Daily Republican., 1879-12-05
RE VEElES.
Sun rises 7,O7....,.. sun sets "a.

sun rises I,O7 ....... sun sets 434.
Go to Holland ior good tin types.
Gardner'S perforated chair seats 99c. store
Get your clothes-wringer repaired at Pyle's,
IA Market street.
We don't care about being Gear Just now
even If he does wear good clothes.
Scarlet fever and diptherla is prevalent in
this city.
Write down In your memorandum book the
date of James Il " ebb's Holiday opening
Tuesday, December 9th, and 20 and see.
Bring your advertisements to the REPUBLI-
CAN Office.
BE sure and slam the door shut with bans
as you enter house, especially If there i.
somebody 10 the house sick.
Kings Geod Samaritan Cough Syrup fol
sale by all druggists, a: rs cents.
See If you can shake hands with the next
person you meet after reading this without
some a lusion to the weather. Now don't for
get
Phreno.ogists say that women have a bigger
bump of color than men. And they have a
different way of applying it, too. Women
color their cheeks and mon their noses. Nor
ristown Herald. "
A trunk full OF apples for SO cents, at T. NJ.
Wier's, 1909 Market street.
Correspondents are earnestly reqaested to
write only on one side OF the paper.
We have abundant promises OF rain but the
rain don't come.
Always to the front, never to be led-John
b. Treibler, Jr, me'chant tailor, NO. lO05
Market street. Try him.
The item going the rounds OF the press that
all four holidays In 1880 occur on Snnday is in.
correct. Christmas comes on Saturday.
The hazy air, the balmv sky and the mourn
full melownsss OF everything in general, pro-
claim Indian summer.
Holland makes six fine card photographs
for one dollar.
Holland, the photographer, has returned to
his old place, GIL Walnut street.
What is the difference between our post OF
flee and one OF our churches? Une has the
postmaster and the other has the most pastor
Mexican " Miner.
The days will begin to lengthen after the
21st OF this month,
Ask your grocer for Standard mince meat
Take no other.
The Philadelphia "Times - says the blood.
curdling story comes up trsm Louisiana that
the colored people voted the Democratic
ticket The NorristOwn !" Herald says the
story would have been more blOod-curdilng II
they had refused to vote it.
Cupping and leeching at No. 1O3 E. Second
street, Residence No. 4O3 East Second street.
The liquor dealers will soon miss the City
Hospital IRON their list OF customers.
The Christmas time comes on apace, and
charity begins to hum
James & Webb have fitted up their entire
basement this year lor their holiday exhibit
1t begins to look like fairy land down there.
White feathers are seen on our streets orna-
ma Mt n h haxpitphipU hOnnntS
who have in turn bewitched the best mS7 in
the world.
A years. subscription to the REPUBLICAN
would be a good holiday gift.
Ladies' Derby and sealskin hats, also furs,
gloves, &C, at Il. y. Humphreys, in great va
rieties. Special lot OF cheap goods.
Go and hear Kate Thayer sing tonight at
the Opera House.
Obnoxious quarters-Countorteit % cent
pieces.
The best feathers are those which are reno
waited by steam, at Adair's, No. 2O7 Market
street. He keeps none but the very best.
An exchange advertises for boy who can
attend 10 his work and let Others alone. The
will take gross or two OF them.
Mr.. Ingram, hurt tow days ago at Lob.
teil's car wheel shops, is improving.
The "Flora " dining room stovs. sold by
Quigg, Ninth and Shipley streets, is model
Tor economy, durability, neat aul beauty.
Text for married ioiks-Don't let the gas 20
ioWn on your wrath,
Any girl has right to look ut mlliner's
window and wish she had Il rich husband,
Cove plants, Chncoteaguo and all OF the
lcst grades of oysters received daily at Gard
ler's oyster depot, cor. seyenfh snd Shipley.
The averag, public man cares nothing for
he lies that muy be told about him. 1t is the
ruth that cuts to the quick.
Tuesday this 9th inst, will be u lively day
IN Market between Second ana Third streets
Rudolph, Crosby n Hill and James X Webb
Mi announce their opening on that DAY.
Silly poetry should be written on both sides
1t sheet OF paper, SO that it will not be pub
Iished when editors get hold it.
All those nobby suits were made by John b.
Treibler, Jr., merchant tailor, No. 1908 Market
street. He seldom fails to fit.
If brevity is "the soul of wit, how is this
for funny p0em?-
Gin,
Sin.
Wheeling Leader. d"