Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
BREyIrIEs,
Eight cents line are charged for all adver
tisements In this column.

Eight cents a line are charged for all adyeI
tisements In this column.
Tomorrow will, we hope, be Sunday.
Cider sells from Is to 20 cents a gallon.
Cupping and leeching at I'll King street.
Sun rises 6.23. Sun sets sos.
Yon can save money by buying your cigar
at 800 W. I'd street. NV
Bring your job printing to the REPuBLIcAs
office.
How is this for high? Twenty dollars wal
charged for two visitations by physician.
Cheap, good and reliable picture frames al
Yergers, 405 Shipley street.
The bad boys get their hand, stained by
hulling walnuts.
NEW BUCKWHEAT and AKRON OAT
MEALfor sale at E. Griffith's, cor. 9th and
Orange.
West church suffered to the extent of 800
by the recent storm.
Big measure, over 75 oysters to the quart, at
Ainscow's, III Shipley street.
Going the rounds Of the press-The girl
who waltzes. "t
The King street market was largely attend.
ed this morning.
Big measure, over 10 oysters to the. quart, at
Reynolds, los East Second street. '5-,s7 i -
Never weaI squeaky shoes. even II they are
unpaid for. Better have them cobbled.
The clairvoyant power of Mrs. Barnes as
tonishes the world The revelations are very
remarkable. Room I, Washington house. =
Read the brevities and then laugh all you
want to.
Moreland, Fourth and Poplar, makes to or.
der all styles Of mems CATERS for $3.50, IS and
$3.50.
Some men make themselves highly ridicu-
lous when gifted with little bit of the city
government.
MINNESOTA and EASTERN PATENT
FLOUR for sale at E. Griffith's, cor. 9th and
Orange.
Services as usual on Sunday morning and
evening, In church Third and Walnut. BY q
Methodist preacher.
Call at Megratten's 8 dining rooms, 524 Mar.
ket street, south side, Philadelphia, to get
good dinners.
One OF the REPUBLICAN reporters asks the
question "what river has rounded ends and
high in the middle?" Ohio
The best for s, and cent cigars in this
city are at 800 W. I'd street.
A Newarker sent a lot of game ROSTERS wpst
the other day, probably to crow up the cour.
try.
Now Is the time to get your old feather beds
renovated by scalding process, at L. +.
Adair's, 207 Market street.
Don't fail to make your appearance at church
Tomorrow, especially If you have a new suit
OF clothes to wear. -- e
Firstclass BARRIERS now use nickel-plated
shears. Second-class editors use those plated
with brass.-Ex. We have no use for either
in Wilmington.
Great bargains in ladies, misses and chill
iren's furs at about 0ne-halfthe usual price,
at Rumford Bros, No. 4O4 Market street
The Gazette gets one Of its funny spells, and
wonders how 1t Is that the REPUBLICAN
prints so many papers every day. Come down
neighbor and we will show you.
For bright fire use the UNEXCELLED
COAL, sold by T.. Griffith, corner Sixth and
Orange.
The letter Q is called the most charitable of
all the alphabet, because it is found oftener
than any other in "doing good
Notice to the public that will half-sole and
heel bots and shoes for 81, and other mendi ny
In proportion, at S. w. corner of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
Are you going to see the F1orences this
Saturday evening in their mighty Dol
lar?"
The sales of the UNEXCELLED COAL
have been exceedingly large for the last 80
days. Try it and yon will be pleased
A happy mother of male twins enthusiastic
cally refers to her treasures as "her sweet boy
and boy. D."
A new lot of large chromos I9x27 in heavy
black walnut frames for $l.9S, also 3button
kid gloves, warranted, for 80 cents. Come and
look at them. Sol Market street.
What is the difference between certain
Roman Emperor and a drunken man? Ones
Titus an Emperor, the others tight as brick.
Don't fail to try the American girl cigars at
8 for ~ cents, at 800 W. Second street.
II. F. rickels offers a large stock OF second.
hand office ana room stoves cheap, In addition
10 his large assortment oft the improved pattern
)t heating, cook stoves ranges, &C., and 9
East Fourth street Wilmington. Del