Daily Republican., 1882-07-07
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Uhristtield 4 Best.
Grab salad at Fullmer's.
DeViled crabs at Fullmer's.
Slowed crabs at Fullmer's.
Ice cold oysters at Fullmer's.
For cut flowers go to 400 King street.
Good refrigerators, coolers. at ggc. store
Get your coffee roasted at 400 King street.
Parker, cupping and leechilg, No. IO3 East
Second street.
Try Broad Gauge tobacco at Muliin'f, West
Front street.
The best Sc. cigar Ia the city can be found
at s East Second street.
Fine Is X. Plain Gold Rings, at +,
Hanfs. 10 East Fourth street.
Best $40. flour In tae city. 2415 pounds for
w c@nts. >. f. corner Front and Mad son gts
Go to H. H. Moores for good butter and
cheese at stalls, u and "a Second street Mar
ket House,
The Empress Of Brazil has presented the
emperor OF India with sptaer-web dress.
That's too thin.
A man who with bare foot slept on a pile of
carpet nails. said they reminded him Of the
income tax.
| Wait for others to advance your interests,
and you will wait till they are rot worth al.
vancing,
| Hope is like the sun, which, as we Journey
towards 1t, casts the shadow VI our burden
behind US.
benevolent eye, humility OF spirit, and q
mind free from pride characterize the true
ditclpIes.
Sleep knits uD tho ravAIlsd sleeve OF care,
but she lets the worn out seat Of pOVGrty's
pants take 'are of itself
Go to Biake's, So. 93 Market street, to
have your hats and feathers cleaned and
dyed to looE like new
When mao ami the IA tine Of his b9aom
both bnrt into tears, 'h"re IS p!Ttnership
dissolved by mutual couaen
Slime retouched cards for 81 a HnNlant's
gallery No. East Third street, oetweaa
Market and King 3 reefs
| Everybody knows that Holland maAe' the
| best tin type 10 the city. No. ST Th!ri
street, between Market aad KING.
The Indians are making a good deal of
fuss. They were peaceable enough before
they were contaminated by bad Americans.
Mrs. Leonard says "there are no fallen
men, for the reason that M men ever got
high enough to experience any such thitg as
o tall.
San Francisco is oamoring for brass bands
| In churches. EXtreTe measures must be
taken to keep San FrancitcO people awake,
evid emily.
DR.. Darmon will arrive In our city on Sat.
urday noon. This is the dOctor's thirty sixth
visit. He can be found at 6l6 NJ Market street,
for few days.
We learn to climb by keeping our eyes, not
on the valley that lie behind, but on the
mountains that rise before u.s.
Law is like q seiVe; you may see through
hut m mot hn IInHo n raIV anl he
fore you can get through it.
An elderly minister at a social party where
the young people were dancing, being asked
If he danced, replied mo, was not edu-
Gated on that end ~
A man should think twice before spending
his money fOolishly. il he puts 1t IN a snv
1ngs bank, he VIII nave ample time to think
dozen times.
Congressman MorriSon thinks the Demo.
craeJ sadly want an issue. If tissue" is an
other nIme fJr the offices, they want 1t sadly
enough, indeed.
A new drama written for Pearl Eytinge, Is
called Omin' thrO' The Rye" The title is
too su Egestive. Young men will rush out be-
tween the acts In order to come thrO' it,
or let 1t 20 through them.
A fine lot OF straw hats at Ross, ll6 Market
street, selling very cheap to make room for
Fall styles. Also good assortment of un-
derwear, etc. Now is the time to secure bar
gains.
Geo X. Baugh do,s the finest wood carv-
ing for buildings and cars. Also, the finest
mOuldings of all kinds for photographs and
all sorts of pictures. Call and see, at 5O7
Shipley street.
what made the mule kick you? ?" they
asked the gentleman who had been sent fly
ing through the roof of barn. And he an
swered: DO you think was fool enough to
go back and ask MIN 2"
A LEXINGTON (Ky.) youth, who went to
work in the country, wrote his girl, June
graduate, that he was raising a calf. Ina
gine his feelings when the girl replied ~
am glad you have begun to support your
| self"
The ceIebra cd Earl & Wilson collars and
cuffs In great variety at q. 5. Humphrey h
| Bro 3O2 Market street, where full line of
gents furnishing goods may be found at eX-
tremely low prices.
An exchange wonders what kind of show
Barnum will have in the next world. We
think he'll have pretty god show, despite
his aggregation End exaggeration in this
but 1t will not be ''the greatest on EARTH
heightened defaulter Is keeping the
books Of the general Office in the prison ut
Joliet. He is said to be very modest and 1t
is thought that II his behavior is good the
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Joliet.
NOW is the season of the year when the man
who sees the sign "Fresh paint" will go up to
the door, leave the marks of his dirty fingers
en- 1t, and 20 away muttering to himself,
| That's So"
Balzac, the novelist, was the netghbOr Of
| Prince L, and often used to pay hi n q
visit in the morning, clad In the completest
neglige. tine day balzac met at his neigh.
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excuse himself on the nature OF his attire.
"Mousieur," re piled the youEg lady, when
read your books, | did not trouble myself
about the binding"
A yOunSster, on passing the old homestead
| from which the family had been removed for
some time, and which the lad had often had
pOinted cut to him as the house in which ne
and his little brothers had been born, on see
| inp 1t removed preparatory to the erection OF
| a new one surveyed in silence for few me
ments the changed scene, and then said, pa
theticallY, "Oh, papa, we weren't born no.
where now, were we"
MY LITTLE GIRL.
Perhaps you meyer saw her
My little girl!
So have no tenderness for her,
This little girl;
Nor any sort Of feeling
You fancy needs concealing,
Because you know she is my little girl.
Well, then, III show ner to you
My little girl.
She'd tell you, If she knew you,
This little girl
that though sae's small Of stature,
She's out Of frocks and that you're
Not to think she's such very little girl.
She likes to have me call her
My little girl;
| And feels full inch taller,
lhis little girl,
| When her hand within my arm,
| Iu,f,IJ tha littIa nalm