Daily Republican., 1878-12-09
BREVITIES.

\ Go to the American Rifles fair.
Cupping and leeching at I'll King street.
Sun rises 7.06. Sun sets 4.36.
Eight cents q line are charged for all adver.
tisements in this solumn.
Good music at the Rifles fair at the Insti-
tute Hall.
Handsome frames OF all kinds at Yerger's,
406 Shipley street.
Show me the fashion-plates Of any age said
Talmage, aud ! will tell you the type of NOR
els or immorals of that age or that year. All
right, Bro. Talmage, we suggest the age of
Adam and Eve. We haven't the plates handy,
but doubtless you recollect them.
| Market street was crowded on Saturday
evening with shoppers and promenaders.
For good life-like picture consult Paul
Brown, at 4l4 Market street
Proposals are invited by Council for clean
ing and lighting the lamps for the year 1879.
Peculiar subject for a sermon 'Shall we
turn our churches into theatres, eating saloons
and pronouncing.bees?"
| Table linen and napkins very low at A. B.
Holt's, 100 West Second street
Look out for balls, for this is the season Of
the year.
Horsemen are poor pay. guess trust killed
them.
LUCKMAN'S STRING MUSIC for balls,
parties, etc. 81 Tatnall street.
Over FIVE thousand copies OF the DAILY
REPUBLICAN were sold on Saturday, and that
without the help of an extra edition.
The citizens or at least the property owners
Of Wilmington are all Tor economy In our mu-
nicipal affairs.
Go this evening to the American Rifles fair
at the Institute Hall.
Do the people of Wilmington wish to drink
pure water? II 80, pump it from up near
Bancroft's mills
Harley G. Brown got off easy, being cope
yicted only OF manslaughter.
Prof Italie, the celebrated spectacle man,
has removed to 2lS Market street. Gall and
see him.
Remember the American Rifles fair now
being held in the Institute hall.
Simpers, No. los West Eighth street, sells
stoves cheap. He has good assortment OF
other goods
Five infants were baptized at the West
Presbyterian church on Sunday morning.
Read the Judges charge n the Brown case
in another column.
Call at Megrattens dining rooms, 5A Mar
ket street, south side, Philadelphia, to get
good dinners.
That shoe store shut up for non-payment of
rent was on Second street between Market
and Shipley.
Rumford Bros, No. 404 Market street, have
the best stock and greatest variety of ladies,
misses and childrens iurs in the city.
What will the harvest re? is what the
store-keepers are now re coming up tor Christ
mas.
Notice to the public that will halfsole and
heel boots and shoes for 81 and other mending
in proportion, at S. W. corner of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
Printing of all kinds done at the REPuBLI.
CAN office.
The American Rifles are meeting with sue
cess at their fair at the Institute Hall.
At &. S. Humphreys, 2ls Market street,
can be seen an etegUnt assortment OF ladies'
furs, hats, gloves, and silk umbrellas from $3
ul-for the holidays. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Extr4vasance in business matters is no ex-
cuse for a firm not to meet their obligations.
CHRISTMAS GooDs.-The attention of our
thousands o. readers is called to the fact that
ID. Z. Smyth, at 81 Market street, has laid in
d large and handsome lot OF goods suitable
for holiday PRESENTS You can buy from a
gold watch down u "a gutta-percha chain at
this establishment Call and see.