Daily Republican., 1878-11-02

| blbnOp b6ck6f Will pf6Acn q sermon In an
swer to Bishop Lees, In st. Peters church, o
Sunday afternoon.
Big measure, over 70 oysters to the quart, a
Reynolds l05 East Second street.
The conductors, brakemen and baggage
masters Of the p. W. h Il. railroad are dresse'
In uniforms, bright, new and snowy.
There we're o. deaths reported In this cit
during the month Of August.
tio to Mrs. A. b. Holt, No 100 W. Secon,
street, for cheap fall and winter drygoods.
City Treasurer Vincent is now paying ou
the November interest on the city bonds.
William Dean is still before the people II
the way of newspaper notoriety.
Steam mush prepared and sold at grocer
stores by Jacob Sinex, No. 5l2 Orange street
The ladies believe-and when they believ
| anything II becomes an uncomfortable fact
the conductors on the P. w. L B. road to b.
the ''cutest" body Of men on any road in tn
country.
The new Library Extension lamp s476, q
Lawtons, sos Market street.
Pay your Indebtedness for the REPUBLICAl
at this Office.
Rumford Bros, No. 4O4 Market street, SELL
furs and fur.trimming at lower prices than any
one else.
Scandals in high life are abont as common
as those In lower life.
Great Bonanso, Genuine Briar Pipe onl,
10 cents at Chapman's. Where ?" ith and
Shipley.
The Wilmington editors have hardly as
much courtesy as common hod carriers toward
one another.
Call on Simpers', III W. Eighth street, and
buy your stoves. Housefurnshing goods kept
on hand
The following lines were handed to q youth
by handsome young lady. at a party last
evening:
You ERE a charming little fellow,
And sweeter than the sweetest-lasses
CABINET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ss
per dozen. Vignetts s4.OO, at Beecher's, 3lt
Market street.
Economical hOusekeepers In New York
adopt young girls instead of hiring them as
servants
Call at Tegratten's dining rooms. 62 Mar.
ket street. south side, Philadelphia, to get
good dinners
A great prize-One ton of the UNEX-
CELLED COAL, for sale by E. tfriffith, eth
and Orange.
What will become OF the REPUBLICAN II
that naughty, naughty man at the corner Of
some street up town, don't leave it alone?
Free lunch at Chapman's Great Tobacco
Mart. Viz:-Hydrant water and chewing to-
bacco thrown in.
The coal men are now busy selling their
black diamonds.
Our readers are requested to visit Osler, 7th
and Orange, where he makes the baking OF
cakes speciality.
Cider is getting scarce, or at least money is
the areenbackers say.
Stop at Welch Sharp s Co, 3Os King street,
and see how cheap they sell groceries, -four,
apples, potatoes, &C., &c.
Look out for fraudulent tickets ON election
day. Get your ticket from responsible per-
son.
Saur kraut cabbage every day next week,
also onions, apples, celery, &c, &C.. at Righ-
ter's, farm produce depot under the REPUB-
LICAN Office Sd and King streets.
MY, how the Masters and Misses will sally
forth tomorrow dressed in their bran new fall
suits.
Notice to the public that will half-sole and
heel boots and shoes for $l,and other mending
in proportion, at s. W. corner of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
Don't fail to attend church tomorrow morn
ing?
If you are down town to-day, stop a 306
King street, and get barrel, basket or half
peck of those fine apples that Welch, Sharp n
Co are selling so cheap. Best in town.
Wanam4ker x Brown are the pioneer ad-
vertisers of Philad elphia, and that is the rea-
son they do such a n immense business
Our reputation for selling the best hats
and caps Is fully sustained in the stock we Of
fer for fall and winter, Prices ve,y low.
Sheppey, the halter, opposite the Clayton
House.
The usual services will be held at the M. E.
church, corner Third and Walnut streets, to-
II. F. Pickles offers large stock Of second.
hand office ana room stoves cheap, In addition
to his large assortment OF oftheimprOved pattern
Of heating, cook stoves, ranges, &c, 7and 9
East Fourth street, Wilmington. Del
The reckless man courts danger. The brave
man marres pretty girl.
Stonechina dinner plates 81 per dozen, at
Lawt0n's, sos Market street.
The ladies are perfectly delighted with the
UNEXCEILED COAL sold by E. Griffith,
sixth and Orange.
Job printing of all kinds done at the REPUB-
.ICAN office.
Why pay 80 or 35 cents pound for print
,utter when Welch sharp X Co., 306 King
treet. are selling the hest Bradford CO. but
cr rs good as any print, at 25 to 2S cents a
,ollnd These are hard times and people
hould ecOnomize.
HER woNDRous CHEEK.
Ter hair was red her eyes were green,
1 er teeth stuck out above,
nd though lcr buzzum lhrObbed and hove,
She never told her love.
But let cOnceal lmcnt like worm,
steal DER her cheek, alas
nd though it did ITS level best,
t couldn't gnaw the brass.