Daily Republican., 1878-11-05
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Eight cents line are charged tor all adver.
tsenents In this column
Haye you paid your tax?
The Herald is a morning paper
The stove feels splendid these cool days
Have you had your fall 0yercoat laid in?
Cnpping and leeching at III King street.
Little boys look up your last years sleds.
sun rises 623. Sun sets 5.05.
The REPUBLICAN printed an extra large
edition on Monday afternoon.
Hot and cold baths at 1O5 W. Second street,
B. Valentine.
We expect to issue an extra tonight. Look
out for 1t.
Go to Browns, 4l4 Market street, for the
finest pictures In the city.
Did you read the report of Thomas Bayard's
speech, delivered at the Opera House on Sat
urday evening?
Choice FLOUk and Timothy hay for sale
by +. irittith, 9th and Orange.
| Shippers sells stoves, heaters and ranges at
No. Ill W. Eighth street.
Are you in the fashion? II SO, how Is your
cold?
Big measure. over rs oysters to the quart, a
Ainscow's, III Shipley street.
Advertise in the paper having the largest
circulation, which Is the REPUBLICAN.
Prof Italie will not be at No. ia Market
street until Saturday morning.
Ifyou have not voted, do so at once, and
vote the whale Republican ticket without an!
| isms.
Big measure. over 10 oysters 10 the quart, al
Reynolds los East Second street.
Bishop Becker's sermon will appear In this
weeks WEEKLY REPUBLICAN.
The finest crlyons, India inks, water colorS.
at Paul Browns, Ala Market street.
Stove pipe hats have gone out of fashion
since the usual turn outs on st. Patrick's day
! In New York.
Examine Fralm's large, new stock Of china
glass, SC, No. 3ll King street, before you buy
The ladies delght-A fire made with the
UNFXC XCELLEB COAL sold by f. Griffith,
cor 9th and Orange.
Base hall is on the decline and skating will
| soon commence.
=N=THURSDAY EVENING, THE 7TH
INST. THE USUAL PLACE, AT II
PM.
The old women a,e now busily engaged iI
darninn stockings Turing the evening.
CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS Figures SO
per dozen. Nignetts s400, at Beecher's 81
Market street.
Nice young men in Wilmington drygoods
stores. At least he Urls all say so.
Call at uegratten's dining rooms, 524 Mar
ket street south side, Philadelphia, to ge
good dinners.
UeNormandies clock, watch and ieweIr,
store, No. 5 W. 9th st. Also knives, forks
spoons Sc. TO hire very low.
Bring your clothes to Alfred Carlson. 2 Ear
Fifth street, for cleaning and repairing. A
specially made in ladies coats.
Save money by buying your hats, furs AM
giovrs at the popular hat store, ZIG Market
street, kept by q S. Humphrey.
What you need this cold weather is one tor
Of the UNEXCELLED COAL, sold by L
Griffith, Sixth and Orange.
Plain clear n pint tumblers tnot greer
glass; 40 cts dozen. Beautiful heavy lamp
(complete) 10 inches high, 40 cents each, a
2lT King street, above Second
A gentleman desires two or three-stor.
house, containing modern cOnveniences, cen
trally located. See want.
Nice wea her to gather autumn leaves
They should be we'll pressed. We mean thu
leaves.
Notice to the public that will half-sole ant
. heel boots and shoes for 81 and other mendins
in proportion, at S. W. corner of Seventh ant
: Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
Ladies for handsome set of f,Irs there |
no house in this city that can display choice
stock or offer you greater inducements IL
! prices, than at Rumford Bros, No. 4Oi Marke
street.
The cheapest place in the city to buy gro
ceries and provisions, Is at 7. l.. Robinson
Bro. g. N +. cor Ninth and Orange.
Over 900 seats for the coming Milla"d clu
concert have been already taken.
H.F. tickels offers n large stock Of Sc. ond
hand office ana room stoves cheap, In addition
to his large assortment OF the improved pa"ell
OF heating, cook stoves, ranges, &c, an4
, East Fourth street. Wilmington. Del