Daily Republican., 1884-01-01
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Uhristteld n isest.
RumtOrd Brothers, H3tttrS.
| AGents lof DlnlBp's Hats.
Remarkably tnd board --Sawdust
Superior court-SparkiDg o rich girl
Quick ut iigures-The dancing master
Brazilian Cough BALM 80 doses 10 cts.
Family coal, Sheward, e24 ". Front ct.
Trains are becoming to stout women.
Gold hoop earrings are again In fashion
City Laundry, Sixth and Shpley streets.
Cut Flowers at Hayden's, 9th and Shipey
| Pampas PlumeS at Hayden's, 9th b shipley
| u. y. Humphrey Bro, ,hattsfa,sU2 M arket
Fine Ii X. Rings, at Hanf, IL T.. Fourth 5,
| Horse Blankets, Hlsss Shaoes, Lamps ,99c.
| Out Of sight, out Of mind-a blind luna
tic.
Light housekeeping - Keeping a light
| house.
The Great Indian Corn Cure--The August
Eun.
For indoor toilets lace is preferred TO linen
collars
Family -four, kemble's, Front and Madi-
son street.
White undershirts should be worn only In
tho evening
A cutaway Jacket is the proper costume for
an eopement
Male and female canaries ,or sale at Par
ker's, l03 East Second street.
Sable is the most fashionable fur in Eng.
land among those who can afford 1t.
High heels are no longer worn on evening
shoes, but are stilled used upon day boots.
Tho best dressmakers no longer put puff ed
waistcoats or Moliere fronts on corsages.
lfyour rubber boots want repairing, take
them to Hotiecksr's, l02 W. Second street.
Mixtures Mixtures Mixtures. AtFergu
sons fatly House, II East Second street
Frllis OF lace down the front Of the corgage
GRE considered more elegant than buttOns
Plain or fine striped silk floss hose are most
fashionable for both day and evening wear.
Evening dresses with pointed waists and V
heck6 are as becoming as they are fashion
ablo.
Very elegant French ladies wear under
skirts Of white cassimere or white satin at
home.
Evening dresses when not intended for
dancing, are made with trains of moderate
length
GO TO Holland 3 and have your pictures
taken by the instantaneous process. 607 Mar
ket street.
Great rush Tor Minett's photographs, only
81 per dozen, at Westcott and Cummings,
302 Market street.
The fisherman is the one who has to scratch
Tor living, at least you continually hear of
his having bite.
The fchu how, knot Of flowers or narrow
lacN pin Is worn at one side of the neck by |
very young ladies.
Take your babies to Hollands, 3o7 Market
street. and have their pictures taken by the |
instantaneous process.
lfyou want good sDcke or good chew,
90 10 Jas. H. Murray, lO7 East Front street.
He keeps q fine stock.
Stamping, Pinking EmbrOidering, done
1t short notice, Mt Strang'S Umbrella Elm.
Dorlum, Fourth and Market streets.
Take your children to Westcott & Gum
nings for fine photographs, 3O2 Market
street. Successor to the late }. X. Sutterley
DO your own repairing. We have for sale
cement, for Patching. S0ling and Heels, or
enl your rubber boots, ETC., TO VIM. Boldly
Son, No. 3 West Fourth street.
The Prince Of Wales will visit Spain soon
n the capacity Of grass wdower. Mrs.
y ales IL running great risk in trusting her
'irtu0us husband to the society of such gid
y young king.
John Cullen Bryant, OF the Malta House,
as the finest, largest cheapest stock of Bibles,
Albums, Dictionaries and other holiday
ooks in the market. Mr.. Bryant buys and
ellis his own books and ca give better bar
aims than those who employ agents. Orders
Oft at REPUBLICAN office or Malta House,
III receive prompt attention.
q, :" remarked young Soply Ann.
Caught splendid dude;
10 brains-but lots and lots cash,
And bluest sort Of blood"
o MAJ" said delicate Louise,
Il gained come strength and health
also caught a journalist
Whose brains will gain hi m wealth."
No time to fish had l." said Nan,
(Some thirty four years old) l
Yet, staying out to watch these girls. {
caught dreadful cOlan II