Daily Republican., 1879-10-09
BREVITIEs.
Sun rises 6.04. Sun sets S.3l.

Sun rises 6.O4.. .......Sun sets s.3l.
Salt oysters, ice cold, tor sale at Fullmer's
Eight cents per line is charged for advertis.
ing in this column.
An equinoctial is still threatened but il
comes on slowly.
Watches repaired by M. F. Davis. No. . F,
Second street.
An enterprising printing firm In this city in
issuing their calendar for 1879 gives Septem
Der 81 days.
Our dry goods merchants are doing lively
business.
Pure cider vinegar at Weldin Il Lloyd's, al
Seventh and King.
A few peaches still linger In the market
but they remind us of the last peach Of sum.
mer.
Job printing promptly and neatly done al
the REPUBLICAN, office. '.|
The kind ofsoap the women folks now use
is made by Kelley & Go.
This is the pleasantest part Of the year to
spend with the country cousins, and yet the
visitors to the country have nearly all re.
turned to the city.
From present appearances, unless the win
ter is unusually severe, building houses will
continue active all winter.
The wonderful folding rocking chair has
come to the 30 cent store for $l.l5.
There are scarcely any idle persons now
who want work.
Everybody should subscribe for the REpUB-
LICAN. After you have takUn it you Will
wonder how you ever got along without it.
Cupping and leeching at No. 1O3 E. Second
street, Residence No. 4O3 East Second street,
The festive mosquito still continues trouble
some these warm evenings.
Business is on the increase in all the indus
trial and mechanical departments Of our city.
l.. +. Adair, No. 2O7 Market street, is al
ways happy to show his stock of furniture to
all who may call.
The horse.races at the Scheutzen Park have
been equal to those at Dover and Middle.
town, but the big pumpkins, squashes and
pious people were not there.
Whitehall "Tlmes -" II you want man
to let you alone, let him alone.
The Administer " is the handsomest and
most economical parlor stove in the market;
found only at Qulgg's. Ninth and Shipley.
The modern Miss, when she reaches the age
OF fifteen, wants eyeglasses.
Darling, am growing old,
Silver threads among the gold, y
Sang the wife-but Jack replied,
1urn your sWltcu the otllol slue''
Keokuk "Gate city,: When young
man falls IN love he is easily miss.led.
Remember the largest assortment of hats
and caps TO be found in the city Of Whining
ton is at &. s. Humphreys, 2le Market street.
The Delaware County Agricultural Fair is
In full blast.
Don't believe there's any uso in vaccna :
ton, " said Yankee. Had a child vacci-
mated, and he fell out Of the window the next
day and got killed.
Notice to the Public.-I will halfsole and
heel boots and shoes for 81, other mending in
proportion, John E. Bailey, s. w. corner Of
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
Norrist0wn Herald ~: Hamilton County,
Ohio, has had q cooking contest, and the
young lady who won the prize didn't carry off
$24, ,0OO In gate money /; and yet cooking con.
tests are of more benefit to this country than
walking matches. The time may not be far
distant when we shall have cooking contests
and wood-sawing matches for the champion.
ship OF the world.
Please compare our fine Derby hats, 1.-THE
ROwell, " price $500, with those sold at $2.5 80
elsewhere. and your verdict will be, " The
ROwell is the best. All grades Of hats and
caps retailed at wholesale prices, by Sbeppey,
Palmer & Co., one price matters, SOB Market
street.
Tho man who cheats the printer
Out Of single cent
Will never reach thu heavenly land
Whore old Elijah went.