Daily Republican., 1882-06-20
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sun rises 4T. Sun sets,7,3l.
Christfeld 4 Best.
Grab salad at Fullmers.
| Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
Stewed crabs at Fulmer's
Ice cold oysters at Fullmers.
| For cut flowers go to 40a King street.
f0od refrigerator Ice coolers, SOC. store.
Get your coffee roasted at 40g King street.
I. II. Eaton's pool room, 18th and Market.
New books, fruit II flower BASKETS gsc store
Parker, cupping and leechilg, No. l03 East
second street.
Go to I. F. Eaton's, 18th and Market sts..
for good cigar.
The best SO. cigar 10 the city can be found
at East Second street.
For good spriug bed buy the National
wire Mattress Of s. Murphey n Son.
Fine IL X. Plain Gold ltings, stE e.
hanfs. ID East -Four street
Why are farmers Ike fowls? because
| neither Will get full crops without industry.
Events are not In our power; but it always
| ls better to make good use of even the worst.
Go to Samuel Murphey Fl sons for fine
chamber suits the best assortment in the
city.
What should II man be called who takes
the place OF an0t her in q brass band A sub.
| stit0ot.
wi what different eyes do we look upon
an action Wien 1t is ours and when 1t is an
others.
We are often discontented WITH our own
condition. live knew that of others 1t might
be different.
A LAWYER who climbs on chair after law
70 q tIn L
get little lore.
Prejudice and sclfsu!fi ,ieCcy naturally
proceed from experience OF the world and ig-
norance OF markrd.
Good mhuners are The only oil with which
to keep the compile macl iAtry of social Iiio
In good working order.
Go to Blaks's, No. z 3 market street. to
have your hats and feathers cleaned and
dyed to look like new
We have on hand large assortment of
| furniture which we are selling at low prices.
Samuel Murpney h Son.
fine retOuched cards for 81 at Hollands
vallery, No. East Third street, between
Market and King streets.
Adhere rigidly and updeviatipgly to truth;
but while you express what is true, express
it in pleasing manner.
Un the marriage Of Miss Wheat, II was
hoped that her path would be toWery and
that she might mover be thrashed."
The Ned Men have always given large ex-
cursions and good ones ard the first excur
sion of the season to Atlantic City.
Three fine retouched cabinet pictures for
81 %, ai hollands RIO. East third street,
between Market and King streets.
For Bargains In furniture and bedding, 20
to l.. +. Adalr's, 2c7 Market street and see
his 2oods and learn bis prices.
Ifyou want q first class parlor suit made
| to order for low price, 70 to W, W. Wood.
wards Sixth and Tatnall streets.
Come and go on the Red Mems excursion
and see the graat Elephant House, the great
attraction at Atlantic City, Thurday, June
22d, 1884.
II you want to have a good days pleasure
20 on the Red Mems excursion, on Thursday
the I'D instant. They are going to have o
good time. Ticket. selling fast.
Remember the cheapest place to purchase
straw and other hats, cents furnishing goods
and everything In that line is at &. s.
Humphrey Bros one-price hat store, sO2
Market street.
An lrishman noticing woman pass along
espied 'wo stri depending from under the
lady's cloak. n OF knowing that they we're
styled sashes and in the right place. te ex-
claimed: Faith, ma'am, yer galluses are
united "
Il will not strike thee bad man." said a
Quaker, ono day. ''but will let this billet Of
wood fall on thee y and at the precise mo-
ment the bad man. was toored by the
weight of walking stick that ths Quaker
was Known to carry.
An engineer on the Western North Caro-
lima Railroad shouted to crowd OF rustics
who had gathered to see the first train Of cars
come In: "Put down your umbrellas, you
will frighten the engine of the track I" The
umbrellas were lowered at once.
Avarice is generally the last passion q
those lives of which the first part has been
squandered in pleasure, and the second de-
voted to ambition. He that sinks under the
fatigue Of getting wealth, lulls his age with
the milder business Of saving it.
81 cal that very rare," said Jones to a
workman who had done some work for him.
"Ah?' answered the workman, highly ticK-
led. YES" went on Jones, rare very rare
mot half done" That was too much for the
work an, and he retired.
A mercenary little boy overheard q conver-
satiOn between his parents concerning a
wedding that was soon to come off, and re.
called the subject at the breakfast table the
next morning by asking the following 1ues-
tlon: Papa, what do you want to give the
bride away for Can't they sell hory"