Daily Republican., 1879-09-29
BREVITIES.

sun rises 5.54... sun sets e.4b.
REED birds at EuIlmer's. sos Market st.
Shot cts, ut Melchoir's, 214 King street.
Glass and porcelain top Jars, at 99c. store.
Ask your grocer for Truitt's pepper sauce. 4
Salt oysters. Ice cold, for sale at Fullmer's.
&. S. Humphrey, the halter, 2l6 Market St
Eight cents per line is charged for advertis
ing in this column.
vernon's lard for sale at weldin & Lloyd's
Seventh and King.
On Friday morning. the ice was foot
thick-in the ice wagons.
Get your speotacles of Millard F. Davis, No.
9 East Second street.
Husking corn, cold and sore fingers are
now in order amongst the farmers.
Old pianos repaired equal to new, at mod
crate cost, by Jas. Shobe. See card.
Persons can have tea drawn while they
wait, at Gano's tea store, and L. 7th st.
The chestnut trees are now receiving o
sound threshing.
Cupptng and leeching at No. 1903 Il. Second
street. Residence No. 403 East Second street.
The churches were only moderately filled
yesterday.
Call on Quigg, Ninth and Shipley, and ex-
anime the Vesta heater. 1t is the best and
cheapest.
The great race is over, and Rowell is the
winner,
Pure cider vinegar at Weldin & Lloyd's, at
Seventh and King.
Our circulation is constantly increasing,
and SO is the demand for Kelley 4 Co.'s laun-
dry soap.
Good times for farmers now, wheat 81. so per
bushel.
Those two fine bulk windows, at 2O7 Market
street, belong to the furniture emporium of l..
F. Adair.
Col. Moore bad an encouraging opening of
his new store on Saturday evening.
REED birds at Fullmer's 500 Market st.
A thoroughly selfish man must in the end
be thoroughly unhappy one.
The Sunny Side Fire Place heater is sold
by A. W. Quigg, Ninth and Shipley streets.
Call and see it.
For every man at work on the new Court
House there are two lookers,on.
Instruction on the violin and banjo by the
famous teacher Jos. Lovett, 408 French street.
Teaches by note.
The nights are now longer than the day,
and evening parties will be in order.
Now is the time to get your plumbing at
tended to, and the place is at Van 1rump's,
722 Market street.
The machinery of the steamer "Felton" is
being repaired.
Fol- good heating stoves, call ut Milton s.
Simpers', Ill W. eth street. Ask to be shown
the !" Leona, perfect gem.
Jack Frost plays sad havoc with the flowers
Wrap them up on frosty nights, Newspapers
are good for this purpose.
Why do you not go to Professor Hochkep-
pel's night school, and pay only So a quarter
iOr the whole OF the English branches? Go
tonight
The Reliance Fire Company has purchased
FIVE hundred feet of new gum hose, which will
be tested tomorrow evening.
Notice to the Public.-I will halfsole and
heel boots and shoes for 81, other mending in
John E. Bailey, S. W. corner Of
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
The steamboat Major Reybold makes
her last trip to-day.
Ten cases new soft and stiff hats, all grades,
in the latest fall shapes, to be retalled at
regular wholesale prices by Sheppey, Palmer
s. Co., the one price hatters, SOB Market st.
The Delaware Bible Society meets in the
Asbury M. E. church on Thursday afternoon
and evening next.
The Administer is the hands0mest and most
economical parlor stove in the market, found
only at Quigg's, Ninth and Shipley.
N. l.. Janney, 1903 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
day a carload of eating apples. Give him a
call.
The Middletown agricultural and pomolog-
tcal fair commenses tomorrow.
Take your watches. clocks and ,jewelry to
Millard F. Davis, No. 0 East Second street,
for repairs.
Owners of cattle in the western part OF the
city turn their cattle into the Uity Park at
night.
Go to Jas. Shobe II you want your pianos
muslcally tuned. See his card elsewhere. \
Go to A. W. Quigg. at Ninth and Shipley
streets, to get your heaters and ranges re-
paired, only the best workmen employed.
You may mash, you may smash,
And endeavOr to kill,
But the sting Of the "skeeter
.- Will cling to YOU still.