Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
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sun rises ~. Sun sets OF.
For cut flowers, 20 70 400 King street.
Barretts pool room, Taylor and Pine sts.
Bed spreads, table clothes and covers, e9c.
q. Il b. Mems FURNISHINGS 5l6 Market st.
Get your coffee roa ted at 400 King street
T. H. Eaton's pool room, 18th and Market.
:, Parker. cupping and leechIng, No. 1903 East
Second street.
Go to I. F. Eaton's, 18th and Market sts.,
for good cigar.
Remember Hollis, the old fashion molasses
candy man. No. III Market street.
Fine ls X. Plain Gold Rings, at T., Z
Hanf sis East Fourth stre'
Get your photographs at Hollands CALLER,
No. Third street two doors East Of Market
8 nne card photographs for 81, stHotland't
gallery, No. Third street, between Market
and King.
Joseph H. 1reenman is the reliable wall.
y per and window shade dealer, All King
street.
We are offering the best bargains in the
city IN hosiery, shirts and collars. Christ
field Il Hest.
For bargains in furniture aud bedding, q
TO l., +. Adairs, 207 Market street and SO.
his goods and learn his prices.
Ifyeu want nrst class parlor suit made
to order for . low price, 20 to W. W. WOOD.
wards Sixth and Tatnail straets.
Go to Biake's, No. 233 Market street, to
have your hats and feathers cleaned and
dyed to look like new.
Leave your orders at once with Joseph Fl
Greenman, Al King street, and have your
papering dCne satisfactorily.
Persons in waat of baby coach would do
we'll to call on +. A. Parry, 81 Market street
rs they are sell ny them very low.
Come up town for your working shirts,
OverAls jumpers, drawers and hosiery
Prices the most moderate, Chr isttield * Best.
Don't forget TO stop at Il. 5. Humphrey Il
Bros, 302 Market street, for your lne hats
and gents furnishing goods. The finest
store In the city.
These six-t0e peevish, the niggard, the
dissatisfied he passionate, the suspicious
and those who live upon others means-ure
forever unhappy.
A man may have thousand intimate ac-
quaintances, ana not one friend am my the u
all. II you have one real friend you are in.
deed fortunate.
1t wss a very clever glrl who. when her
lover who was too bashful to speak out, "
asked her what he should do, replied, "Lo
write and fear not
There Is said to be a man In Boston who is
SO fervidly 'permissive' that he wont let his
children have anything to do with masic, be-
canse there ave bars in II.
They have a new game in Indiana. A man
who can hod an egg in either hand and
Jump tv feet W th0ut breaking the eggs by
involuntary squeezing, win the bet.
The new settlers In Texas will ii I'd plenty
of elbow room, ii nothing Else. cne IF them
Whites that he has the "k'o Grande for a
0athtub and all Mexico for a back yard
When man tells story that he thinks is
funny, and mob dy laughs, why does his face
raturaliy fall? Because 1t is pulled down
by tn, free of gravity. DO you see?
The child of q lady who was encored at a
concert belug aked Rfterward how her
mamma had sung, replied "Very badly,
for they made her do II over again.
poet Zone little spot of April lay upon
December's rugged breast" The old, old
sorry Spring lingering in tse lap of winter
but it sounds Iresher In poetry.
A Philadelphia Jury has decided that
spring begins March 20. Now let it decid
the proper g ate on which to discard red fam
mel underclothing and take down stoves.
Persons wanting mince meat. apple butter,
preserves Of all kinds, good, pure tub butter,
buckwheat, &C., can be accommodated at h
H. Moore's stalls. II and IA End street market
A Denver paper clatm ms to have planned
and published The first "lnterview' with q
lubi man, but wisely keeps back the fact
trat the victim was the sheriff with an exc
cutiOn.
graduate Of q female university In al
Eastern college recently arriv d home and
tried her hand at making biscuits. They
are exhibiting two OF them as some that ca me
over in the Maytower.
Little things sometimes cause much
trouble. A single spark may fire a whole
building, a word may turn .i' friend into
bitter enemy. and tongue may set whole
church in c0mmotlon.
Headquarters for Straw and felt hats, al
Ross, 8 Market street. He has largs
stock at very low prices. large assortment
of white shirts and underwear. Remember
ll6 Market street,
TAILORING.
Suits made to order in fashionable styles
from Sl5 up Pants from $3 80 up tit guar
anteed. Clearing securing cutting and re
pairing speciality. VIM. MCKENZIE, Eas
Seventh street.
| Milwaukee is discussing the problemabou
how long it is proper Tor lover, durin,
eou 'tship, to extent his evening cali |
| GEMS 10 be true that when aJCunV man sci
| nshly exhs usts long evenings during court
| ship he should not, after marriage, expec
the lady TO superintend the early morntni
coffee, aking on the strength Of the lat
| ha It's he had encouraged.
While an Idaho girl was sitting under
| tree waiting for her lover, grizzly bear cam
along. and approaching from behind, Eega
| to mug her. But shs thought 1t Was Iom ant
| she leaned back and enjoyed Ii heartily. AM
| murmured "tishter and it broke the bea
all up, and he went away and hid in th
| forest for three days to get over his shame.
| Every one will be glad to know that sem
| thief has stolen in St. Louis, and pr ,5aDl
destroyed the manuscript OF lecture en-
| titled, "The Bir.h Mission and Eestiny 0
| the Great American h. public, as torshad
| o we'd in thu Sacred scriptures and the WHIT
| Horse of Revelation. So Wildly FOreto'd /
the Gorgeous Symbolic Language OF 81
John"
| -he Sweet Singer Of Michigan has riva
In a new cotch oct who publ shes one OF III
| ms rational flights in the Edinburg Ladies
Journal us follows:
| Poor 10 ,by was much-loved dog,
| A close cOmpan' and tue friend
For all the dogs that e'er were seen
| For beauty he was quite gem.
! He was breed of sunny France,
| and well did represent tbat cline,
| So bright, 80 gay the coat he wore,
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