Daily Republican., 1879-10-11
BREVITEEs.

Sun rises 6.C6....... Sun sets t.2S.
A pretty girl has right to bear arms.
Salt oysters, ice cold, for sale at Fullmer'1.
Eight cents per line is charged for advertis.
ing In this column.
"Bedad Look at the baste wild his two
toOthpicks stickin' out er his mout was
how the first sight OF an elephant affected
Bridget Muld0On.-" Boston Transcript.
Watches repaired by M. F. Davis, No. 9 E.
Second street.
To the average father these cool, brisk
nights bring the consoling thought that, while
front gate is having resist. Louis "Times
Journal.
Have your roofs repaired before the coming
rain BY Mitchell, 80 Front street.
Pure cider vinegar at Weldin 4 Lloyd's, at
Seventh and King.
When young man first meets his future
| vile she is a fame, from which state she
| gradually dwindles into a spark but afteI
they are married, and a quarter of the honey
moon Is passed, she is certain to exhibit sonie
of the old fire.
| Oyster soup lunch tonight at the Western
Hotel, Fourth and Orange.
1t is with the most exultant feelings of plea
sure that we announce to the people who live
outside of Delaware, that with few more
days OF sunshine, next years crop OF peaches
will not be injured.
The nu wa of spelling is graf saving Of al
| fabet and tim.
Always receiving new furniture at L. F.
Adair's. No. 207 Market street.
Mr.. McGllnchey's voice Is all powerful in
Council now. No need of ear trlmpots. He
has at last got to reading the REPUBLICAN.
The wonderful folding rocking chair has
come to the 80 cent store Tor $l.15.
81 can't say anything about that, " said
Mrs Grant, when she was questioned on the
third term; the General and never talk
politics.
The heather Chinese does his washee by
the aid of Kelley Il Co.'s laundry soap.
"He made too free with it when he was
hero before ! ~ was the way q mild hammered
Atlanta (Ga.) man met the suggestion that
Gen. Sherman should be given the " freedom
| of the city,"
Curping and leeching at No. 1O3 f. Second
The warm weather prevents the farmers
from getting their corn husked.
Chicken salad at Fullmer's.
Job printing promptly and neatly done at
the REPUBLICAN office.
Slate paint for tin roofs sold by Mitchell, on
Front street between West and Tatnali.
The contest for an equnoctial still gees on,
with the indications, this morning, in favor
of the equinox.
&. s. Humphrey, the halter, offers great
bargains in hats this day and evening at 2ld
Market street.
Miss Jennie Flood, who is said to be en-
gagged to U. s. Grant, 1r., Is reported to be "a,
Ir1.r hnt h1ttn
| full face, beautiful teeth, and handsome. No
wonder Ulysses, Jr., was overwhelmed with
that Flood, and may be said to be drowned in
a sea OF love.
Barnum is coming next week, and the boys
are happy.
| The " Administer " is the handsomest and
most economical parlor stove in the market
found only at QuiR9's, Ninth and Shipley.
| The reason we can't have an honest horse
race is because we haven't an honest human
race.
There will be soiree given by A. J. Hark.
ins dancing school, in the large hall Of HaIk-
ness Building, Tenth and Market streets,
this Saturday evening.
AS the new law makes allowance for Clip
piles. most Of the tramps now seen limp along
the roads.
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.
The man with no teeth is always looking
for a soft thing" New York Commercial
Advertiser. =" And you might have added
that the blind man is always feeling for the
! rocks.
Chicken croquettes at Fullmer's.
/ Observe good manners and pay your debts
promptly and you will go through lie pleas
antly.
The Democratic Governor of Kentucky, 1t
is said, pardOns..one convict every day. II he
keeps on at that rate, he will empty the jails
and penitentiaries before he finds a criminal
guilty OF worse crime than he was guilty OF
himself.
Please compare our fine Derby hats, "The
ROwell, price $500, with those sold at $3.50
elsewhere. and your verdict will be, "The
ROwell " is the best. All grades of hats and
caps retailed at wholesale prices, by Sheppey,
Palmer Il Co., one price hatters, SOB Market
street.
An exchange says that Oliver Wendell
Holmes, 70 years of age, splits his own kind
ling wood. Well, we shouldn't suppose that
Il man ut that age would go about splitting
other peoples kindling wood.
Have your leaky roofs attended to by Mitch
ell, 80 W. Front street, and thus avoid
spoiled ceilings.
You can't expect anything better frcm flies
Than to act like the devil, you know;
It's sort OF inherited talent, no doubt,
From the parent that dwelleth below;
That the SON can't be blamed If he copies the
Is something nobody denies,
And haven't we all Of us heard 1t announced,
That tho Sovil's the fathar of flipsp