Daily Republican., 1882-08-03
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Ohristtield & Best.
Grab salad at Fullmer's.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.

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Ohristfeld & Best.
Grab salad at FulImer's.
DeViled crabs at Fullmer's.
SteWed crabs at Fullmer's.
Ice cold oysters at Fullmer's.
Ambrosia, best fine cut at Mullins.
Get your coffee roasted at 400 King street
Parker, cupping and leeohjug, No. lOS Gas
Second street.
Inc best carpenters and maohinists level
ever made, at the 300. store.
Meals the cheapest in the city r. : a4y's
10 Market street.
lawyers in Boston.
fine IL X. Plain Gold ksnI T.
Hanfs. l6 East Fourth street,
The blows Of sullivan are reLkc,..,.. Mr.
WILSON as 30 many pounds sterling,
wilt Thou'' is the appropriate title of a
lresh poem which willis In the waste BASKET.
The man who "lOdged complaint and
boarded carr says he is going out Of the
hotel business.
Perhaps this rain will make more streams
Ior congressman to work into the new river
and haroor bill.
Snne retouched cards for 81 at Holland q
gallery No. East Third street, between
Market and King streets
NOW trot out that OLD Joke "The President
mas not put his foot down upon the river and
harbor bill; only his wee-toe.''
everybody knows that Holland makes the
oest I'm type 1n the city NO. 1 last Third
Street, between Market and King.
PRESENTLY some enterprisinR church.
awakening to the fact that it is behind the
aye, Will discard its bell and put in stea IN
whistle
~ wa fayOrlte rem ark of Daniel Webs n
that dautemala would never be sati fed un.
tll 1t Gautemauling
SILK, alapsca al d gingham umbrellas at
lowest Or oes at q. b. humphrey IL BRO 3
So2 Market street, the One.prlcu hatters and
turnishers.
Every State has man who axes It his
business to report that graves of distinguish.
ed peOi lie are being / eglected. He is usually
one of the oldest inhabitants, AID a weari.
some liar.
While the plucky British soldiers are win.
nnlhg out Egypt, some internal rascals are
ousy IN london laying pipes to run and rob
the country when II is won.
Geo. K. Baugh does the finest wood cary
ing for buildings and cars. Also, the finest
mouldings OF all kinds for photographs ami
an sorts OF pictures. uall and see, at No 597
Sh1pley street
Red caps are worn by many Of the bathers
at Narrag ansett Pier, and the wearer of one
invariably gets mad as hornet when any.
body mistakes his head for buoy and tries
to moor boat to it.
We were mysthed about John Bright's
resignation in the House of Commons until
we read that he contemplated trip to
oil ala l.
probably had aM offer from one Of our lecture
bureaus.
! he weary husband. as he proceeds to take
down the clothes line uncOnsciously trips
over croquet arch, and from the bottom of
MS leet wishes ne was where the WiCkets
cease from troubling.
The Oldest vessel ati0at is ship of 800 tons
called True Love. Sic is one hundred years
old and is merchant ship In active duty,
sailing under the English hag. Her course
must have ran tOlerab y smooth.
The moon Will be full twice this month,
the only month In the year thus honored, the
astrononers tell US. Yes, we see once On
the Fourth OF July, of course, and-Well. we
really don't know what special occasion
there is Tor the other time unless Congress
The Chinese, 1t is said, have long been in
the habit OF printing sleeve edition" Of the
classics to assist candidates at the c0mpeti.
tive examinations whose memories are not
SO much ahead of the rest of the world after
all.
NO, Angelina" you are mistaken in sup
posing that the sea Is crossed by longitudinal
and latitudinal lines. The lines seen on the
maps represent only imaginary lines. Brl-
tannia rules the waves, no doubt, but not in
that way, dear. However, your mistake was
quite natural one.
A Cincinnati editor has rescued Minnie
MADDEN from death-the horse she rode was
frightened by bicycle on the edge of preci.
plce-tor ten cents Il line. The old versions
used by Katie Putnam, Louise Pomeroy and
OH ers were more probable and better adv6r-
tlsements. by the way it Is about time for
wary Anderson to rescue some one from
drowning.
Young man, dOst see those graceful Curls
That decorate thy swestheart's brow?
Dost realize the time she spent
In clinching them where they are noWH
Her arms ached sore and she got mad
And all was done to capture you;
but press them gently, for perhaps
On some one else's head they grow.
A sleeper is one who sleeps. A sleeper is !
That on which the sleeper sleeps. a sleeper |
Is that on which the sleeper which carries the 1
sleeper while he sleeps runs. Therefore |
while the sleeper sleeps in the sleeper the |
sleeper carries the sleeper over the sleeper |
lnder the sleeper until the sleeper which car
les the sleeper jumps off the sleeper and |
wakes the sleeper in the sleeper by striking
ne sleeper under the sleeper, and there is no
Keeper IN the sleeper on the sleeper.