Daily Republican., 1878-11-18
RREVITIES.
IL to see Stern's overcoats.

poh ihil W see SJeTn 3 OV6rcOatS.
| fet your pictures at 414 Market street.
| CAL on Cyrus Stern for winter clothing,
| Cnpping and leeching at 2ll King street.
sun risns 6,49. Sun setsaA
The Board Of Education meets this evening
Travelling bags and gum clothing at Stern's
Eight cents line are charged for all adyer
tlse'nents in this column.
Lin Earle" the Wilmington correspondent
OF the Breakwater Light is quite novice in
the n@wspaper line.
Go to Yerycr's 4O5 Shpley street for hand.
some picture frames.
Christmas comes on Wednesday, the 25th
of December
The Sussex County h,der has an amusing
editorial Oh "Dry Bones"
For nobby hat, Baker X Co.'S, Ala Market
sire I, Is the place.
The Breakwater Light publishesjth follow
ing:
Good ~ cash. Our country subscribers will
please bear In mind that we will accept as
casn al KINDS OF country produce, corn, wood
poultry. potatoes, butter. &c.
Go to Cyrus Stern for new Methodist hymn
books.
During October there were SO vessels lost
elusive OF carg0es, was 81. 49,, 900.
Prime Glover Hay at Fourth and French
streets. David Appleby
The shIp-bulding prospect for the winter is
quite promising at Milford.
60 to A. b. Holt, l0a W. Seconi street, for
cheap blankets and quilts.
It Is reported that James l.. WaIcott, ESQ.
Will he The successor Of |. g. Gruhb, ESQ, as
Secretary of State.
:. For good pictures that will last. call at
Browns, Ala Market street.
Two umbrellas were stolen or taken by mis-
take at the West church on Sun iuy fternoon
he owners wish them returned to this office.
osler, corner Seventh and Orange streets is
the popular Wilmington baker.
Rey. Edward Dillon, who five years ago
shaved faces In Miifrd, Del, has recently
upon him by his alma mater.
Special bargains in furs. hats, CAPS and
gloves at G 5. Hum hrey's, 2l6 Market St.
Bring your job printing to the REPUBLICAN
office.
Call at Negratten's dining rooms, 81 Mar.
kei street, south side, Philadelphia, to get
good dinners.
There is now in the State treasury between
the militia of the State.
The largest and cheapest assortment of furs
and fur trimming at Rumford Bros, No. 404
Market street.
Advertise your stock Of holiday goods in the
REPUBLICAN.
All kinds OF wooJen and willow ware, be-
sides heaters, stoves and ranges at Shippers,
No. Ill W. Eighth street.
There is some talk oC ina,,rur,tinr n no;d
fire department in Wilmington.
Bear it in mind that the only place to get
the genuine Diamond spectaces is at Is. s.
tlark's, 4O7 Market street.
The aged lady kntteth the stockings for
the coming winter.
Fran WillIn is the agent for the REpUBLI-
CAN at Seat0rd, Del.
To make money all ought to know that 10
per cent. can be saved by buying cheap tea,
coffee and spices ut Smiths tea and coffee
store, 1u4 Shipley street.
Now said the Seventh street dad, as he drove
II the last nail, il they want to swing on the
gate let them do it, 1t is strong enough to
hold them now, and moonlight's cheaper than
coal oil anyhow.
Under the State law in New Haven the
man, who sells liquor without license, is liable
to hnc OF $40 and costs lOl every drink sold.
Notice to the public that will halt-sQle and
heel boots and shoes for 81 and other mending
in proportion, at 5. W corner of Seventh and
Iatnall streets John E. Bailey.
This is the first day of Court. Look out for
a cleaning out of the Jail.
The REPUBLICAN is pushing hard on up to
five thousand copies daily.
Call on Cyrus Stern for clothing made to
order.