Daily Republican., 1882-02-21
BREVITIES.
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For cut flowers. 20 to 400 King street.
Good bird cages for 30 cents, at 9sc. store
Marching's gold paint ct James Bradford
Why are long haired men like billy goats
Full line Of paint brushes at James Brat
ford's.
Better keep your feet dry even If your hea
iS not.
Parker, cupping and leeching, los E. Sex
0nd street.
Greatest truths are often said in the feweI
words.
Ruby Gold Paint, ready-mixed, at Jane
l3radford's.
SPongss and chamois skins at James Brad
fOrd'B.
New STOCK, prime stock anu large stock 0
tohaccos at Mullins.
How to produce telling etiect-communl
cate secret to woman.
The man who leads dogs life prObabi,
barks for clothing house.
Pride hi1es our faults from ourselves ant
naxDities them to others.
Our own hearts and not other mems opin
ions, form our true honor.
Dust brushes, hand scrubs, shoe brushes
/
The kind OF an appointment which nobody
likes to have-a adis-appOintment,
Fine II X. Pain Gold Rings, at E. E
HaDfs, 10 East Fourth street.
Two birds in the hand are worth dozen
promised by an niterant bird seller.
Choice new crop N. U. molasses at the old
store of W. IL. Lloyd, Seventh and King.
Punctualty requires no undue exer,ion,
and its influence rs mCst salutary Gne.
Get your photographs at Hollands gallery
No. Third street. two doors East Of Market
| You cannO: dream yourself into charac-
tcr-yOu muEt hammer and force yourself
ono
slime card photographs for 81, stHolland's .
gallery, No. Third street, betweenMarkst
and King.
A naughty little boy, having been threat.
encd with d whipping, Immediately hung
his head.
The most universally known men In the
| world is the man who will sing when he
| don't know how
For bargains in -four go to W. j. Kimble's.
Front and Madi on streets, M pounds Of the
| best flour for II 10.
An oyster said Hood, is very anomalous,
for You nave to take it out Of its bed before
! you can tuck it in.
Difficulties are always mountains till we
meet them, ana mere mOle.hills when we
| have passed them.
There is no rest for the wigged'' Is what
the bald headed man said wnen he chased
| his false hair up the street III November
gale.
"Cherub ~ What is love? Love lie sit.
| ting on the same end of a sofa with girl you
| like pretty well.
The man who has never run a daily paper
cannot begin TO imagine what heap Of life
be has failed to see.
Ifyeu want a first class parlor suit made
| 10 order for low price, 20 to W. W. Wood
| wards, Sixth and Tatnall streets.
"She stoops to conquer Can this refer to
| the fond mother who beads over her way
| ward boy with number five slipper.
For bargains in furniture aud bedding, 20
to L. F. Adairs Is. POT Market street and see
| his goods and learn his rrices.
Dodge every man you meet in smallpox
time Especially il he has bdnch of bills n
| mis- hand and determined look in his eye.
When town is able to support brass
| band, depspd upon 1t that the likelihood Of
| Inat town being city S almost assured.
The largest aud best assortment of picture
| frames can be found at u. X. Baugh'S, 607
Shipley strest
If a man bumped his head against the top
OF rom, what article of stationery would he
| be supl lied with? Ceiling whacks.
General Hawley says: THE country will
| not be safe until every American is poll.
| tician.' All right, general sit Gown. It's
| safe.
Biblical student OF course Ruth wanted
beau. but no one has ever been able to de-
tormine why she choose such Boaz as she
did.
Avoid that which you blame others for do
Ing, says one Of our wise men. Well things
have como to pretty pass if man can't kiss
his own wife.
Seven dollars and a half were paid by a
Canada harness IN ikcr for kissing the wife of
u tin smith. 1t was altogether too Huch. No
poor man can stand such extravaganza.
The New York Commercial Advertiser
says: Lying is hard work. 1t may be ;
we never tried 1t. We never did like hald
work but many of our contemporaries are
differently constituted.
A fashion item says: "Dentelle orentale
is new darned lace much In demand for
bordering, etc. 1t is the darned lace that
makes dresses so darned expensive.
great weather prophet was Nennor,
Whoae voice was as sweet as "a tenor,
But the old weather clerk
Was a contrary old Turk,
And always went back on poor Vennor.
A druggist In Virginia has been sent to
prison fer sixty days "for selling liquor as a
beverage" Wonder wDat they would have
done with him If he had sold it for a liver
pad, or as h wash Ior removing freckles or
throat affections.
MAKE Somebody Glad,' urges recent
poem Hundreds Of young men can comply
with the request By simply bidding her good
n1g hit two or three hours earlier on Sunday
nights.
Persons wanting mince meat, apple butter
preserves Of all kinds, good, pure tub butter
buCkwheat, &c, can be accommodated at II.
II. Moore's stalls. u and "a End street market
Wantcd-.-A modern young lady's forehead
The iitOr not having seen one Tor several
years Is willing to pay fair price for
glimpse at the genuine article. No banged
or other wise mutllated specimens wanted.
aosD NIGHT.
Good night-the little lips touch ours,
Tho little arms enfOld US;
And oh, thai thus through coming years
They mi ght forever hold US
Good nia hit we answer back and smile
And kiss the dropping eyes;
But iu our trembling heart the while
The wistiul queries rise:
Who, In the weary years 10 come,
hen we are hid from sight,
Will clasp these llttls hands and kiss
These little lips good night?'
s-A%
GrO9 Shops i'm Siuka,
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. IA despatch
from Port Townsend says: The steamer
Eureka has arrived here from Sitka.
TheU. S. hospital there, which had been
occupied as an Industrial school and
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