Daily Republican., 1882-05-30
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Sun rises 49,.
Christtield & Best.
sun sets 7.:3.

| D1FliCu OltUo ot
Slowed crabs at Fullmer's.
Ice cold oysters at Fulmer's
For cut flowers, go to 400 King street.
Best kind of coffee and tea pots, 900. store
Get your coffee roasted at 4O9 King street
T. II. Eaton's pool room, 18th and Market.
The most DON erful king on earth is Wor
King.
Senator Bayard is Delaware's favorite
Primrose.
Parker, cupplng and leechlng, No. lO3 East
Second street.
Go to T. F. Eaton's, 18th and Market sts.,
for good cigar.
All fashionable smugglers do not get their
names In the newspapers.
May 9th, the Native Sons OF Vermont held
their reunion at Shell Mound Park.
Window and door screens made to order by
Yerger, 4o5 Shipley street.
Our choice Mayti at W. J. Kimble's,
Front and Maids On Streets
The Best Minnesota Flour at W. !, Kim.
ble's, Front and Madison streets.
Morning Star New Process at W. j Kim
bles, Front and Madison street .
Fine ls K. Plain Gold kings, ate f,
Hanf s,l5 East Fourth street.
Jumbo Is lucky creature. No baggage.
smasher attempts to handle his trunk.
Have your heater pipes and drums stored
by Luton o., Second and orange streets.
Riches have wings. This Is the reason the
Dank cashier who steals fifty thousand dol
lars generally flies.
Darwin sends back word that he has found
the missing link, but 1t Is red-hot, and he
cannot handle 1t.
| Tho Ia rraut n ~ ho,k
frames can be found at Il. K Baugh's, bO7
Shipley street.
fine ret0uched cards for 81 at Hollands 9
gallery, No. East Third street, between
Market and King streets.
For bargains In furniture aud bedding, 20
| to l.. +. Adatr's, 207 Market street and sac
his goods and learn bis prices.
fyeu want 1rst class parlor suit made
! TO order for low price, 20 to W. W, Wood.
wards Sixth and Tatnall streets.
Go to BIake's, No. 233 Market street, to
have your hats and feathers cleaned and
dyed to look like new
Take 1t for granted that man who spends
more money than he earns will land in the
poor-house or prison.
Three fine retouched cabinet pictures for
$l.O0, at Hollands No. East Third street,
between Market and King streets.
The very latest style of female stockings is
| bound way up on the top side with little
silver lace-and we amt 10 arried, either!
The last absconding defa utter was thought
| to be an honest man until he turned up miss
ing then they knew he was a non est man.
Ex-senator Christiancy will fight his wife
in the courts but II she were at home he
! ! would feel more confident of the result.
81 for an iron-stone chamber set 40 pieces),
to tnIr
stripe Also. plain gold band. l. Lewis Row
II East Second street.
Persons wanting mince meat, apple butter,
preserves Of all kinds, good, pure tub butter,
buckwheat, &c. can be accommodated at H.
H. Moores stalls. " and IA and street market
That Mississippi Chalmers-he Of Fort Pill
low fame-has been 'Lynched.' In other
words, bounced from his seat In Congress,
and Congressman Lynch, negro, allotted
his seat
TAILORING.
Suits made to order in fashionable styles,
from Sl5 up. Pants from $3.50 up fit guar
anteed. Cleaning, securing, cutting and re-.
pairing speciality. VIM. MCKENZIE, East
Seventh street.
Persons wishing to examine the most beau
tiful and cheapest Illustrated Bible In tn
country, should call on John q. Bryant, at
the Pennsylvania House, Front and King
streets.
A San Francisco widow who was as fond of
law sults as her husband, prosecuted the
obituary poet, who was fined, but took his
revenge In preparing her epitaph as follows
Here doth repose likew Sc his widow,
Who neither handsome, was nor dido!
A very aesthetic Boston lady has struck it
rich. Another lady asked her what she |
meant by cowboys as she saw the term used |
in a newspaper, and vas told that they were |
male calves.
my darling" said he, "what delicious
taste your lips have' Then she spran9 up |
and yelled, "Hooduess, John, have you been
eating my lip-salve."
Over $1,000 worth Of collars and cuffs, in all
ket street. The largest exhibition in that
line ever shown in this city. The leaders in
the hat trade.
Loves surely blind, as poets say;
For this we thankful should be,
And bless our lives that loves blind eyes
Miss faults that others see,
For did We see as others do
All faults and railings, then
We'd be most disguised class
From women up to men.
A bitter number -qui nine. A sweet num-
oer-sxteen. An aesthetic number-two. A
Dad number for o coward -forty-two-d. A
)ad number for d boarding. g.hOuse-eight.
The number to look tOr-number one. An /
number-three.
What rob poor man of his beer,
And give him 20 ID victuals instead
Your hearts very hard sir, fear, I
DO you thlnk we can live upon bread?
What rob poor man Of his mug,
And give him house of his own, =
With kitchen and parlor so snug =
IT'S enough to draw toars from q stone.
What rob poor man of his glass, II
And teach him to read and to write
What save him from being an ass -
'Tis nothing but teetotal spite.
What rob poor man of his ale, c
And prevent him from beating his wife,
From beink locked up In q jail,
With penal emDlOyrlent for life !