Daily Republican., 1878-10-24
BREyITIEs.

Elknt cents line are charged Tor all aQVer-
tisements In this column.
Old style Of cravat-A pigs tie.
Beautiful morning after the storm.
| The Comedian Is a farce seeing man.
| The Z. E. IA sour, crippled and grabbed.
Cupping and leechng at I'll King street.
Sun rises $40. Sun sets sos
Bring your job printing to the REPUBLICAN
office.
a. and 5-button Opera Kids, Russell & Nor.
throp.
Scandal can be found at the scandalmon-
gers stalls In the Eighth street market at re-
duced prices. Give them call.
The Jackson & Sharp Co. suffers loss Of
about ~, 900 from damage by the storm.
Cheap, good and reliable picture frames at
Yergers. 4o5 Shpley street.
Advertisers ask the E. E. how about their
immense circulation
The storm touched Chester with no gentle
hand.
Big measure, over rs oysters TO the quart, at
Ainscow's, III Shipley street.
Our new Campbell press is doing better
every day.
Big measure, over 70 oysters to the quart, at
Reynolds l05 East Second street.
Kennard & Co. have change Of advertise
meut in to days REPUBLICAN.
Moreland, Fourth and Poplar, makes to Or
der all styles OF mems CATERS for $3.50, IS and
1880
Look out for the mighty Dollar" at the
Opera House, on Saturday evening
The REPUBLICAN can take good care Of it
self
Call on Quigg, corner of Ninth and Shipley
streets, for your stoves and house furnishing
goods.
The live and successful business men of this
city advertise In the REPUBLICAN.
Pierson Bro. lose quite heavily from the
storm.
The popular COAL, Of the day is the UN-
EXCELLED, for sale by E. Griffith, 9th and
Orange.
When an army is hemmed" do the hem
mers use needle guns?
William Tell once asked pretty Swiss girl
for kiss. She replied "Yes, but never
Tell"
Call on Simpers', Ill W. Eighth street, and
buy your stoves. Housefurnishing goods kept
IN hand.
Prof A. s. Webster can be found in the
opera House building ever ready to teach the
light fantastic
Jobbing of all kinds done at the REpUBLI-
CAN Office.
Rumford Bros, No. 4o4 Market street. sells
fnrs and fur-trimming at lower prices than
any one else.
The Washington Fire Co. presented the
handsomest bouquet to the Troy tiremen on
Tuesday.
The DAILY REPUBLICAN leads all the other
Wilmington papers in circulation.
Call at Megratten's dining rooms, 524 Mar. |
ket street, south side, Philadelphia, to get
good dinners.
If the Third Ward Republicans wish for
success, they will have to quit their Kilkenny
cat business.
Pure AKRON DAT MEAL, also WHITE
and YELLOW MEAL for sale by E. Griffith,
sixth and Orange.
The trouble with many dead communities
is that they refu,e to be buried.
The Wilmin1 1ton firemen are like school
boys--If they can't be first they won't play.
The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN is out for this
week. Single copies ready for mailing five
cents.
L. F. Adair keeps on hand ready made pill
lows, holsters and feather beds OF all grades,
which he is selling very cheap. 207 Market st.
The water rose higher in the Christiana on
Wednesday than for years before.
Bring on your advertisements for the RE-
PUBLICAN.
Notice to the public that will half-sOle and
heel bots and shoes for 81, and other mending
in proportion, at S. W. corner of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
The Delaware Steam Fire Engine Co. gave
a banquet at their house last evening.
A gentleman after making a purchase OF
some articles at a Market st,eet store asked
for his change. He was told by the clerk that
he could get 1t In the weather.
H. F. Pickles offers large stock OF second
hand Office ana room stoves cheap, iD addition
to his large assortment 0fthe improved pattern
Of heating, cook stoves, ranges, &c, and 9
East Fourth street Wilmington. Del