Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
BREVITIEs.

| BREVIT1EBs
Eight cents q line are charged for oil advel
tisements In this column.
They say business Is indeed looking up.
Cupping and leeching at ri King street.
Sun rises 62s. Sun sets sos.
The Board Of Education met last evening.
1t is estimated that the loss in Delawar
during the late storm will exceed 100000. A
few more years Of poverty by The tillers Of tn
soil.
The prettiest girl in Wilmington has pur
chased pair Of blue glasses, which she nov
wears.
Big measure, over rs oysters to the quart, al
Ainsc0w's, I'll Shipley street.
The yellow fever fund is playing out. II
would be well for those of our citizens, whf
have fat purses, to get up fund for the ben
eft Of the sufferers OF the late storm.
Ex-Governor Ponder's new schooner is re-
ported ashore at the inlet at Lewes, Del.
Zig measure, over 10 oysters to the quart, a,
Reynolds, los East Second street.
The brevity column of the REPUBLICAN, Ii
read by everybody, and his sister, aunt and
uncle.
What has become Of that glorious morning
Greenback daily?
ITO to Mrs. A. b. Holt, No 100 W. Second
street, for cheap fall and winter drygoods.
The prettiest girl In Wilmington has got a
new btaux.
Don't tail to purchase copy of this weeks
WEEKLY REPUBLICAN. 1t will contain good
sketch Of the storm.
Steam mush prepared and sold at grocery
stores by Jacob Sinex, No. 5l2 Orange street.
Mr.. James WOolley resigned his seat In the
Board of Education last evening.
Call on Simpers', Ill W. Eighth street, and
buy your stoves. Housefurnishing goods kept
on hand.
Bring your job printing to the REPUBLICAN
John q. Jackson seeks newspaper noto-
riety.
Call at Megratten's dining rooms, 524 Mar.
ket street, south side, Philadelphia, to get
good dinners
The Democratic papers have just found q
mig" In the woOd-pile. Philip X. Clark has
been circulating Democratic tickets with hs
aame on them In place OF John Pyle.
The Great Canton and Japan Tea Co. No.
8 West Third street and No. East Second
street offer the greatest inducements in coffee
and tea of very superior quality and the
handsome presents.
DeNormandie's clock, watch and )ewery
store. No. s W. 9th st. Also knives, forks.
spoons, Sc, to hire very low.
Ofice-seekers are invited to call on US. We
have an Office we will let for a dollar day.
Let Sam. Townsend, Billy Dean, Archie
Given and Constable Pritchett get up sub.
scripti0n list for the Delawareans, who suf.
'ered from the late flood.
Bring your clothes to Alfred Carlson, Eas
Fifth street, for cleaning and repairing. A
speciality made In ladies' coats.
Newspaper men are nothing but human
beings Let the band play.
Phew how the poor outraged South do per-
suade the Republicans residing amongst
them so effectually
During this cold weather use the UNEX.
CELLED COAL sold by E. Griffith, 9th and
Orange streets
MINNESOTA and other choice PATENTS
for sale at h. Griffith's, 9th and Orange SITS.
Notice to the public that will haf-sole and
heel boots and shoes for 81 and other mending
in proportion, at s. W. corner of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John Z. Bailey.
Let the christian people who would do acts
Of kindness, help the poor sutferering Delawa.
reans, who lost nearly their all by the late
hood.
A banquet was served up In the Jefferson
club room, corner Seventh and Market, last
evening.
Boys get down your skates and polish them
up.
Let the band play, and the elephant walks
round and round.
H. +. Pickles offers large stock Of second.
hand office ana room stoves cheap, iD addition
to his large assortment ofthe improved pattern
OF heating, cook stoves, ranges, SC, and 8
East Fourth street Wilmington. Del
Slippery tenants give their ever watchful
landlords chance to rise up early IN tue
morning.
The REPuBLIoAN Is better printed now than
1t has ever been since the paper was started,
some 90 years age.
Is Croasdale, of the E. E., In his right
senses? Should he not be looked after?
The banks along the Chrlstiana need the
services of a mud machine
Ladies, for the most superb set Of nlrs to be
found In the city, at the loves: prices, call on
q. s. Humphrey, the halter and ftirrier. 2le
Market street, and examine before purchas
Ing and 1t is positive fact you will save
money.
Another fat man reduced-He was a SOAP
fat man, and once worth his thousands.
The market street basin will soon be done
away with.
The Rev. A. A. Willis, d. D delivered his
lecture on Sunshine, in the West Presbyte-
rian church, last evening.
See the sewing machine that was awarded
the only special grand gold prize at the late
Paris Exposition, over 80 competitors, at tae
Wheeler Il Wilson Manufacturing Co.'S Office.
72S Market street, Wilmington, DEL E. Car
ter, Jr., Agent.
We take any kind Of money at the REPrB-l
LIcAN Office. That is greenbacks, gold or sill
yer. Try us.
The Odd Fellows Hall will soon be a rival
Of the Opera House as place of amuse uent
L. F. Adair, 207 Market street, has on hand
of the best manufacturers in the
United States He has some OF the finest
walnut chamber suits there are in the State
Go and see them for yourselves. and you will
A. n X now e1pe thew are the finest suits vou