Daily Republican., 1879-10-14
BREvITIEs,

Sun rises 6.C9.. sets e.23,
| NO equin0ctial yet.
A sight to behold-Eyesight
A stuck up thing-A show bill.
Thieves work on abstract principles.
Is a man with wooden leg club footed?
Nobody's child-Joshua, the son of Nun.
Hard money is that which is hard to get
The eastern apples are large and luscious.
Salt oysters, ice cold, for sale at Fullmer's
Eight cents per line is charged for advertis
ing In this column.
A poetic exchange, in an Indian summe
essay, says "lOvers are ripe.' ~
Pure cider vinegar at Weldiu & Lloyd's, a
Seventh and King.
A lump of sugar stepped for minute ir
| vinegar will cure the hiccoughs.
"Puck" suggests that u pretty girl IL
front and tax-cOllector behind would keer
the average pedestrian up to a five hundred
and fifty mile course.
A new lot of picture frames, chromos and
game pictures at the 80 cent store.
A war OF determination has set in against
all dogs found running at large.
A meeting will be held in the Union M. E
church. to unite In special prayer for the sue
cess Of the church.
Cupplng and leeching at No. 1O3 f. Second
street. Residence No. l03 East Second street,
The " Herald " says that the port physi.
clan called their reporter ID ieOl.
Maybe he was right
That was a good prayer Of the old deacon
Lord, make us willing to run on little er-
rands for Thee"
Chicken salad at Fullmer's.
1t is suggested to us that the Board of Ed.
ucation is a minstrel show on an amateur
scale. 1t has its middle man and end men.
Job printing promptly and neatly done at
the REPUBLICAN office.
Call and see Adair's furniture emporium,
at No. 207 Market street. No trouble to show
goods.
Yusking corn has commenced, but the
weather is warm yet.
Pot the youngest of your beautiful hardy
flowers. They can be made to blossom in the
winter.
q. s. Humphrey, the halter. offers great
bargains in hats this day and evening at 2l6
Market street.
The past few weeks have been of kind very
favorable to having new roof put on your
dwelling.
Quinipe is q popular drug at present. IF
you take it in milk tho taste will not be so
nauseOus.
Gen. Grants horses were much admired at
the Dover fair, and SO was Kelley & Co.'s
laundry soap.
The weather is getting dryer, and many of
the country mills have to be run on short
time.
Always buy at home when it is possible to
get what you want.
Thousands of bargains in tin-ware and no.
tiOns Remember the place! The original
five cent store. 23l Market street.
Ifthe teachers Of No. IL school could get as
much comfort from their dyspeptic old stoves
rs the educational board can eloquence from
q fire shovel, there would be no necessity Tor
new heaters.
The sun is $4,000 times larger than the
earth. and yet 1t persists IN striking so small
\ thing as man.
The Administer is the handsomest and
most economical parlOr stove in the market
ound only at QulQr's, Ninth and Shipley.
A prOiane upstart-The man who sat on |
,ent pin.
Is tho man who beats his wife enforcing the |
icker-her law?
Chicken croquettes at Fullmer's.
Ofcourse Justice is cool, because it is lust. |
ce. |
He shook her at the Opera House on Satur- |
lay evening, and she was compelled to 10 it |
llone on the homeward jaunt.
Notice to the Public.-I will halEsole and |
leeL boots and shoes for 81, other mending in |
John E. Bailey, S. w. corner of
seventh and Tatnall streets.
Now while the breezes with the flowers play, |
And all the woods arc sad and pictures que, |
We turn moment from our dreams away
To watch the leaves dance round ingay bur. |
lesque,
And watch the urchin surreptitious sip
Mellitluous rapture from the white tur-nip,