Daily Republican., 1883-03-07
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Sun rises 6.25. Sun sets 5.5s
Devil crabs Mt the Malta House.
All kinds of bird cages, at 99c store.
Is this the beginning of Wiggin's storm.
q. s. Humphrey Il Bro, One-price hattert
Dr. Darmon's office. 1924 Camac st., Phils
Millard T. Davis. the Jeweler, E. End 8,
Fresh boiled crabs at the Malta House II
Reynolds restaurant.
| Mullin, 535 West Front st., has full stool
| Of tobacco and cigars.
Passing around the hat IS one way Of get
ting the cents or the meeting.
For cut flowers and funeral designs, 10 Il
SA3 Market st.
Old stoves bought or taken in exchange q
Schen's. 100 to 2l3 Shipley street.
Fine SIX. Plain Hold Rings, at T.. f.
Hanrs. 15 East Fourth st.
The two moons of Mars are not more thai
ten miles each in diameter.
Stamping and pinkiny done at Strang'l
umbrella store. 4th and Market.
Before purchasing. call and sec the New
Magic and Royal Ranges; also the Excelsior
cook stove, at Schpn s 209 to 2l3 Shipley st.
Before purchasing, call ana examine
Schnn's stock, I9 to 2l3 Shipley street. Hi
Men love handsome women from inclina
ton, hOmely women from interest, and virtu
our women from reason.
W. H. Schnn the stove dealer, has Just laid
In a large stock Of house furnishing goods
Call and see them. 200 to 2ls Shipley street.
"You are girl after my own heart" he
SAID. You are fellow after my own hand, '
she replied.
Don't put of buying your new stove until
moving day, but see the different patterns at
H. F. Plckels, I l. East 4th st. and leave your
order.
''Prisoner what motive inspired you to poi
We'll, YOU see, your Honor, wished to
purchase his silence.'
Ifin need Of anything In the way of house.
furnishing goods go to w. H. Schoen's, 2O9 to
2lS Shipley street ; he has the most complete
stock in the city.
The truthful painter will not hereafter rep.
resent "Spring" as un ethereal being in light
and airy costume. but az shivering mortal
with an ulster on.
For beauty Of mOuldings, want the public
to call and see. Gilt in splendid order and
pattern. Walnut and Rosewood unsurpas-
sable. Il. X. Bnugh, 507 Shipley street.
"My Husbands Secret" was written by o
lady. 1t isn't the first insta nee on record Of a
lady giving her husbands secrets away to the
public.
full line or repairs constantly Kept on
hand at Schnn's heater. range and stove
house, 200 to 2l3 Shipley street. Jobbing
brom"tly attended to.
Yor will never have another chance to get
furniture and mattresses at the prices W. W. |
Woodward, 9TH and Tatnall sts., he is closing |
business and is selling at sacrafice.
A society for the assistance of those who are
JO0r and do not wish to let the fact be known |
las been organized. The Pride-SOothing
Association would be a good name.
Don't put off buying your new stove until
moving day, but see the different patterns at
Il. +. Pickles, X . East 4th st. and leave your
,rders.
A ST. Louis man imagines he has been to
leaven. The only thing we can't understand
s how he happened to stop over in st. LOUIS
m his return trip.
See Schen's advertisement in another col
INN. Heaters, ranges and stoves. He has ad-
led to his stock complete assortment Of
'0use furnishing goods. 2o9 to 2l3 Shipley st
The best assortment of cottage furniture In
he city, aud selling at less than wholesale
'rices to close business w. W. Woodward
tn and Tatnall sts.
The foolish man foldeth his arms and saith
There Is no trade, why should advertise ?"
But the wise man Is not SO. He whoopeth 1t
Up in the newspapers, and verify he draweth
rade from afar.
For the sake of doing something unusual
nd being talked about. there are men who
1ould attempt to get upa subscription for the
elief OF those who had lame thumbs caused
y the laber of cutting coupons from their
wn Government bonds.
H. F. Pickles is prepared to do all kinds OF
IN, sheet iron and metal work In the best
lanner. Roofing, spouting and repairing
TENDED to promptly. Leave your orders at
le stove and house-furnishing store, n
asst 4th street.
Jones declares that his wife is the most I
lrfty woman he ever knew. "Why, sir"
0 recently exclaimed, "she has made ten
atchwork quilts during the last two years !
ade them herself sir, out of the samples she q
elected in her shopping tours during that +
me. y
People wonder why 1t is they are 80 weak ! a
hen there is no preceptible ailment, and the =
ct is that large majority eat that food
hich their systems have not the power to as |
milate or use to advantage, and cOnse- VI
Iontly are half starved. Flour that has in !
TOO much starch Is not fit for bread making,
is dry and husky. My Home Comfort and Y
OmmOn Sense Flour Is not of this character. T.
I'd costs less. Try 1t. w. d. Pickles, Fifth
Id X ling Streets