Daily Republican., 1882-05-22
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ote"eu craOs at Fullmer's.
Ice cold oysters at Fullmer's,
Inc Hornet always carries his point.
for cut flowers, go to 4Og King street
More beautiful chromos, cheap 9oc. store
det your coffee roasted at 400 King street
1. II. Eaton's pool room, 18th and Market
farKer, cupping and lesching, No, 1O3 Eas
Second street -''' ava A"'
ht ~ MARKET street you can get a first
CLASS caromel fresh every day.
do to l. F. Eaton's, 18th and Market sts
for good cigar. '''
Window and door screens made IN order h,
ferger, 4O5 Shlpley street
=, Our choice Mayfowar at W. J, YtmbIs,s
front and Madis IN streets.
The Best Minnesota Flour at W. T. Kim
Dies, Front and Madison streets.
Mornlpg Stat New Process at W. Kim
Dies front and Madison street
Fine IL x. Plain Gold Rings, at e r.
Hanf s,l5 East Fourth strs
The Railway Democrat trots out The frs,
spring chicken" over recent victory in
that place. "
trust men and they Will be true to Won
lreat them greatly and they will show them.
| selves great.
why Is a blacksmith supposed to be a dis.
consoiate mani Because he is always either
on strike, or else blowing.
slime retouched cards for 81 at Hollands
Sallery NO. 4 East Third street, between
Market and King streets.
For bargains in furniture aud bedding yo
W ~ r Adairs, 2o7 Market street and see
MS goods and learn his prices.
lyeu want 1rst class parlor suit made
IN rr.a
wards Sixth and Tatnail streets.
Go to Btake's, No. 233 Market street IN
nave your hats and feathers cleaned and
dyed to look like new
Nothing makes the earth see so spacious
IS to have riends az distance: thew maka
the latitude and longitude.
Instead of complaining of the thorns among
inc roses, we should be thankful there ara
roses among the thorns.
BE not hali-heartsd. There are manv neo.
pie who ara almost In love, almost good al
most happy, almost famous
Excess of ceremony is alg gay, the comma.
mon OF weak minds it i5 plant that viii
never grow In strong soil
The tirmest frieudships have been form ad
In mutual adVersisy,' as iron is most strongly
united by the hercest flames.
In science. read by preference the newest
works; in literature the Oldest. The classic
literature is always modern.
A head properly constituted can accom- mo-
date Itself to whatever pillows the vicigsi
tudes OF fortune may place under it.
Three fine retouched cabinet pictures for
81 on, at hollands. No. East Third street,
between Market and King streets.
Gold hath been the ruin OF many. Watch.
ing for riches consumeth the flesh and the
care thereof driveth away sleep.
The only secrat W r,h knowing in this life
Is now one m~n can co1trive to be better
than another; all the rest is mere alchemy.
The Prudent Country Schoolmaster does
not iarrup the boy until he has looked over
me Boys old man, and is sure he can whoop
him, too. 'f
The one prudence in life is concentration,
the one evil Is dissipation. And it makes no
difference whether our dissipations are coarse
or fine.
We all walk In mysteries. We are sur
rounded by an atmosphere of which we know
not what ls stirring in it, or how 1t Is con
nected with our own spirit.
The Bridgeton daily News, one day last
week, published Fix arrests for drunkenness
Ia mat city. This IS a very practical eyi. |
1ence that our sister city does not believe in |
nperance.
John q. Bryant will call upon parties liv.
ng any section Of the city, and will exhibit |
amples OF Bibles AMI Albums, upon receipt
u Postal sent to Pennsylvania House, Front
md King streets.
A big rush at q S. Humphrey a. Bro. g. 3o2
MARKET street for the celebrated Earl X VII
on collars and cuffs. A choice assortment OIL
traW hats. Strictly one price.
Persons Wishing to examine the most beau
lful and cheapest illustrated Bible in the
Ountry, should call on John o. Bryant. at
ne pennsylvania House, King and Front SITS,
An excited old maid IN a temperance lodge
few evenings since read an original poem,
ntitled, The Lips that Touch Liuuor Shall I.
ever touch mine,' AMI the young men pres !
ut gave her three cheers. :
An American Journal advertises thus !;
wanted, modern young lady's forehead
ne editor, not having seen one for several
ears, is willing to pay fair price for a | '
limpSe at the genuine old article
A gentleman taking an apartment said to r
le landlady: ~ assure you, madam, | never 9
NJ lodging but my landlady shed tears."
lie answered, Il hOpeit was not, sir, because Y
)u went away without paying b
little boy, on returning home from church o
as asked by his mother to give the tex.
ter thoughtful pause, the little fellow re-
led Il don't quite remember, but it was y
nething about hawk between pigeons II
he text was, Way halt ye between two b
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