Daily Republican., 1880-02-03
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sun rises 7.O7. Sun sets SCI.

Sun rises 7.O7. ........Sun sets 5.2l.
q. S. Humphrey the halter, 2l6 Market st.
Choice new crop N. O. molasses at Weldin
4 LlOyd's, Seventh and King streets.
Cunning and leeching at No. lO3 E. Second
Quigg's, Ninth and ShIpley streets, Is the
cheapest place to buy cooking ranges for NOV
ing times.
Enterprise coal In pertoci order, wholesale
and retail, at No. 622 W. Front street, former
Iy A. G0o1nan's yards.
All persons who have tried Kings Good
Samaritan Cough Syrup say 1t is the cheapest
and best medicine they ever used.
Why pay 81. 10 for balcd hay, when you can
buy a cwt. OF loose hay for $l.O0, delivered at
the new Hay Market, Front street rear Mad.
tsOn.
Before purchasing. go to Quigg's Ninth
and Shlpley streets, and examine his line OF
cooking ranges and stoves.
For Sale.-lOO gallons pure apple cider,
sweet and tor drinking purposes, at McCol-
ley's 9th and Washington streets.
Notice to the Public.--l will haltsO'e and
heel boots and shoes for 81; other mending IN
proportion, John f. Bailey, S. W. corner oil
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
Farmers can get their coal at No. 623 West
Front street. 2,2l0 ts. to the ton. No cars
near to disturb man or beast.
Gall and examine Adair's iuraiture No. 207
Market street.
A nice lot of mixed hay at the market,
Front and Madison streets. VIII have sOne
in every day.
"Oh, the snow, the beautiful snow"
Now get your sleds out quick before it rains.
A cold month is pred cted because the moon
changes with the sign In the neck.
Have you been promoted p is the question
with school children.
The Pennsylvania State Republican Con-
yention will be held Tomorrow. IL will be
either for Grant or Blaine, likely the latter.
What has become OF the skunks in Chester
County? Will the West Chester "Repub-
lican answer?
Didn't you enjoy wading through the snow
banks this morning on your way 10 work?
A large number of persons started over to
New Castle this morning to attend the Levy
Court.
Snow shovels, seds and skates, 80 CT. store.
Subscrbe for the REPUBLICAN. 1t will be
red not during the coming campaign.
At last there is postottice up in Butler
county, Pa, called "PinalOre.' We thought
1t would come to that.
We reckon those who grumblet at tho mud
have no cause now ior gruAbling.
Tho sound Of the plough.bCy has ceased in
the land tor while.
We are assured that this cold snap Will not
hurt the peach crop.
West Chester has a merchant nsmed Snare.
He ought to catch customers.
The snow brigade was out in force this NOR
ming with shovels and broOm,. 1t is u bad
snow storm that blows no good.
The REPUBLICAN is praised for working up
the assessment boom.
The tenth census of the United States will
be taken this year.
The man who you kant git to write poetry
Or the truth until you get him hall drunk ,aint
worth the investment.-Josh Billings.
1t is predicted that this will be the greatest
railroad year this sountry ever witnessed.
The kissing preachers Of New Jersey intend
to hold convention, bat they will haye to go
,ut the State to find hall large enough.-|
Norristown Herald"
The ground hog ,aw his shadow yesterday;
consequently we shall have cold weather for
ONE time. Who knows but those ice houses
nay be filled, after all =?
Perhaps molasses catches most hles, but
obwebs and cold winter holds ths first
mortgage.
There was man who had clock,
his name was Matthew Mears,
He wound 1t regular every day
For fOur-and -twenty-yearS.
At last his precious ttmepiece proved
An eight day clock to be,
And u madder man than Mr.. Mears
i would not wish to see.