Daily Republican., 1879-11-17
BREVITIES.

: Sun rises 6,4s........ Sun sets442.
Thanksgiving is coming.
On to Eew Castle to-day.
Indian Summer still linger,,
We must tunnel the Delaware.
Five cent stores are multiplying.
Too many coal oil lamp explosions.
Coal and flour are going steadily UP.
Everything cheap al the 90 cent store.
Mrs Oliver Bliss, layer out of the dead. Oh
West Third street.
A "silver tongued" orator ought to be able
to make ringing speech.
| 1t is the fellow who cracks the chestnut in
the dark who catches the worm.
Cupping and leeching at No. lo3 E. Second
street, Residence No. 403 East Second street
An Iowa woman gave her husband NOR.
prime 70 cure him OF chewing tobacco. 1t
cured him, but she is doing her own fall
plOwing.
A Californian has seven acres of tube roses.
which pay better than one hundred acres OF
wheat. The druggists buy them for periu.
lnery,
Call on Simpers, Ill W. Eighth street, and
see the LaPierre range, the best in the mar
ket.
Six cents week cannot make better re-.
turn than when invested in subsc Upton for
the Daily REPUBLICAN.
The earth has passed through the Novem.
Der strata OF meteOrs, and still she is not
annihilated, The timid can now take courage
awhile longer.
The " Wide Awake" range is the best and
cheapest; found only at Quigg's, Ninth and
ShiDley.
In Arkansas 1t is hard to get a man to join
the militia because he has to give up the little
Of colonel when no becomes a military man,
Christmas is coming and business men
should plant their holiday advertisements.
Cove plants, Chincoteague and all of the
best grades of foysters received daily at Gard.
ner's oyster depot, cor. Seventh and Shiyley.
II u young man has dark straw hat and
q light WalkinS-suck he can run along until
Winter sets In without buying himself
new overcvat.
Two Of the lady compositors Of an uptown
afternoon daily, tired of going 1t alone. are
about to take the fatal plunge into the sea Of
matrimoay.
Well, the Bayard boom has bursted. and
the best place to get furniture with which To
put your house fn proper trim Is at No, 2O7
Market street.
Every lady who goes to theatre has per-
fact right to wear high hat The people be.
hind her should have secured the seat In front.
If they did not she is not to blame.
A philosopher remarks that 1t is wonder
|ul how confidence men can obtain so much |
money under false pretence, when an hon. |
'st man cannot obtain it under any pre-
,ence.
daskells Compendium, a complete self
instructor In the art of penmanship, price by
nail $l.OO. For sale by W, f. Hawkins, 4O4 +
Market street.
1t will soon be time for ladies to form lean
rear clubs. Young men are getting nervous.
That was wise colored man who. in
peaking OF the happiness OF married people.
aid: dat ar, 'pends altogedder how dc en-.
oy themselves.
q. s. Humphrey, the halter and furrier. has
full stock OF very desirable hats, gloves and
lrs. Elegant hats Tor ladies and misses at
10 Market street.
The man who told prospective purchaser
his house that the neighborhoUd was $
ealthy, didn't know he was talking TO an ;
The Atlanta Constitution saws that II
usan Is. Anthony shaves twice week. The
Constitution " will YET learn that 1t isn't :
afe to beard Susan.
Two more cases 10 dszen) of Ene DERBY
ats. The Rowell just received. Price 81
heppey, Palmer & Co., Nos, sos Market and ,
? Z. Fourth streets.
When lovely maidens, gay and Jolly.
Find that their hair Is turning gray,
They never should be melancholy,
But live In hopes-and wait-and pray, !
Their surest way to catch q lover
:. Ard nS.n nias as. old age from every eye
Then tn the ha rkars 0o ond-Sv.