Daily Republican., 1879-12-11

Sun rises 7,12........Sun sets4.34
Welcome rain!
| Oysters are in their prime.
Cheap glassware and lamps, 2l7 King st.
Put your holiday card in the REPUBLICAN.
Fresh, pure and cheap candies. $40 Market.
1879 is getting decrepit and hoary with age.
Some 36.inch packing trunks at the 99 cent
store.
Ifthis kind OF weather continues the Ieach
trees will soon be in bloom.
General Grant will capture Philadelphia
next Tuesday.
Admission only rs cents for the West church
fair at the Opera House.
The tail Of every unmuzslel dog should be
cut off behind the ears.
Our coach manufacturers will be little
slack until the holidays are over
Ifyou want to spend pie lsant ev1ning, 10
to James 4 Webb's.
Shop windows full Of toys stt,a,t the boys
now
Does an old man wear wig to mako him
vigorous?
A trunk full Of apples for 50 cents, at r. M.
Wiers, 1863 Market street.
The City Treasury is getting low, the ap-
only three weeks more, and thsn what q
blessing. girls Leap year.
Try Kings Geod Samaritan Cough Syrup
1t will sErely cure that hoarseness.
Get out your furs, ladies, why isn't it the
eleventh Of december?
Buy your Christmas presents rom mer-
chants who advertise.
Treibler, Jr., 1908 Market street. will cut you
q suit that cannot fail to give satisfaction. He
solicits trial.
Delaware City Is considerably behind the
age in the Improvements which should mark
it.
The grand depot tor hats, furs and gloves,
is at e. S. Humphreys, 2l6 Market street.
The fair at the Op ra House, under the aus
pices of the West church, opens this evening.
The City Council will meet to night. Mr..
Allen will be with them the same as If he had
been legally elected.
Christmas and New Year cards by the
thousand at James Webb's.
The temperature of the weather. this morn
ing, at the REPUBLICAN, office, registered 62o.
This is remarkable weather for the eleventh of
December.
Don't stay in the house all day. MIDI $, take
q walk and get scme nice fresh ai: in your
lungs.
Cupping and Ieeching at No. l03 f. Second
street, Residence No. 4O3 East Second street.
A tohacconist In Wilkesbarre has the fol-
lowing sign posted up In his store: III you
want to Loaf come around tomorrow "
Watches and jewelry for sale by Milard F.
Davis, No. 9 e. Second street Prices as low
rs the lowest.
A Detroit restaurantkeeper hangs out a
sign of Free Chops and when the old |
loafers come around he shows them an axe
and wood pile.
You can smoke your pipe in peace when
sitting in one oithe,e easy seltrockers sold by |
Adair, No. 207 Market street. |
An old sea captain says that wnen he is |
aboard ship he is never governed by his mate,
but when he Is ut home he always is
Cove plants, Chncoteague and all of the I
best grades Of oysters received daily at Gard
aer's oyster depot, cor. Seventh and Shipley.
Our friend, Heebner, els19 Market street.
knows thing or two--advertises watches ana
ewelry in the REPUBLICAN for the holidays |
md every other day.
When will wonders ever cease?" ejacu-
ated the old lady, wGen John b. Triebler,
lr,, failed to give perfect fit
A little boy being asked What is the
chief end of MANI" replied, " the end what's
got the head on.
Eat people are made lean, and Jean people |
ire made lat in James II Webb's basement
kriss- Kinkle is establishing his headquar-
ters all along Market street, principally at
Adams & Bros, Sol Market street.
A Joke Is not so durable as q church bell |
ktter it has been told a few times 1t is worn
out.
Don't let the r,in keep you away from the
West church lair, at the Opera House, this
evening.