Daily Republican., 1879-03-05

poiuteu.
Alnscow at Ill Shipley street retaiIs oysters
having over 10 oysters to the quart, at 25 cents
per quart. Call and see.
The Legislature will soon bid goodbye to
the blooming Dover "Green.'
No trouble with dirty ovens If you use the
HARVEST HOME RANGE. Call and ex-
anime 1t Mt H. F. Pickels', 7and 9 East 4th st.
Rev. DR.. Cunie of Philadelphia will preach
In Calvary P. E. church tomorrow evening at
7-30 o'clock.
lbs. OF good mild cheese for 70 cents, 3 lbs.
Of good sharp cheese for 25 cents, good butter
20 cents per pound ut Charles Cartons stalls,
Second street market.
The list Of places at which the Methodists
will stop whilst attending the conference at
New Castle was copied bodily from the RE
PUBLICAN by the "GaZette' without giving
credit. Rather cheeky!
Notice to the public that will hali-sOle and
heel boots and shoes for 81 and other mending
In proportion, at s. w. corner of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
Let the graduates of No. school have their
commencement exercises where they please.
They pay for the privilege, and it is nothing
to the taxpayers. Mountain 8 are built often
from mole hills.
A. W. Quigg, 9th and Snipley streets, will
sell you any stove in the market less than
you can buy any place else for the cash.
Mary Anderson will tread the Opera House
stage this evening
The HARVEST HOME RANGE is the
largest, cheapest and best in the market Call
and see 1t at H. F. Pickels', and E. Fourth
street.
Look out for this week issue Of the WEEKLY
REPUBLICAN.
Our new DERBY HATS (Spring styles)
with patent ventilated sweat bands, are ele-
giant, artistic and cheap: Sheppey, No. SOB
Market ST., opposite the Clayton House.
Laura Joyce asks 1925 per week in addition
to expenses for singing in the Pinaiore opera.
This Is her pin money.
L. F. Adair, 2O7 Market street, keeps the
best assortment of spring beds in the city,
among them the woven wire, Hampton, Tuck
or, Dunks and the Star. Go and get one and
rest easy.
Philadelphia will havea new morning daily
about the first Of September.
Samuel d. Long, plain and ornamental
pasterer. Jobfing, calsomining and cement
ing. Orders LETT at the shoe store of J. E.
Bailey, s. W corner Seventh and Tatnall
streets, will receive prompt attention.
Nine hundred engineers on the Clyde have
agreed to strike against an increase OF working
hours.
Both the HARVEST HOME and the VIC
TOR COOK RANGES are for sale at the low
est prices at H. +. Pickles, and 9 4. 4th st.
We never hear anything of the eight hour
system. The hard times knocked all lie out
oft.
Yes shall need stove when move, and
viii purchase OF Milton 5. Simpers, Ill W.
Eighth street. He can sell you any patte tern
you mag wish. Also tinware, woOdenware and
hOuseiurnlshing goods rs cheap as any one
else will in the city. Give him call soon.
What has become Of the Greenback party
in Delaware
Furniture made to order by l.. l. Wynans,
ll5 West Eleventh street.
Trim your grape vine and the shade and
fruit trees
The anti.clinker principle is one OF the chic
merits of the HARVEST HOME RANGE.
Don't fail to see it ut II. +. Pickles. and 8 Z.
Fourth street.
All kinds OF job printing neatly executed at
the REPUBLICAN office.
Don't purchase any stove without calling on
and examine the VICTOR COOK RANGE,
the best and cheapest in the market
She sled
And slid
Anon she glid,
And sideways gave Il whirl:
guide
She code,
And then she ylode,
This grave but foolish girl;
Hurrlh
HoOp-la
Who ever saw
A girl that could do better
A dash.
crash,
Twas awful rash.
But the parlor skates upset her.