Daily Republican., 1879-09-22
BREVlTlEN.
sun rises SAT. Sun sets 5 So.

sun rises 6.47.. Sun sets 5S.
REED birds at Fullmer's, 5O8 Market st.
A spike team is best driven with sledge.
Glass and porcelain top Jars, at 99c. store.
Salt oysters, Ice cold, for sale at Fullmer's.
G. s. Humphrey, the halter, 2ls Market St.
Eight cents per line is charged for I'D vertls.
Ing In this column.
"He Comes Not" is the title OF recent
sonnet by Lila N. Cushmap. Fh You
ought never to give such thing away, Lila,
Hook another fellow as quickly as you can,
and then let the 0pinion-gO abroad that you
threw of on the one who came not.
Vernon's lard for sale at Weldin & Lloyd's,
Seventh and King.
A North Carolina man has an interesting
family of twenty-seven daughters. He hasn't
had front gate In ten years.
An inventor calls his new engine " Mex
ico" F." because 1t makes SO many revolutions.
Potatoes by the bushel or carload at N. l..
Janney's, 803 King street.
The man who wishes to hire haul goes to
the livery stable.
The dentists In convention agree to pull to-
gether fer another year.
Hats and caps retailed at wholesale prices
by Sheppey, Palmer s Co., SOB Market st.
Napoleon said that bayonets think, and we
oil know Pixies Peak.
The clergyman in a certain town, as the
custom is, having published the bans of mat
rimony between two persons, was followed by
the clerks reading the hymn beginning with
these words: "Deluded souls, that dream Of
heaven!"
Watches, clocks and JeWelry neatly repaired
by Millard F. Davis, No. 9 East Second st.
A Texas man who invented patent car
coupler was bumped to death at its first trial.
Kate Claxton has new, real baby of her
own for the play of "The Double Marriage. "
Cupping and leeching at No. 103 E. Second
street. Residence No. 403 East Second street,
Few sailors have been to college. A fresh
man rarely becomes an old salt.
Major O'Gormon is not an angel. The I'm
preston got abroad by habit he has OF flap.
ping his ears to keep the flies away.
H. Meeting of vital Importance to be held
on the evening Of TUESDAY, September
23d, at the usual time and place.
Good doctors are liable to be raped up in
their business.
A man with strong turn for music is the
Organ-grinder.
Pure cider vinegar at Weldin & Lloyd's, at
Seventh and King.
Blue fshing-To sit on q log all day and
never get bite.
Il is easier to ,s,a bring up woeul recollection
REED birds at Fullmer's 606 Market st.
Tarring and featherng man is smear ab-
surdity.
1t is true that the editor Of the " Okoona
States" is = fool /; but let us remember that
when one is in Mississippi one must be as
Mississippians are" Buffalo Express"
Notice, to the Public.-I will half.sole and
heel boots and shoes for 81, other mending in
proportion, John E. Bailey, 8. w. corner Of
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
"H0w to Tell Bad Eggs " is the title of an
article In an exchange. When you have any
thing to tell bad egg, you must be careful
not to break the egg while imparting the in.
formation.
All who have leaky roofs OF any kind and
wish them renewed or repaired ut small ex.
pense, should 20 to Robert Atkinson, at hard
ware store, Filth and Market streets,
better than with crayon.
There's fortune tor man who invents
pencil that will always stay sharpened.
Flower-stands, rustic baskets. wire baskets,
earthenware baskets, tiower-pots, small trel-
lisses, Sc, in great variety; all kinds of wire
goods. Gall and look at my stock. Arthur w.
Brown, No. 224 W est Second street.
It is no sign that hen meditates evil 10
her owner simply because she lays for him.
Sheppey, Palmer s. Co., one price hatters,
sos Market street, opposite the Clayton House.
''Life is real, life is earnest;
Life Is not a gaudy bubble,
For 1t gives us all the derndest
Sight Of ofcussedness and trouble