Daily Republican., 1882-09-25
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Grab salad at Fullmer'B.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
Slowed crabs at FulImer's.
Ice cold oysters At Fullmer's.
Clocks, lamps, lamps, cheap 93c. store.
Dr. Darmon's office, 1924 Camac st. Phila
Get your cOraa roasted at 400 King street
q. s. Humphrey & Bro, one.price hatters
Broad Gauge takes the prem ium at MuI
Inns west Front Street.
Fine Is l.. Plain Gold Rings, at E. z
Hanf7s, Is East Fourth street.
Pure cider vinegar a. the old grocery store
Of W. II. Lloyd, 7th and King.
Don't Judge a mans character by the um
brella he carries II may not be his.
DR.. Simms' Pain Searcher, the perfection
Of pain medicines. The giant pain cure.
1t sounds rather paradoxIcal to speak Of
putting out fire that has already broken
out.
"lhe parting gives me pain," as the man
said when he had a troublesome tooth ex.
tracted.
Ifyou do not want to be robbed OF your
good name do not leave 1t printed on your
umbrella.
Self preservation is the first law of nature,
but too many In this world act as II 1t were
the only one.
Everything about church should be pure;
but, alas In many Of them even the glass
windows arc stained.
| slime retouched cards for 81 at Hollands
gallery No. East Third street, between
Market and King streets.
Everybody KnOwo that Holland makes the
best tin.types 10 the city. No. East Third
street between Market q nd King.
H. A.
grow "fast. New York Herald, In this re
spect they differ from their father.
A fashion paper says corn meal rubbed In
the hair will clean IT, But nobody wants to
take 80 much trouble to clean corn meal
The average age of the Texas cowboy is
/ aid 10 be twenty five. Few of them start in
before twenty, and all are shot or strung up
before thirty.
] A little boy who has been used to receiv.
ing his older brothers old toys and clothes
recently remarked: ma, will have to
marry his widow when he diesP'
Josh Billings owns two springs In the
White Mountains AMI over one is the legend
"Tsk drink mi friend, but don't TAX the
kup. Yours, without struggle, Josh Bill
| lings."
Geo. X. Baugh does the finest wood carv-
ing tor buildings and cars, also the finest
|
all sorts Of pictures. Call and see. No. 607
Shipley st.
"Your arguments are sound, my son, and
delivered with force" said clergyman to q
boy who had been banging away at his drum
for an hour or more: "but we have heard
quite enough on that head"
Careful driver Of a horse car, VIII ca crosses
the railroad: 50 tie miss, dtu you put your
fare In the box? Bright litOle girl: "Oh, no
/ never pay till Ret | safe over the tracks, for
If I'm Killed, Ihen III be glad l saved my
| money"
People who are not so very particular about
the color OF their bread my $500 per barrel
and richer than flour costing very much
more. have grades Of flour at all prices.
The cash will get you bargain, W. ID. Pick
els. 4O7 King st.
A little girl was promised by her grand
mother gold watch when she should die
The child appreciated the delicacy Of the
situation, but after some hints the grand
mother was prevailed upon to show the
watch. IL wOn1er," said the little one to
her mother, as they were leaving the grand
mothers house, 'ffI ball get the watch in
time to wear 1t at the funeral"
Be warned In time, winter is coming and
some day soon when the thermometer has
dropped down to freezing point, you will find
your heater is out OF order and need repair
ing badly or you must have new one. Every
stove dealer will be busy, and you may have
to endure considerable inconvenience, and
perhaps suffering until you can be fixed up.
I he best pan IS to attend to this now, and
the best place to have 1t done Is at the old
stand, b 9 Z. 4th st. II. F. Pi:kels.