Daily Republican., 1883-10-25
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| uhrtgtheld d Best.
! Runford Brothers, Hatters.
Agents for Dunlap's Hats.
City Laundry, Sixth and Shipley streets.
Flower stands, oil chromos, clocks for 99c
q. s. Humphrey 4 Bro. .hstters, ,ao2 Marke
Fine 1s X. Rings, at Hanf, Is f. Fourth st
He who foresees calamities suffers then
| twice over.
A mans ruling passion is the key to hi
character.
They who forgive most shall bs most for
given.
Little things console us, because little
| things affiicts
lfyou wish to reach the highest begin q
the lowest.
Childhood shows the man as morning show
the day.
Be a lamp in the chamber If you cannot b.
| q star In the sky.
Get your painting dooe by Osler, No. 2
East Seventh street.
| Dr. Simms' Pain Searcher. The perfection
| OF pain medicine.
Make your enemies transient and you
| friendships immortal.
| The level of assurance is best kept in the
cabinet of an humble neart
Ifevery year we rooted out one vice We
should become perfect men.
Male and fem ile canaries for sale at Par
ker's, 1903 East Second street.
Pure cider vinegar at the old grocery store
OF VIM. X. Lloyd, 7th and KING streets
A full line of Richardson's saws at Key.
bold & Fen's, 507 Market street.
StradIey does really first class Sign Paint
ing at low rates, 6O21a Market street.
New stock of tobaccos, with the celebrated
"Nimrod," at Mullins, 626 West Front st.
New invoice Of vOme cliff scissors and fine
cutlery, at ktybold Il Fell's, 5O7 Market ST.
Go to Hollands and have your pictures
taken by the instantaneous process. 3O7 Mar
ket street.
There is a Chinese Catholic school in San
Francisco, in which tifty.six Chinese are un.
der instruction.
A man named Cantield, who Is totally
blind, carries the mails between Highland
and foughkeepsie.
Take your babies to Holland g, 3O7 Market
street, and have their pictures taken by the
instantaneous process.
Nathaniel Greene, is only living grandson
of Gen. Nathaniel Greene, Is q practcing
physician in Middletown, Il. l.
The new fashioned tatiy can only be oh
tained at Ferguson's. No. II East Second
street. 1t is made fresh every hour
Watches, clocks and jewelry neatly repair
ed. by l5years' experience work menat Smith
Il Harrington, 104 East Second street.
There are 200, 900 commercial travellers in
the United States. They cost their employ
ers, 1t is estimated, $500, 900 900 year.
Mrs, Fanny Kemble's Poetical Works.
somewhat enlarged by ,hc addition Of new
poems, will appear during tine coming season.
Music: First class music for Balls, Par
ties. etc., any number OF pieces. Address g.
P. Luckman.S. L. cor. Fifth and Shipley st.
We are making constantly working shirts.
canton flannel Underwear and drawers, at
lowest possible prices. Chrsttield X Best,
5l5 Ma kct street.
A New York policeman named Schmidt
fred at n lamp post and hit burglar, and
now midnight prowler won't be safe in any
city in the land.
The supply of old Confederate money is
still equal TO the demand, and will be 30 rs
long as those chaps in N wv York keep their
presses running.
New letters Of Scott, Southly Lamb Words
worth and other interesting persons will ap.
pear in Mr.. A. Watts fotncOming life Of his
father, Alarc Watts.
The Chinese are SO superstiiious in regard
to death that they seldom mention the word
llSelf, UuL having
tai :" or similar expression.
Wendell Phillips Will deliver an oration on
1.-The Future OF the South at the Conven'
ton OF the National Cotton Planters Assc-
citation, at Vicksburg, November Est.
For underwear in all grades and prices, fol
underwear In endless variety and style, for
shirts the best and cheapest in the city, 20 to
Chrislfeld Il Best, Sis Market street.
M. F.. Hayden, Eorist, has removed from
s43 Marke, street, 70 No 9Wess Ninth street.
Out flowers always on hand. Floral de-
signs tastefully arranged at short notice.
Send your collars and cuffs to the Troy
Laundry. finest work in the world and least
damage to goods. Box shipped every Satur'
day at 8 p. III. Christteld X Best, 5l5 Mar
keC street.
| The small boy sneaked across the floor,
With step as light as AR:
HIS smiling face no traces Uore
Ofs0rrow or of care;
But ere he reached the closed door,
To snatch the dainties there,
His mothers palpita'ing paw
Was fastened in his hair.
| Tho Scent stamp and the 2.cent stamp
| Met at the pOsto-it1cL door,
| Said the Scent stamp to the 2-cent stamp,
Why didn't you come before?
The people have long been sick OF me,
Because I'm heightened,
| SO you're the peoples tavorite now,
While l-well, I'm dethroned.'