Daily Republican., 1879-12-03
BREyITlEs.

Sun rises 7,O5........Sun sets Ass.
Market day.
Go to Holland for good tin types
Gardner's perforated chair seats, 900. store
Get your clothes-wringer repaired at Py e's
ia Market street.
Thus far this year Mary Anderson's dresses
have cost "a, 500.
Wonder how many slippers are being
worked In town about this time.
Kings Geod Samaritan Cough Syrup fol-
sale by all druggists, at 25 cents.
Jesse James, the distinguished robber, has
read the report of his tragic death and says he
doesn't believe word OF it.
Sunday school anniversaries will soon be in
order.
Elmo Irish dulce landed per steamer, 100. a
pound, at Wier's, l2O9 Market street.
A Harrisburg couple, married by an Alder
man one day last week, went back the next
afterl oon and asked him to separate them.
Arthur sullivan tlinks Bosom women the
handsomest in the world, but he hasn's been
in Wilmington yet.
Now that holiday gifts are fn demand don't
forget L. F. Adair, No. 2o7 Market street.
Female dentistry: "lt's nearly out but
my wrist Ia so tired that must really rest a
blt."
1t 10 too lat. for boy to be good and repent
of his sins when he finds himself on thin ice,
Always to the front, never to be led-John
y. Treibler, Jr, merchant tailor, No. 1908
Market street. Try him.
The people OF Strasburg, Lancaster county,
will rattle for !, ,O49p pound aOy to-day.
Holland makes six fine card photr graphs
for one dollar
The popularity OF the ulster is probably
owing to tie fact that you can wear 1t longer
than any other garment.
Cupptng and leeching at No. 103 E. Second
street. Residence No. 403 East Second street.
A movement is being started In Maine In
favor OF the restoration Of capital punishment.
Know all men by these presents-ChYist-
mas presenS-that the close of the year ap-
prOGches.
Ladies' Derby and sealskin hats, also furs.
gloves, no at &. S. Humphreys, In great va
rietles. Special lot OF cheap goods.
An advertisement in newspaper paws one
hundred per cent. better than those on the
side OF an old shed.
Alfonso borrowed 81, ,00O,C COO for his wedding
ex renses. A Justice Of the Peace in this
co untry would have marrieL h m fer two dol.
lars and q hall, and would have been glad to
get the job at that N.rristewn Herald. "l
The tlora " dining room stove, sold by |
Quigg, Ninth and ShiDley streets, is model |
for economy, durability, heat anu beauty.
The night school at Eighth and Wollaston
Is largely attended. out the boys make little |
Loise when school d smisses.
"Puck says an Akron man died last week |
from swallowing halEdollar. He couldn't
stand the p lssage of the silver bill.
Cove plants, Chinco,eague and oil Of the
best grades Of oysters received daily at Gard.
ner's oyster depot, cor. Seventh and Shipley.
The farmers look sleek after the high prices
h y receive for their produce.
The kitten gives vent to Its feelings Oh its
)urr OF the moment.
All those nobby suits we're made by John b
rreibler, Jr merchant ta lor, No. 1908 Market
ireet. He seldom falls TO tit.
N Y. ezra; .hic": A Syracuse lady is
cry much elated at the unexpected discovery
hat she Is heiress to 81 ,0U0, 900. Some people
re asily excited 1t was about tn t number
f clphers that set s. Jones Tllden up in busi-
less.
Holland. the photographer, has returned to
lis old place, 61l Walnut street.
'quaws st big chiefs oft re mind us
We should pick our squaWs with care
20 We may not leave behind US
Hall our natural crop Of hair.
Put away the long blonde tresses
That our darling used TO wear;
She will never, never need them,
Fer eur darling bangs her hair. |