Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
RREvITIEs.
Eight cents q line are charged for all adver
usements In this column.

Eight cents 8 line are charged for all advel
dsements In this column.
Mary had little lamp,
Twas filled with kerosene,
She blew right down the chimney.
And vanished from the scene
Council meets this evening.
Advertise In the REPUBLICAN,.
Buy your winter underclothes.
Have you registered your purp?
A press gang-i oung ladies after FERNS
Cupping and leeching at I'll King street.
Sun rises 6.23. Sun sets sos.
Kissing the baby may result in deforminp
its nose and bringing on near-sghtedness
The safest plan is not to kiss baby OF the fem
mime persuasion until 1t attains the age ofsix
teen years. The cartilage Of the nose is much
stronger then.
@ s. Humphrey Is the popular halter and
furrier Of our city.
We have got all the back numbers Of the
REPUBLICAN, advertised for.
Big measure. over rs oysters to the quart, at
AinscOw's, I'll Shipley street.
The candidate shakes hands from now until
the 9Th Of November. and then he shakes the
hand-shakes.
Great Bonanza, Genuine Briar Pipe only
10 cents at Chapman's. "Where?" 4th and
ShiPley.
Big measure, over 70 oysters to the quart, at
Reynolds, 1o5 East Second street.
Feli's spice mills are very unlucky somehow.
Hos any one apersonal spite against the name
Fell7
ito to Mrs. A. B. Holt, No 100 W. Second
street, for cheap fall and winter drygoods.
job printing of all kinds done at the REPUB-
LICAN office.
He sat down on plug hat and "A rose with.
out e. thorn"
Steam mush prepared and sold at grocery
stores by Jacob Sinex, No. 5l2 Orange street.
The Greenbackers are muchly troubled over
their ticket for the coming election.
]. q. Mearns has a superior quality of nut
ton. lamb and veal. In the Central market
Eighth street near Tatnall.
The NJ s. X. A. gives entertainments every
week at their rooms, Third and King streets
Call on Simpers, III W. Eighth street, and
buy your stoves. Housefurnishing goods kept
on hand.
The st. Paul's NJ. E. folks will give supper
at their church on Thanksgiving evening
Lieberman Is the popular clothier of this
city.
Call at Megratten's dining rooms, 624 Mar
ket street, south side, Philadelphia to get
good dinners.
The history of the REPUBLICAN N is now being
collected by our funny graphic writer, and
will appear In this paper in few days.
Eat, drink and he merry for the day of gold
and silver has arrived.
Notice to the public that will half-sole and
heel boots and shoes for Land other mending
In proportion, at S. W. corner of Seventh and
N nall str nhp T.
Board of fEducation-all IS Jobs get estimates
on them. MOral-all $50 jobs give them to
some printer so that he can make fair profit
on them.
The largest and cheapest assortment of furs
and fur trimming at Rumford Bros, No. 4O4
Market street.
Some of fthelWilmingtOn printers must filch
their material or else get 1t given TO them on
time
Free lunch at Chapman's Great Tobacco
Mart. Viz:-Hydrant water and chewing to-
baccO thrown in.
Teaching school gives employment to nu-
merous iair daughters of Wilmington.
H. F. Pickles offers large stock OF second.
hand Offlce ana room stoves cheap, iD addition
to his large assortment Ofthe improved pattern
OF heating, cook stoves, ranges, &C., and .
East Fourth street Wilmington. Del
Boys should not use sling shots in the
streets. They are liable to fine.
The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN for this week 's
out and can be had ut this Office
See the sewing machine that was awarded
the only special grand gold prize at the late
Paris Exposition, over 80 competitors, at the
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co. 3 office,
72s Market street, Wilmington, Del, E. Car
ter, Jr, Agent
'iis the light that shines most brightly
On Liie's dull stream,
There's nothing half so sweet In life
As good ice cream
In warm weather.