Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
BREvITIES.

El8ht Genus q line are charged Tor oil advel
tisements In this column.
You must wake and call me early for none
must raise,
To-morrow'll be the hardest day that ever me
To-morrow'll be the hardest, the most unwel
come day,
When quartsr.bills come pouring In an,
naught wherewith to pay.
THE MIGHTY DOLLAR.
Plenty Of mud on the South side.
The chestnut season Is nearly over.
Cupping and leeching at I'll King street.
Nice weather for little fire in the stoves
Sun rises e.22. Sun sets 6.OL
Pusey, Jones & Go. are running overtime
That breylIy IN relation TO the scandal
/ m0ngers OF Eighth street market, which ap-
peared In yesterdays issue Of the REPUBLI.
CAN, was brought to the Office and paid for by
party interested, and appeared as regular
| advertisement.
The Herald says that p. K. A. Ball will b.
held an Friday, Nov. sth, 1887"
q. y. Humphrey. the halter and turrier, 2le
Market street.
The tin-roofers are at present having har-
vest.
Cheap, good and reliable picture frames OF
YerYer's, 4O5 Shipley street.
Now that election times are once more
drawing near, who will be our next Sheriff?
Ladies call on &. s. Humphrey for f,ne
furs, ZIG Market street.
Carpenters and roofers never were buster
than at present in Wilmington.
Big measure, over rs oysters to the quart, at
Ainscow's, I'll Shipley street.
The Eighth street market people were quite
Indignant at three line brevity, which ap-
peared 10 yesterdays REPUBLICAN.
Ladies and Misses hats at G.. s. Hum
phreys, 2le Market street.
The Diamond State Rolling Mills had 10O,-
00O tons OF iron on their wharf ready for ship
ping. when the flood covered 1t partially with
mud.
New Castle suffered keenly from the food
rasser's lost several hundred dollars.
Big measure, over 10 oysters to the.quart, at
Reynolds, los East Second street.
Stop my paper said a sad-eyed looking man
the other day to a publisher. We can't read
one word OF English since the food.
SO will buy a fine 4-stripe Sable set OF furs
at q. ). Humphreys, 2l6 Market street.
Well, the Troy boys have returned home, and
the firemen had a good time amongst them
selves.
Ifyou have not had 1t done for you, take
your awnings down every night
FLAX SEED MEAL and CAKE MEAL,
for sale by E. Griffith, Sixth and Orange.
A compositor does everything by "rule. ~
"Stlok TO the last boys, even If you should
get the "plainer" thrown at your fOrm p"
No tin roof blew off that was put on by W.
F. Robinson, at Second and King streets. y
A,,a hnn Il g.nk
from the Opera House roof on Tuesday night.
81 will buy splendid set of ladies' dark
Seal furs, at g. 5. Humphreys, 2l6 Market
street.
The latest for carpenters is disciples of the
saw. "
Moreland, Fourth and Poplar, makes to or
der all styles OF mems CATERS fer $3.50, IS and
$3.50.
II the people of Delaware wish to do an act
Of mercy, let them help the poor unfOrtunates
who were washed out by the late flood
HOusekeepers try the UNEXCELLED
COAL, for sale by E. Griffith, Sixth and
Orange.
If you do, for gracious sake, do not forget
Florence at the Opera House on Saturday
evening.
Wilmington need have no fear now of a
scarcity of water. The new reservoir holds
weeks supply during the winter months.
Call at Megratten's s dining rooms, 524 Mar.
ket street, south side, Philadelphia, to get
good dinners.
Why not get your printing done at the RE-
PUBLICAN Office?
DeNormandie's clock, watch and Jewelry
store, No. W. 9th St. Also knives, forks.
spoons, &C.. 10 hire very low.
The Councilmen were happy once more on
last evening. The session broke after an
hour and a-halfs delberation.
Bring your clothes to Alfred Carlson, 2 East
Fifth street, for cleaning and repairing. A
speciality made in ladies' coats.
The REPUBLICAN has good corps of repor-
ters.
Rumford Bros, No. 4O4 Market street, have
the largest and most complete stock of iurs in
this city, and can furnish them at less money
than any other house.
Advertise where the people will be sure to
see your card.
The Board of Education will meet on next
Monday evening, providing the weather is
clear.
Notice to the public that will halfsole and
heel bots and shoes for 81, and other mendi ny
In proportion, at s. W. corner of Seventh aud
Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
The brevity column of the REPUBLICAN
should not be overlooked.
A new lot of large chromos l9x27 in heavy
black walnut frames for $l.9S, also 3-button
kid gloves, warranted, for 80 cents. Come and
look at them. SOL Market street.
Bishop Lee was rendered reception In the
Opera House last evening.
H. F. Pickles offers large stock OF second
hand Office ana room stoves cheap, In addition
to his largeassOrtmelt toftheimproved pattern
OF heating, cook stoves, ranges, &c, land 9
East Fourth street Wilmington. Del
Bring your job printing to the REPUBLICAN
office.
L. F. Adair, 2O7 Market street, has on hand
a full line of blankets, comtortables, pillows,
holsters and leather beds of all grades and
prices. As he renovates all of his own feathers
he can guarantee everything to be as repre-
rented.
BUGGY-RIDING.
"Suppose, said he, in accents stft,
"A telloe, Just like me,
Should axle little girl to we'd
What would the answer be?"
The maiden drops her liquid eyes