Daily Republican., 1880-02-13
BREVITlES,

Sun rises 6.66. Sun sets 5.3S.
Good bye, winter.
Are these Spring showers2
Have yeu had valentine yet
MOrslarge childs rock chairs at 90 ct. store.
q. S. Humphrey the halter, 2l6 Market st.
Cupp1ng and leeching at No. 1OS E. Second
street. Residence No, 400 East Second street.
The ceiling Of a newspaper offlcs causes
quite a ripple in newspaperdOm.
The planet Mercury now rises u little tetOre
the sun.
Try Goodnow's new crop of 40 ceat teas.
They are hard to beat.
Give foolish talker rope enough and he
will hang himself.
Signatures in lead pencil stand good in
law.
Now Ia the time for persons out Of employ
nent to pick up little odd spring jobs.
Choice new crop N. o. molasses at We!din
X Lloyd's, Seventh and King streets.
TThe best partner you can have in your bus.
iness Is your lwife, provided she is a good
one.
Aneedle has to pass through seventy pairs
of hands before 1t is considered ready tor
use.
Tell it unto all Delawareans that Adair
keeps the largest and best assortment at 2O7
Market street.
Weston will be contestant TOR the Ashley
belt In London in March.
Look out for gift concerts soon, generally
called missionary anniversaries.
All persons who have tried Kings Good
Samaritan Cough Syrup say it is the cheapest
and best medicine they ever used,
The REPUBLICAN will soon be run OF on q
double cylinder press.
What is 1t that ties two, but only touches
one? A wedding ring.
A girl may smile and smile, and be unwill-
Ing still.
For purity, cleanliness, fragrance and
strength our 10 cent teas are unequaled.
VIM. y. Mullin, Jr., Third and Madison sts
A paperin this city is more scared at the
prospect OF the Republicans carrying the
State next fall than the REPUBLICAN is of q
new Republican paper starting.
Yesterday was Lincoln's birthday.
Where is the "Heautiiul Snow" now:
Notice to the Publlc.-l will half-sole and
heel boots and shoes for 81; other mending in
proportion, John Il. Bailey, S. W. corner Of
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
He said her hair was dyed, and when che
Indignantly exclaimed, "'Tis talss ~ he said
lie presumed so.
The school boy who was asked why he was
good, replied that 1t was because he had to be
or get damned.
Get the price for cooking ranges and stoves
of G uigg, Ninth and Shipiey streets, before
purchasing elsewhere. Hehas fine assort-
ment at the loves. cash prices.
An admirer Of the festive Bob has named
his son Ingersoll. When that lad grows up
he'll be awfullY embarrassed to find he has
no Christian name.
No person will be admitted to the Boston
cat show without being searched, to see that
he has not boot jack concealed about him,
Goodnow, bth and Madison, will sell dur
ing Lent splendid mackerel at cents per
pound. Gall and examine them.
Persons with strong ''turn' for music
Organ grinders,
An Ohio newspaper speaks of man being
bruised by "emphatie gestures OF n mule"
Good timothy hay still 81 per hundred, and
pure clover 90 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 Madi-
son, and see what you are buying.
Girls SHOULD be modest, they say:
Still, on st. Valentines Day,
suppose young maid may
Offer a tiny bouquet
And not wander far astray
From Perfection.
Only q Leaf and pink,
Surely of that one may wink;
lam still safe on the brink,
since have no; said, 1 think,
That you are yourself the pink
0fperfection.