Daily Republican., 1883-11-28

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Sun rises 6.H Sun sets Az
Christnsld l. Host.
Rumford Brothers, Hatters.
Agents for Dunlap's Hats.
Colder.
Don't gamble.
BE peaceable.
Don't get discouraged.
Betty and the baby"
Live within yeur means.
A good time to trim trees.
Prepare for the cold winter.
Keep peace In the household.
Burglar alarms for windows, ~ store.
Brasllisn Cough Balm, 30 dossS n cts.
Family coal, Steward, ga W. Frcpt st.
The rush still continues at IA 3aasket st.
City Laundry, sixth and SAfpaGy streets.
q. y. Humphrey 1 Bro, ,hattsss, ,so2 Marke
Fine IS X. Rings, at Hart, Is L. Fourth s
West End Pharmacy. Trusses Justly ap
piled.
Too much profanity is heard along oul
| streets.
Now is the season for church fairs and
sociables.
A slippery sidewalk is dangerous lnsti
Jsyour property insured In rella bic com
pany?
The poet Cowpcr was born November 10Th,
1881
No one can attend teycur business as we'll
as yourself
Early rising is not as popular as 1t was
some months ago.
SNOW fully foot thick In some portions
Of New England.
Itlooks very much as If the South had not
been reconstructed yet.
A 5000 0 company Is to mine the feldspar
In Branchvilie, Conn.
Go TO W. +. Green's boot and shoe store,
No. Ill West Eighth street.
Male and female canaries for sale at Par
ker's, l03 East Second street.
Georgia papers are urging the use of the
whipping post In that State.
Sleigh bells are jingling In Maine and
pineapples ripening In Florida.
Yesterday was a 90 cd day for promenad-
ing, and they took advantage oft.
Home comforts, good reading and social
visits make the long evenings enjoyable.
Mems heavy Canton Flannel Drawers, our
own make, Soc. W. Il. Cole, 2O2 Market at.
Go to Hollands and have your pictures
taken by the instantaneous process. 307 Mar
ket street.
This will be a broken week with some per
cons, and yet there Is no earthly reasons why
II should be.
Gardner. Seventh and Shipley, is receiving
Cove Plant Oysters daily, at Is, 90 and 40
cents per quart.
Great rush for Minett's photographs, only
u per dozen, at Westcott and Cummings
3O2 Market street.
Get Stradley to paint your next sign. Hi
work hears inspection. Prices nOderate.-
6O2>f Market street.
Take your babies to::Holland's, so7 Market
street, and have their pictures taken by the
instantaneous process.
Ifyou want good SIN, Ike or good chew,
20 toJss. H. Murray, 1O7 East Front street.
He keeps a fine stock.
WOodenware, etc. SchOen's Heater, Range
and Stove House, 200 10 2.3 SIMPLIFY.
Ferguson, the new fashioned taffy man,
No. II East Second street, has walnut canoy
and butternut bar. Stop and get a pound.
The old ashton mo- q ses candy man makes
the only cream caramels IN this city. at III
Market street.
Take your children to Westcott l. Gum.
mings for fine photographs, 1902 Market
street. Successor to tho late J. X. Sutterley
Examine the most popular ranges in the
market, the Royal and Magic. Schoen
Heater, Range and Stove House, 209 to 2l3
Shipley street.
Do your own repairing. We have for sale
Cement, for Patching, Soling and Heels, or
send your rubber boots, etc., to VIM, Boldly
X Son, No. 8 West Fourth street.
The Solar Light Imperial, and the E. s. s. |
Also a full line Of other patterns and self
|eeding stoves. SchOen's Heater, Range and |
Stove House, 200 to 2ls Shipley street.
John Cullen Bryant, OF the Malta House,
has the finest largest cheapest stock Of Bibles,
Albums, Dictionaries and other holiday
books In the market. Mr.. Bryant buys and |
'ells his own books and can give better bar |
yains than those who employ agents. Orders |
Will receive prompt attention.
A full stock Of the most desirable goods 1T |
Hayden'e Floral store, Ninth and Shipley |
streets. Bouquets, Baskets and Floral de-
dgns tastefully arranged for any occasion |
IN short notice Our facilities for producing |
he choicest cut ttlowers, are equal to any in
his country, and patrons can rely upon hav-
ng them fresh IRON the greenhouse every |
lay. Roses q speciality.
THE puDE IN THE COLD.
rhe north wind will blow,
And We shall have snow,
And what will the dude do then poor
thing
He'll be blown In the street
n spite Of cane, hat and feet,
And get lost In the rubbish and dirt-poor
thing.
CHORUS OF DUDES.
Sec the little pets
Putting cigarettes,
Smoky red lips,
Drowned finger tips.
Are they the sort Of N isses
For fellows kisses?
CHORUS OF PETS.
Sec the little boys,
Like penny toys,
Slim as baseball bats,
Wearing monkey hats.
Is each of them man.
Or is dozen in q can"
Narlne Disasters. |,
During the past year 800 disasters to
essels were reported from the 1874
tations of the Life Saving Service. |,
Tut of the 3,792 persons on board of ,
hese ships, 3,777 were rescued and only
3 lost. The value of the vessels and ,
heir cargoes was $7,176,5&0, of which
mount $5,6l1, 800 was saved. During ,
he past twelve years the number OF ,