Daily Republican., 1879-12-13
BREVIUlES.

Luriatic fringe-Bangs.
Police business Is a little dull.
Go to Quigg's, Ninth and Shipley
Gro to No. $40 Market street and buy your
Sarah Ann some candies.
Another Saturday, and thus our lives flow
on!
The most beautiful cbildren's books and
toys ever had-at the 80 cent store.
over $500 we're realize !, last evening, at the
West church fair.
All Philadelphia will be out of doors next
Tuesday.
Quigg's, corner Ninth and Shipley streets,
is the cheapest place to buy stoves.
Well all go and see Adams e. Bros. Christ
mas tree.
you want t. die laughing, don't 80 to the
NJ. S, X. A. Hall to night.
Poultry was plentiful in market this morn
ing.
lfyol want to spend a pleasant evening, go
to James & Webb's.
No use worrying yet abost green Christ
mas.
Bargains at the West church fair, now being
held at the Opera House.
Surprise party tables groan beneath their
load.
A trunk full Of apples for 30 cents, at T. M.
Wters, 1863 Market street.
Weather.wise prophets still predict a cold
winter,
Now if you want to die, don't take Kings
Good Samaritan Cough Syrup.
The popular question-Are you going to the
Grant RECEIPT ohs
Trelbler, .Jr, 1908 Market street. will cut you
a suit that cannot fail to give satisfaction. He
s0licits a trial.
Anteipatiols of good times during the hOl-
idays are filling up the Sunday schools.
Ifyou have not yet attended the W est fair,
at tho Operb House, do 80 this evening.
There are plenty Of poor people who would
be glad to have your cast-of clothing.
Qulgg corner Ninth and Shipley streets,
has the handsomest row Of parlor stoves in the
city.
A little barefoot boy says he goes bare
footed because he has no shoes 10 wear.
The grand depot for hats, furs and sloves,
is at &. S. Humphreys, 2i6 Market street.
Manners are indicative of the characters and
can be easily read.
Hats ironed, blocked an1 re9ovated at AIS
Market street.
A large and appreciative crowd fina oc ally
the Opera House.
Christmas and New Year cards by the
thousand at james Il Webb's.
The weather Is becoming more snappy and
crlspy.
Cupping and leeehing at No. 1os E. Second
street, Residence No. 403 East Second street.
The bursting of the Golfer dam on the Bran
DIVINE will cost the city some thousands Of
dollars.
Positively new programme will be given
this evening by the M. S. r. A.
1t was pretty rough to have Yellow Fever
Blackburn, as Governor OF Kentucky, making
the official welcome to ex-President Grant at
Louisville.
There will be an auction sale Of the goods
at the West church fair, this evening, in the
Opera House. Don't tail to be present!
What are you going to give your wife for a
Christmas present?
'stlora" is the name of the most beautiful
dining room steve. sold by Quigg, Ninth
and Shipley.
Now then, begin to shake out your ulsters
and Overcoats
Fresh bananas, oranges, raisins, wholesale
or retail, at p. Taggart's new fruit store, No.
705 Market street.
An extraordinary appropriation will now
have to be made By the City Council to pay
the damages made by the bursting oil the COT:
fer dam.
Cove plants, Chincoteague and all of the
best grades of oysters received daily at Gard
ner's oyster depot, cor. Seventh and Shipley.
'ls5MeI sql SO
MOI So soolId 'lsslls puooeS II ON 'slApQ
Il pIBlIIW "a eIus IoI GIIsMo( PUG saUolBM
"Wheu will wonders ever cease?" ejacu-
lated the old lady, wen John Il. Triebler,
Jr, failed to give perfect tit.
Eat people are made lean, and lean people
are made lat in James Il Webbs basement.
Railroads have different colored lights to
show how the switch is set. All woman
needs to show how the switch +" is set Is a
as-light and o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "Her-
ald."
The M. s. X. A. is bound to please Its
friends this evening. A full negro troupe
will be at its hall.
The "Axninster parlor stove is hand
some, cheap, duranle and q powerful heater.
60 to Quigg, Ninth and Shipley.
Ify you wish to spend pleasant evening and
while away the time by listening to goo i
ausic, attend the West church fair this even
ing.
Young married folks and those who are
about to take the fatal plunge should, by all
means, call and consult Adair as to how they
should furnish their new homes. 1t will pay
Teachers and Bible students will find at
James Il Webb's the "OXfori," " Eyre X
SpOttiswoode, "American Tract Society
and "Begster flexible Bibles at the lowest
prices. A discount to committees purchasing
for presentation.
BANGLES.
Bangles of silver and bangles ofgoid.
Bangles quite new or a century old;
Bangles constructed from beautiful stones,
Bangles artisticaly carved out Of bones,
Bangles of ivory fragile and thin,
Bangles you'd scarce believe it) OF tin,
Bangles with mOnograms cut on the glass,
Bangles Of Persia made out OF brass,
Bangles that Ottimes may add to the charms
OF beautiful women's beautiful arms;
But females constructed Of skin and of bone
II a FL oir,lu haitian OF I'm 1rlo aIo