Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
BREVITIES.

Sun rises 5.4o....... Sun sets 6.28
Business continues brisk.
Are fresh eggs Easter lays'
i Who ever saw q garden walk:
Two months more then summer
Yesterday was an unpleasant day.
There were several balls last evening.
CLOCKS, clocks clocks, at No. 9 E. I'd st.
q. s. Humphrey the halter, 2l6 Market st
The lives Of the good and the great are the
heritage OF the ages.
Holland make pictures Of babies to perfec
ton at Gil Walnut street.
Largest warerooms In the city at 207 Mar
ket street.
Easter Is growing to be more Of o holiday
with each succeeding year.
Go to E. A. Parry, s27 Market st. and there
you will find nice baby coaches.
Cupping and leeching at No. 1893 E. Second
street.
The dates for excursions are already being
announced.
Fashionable dressmaking at No. COS Market
street.
The young man who bets on his watch as a
time-keeper is stalking notes on time.
Fine canary birds at E. A. Parry's, No. se7
Market street.
Housekeepsrs can get nice rye straw to put
under carpets at the hay yard. west Front st.
The drunkard, like a waiter in deaf and
dumb asylum, Is servant OF me still.
Holland makes six fine card pictures for 81,
at 5l1 Walnut street.
Remember that Mlllard F. Davis is selling
clocks very cheap at No. 9 Z. End st.
Lawn dress goods have appeared in the
store windows.
Buy your Illuminating oils from O. L. Sim
mons and feel safe.
holland makes the best tintypes in the city
at Oil Walnut street,
It is not easy to knock the spots out of
hand that holds four aces.
A very nice lot OF onion setts by the quart,
peck or bushel at Adam Grubb & Sons.
Landreths garden seeds Just arrived at
Adam Grubb & Sons.
Sweet sixteen feels that the game of fifteen
has boen attracting too much interest for
leap year.
]. A. Wilson, undertaken, has removed to
GIG King street,
Brigham Young's widow Is gradually for.
getting the old man. -Four Of her has re-mar-
ried since he died.
Girls in their teens will wear large round
collarettes Of cut work, Maltese and antique
laces.
Notice TO the Public.-l will hali-sole and
heel boots and shoes for 81 other monding In
proportion, John f. Bailey, s. W. corner OF
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
Beaded passementeries will be largely used |
for trimming silks and satins used In cos |
tunes and wrappings for the early spring.
The cheapest sure-baking stove In the mar |
ket is the Stuart Range, latest Improvements |
sold by H. +. Pickels, & E. 4th street,
The faults that are committed through ex. |
cess OF kindness, 1t requires small kindness |
to excuse.
Just received another fine assortment Of l
those very cheap clocks at Millard +. Davis, |
No. 0 Z, I'd street.
The more you can imagine yourselfa swan
while sailing through quadrille the less you |
will care about the plumbers you make.
Puro maple sugar and Boston Lamps for
S1.l0, worth $3.50, at % ct. store.
An exchange says: sour consuls in China
grow rich and return as China Astors." This
Is natural on account Of their stay in the /
Flowery Kingdom.-Lowell "Journal"
All persons who have tried Kings Good
Samaritan Cough Syrup say 1t Is the cheapest
and best medicine they ever used,
The fashion Of making the basque sia diff.
ferent fabric from that Of the skirt will con-
tinua through the next season, and will pre-
vail In the simplest oambric and giDgham /
dresses % In silks and woolens.
I.andreth's Extra EARLY, McLean's Little |
Gem, and many other kinds Of seed peas,
fresh and genuine. For sale by Adam Grubb
q Sen, Ninth Ward.