Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
BREVITIES.

Sun rises 7.20. Sun sets 4.59.
THIS Is Friday.
January is halfpast.
Sleds skates, snow shovels, 9sc. store.
NOW is the time to pay your water rents.
The Red Men had last night to the nselN es.
Now call on Lsmuel Mari, No. s e. Fourth
street, for your shoes.
The lea men had an improved look THIS
morning.
Only four weeks more and then st. Valen-
tines day.
All kinds of job printing done at the RE-
PUBLICAN office.
The mammoth minstrels at the Opera
House tonight.
For the best and cheapest picture frames,
go to Yerger, 4e5 Shipley street.
The first American madeprinting press was
produced In 1867.
Who are to be elected to the Board of Ed
ucaton next May?
Friday afternoons are hailed with delight
by the school children.
Ink.stands in the shape Of a pear or peach
lying on grape leaf are among the new wood
carvings.
A small boy in Conshohosken threatened to
have revenge upon his teacher by drawing
her on his slate with her nose ''runnin." "
Choice new crop N o. molasses at Weldin
Il Lloyd's, Seventh and King streets.
Keep your feet dry and that will keep the
doctor from your doors.
Now there is a breeze between the City
Council and the Board OF Education.
"A. T., " of the "Gazetts;:" can write po-
litical articles as well as preach sermons.
At many OF the large weddings now, gentle
men do not wear gloves.
Cupping and leeching at No. 103 E. Second
street. Residence No. 403 East Second street.
The babies look fresh, rosy-red and healthy
in their coaches these crisp afternoons.
Never despise moustache when'it is down,
1t may bristle up some day.
Leadvlle is called a young town because its
Inhabitants are mostly miners.
A black horse Is hard to train for the reason
that you can't make "a black horse a bay.
Ladies and gents silk hats made to order
at AIS Market street. Also hats made to look
like new.
1t Is better to heed what you say than to
make a good explanation afterwards.
There is every indication OF an active poit-
ic Il campaign Ia Delaware this year.
Jack Frost did some fine artistic work on
the window panes last night.
An old preacher said "nO man is fit to
preach who does not cOvet pulpit more than
a throne"
Kings Good Samaritan Cough Syrup is a
sure cure for coughs and colds. Twenty-Five
cents per bettle.
Look alter the assessment list posted in
your ward and see lfyour name is on 1t, and
see II it is spelled correctly
VANITY of vanIties, saith the preacher, all
is vanity" That was after the preacher had
received his ullamount ofChristmass slippers.
1t is remarkable now many old bachelors
have become hard of hearing since the first OF
January.
A young man in Ohio went away to recu.
per tie his health, and when he arrived at the
place fell down stairs and fra ,tured his skull.
A great many people are anxious to intro.
duce new religion into the world. They are
those whs have never given the old one q
fair trial
q. s. Humphrey, the halter, 2le Market
street, has Just received big Job lot OF round
and tquare crown Derby hats for boys and
girls, ut fifty cents, worth eighty-five cents.
p. Snow Is the time to buy hats and caps
very cheap at u. s. Humphrey.
aarcelon calls himself, In good set phrase,
An unchanged Democrat; would 1t not be
More germane with his acts II we erase
From that same word, unchanged. the
letter &c"
'Twould serve to show by mere trifiing blot
Both his deserts and that he had them not.