Daily Republican., 1880-01-21
IL BREVITIES.

Sun rises 7lS....... Sun sets sos.
Out of season.
Another full market!
More folding-back chairs, 99c. store.
Just buy Good Samaritan Cough Syrup.
Infants are often guilty Of much cry'em.
When a minister loses interest In his work
his congregation lose interest In him.
A gentleman informs US that he saw blue
bird day or two ago.
Hoist your windows and let the sun pene
trate your dwellings,
Dog g-catcher Hunt starts upon the dog hum
to day. Mr.. Hunt wants two deputies.
For the best and cheapest picture frames
go to Yerger, 405 Shlpley street.
When the Fusionsts tried to enter the
State House at Augusta. they were refused.
The annual meetings of the association
interpretations have nearly all been held.
The thermometer was 68" at Sixth and
Market streets yesterday.
A written mass Of confused ideas is a write
tangle.
Can four lady postal clerks rightly Re called
mail quartette?
Choice new crop N. o. molassas at Weldin
& Lloyd's, Seventh and King streets
Next to wife, the easiest thing for posr
man to get, Is to get In debt.
This unreasonable weather must make
lively times for the physicians.
Look at the Sixth and Seventh Wards as
sessment lists in Io-day's Issue.
John Temple was before the Mayor, last
night, charged with wholesale GareelOning.
This fine weather favOrs Mr.. Given In
pushing on the erection of the new Csurt
House.
Cupping and leeching at No. l03 E. Second
street, Residence No. 403 East Second street.
"Why are wives what they are?" asks an
exchange. We suspect 1t is because they get
married.-Norristown Herald.
The proper way to check SANDER Is to de-
spise 1t; atrempt to Overtake and relute 1t,
and 1t will outrup you.
No amount of training will teach dog to
sit in front of baker shop while his master is
in a saloon.
A little Brooklyn girl asked her grandma
how many glasses Of beer it takes to make a
person walk lame.
The Fusieuists say that arms are we'll
enough in their way, but they intend relying
on their legs.
Ladies' and gents silk hats made to order
at 4l5 Market street. Also hats made to look
like new.
John O'Byrne, Esq, not only attends to his
corporation duties In New York, but finds
some time to spend in the lecture field.
House renters are on the war-path, and the
landlords blandly meet them with "a dollar
a month more.
Judge Bradford will probably give his de-
cision In regard to the appointment of Super
visors of Assessments tomorrow.
The noisy nickel makes more fuss than
ten dollar nete In contribution box. but 1t
does net de so much good in the line OF
charity.
Mayor Bigger, of Delaware Oity, is waging
y righteous war of extermination against the
dogs of that town since the death of Mr..
Alexander.
Let 1t be whispered to the heavens that
Adair still keeps furniture store at No. 2J7
Market street.
The West Chester papers have not had the
imell of O skunk local for two days, but the
Local News " has found two-legged pos
um.
Our builders are looking toward next
Spring with hopeful anticipation OF more i'm
,rovements being made than there were dur
ny last season.
No bald-headed type-setter was ever cen
'erted during the fly season. Yea, verify the
u
Augustus O'Donnell is amongst those as
essed in the First Ward, though he voted |
vice in the Filth Ward last Fall, and elected |
Democratic Councilman,
General Ben. Butler, handsome Senator |
Booth and Senator Sharon, the Croesus are
II three said to be looking for wives. Butler
Vill have the advantage, for he can look two
rays at every squint.
Humphrey, the halter, has Just received
everal cases OF hats OF the Spring style, |
legant in finish and lew in prices, at 2ls
Market street.
Men may speak Of wonan's beauties,
OF the sweet, straight Grecian nese;
Preach about maternal duties
And life's never-eAding woes;
But the sweetest woman living
Is the one who doesn't hear
Crsaking bosts on corned feet giving,
When st night up stairs We steer.