Daily Republican., 1882-05-12
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r. H. Eston's pool room, 18th and Market.
Parker, oupping and leeching. No. 1903 East
Second street.
Go to T. r. Eaton's, 18th and Market sts.,
for good cigar.
Remember Hollis, the old fashion rnolasses
candy man. No. III Market street.
Fine IA K. Plain Gold Rings, st Il. b.
Hanf s,l6 East Fourth stree
How can bill be In Congress be laid on
the table when the Senate has notables on 1t?
Another invoIse of our famous 10 and 90
cent tea, just received, At Cfippen's, No. +.
Second street.
1t Is not always fair test to Judge the ex
tent of a wOmans intellect by the circumfer-
encs efher hat
Our celebrated Breakfast Coffee als ays
fresh roasted at Crippen's, No. East Second
street,
This has been dry Spring in Cincinnati
although no diminution has been pereeptible
in the supply Of beer.
For bargains in furniture ana bedding, ge
TO L. +. Adair's 2o7 Market street snd soc
his goods and learn his prices
Hyeu wan, nrst class parlor suit made
TO order for low price, 90 TO W. ". Wooc'
wards Sixth and Tatnall streets.
Go to Biake's, No. 223 market street, to
have your hats and feathers cleaned and
dyed to look like new
Miss Minnie Hauk rather took 1t as com.
pliment when the Western man remarked:
"Hauk! l hear an angel sing
Three fine retouched cabinet pictures for
81 90, at Hollands, No East Third street.
between Mark ct and King streets.
Persons In want of baby coach would do
| we'll to call on Z. A. Parry. 81 Market street
as they are sell ng them very low.
In view of the brief period Of life that re-
mains to him Mr.. Get Is beginning to find
fault with the grub at his boarding houie.
Hoops are becoming once more common
feature of feminine attire, and it Is moro dif
aculL to take the measure of q girl than ever.
Among recent fashi ,naple arrivals a. the
leading Chicago hotels we notice Sir Lofn
Steak. Lord Bacon and the Earl Of Spareribs
New is the time to get your window screens
and door screens made to order, at Yerger's,
405 Shipley street. Low prices. Gall and see.
Gardens are the widows Of the vegetable
king dom. They 30 frequently wear weeds In
memory, we presume, Of the death OF the
Aowers.
Brooklyn mourns the slaughter Of the In.
nocenta. All the pretty little Billies so care
fully reared have been driven from the
street
Small BOYS who crawl in under the tent are
generally Invited to withdraw from the can
vass. Tho politicians should be treated In
the same way
The Philadelphia Chronicle says: vt 10
not an evidence Of stinginess for . man to
| keop his word" Perhaps nobody else would
lake it as gift.
Headquarters for Grand Army caps, at
Ross, 10 Market street. Also for white
shirts, underwe ear, hosiery and notions. Gall
and examine their goods.
The Worcester Gaz stte thinks that whom a
| woman is running after street-car, franti.
cally waviug hand erchief, the conductor
knows what the wild waves are saying.
A medium predicted the Madison Square
Garden disaster sometime In March, but he
had the moral courage not to boast at his
prophetic ability till after Its falfllment.
| Persons wanting mince meat, apple butter,
preserves Of all kinds good, pure tub buttsr,
buckwheat, &C.. can be accommodated at II
H. Moore's stalls. 72 and "a and street market
| A female correspondent complains that he
husband eats onions and snores. Now.
man who would sn0re with an onion -1ayorei
breath snould 90 somewhere and start
| desert.
| The Boston Post Is q little tardy with tho
remark: We don't see what good 1t will do
Gilbert and Sullivan to copyright their" ZEN
zance" piece, as it Is no good until 1t is pi-
rated.
An agricultural paper says: "iou can
make your hens SO lean they won't lay.
Man alive, that isn't what ails the hens at
our boarding house. They are 30 lean they
can't stand.
1t is now the sparrows hutter
In the gutter,
| And the house maid, very utter,
Scrubs the shutter.
G. 8, Humphrey 4 Bro, 3o2 Market street,
are the leading hatters Of the city. IL you
| are in doubt about 1t, just give them . call
and you will 20 away with brand new hat.
Furnishing goods in great variety.
When at the lug 80 often does he pull
| That II is empty and the IN IN Is full
Him does the pseler to the station lug,
And, for his health, puts him within the lug.
"A dog with memory" is the title Of an
art Gle Ia daily paper In this particular
the animal doesn't strikingly resemble the
young man who borrows ten dollars and
promises to return 1t next Saturday night
Nothing, we believe. is calculated to make
q man look lIore respectful than, waen out
calling with hts better hall, to have the host
ess tell them to do exactly as they would DO
In their own house.
He was watching his noighbor's boy climb
tree, and he had look Of painful anxiety on
his countenauce. "Are you afraid the lad
will fall and break his neck ?" was asked
him. No" he repiieJ. II am deucedly
| AFRAID he won't
That child out West blown three miles
through the air and lodged twenty.four hours
in q tree.top, may in the old age nave occa.
sion to say. but the winds are nothing now
10 wha. they were when was young"
Suits made to order in fashionable styles,
from Bl5 up. Pants from 50 60 up Mt guar
anteed. Cleaning, securing, cutting and re-.
pairing o specially. VIM. MCKENZIE, East
Seventh street.
The twain were in palace car
Said he: Il do believe me
This vehicle hath lungs;' said she,
"How, Thomase Ondeceive me'
II will Il he added pointing at
ventilator panel.
81 NUT be SO, for don't you see
That Pullman-airy channel
An exchange, depreciating long visits,
long st 'res, long essays, ETC.; ADVISES per
temporary sends out man to collect sub
scriptions he will be surprised TO learn tn IT
nine cut Of every ten persons have already
mastered that lesson.
In spite Of the protracted storm, this week
has been better than any since we opened.
Uur. friends are finding out where we
are aud steadily the news IS spreading that
We have the goods at the peoples prices. I'm
! satisfactory purchases exchanged or money
refunded. Gail and see our line of mems fur
nishing goods at Sis Market street, CDrist-
field b Hest,
HIS FIRST HIGH HAT.
met him in the crowded street
Twas on the sabbath morn
and % the gentle breezss sweet,
kspentaut, errlng msn to greet,
The sOuEd Of bells was borne.
He passed me with averted oyes,
and stony dOwncast face;
His men was cold, his looA was shy,
His Wis age bore a crimson dye.
And he quickened his tardy pace.
What was 1t, you ASH, made him COY
All | can tell you that
1t was not GOODNESS, you must VnoW, |
But woe, for IN 1t was kicked . hole
He had on his first high hat
Lnces.,
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