Daily Republican., 1882-11-29
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Order Phila. goods, VarY's express.
Acctdentsto hunters are now In order.
Get your cOrtsa roasted at 400 King street
q. y. Humphrey & Bro, One-prIce hatters
Dr. DarmOn's office, 1874 Camac st., Phils
Flower stands, umbrella stands, clocks, s9t
For cut flowers and funeral designs 20 t
S43 Markets
Broad GuaSo Tobacco only genuine whe
1t comes from Mullins.
Family ' inc and liquors at Bsckett's stor
lCs and 1lO Market street.
Fine IS K. RAN Gold Rings, at E. l
Hanfs, 10 East Fourth street.
Headquarters for cigars at low prices q
| Beck0tts lO8 and ITO Market street.
Dr. Simms' Pain Searcher, the rerfeotiol
Of pain medicines. The giant pain cure.
Commodore Henry Eagle, U. S. NJ, re
tired, died In New YORK on sunday In th,
SD year of his age.
Texas claims goose sixty-flVe years old
Inc Baltimore Day wants to know Wherl
that goose was during the war.
Oscar Wilde premises TO relieve this coun
try OF his bGneful presence about the frs
OF January, when he will sail for Australia
Herbert Spencer says AmericsDs do no
know how TO Rrumble. He should 10 around
among the outs on cold day after an cleo
ten.
Charles H. Reed, one OF Gulteaus law
yers, IL In Washington, urging that the gov,
erBment pay him 81, 900 for defending the as
s6esin.
Senator Nc rgan, Of Alabama, was nomi
mated for reelection by the Democratic eau.
cas- of the Legislature Of that State on Mon.
day night.
Tho owner of q turlined circular considers
1t reckless eItraVag ance to keep 1t buttoned
80 tight that one end won't blow back and
show tho fur.
ThurloW Weeds autobiography, though
LETT lncom pl0te by him, will be published,
the work OF editing devolving on his grand.
SOD, ThurloW Weed Barnes.
"Our young mon are coming to the front, =
cries political journal It doesn't look
that way at the theatre. Just as many bald
heads In the front r)Ws as ever.
The youth upon his coat sleeve bore
Along the street his lateIt mash;
She waltZed him In an oyster store
And robbed him there Of all his cash.
Hon. Lewis L. Campbell, of Ohio, whose
death is announced, took prominent and
active part In public affairs twenty five
years ago. He was man Of much ability.
lty.
Congressman Updegraff, of Ohio, whs has
been very Ill for some time at his ome In
Mount Pleasant In that State, is again re-
ported improved, with prospect Of recov-
cry.
Science is big thing. 1t has discovered
that the cockroach Rntedated Adam by a
great many centuries, and yet the c0ckroach
has never seemed like an aristocratIc nj
NAL.
A burglar arrested in Cleveland the other
night " as very malignant. He said he was
only doing what the whole State of Nov
York did a spell ago, ''going fOr'' Cleve.
land.
Mr.. Langtry is becoming rapidly Ameri-
canized She has already canal boat nam
cd aiter her. This would be honor enough
for a woman with any but the most soaring
ambition.
Dr. Darmon arrived In this city yesterday
and can be found at his new quarters, South.
west corner Third and Shipley streets, for O
short time only. Ofice hours from 0 q. m.
to 10 p. m.
Geo. K. Baugh does the finest wood cary.
ing for buildings and cars, also the finest
mouiding5 Cf all kinds for photographs and
all sorts OF pictures. Call and see. No. bO7
ShiDley st.
Some one wants the tax taken off whisky
and put on crankS, in order to increase the
revenue. But that would be a bad move.
II tacks were put on cranks, editors couldn't
"sit down on EN-"
"Don't you IsVe her still ?" asked the
judge Of man who wanted divorce" Ger.
tainly l dc" said he; Il love her better still
than any other way, but tho trouble is abe
will never be still"
For the best cream oaramels, in the city 70
to the old fashion mOlasges candy man
where you will get them strickly pure and
always fresh at III Market street, second door
below Second street.
One sign Of prosperous times Is the activity
among dealers in patent medicines Or is It
an indication Of hard times On the theory
that the people have less tine to fuss over
the ir tancied ailnent when they get busy2
J. g. Brown is painting "a young girl with
a very sweet face, seated In the fields, with
hA nds claFped In her lap, wrapped In happy
thoughts" This sort OF wrapping may do
Tor summer, but girl needs more en- than
happy thoughts can be in winter.
The Boston Post tells Of man who vas
cured Of snoring by suddenly awakening
and finding his wife trying 70 play yankee
DoOdle"by pinchtng his nose. II This yarn had
9manated from any other slurce than BoB.
ton we should have been inclined to think it
was true.
:. Conversation between grocer and q Gus
of these eggs were bad that
you gave me the other morning" "ImpOs-
iible." Nevertheless Isay that they were
tale" "AOu must have walked awful
slow, thop. You couldn't expect thom to
Keep al day"
John q Bryant Of the Penna. house, Front
Ind King Streets, has sold $50 illustrated
Family Bibles to the citizens OF Delaware.
rhese are the largest best bound and most
Bibles ever sold In this city and
nay be had very low for cash or on the plan
If monthly inGtallments.
That which Is most palatable when cur
astes are not perverted, Ia generally the
nos healthful. We have been so long used
o white bread that quite an effort is re-
lulred to induce us to use brown bread; In
act we must be driven to 1t by falling health
II by high sense Of duty which comes from
careful study Of the subject. There is !
more in this than most people think. Will |
lam d. Plckels. 4O7 King Street, -four dealer
makes speciality of the best articles in |
his line. Uall and get . circular.