Daily Republican., 1879-12-08
BREVITIES.

Sun rises 7.1O........Sun seis4'34
Beautiful weather!
Celery is poor and very high.
Your water bill will soon be due,
West ehurch fair December IL, IL and Is.
Diptheria and scarlet fever are prevalent
Treibler. Jr, 1908 Market street. will cut you
a suit that cannot fail to give satisfaction. He
solicits trial.
Leap year will be leaping along in less than
month.
Daylight shuts down long before the days
wOrG is done.
Tomorrow Is James Il Webb's Holiday
OIening. Be sure and 60.
"a good, honest, open laugh rubs out the
gathering wrinkles Of care. " And yet how
many men prefer to "smile" behind the
or.-Norristown Herald"
Some es.inch packing trunks at the 90 cent
store.
Somebody poisoned Mr. John II. Tuners
iavorite bird dog and 1t died last Friday.
Christmas goods now bewiider the show
windows.
Kings Coed Samaritan Cough Syrup for
sale by all druggists, at 25 cents.
The young man who was In our sanctum
Friday night and broke the scissors will replace
them II he is q geltleman-ifh he does not re-
place them 1t Will be more wholesome Tor him
not to return.
A trunk full Of apples for so cents, at T. M.
Wier's, 1909 Market street.
Splendid rain on Saturday night, but we
still need more.
Wonder if the Superintendent Of the City
Hospital will get his salary after the first OF
the year?
"When will wonders ever cease?' ejacu-
lated the old lady, when John b. Irie0ler,
.Jr., failed to give perfect mt.
Rev. H. Sanderson preached good sermon
In Union M. f. church last night.
One of the employees of the REPUBLICAN
picked pansy in full bloom from his garden
last Thursday, This is running summer con-
siderabIy into the winter.
Tomorrow IL James s. Webb's Holiday
Opening.
It is claimed that celery is q cure for rheu-
matism and smallpox. 1t Should not be eaten
raw, however, but boiled and served with hot
milk.
Season tickets 80 cents for the West church
tair at the opera House, on Dec. II, Il and ID
Ministers OF the Methodist persuasion who
have to change next spring have their eyes on
all the good appointments
The grand depot tor hats, furs and gloves,
is at q. s. Humphreys, ZIG Market street.
The religious novels and newspapers are
often more attractive than pulpit utterances.
Cuuping and Ieeching at No. 103 L. Second
street, Residence No. 403 East Second street.
Business is improving in the old world,
too. They have commenced to shoot Emper-
ors and marry Kings over there.-Norristown
+" Herald"
Always on hand with furniture suitable
from the Da sement to the garret--Adair, No.
2O7 Market street.
Bethel church, Brardywine Hundred, is
having great revival.
Cove plants, Chincoteague and all OF the
best grades of oysters received daily at Gard
ner's oyster depot, cor. Seventh and ShiPley.
The ejectment case at New Castle, thank
fortune, SO far as the arguments are con-
cerned, has closed and now ior something
else. 1t lasted twelve days.
Everybody should call at the Opera House
during the West church fair, which occurs on
December II, II and 13.
The Millard's troupe had a better house on
Saturday night, but the singing did not come
up in merit to Miss Kate Thayer's concert the
night before.
"Georye, who made you that handsome
suit of clothes?" "Why John b. Treibler,
Jr., 1908 Market street, ofcourse. Go and do
thou likewise!"
It is necessary to speak kindly and politely
to servants to have them do the Same to you.
The event Of the week will bs the Holiday
Opening OF James l. W ebb, 224 Market street,
tomorrow. They will make tho finest exhibit
Of goods in their line ever before shown In the
city.