Daily Republican., 1882-02-14
BREVITIES.

1l1 nsog q 6.6s ........ Sun sets6 81
Flower fans are the latest novelties
Tulle is tn = material for ball dresses
Plush plisses are worn by little girls.
'Tis An Ill wind that blows snow good
Nice 5-bOttle casters for 99c. and $2.25
For out flowers, 30 to 400 King street.
} Best FAMILY COAL st e2s W. front street.
Fast travelling SANDER is tell.he-gram
Flane-red birds appear on gray felt hats
A half q loaf is better than whole loafel
Sealskih buttons are used on cloth dresse.
Msrching's gold paint at James Bradford
ChambeYry gauze has gone out of fashion
full line Of paint brushes at James Brad
ford's.
English silk umbrellas have colored lin
ings.
1t is easier to run in debt than to crawl ou
again.
|; Always Judge man by his depth instead
of his len .th.
Parker cuppipg and leeching, loa E. Sec
Ond street.
Ruby Gold Paint ready mixed, at James
Bradford's.
Little children wear knitted wool petit
coats.
Two kinds of dresses are ured In dress gar
nture
New velvet neckties are studded with
pearls.
Sponges and chamois skins at James Brad
| fOrds
diamond stars that quiver are worn in the
hair.
Black is considered in the best taste fol
mant es.
Directoire greatcoats with capes complete
cloth costumes.
| Turkish colors and designs are brocaded in
gehtlemen's cravats.
| New stoc1. prime stock and large stock Of
| t0baccOs at Mullins.
| No man can afford to put on airs unless he
| can raise the wiud
| The wheel of fortune runs slow, because Its
feiloes are tired.
Bank defa ulters should be haunte by the
ghost of a Bank-oWe.
Dust brushes, hand scrubs, shoe brushes,
&C., at James Bradford's.
| A pointed knive to be heated when used is
prepared for curling feathers.
Fine ls X. Plain Gold Rings, at Z. E
Hanfs, 10 East Fourth street.
| 1t isn't a liver pad that man wants when
he gees skating for the first time.
| Men are too much inclined to accept q
pretty woman at her face value.
If the wages of sin death. how slow some
| men are collecting their just dues.
Few men are aware they possess con-
science until caught committing crime.
Some men are like matches you don't
know their quality until they are strucA.
Guiteau does not see the point OF his trial
but he viii soCn get the hang oft.
Ifyour horse has cough or cold give him
Cantwell's Phosphoric Horse Cure.
When Patti leaves tbs country where will
| she go? To Patti-gone-ia, Of course,
Choice new crop N. Y. molas,e ,es at the old
store of W. H. Lloyd, seventh and King.
MIR. Belt, corner Sixth and Market streets,
! has it. Can wells Phosphorio Holse Cure.
Get your photographs at Hollands gallery
No. 4 Third street. two doors East Of Market
Does your horse look rough and hide bound
If 20, give him Cantweil's Phosphvrlc Horse
Cure.
Lace, II black, Is considered suitable for
second mourning on the other side OF the wa.
ter
Large collars frequently have a white era.
vat bow of lawn or null edged with lace, tied
in front.
sfine card photographs for 81, atHolland's
gallery, No. 1 Third street, between Market
and King.
Afternoon private theatricals are very FASH
ionable in London and In the country nsuses
In England.
Valenciennes, real or i'm itation, remains
the popular lace for fine chemises and ether
fine underwear
Mr.. Dantorth, the druggist at Second and
Market streets, sells Cantwell's Phosph0ric
Horse Cure.
Collars for morning wear are straight bands
of linen fastened In front with small geld
button or stud.
Just received az Kimble's, Front and Mad
is0n streets, q car load Of oats, Who'll esale and
retail.
Ifyeu want a first class parlor suit made
to order for q low price, 20 to W. W. Wood
wards, Sixth and Tatnall streets.
They have brand of whiskey in Kentucky
known as the "Born of Plenty because it
viii corn you copiously.
For bargains in furniture aud bedding, 90
to l.. +. Adair's, 207 Market street and see
his goods and loarn his prices.
The largest and best assortment of picture
frames can be found at q. K. Baugh's, b07
Shipley street.
Avoid that which you blame others for do
ing, says one OF our Wtc men, We'll, things
have come to q pretty pass If man can't kiss
his own wife.
Young lady "And who comes after Est
her ?" (Pause.) " S 1t job" Pupil mo,
miss Billy Pper's big b1other-l SAW him
on sunday"
A total eclipse of the son occurs when q
young lady with fainsborough hat Cccu-
pies the seat Immediately in front of a young
man at the opera.
Persons wanting mince meat, apple butter
preserves OF all kinds, good, pure tub butter
buck wheat, &C., can be accommodated at H.
H. Moore's stalls. Y and "a and street Marke.
A little girl nine years old, having attend
ed a soree, being asked by her mother on re
turning how she enjoyed herself, answered,
II am full Of happiness ; l couldn't be any
happier unless could grow"
II know" said the little girl TO her elder
sisters young man at the supper table, that
you will jlin our society for the protection of
little birds. because mamma says you are
very fond OF larks.'
sNEEZING.
What moment-what doubt
All my nose is inside out
All my thrilling, tickling caustic,
Pyramid rhnOcerOstic.
Wants to sneeze and cannot do 1t
How 1t yearns me, thrills me, stings me,
How with ranturous torn ent wrings me!
Now says: "sneeze, you fool, get through
IL y
Shee-shee- oh tits most del-ishl-
Ishi-ishi- most del ishi-
Hang it, l shall sneeze till spring y
Snuff is delicious thing:
Presentation.
Company A., American Rifles, have
been presented by Samuel A. ;Macallis-
ter, Esq, late colonel Of the First Regi-
ment d. V. NJ, with a handsome like
ness Of himself. 1t was received by the
DOM pany, who showed their apprecia.
tion of the present by passing unani-