Daily Republican., 1882-05-13
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Sun sets 7.l2.


Sun rises AL. Sun sers -
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.
q. Vary. Phila. Messenger, 5O3 MKT. st.
More walnut frames and large mats, 9gc.
o. & b. Mems furnishings, bl5 Market st
Get Your coffee roasted at 400 King street
]. II. Eaton's pool room, 18th and Market.
Parker, cupping and leeching, No. 1O3 East
sarah Bernhard Is said TO sleepin double
bedded cof4n now.
informal mac hlne postal cards have not yet
been patented.
Go TO I. +. Eaton's, 18th and Market sts..
for good cigar.
All tho other rowers except Hanlan appear
to be numb. SOULS.
Whenever lot Of girls strike 1t Is safe to
ask-"Who Is he""
The lovely lily Langtry is now sunfiower.
ing 1t In the Provinces
rhe meteoroloysts are saying all sorts Of
horrid things asout May.
dladstone's mastery retreat res ,m bIes Mo
Clellan's bcf re Richmond.
Navigators generally take an extra drink as
they sail round tse Horn.
The Alaska has beaton the record. Now
let tho Alaska shalIenge Hanlan,
Captain Howgate has sIgnalled, and the
omoers OF the corpse feal easier.
Before quill pens went out of fashion they
uied TO keep stolen hogs In steel pen.
Remember Hollis, the old fashion molasses
candy man, No. III Market street.
Fine - K. Plain Gold Kings, at E. Z.
Hanf sis East Fourth stree.
The Mary Walker who was the object "
Mr. Ramslen's crooked affection Is not our
Dr. Mary.
Joseph H 9reenman Is the reliable wall.
paper and window shade dealer, 407 King
street.
The fashionable parasol this summer viii |
be wafer with pin stuck through the mid
ole Of 1t.
The old Granger at the head Of the Malley
trial appears TO understand his business
thoroughly.
The rain falls 0n..the Just and the unjust.
Hut not en- the man who has Just stolen an
umbrella.
With another liver Carlyle would have
been an Emerson; as 1T stood, ne was only
crusty old grappus.
A heavy herring or rather Harrington, Of
the Illinois Legislature, has knocked down
an entire Parish.
Some people put stockings'on their hens to
keep them from scratching, but better plan
Is TO "shoo' them,
In peace prepare for war, particularly
where 1t Is single piece Of pie and two hun
gry boys wanti it.
This seasons bathing dresses for ladies are
to be built Of oiled sllk. Keeps out the water
better'n blue clotn.
For bargains In furniture and bedding, 20
TO l.. +. Adatr's, 207 Market street and see
bis goods and learn his prices.
nyeu want a flrst GLASS parlor suit made
to order for . low price, 90 to W. W. Wood.
wards Sixth and TatnaIl streets.
Go to Blake's, No. 2a3 Market street, to
have your hats and feathers cleaned and
dyed to look like new.
Leave your orders at once with Joseph II
areenman, 4o7 King street, and have your
pspering done satisfactorily.
In some respects the gentler sex far surpass
ns. No man. for instance, can deliver a lee.
turo with dozen pins In mis- mouth.
Three fine retouched cabinet pictures for
81 90, at hollands, NO. 4 East Third street,
Persons in want of a baby coach would do
we'll to call on E. A. Parry, SAT Market street
as they arc selling them very low.
A city missionary was asked the cause Of
his poverty. principally because have
preached SO much without notes." he said.
A Denver preacher told the waverers In his
congregation that they were like man be-
tween two dog fights, uncertain which TO
take In.
Warm weather being near at hand 1t is
time the newspapers mad dropped Hints to
SwimmsD," and substt tuted "Rules for
skaters"
We hear Of man who has made fortune
by tending to his own business. This is
authentic. But then he mad very few COM
petitors.
Headquarters for Grand Army caps, ut
Ross, llo Market street. Also for white
shirts, underwear, hosiery and notions. Gall
and examine thoir goods.
Now is the time tu get your window screens
and door screens made to order, at Ycrger's,
4O6 Shipley street. Low prices. Call and see.
A tramp says there can be nothing wrong
about stealing q ride on freight train, FOR
though he gets what he steals, he Goes not
rob anybody else of a ride.
Persons wanting mince meat, apple butter,
preserves Of all kinds good, pure tub butter,
&C., can be accommodated at d
H. MoOre's stalls. II and u and street market
The clothing man who put 1t of
Lost money on bis collars,
But he who advertised IN time
Made $4,000.
q. 3. Humphrey g. Bro, 30l M arket street, |
have o full line Of spring hats, neckwear, |
shirts, collars, cuffs and In fact every thing |
usually Kept a hrstclass gents furnishing |
store
In spite Of the protracted storm, this week |
has been better than any since we opened. |
Uur friends are finding out where we
ire and steadily the news is spreading that |
We have the goods at the peoples prices. Un-
purchases exchanged or money |
Call and see our line of mems fur
1ishng goods at 5l5 Market street, Christ.
1eld h Best.
Now, look ~ cried the gay auct!oneer, 6taas
This carpet-one dollar hear
An 'alf-make 1t two
GoinH-gone ma'am to YOU
Dirt cheap-and you settle right here.
Her name was called out ra ther loud
She blushed there while eyed by The crowd
Two dollars she laid.
On the esk, quite afraid,
And felt Of her barg ain so proud.