Daily Republican., 1878-11-26
RREvlTIEs.
Good board cheap, s05 Shipley st.
Pictures taken at Ala Marlxet straat

} Pictures taken at 414 Market street.
Cupplng and leeching at I'll King street.
Sun rises 6.68. Sun sets 4.37
The new basin Is being re-tilled with water
Eight cents u line are charged tor all adver
tisements In this column
BEECHER'S GALLERY open all day OF
Thanksgiving
The new Sheriff, although a pleasant gen
tieman, has the frmness to do his duty like {
man.
For pictures that will last 20 to Paul Brown
No. 4l4 Market street.
Wilmington appears TO be a bad place fol
temperance orators and whiskey men.
UNEXCELLED COAL delivered free Of
charge by f. Griffith. 9Th and Orange.
Our new press, although the fastest single
cylinder press In the city, is taxed to its
highest speed to run our large edition OF b ,
Ave o'clock.
LUCKMAN'S STRING MUSIC for balls,
parties, etc. 81 Tatnall street.
| u, James Belt has. the finest drug store in
the city.
| Osler, corner Seventh and Orange streets. IL
the popular Wilmington baker.
Shooting gallery every night at the Ameri-
can Rifles fair, at Institute Hail.
| Ned Leary will soon make trip through
the south. He is employed by Higgins, the
soap man.
Flannels and Canton fannels, all prices, at
"A. b. Holts, 100 West Second street.
N. J. Lee forgot his good name all for a
pretty woman with ~, 600.
Come to 3l5 MARKET STREET on Thanks.
giving. Come as early In the day as you ca n
The editor of the E. E. is hunting up his
character, and has had the managers OF the
Delaware State Fire and Marine Insurance
Company put under $1,000 bail each, to prove
II he has any.
A Brewster spar spring falling.top buggy
Will be CHANGED of at the American Rifles
fair
Dr. Troup Maxwell, Of New Castle, is the
new editor OF the Herald. May he heal the
wounded spirits of the Democracy OF Della
ware.
Call at Meyratten's dining rooms, 5A Mar.
ket street, south side, Philadelphia, to get
good dinners.
A Third street cigar dealer took vi, to
Jersey last Saturday, and will be gone two
weeks.
Holiday presents.--G. S. Humphrey, 2le
fine umbrellas very low.
a. vi. q.
church on Thanksgiving evening ought to be
a success, Tor the proceeds are for the benefit
Of the Sunday school.
Jones, the colored man. whose murder was
attempted at the Vandyke station, was re-
moved to New Castle Jail on Monday, for
fear of his being kidnapped. Rather large
k d to BE- caugh mapping.
HICKORY OAK AND PINE WOOD for
sale at p Griffith's, corner Sixth and Orange,
The butcher and Wells T. importance meet
Ing at the Opera House on Sunday afternoon
was largely attended.
A solid walnut suit of furniture will be
chanced of at the American Rifles fair at In
sttute Hail.
We do job printing cheap at the REpUBLI-
CAN office
Now is the time to have your old feather
beds renovated by scalding steam, at L. r.
Adair's. 207 Market street.
Bring your clothes to Alfred Carlson, East
Fifth street, for cleaning and repairing. A
speciality made in ladies' coats.
Brockey Tom is again free from the clutches
OF the law and tobacco.
Rumiord Bros, No 4O4 Market street, have
the best stock and greatest variety OF ladies,
misses and children's furs in the city.
News is getting lively in Wilmington all at
once Lees desertiOn of his wife, and the ed
itor OF the Z. f. lawsuit.
Notice to the public that will halt-sole and
heel boots and shoes for 81 and other mending
In proportion, at s. W. corner ofSeventh and
Tatnall streets. John +. Bailey.
Read the REPUBLICAN, the largest and best
penny paper In this city
Ladies. take notice Go to Blake's, at 1888
Market street, (up stairs) to get your hats al
re1 n Thav an n ba m aH 10 tn l.
new. All the latest styles now on hand.
The Board of Education met on last even
ing.
1t will only cost you five cents to get rid OF
all trouble with your hat and coat at the st.
Pdul's supper by leaving them in the coat
ROOM They will be well taken care Of.
journalists lie is interspersed with libel
suits, cowhiding, duelling and many other
utdo0r sports.
To roast the turkey and bake the bread for
use the TNEXCELLED
COAL, sold by Z. Griffith, Sixth and Orange
The prettest girl In Wilmington now at-
tends school on French street.
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.
Our brevities are read and commented upon
by everybody.
Brass and string music every night by the |
First Regiment Band, at the American Rifles
iair, at Institute Hall, commencing Thanks
giving night.