Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
Sun rises SIG. sun sets 52.
Agents for Dunlap's Hats,
RumfOrd Brothers, Hatters.
CLEAR.

CLEAR.
Warmer.
Mica weather.
Market day again.
Vegetables have full sway now.
Try Bush's ccal you will like it.
Brazilian Tonic Bittcrs, only 80 cents.
Try Bush's coal you will surely liko 1t.
Birds and clges at parkers's, Ia st End st
Miilard L. Davis leweier, 8 K. End street
City Laundry, Sixth and Shipley streets
Fife Is x. Rings, at Hanfs, l5 E. Fourth
Brazilian Balm, cough and colds, 10 cents
Ice cream at Gibney's, a1s West Eighth st
Folding camp chairs and stools, 90 cent store
1t lie net uncommon 10 see an old rip on
long taro.
The swoetest wate1meI!ols grow in some
other fellows patch.
The fighting general usually meets an at
tack with on corps.
The statement about Cain takirg to him
self q wife Is Tod story.
rhe ht st ice cream in the market at Glib.
Dey's, 7iS " est Eighth street
The billiard. player, like the actor, cannot
get alvng without his che.
My, but can't we lie abed next winter and
think OF the poor pcstottice clerks.
There is ono good thing about the seven
teec-year locust. The female is mute.
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on Wednesday; the town ran out of beer.
The militia Of tho different states, while
they may be good soldiers are generally set
down us N. q.
"Ho, sir,' he said to the captain, 81 am
not seasick, but IN disguised with the mo-
1t is stated that sliced cucumoers will re-
move frecklos. SO will cutting of a mans
head with buzz saw.
1t was cold dsy for Adam wAen he ac-
,epted the apple from Eve. The chilliness IN.
'rlfIe' sa1v- uysters, ~ eerts quart, At
Pennells fish stall. 12o King street. Also
iresh clans and crabs.
General Plum is the commander OF the
New Jersey soldiers. 1t /, very appropriate
to have plume at the mead.
Only eighty American poets have lived to
be over fix y years of age, hut the waste
baskets hold their own for centuries.
II is supposed that tobacco will not be In
| much demand in the hereafter, because II
will be Ii tie used in the iew-chewer state.
| A newspaper ouxht to be making suc
/ cess In the journalistic field when 1T puts IN
q Hoe press It shows that 1t can hoe Its OWE
row.
| Eve was the trst person in the newspaper
1 busine' g, at Ice st she was an Ad. sole toI
when she wanted The old man to try the
apple.
Fine fishing tackle, reels, rods, sneIled
hooks ana bags lines at w. H. Hartlove's, zoe
! East Third street. Gun maker and taxider'
| mist
Rev. Joseph Cook is said to rise at five
O'Clock every morning. There are not many
professional men who get up searly as the
| Rev. Joe.
When you clean house SEQ II your looking
glass frames Iced regilding. II SO, Y erger, al
4th and Shipiey streets, makes speciality
OF regilding.
i anxious inquirer wants to know If Sc O
week 1s enough To get married on. II is 4
she is princess and they intend TO live witt
the old lady.
Walkor & Linton, No. sos Shipley street
house, sign painters and grafners. brict
staining q speciality. Estimates furnished
for city or country.
Gold flower bronze, velvet and plush
mouldings are all the style. Framed mad
up from all kinds ct 25 per cent. OF OF usua
prices. Baugh, 2o3 West Second street.
,IS.-Ohromos Of all kinds cheap.
HILLS, RILIs-A JINGLE.
Il Who'll pay the bills
Il Ill go 10 the hills
For the cure OF my ills,
Where nothing is cheap
ii Ard the rr.ces are steep.
Quite as steep as the hills
who'll pay the bills.
II The doctors declare
must strsightway repair
To the White Mountains, where
| Relief VIII tnd
ii For the body aud mind.
II But 1t gives me the chills
" hen think Of the bills.
Oh, gladly I'd go
Where the cool breezes blow,
3I tut my funds are as low
III Asmy he lLh-don't you seef
IL So there's no chance Tor me
To be cured Of my ills,
II For who'll pay the bills