Daily Republican., 1879-09-25
HREvITIES.


Detectives are the spies of life
Next will be chestnuts in the markets.
REED birds at Fullmer's. 500 Market st,
GLASS and porcelain top Jars, at SOC. store.
Salt oysters, ice cold, for sale at Fullmer's.
g. S. Humphrey, the halter, PIG Market st.
Eight cents per line is charged for ad vertis.
ing in this column.
His memory deserves execrAtion. His name
was Noah, and he once had mosquitoes reduced
down to two, and he failed to annihilate
them.
Kelley & Co.'s soap can be had at all of the
corner groce ies
Student fresh from college, to conductor.
81 wish to get on the penuitimate car. " Con
duct0r-" We have no peanut car, yeu can
take the smoker"
mules head does not contain brain ca
pabie ofCulture and refined rearin ng, but 1t is
! wonderful to what extent the other end of hi
form can be reared.
vernon's lard for sale at Weldin & LIoyds,
Seventh and King.
! A Massachusetts, lady is reported to have
scOlded her little boy for taking drink OF wa :
ter at hotel, "f0r, " said she, 'we pay a
dollar for dinner and water is very filing"
A man sometimes parts his name in the
middle for euphOny and beautyA Even Jacob
has good effect on card when as ]. Cobb
Smith, or Dam Strong, shoemaker.
| For rent store and two or three rooms, at
Gil West Seventh street
When those neighbors of yours come to Dor
row the REPUBLICAN, Just whisper gently in
their ears that they should subscribe for their
own paper.
| Christian X. Ross, father of the Ions, lost
Charlie, thin s his boy still iives althouyh he
has as yet obtained no clue as to his where
| abOuts.
Hats and caps retailed at wholesale prices
| by Sheppey, Palmer Co., SOB Market It.
According 20 sea captain. man cannot
| hav' snakes In his boots II he is barefOoted,
and, by analogy, he cannot have brick in his
hat If he is barehaaded.
| The happiest man is he wfo has health, a
home and a clear conscience, Other things
| when Justly weighed go for little.
Fresh oysters opened every day for 25 cents
| q quart, at sos Madison street, J. w. Lynch.*
A faithful brOthe- in Fairfield Conn J
church recently prayed tOr the absent mem
bers "whO were PROSTATE on beds OF sickness
and chairs of wellness. p"
| Cupping and leeching at No. l03 E. Second
street. Residence No. 403 East Second street.
"Ths good time coming" has been long
time coming hut If we look around We'll see
that 1t is now about here.
| Cali on Quigg, Ninth and Shipley, and ex-
anime the Vesta heater. 1t is the best and
cheapest.
An Indianapolis lady hugged the President
| the other day, and he admits that there are
some things in this world better than pump
kins.
Pure cider vinegar at Weldin & Lloyd's, at
Seventh and King.
AN Ithaca little girl, attempting to de-
scribe an eleph mt, spoke OF it as "that thing
what kicks up with its nose"
REED birds at Fullmer's 500 Market st.
Flower plants are being dug up from side
yards and gardens and placed IN pots to be
cared for indoors during the winter.
"No pushee, no shovee. no pullee, alice
samee go like helee. " was the Chinanan's
exclamation upon seeing an automatic steam
elevator.
Adair has large exhibit of furniture at the
Dover fair, but yO1 can yet be suited ii you
visit his store. 2O7 Market street.
Can the Superintendent of the City Hos
1ital tell where Findley. the repeater, was
hidden when the constables wanted him?
Notice to the Publc.-I will half.sole and
heel boots and shoes for 81, other mending in
proportion, John L. Bailey, S. w. corner
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
The Lemon Hill croquet club of Philadel-
phis, plays the Delaware City croquet club at
Delaware City to-day.
All who have eaky roofs of any kind and
wish them renewed or repaired at small ex
pense, should go to Robert Atkinson, at hard
ware store, Fifth and Market streets,
rhe City Cornell meets tonight, but will
Messrs. Carmichael, Allen and Bdrnhill re-
sign the seats to which they were never cleo
ted; or. will they wait TO have their seats
cOntestedP
Sheppey, Palmer & Co., one price hatters,
6O3 Market street, opposite the Clayton House.
A Virginia groom of II has just been mar
ried to bride OF 13.
The Administer Is the handsomest and most
economical parlOr stove in the market, found
only at Quigg's, Ninth and Shpley.
What fearful silence the city Democratic
papers keep in the Chisolm murder!
N. L. Janney, 9O3 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
call.
The breexes sway the golden rod
Upon the fragrant h lis
Tho while the maiden pale and fair
Takes anti-bilious pills,
For her blood.