Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-18
RREVITIEs,
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FERRIS BROTHERS, Printers.

Cupping and leeching at III King st.
Congress will not meet in extra session.
f.S. Humphrey, halter, 2l6 Market st.
Eight cents line for advertising in thi.
column.
Coroner Butz has commenced the week full
OF business.
Adams X Brother have baby coaches that
keep babies comfortable, even in snowy
weather.
| You had better clean the snow from your
paveihents within ten working hours after
falling or the police will be looking your case
up.
Nellie Wells has entered suit against E. H.
Stewart before ESQ. Brady.
Every one recommends the HARVEST
HOME RANGE, to be seen at H. F. Pickels',
and T. 4th street.
George W. Sparks was elected cashier OF the
Wilmington N Brandywine bank on last Mon
day.
LtTCkMAN'S STRING MUSIC Tor balls.
parties, NJ. 81 Tatnall street.
Maggie Mitchell clears between saO 800 and
*6O,OOO yearly by acting.
Now Is the tins to sell personal property,
and the paper in which to advertise is the
REPUBLICAN,.
Call at MeYratten's dining rooms, 524 Mar.
ket street, south side, Philadelphia, to get
good dinners.
sam. Townsend scaIps the Delaware col.
lege ut Newark, and says there are seven pro-
iessors to thirty.tive scholars in attendance.
Be sure to see the HARVEST HOME
RANGE at H. F. Pickels', and E. Fourth
street, before purchasing elsewhere.
Troy and Wilmington were united On last
sunday by the holy bonds Of wedlock.
Oysters cents per can, vanilla 12 cents n
bottle, lemon u cents Il bottle at T. M. Wisr's,
1909 Market street.
Send your job printing to the REPUBLICAN
office.
Adams n Brother have just laid in super
lative stock OF baby coaches that cannot be
excelled.
Manager Fox, who was tried ut Philadel-
phia iQr keeping disOrderly house, was ac-
quilted.
Alnscow at III Shiplev street retals oysters
having over 75 oysters to the quart, at rs cents
per quart. Call and see.
West Chester wants a public hall, and we
thiRk 1t is almost time they were erecting it.
The PnaiOre opera Is having "a tremendous
tme-alm0st a%grsat as GranGtather's Clock.
Fox SALE.-Special and easy terms-Store
and DWELLING 5. +. corner Adams and Elm
streets. j.. .T,tHeald, Clayton House building.
The discussion of the marsh question by
Council occupied considerable time last even
Ing.
Don't tail to attend the telephone concert at
the Opera House tomorrow evening.
The HARVEST HOME RANGE is the
largest, cheapest and best in the market. Call
and see it at II. +. Pickles, and E. Fourth
street
No A y,,hn hnr
Smedley, who is so small that she might well
be termed the midget.
The eCELFBRATED CASE will be given
at the Opera House on the 22d inst.
Notice to the public that will half-soe and
heel boots and shoes for 81 and other mending
In proportion, at 5. w. corner OfSeventn and
Tatnall streets. John T.. Bailey.
Mr.. Edward Moore celebrated his seventh.
eth birthday last Saturday.
Tie "Gazette' always praised Ben. Butler
according to their latest editorial on the mat
ter.
Samuel D.. Long, plain and ornamental
plasterer, lobbing, calsoInining and cement
ing. Orders left at the shoe store of T. 4.
Bailey, 5: W. corner Seventh and Tatnall
streets, will receive prompt attention.
Senator Bayard is calling forth upon his
head the wrath Of the solid South
Council has decided that the water depart
ment needs new water wheel, If the Legs.
lature approves
Those wanting tirst-class cook stove will
do well to call and examine the new HAR-
VEST HOME, ut II. +. Pickles. and . East
Fourth street.
The Sheriff will sell several properties at 2
O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon, at the Lata-
yette hotel Ninth and Shipley streets.
Revival meetings are in full progress in the
various Methodist churcncs OF this city.
Get baby coach from Adams s. Bro, SOC
Market street. and be prepared for the first
pleasant day.
This weeks number of the WEEKLY Re-
PUBLICAN will be an interesting one.
HER MAJEsTy's SHIr "PINAPoRE."-The
EreSide Companion, No. 502 with supple
ment,) issued February II. The Supplement
will contain in-complete-the comic opera, H.
M. 5. ."PlNAFORE," ,"now so popular in every
town and village all over the country. No.
1893 of the Fresidc Companion will contain the
opening chapters OF the new story, called
THE BANKERS DAUGHTER, founded
upon the popular play of the same name now
running at the Union Square Theatre, New
york. 1t will also contain the first installment
of James Payn's new story, UNDER ONE
ROOF.
The words and music of some popular song
or ballad is given away with every number Of
the paper The Ereside Companion is for sale
by all newsdealers. The subscription price is
three dollars u year. Address
GEORGE MUNRO, Publisher,
II to q Vandewater street, New York.
p. q. Box 375l.
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