Daily Republican., 1879-08-27
BREVITIEN.
Sun rises 6.23. :. Sun sets $40.
Turtle SOUP at Fullmer's.

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Girl of the period-Dot.
| Lapse of time-old coat tails. q
Paper cuffs-newspaper attacks.
Quarterly meeting next Sunday.
| Fresh salt oysters on the "Felton."
Gan captains gig bo driven ashore:
Isn't ''lo trust' the best countersign?
A burst of eloquence-an exploded idea.
Salt oysters, ice cold, for sale at Fullmer's.
The Susquehanna camp commences Sep. 2
Cupping and leoching at l03 E. Second St
Hot tea and coffee on board the FELTON,. u
Eight cents per line Is charged for advertis
ing In this column.
Remember that Aliens Is the only place to
get Mason & Hamlin organs at $3.50 month.
We would like to know whether 1t hurts a
joke to break 1t?
Our first edition Is for the benefit of our
growing State circulation. They want gene
raj news instead of local.
| lust received the new Fall style silk hats,
at Sheppey, Palmer & Co.'s, opposite Clayton
House,
The boy that shooteth spitballs at his
teacher will soon wear his trousers double
padded.
The camp meeting trains are not making as
much as at previous meetings.
An immense stock Of hats and caps at G..
s, Humphreys, 2l6 Market street. Fall
STYLES Of Broadway silk hats now ready.
Coming up stairs into our sanctum will be
sure to secure you 'putt." Friend Vincent
knows that.
Twins, like misfortunes, never come Singley.
Mo norannal allusiOn Colonel,
Deyiled crabs at Fullmer's, 500 Market st,
Tho hour when grave yards yawn is not the
hour for poetic contemplation, unless there is
Romeo or feline concert under the window.
Our office will be connected with the tele.
phone exchange in few days.
Notice to the public.-l Will hslf-sole and
heel boots and shoes for 81 and other mending
in proportion, at s. W. corner ofSeventh and
Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
The REPUBLICAN, will soon be run on a
double cylinder press, which will enable US to
issue O later edition.
District Attorney William 9. Spruance is
at home
First. class dinners served on the "Felton." !"
More hammOcks, camp-chairs camp-Stools,
fruit lars, window screens, and the apple par-
ere, corers, slicers. combined, at the 9dc store
There is as much rivalry between the .ari-
Gus "boss pedagogues" this season as there
exists between music teachers.
Just received another invoice Of Mason &
Hamlin organs, selling at $40 30 quarter, or
S3. 50 per month at Aliens, Masonic Temple,
Because some horses are used to reins it
does not necessarily follow that they are in
different to wet weather.
An editor says. 1--WE are living at this mo-
ment under an absolute despotism.' We
suspect he married the wrong woman.
Job work done neatly and with despatch at
the REPUBLICAN office.
Our readers will find an intere sting discus
sion of physical education and other import
ant topics in our advertisement columns.
Adair's, 2O7 Market street, is the place to
buy your furniture.
Remember that Millard F. Davis does wsrk
neat and cheap at No. 9. E. Second street.
Prot. Franklin's talking babies, trained ca
pares and wonderful tricks please everybody.
W. T. r. A. hall. 2'o ard 222 Market street,
tonight. Wednesday. Aug. 27. Adults 26c,
children lOc.
Moving for new trial is popping the ques-
tion 10 Mrs. No. 2. and loolish!y risking a
new mother-in-law.
II you whale boy you will find him full of
bluhber.
BARRIERS make many friends, but scrape
more acquaintances.
Mason's pint, quart and two quart fruit jars
at the 99c store, and hammocks, camp chairs,
oil stoves for camp or kitchen. 2t.
Soft soap In some shape pleases all, and
generally speaking, the more lye you put into
1t the be ter
A Perryville lady lately ''caromed on the
red head of her husband through the window
of a billiard saloon with brick bat, He end
ed the game with vigorous run.
Friends school, West street, has no extras
Books, &C., furnished gratis: French taught
F. E. Bach, Principal, sos w. Ninth street.
When it takes three hours ior the youugster
to yet home from schoo', and his lace is clean,
and back hair wet with brine, he is pretty
sure of winning the belt on the last lap he
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