Daily Republican., 1878-11-07
BREVITIEs.

Pyle's majority over Clark is 1885,
Cupping and leeching at I'll King street.
sun rises 623. Sun sets sos.
Eight cents u line are charged for all adver-
tisements in this column
never knew a fashionable woman who did
not think more Of Q fool than Of an upright,
sensible man, says Talmage; and everybody
knows he Is favorite with the ladies.
Hot and cold baths at los W. Second street,
| B. Valentine.
Don't get In debt to shoemaker, If you
would call your sole your owR. =.
tiet your pictures framed at Yerger's, 4O5
Shipley street.
Are you going to the Miiiard c.Acert this
evening, at the Opera House?
The latest fall styles of hats at Baker &
Co.'s. 4l4 Market street.
Let US all laugh We shall now have a solid
North against solid South. The ballots will
beat.
Shippers sells stoves heaters and ranges at
No. Ill W. Eighth street.
The REPUBLICAN Is the popular one cent
paper of Wilmington. At least the newsboys
prefer to sell 1t to the other dailies.
A lot of cheap doors for sale at Pierson
Bros, 4l9 West Front street.
The horse-trainers have leased the Old
Foundry, In which to show their skill In the
art OF Workmanship.
Big measure, over rs oysters to the quart, at
Ainscows, III Shipley street.
Job printing Of all kinds done at the RE.
PUBLICAN Office s.
Prof ltal'e will be at No. ia Mark t
street on Saturday morning.
Lieberman, the popular clothier, corner 9th
and Market, has flung to the breeze several
handsome transparencies.
Over 1900 copies of the DAILY REpuBtr-
CAN were disposed OF on Wednesday.
French china, porcelain glassware and
queensware cheap, at Fraiui's, 3l4 King St.
Autumn is turning the book of nature very
fast. We will soon see the fly leaving.
=R=THURSDAY EVENING, THE 7TH
INST. THE USUAL PLACE, AT N
P. M.
REPUBLICAN. 1t contains tie entire news of
the week.
CABINET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $3.
per Dozen Vignetts 800, at Beechers, 315
Market street.
"Loge is blind. y It's said, but the enamored
youth said he could see rs well with the light
turned down, lust II little more, darling"
Call ut hiegratten's dining looms, ga Mar
ket street, south side, Philadelphia, to get
good dinners.
The Reading Times and Dispatch contains q
laughable sketch on the result OF the late elec-
ton in Pennsylvania. a.a-
Furs for the million! Smoke and grow fat /.
Havana cigars only cents each, at Chap
mans, 4th and Shipley.
The ladies of the West church will give a
mum or hold your Ongue sociabe at the West
church on Friday evening. Admission ten
cents, including refreshments
The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN for this week is
out and can be had ut this office.
The cheapest place in the city to buy gro
ceries and provisions. is at +. L. Robinson &
Bros. N. f. cor. Ninth and Orange.
The Republicans are not all dead yet, even
ifDclaware did go strong Democratic.
RumiorL Bros No. 4Ol Market street, have
thr '','St stock and greatest variety of ladies,
misses and children's furs In the CITY,
Read Wanamakers new adveri isement in
another column.
,'ry- dOn't 'nrget those fine fOur-striped
mink sab,c sets Of iurs can be bought for $40,
(worth Il ut G 5. Humphreys, 2l8 Market
street.
Notice to the public that will halfsole and
heel boots and shoe for $1,and other mending
| in prOlortion Mt ;. w. corner OF Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
r is" yonr lamps and keep your lights bur-
mag, 'or Kelubicanism is not dead yet.
Ladies. take notice ! Go to Bluke's, at 2Ss
| VI rhct street, Cup stairs) to get your hats al
tered in style. They can he made to look like
nov. All tho latest styles now on hand.
| Boys you can make several dollars q month
by sc ling the DAILY REPUBLICAN.
IL +. t!ckclS offers Il large stock OF second
| hand Office ana room stoves cheap, In addition
to ms laigeassortnont ofthe improved pattern
OF heating, cook stoves, ranges, &C., and Q
East Fourth street, Wilmington De.