Daily Republican., 1880-02-11
RNEYITlEA.

Sun rises 6.h9. sun sets S.ap.
Jenny Lind is 60.
New moon again.
| Fish season almost here.
Full markets this morning.
| This is the first day of Lent
The ice men are still hopeful.
Ice in the county five inches thick.
Be careful when you cross the railrold.
The maple sugar season has commenced.
There is no FUN in slelg ching without relies
q. s. Humphrey the halter, 2l8 Marke; st.
Snow shovels, sleds and skates, 80 CT. store.
Cupping and lccching at No. los Il. Second
street. Residence No, 403 Eaet Second street.
Be satisfied with your LOT in life and strive
to improve 1t.
Col. Bradford wants to try his hard on
journalism. Risky, Colonel.
Local elections in Pennsylvania neltT ues-
day.
"LeAt." During this season 60 to ullin'g,
Sd and Madison for fish Of all kinds.
Little February is showing us want win
ter is.
A man Of small caliber canno, OK 9ect to be
a big gun.
n
it has to su ng forit.
You always tind dollar bill increases af
ter it has bsen folded few times.
Choice new crop N. O. molasses at Weldin
Il Lloyd's, Seventh and King streets.
A homely servant girl in house is well
spring OF joy.
The whitehall Timea truthfully says: "a
wise town Is known by the fire company it
keeps"
A fellow should never kias girl on a noun
tain, because mountains peak.
When man has n cold In his head he may
be said to be down on his snee2e.
Tell II uptn all Deawareans that Adair
keeps the largest and best assortment as 2u7
Market street.
"PucR's" take off on kitchen calesthenics
is side-sp;ittingly rich.
Berry has concluded not to open up his ice
cream sttnd in the Third street. market tor q
while yet.
Banged hair is cut of style now except for
small children.
All persons who have tried Kings Good
Samaritan Cough Syrup say it is the cheapest
and best medicine they ever used
When man has nothing but few broken
teeth In his mouth can he be properly styled
a stump speaker
inst received choice new crop japan teas
season eI 1879, which we are ling low. Try
them. W. d. Mullin, Jr., Thlrd and Mad
isOn.
First Freshman Did ysu ever see an ape
run? Second Frcshman-Oh yes; I've seen
an aprsn, 1t covered one lap.
Don't meddle with other peoples business.
Stick to your own.
Good timothy hay still 81 per hundred, and
nuro clover YO cents; baled hay, 81 10; baled
straw. 65 cents. Good mixed hay coming in
nearly every day by the ton. Come to the
hay market on West Front street near Mad.
son, and see what you are buying.
1t may be we'll enough to give credit to
whom 1t Is due but as a rule one had better
insist on having tho cash down.
A Maine editor was paralyzed while sitting
In church last Sunday, and an esteemed ca
temporary thinks the novelty Of the situation
was too much for him
Get the price for cooking ranges and stoves
OF Quigg, Ninth and Shipley streets, before
purchasing elsewhere He has fine assort-
inent at the lowest cash prices.
This snow is tit emblem OF pety and good
ness. vet little of 1t down the buck of a
mans neck makes whole household trem
ble.-"Derrick.'
Notice to the Public.--l will hali-soe and
heel boots and shoes for 81; other mending In
proportion, John E. Bailey, s. W. corner OF
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
When landlady discovered that her board
ers were dropping off, the burden Of her song
became "Nofhing but leaves