Daily Republican., 1878-11-22
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D0yOu really, truly love me,
More than any girl You known
Well. then hug me, just o little,

MORE than any girl You kn0Wf
Well. then hug mi, just little,
fyou must before you 20.
} Fold your arms around me tighter,
Have you never huggsd before?
Draw me nearer. press me closer;
|, Can't you hug me any more?
Pictures taken ct 4l4 Market strsst.
Cupping and leeching at I'll King street.
This is not Friday but another rainy day.
Job lots Of boys clothing at Cyrus Stern's.
q. stern sells new Methodist hymn books.
Sun rises &64. tu.t.l4 Sun sets 4.ap.
For "a years Cyrus Stern has had one price
Try al 8 cent cigar 1t 800 W. Second street
Have your rclothing ordered at Cyrus Stern's
Eight cents : line sre charged for ell adver
tissmen@ In this column. T. ...Ig
The American Rifles will hold their fourth
annual fair in the institute Hall, c0mmencina
on Thanksgiving evening. 49,, 0.,,'
Mems, youths' and boys' oyercoats at Cyru,
Stern's. f..l - -
youth sixteen years old will be lashed or
Saturday for petty offence. 49, l.r
The morals Of the Marylanders must be q
Q low ebb. A IL Ut - = :
.,a 81 = ~ ysasss!i saea Ass at Baker 4 Co.'S
Are you going over to New Castle 70 see III
whipping ON Saturdsyft b. 'f4 81 dT
The toper's sentiments Early to ryes tax eth
the oobweb out Of my eyes.
Go to Ysrger's, 4o6 ShIpley street. for hand.
some picture frames.
The Hanover Presbyterian Sunday school
anniversary takes place in the church this
evening.
On who would want to be turkey this tin .
Of the year? .5gug -DE &'s5 !
| A real clear Havana cigar for s oents, st
NO. 3O9 West Second street.
| A nice way TO be saluted--Prepare 10 did
and then shoot you at the word. ,I.O =
We will publish the "old laws of Delaw srer
In to-day's issue.
Osier, corner Seventh and Orange streets, is
the popular Wilmington baker.
Mayor Almond wants ten extra police. and
then the city will be kept In Sunday order.
City Treasurer Vincent reported that there
was IN bank to current expenses S10, ,s7332.
LUCKMAN'S STRING MUSIC for balls,
parties, etc. 3ll Tatnall street. So I
Eor good job printing and reasonable prices
call at the REPUBLICAN office. s#
The letter u Is truly an old sait--having fol-
lowed the G for many years.
Smokers will save money by buying cixa.s
at No. 800 West Second street. =.
Charles r. Schoen has resigned the insnsc.
torship OF coal oils, and Alexander Laws has
been elected as his successor. - :
Be sure to call at Browns, No, IA MARI At
street, for good, reliable pictures II
Our reports of Court are accurate for Con-
densed reports.
Crinp top lamp chimneys cents, 2l7 King
street, above I'd. Tell your neighbor this.
The harp is hushed, unstrung 1t stands,
Its music's ceased to flow;
UnswePt the strings by lily hands
For Mollie's got beaux.
Kate Putnam will give IN entertainment In
the Opera House on Friday evening, the 18th
Simpers', No. Ill W. Eighth street, sells
stoves cheap. He keeps good assortment Of
other goods.
The REPUBLICAN printed 5000 copies yes
terday. Advertisers take note OF this and
put your card where 1t will be seen and read.
Call at Megratten's dining rooms, 524 Mar.
ket street, south side, Philadelphia, to get
good dinners.
The King Of Slams fsvorite hymn is "Just
as Siam. without one plea"
You can get genuine cent cigar for three
cents, at SOs West Second street.
Bishop Simpson will preside over the VIII
mington M E. Conference, which me cts ut
New Castle on the 10th Of next March.
Bring your clothes to Alfred Carlson, 2 East
Filth street, for cleaning and repairing. A
speciality made In ladies' coats.
The grand jury ignored the bill in he
Brickle shooting case.
Dealers In glassware We can sell you at
Wholesale prices and save cost of packing and
freight, 2l7 King street, near Second.
The great Canton and Japan tea CO., Nc, 8
West Third street, and No. East Second
street. sells the very best cOtfees and teas and
gives the finest presents.
Get your free pudlng where you get " our
stopped that free advertising.
Notice to the public that will half.sole and
heel boots and shoes for q, and other mending
In proportion, at 8. w. corner of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
1henew Sheriff has issued the usual Thanks
giving proclamation.
g. 8. Humphrey, the halter and furrisr, 2ls
Market street, will sell hats, gloves and ladies'
fur5 for tho next 90 days at Is per cent. less
than any other house In Wilmington.
There are now 81 men employed in tho |
water department, and 1t takes S332. IS week |
for their wages.
ladies' take notice Go to Blake's, at 233
Market street, (up stairs) to get your hats a. |
tered In style. They can be made to look like
new. All the latest styles now on hand.
This term Of Court promises to be long and
interesting one.
1t Is positive fact that Springer, 800 West
Second street, sells genuine cent Havana
,igar for three cents. Try them.
Look out for the fat turkey to give thanks
no house In this city that can display chOicer
stock or offer you greater inducements in
prices, than at Rumford Bros, No. 404 Market
street.
All kinds Of printing done at tho RnPUBLl-
IAN ofice.
Closing out of odds and ends, such as 400
'oxes Of tobacco will be closed out In lots be-
ow Philadelphia prices. Dealers please no.
ice the low prices at the Wilmington Whole
ale House.
80 RUNS TUE WORLD AWAY.
Mr.. Crank onoe kept bank !
Which piously he ran,
He preached and prayed and people said
He was an honest man.
But Mr.. Crank shut up his bank
And off to Europe ran;
The folks, agree, though rogue he be,
He's still . non est nan.
Our Paris Letter. !
Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN, i
MEssRs. EDIroRs :--Prepsrations are '
eing made for an exhibition of ma i,
hinery and other practical matters in