Daily Republican., 1879-11-08
BREVITlES.
Sun rises 6,37. Sun sets 4. 50.
Apples are getting lower,

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Apples are getting lower,
Mitten knitting is in fashion now.
| Ewes first Out1t was o fdH costume.
1t is not unlikely that some of the Republi-
cans taking part in the Bayard. boom have
their eyes on consulate. Very likely they
will get one at the head of Salt river.
All who are willing to participate in tho
reception Of "he King Of Kings are invited
to The Household Of Faith" tomorrow, to
make preparation for His speedy return
Hebrews X: ~.
French china and granite cups and saucers
cheap at the SOC. store; also flower stands.
Now Is the time for the man with the pain.
killing medicine to come around.
Go to church tomorrow. Your la tor wants
to see you.
Cupping and leechIng at No. 1O3 E. Second
street. Residence No. 4O3 East Second street.
Wheat and flower Is again booming down
ward.
Saur Kraut and pork Low cones to tie
front.
Call on Smpers, Ill W. Eighth street, and
see the LaPierre range, the best in the mar
ket.
1t seems somehow that we heard of John
Quinty Adams running. ior Governor OF
Massachusetts, but In tho Long run he seams
TO have been lost to ght.
Ben. Butler has already announced him
selfa candidate for Governor of Massachu-
sets next year.
At the Dover fair the first premium was
awarded to l.. F. Adar for his elegant iurnis
ture.
The Temperature of the weather is much
colder than yesterday.
Gunners are out gathering up the rabbit
crop.
The Administer Is the handsomest and
most economical parior stove In the market
found only at Quigg's, Ninth and Shipley.
The West Chester " Record " says Quite.
launee Township, Berks County, went Repub. |
lican this year because the school directors |
advertised for teachers In the :" Record "
Mr.. Jenkins send some of those teachers |
down into Delaware.
No negroes need apply for position in the
Bayard reception parade.
Anything made of wire or light iron, wire
grave covers for example, can be obtained Of
Arthur W. Brown, No. 224 W. Second street.
The ingenious boarding house keeper can
make soup OF the shadow OF chicken.
Some of our Wilmington ladies wear enor.
nous belts, but they can't get ahead of Jupi-
ter's. His is 5000 miles wide.
Cove plants, Cbincoteague and all of the
ner's oyster depot, cor. Seventh and Shipley.
The hardy roses are still wrestling with the
rOst
The beer mug seems to to the glass OF fash
on now a-dgys.
A. l.. AinsGow receives ana sells over 800
bushels of oysters per week. Families sup
llied daily with the best brands. No. I'll
,hlpley street.
you wish to purchase perfect clinkerless
)ase- burner stove, Une that contains all the
atest improvements, call on ii. +. Pickels.
md buy the Anchor,
II David Davis is nominated for President
next year, the Republicans who vote for him
will all be anti-iat mon
The Norristown Herald " man Is puzzled J
o know how t. pronounce Mrs. Sjeg, of
Maine. lie admits that SIZE is In the main,
light.
Eiram Yerger has the largest, finest and
heapest buffalo robes and h0rse blankets in .
he lowest. Gall and see the assertion
roved, at 4o7 Shipiey street.
Somehow our machine won't boom much
or Bayard. We tried, but 1t absolutely re.
used to bulge.
He stole march on Wilmington, score one
or Bayard
q. Humphrey, the halter and furrier, has
ome elegant sable sets for $S, $40, Sl2, SIS,
md SIS to SIS. Light and heavy glsves in
,reat variety, at 2lo Market street. Ladies'
nd misses Derby hats in oil the leading ;
tyles, Is cents and upwards.
TO BAyARD IN 1889.
'ommy make room for your uncle,
That's little dear;
tommy make room for your uncle,
For l want the track kept clear;
ou know that Samuel has bar',
Which he will empty too,
Then Tommy don't cry, but be o good boy,
Make room for your uncle, do!