Daily Republican., 1878-11-14
BREvlTIEs.

Bad boys use very vulgar language.
. Suitable dover for a widow-A widower.
E Cupping and leechlng at 2l1 King street.
Sun rises 645. Sun sets 4.45
Brevity is the sole of wit and the Gazeft
wants the REPUBLICAN, TO take notice.
The West Presby yterian folks expect TO Civ,
their new pastor reception on Friday even
ing.
Boys don't 60 into swim until the water be.
comes little warmer.
Handsome pictures can be had at Brown 8
IA Market street.
Eight cents line are charged for all adver
tisements In this column.
Seven pounds ofsnow white bnckwheat meal
for twenty cents at Central Market.
Newspaper writer's are becoming more nu-
merous every day,
There Is also something the matter with my
other eye-Ben. Butler.
Go to A. b. Holt, 1Os W. Second street, for
cheap blankets and quilts.
johnny stole one pancake and got six span
aches for 1t.
The UNExCELLED COAL sold by E.
Griffith, corner 9th and Orange, can't be beat
In quality or price.
The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN for this week is
out anu cuu DC Hau AZ tuls ONCE.
Take your little ones to Browns, 4l4 Market
street, to sit for their pictures.
Joe Emmet. the comedian, is playing to
packed houses in St Louis.
By all means let Delaware adopt the Motfet
bell-punch. 1t would help pay the city taxes. !
Prof. Murdoch will lecture in the Masonic |
Hall lee ure room this evening.
Osler, corner Seventh and Orange streets, is
famous as cake baker Try him.
Two of the Wilmington reporters were bad
ly taken In and done for on Wednesday after
noon.
Go to Central Market for your butter, fine
fresh print, roll and tub, always on hand.
The place to get your printing done neatly
as well as cheaply is at the REPUBLICAN
Office.
Rumford Bros, No. 4O4 Market street, sells
furs and fur-trimming at lower prices than any
one else.
What a rather ludicrous effect the sudden
stopping Of street car has upon person
who is standing.
Benjamin Johnson ESQ.,, will deliver his
lecture, IAN Eight Weeks Trip to Europe"
at st. Andrews church, this evening.
We expect to print five thousand copies OF
the DAILY BEPUBLICAN every day next week.
Advertisers keep this in mind.
Call at Megrattens dining rooms, 524 Mar
ket street. south side, Philadelphia, to get
good dinners.
The Commissioners say the Cool Spring res
ervoir is all O. K, and the people had their
scare ior nothing.
Just received fine lot of Lancaster County
roll butter, which We are selling very cheap at
Central Market.
The rich widow who inherited her property
from her husband, attended his funeral in
real estate conveyance.
Notice to the public that will half-sole and |
heel boots and shoes for 81, and other mending
in proportion, at S. W corner of Seventh and |
Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
The winter will be severe, Judging from the
predictions. They never go wrong
Seven pounds of good family -four twenty
cents, seven pounds best twenty five, twenty,
eigh, and thirty cents, at Central Market.
A gentleman from Philadelphia, visiting
Wilmington on business, came In the REPUB-
LICAN Office on Wednesday morning and said
the REPUBLICAN was the best paper published
In the city.
After looking all over the city for FURS we
purchased at &. s. Humphreys, 216 Market
street, HIS stock being the largest. best
styles and lowest prices Also Ladies, Misses
and Childrep's Seal Hats.
History has no hero who is admired by the
average boy so much rs the man who spits at
a mark through his teeth.
Many heart has been cheered with
bright fire made Of the UNEXCELLED
COAL, sold by +. Griffith 9Th and Orange.
The finest silk hat of the average young
man Is rarely success.
We have Just received q fine selected stock
Of CIGARS from the leading factories of New
York, comprising the following justly celeb a.
tea brands: The Unicum Corn Exchang
King Bear, Argentos, Chas Loewe's Choice,
Express, Ill Concrete and the Great Centcn-
malls. These cigars are approved by every one
who use them, and, undoubtedly. are without
a rival. Call and try them. David Downs \
Son, Is Z. Third street, Odd Fellows Hall
Tell me, ye winged winds
That round my pathway roll,
Is there no hope for us
No calm, secluded hole
Which, with no noise or tumult n h,
We may crawl IN and gently die:
Tell me, ye fiery sun,
As blaze ye in your track,
VIII tate not smile anon
And give us greenback5 back?
Is there no pOw'r divine can save
Us absolutely from the grave?
Tell me, ye rolling moon,
VIII voters now uDbraid
Their leaders, since the little game
OF fiat moneys played?
And will some grim historian tell
Posterity 1t was sell?
Tell me, ye silver stars,
q, tell this chastened soul
1fit may crawl anon
Into some quiet hole