Daily Republican., 1879-09-30
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| Nice school satchels at the 99c. store.
Tho Middletown fair commences to-day.
REED birds at F'ullmer's, sos Market st.
Shot cts., at Melchoir's, 2l4 King street.
A noisy dog makes good burglar alarm.
Ask your grocer for Truitt's pepper sauce. n
Salt oysters, Ice cold, Tor sale at Fullmer's.
q. S. Humphrey, the halter, 2ls Market st.
Eight cents per line is charged for advertis-
ing in this column.
Now let us have a long distance plowing-
match. That would mean something.
Steamed feathers and general.repairlng, at
207 Market street.
1t is wonderful how silent nan can be
when he knows his cause Is JUST, and how
b0isterous he becomes when he knows he is In
the wrong.
Vernon's lard for sale at Weldin s. Lloyd's,
Seventh and King.
No matter how well inclined that little boy
is, he cannot withstand the temptation OF
writing his name or something else on a new
pale fence.
Get your spectacles of Millard F. Davis, No.
9 East Second street.
1t IL the little bits ov things that fret and
worry US we kan dodge an elephant, but we
kant fly.-Billings.
Rowell's winnings can be counted by the
feet.
Washwomen use the best grade Of soap
which is Kelley & Co.'S.
It looks little sometimes as if the Union
soldiers fought on the wrong side during the
rebellion,
Old pianos repaired equal to new, at mod
crate cost, by Jas. Shobe. See card.
A new "spot" on Jupiter, measuring co.
600 square miles, is now attracting the deep
attention of astronomers.
When saleslady Is seized with convulsions
she can properly be said to have counter IT.
Cupping and leeching at No. 1O3 E. Second
street. Residence No. 4U3 East Second street,
The difference between hen and mouse
trap is that the mouse-trap can't set itself.
Call on Quigg, Ninth and Shipley, and ex-
anime the Vesta heater. 1t is the best and
cheapest.
Cricket on tn, hearth must have been a
warm game.
Pure cider vinegar at weldin & Lloyd's, at
Seventh and King.
Going out with the ted-A wedding party
leaving the church.
REED birds at Fullmer's sos Market st.
Resignation! Well it would require more
than JOB ever had to enable nervous person
to sleep these nights, while long.legged
mosquito Ia trying to bore your head through
with his bill about a yard long.
The Sunny Side Fire Place heater is sold
by A. W. Quigg, Ninth and Shipley streets.
Call and see it.
The new scoop shovels. called bonnets, have
appeared upon the streets.
Instruction on the violin and banjo by the
famous teacher Jos. Lovett, 4Os French street.
Teaches by note.
Never Judge mans mental capacities by
the size Of his meerschaum pipe.
stansbury Murray, Ill Water street, will
give you q clean shave and take trade dollars
for railroad tickets.
The average subscriber to country paper
generally adopts the "go-as-you-please
gait.
Call and see the nickel. plated Atlas parlor
stove sold only by Milton S Simpers, Ill W.
Eighth street. Best and cheapest stove in the
market
Notice to the Public.-I will half-sole and
heel boots and shoes for 81, other mending in
proportion, John E. Bailey, S. w. corner of
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
We have aC last discovered why so many of
our young men become bald. They wear their
straw hats until the frost strikes in and Kills
the roots of their hair.
Ten cases new soft and stiff hats, all grades,
In the latest fall shapes, to he retailed at
regular wholesale prices by Sheppey, Palmer
& Co., the one price hatters, 5O3 Market st.
A fashion item gays the hat is worn over the
left eye. But If you call bigger man than
yourself liar, you will find raw oyster
much better to wear over the left eye. Its
curative powers are greater,-'' Norristown
Herald"
The Administer is the handsomest and most
economical parlor stove in the market, found
only at Quigg's, Ninth and Shipley.
Keokuk Tribe, Imp. o. X. NJ, will visit
Hopochohocking Tribe, this evening, in the
Ninth Ward, and the members will, no
doubt, have good time If they don't try to
pronounce the name Of the last named tribe.
N. L. Janney, 1903 King street, has Just re-
ceived another carload OF those extra York
State potatoes. Nothing can exceed their
day a carload of eating apples. Give him a J
call.
Yesterday was Odd Fellows' day at New
Castle.
Tho luxury of bare feet and straw hats is
still indulged In,
Take your watches. clocks and jewelry to
NIllard F. Davis, No. East Second street,
for repairs
Who sold the two little boys rum, who were
before the Mayor last night? Nobody, of
course
Gro to Jas. Shobe II you want your pianos
tuned. See his card elsewhere.
The round trip fare to the Middletown fair
admission fec is $l.25. A goodly
number OF Wilmingtonians went down to the
fair this morning.
Go to A. W. Quigg, at Ninth and Shipley
streets, to get your heaters and ranges re-
paired, only the best workmen employed.
A bee flew out in the sunny air,
by boy SO blithe and young,
Who laughed and screamed without care,
And would not hold his tongue.
The scene then changed, with sob and shrek
The vault of heaven rung;
And hOmeward flew the bee so meek
While the small bOv held hia stunv