Daily Republican., 1883-11-03
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Christfeld h Hest.
Rumford Brothers, Hatters.
Agents for Dunlap's Hats.
The leaf hath lief to leave.
A new lot of beautiful mats, at SOC store.
City Laundry, Sixth and Shipley streets.
b. Row, Merchant Tailor, at AIS King stree
q. 8. Humphrey 4 Bro. matters, ,s02 Marke
Fine ls X. Rings, at HAM, IS T.. Fourth 81
Got your painting done by Osler, No.
East Seventh street.
Dr. Simm's Pain Searcher. The perfection
OF pain medicine.
Lightning rods put up by W. J. Morrow
All French street.
Roofing done at prices to suit all, by W. J
Morrow, AT French street.
Fixtures and lightning rods for sale by W
J. Morrow, AT Frencn street.
| To have your gravel roofs repaired go to W
J. Morrow, AT French street.
Old tin roofs coated and made tight by W
J. Morrow, AT French street.
Gravel and plastic slate roofs put on by W
j. Morrow, AT French street.
Male and female canaries tor sale at Par.
ker's, l03 East Second rect.
For Rogers butcher kniyss, and II ne cutlery
go TO Reyoold b Fell, 5O7 Market street.
176 rolls of oilcloth, Wholesale sr retail, a,
Reeds, l3 Il. Second street.
A full line of Richardson's saws at Key
bold Fe'l's, 5O7 Market street
You can get b r. Butler cigars of James
H. Murray. l07 Z. Front street.
PiscatOrial globes are the latest for Goldfish
balls A Boston girl did it, all alone.
The generous give according to their means;
others gi'e according TO their meanness.
The army reunions are 1eveloping:a STEADY Y
increase OF bad.pate-riOtisin, year by year.
New stock Of tobacco1 with the celebrated
"Nimrod," at Mullins. 525 West Front st,
Go to Hollands and have your pictures
taken BY the insta ntaneous process. 5O7 Mar
ket street.
Gardner Seventh and Shipley, is receiving
Cove Plant Oysters daily, at rs, 80 and 40
cents per quart
1t is not respectable for Judge Gresham to
keep his hatt-On, in the presence OF Editor
Smiths exposures.
Get Stradley to paint your next sign. His
work bears inspection. Prices moderate
5o2la Market street,
A full line Of House Furnishing Go DIS.
Wo0denware, etc. SchOen's Heater, Range
and Stove House, 2os 10 2lS Shipley.
Take your babies to Hollands, 3O7 Market
street, and have their pictures taken by the |
instantaneous process.
Walnut, Ash and Cottage Chamber suits.
q new and pretty st yles are now ready at
Johnson & Barnhill's, 2O7 Market street.
Watches, clocks and jewelry neatly repair
ID, by l6years experience workmen at Smith
/ Harrington, l04 East Second street.
Ferguson, the new fashioned tatiy man,
7 ctv nat hnc oJv,,tt ~
md butternut bar. Stop aud get pound.
Mrs. Langtry's new play is called PERIL
there IS certain suggestivene about the |
lame that should be a warning to the actress |
A party Is In pretty hard luck when sin.
lie election may decide whether they Will |
ave to train with John Kelly or Ben Butler
n 1894.
Examine the most popular ranges in the
market. the Royal ard Magic. S, hoen's
Heater, J ange and stove House, 2CY to 2l3
'hipley street.
YoI should get your beds renovated, by
tealn &C .lding process. John" on Il Barnhlil |
Vill send tor them and return them promptly
hore ughly purified.
Because eighty Phi ade ,phia lady &c oo0l
eachers hays been ina rried since June The
Republican thinks ,ney have been
eachinx Cupid how to sh ,ot.
J
,emen for Pa ching, Solng and Heels, or
end your rubber boots. etc.. to VIM. Boldly
Son, No. West Fourth street.
The Solar Light, Imperial, and the E. s. S.
llso full line Of other patterns and self
,e'ling stoves. Schoen's Heater. Range and
tove House, 200 to 2,s Shipley street.
Several cases of Gents Undrrwe at re-
uced prices, just opened ut Ross. ll6 M ar
ct st Get. Alsn have the best two dollar
'eroy Hat In the city.
M. +. Hayden. t,rfst, has removed from
l3 Market street, 70 No 9West Ninth street.
ut flowers always on hand, Floral de-
gns tasteiully arranged at short notice.
My stock of fran es, cOmposed OF pold
lush. velvet and fancy mouldings, will make
our eyes Slisten and mouth water If you see
lem. q. X Baugh, 2o3 West Second street
MY NsIGHBoR.
81 ask no more of her, said:
"She treats me i'll, l will not 20
beneath her root to taste her bread,
ar an way my friendship show"
lG thus passed her day by day,
And stcrnly looked the other wy.
The child loved WAS PROSTATE laid
Just on the verge of deaths dark door;
In help ess Lgony praved
The Lord my darling lC restore.
Nj prayer was heard to save my child
tie sent the Deighbor 1 revilei.
With tireless service, kind and sweet
She woeed my loved one back to life
and humbled at her feet,
sought forgiveness for my strife;
And now to her lain would be
All that my neghbor is to me.
Dur neighb0Is, ah In pro sperous days.
Ana milling seas, with scornful pride
We toss ur heads and go our ways,
And ask for naught- he world Is wide:
But, oh when adverse waves we sac