Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
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| Sun rl2eS 7.l2...... sun SetS 0.l0.
The roads are drying.
A land az tator-A pIOw.
The sparrows are mating.
| Black-birds are prospecting.
The Blaine boom is booming.
| Go and get assessed on Saturday.
q. S. Humphrey the halter, ZIG Market St
A dentists slgn-Drawlng, music and dan
cling.
Now Ia the time for our merchants to adver-
tise for the Spring trade.
York rambO apples at Goodnow's, Fifth and
Madison streets.
Sunday schools are already looking forward
10 next summers excursions.
Now the Maine war is over, we are ready
for the Polar lco wave.
For the best and cheapest picture frames,
go to Yerger, 405 Shipley street.
And soon we msy look for Berry to be along
with his ice cream.
The fur dealers are not satisfied with their
Winters sales.
Repairing of furniture promptly execu.e ed
by Adair, No. 2C7 Market street,
Ifa man who runs deanery Is a deI IN, is
the man who runs a beanery bean?
An luanO lellOW Cih iHNIIe HIS Slil " tdhe
$50 mile sleigh ride.
Croice new crop N. o. mollsses at Weldin
LlOyd's, Seventh and King streets.
Any fool can make light OF sacred things.
COarseness is not wit.
Swinging on the yard gates has already
commenced.
Choice sweet cider 25 cents per gallon. at
Fifth and Madison streets.
When you purchase fish by the pound, the
scales are always thrown in.
A lofty stand-point-The top of a lightning
rod.
YOU have a bad case Of Group In the house,
give Kings Good Samaritan Cough syrup.
Clear away the garbage from about your
doors and yards, and thereby keep disease
from your Doors
Are you assessed? We mean you, reader.
If you are not, go and get assessed on Satur-
day.
Cupping and lesching at No. 1903 e. Second
street. Residence No, 40S East Sec0rd street.
1t is feared that when the patriotic women
vote, there will be q great deal Of scratching
NJ the polls
More large pans and wash dishes, scrdb,
stove and backing brushes Tor lOc., 9Sc. store.
The REPUBLICAN will be red hot during the
present campaign; be sure and subscribe tor
it!
The Registration Supervisors will be on
duty at the City Hall on Saturday. There are
thirty of them beside chief ooss Valentine.
Pure cider vinegar for six cents per quart,
at Fifth and Madison streets.
The firjt aud last days of February will be
Sundays, and there Will DO three sundays De-
tween them.
las mn tnI in
and an eQull number OF clergymen sleep in
their talk,
A new lot of dishes Just arrived, more OF
those sets containing 40 pieces for g. 90, at
Third and Iatnall sire Is.
"Amerloan Punch: The old maid who
tenderly strokes the cats back thinks she is
engaged in a laudable pursuit, that l., If it /:
done on purr-puss.
Wby pay 81. 10 for baled hay, when you can
buy a cwt OF loose hay for Sl.00, delivered; at
he new Hay Market, Front street near Mad
ison.
He wanted to be a Supervisor of Registra-
ton in the Western District. Finn Ward, but
Chiet Supervisor Valentine Lynched h m on
the spot.
Notice to the Publlc.-l will halt.sole and
heel boots and shoes for 81 other mending in
proportion, John Il. Bailey, S. W. corner OF
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
little fellow, on going for the first time
tn church where the pews were very high, was
asked on coming out what he did in church.
He replied. g went into cupb ard ami sat
on the shelf"
An old Michigander has worn string Of
red beans on his neck for twentythree years,
and during that time he has never taken
cold. They would probably have the same ei-
feet II worn around table leg.
I III
opens its Spring term on next Secondary,
monday February I'd. For further informa
tlon, cali on O. +. Thomas u 90, or Fred.
Edw. Bach, principal, oO8 W. Ninth street.
This Is the burden Of negro song, which
has more of piety than poetry
one woman, don't you cry,
For de say about de sky
Dat ebery cloud It hez silver linin;
Oar is hoe cake on dc shelf,
So 70 and help yeself
An do'ant be standin' In de deah and whi.
nin'-