Daily Republican., 1879-10-02
BREVITIEs.

Sun rises 5.57. Sun sets e.4l.
City Council this evening.
Nice school satchels at the 99c. store.
REED birds at tullmer's, sos Market st.
Ask your grocer for Truths pepper sauce. =
A book Of travel-the tourists pocketbook.
Salt oysters. ice cold, for sale at Fullmer's.
Eight cents per line is charged for advertis.
ing In this column.
Take advantage of the cheap fare and 20
to Reading, If you want to know how Dutch
fair is conducted.
vernons lard for sale at weldin 4 Lloyd's,
Seventh and King.
Young man, in q walking match you "go
as you please, :" but in courting match you
please as you co." Norristown Herald.
Get your spectacles Of Millard F. Davis, No.
East Second street.
There is always an expression Of Joy on the
features Of o young man whom he succeeds in
palming of lead fve-cent piece on horse
car conductor.
Cupping and leeching at No. loS e. Second
street, Residence No. 403 East Second street,
1t doesn't take school. boy long to evince .
love for division, provided another boy owns
the apple.
Housekeepers in anticipation of rise in
coal are laying in their stock,
Call on Quigg, Ninth and Shipley, and OK
anime the Vesta heater. 1t is the best and
cheapest.
large dry goods houses on Market street, and
asked the clerk to give her one yard of " de-
lus0n. :"
Pure cider vinegar at weldin Lloyd's, at
Seventh and King.
Chestnuts are in market-fifteen and twen-
ty cents quarG.
What punishment will be awarded the
South Carolina ruffian who shot Postmaster
Nix? Echo answers, " Nix. " NOrristewR
Herald. F"
Have you seen that handsome pair OF bulk
windows at Adair's furniture bazaar, No. POI
Market street?
The small boy, now that 1t is too cold to
swim on Sundays, goes back to the Sunday
school and stays until he gets his Christmas
presents.
The Sunny Side Fire Place heater is sold
by A. W. Quigg, Ninth and Shipley streets.
Call and see it.
The country ia the place for rabbit transit
now.
Norrlstown Herald %: When q man in
vests five hundred dollars in lottery tickets
and draws all blanks, his language can't be
printed without blanks.
Stansbury Murray, Ill Water street, will
give you clean shave and take trade dollars
for railroad tickets.
The boy with the gold watch wants to know
what time 1t is twice as often as does the boy
with a silver chr0nOmeter.
The wash-women of this city say that Kel-
ley & Co.'s laundry soap is the best In the
market. Ask your grocer for 1t.
You can hang away your winter ulster for a
few days yet.
Whitehall "Times" The fashionable
young lady, with her hair in style, is the pro-
prietor Of she-bang.
Notice to the Publlc.-I will half-sole and
heel boots and shoes for 81, other mending in
proportion, John Z. Bailey, s. W. corner of
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
When three or four tramps come in for cold
victuals in Cuba, the fact is telegraphed as q
surrender of body of insurgents,
Now is the time when ladies passing along
the street must stop and peep In the windows
Of all the millinery and dry goods stores on
the way.
N. l.. Janney, S03 King street, has just re-
ceived another carload OF those extra York
State potatoes. Nothing can exceed their
quality or flavor. Also did receive on Thurs
call.
whats eggs this morning ?" Eggs, of
course, says the dealer. 6 Well, says the
customer, "l'm glad Of 1t, for the last l
bought of you were all chickens. p"
Yonkers I" Statesman -: The Joker who
intimated that he had some "nuts to crack, !"
must have meant jest-nuts.
Take your watches. clocks and jewelry to
Millard F. Davis, No. East Second street,
for repairs.
Ladies should remember that nothing will
kill plants sooner than coal gas
When the "wine goes round freely, :" the
head generally initiates the example.
REED birds at Fullmer's 500 Market st.
1t Is said that the streams are getting low
again.
The time has arrived when the poor dry
goods clerk is pestered to death by shoppers
who drop in 10 see what's the latest styles, :"
g. s. Humphrey, the halter, has the largest
stock OF hats and caps OF any house in the city
Of Wilmington. This is not more say so,
but Q positive fact, which can be easily proven
by calling and seeing. The rush for hats and
caps has cOplmenced, and q. s. Humphrey,
M6 Market street, is prepared for it.
He's money in the bank"
Was what the people said;
And all the gay young girls
Were after him to wed.
But when the truth was known
Through length and breadth OF land,
Twas found his money oil
Was In . hank sfaand.