Daily Republican., 1879-02-15
BREVITIEs,
Sun riaes 6.53. Sun sets $50.
FERRIS BROTHERS, Printers.

Cupping and leeching at 2ll King st.
q. g. Humphrey, halter. 216 Market st.
| Eight cents line for advertising in this
column.
The panic must have lust reached Whining
ton, or it may be the Reaction only.
| Go to Adams & Brother for cheapest boots,
| shoes and rubbers.
Tho Moral Suasion club holds meetings
nis ht1y
Council Will hold special meeting Monday
evening.
10000 cigars for sale at 2l3 King street Tor
$L2O, 81 80 and 81. 40 per 100.
Prof. Qurnton gave an interesting lrcture
on TELEGRAMS FROM THE STARS, on
Thursday evening. Numerous persons at
Mayor almond s court every morning are the
recipients of strange kilograms, apd often see
stars, and some even see his majesty, tail and
all.
Every one reeommends the HARVEST
HOME RANGE. to be seen at H. r. PlcKels'
and f. 4th street.
The CELFBRATED CASE will be given
ut the Opera House on the 22d inst
Wilmington IL rife with rumors OF mgrriages
In the Spnng. The school teachers will helv
the cause along.
LITCKMAN'S STRING MUSIC for balls.
parties &c. 81 Tatnall street.
The REPUBLICAN contained over Is columns
OF reading matter yesterday. Surely this is
enough tor ONE cent.
Very pretty German hanging clocks for 81
ct G. +. Rudolphs, 2sl Market street.
| Tho city needs another Worthipgton pump.
which will cost about $4,000.
For ewelry repairs, 90 to Hollingsworth,
PRACTICAL JEWELER, 3o4 Shipley st.
Councilmas Moore treated Council to ice
cream at Weaver's on Thursday evening
Strange, but reporter wasn'tpresent.
Call at Megratten's dining rooms, 54 Mar
ket street, south side, Philadelphia, to get
good dinners.
Council does not approve oi any more po-
lice. That's right, stick pin right there.
The place to yet good, reliable and cheapest
boots and shoes Is at Adams Brothers, sos
Market street.
Have you seen the first number OF Between
me hcfs' the programme at the Opera House.
1t tells you where you can get a drink the
handieSt between the acts.
Be sure to see the HARVEST HOME
RANGE at Fl. +. Pickels'. and E Fourth
street, before purchasing elsewhere.
The DUPONT Guards have engaged Hass-
ler's orchestra, consisting OF six pieces, tor the
2lst inst.
Oysters cents per can, vanilla u cents a
bottle, lemon II cents u bottle at 7. M. Wier's,
| 1909 Market street.
Settle your subscription bill and you will be
happy.
| James Smith has the best tea in the city,
and will sell 1t at No. 4Oi Shipley street at
greatly reduced prices.
! The S24, 900 worth Of bonds sold by the city
| have been bought by our citizens at two per
cent. premium.
| AnscOw at III Shipley street retaIs oysters
| having over 70 oysters to the quart at 25 cents
per quart. Call and see,
Do penmen ever do wrong? No, They al
ways do write.
The HARVEST HOME RANGE is the
| largest, cheapest and best in the market. Call
and see it at Il. +. Pickles, and . f. Fourth
| street.
| BY the use Of the microphone you can hear
the rope walk, the butter fly, the gum drop
or the fall OF the year.
Notice TO the public that will half-sele and
heel boots and shoes for 81, land other mendiny
in proportion, at s. W. corner of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John Z. Bailey.
People must eat, and if they can't buy they
will steal.
Samuel D. Long, plain and ornamental
| piustClCi. JVp'bhSi LoAcpihliiuS ANU CeIutHU-
| ing. Orders lett at the shoe store of j. f,
Bailey 5. W. corner Seventh and Tatnall
streets, will receive prompt attention.
| 1t is suggested that the name OF the doctor
be appended to the death notice of u patient
Those wanting a tirst-class cook stove will
do well to call and examine the new HAIR
VEST HOME, at II. +. Pckes', and East
Fourth street.
The New York police made l.22l arrests last
week.
Send your job printing to the REPUBLICAN
| office.
| HER MAJEsTY's SHIP "pIEAFORE."-The
FIreside Companion. No. 592 with supple
ment,) issued February Il. The Supplement
will contain ain-cOmplete-th comic opera, H.
NJ. $. "PINAF0RE," now SO popular in every
town and village all over the country. No.
393 Of the Wcside Companion will contain the
opening chapters OF the new story, called
THE BANKERS DAUGHTER, founded
upon the popular play OF the same name now
running ut the Union Square Theatre, New
york. 1t will also contain the first installment
of James Pavn's new story, UNDER ONE
| ROOF.
The words and music of some popular song
or ballad is given away with every number of
the paper The Freside Companion is for sale
by all newsdealers. The subscription price is
| three dollars u year. Address
GEORGE MUNRO, Publisher,
II to 27 Eandewater street, New York.
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