Daily Republican., 1882-01-10
BREvITIEs.
Sun nses st 7.29. .........Sun setsl AZ.
For cut flowers, 20 to 400 King street.
Best family coal at 622 W. Front street.

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For cut flowers, 20 to 400 King street.
Best family coal at o22 W. Front street.
| Good boxes and barrels for sale, 99c. store
| Women BARRIERS should have pretty mugs
| Try l3radford's Ready Mixed Cottage
Colors.
The cheapest roof paint, at Bradford's
| Paint Store.
Some vomen's tongues are always wagon
but are never tired.
Cheapest oil cloths ut Adams h Brothers
| 504 Market street.
The man who dropped dead" got to the
end of his string.
A locomotive drinks forty five gallons Of
water every mile it travels.
"WhAt is a zebra, Tom ?" asked gentle
man of his son.
"A horse with his ribs On the outside" was
the witty reply.
"a vial attempt at suicide"-as the bottle
said to the victim.
In tho winter summer apt to fall.-This Is
an ice pun we'll seasoned.
Clean and polish your furniture with Brad.
ford's Furniture Polish.
For the best spring wheat -four, 20 to Kim
ble's, Front and Madison streets
Paint your houses with pure Kent Lead,
ground by James Bradford.
Muliin has full stock OF tobacco and ci-
gars, at West Front $ rect.
Roller skates, large variety, Adams &
Brothers b04 Market street.
Fine Is X. pain Gold Rings, at L. E
HanTs, 10 East Fourth street.
AT Wa hington, Pa, the people pay ten
cents for milX and 'cremate.'
Use the Crown Axle Grease, the best in the
market, at James Rradt0rd's.
Smith calls his mine u liquid one, because
they get the gold out ty "quartz.'
OF all the stiicisls that perpetrated frauds
| on the governm MT Brady is the star.
Gov Roberts, of Texas, says he would rath-
| er walk than ride on railroad pass
The finest thread in SPIDERS web is com
posed of no less than 400 strands.
1t is estimated that there reside in London,
Eng and. not less than 81 900 thieves.
They call that assemblage In Washington
a cabinet" because 1t is so hard to pick
Get your photographs at Hollands gallery
No. 4 Third street. two doors East Of Market.
8 fine card photographs for 81, atHolland'f
gallery, No. Third street, between Market
| and King.
When you are sick and want to get we'll,
buy your medicines at WaltOn's, 235 MARKET
street.
A printer may be bachelor and not care
for tn girls much, but he generally likes the
ems"
Boots, shoes, rubbers. Tor men, women and
| children at Adams 4 Brothers., 504 Market
street.
Tho Gotten factories in the South have,
tince the war, paid an average dividend Of
221a per cent.
The largest and best assortment Of picture
frames can be found at q. K. Baugh's, TO-;
Shipley street.
| stocking Is the name Of Presbyterian
minister at Grand Rapids. Hose-ana Is his
favorte hymn.
| If a dime with q hole in it Is worth five
cents, dime with two holes in it ought to be
worth ten cents.
| Farmers SOW their oats at certain seasons Of
the year, but our young men SOW theirs at all
seasons of the year.
'TIe-em is money" as the bank robbers re-
marked when they gagged the cashier and
strapped him to the floor.
Epitaphs-Tombston notes to the next
world, and, like bad paper, frequently taken
at IA heavy discount.
lfa lady spends three or fo.r hours putin Z
turchon around the neck Of her dress. couldn't
she be called n "lacey" thing"
The pedestrian who attempted to ru an
the iandIord nn the last olIarter. i'
.,...a. 49,, 49,. ,o,au,,,n. -,
china cups and saucers ana vases at Adams
X Brothers, 504 Market street.
S,nnbodv IN descrihing n beautiful lady
ro that sha has n f,ce "a nainter miuh,
dwell upon" What a big face
An aesthetic poet, en- being asked on his
arrival at Brighton, what train he had arriv
ed. replied, "by the two two
ror haroains in furniture and beddinp gc
,oI. y aSair's 2O7 Market street and see