Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
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Christteld Il Best.
Grab salad at Fullmer's.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
Stewed crabs at Fullmer's.
Ice cold oysters at Fullmer's.
For cut flowers, go to 400 King street.
Ice cream freezers and coolers, 99,. store.
Get your coffee roasted at 400 King street
| T. H. Eaton's pool room, 18th and Market
New books fruit 4 flower baskets. g3c store.
Parker, cupping and leeching, No. lO3 East
Second street
Go to r. r. Eaton's, 18th and Market sts,
for good cigar.
The chief end Of man is the end that has
the boots on.
Many waist places Of the past are now oc-
cupied by wide belts.
The best Sc. cigar in the city can be found
at East Second street.
Unr choice Mayhower at W. J. Ktmble's.
Front and Maids On Streets
The Best Minnesota Flour at w, i. Kim.
ble's, Front and Madison streets.
For good sprirg bed buy the National
Wire Mattress of s. Murphey & Son.
Earl II Wilson's collars and cuffs at Christ.
field Best's. 5l5 Market street.
| n choice line of shirts, underwear and no,
stery at Christded Il Best's, Ills Market st.
Morning star New Process at W. J Kim
ble's, Front and Madison street
Fine IL x. Plain Gold Kings, at f g.
HAMS. 10 East Fou rth str, ct.
| Go to Samuel Murphey H. Sons for fine
chamber suits, the best assortment in the
city.
The largest and best assortment Of picture
frames can be found at g. K Baugh's, 607
Shipley street.
The Sandwich Island missionaries com.
plain that the Chinese gamble at Hilo, Jack
and the game.
San Francisco is rather a large town, and
| 1t Is surprising that San Francisco police
doesn't get lost,
| Go to Blake's, No. 233 Market street. to
have your hats and feathers cleaned and
dyed to look like new
| We have on hand large assortment of
furniture which we are selling at low prices.
Samuel Murpne5 " Son.
! 8 fine retouched cards for 81 az Hollands
vallery No. 4 East Third street, between
| Market and King streets.
The duty on Quinine having been reduced,
fever and ague is placed within the reach OF
the poor and humble.
Mothers can prevent their youthful Off
spring from creeping upstairs by scattering
a few tacks a.ong the route.
Who Is the oct OF the Democratic party
| His ''p0mes' are likely enough to lose the
votes Of the friends Of the music.
Three tine retouched cabinet pictures for
81 20, at Hollands, No. 4 East Third street.
between Market and King streets.
For bargains In furniture aud bedding, 20
to l.. F. Adair's, 2O7 Market street and SEQ
his goods and learn bis prices.
Poetry should be written on both SIDES Of
a sheet of paper, 20 that 1t wi not be pub
lished when editors get hold Of it.
With all the Erenchman's boasted eeono.
my In culinary matters, he never thinks Of
serving up lamb In Its own capers.
nyou want nrst class parlor suit made
to order tor low price, 20 to W. W. Wood.
| wards Sixth and Tatnall streets.
Don't forget that the best and cheapest
hats may be found at the one-price store Of
q. s. Humphrey Bro, 3O2 Market street.
Revolutionists are like street-sprlnklers-
they can make 1T muddy In sunshine. but
they can't make sunshine when it Is muddy.
a young lady. attending Dalis and parties,
should always secure female chaperope un-
til she Is able to call some male chap her
own.
country girl ketLluR OL tTdlu dt odk-
land, California, was asked II she might be
helped to alisht. She replied that she did
not smoke.
A milkman makes an excellent candidate
for office. Practice with the pump-handle
| enables him to shake hands without expert
encing fatigue.
A full line OF gents furnishing goods, the
Earl Il Wilson collars and cuffs, tine neck
wear, etc, at 302 Market street, Il S. Humph
rey Il Bro, proprietors
The American people are so fond Of Il oreign
things that they will swallow New OrIea Ms
cotton.see oil when 1t comes back from Italy
in olive-oil bottles.
Shakespeare never repeated. Their. was o
little boy In Oakland who resembled the
bard In this particular. He very thought
lessly twisted a mules tail.
Persons wanting mince meat, apple butter,
preserves OF all kinds, good, pure tub butter,
buokWheat, &C.. can be accommodated at Il.
H. Moore's stalls. u and "a and street market
The largest and cheapest assortment of
straw hats in the city at Ross, ll6 Market
street. Also, fine stock of summer under
wear and notions Gall and examine.
Joseph d. Lynch editor of the Les Angeles
(Csl.) Herald, Is a candidate for Congress
man. st-large. He is one Of the most deserv-
edly popular Of public men, and If elected,
would Gerve the State with credit.
The editor of the San Francisco Argus says
his attention vas first drawn to matrimony
| by the skillful manner In VIII .ch young lady
handled broom. A brother editor says the
way his wife handles broom Is not very sat
| isfactory. What sweeping reIonder.