Daily Republican., 1878-11-16
BREvITrEs.
Did you ever see garden walk?
Watered stock-Cows from the brook.

, Cupping and leeching at I'll King street.
Sun rises 6.47. Sun sets 4. 43.
A young lady wishes that some of the sma
youths. that are always hanging around Il
corner OF Third and King streets. had sOn
other occupation than that of killing time 0
the cold, cold streets.
Eight cents a line are charged for all adye
tisements in this column.
4l4 Market street.
The West folks gave their new pastor, Re,
MIR. kefgwin, hearty welcome last evening
Prime Glover Hay at Fourth and Frenc
streets. David Appleby.
The Central musicale, last evening, was
complete success.
| Go to A. B. Holt, 100 W. Second street, 70
cheap blankets and quilts.
Bring your job printing to the REPuBLIcAl
CLIFTON +. F. r and other popula
brands Of FLOUR for sale by E. Griffith, OIL
and Orange.
| Send seven more mules, said Mr.. Tilden tn
other evening, In dreamy sort of way, IN
cluding Pelton.
The Provident Society will hold fair o,
the evenings OF the 10th, 11th and 10Th of De
'opooi, III tne opeTh mouse.
Take your little ones to Browns. 4l4 Marke
street, TO sit for their pictures.
Strangers taken in and done for on Water
street is the latest sign in Wilmington.
This Is good weather or soon will be for the
plumbing business
Osler, corner Seventh and Orange streets is
famous as a cake baker. Try him.
Everybody reads the REPUBLIcAr and Joins
In saying 1t Is the best paper published in
Delaware.
The Herald reporter complains of being
snubbed at the Phoenix Active ball on Friday
evening, and ends with 1.-THE members of the
press gang are not brutes"
The best clear glassware and lamps at less
than auction prices at 2l7 King St. above %.
You are too personal by several Inajorities.
said Second street urchin when his compau- :
Ion stuck his finger In his eye.
For good quality or cheapness In price. use
the UNExCELLED COAL, sold by E. Gri-
fifth, 9th and Orange.
Every partridge down the State has man
with gun after him.
Call Mt Megratten's Is dining rooms. 624 Mar
ket street, south side, Philadelphia, to get
good dinners.
How much specie does the Gazette want. to
give us the desired information in relation TO
the Martin pardon?
Bear 1t in mind that the only place to get
the genuine Diamond spectacles Is at b, s,
Clark's, 407 Market street.
The tenth anniversary of the West Presbv
terrain Sunday school will be celebrated on
Sunday afternoon.
Coroner Butz had his first case on Friday
evening He plankef the dues right down
after the inquest was over.
Chickens.-Fine bred Golden Hamburg
stays. Large size. For sale at No 10 Mary
land Avenue, Henry Witsel.
Handsome roses decorated the West church
tables last evening.
The prettiest girl in Wilmington says she
intends to remain an old maid Well she will
have to hurry up If she expects to make a
catch.
g. S. Humphrey, tie halter has an exceed
ing large stock OF fine hats, CAPS and gloves,
Fine caps tor boys for rs cents, at 2l6 Market
street
The little church around the corner of Third
ana Walnut streets will be open morning and
evening tomorrow. Services as usual.
STERLING'S NEW BUCKWHEAT and
white and yellow meal for sale at E.. Grit
hth's, 9th and Orange.
There is one thing about steam Whistles
They never took up the air of Grandfathers
Clock
It was left Tor New Haven man to discover
that gas bills never leak.
Notice to the public that will halfsole and
heel boots and shoes for 81. and other mending
n proportion, at $. W. corner of Seventh and
ratnal streets. John f. Bailey.
Thanksgiving day comes on the 2sth OF this
month.
We expect to see funny signs soon again.
bout iull moon.
Sheriff Grubb has purchased IA farm during
lis official term, which Is at present rented
ut
Ladies for handsome set of furs, there il
10 house In this city that can display a choicer
took or offer you greater inducements in
'rices, than at Rumford Bros No 4O4 Mark t
treet.
1t is said Mayor Almond intends to ap-
'oint bran new out and out police force.
What the people OF this city want is no hing
more or less than reform.
The ladies will find it to their advantage to
Examine the Flu RS sold by G. s. Humphrey.
he leading iurrier of our city for superb styles
nd best quality. Prices never were 50 low us
low at 2lo Market street.
The REPUBLICAN introduced the first steam |
ress ever run in Delaware.
Time is drawing nigh for fairs and oyster
uppers.
The popular UNEXCELLED COAL de-
vered INTO cellars free Of charge, by E. Grif
tn, corner 9th and Orange.
Economy Is wealth. Even the stove.pipe is
oming out with its last winters SCOT.
We have Just received a fine selected stock
{ CIGARS from the Leading factories Of New
ork comprising the following justly celebra-
I'd brands: The Unicum, Corn kxchang",
Ing Bear, ArgentOs. Chas LoeTe's Choice,
.xpress, FL Concrete and the Great Centen-
ials. These cigars are approved by every one
ho use them, and, undoubtedly, are without
rival. Call and try them. David Downs X
on. Is E. Third street, Odd Fellows Hall.
TO THE DEFU NOT CURTIN.
One more unfortunate,
Once full of breath,
Rashy impOrtunate,
Gone to his death.
Through a demurrer
He was defeated;
He was a Curtin,
Shabbily treated,
Fashioned so slenderly,
Handle with care;
Garry him tenderly