Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
BREvITIEs.
Sum rises 6.48. i. Sun sets S SO.

Sum rises 6.48. Sun sets SO.
"Five Brothers" smoking at Mullins.
REED birds at Fullmer's, sos Market st.
Old Honesty at Mullin's-prime tobacco
Glass and porcelain top Jars, at 90c. store
Salt oysters, Ice cold, Tor sale st Fullmer's.
G.S Humphrey, the halter, 216 Market st.
Try pure fara-five years old-Mullin's.
There wasn't much Of an equinoctial after
all.
Eight cents per line is charged for I'D vertis.
ing In this column.
A little judiciously applied Indifference
will frequently bring on over-petted lady to
her senses.
vernon's lard for sale at weldin & Lloyd's,
Seventh and King.
Dakota is larger than New England, and
Its people are beginning to agitate its division
into three territories.
In one part of Russia they are praying for
rain, while in another part 1t has ralned six
weeks necessarily.
"Ambrosia"-food for the gods, at Mullins,
400 W. Front street. i
General Grants mother resides in Jersey
City.
The ice cream business Is being crowded out
by the oysters.
Hats and caps retailed at wholesale prices
BY Sheppey, Palmer & Co., sos Market st.
And now it is said that Sergeant Dolan
wants terribly bad to s. lick :" somebody about
the REPUBLICAN office. Don't do 1t, Ser
geant, please don't.
Cupping and leeching at No. 103 E. Second
street, Residence No. 403 East Second street.
The maiden with new parasol always re-
grets because she can't keep 1t up in church.
"Blushing may become habit, says an
authority. lr
Get the Lynchburg smoking tobacco at
400 West Front street.
Thoso who want to see good croquet playing
should go to Delaware City on next Thurs.
day.
Call on Qulgg, Ninth and Shipley, and ex-
anime the Vesta heater. 1t Is the best and
cheapest. '-.f .
A starved tramp said he was 60 thin that
when he had q pain he couldn't tell whether
1t was stomach-ache or q back ache.
An undertaken gets his living where an
other man dies.
=N.= Meeting of vital importance to be held
| on the evening of Tuesday, September
23d, at the usual time and place.
They say that Dolan about US terribly rants,
Well, SO may his sisters, and his cousins, and
his aunts, For all we care.
Pure cider vinegar at Weldin & Lloyd's, OF
Seventh and King. -.s
The schoolboy will gloat for half day on
the enigmaS in puSsle column, but when he
comes to getting his regular arithmetic les
sons he considers 1t the greatest bore on earth.
Go to Mullin for everything In the tobacco
line. 400 West Front street.
No man realizes how rapidly he is passing
/ %hvn, Io hn rpur M M
opsn iron gate of dark night.
REED birds at Fullmer's 500 Market st.
The greatest wind during the equinoctial
was experienced at the meeting OF the Board
of Education last night.
Notice to the Public.-I will halfsole and
heel boots and shoes for 81, other mending In
proportion, John E. Bailey, 8. W. corner Of
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
Little girl to juvenile neighbor: my fa-
ther has family prayers every morning. Does
yours 2" "No Indeed, Indignantly my IA
ther is Democrat. 7"
Sheppey, Palmer & Co., one price hatters,
503 Marketstreet, opposite the Clayton House.
Red stockings, 1t appears, are to be worn
more than ever, and we are sincerely glad to
think that the gentleman cows don't read the
fashion papers.
Get your paper, envelopes, ink and stamps
from Mullin, 400 Front street.
The flowers in some OF the front yards are
looking more beautiful than at any time dur
ing the summer.
The Administer is the handsomest and most
economical parlOr stove in the market, found
only at Quigg's, Ninth and Shipley.
Now let everybody, who can spare day, go
to the State fair at Dover.
| A gentleman who was asked for his mar
riage certificate quietly took his hat of and
pointed to bald spot The evidence was
conclusive.
N. L. Janney, 303 King street, has just re-
ceiyed another carload OF those extra York
State potatoes. Nothing can exceed their
quality or flavor. Also will receive on Thurs
day carload of eating apples. Give him q
call.
| Omule!
What strong and complicated machinery!
What sudden and precipitate extremes
Mans Judgment and his vision must be keen
| or or he
Will hesitate to rouse thee from 1hy dreams,
| A rugged school
Trained thy great "quadriceps extens0r"
To bust keg Of nails, kick down fence or
| Lit man, o mule.