Daily Republican., 1882-12-09
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Millard +. Davis, Q e. 2nd ct
Order Phils. goods, Vary's cypress.
Foot rest, backing cases, sleds, for &c.
Get your cOffaa roasted at 400 King street
u. s. Humphrey & Bro, one.pr1ce hatters
Dr. Darmon's office, 1924 Oamac st.. Phila
For cut flowers and funeral designs 20 t,
IB43 Market st.
Many people think Annanias was an anna
teur fisherman.
Weather strips 8 cents per foot at Duucal
Bros, 2l4 Market st.
Broad Gauge Tobacco only genuine wheI
1t comes from Mullins.
Family wine and liquors at Beckett's Btort
lOS and ITO Market street.
Fine IS X. RAN Gold Kings, at E. Z
Hanfs, 10 East Fourth street.
The place to buy Christmas presents is a
Millard +. Davis, No. 9 Z. End ct.
Headquarters for cigars at low prices al
Beckett's 10S and 110 Market street.
Dr. Simms' Pain Searcher, the perfection
Ofpain medicines. Tho giant pain cure.
| Largest stock OF skates In the city to qelect
from at Duncan Bros. PA Market street.
Go to Drake & Co., No. II E. 4th st., to buy
|
VIII be sold at Drake h 90. auction room
Saturday evening, avery hne diamond ring
| cost $o5O0-
A machine for pressing hops has recently
been invented. America is the home Of the
hop presses.
Arabi has one consolation. England Is
left with those 500 Kentucky mules on hel
hands to manage.
Proverbial philosophy-"If rest, rust u
| is German proverb. "IfI trust, bust p IL
the American version.
Some people object to the practice Of fee.
| ing wa tiers, but does not the smiling morn
tip the hills with gold2
The mouthpiece Of the telephone may be
perfectly respectable, but there are o great
many things said against 1t.
Now rapidly cometh the time when the
cOal-bin Is q fathers anxiety, and the seal
skin sacque mammals alteration.
The largest assortp ent of Christmas goods
| In the city are at Drake & Co. auction room
and will be sold at private sale or at auction
The best is always the cheapest, and yCu
will ind that Hollis makes the best caramels
at III Market street, second door below Second
street.
about here p "No, sir, but there's plenty OF
lying about trout here when tellers ike you
DO the fishing"
Arthur to Raoul:-"Well, did you kill
many partriGges P' 'Not one but stilI I'm
very we'll satisfied with myself. l came much
nearer than last yearV ~
When Adam got tired naming his humor-
Gus descendants he said, "Let the rest be di-
vided into. Two parts calling the one part
Smith and the other Jones'"
The man wh) Dragged all summer shout
oe!ng good skater, has switched off from
that topic ana IL hOw telling the buys what q
"hoss" he Is to blind wheat.
Duclerc, the French premier, was formerly
pEoof-reader on newspaper. Look out Tor
him. The n an who has been q prOof-reader
rs equal to any kind Of atrOcity.
Hlsn and Earn. Mechanic Ito plough.
boy) well, my lad, how much do you earn
a Weekf" PloughbOy, II dunno what
earns but know what gets"
Bacon was the man who said "The best
part Of beauty 10 that which picture cannot
express" The cid man had evidently got
his photograph taken and Just got the proofs
Go to H. II. Moores stalls, " and IA SEQ
Ond street market, where you will find good
quality Of new buckwheat flour, also roll
and good tub butter, cheese, salt fish, etc.,
etc.
bOs', 1l6 Market street, has q large supply
OF winter hats, caps, underwear and gloves
for sale at very low prices. Now ts the time
to get great bargains. Can and exalnlne mis-
stoc@.
Geo. X. Baugh does the finest wood carv-
ing for buildings and cars, also the finest
mouiding3 of all kinds for photographs and
all so:ts OF pictures. Call and see. No. bO7
Shipley st.
You should not fail to visit Drake h Co.
auction room, TO see the immense stock of
christmas goods that they have received
from New \ ORR, and must be sold. Give
them q call and examine the stock.
Be good fair maid and let whowill be clever,
Gut your bang even and be ever gay;
And you Will get g watch with patent lever
DOublejeweled action from papa some day
BRANDIBs-BRANDIBs.
Just received large invoice of pure Cali.
fOrnia grape brandy, wa rranted to be dis
grape, for saieby The gallon or bottle, James
A. Kelley, s. W. corner Of Tenth and Orange
streets.
Thoreau's week on the Concord and
Merrimack rivers" did not sell well, and his
publishers returned zoe copies Of an edition
OF 1000. Thoreau stored them In his attic, |
and then boRsted that he had library Of
nearly 800 volumes, of which 700 were books
he wrote himself.
John q Bryant Of the Penna. house, Front
and King Streets, has Just received lot Of
beautiful morocco bound albums, and he |
can supply some for from $3 apiece upwards. |
These goods are warranted and will be sold !
cheap for cash or on the instGllment plan OF
small monthly payments. Call at Penna. |
House and examine stock or send postal and |
Mr.. Bryant will call on the people.
That which Is most PaIatabIe when our
tastes are not perverted, is generally the
most healthful. We have been so long used
to white bread that quite an effort is re-
qnIred to induce us 10 use brown bread; In
act We must be driven to 1t by failing health
Or by high sense of duty which comes from
. careful study Of the subject. There Is
9 ore u this than most people think. vii.
liam d. Pickles, 4O7 King Street. -four dealer,
makes a speciality of the best articles IN