Daily Republican., 1879-04-09
BREvITVES.
Sun rises 8 80. Sun sets 6S.

Sun rises s 80. J.. Sun sets b.S.
IOrney Is growing Old.
some horse thieves dye hOrses.
Cupptng and leechrg at III King st.
FERRIS BROTHERS.. THE" Printers.
Eggs are sold in Phoenixvile for Is cents.
Go to Quisg's. 9Th and Shipey, for stoves.
he latest sensation is the NEGRO Exodus. :"
Eight cents line tor advertising in this
column.
The King street market was well attended
to-day.
The farmers are beginning to p!ow up the
soil.
Eraim Ia selling porcelain dinner plates st
81 per dozen. ut 5J7 King street.
i'or holding fan ribbon is substituted for
the chatelaine, lutely worn.
The new ten dollar certificates will increase
the army OF bloaled bond holders.
Read Wanamaker N Browns advertise.
ment in another column.
The place to get your pictu-rs framed Is at
McMonaglo's, N. W. corner Third itlu King
TIe two ranshes over NJ arket street bridge
werc closed on Tuesday, ana as soon ay tile
police were cut Of sight they were rg-opened.
wonder if the potato bugs will allow the
farmers full crop this year?
Read the DAILY REPUBLICAN, and then
subscribe for 1t.
Buy the SPLENnID, WINDSOR III yiC-
TOR COOK RANG ES from Milton SmiN rs,
No. Ill West Eighth street.
That luscious Summer MOSQUITO is coming
soon. Prepare to shed blood
Chestnut stree, Phiiadelphia, was crowded
yesterday afternoon.
Gone to seed-The nrmer who wanders
forth to plant corn.
Just received at the new store, 5O3 King
street, beautiful line o. new Spring dress
goods at eight cents per yard.
A drunken colored woman and two police
officers attracted much attention on French
street yesterday altcrnson.
1t costs u. 50 to get out VI the hall when you
are pulled IN.
The WEEKlY R'prBLIcAN will b. issued
from this office this evening.
Tin roofing. and spoutlng promptly and
substantially done, none but best material
used by Geo. l.. Stradley, No. l04 est Sec
end street.
Strawberries sell for IS cents per quart in
rhiladelphia.
Bananas and oranges have large sales ut
present.
Wilmington is blessed with numerous drug
stores and doctors, yet the health of the cit.
zans is generally good.
For nobby and cheap hats and caps call on
g. 5. humphrey, the halter, No 2i6 Market
street Splendid silk hats for $3.50 Immense
stock of new Spring goods.
Thus far there is but one capital case to be
tried before the May term OF Court.
Sarah A. Mccall, the Pennsgrove steamer,
commenced her trips yesterday.
Pain Searcher is the great remedy for sore
throat, rheumatism, aches. pains, cramps, &c.
Selling largely ut Fourth and King, 602 Arch
street, Philadelphia; and dealers.
The REPUBLICAN still leads In circulation,
and Is the acknowledged paper OF she masses.
W. X. Grant, house and sign painter, at
No. 2 Il. Seventh street. will establish paint
shop at Reh1both and those wishing wOrA
done should give him call.
Good prime print butter sells for Il cents
per pound in Lancaster.
Never sue a person for a debt until you
know whether he is worth the paper upon
which the writ is made.
Quigg's, 9th and Shisley, Is the place to get
goods.
Always know the man with whom you do
business. Thieves wear sleeps clothing.
The circus will be here on Tuesday, the 22d
inst. Toys save up your pennies to buy pea
nuts for the elephant
All kinds OF job printing neatly executed
Mt the REPUBLICAN office at very reasonable
prices.
Notice to the rublic.-l will halt-soe aud
heel boots aud shoes for 81 and other mending
In proportion, at 5. w. corner Of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John Z. Bailey.
Let him who'd sing in Pinafore,
His choir connections sever
He never more will raise n hymn,
That Is, "he'll hardly ever"
Six nights Of op era unfit
The mind for hymns and chants;
~ says his deacons think 70 too,
A d 80 do bis cousins and his aunts