Daily Republican., 1878-12-04
BREVITIEs.

DASAI AA<Eos
Go TO the American Rifles fair
Good board at 1lO7 Tatnall street
The holiday advertisements are scarce.
Cupping and leechlng at 21l King street
| Sun rises 7.05 Sun sets 435
Eight cents line are charged TOR all adver
| tisements In this column.
| The fine for keeping an unregistered dog IL
! only $6.
Good music at the Rifles fair at the Insti-
tutc Hall.
Abram Link, one Of the Harlan Hollings-
worth Co. g oldest machinists, died at his resi-
dence, NO. 6l5 West Front street. on Tuesday
l.. Thomas Esling, of the Newark Ledger
was In town yesterday.
Go to Yeryers, 4O5 Shipley street. for hand
some picture frames.
Be sure and advertise your wants In the
REPUBLICAN.
The oyster men are having regular news
paper war. 1t is now tub oysters or fresh
opened oysters.
LUCKMAN'S STRING MUSIC for balls.
parties, etc. 81 Tatnal street.
Why couldn't tho street cars be heated in
the Winter?
The coal and stove men don't like this kind
ola Winter There's n" money In 1t for them.
Table linen and napkins very low at A. b.
Holt's, 100 West Second street.
Read this weeks WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, is
sued from this Office tomorrow morning.
Before purchasing COAL, call on Z. Grit
nth, 9Th and Orange, and examine the great
UNEXCEI4LED.
Another entertainment at the Opera House
| this evening.
HELEN Potter had poor house last even
ing.
| Go this evening to the American Rifles fair
at the Institute Hall.
| Economy Getting married on four dollars
week. This Is young America for you.
Simpers, No. los West Eighth street, sells
stoves cheap He has good assortment OF
other goods.
| Little drops Of lemOn-luce, little Jumps O.
sugar makes many man try to open his
front door with his watch-key.
The poets have now began to rage-"Oh
winter where art thy charms?
| Call at egrttten's dining rooms, 524 Mar
ket street. south side, Philadelphia, to get
good dinners.
The Herald publishes a liken IS of Harley
| Il. Brown, the train-wfecker.
J. +. Field will deliver two of his popular
!
Friday and saturday evenings.
| The American Rifles are meeting with sue
cess a their fair at the Institute Hall.
The DUPONT Guards, Co. G., hold their
monthly meeting this evening at their rooms.
| Be sure and pay your honest debts before
! the new year comes in.
! Rumford Bros, No 4O4 Market street, sell
Iaeies and misses furs at lower prices THAN any
other house III the city.
! Harley Browa's case is set down for Thurs
day Of this week.
| The tramps have organized themselves into
a regular association for the purpose OF look
ing after other peoples property.
l.. j. Adair, 207 Market street, is the only
manufacturer OF chairs and settees ir the
State. II you want good chairs give him a
| call
| Miss Laura b. Ellis gave wonderful Jug
| gler manifestations n a seance in the Capelle
| building last evening.
| Cox x Brother, the tripe men, keep fine
| tripe every marhet day ut Fifth and King
streets. hey will have a fine lot on Satur-
day which they will sell cheap.
Senator Bayatd will be forever silenced By
| DR.. }. b. WEIGH, the rag "aby man, at the
City Hall this evening.
Minnesota Clifton, Poutaxut. Hillside.
hlThWOo anN MOrHlHs quar- LoU II lot safe
~ f.. Griffith, 9th and Orange.
| YIN. F. Lane was elected a Trustee of the
N =. Common on Tuesday by vote OF 1877.
The city should have telephone to be used
by its officers
| Notice to the public that will haIf-sole and
| heel hoets and shoes for 81 and other mendiug
| in proportion, at ;. w corner ol Seventh and
Tatnnll streets. John E. Bailey
The prettest girl in the city will be in at
tendance at the American i.ifes' fair, at the
| Institute Hall this evening.
! When mighty nations have to borrow,
| And find at length debt to pay.
Wha; charm shall quickly scDtne heir sOr-
row.
! How shall they drive their care away?
The easiest way such debts to rrnuGI
| OF no accuunt-in Buffers eve
| Is, harshly to abuse the lender.
| To promise payment-aUd to lie.