Daily Republican., 1879-02-12
BREvITIEs.
Sun rises 6.57. Sun sets j.32.
FERRIS BRUTHERS, Printers.


Cuppiny and leeching ut I'll King st.
q. $. Humphrey, halter, 2ls Market st.
All over town-what's all over town? Mud
He turned the instrument up and down,
TIL, getting proper sight he
EXclaimed--as he gazed with puzzle fr0wn.
'iood graciousr' and "Highty-tighty
The sight IS enough to alarm the town
mite Is II monster mighty
Eight cents Il line for advertising in this
column.
The Z. E's Dover correspondent wrote a
small piece Tor Yesterdays issue.
The Board of Education failed to have
quorum present last evening. No meeting OF
our educators
Philip Phillips tomorrow evening at the st.
Pauls M. Z. church.
Sheriff Pyle will sell several properties at
the Lafayette hotel to-day.
Geo. W. Ortlip, the genial proprietor of the
United States hotel, is lying i'll at his resi-.
dence.
Emerson's minstrels will appear ut the
Opera House tomorrow evening.
10000 cigars for sale at 2l3 King street for
$l.2o, II 30 and 81. 40 per 100.
The dog catcher put twelve more dogs out
Of their misery on Monday, thus making to.
tai OF one hundred dogs thus far despatched.
The night school, at the corner of Eighth
and WollastOn streets, closed last evening af-
ter session Of l3 weeks.
LVCKMAN'S STRING MUSIC for balls,
parties &c. 3ll Tatnall street.
The charity ball of New York took place on
Monday evening, netting over Il, 900.
Ofcourse you can get all kinds of job print
ing done ut the REPUBLICAN office.
The glee at the anniversary of Lincoln
Lodge, No. 8, X. Of p, sung we'll last even
ing.
Gall at Meyratten's dining rooms, 5A Mar.
ket street, south side, Philadelphia, to get
good dinners.
The Ravel troupe was well patronized last
evening.
Mr. Nathaniel Lank, OF Frederick, Is build
ing II schooner Tor Governor Hall, which will
be about 400 tons burden.
This is damp and disagreeable kind of
weather. Rather rainy we should say.
For iewelry repairs, 20 to HolIingsworth, a
PRACTICAL JEWElIER, So4 Shlpley St.
The Brandywine creek rose two or three
feet higher owing to yesterdays rain.
The Herald says the bills were passed by the
Board Of Education, when they have not held
meeting this week. Strange, very strange.
James Smith has the best tea in the city,
and will sell 1t at No. 4o4 Shipley street ut
greatly reduced prices.
The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN N will be published
at this office this evening
Council will petition the Legislature for au-
thority to procure loan of twenty-iour thous-
and dOlals, to pay the Indebtedness OF the
Board Of Education in Wilmington.
Notice to the public that will half-ssle and
heel boots and shoes for 81 and other mending
in proportion, at >. W. corner of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John f. Bailey.
Some Of the prettiest stockings are Of pale
blue, worked into ultramarine.
No apology is needed for reporters. They
do the best they can.
J. A. Wilson, undertaken, 8th and Shipley
streets is agent tor all OF the latest designs In
caskets and cotiins. Everything connected
with the profession has his personal attention.
The committee OF Council on public build
ings have had new floor placed in the corri-
dors OF the hall cells.
We do print all kinds Of country hand bills
at the REPUBLICAN office.
Samuel d. Long, plain and ornamental
plasterer, Jobhing, calsOmining and cement
ing. Orders left at the shoe store of J. f.
Bailey, ). W. corner Seventh and Tatnall
streets, will receive prompt attention.
The New York Graphic thus misquotes Pin
aiOre
did you ever try to buy returning
board? ="
Never
"What!!. Ncver'?''
"W.e-l-l-hardly ever
"Chorus-And so say his nephcw' and his
partners and his friends"