Daily Republican., 1879-04-16
BR VITIES,
Sun rises 5.21. Sun sets $50.

An upstart-B Beginning TO prosper.
Cupping and leeching at I'll King st.
FERRIS BROTHERS, 1.-THE" Printers
Go to Quigg's. 9th and Shipley, for stoves
Our police are having their pictures taken
Eight cents line tor advertising In thi.
column.
The mesmerlst did not show st evening a
the Opera House as advertised
The school boy contemplates with pleasure
the near approach Of the May holidays.
Fresh fish daily ut Truitt's, 9th and Spruce,
| also fresh beet.
The cry upon the streets Is REPUBLICAN
and "Every Evening"" What has become OF
the "Gazette?"
Our amiable City Treasurer is true polite.
ness persontied.
Soon mouths will pucker over garlicky
milk and strong, strong butter.
The place to get your pictures framed is at
McMonagle's, N. W. corner Third and King.
.Coupetition is the life Of trade" says the
adape. The ice men of this city don't think
81; they tnd plenty Of competition but no
trade.
The race Of good tailOrs will never die out
the "tittest' must survive and all can be suit.
ed.
Gum coats and umbrellas were In demand
yestelday.
Get your umbrellas or parasols repaired OF
C vered at the Wi mingtOn manutact0ry, cor.
Fourth ard Market streets.
Tho circulation Of the REPUBLICAN still
holes Its own.
the Delaware railroad is said to be one Of
the easiest riding roads in the country.
The norotonous footing Of fish horns soon
will be heard upon our streets.
Buy tho SPLENDID, WINDSOR and VIC
TOR COOK RANGES from Milton Simpers,
No. Ill West Eighth street.
The negro Jones, the hero of the DOdson
case, still makes Wilmington his abiding
place, being employed by Charles Agnes.
A refined gentleman is one who gets fined
fer the second offence.
An exchange says "The wife of Senator
Rayard has just received 100000 from her IA
ther, who is Baltimore banker"
Charles Smith is now prepared to do kalso-
mining and white washing at low prices and
short n tce. Give him u call at S32 French
st eet.
The robin and the blue.tird are making an
appearance.
Henry @. Turner and Harry Sharpley, law
attorneys, have dissolved partnership.
The reindeer and dog teams will be put up.
on the age in this city in the play OF the
"EXileS.'
Quigg's, 9th and Shplay, is the place to get
house furnishing goods
Having laid in $4,000 fine business cards we
are prepared to 90 printing At the very lowest
rates.
When In full dress the Zulus ear q ring in
the nese and that is ALL W hat a happy place
for fathers
Notice to the sublic.-I will half-sole and
heel boots and shoes for 81, and other mending
In proportion, at s. W. corner Of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John e. Bailey.
To live without purpose is to lead rest
less, unhappy life.
To what base uses may sublime intellects
stOOp The members of the "tvery Even.
ing" repO terial corps have turned mesmerists,
and the Herald" man is grinding out homi-
lies on the best way to make snapper soup.
Buy your HATS, GAPS, CANES and UNI
BRELLAS of sheppy, leading halter, oppo-
site Clayton House. All goods guaranteed,
and no Misrepresentation allowed.
Our street corners are resplendent with the
beautiful shades OF hot-house flowers.
Trees begin to die at their tops, men begin
to dye thers, too.
For new, n0bby ana cneap mats, caps ana
furnishing goods. call on u. ). Humphrey
the halter, No. ZIG Market street Elegant
silk hats for $3.50. A good dress shirt for 10
cents A Job lot Of hats at half price.
Lent is over and butchers are beginning to
recover their usual good spirits.
All kinds OF job printing neatly executed
at the REPUBLICAN office at very reasonable
prices.
W.K. Grant, at No. 2 E. Seventh street,
VINO $ giving satisfaction to all in the paint
Ing line who patronize him, served regu-
Tar apprentices ip with CLilise & Hender.
son. A temperance man, and uses no t0bac-
CO in any way. Employs the best workmen.
Pain searcher. the great pain medicine and
rheumatism cure, for its merits we lefer to
Revs. &. M. Pegg, 4. r. Kramer, j. G. Cole,
ESQ. James l.. Smith, Samuel Pyle, Capt. A.
s. Feaster, OF this city; Rev. W. G. Robinson,
Chester city, and hundreds of others. so cts.
Depot 4th and King, Philadelphia, 6O2 Arch
street, and dealers.
Soon will he heard on the summer air.
The buzzy buz OF the masquetaire,
The sweet sad song Of the summer crow,