Daily Republican., 1879-08-22
BREVITIES.

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Turtle soup at Fulimer's.
Tomatoes remain plenty.
listers will soon be ripe.
Beautiful sunset last evening.
The military looked we'll yesterday.
Aren't pekers firesde companions?
Fresh salt oysters on the "Felton."
A capital shave &C.,, 7th street near Market,
Salt oysters, ice cold, for sale at Fullmer's.
Cupping and leeohing at 1903 E. Second st
The goat always gives evidence in rebuttal
Hot tea and coffee on board the FELTON,. ,
Eight cents per line Is CHARGED for advertis.
Ing In this column.
| The festive cucumber Is still on deck, and
like the skull on q grave-stOne he sits grin
ming over his work that has been planted be-
low.
Never Judge cigar by the picture on the
side OF the box cover,
Professor Franklin at W. T, r. A. Hall, on
August 9th.
The countryman who purchased banana
for prize package must to have been greatly
disappointed. .'t ..'.
Why are naughty children like stair-car.
pets? Because neither can be kept In good
order without the rod.
Look at the bleached table damask offered
at the Bee Hive for 37l5 cents per yard.
The commission men are selling great
many peaches, but therefrom are not cal
culated to smooth the growers feelings.
When does man smoke cigar too long?
When he smokes 1t too short -
Water melons are lively. and you are never
so impressed with the fact as when you are lit.
terally g0rged.
All work guaranteed satisfactory, when
done by Millard F. Davis, No. 9 East Second
street. ...s
The REPUBLICAN, bopms steady daily cir
culatton Of 5000.
A dinner is subject that never ought to be
brought up.
The green apple and the depredating small
boy no more find consolation In each others
company.
Don't forget that L. F Adair, No. 2O7
Market street, is selling windsor chairs for
50. so per n dozen.
The epauets and white pants of the Ameri-
can Rifles made the company look well.
The man who thinks he can move the world
should begin by Wheeling, Virginia.
Ifthe 'Herald !" mans knowledge Of En-
glIsh was equal to his knowledge of the to-
biography OF beer saloons and their relative
positions on 1.-THE coast, " he could apprehend
the meaning without assistance.
Peachward the course of the tramp takes Its
way. 0ag
Truth is stranger than fiction for there is
less of 1t.
New fall styles OF hats and caps just re-
ceived at &. s. Humphreys, the halter, 2l6
Market street. Straw hats at less than cost.
Snake editors on our country exchanges are
turning their attention to concOcting yarns
about the oldest woman. The latest resurrec-
ted Is lis.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's SOC Market St
What we want Is to find out what every one
is fit torf-Ex. We arc assured Of one thing
they are not, and that is to fit store-made
shirt.
As peach business is heavy among our coun-
try folks, there is a visible increase in the
number Of rustic marriages. Brisk times in
one department makes brisk times in an
other.
Those in want of clothing of any description
can save 80 per cent. by visiting the Boston
One Price Clothing House during the next "
days.
Work on the Court House is progressing
rapidly.
All that tread the earth are but handful
to those who slumber in its bosom.
First-class dinners served on the "Feitcn."
Job work done neatly and with despatch at
the REPUBLICAN office.
Our city is so situated that 1t is thoroughly
cleansed by every good rain.
Notice to the puDlic.-l Will haif-Sole and
hee, boots and shoes for q, and other mending
In proportion, at S. W. corner Of Seventh and
Tatnall streets John Z. Bailey.
Our City Fathers held their weekly love-
feast last evening.
Book agents sell as many people as they do
books. .u r-..
To make room for an Immense Fall stock,
the Boston One Price Clothing House will Of
fer rara bargains for the next twenty days. A
reduction has been made upon the entire
stock, and goods are being sold at surprising
figures.