Daily Republican., 1882-12-07
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san Rises 7t3. San sets 44l.
Is Venus in favor Of rapid transit?
Order Phila goods, VarY's express.
More large dolls and lava vases 99c store
Get your cOf'eA roasted at 4Os king street
Il. s. Humphrey & Bro, one prlce hatters
Dr. Darmon's office, lS94 Camac st., PhiIa
For cut flowers and funeral designs 20 t.
| 643 Market st.
Broad Gauge Tobacco only genuine wheI
1t comes IRON Mullins.
Family wine and liquors at Bscketts store
10S and ITO Market street.
Fine 18 X. rIaln Gold Rings, at T.. E
Hanfs, l5 East Fourth street.
The lumber market: II Modjeska is a Pole
1t Is clear that Langtry is stick.
Headquarters for cigars at low prices at
Beckett s 108 and 10 Market street.
Dr. Simms' Pain Searcher, the perfection
Of pain medicines. The giant pain cure.
Go tv Gardner's cor. 7th and Shipley s.s.
for flrstclass oysters, 70, 80 and 40 cents per
quart.
The celsbrated cove plant oysters at Gard.
ner's, corner 7th and Shipley sts. CaIl and
see them.
The only toOthache drops that will relieve
are the drops OF the teeth on the dentists
floor after pull.
Really so! Hogg is the name of a hotel
proprietor in Hazelhurst, Mississippi and
hoEs'ny is the name CT another.
The Press gives beautiful fac. simlle, life
size, Of the keys Of the body sn&tchers. This
does not LOOK as II the Press is on the "key
viye"
The best is always the cheapest, and you
M And hnt ali IL
at III Market street, second door below Second
street.
Parties can have their oysters delivered to
all parts Of the city at short notice by lea wing
orders at Gardeners, corner 7th and Shipley
streets.
A frozen fact: The prophet who thinks
everything will turn out according to his
expectations should try turning out mOlasses
from cold Jug.
The Press Is working the rssurrectionists
for all they are wOrthT but it cannot be ac.
oused OF running things into the ground.
Quite the reverse.
Even half loaf Is better than loaflng all
the time Many poor Ueople OF the working
classes Will testify to the truth of this YER
sion of the proverb.
Or Bryon temperance society: There is
in New York "Hawth0rne Dancing Club.
he next Thing In order will be Keats
Athletic Association"
1t is said that there are 2U4, ,63s, ,2l1, $40 com.
binations In game Of dOminoes, and sim
gle man, dizzy with beer, cannot begin to
carry them all In his head.
Geo. X. Baugh does the finest wood cary-
Ing for buildings and cars, also the finest
mouldlng5 OF all kinds Tor photographs and
All sorts OF pictures. Call and see. No. 6O7
Sh1pley st.
They have now brought forth doll baby
which creeps, cries and sings, and no poor
man has any further excuse for adding to
the number OF children who wear out clothes
and deVour potatoes.
From the recent alarming deVelopemspts
In the body-snatchinR line, it is not safe TO
place much col tldenco in the Oft repeated
assertion that John Bro Rn's body lies mo l.
dsTing In the Er,und."
An observing pc son say: Some men are
like an umbrella with a crooked handle
J hey are always hal gIng around iu out-OI.
the way places and are never 10 be four
when tney are wanted,
The fee thinker is generally quite proud
OF himself. Free thoughts, upon The whole,
are better tbs none; ut tney are 20 Lheap.
They have no substance They are moth.
ing but doubts of what wise thinkers believe.
When Adam fell" and became thorough
Jy c0gnizant of his disgrace, how keeAly he
must have felt his position when he absorbed
the distressing thought that he couldn't imi-
tate deiaulting bank cashier and take the
next steamer for Europe.
BRANDIEs -BRANDIEs
just received Il large invoice OF pure Cali
t0rnia grape brandy, wa rranted 60 be dis
titled from the pure termented juic Q OF the
gra pe, for sale by Ihe gallon or bottle, James
A. Kelley, s. ". corner of Tenth and orange
streets.
Es1 1t is now the fashionable time Of the wear
for young ladies to trot out a lot Of cheap
Sixth avenue trinkets and palm them off to
souvenirs Of II recent trip to Eu.
rope, log ether with romantic stories ofelimb.
ing the MatterhOrn and sailing over Lake
Como at moonlight
John q Bryant Of the Penna, house, Front
and King Streets, has sold $50 Illustrated
Family Bibles to the citizens OF Delaware.
These ale the largest best bound and most
beautiful Bibles ever sold In this city and
may be had very low for cash or on the plan
Of monthly inetallments.
The widows grief: A young widow to the
marble cutter-"r ell me- must put on the
tomb of my husband the wopds Eternal re. |
grets' or simply Regrets p" "Ah, madam ~
replied the marble cutter, with his most
smile, that ia for you to decide. |
Does madam think OF marrying again soon2
Business improving: $50 your business is
pickt ny up, eh ~ said tacetious cobbler to |
q rag.ptcker who had lust commenced opera
tions on an ash barrel in front OF his shop
door. "Yes, and see yours is mending u
quickly replied the ragged urchln, Rlanc-
ing at the dilapidated boot in 4the cobblers
hand.
That which is most palatable when our
tastes are not perverted, ia generally the
most healthtul. We have 0oen SO long used
to white bread that quite an effort is re. i
q llred to induce us TO use brown bread; in !
lact we must be driven to it by failing health !
or by high sense of duty which comes from |
q careful study OF the subject. There is
more in this than most people think. vii, !
liam d. Pickels, 407 King Street, -four dealer, !
makes speciality Of the best articles In !
this line. Gall and geta circular