Daily Republican., 1879-09-03
BREVITlEB.
Sun rises $50. San ssts go.

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Reed birds arc here.
oysters are in market.
Turtle soup at Fullmer's. sag
Cantaloupes are becoming scarce. ...
A number of boys voted yesterday.
Fresh salt oysters on the Felton,"
Excursion season ia now almost over.
Late peaches are coming into market. t
A hen makes the best variety OF egg plants
Salt oysters, leo cold, for sale at Fullmer's.
In tic midst Of labyrinth-The letter *.
Cupping and leeohing at 1os E. Second st.
Hot tea and coffee on board the T" FELTON,. u
Eight cents per line is charged for advertis.
ing In this column.
xhe very atmosphere sheds tears over the
prospect OF Democratic legislation, and like
ub. wee2s bitterly over a Republican defeat.
Vernon lard for sale at Weldin & Lloyd's,
Seventh and King. ..'
A happy and c0ntented woman never ne
elects her appearance SO long as she desires
to be appreciated and loved.
Without q doubt you can buy yourself rich
at 2e7 Market street.
The Democrats were modest in giving their
opponents three out Of fifteen Councilmen.
People going on the Union excursion can
be accommodated with their breakfast on the
" FELTON,.
In recent idyl appears the line, " Full
softer than q poets dream" Poets dreams
are not always soft, especially when they kick
off the clothes and wake up half frozen.
Repeating. yesterday, was the order of the
day. Ua
nav,lad crahs nj EuIlmar,a. S06 Markat a.
The political boom has bursted and blighted
the faithful" with chicanery and fraud, as
we'll as cheap glory. .,.
Seaside sojourners are returning to their
homes.
An immense stock Of hats and caps at g:
|S Humphreys, 2l6 Market street, Fall
styles Of Broadway silk hats now ready.
1t may be called political trickery in Della
waro. but In the South 1t Is called :" Yazoo'
ing"
Itisa wise chick that knows Its ewn over
coat.
Fine felt Derby hats, new tall styles, q 90
each usual retail price $3.50. Gall and see
them at Sheppey, Palmer & Co. g, opposite the
Clayton House.
The use of time is debt we contract from
birth, and the interest on 1t accumulates with
life.
The wall of the discounted is heard in the
land.
Notice to the pubIic.-l Will half-s0lo and
heel boots and shoes for q, and other mending
In proportion, at 8. W. corner of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. john E. Bailey.
Republicans should organize and prepare
for the County election.
Many people are much like the globe they
In ho hif- cIitrhtiv AQt at the nollE.
Firstclass dinners served on the "Fe n"
When q man appoints himself to be
drunkard, there is no doubt about his being
confirmed.
Many q man who prays not to be led into
temptation would be awtully disappointed II
his prayer was granted.
Pure cider vinegar at Weldin & Lloyd's, at
Seventh and King. r..
West church is going to give peach testi-
val on next Friday evening,
The "aazette" had out its rooster last
evening.
Hot tea and coffee, and also sandwiches can
be obtained on the FELTON," by all who go
on the Union excursion, on September the 4th,
The men who mourn-Y Yesterdays defeated
candidates.
Dresses made in the style of forty years
ago, with square necks and pulled sleeves are
again being. made.
Now is the time to have your heaters re-
paired. Gall on A. W. Quigg, at Ninth and
Shipley streets; he employs the best work.
men, and charges only the lowest market
prices.
The rain was pouring thick and fast,
AS round the Third street MARKET passed
An aged man sore and weak,
Who could with utterance barely speak,
''How's your calamus?"
"Old mani" youth, at last, did howl
Impatience itself was his very scowl-
nKnowest thou not what thou sayeth?
Is it petition that thou prayeth?
Then my calamus truly sayeth,
1t is going to rain week."