Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
Sun rises 500. Sun sets 7.Ol.
Agents for Dnnlap's Hats,
RumfOrd Brothers, Hatters.
Sun rises sos

RuAOEu DrOtnefBs hattefSs
Clear.
Warmer.
Rain is needed.
Brazilian Tonic Bitters, only 60 cents.
Try Bush's coal you will surely like 1t.
Birds and cages at Parkers's, Ia st End st
Mtllard +. Davis, jeweler, 8 4. End street
City Laundry, Sixth and Shipley streets
Fine Is K. Rings, at Hanfs, Is E. Fourth
Brazilian Balm, cough and colds. 10 cents
Ice croam at GiDney's, SIS West Eighth st
Oil sroves, lap robes, camp chairs, 99c. store
Gen. Grant smoked his last cigar Nov. 20
1884.
A hard row for the average man TO hoe
Faro.
Folding Gimp chairs and stools at 80 cent
store.
A hustle is en- riggle with many fashiona
BILE ladies.
A fat take-marrying the 800 pound dim'
museum girl.
Taking the cents Of the meeting-passint
around the hat.
The best lay in sight for the Chi, Demo
cratj is Hoadly.
The average age Of the Montreal exile
cashiers Is short age.
A London Ii e Of recent date was extin
guished with champagne.
Dress does not make the maa, but many 9
man is made by his add .ess.
rhe best Ice cream in the market at G.b.
ney's, 7lS West Eighth street.
Soldiers may be tardy at tattoo, but as a
rule they are very prompt at taps.
Fresh NESTS slaughtered daily and fjr sale
by II. i. Harey. M. 2l King street.
Pure fresh Chester County butter, at 81
cents q pound, at X. +. 9arey's, 81 King st.
In this weather the coolest places are in
all and some pretty cool rascsls are In
them.
Why is q sorrowful man like the front OF a
building? Because he has a ia CAGE look
about him.
The man who is always searching for some
thing may be truly said to belong to tie
rumm age.
Mrs. John Kelley says her husband is out
OF politics. He ought to know where he can
get supply.
There are 900 more women than men in
Burlington, VT, and most Of the women are
good looking.
Fine salt oysters, 20 oents q qaart, at
Pennell's fish stall, 12o King street. Also
froah clans and crabs.
They chsrge cents for the use Of napkin
at loading Coney Island hotels. There is no
charge for the tablecloth.
A kiss in Wisco asin is worth only a cent
There must be an ovsrplus OF girls, or they
lob was OF calm, quiet disposition or he
could not have bsen So patient, but even he
was inclined to boil over at TINES.
why will the hanging of the Canadian
rebel DC like the conclusion OF cont nued
story Because 1t is a see-Riel ended.
Fine fishing tackle, reels, rods, snelled
hooks and bass lines at w. h. Hartlove's, 200
East Third street. Gun maker ahd taxider-
mist
When you clean house see II your looking
glass frames need regildlng. II so, Y erger, at
4th and Shipley streets, makes . speciality
ofregilding.
Walker & Linton, No. sos Sbipley street,
heuse, sign painters and grainers. Brick
staining specially. Estimates furnished
for city or country.
Gold, flower bronse velvet and plush
mouldings are all the style. Frames made
up from all kinds at 26 per cent. of Of usual
prices. Baugh, 203 West Second street. p.
S.-Ohromos Of all kinds cheap.
SHE MADE MISS.
Frolicked In the carly spring miss,
Fancy free, with no: thought amiss
Later in the season came a mister,
Hanging round the maiden-then they miss
Fall In love, perhaps they didu't mean to,
hut papa o, scted, and Twas mean too
SwCre that marry he would never let her,
So she disobeyed him to the letter,
Fled, and found Justice and were made
'un.
M. ID. Hic tman has opened restaurant
and dining reom at 229 Ktbx street, wht re he
will serve meals from a. m. to 9 p. IN. First
class roast dinners, rs cents; breakfast or
ALI styles, raw, roas ed, fried, stewed or in
the shell. Oysters by the quart or hundred.
Having number OF years experience in the
business. he feels sure to give satisfaction.