Daily Republican., 1880-01-31
BREVITlES.
Sun rises TO. sun sets 6.17

| A Joint affair-kheumatism.
Carriage wheels are always tired.
Houses are scarce and rents are rising.
General Grant was born April 9th, 1872.
| q. s. Humphrey the halter, 2l8 Market st.
1t looks as II Winter has been counted cut
Time gallops under the spur OF the MON, MT
The Indian Commissioner must Hayt his
removal from office.
Sugar for8, 0 and 10 cents per pound, at
Fifth and Madison streets.
| Bishop Simpson IL now cradited with origi-
mating Sherlan's march to the sea.
Repairing of furniture promptly executed
by Adair, No. 2o7 Market street.
Weather prophets are predicting Geld
weather for February.
Choice new crop N. o. moasses at Weldin
Il Ll0yd's, Seventh and King streets.
House building promises to be very active
this year,
Don't forget to call tS. F. BlacklSton's,
Ninth and Orange, for church candles.
A delegation of the Shields Library had a
good time at Chester last night.
Large and small East Lake rocking chairs
and more lamps have come to the 99c. store.
you want to keep your good resolutions, 60
to church tomorrow.
Oupping and leeohing at No. 103 e. Second
street, Residence No, 4O3 East Second street.
Hen fruit was abundant and cheap In mar
ket this morning.
Qulgg's, Ninth and Shipley streets, is the
cheapest place to buy cooking ranges for NOV
ing times.
The plumbers and gas ritters have had a
bad Winter oft.
A new lot of dishes just arrived, more OF
those sets containing 40 pleoes for $3.50, at
Third and Iatnall streets.
An Arkansas woman is now living with her
fourteenth husband. She alludes to him play
fully as Louis the Fourteenth.
This is the last day In which you can pay
your water rents without an addition Of five
per cent.
ChoIce chipped beef six cents per quarter OF
pound. at Fifth and Madison streets.
Blaine says the Maine affair is minor one
now.
---Enterprise coal In perfect order, Wholesale
and retail, at No. 622 W. Front street. former
ly A. GOOdman's yards.
New Castle County Court OF @ uarter Ses-
slons will meet on Monday.
All persons who have tried Kings Good
Samaritan Cough Syrup say 1t is ths cheapest
and best medlc they ever used,
Warm weather and hens have made eggs
plentiful.
We would like to see real good boy like
George Washington.
Why pay $l.10 for baled hay, when you can
buy cwt. OF loose hay for $l.00, delivered at
the new Hay Market, Front street near Mad.
ison.
VIII there be start made to have maca-
damized avenue to the Delaware river this
coming Summer?
The hours fly 50 fast as people grow older
that 1t s0metimes seems as If Father Time
had traded his cycle for bicycle.
S.F. Blackiston, Ninth and Orange, has
church candles and is selling them low.
This is the last day ofJanuary. There are
still 336 days left OF 1887.
Ifa lady has thousand acres of valuable
land, the young men are apt to conc. ude that
they have sufficient grounds for attachment.
Before purchasing. go to Quigg's, Ninth
and Shipley streets, and examine his line OF
cooking ranges and stoves.
A gentleman really had the audacity to ad.
vertise q lost umbrella In the REPUBLICAN,
yeste day with the expectation that 1t uld
be returned Th It man must have great faith
in that paper.
The rabbit is tmid but no cook can make 1t
quail.
For Sale.-lOo gallons pure apple older.
sweet and for drinking purposes, at McOo- |
ley's 9th and washington streets.
A Republican victory is reported IN Geor- |
gia. SIX Illicit distillerles have been seized |
aud 600 gallons Of beer and mash destroyed 1
In Rabun County.
The strong faith of the man who would ad-
vertise in the newspapers for q lost umbrella
is to be admired. There is nothing like it
Notice to the Publlc.-l will halt.soe and
heel boots and shoes for 81; other mending in
John +. Bailey, s. W. corner Of
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
II you haye not been assessed by the time
you read this brevity and 1t is not yet five
o'clock, 20 right away and get 1t DONE
Senator Butler, OF South Carolina, has
written 10 Providence that his committee will
report TO Congress on the Rhode Island mat
ter at an early day. Butler will have to re-
pent before Providence will listen to him.
Rabbits best soap six cents per pound, at
Fifth and Madison streets.
Jennie Sails, o negro woman, sged ll5
years, died at Wyandotte, Kan, on Tuesday
Farmers can get their coal at No. 622 West
Front street. 2,24O ms. to the ton. 40 cars
near to disturb man or beast.
mans wife.
Friends school, Fourth and West streets,
opens its Spring term on next Second day,
Monday February I'd. For further Ia 1forma.
lion, call on @. +. Thomas & Co., or Fred,
Edw. Bach, principal, eos W. Ninth street.
AoROsTIC.
Mixture malicious,
In nowise nutrlcious;
Nux vomica's votary,
CircumlocutOry,
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