Daily Republican., 1882-09-13
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Sun rises 6.Ss.
sun sets 6.l3.


sun rises 6Ss. sun sets 0.ls.
Grab salad at Fullmer's.
Deviled crabs ct FuIlmer's.
Slowed crabs at Fullmer's.
Ice cold oysters at Fullmer's.
Dr. Darmon's office, 1874 Camac st. Phila.
Get Your corfAA roasted at 400 King street.
Il. s. Humphrey & Bro, one. price hatters.
All kinds Of children's chairs, at 900. store.
Fresh stock Of that ''Nlmrod" tobacco, at
Mullins west Front Street.
Fine lS X. Plain Gold Rings, at e. e
Hanfs, 10 East Fourth street.
Pure cider vinegar a. the old grocery store
OF W. h. Lloyd, 7th and King.
DR.. Simms' Pain Searcher. the r rerfestIon
OF pain medicines. The giant pain cure,
Thunder claps from 1O3 Cast 9th street.
Herricsne of low prices at T. M. Wier's, l03
L, 9th st.
8 fine retouched cards for 81 at HoIland's
gallery No. East Third street, between
Market and King streets.
Everybody KnVwS that Holland d makes the
oest tin types 10 the city. No. East Third
street, between Market and King.
Buy bag Of our shamroc -four and ask
the minister to tea. 1t makes bread as white
as snow, at I. M. Wler's, 1903 +. 9th st,
A political crank fs quite cIDable Of start.
ing party Of his own, making an electric
ticket, and wondering why nobody else can
see the beauty Of his scheme.
The census shows that the number of per
sons In family In the United States Is a
small fraction over five. In some families
we know the husband is the small fraction
over
Geo. L. Baugh does the finest wood cary.
Ing Tor DuildlnVs and cars, also the finest
mouldingJ of all kinds for photogra phs and
al sorts Of pictures Call and see. No. 6O7
Shipley st.
where is the girl from St. Louis ?naskeda q
Coney Island visitor. gazing at hole in the
sand. That wansn't made by a st. Louis
girl, was the reply: that's where q yawl
was beached."
About the most discOura2ing thing that
can happen to q man is to be doing the
handsome thing in keeping ahead OF a cross
Dull, and hnd, on reaching the fence, that
1t Is Of barbed wire.
net. but Its sting had scarcely been sharpen
ed when the editor was pounded half to
death, suit OF libel begun and d porter
flung into the river.
An Arizona Indian has gone out of the
numbering business and started a grocery,
He probably thinks that he can do more lor-
turing with adulttrated groceries than with
the scalping"knife
1t seems strange that the deaf and dumb
sign language has not come into more gen.
eGal use in polite society. 1t would. be SO
handy at dinner parties for the man who
wants to talk with his mouth full.
Professor Langley has made the discovery
that the color Of the sun is blue This beau.
titul truth will recur to our minds with re-
freshing GOODNESS during the bIisterlng days
In store for production next summer.
1t is expected that Oscar Wilde is going to
Japan. What he is going to Japan the
report does not say but 1t will please the pub
lie to learn that 1t Is not from lacquer work
in other calllDgs that he is about 10 varnish
from the lecture field.
People who are not 80 very particular about
the color o. their bread, my 1925 per barrel
flour is sure to please. The bread is sWeeter
and richer than -four cJsting very much
more. l have grades of -four at ali prices
lhe cash Will get you barg ain, w. ID. Pick
els, 4O7 King st.
The difference: "Your Homer and gentle.
men OF the Jury, acknowledge the reference
Of the counsel of the othsr side to my gray
hair. My hair Is gray, and it will continue
to be gray as long as live. The hair of that
gentleman 1s black, and will continue TO be
black as long as he dyes
New England fun: Some girls think them
selves lust good enough to eat simply be-.
cause they are in their sauce age. This,
dear reader, Is play upon the word sausag Q,
which are, OF course, good enough to eat.
| With little study the beauties of this para
graph will be unfOlded, and probably you
never saw saQe prouder Of q pun than the
writer is Of this.
An Arkansas editor, In retiring from the
editorial control Of Newspaper, said: at is
with feeling Of aadness that we retire from
the active control Of this paper, but we leave
our Journal with gentleman who Is abler
than we are tinar cIally to handle It, This
gentlem an is we'll known in this community.
He is the Sheriff"
Some persons can't unders tand why match
es should cost more now than they did dur.
ing the war, when everything else was over
fifty per cent. higher than at present. 1t is
easily explained. The delaware match
crop was killed by the cold winter that de-
strOyed the peaches there a year ago. The
report that the Increase in price was caused
by the war in Egypt was false alarm.
Robert Atkinson has removed his head
quarters from Fifth AMI Market streets, to
Jos. A. Bonds office, in the main building,
sixth and Shipley'streets, where he will CON
tinue ths gravel and plastic roofing business.
Work promptly attended to and satisfaction
guaranteed. Give him call.