Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
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Sun rises 4.S4. Sun sets 90.
For cut flowers, 30 TO 600 King street.
Christfold 4 Best blS Market street.
T. II. Eaton's pool room, 18th and Market.
Go to r. +. Eaton's, 18th and Market sts.,
for good cigar.
What would you call u young physician p
A patient walter
Remember Hollis, the old fashion molasses
candy man, No. l2l Market street.
Fine Is X. Plain Gold Kings, at K. 7
Hanf SIS East Fourth stree
Tuberose bulbs that will bloom this year,
for sale AT Crippen's. No. East Second 81.
Tbormomet srs reform late in life they
never become temper .te" until nearly sixty
Get your photographs AZ HoliAnd's CALLER,
| No. Third street two doors East Of Market.
sine card photographs for u, atHollsnd'i
gallery, No. Third street, between Market
and king.
| Joseph H. Greenman is the reliable wall.
p p,r and window shade dealer, tl7 King
street.
We are offering the best bargains In the
city ia hosiery, shirts and collars. Christ.
held b Hest.
The law can nevor make 4 man honest; 1t
CHH only Mts ulu N0lJ WuGu
he is dishonest.
Tho devil has got pretty firm hold on q
number OF young men, just because they
carry night-key.
l. arge lot of MaiOlics, Cuspadores and
cream pitchers, at Orippen's No. East Ser
0nd sJreet, Wilmington, Del.
Leave your orders at once with Joseph H.
9reonman. Az King street, and have } our
papering dcne satisfactorily.
For bargains in furniture aud bedding, gt
to L. +. Adsir's, 2O7 Market street and ses
his goods and learn bis prioes.
The men who make the fewest con9ue SITS
among women " tho world are those who
have the best opinion Of them.
Ifyeu want f,rst GLASS parlor suit made
10 order for low price, 70 to W. W. Wood.
wards Sixth and Tatnall strsets.
Go to Blake's, No. 2,3 Market street. to
have your hats and feathers cleaned and
dyed to LOOK like new.
Come up town for your working shirts,
owe alls. jumpers, drawers and hosiery.
Prices the most moderate, Chr isttield * Best.
DO not marry, because your wife will be
ugly or she will Ds pretty. Ia the former
| c sc you won't hike her; In the latter case
some ono else will.
A Boston policeman fred at criminal and
to bra. of. A New York policeman wouldn't
have hit anything.
Mrs. Mackey's daughter is pronounced "lS
pretty and reserved, and the Lowell Courier
wonders who she Is reserved for. For her lu-
tur husb and, no doubt.
Tho body OF the late Mr.. James reposes In
q tye-hundred dollar coffin. When he gets
across tho creek, the people over there will
take him for plumber.
Examine the large stock OF hats and gents
'urLi ming z, DDS, vt Il 5. HurLhrty u Bro
e02 Market street, tho one price hatters. a
large assortment OF umbrellas, etc.
The suntiowers Of the coming season will
have pinEish tint. Blu hlna at the III re
pute to which their name has been brought
by oscar Wilde and other aesthetics.
Persons wanting minoe meat. apple butter,
preserves Of all kinds, good, pure tub butter,
buckwheat, &C., can be accommodated 81 H
H. Moore's stalls. "a and "a End street market
Sara Bernhardt has married titled tire.
clan, but she will still continue her theatri al
career hereaJ an exchange rises TO
pauxhtily remark that her nuneroue child
rem will no doubt be glad Of her ma riage.
TAILORING.
Suits made to order In fashionable styles,
from SIS up. Pants from So 30 up; ut guar
anteed. Clear ing securing cutting and re.
pairing = spooinisy '" ~ Aoo'
Seventh street.
There Is a species Of monkey In South
A merica which can howl 80 loud as to make
itself heard at q distance of Two miles If one
OF there creatures were imported into Mich.
gan the people would elect 1t to Coz gtesa.
"keading maketh a full man." the poet
says The reading OF sensational juvenile
literature also mabeth q full Eoy-full Of
wickedness land he would be worth more if
he were to remain empty.
Forepaugh has lost his SIC, 900 beauty, and
despite this alarming sta o of things his sh
Is patronized as largely as ever. But perhaps
the enterprsing Snowman has more than
made up for the loss Of the ''beuaty' by pur
chasing another mid eyed camel.
1t broke the fisher all up. He was fishing
and fish warden stood and watched rim
a ID man came . ong and said to the
warden: IT'S out of season to catch fish.
Why don't you arrest him. And the
warden replied "rrue it's against the law
to catch fish; but there Is no law against q
man holding pole with a card attached
dangling in the water That's all he has
done. or Ia likeIy to do"
A Young girl asks an editor whether It is
necessary when a young lady is receiving
company In the parlor that she shall lug in
beof.teaks, white wdsh tubs, s3rubDing
brushes and smoothing irons, in order to con.
vince lot of ninnos Of young mon that she
can work in tho Kitchen" ny no manner Of
means. She should invi the ninnies to lug
them in-Or at least assist her in the work Of
Juggling.