Daily Republican., 1879-10-01
BREVITlES.

A'5SS
Easily got wind OLA fan.
Nice school satchels at the 900. store.
REED birds at Fullmers, sos Market st.
Ask your grocer for Truitt's pepper sauce.
Salt oysters, ice cold, for sale ut Fullmer's.
Eight cents per line is charged for advertis-
ing in this column.
vernon's lard for sale at Weldin Lloyd's,
Seventh and King.
An inqusitive young lady asks: What is
the most popular color for bride? five were
going to marry, we should prefer white one.
Get your spectacles of Millard F. Davis, No
9 East Second street.
"Have you got mother in-law?" asked a
man of a disconsolate looking person. " No, y
he replied "but I've a father in JAIL"
Old pianos repaired equal to new, at mod
crate csst, by JAS Shobe. See card.
Cupping and leeching at No. 1903 E. Second
street. Residence No. 403 East Second street,
The wise man prepares against cold by get
ting coaled.
Always leading, but never lead by any other
soap in the market, is Kelley Il Co.'s laundry
soap.
Mixed MISUNDERSTANDING donkey en-
gine, to determine its horse power.
Call on Quigg, Ninth and Shipley, and ex-
anime the Vesta heater. 1t is the best al d
cheapest.
The interest is being paid by City Treasur-
er Vincent on the loans due in October.
Pure cider vinegar at Weldin 4 Lloyd's, at
Seventh and King.
Long sermons are spoken of as clerical er-
rors.
Now is the time to get your plumbing at
tended to, and the place Is at Van lrump's,
1872 Market street.,
REED birds at Fullmer's 500 Market st.
Too much of good thing! as the kitten
said when 1t fell into the milk pail.
The Sunny Side Fire Place heater is sold
by A. w. Quigg, Ninth and Shipley streets.
Call and see it,
Stansbury Murray, Ill Water street, will
give you u clean shave and take trade dollars
for railroad tickets.
1.-THE mills of the gods grind slowly. ("
This is because all the hands are paid by the
day.
The Stewart Cook " is considered to be
the hest baker. Fol- sale at Milton S. Sim
pers', Ill W. Eighth street.
L, f. Adair received the diploma at the
Dover iair for his handsome furniture His
store is located at 207 Market street.
A correspondent wants to know what to do
when dog shows signs OF hydroph0bia. We
should climb tree.
Notice to the Publc.-I will halfsole and
heel boots and shoes fer 81, other mending in
proportion, John i. Bailey, S. W. corner Of
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
The Morning Herald" says: "The man
full OF character never gets full of beer. " We
don't see why the "Hera!d" gives itself away
in that manner.
The Administer is the handsomest and most
economical par'Or stove in the market, found
only at Quigg's, Ninth and Shipley.
N. l.. Janney, 1903 King street, has just re-
ceiyed another carload of those extra York
State potatoes Nothing can exceed their
quality or flavor. Also did receive on Thurs.
day q carload of eating apples. Give him a
call.
Do you know that an obscure coin, current
in remote part OF India IS called 'dam?" ;"
Or don't you care a-that is, don't you care
one of those coins ii 1t is p" "NorristOwn Her
aid. p"
Take your watches. clocks and jewelry to
Millard +. Davis, No. 8 East Second street,
for repairs.
Go to Jas. Shobe If you want your pianos
musically tuned. See bis card elsewhere.
The timld toad will soon seek the seclu:ion
OF his winter haunts.-Ex. And so will his
SlSlbTS, uHu HIS COuoiHo hlu Alo
Go to A. W. Quigg. at Ninth and Shipley
streets, TO get your heaters and ranges re-
paired, only the best worxmen employed.
The red skins were on the war path last
night, but the only persons injured were those
who tried to pronounce the name of the Tribe
of Red Men in the Ninth Ward. J. Iock;jaw
was the immediate result. Here it is, Hopoc-
kohaeking, or something like 1t.
G. s Humphrey, the halter, has the largest
stock of hats and caps OF any house in the city
of Wilmington. This is not mere say So
but positive fact, which can be easily proven
by calling and seeing. Ths rush for hats and
caps has commenced, and &. s. Humphrey
2i6 Market street, is prepared for it.
French Class.-Proi. L1ubignac gave an IL
lustration OF his oral teaching last Monday,
and the ladies and gentlemen who were pres.
ent speak highly in favor of the professor and
of the method employed, as the best to obtain
fluent elocution in a short time. Tomorrow
(Thursday) Prof. Loubignac will commence
his class at 4.3O p. M, in room No. ], Masonic
Temple, 1t is a good opportunity for ladies
and gentlemen who desire to speak iuGntly.
The rabble gather round the man of news,
And listen with their mouths wide open;
Some tell, some hear, some Judge OF news
some make w.,
And he that lies most loud, Is most beliey'd