Daily Republican., 1879-12-16
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Sun rises Tie

| sun rises 7l6........SGn Eets5.b
Hats ironed, blocked and renovated at Al
Market street.
II like your impudence," as pretty cir
said when her beau kissed her.
A Nevada ball report says "Mss
was full Of eclat the eclat-est lady present
See that your cellar windsTs are in order
before the cold weather commences in earnest
Don't Judge of q mans wealth by the clothes
he wears, nor Of his wisdom by the count ol
talking he does.
| Go to No. $40 Market street and buy your
Sarah Ann some candies.
Six feet, three inches is the height of q
young Lancaster barber, ana still he Is grow.
Ing.
One Of the REpUBpIcAN editorial staff has
| a Mexican vine in his parlor which grows
| three inches day.
A trunk full of apples for 50 cents, at T. NJ.
Wier's, 1903 Market street.
"Jin Blaine," the pet eagle OF the Cover
nor Of Iowa, died the other night.
No better day could have been desired ior
the Grant reception.
rhs most beautiful chiltreps books and
toys ever had-at the 80 cent store.
Turkeys are bringing eight cents per pound
in Berks county.
Trelbler, Jr, 1908 Market street. will cut you
suit that cannot fail to give satisfaction. He
solicits trial.
ever 1000 visitors are expected in Phlla-
delphia to-day.
An English physician reports many in
stances wi, hin his experience where the box
ing of cAildren's cars by parents resulted In
deafness.
The grand depot for hats, furs and gloves,
Is at q. s. Humphreys, 2I5 Market street.
The REPUBLICAN comes every afternoon to
your doors with the happenings Of the city,
Price only six cents wsok. Subscribe for it.
Kings Good Samaritan Cough Syrup is
manufactured at No. 100 w. Second sttest.
A great many Congressman have the spine
In the back on the currency question.
The military marched with a firm tread this
morning, Tor they knew Grant was to be the
l!ader for the DAY.
WILMINGTON has been struck by q matrimo-
NAL wave. Some Of the printing offices have
suffered severely, and the effects are not yet
oyer by any meanI.
Watches! Watches I. Watthes y! Prices to
suit every customer, at M!liard f. Davis, No.
Q L. Second street.
Major Ma'allister is himself again. This
time it is for Grant.
cheap and ine Christmas confectionery.
The REPUBLICAN, has not yet declared for
Grant for President.
Cupping and teaching st no. 1o3 E, Second
street. Residence No. 403 East Second street.
Chicago kills six hogs ior every minute OF
every hour OF every day in the year.
Yerger, 4OT Shipley street, Is the cheapest
ace whore you can buy your picture frames.
Full boards are passing out of style, so the
Cincinnati "Star" says.
Buy furniture that will not fall apart, as 1t |
Is cheaper Ia the end. Adair No 2J7 Market |
street, keeps the best. Prices reasonable.
Oculists say that any paper but white hurts |
the eve to write on and that that should be |
unruled. |
Bouquet tables, brackets, wall pockets. foot !
rests, hanging onel racks, &C. suitable tor |
presen g, at j. & J. N. Harman's, 4l0 King. y
The Lincoln club looked nobby in their |
plugs and white gloves.
Chester Sc lOol Directors have decided to
give two weeks vacation at CGristmss.
Cove plants, Chinooteague and all of the |
,est grades of oysters received daily at Gard |
aer's oyster depot, cor. Seventh and Shipley. |
Here are couple of answers we haven't |
limo to fit conun runs to, viz: "One IL u |
wight late, and the other is O light weight !"
One is watching match AID the other Is |
watch "-Norristown Herald. - |
"When will wonders ever cease?" ejaou-
ated the old lady, wren John b. Trisbler, |
Jr., failed to give perfect fit.
A sensible and practical present to any |
riend would be a years subscription to the |
Try 1t.
Go to Miliard f. Davis, No. 0 e Second |
street, for watches and lewelry. Goods and |
prices to suit everybody.
"'Tis rather neat upon your feet
A pair of skates to find;
IT'S rather drear upon your ear
When skates slip up behind"