Daily Republican., 1878-10-28
BREVITIES,

tisements In this column.
Cuppng and leeching at I'll King street.
Sun rises 623. Sun sets 5.05.
MIX has raised in price since the late flood
Order your printing at the REPUBLIcAl
Office.
The E. E. gives advice about how the pub
lie schools should be run.
Big measure, over rs oysters to the quart, al
AinscOw's, III Shipley street
The old saying sometimes comes true -
"What is food for the goose Is food for the
gauder."
Don't stand on the street corners If you dc
not wish to be pulled in by the police.
Big measure, over 10 oysters to the quart, at
Reynolds, l05 East Second street.
Ex.Sheriff Lambson was buried on Saturday
afternoon In the Wilmington and Brandy
wine cemetery.
There is rich piece going the rounds of the
press headed rs the Circus Imm0ral?" The
piece is rather that way.
Ito to Mrs. A. B. Holt, No 1O9 W. Second
street, for cheap fall and winter drygoods.
A correspondent under the signature of F.
=. b., In the State Sentinel, pitches into the
Delaware Methodist ministers In regard to
their colleges.
Advertisers would do we'll to consult their
own interest, and put their advertisements In
the peoples paper, which is the REPUBLICAN.
Wilmington should have building fnspec-
tor.
Moreland, Fourth and Poplar, makes to or
der all styles Of mems CATERS for $3.50, Is and
$3.50.
We printed over 400 copies of the DAILx
REPUBLICAN, on Saturday, and disposed OF
them all by six o'clock.
Another monkey run by the Fire Depart
ment on Sunday evening.
1t Is rumOred that a Greenback morning
daily was to have made Its appearance this
Monday morning. What's the matter?
The Board Of Education meets to night.
Look out for squalls.
Call at Megratten's dining rooms, 524 Mar
ket street, south side, Philadelphia, to get
good dinners.
We will now have chance to drink pure
water, as the new reservair is IL working
| order.
The Troy firemen say tn " never were treated
better than on their visit 70 Wilmington, and
they speak In the loudest praises Of our big
city.
Who In Wilmington would smoke two
cent cigar9 Who we say, II he could get a
better one for one cent?
You can get patent elastic furniture tenders
to protect your wall paper on your parlors, at
l.. +. Adair's, 2O7 Market street.
The wind during the late storm Travelled at
the rate of "a miles an hour In Delaware.
The job department Of the REPUBLICAN Of
fee is better fitted up for job work now than
ever before.
A good pair OF legs makes more money now
a-days than well.tilled head.
Men who are always praying God to help
the poor should always first set God the ex
ample.
Notice to the public that will half.sole and
heel bots and shoes for 81, and other mending
in proportion, at $. W corner Of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John r. Bailey.
Don't fail to purchase a copy of this week IS
WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
The Milford Chronicle gets off an editorial
headed the "Greenback Delusion."
The Chester Times estimates the damage
done by the late storm to exceed $4,000.
Ladies for handsome set OF furs, there is no
house in the city that can display chOicer
stock or offer you greater inducements in
price, than at Rumford Bros, No. 404 Market
street. -....,..-
The contract system. although the cheapest,
is not always the best.
Bring your job printing to the REPUBLICAN
office.
The law for killing rabbits, quails and musk.
rats In Delaware expires on next Thursday.
H. +. Fickels offers large stock OF second.
hand office ana room stoves cheap, iD addition
to his large assortment OF the improved pattern
OF heating, cook stoves, ranges, sc, and y
East Fourth street Wilmington. Del
gentleman remarked the other evening
that this is the time for isms.
The "Fl0rences" played to good.sized
audience on Saturday evening at the Dpe a
| hOuse.
Marie Roze and troupe are coming back 10
Wilmington, on Nov. 4th.
Ladies In need of furs will do well to call on
q. 5. Humphrey, the halter and furrier =, )
Market street. Elegant 4-stripe mink ,bc
sets SO. worth SIS; children's sets from ~
cents to IS. buy all my furs for cash, cons
quentiy ! can sell them much cheaper than
those who take them on cOnsignments.
| MACHINE MAID.
She walked adOwn the breezy street.
Old Boreas' blasts grew ruder-
Regardless OF her natty feet,
The villain still pursued her.
| She passed grim Fa mer Stillpers III,
| She WIS no rash intruder,
But took an apple from the branch
The villain, Stillper, sued her.