Daily Republican., 1878-11-12
BREVlTIE6.
BREVlTIE6.
The REPUBLICAN is read by ever, body.
Cupping and leeching at I'll King street.
For good pictures 60 to 414 Market street
Sun rises 6.42. Sun sets 4. .46


For good pictures 60 to 4l4 Market street.
/. Sun rises 842. Sun sets 4.46.
Eight cants a line are charged for all adve
,isement: In this column.
For shame some poor fellow in Wilmingto
was taken In by a smart newsbOy. That new
boy will sore day be Senator.
Paul Brown. 4l4 Market street, is the popu
lar photographer.
The P, W. Il B. r. r. Co. have made sew
eral radical changes In their time table.
Sadie Bell has been purchased by Rober
Bonner for $1,000
For a nobby hat, Baker 4 Co.'s, 4l4 Marke
street, Is the place.
The ladies of St. Peters church will give
supper In the church, on Thanksgiving even
| ing.
Circulars, bill heads. cards, &c. printed a
popular prices at the REPUBLICAN, office.
Go to Yerger's, 4o5 Shipley street, for hand
some picture frames
Kennard & Go. are live, energetic drygoodi
merchants.
Whoa Hannah, is the latest call of tn,
teamster.
Shippers sells stoves, heaters and ranges at
No. Ill W. Eighth street.
The DelaUarean says of the Philadelphia
Times: 1--WE have little confidence In any
paper that has no party"
Go to A. b. Holt, los W. Second street, for
cheap blankets and quilts.
The Herald says City Treasurer Vincent is
polite, happy, and tips the beam at 27o.
Ladies for finest selection of furs, call on g,
s. Humphrey, 2l6 Market street.
Our new Campbell throws the REPUBLICAN
off of the fly at the rate sometimes as high as
"a a minute.
Go at once and get complete glass hand
lamp for % cents, or a footed one, nicely
carved IA inches high, for 20 cents; beauties
for 50 cents. 2l7 King street, J. L. Row.
What now of the solid, wide-awake North
How are you solid South?
Call at Megratten's dining rooms, 5A Mar
ket street. south side, Philadelphia, to get
good dinners.
Sweet cider is becoming scarce In the VIII
mingtOn market.
The largest and cheapest assortment of furs
and fur trimming at Rnmford Bros, No. 4O4
Market street.
Bring your job printing to the REPUBLICAN
office.
The sixteenth grand annual ball of the ''S.
l.. A." will be held in the Institute Hall, on
Thanksgiving evening, Nov 28th.
Carr, Smeltz n Go. wholesale more apples
than all the other commission houses COM
hined in Wilmington.
Representative William Dean was In Will
mington on Monday.
II declare it beats awl, " as the shoemaker
said the first time he used a sewing machine.
Fun for the million. Smoke and grow fat
Havanna cigars only cents each, at Chap
mans, 18th and Shipley.
Wilmington is blessed With too many JUS
tices Of the Peace. The Governor should take
pity on the people OF this city.
At grand opening of a lager beer saloon
in st. Louis over 2000 persons visited the es-
tablishment between the hours OF o'clock, p.
III. and 2 o'clock, a. m.
DeNormandie's clock, watch and iewelry
store, No. W. 9th st. Also knives, forks
spoons, Sc, to hire very low.
The Avenue on Sunday night is the scene
OF frequent drunken broils There should be
more police. or less beer sold in violation Of
the Sunday laws.
An advertisement put in the REPUBLICAN
Is worth more to you than any other two papers
in the city combined.
Bring your clothes to Alfred Carlson, 2East
Fifth street, for cleaning and repairing A
speciality made in ladies' coats.
The prettiest girl in Wilmington bought
her fall coat from kennard Il Co.
Notice to the public that will half-sOle and
heel boots and shoes for 81 and other mending
in proportion, at $. W. corner of Seventh and
Tatnal streets John Z. bailey.
Benjamin Johnson. ESQ.,, will deliver his
lecture, AN Eight Weeks Trip to Europe"
at st. Andrews church, this evening
Ladies, take notice Go to Bake's, at 233
Market street, (up stairs) to get your hats al
tered in style. They can be made to look like
new All the latest styles now on hand.
The Middletown Transcript gets real funny
at times.
II. +. Pickles offers a large stock OF second
hand office ana room stoves cheap, in addition |
to his large assortment of the improved pattern
OF heating, cook stoves, ranges, &c, and
East Fourth street, Wilmington, Del.
Greenbacker. writing in the Herald, says
1.-THE Every Evening must die, poor thing"
This is pretty strong threat from the infiu-
ential Greenbackers.
We have Just received fine selected stock
of CIGARS from the leading factories of New
York, comprising the following justly celebra-
ted brands: The Unicum, Corn Exchange,
King Bear, Argentos, Chas. Loewe's Choice,
Express, I'll Concrete and the Great Centen-
malls. These cigars are approved by every one
who use them, and, undoubtedly, are without
a rival. Call and try them. David Downs &
son, Is E. Third street, Odd Fellows Hall.