Daily Republican., 1879-09-20
RREvITIES.
son rises b.S5, Sun sets Sol.

RREvITlES.
sun rises 6.45.. Sun sets o.0l.
| Go to church tomorrow.
The wasp is ston winder.
Seashore fiirtations are over.
Yell If fever GENES near you.
Five Brothers" smoking at Mullins.
REED birds ut Fullmer's, sos Marketst
Now Is the time to make pokeberry ink
| Old Honesty at Mullin's-prime tobacco.
| Glass and porcelain top Jars, at 9oc. store.
Try pure Yara-hve years old-Mullin's.
Salt oysters, Ice cold, Tor sale at Fullmer's.
q. S. Humphrey, the halter, 2le Market st.
| Oyster lunch at Omensetters, lo5 Shipley.
Mrs. Long has opened at I'll King street.
Eight cents per limo Is charged for advertis-
ing In this column.
Vernon's lard for sale at Weldin & Lloyd's,
Seventh and King.
We reckon everybody knows now that there
was some fraud committed at the late city
election.
| fyor want tip-tOp stew, go to Mrs. Longs
restaurant, I'll King street.
Big words are iavorites with people si small
ideas.
He is thief who orders what he can never
pay for.
"Ambro,ia"-foo for the gods, at Mullins,
400 w. Front street.
The matrimonial season soon will be here
In earnest.
| Potatoes by the bushel or carload at N. L.
Janney's, s03 King street.
The REPUBLICAN, Is fearless and outspOken
on the political questions sf the day. Sub
scribe for It.
Hats and caps rstailed ut wholesale prices
by Sheppey, Palmer 4 Co., to3 Market st.
Walk around the corner boys, and take .
look ut the latest styles for suits. Sanders,
merchant tailor,
Daily, the Bailifi, is said to have called for
the bayonet, on the day OF the city election, to
drive the Republicans away from the polls.
Cupping and leeching at No. 1903 e. Second
street, Residence No. 400 East Second street,
watermelons and peaches begin to wear
siekly look.
Kelley & 90. are making splendid article
in their Borax Linen soap, for which they are
finding . ready sale.
The difference between Q woman and an
umbrella Is that the latter can be shut up.
Oct the Lynchburg smoking tobacco at
400 West front street.
The person whose head swims" will new
or drown.
IL Meeting Of vital importance to be held
on the evening of Tuesday, September
23d, at the usual time and place.
Messrs. Carmichael and Allen have not yet
resigned their seats In Council, to which
they never were elected.
As the cold weather approaches most OF our
birds 20 South, and then the sparrows Will
have clean sweep.
The best fried oysters In the city at Leng's
restaurant, Eli King street.
Councilman McMenamin has no idea of
giving up any OF the power he holds us chair
man OF the Street Committee.
Pure cider vinegar at Weldin & Lloyd's, at
Seventh and King.
Statistics show that married people live
| Onger than single a word to the wise.
Overcoats and clothing of all kinds neatly
repaired at u small cost by B. Row, 2l7 King
street.
A corn-eating contest took place In Michi-
gan lately. One man ate nine ears and the
other nineteen.
REED birds ut Fullmer's 500 Market st.
Go tv Mullln for everything in the tobacco
line. 400 West Front street.
''Oh, youth, with sand -papered pate,
The night is dark, the hour Is lato,
Why do you linger on my gate?"
9 stay to help your daughter hold
This gate upon Its hinges old
Go In, old man, you're catching cold :"
Tho old man sought his little bed,
And on 1t laid his patient head
II think my gate is safe, " he said.
Notice to the Public.-I will half.sule and
heel boots and shoes tor 81, other mending in
proportion, John 4. Bailey, 5. W. corner Of
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
"What has ence passed can never be re-
led "a street-car, for instance.
Flowers tands, rustic baskets. wire baskets,
earthenware baskets, tiOwer-pOts, small trel-
lisses, &C, In great variety; all kinds of wire
goods. Call and look at my stock. Arthur w.
Brown, No. IA West Second street.
The market Is we'll supplied with grapes
and plums.
The best panned oysters in the city at Mrs.
Longs restaurant, I'll King street.
There are still good many persons stand
ing around the street corners trying hard not
to get work.
Sheppey, Palmer & Co., one price hatters,
503 Market street, opposite the Clayton House.
The REPUBLIcAH is praised even by Demo
Gratis fer Its bold and fearless exposure of the
frauds at the late city election.
| Shoot that straw hat !-McCl Closkey, tho
to the "Hazetts" office. has laid In full
line Of hats and caps for fall and winter wear,
and will dispose Of them at bottsm prices.
His 81 Derby hats and 2tc. Cadet caps are
speciality.
The season approaches when the man who
Is too lazy 10 keep the sidewalk clear, will
work oil night with Q mob to pile snow on the
hOrse-car tracks.
| Get your paper, envelopes ink and stamps
from Mullin, 400 Front street.
The baby rolls upon the floor,
Kicks up his tiny feet,
And p0kes his toes into his mouth
Thus making both ends meet.
The dog, attached to tin pail,
Goes bowling down the street,
And, as he madly bites hlP tail,
He maketh both ends meet.
The butcher says the penslve pig
Cuts off his ears and feet,
And grinds them into sausage big
| Thus making both ends meet.
The farmer co0ps his skinny hens,
And feeds them with choice wheat:
| The means must Justify the ends,
And so he makes them eat
TNHE LARGEST DRY GOODS HOUSE
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