Daily Republican., 1878-11-20
BREvITIEs.


Bnt now, enwrapped In dire defeat,
We hear his 1tinl moan.
He thinks 1t "torrid' luck, alas!
He could not hold his ''zone."
| Pictures taken at 414 Market street
Another wet day and dull market
Cuppng and leechng at 2ll King street.
| Sun rises 652. Sun sets 4 30
Tho prettiest girl in Wilmington will attend
the Shields Library Ball Thanksgiving Eve
James 4 Webb's windows are really CALLER
les of art
Eight cents a line are charged for all adver-
tisements In this column.
Maggie Mitchell, in "Lorle," was enter
tanning last evening.
Get yourself good hat at Baker Il Co.'S.
4l4 Market strcpt.
"Butlers mouse" is the term. derived from
the slang of the pugilstic arena, applied to
Kearney
OAK AND PINE WOOD BY the cord or
smaller quantity, at r GriHth's, corner Sixth
and Orange.
| Darwin believes that birds have religious
distinctions. Hens probably belong to the
: In itr.
Go to Yerger's, 4o5 ShIpley street, for hand
some picture frames.
| Inc SOuTL VIII De TenOrtPH IN
the REPUBLICAN every day up to the time OF
going to press.
| Murphy. the Temperan.e orator, is getting
IT from female worker in the cause, in New
York city.
Peach syrup 81 a gallon, at Geo. Turner'S,
Second and Poplar streets.
Miss Mariana Gibbons will deliver lee
ture In the lecture room of the Masonic Hall
on "Wil the Republic Endure?" on Thursday
evening.
Business is looking up in Wilmington, so
several Of our Market street merchants haye
said.
Osler, corner Seventh and Orange streets, is
the popular Wilmington baker.
| Every farmer that backs up his wagon in
the King street market should be compelled
to pay ten cents each market day. so as to d.
fray the expenses of cleaning the streets
Our spicy exchange the st. Louis Journal
has changed its name to Times and Journal
1t Is well printed.
LUCKMAN'S STRING MUSIC for balls,
parties, etc. 81 Tatnall street.
My! how wrathy some of the uptown papers
have got over the matter Of L. L. Martins
pardon.
For choice loaf of bread try the celebrated
| HILLSIDE FLOUR, only sd, so per bbl. at
|
| "Charles," said a seven year old youth to
another youth of about his summers, '.Doctors
have good thing OF it. They go in and look
Mt you and charge dollar"
Be sure to call at Browns, No. 4l4 Market
street, for good, reliable pictures
The latest by-word let loose In this city is
said to have emigrated from New York.
What would you say is father to the mule ?
l should say his tail, said an innocent youth
York State sweet cider 90 cents a gallon. at
George Turner's, Second aud Poplar.
For good job printing and reasonable prices
call at the REPUBLICAN office.
An uptown paper says it has discharged
its regular clowns, and has given up its one
cent circus.
Rumford Bros, No 4O4 Market street. sells
furs and fur-trimming at lower prices than any
one else.
This term ofCourt will doubtless be rather
long.
The volators of the liquor law get 1t rather
heavy but do they ever pay these fines i'm
posed upon them?
Simpers', No. Ill W. Eighth street, sells
stoves cheap. He keeps good assortment Of
other goods.
Sheriff Pyle stands good chance of execut-
! ing the death penalty on one or more persons
at this term OfCourt.
Did you ever see cat-ofpine tailsP If not
step over to New Castle on next Saturday at.
| ternoOn.
Call at Megratten's dining rooms 5A Mar.
ket street, south side, Philadelphia, to get
good dinners.
| Theological discussions are hardly ever
very profitable, even when discussed by Rev.
erends.
| Ill 4
and as beautiful In effect as the Kaleidoscope
Go and look at them.
| Try one ton of the UNEXCELLED COAL.
and be convinced of its superiority, sold by
E. Griffith, 9Th and Orange.
| Receiving brass journals stolen from the
P. ". b. X. X. don't pay when you get 20
lashes for the offence.
Bear it in mind that the only place to get
the genuine Diamond spectacIes is at B. S.
Clark's, 407 Market street.
wha. will the harvest be? Some say hard
money.
| Notice to the public that will halfsoIe and
heel boots and shoes for $l,and other mending
| in proportion, at S. W. corner of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
The pilory and whipping post will be put
in operation on next Saturday morning by our
| new Sheriff.
q. 5. Humphrey, the halter and furrer, ZIG
Market street will sell hats, gloves and ladies'
furs for the next 80 days at 25 per cent. less
than any other house in Wilmington.
Closing out of odds and ends, such as 400
boxes of tobacco will be closed out in lots be-
low Philadelphia prices. Dealers please no.
tce the low prices at the Wilmington Whole
sale House.
Agnes Smear loved hand-car boss,
But, alas! one wretched day
Her lovers heart proved worthless drOsS,
With her purse he ran away.
They told the news to Agnes Smear,
They thought she'd die OF grief,
But she never dropped single tear,
Cause she'd lost her hand -car.chief