Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
BREvITlEs.
Better laugh than cry!
Skating never was finer,

De'ter laugh than CRY
Skating never was finer.
q. 3. Humphrey, popular halter.
u. >. Humphrey, halter and f,rrier.
cupping and leeching at I'll King street.
Sun rises IN. Sun sets4n
Council meets again xt Monday evening
Boys gloves rs cents, at G. y. Humphrey Is
Eight cents line are charged for ali adver
tiseinenfs In this column.
Anything from tin typo to life-size crayo1
made at Paul Browns
CourtshiP Scene-George oh, Angelina
idol OF my being star Of my souls existence
Oh ali! ****i!! Angelina-Oh, dear
est ! Ali! 80 no! - ~ /, How
enters suddenly -!!.-?Y ~ a.
-! (Oh, pa don'tD But he did.
LUCKMAN's STRING MUSIC for balls
parties, etc. 81 Tatnall street
Who brought you that pretty rocking.
horse?' was asked a three year old boy
"Kriss KrIgle" replied he child.
ladies and Misses elegant EURS at q. s.
Humphreys, 26 Market street, for the hoIi.
days.
Treasurer Vincent still holds the fsrt on
Sixth street.
Gall at Megratten's dining rooms, 52 Mar.
ket street, south side, Philadelphia, to get
good dinners.
Advertise in the columns of the RRPuBLr.
CAN.
Barlow, Wilson. Primrose l. Vests min
strels at the Opera House on next Monday
evening.
Sugar 6, 7, 8 and 81 cents granulated Q
cents. our 10 cent coffee can't be beaten. T.
M. Wier, 1909 Market street.
The Board of Education held another one
of their long talks last evening.
Glatts Eckel we're the lowest bidders for
the printing of the city ordinances, doing 200
copies at II cents per page.
Bring your clothes TO Alfred Carlson, 2 East
Fifth street. for cleaning and repairing.
specially made in ladies' coats.
The new iron railway Is being placed In DO
siton around the Rodney street basin.
Pure drugs always on hand at Dr. Cooper's
drug store, 7th and Jefferson streets, and pre-
scriptions carefully compounded.
The Christmas trees afford numerous big
newspaper puiis for several days afterward.
Don't fail to get your little girl nice ex-
TENSION table or some other piece OF toy furni-
ture at Adairs, POT Market street.
The amusement furor is still as great as ever
in Wilmington.
Umbrellas-Silk, mohair, alpaca and ging-
ham IN great variety of styles at G.. S. Hum
phreys. 2l6 Market street, tor the holidays.
The merchants had a good Xmas this
year.
MAKE NO MIsTAKE-F0r the best 80 cent
tea and 20 cent coffee, 20 to Sharpless' Tea
Store, III West Second street, near Orange.
Bring your Job printing to the REPUBLICAN
office, as satisfaction and low prices will be as
sured you.
Haverly's minstrels promise a rich treat on
their event in our city.
Unequaled In effectiveness, unapproached
in cheapness, and unrivalled in popularity is |
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup 25 cents per bottle.
Alfred Walton was elected to fill the va
,ancy in tho first Ward by Council.
Seth Stewart was elected fire watch last
evening by Council.
Noiice to the public that will half-sole and
heel boots and shoes for 81, and other mending
n proportion, at s. w. corner of Seventh and
ratnall streets. John E. Bailey.
The Insurance question was again winded
'yer by the Board last evening.
The Trustees of the Poor meet at the Aims.
Iouse to-day.
The handsome candy ornament In Longs
Iindow, 3Ol East Sixth street, will be given
way on New Years eve. A ticket free with
ach purchase Of 50 cents worth of CONNECTIONS
The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN can be had at
his Office ready for mailing at five cents per
1py.
Mr.. Maxwell, Councilman from the first
Yard sent in his resignation last evening.
Ladies for a handsome set of furs, there i.
0 house in this city that can display a chocer
ock or offer you greater inducements in
rices, than at Rumford Bros, No. 4o4 Ms rk't
rect.
he buckwheat epidemic now
In the neighbOrhOod is lurkin',
hen the av'rage man of his stomach max, v
A sort of butter firkin. u