Daily Republican., 1879-04-03
BREvITIEs.
Sun rises 5.4l. sun seh 6.2o.

Crycusses arc blooming.
City Council meets this evening.
The city is very quiet at this writing.
Cupping and leeehing at eli King st.
FERRIS BROTHERS, "THE" Printers.
HUMILITY.
A tlmid little flower; aye. wondrous mex!
Its te ender petals, scarcely vislble,
Lending their blushos to a maiden's cheek,
And shy Of all that tempts the risiDie-
No grace OF nature does so modest speak,
In fact. 1t ia con essed, none other Is able.
Eight cents line for advertising In this
c)lunln.
Tho third day of April has come. Eow do
yOu l!kcit
The Legislators will bsngnet at the Clayton
House this afternoon at = O'Clock.
The following ex-Mayors OF Wilmington
still live i: Wm B. Virgins, tfeo. w. Sparks,
Joshua Maris, Joshua :. Valentine, Jorhua
l., Simms and WIN. G. WhiteIeY.
Cheap china, glsss and qucensware at the
Clayton House, 6JT King street.
The Delaware beet sugar manufacturing
Company has been organized and tncorpora-
ted.
This weeks WEENLY REPUBLICAN, y can B0w
be purchared at this office.
II the sarplors are driven from King street
where win they go to sell their produces.
The lost Charlie Ross has not yet turned
up.
The place to get your pictures framed Is at
McMonsgle'a, N. W. corner Third and King.
The DUPONT Guards held their regular
monthly meeting last evening
May parties and Spring colds soon will be
In fashion.
Advertisers would do well to insert their
cards in the columns OF the REPUBLICAN.
John Dallas, (col.,) Of West Chester, was
fined ~ and costs at Mayor Almonds iollce
court
Buy the SPLENDID, WINDSOR and VIC
TOR COOK RANGES from Milton Shippers,
No. Ill West Eighth street.
Tom Thumb and troupe will appear at the
Institute Hall on Saturday evening.
During the month Of March there were l2
| fires and falBe alarms.
Everybody reads the REPUBLICAN. Our
circulation is as healthy as ever.
Upon tie valleys lap
The dewy morning throws
A thousand pearly drops
To wake single rose.
Thus often, in the course
Oflite's few fleeting years,
A single pleasure cOat8
The sOul thousand tears,
Geo knight and wife will appear in the
play Of otto" at the Opera House, on next
Monday evening.
by all IL ans arrest all goats found drunk
and disorder.y on the by-vays and highways.
Come to the 90 cent store and see the new
Eastlake rocklng-chair, new mats, flow ertrci-
lisses nnd hundreds OF ether things.
4 Connecticut man recently said: "Lend
mt dollar My wife has left me, and l want
to advertise that hiH not responsible for her
debts.'
Tho new Beard of Health will be appointed
in MAY by Council.
Pr grammes nd bail tick It's printed al the
REPUBLICAN, Ottlce.
Why ia mad bull an animal of lovial
dispo9ition? Because he offers u horn to
every one he meets.
New. nobhy and cheapare this hats and caps
5 Id by u. S. humphrey, the halter, at 2l5
Market street. Large stock Of new Spring
81! les now ready.
When the old folks try to sit ont young
| fellow alld his girl they get. discounted every
| time.
A ftty -four yHs- old l,ver gives hi' loved
one ~ years oid) 500, who gives him u re.
etlpL IN luil
"uur FIRST Raby" Is tho title cf a new book.
1t is bound IN muslin, OF course, aud has IL
weak back.
Subscribe for tho best pap,r in the eity-the
RErrBLiCAy.
Notice to the subl!c.-I will ha!fsoe ard
heel boots and shOes for Sl,aDi othe. N ,nhit <
in proportion, ut $. W. corner OF SeTelth Il; d
Tatnan streets. John E. Bailey.
Abner P. Bailey is now the presiding sificer
Of the Board Of Health.
Wilmington Wa, first incOrporue asa city
Ia 1sG2, with X. II. Bsyard. ~hlg, ~ Acyor.
All kinds of job printing lie st!y execlt ID at
the REPUBLICAN Office.
The best disiniectant against cpiGe nics-
Have your houses cleaniy painted, g""ireh
and katsomned by W. X. Graut, = Il. Seventh
street. The most work Tor the ltust cash.
HAIL TO SPRING.
Hail to Spring,
| Let our voices ring,
Let the air re Ound
With prelsdy from far ground:
| Let he jubilee rinS cut
| With tho -chuolboy's merry shout,
Over valley, hill and lea
Ri { ut a merry Jubilee,
| With hail 10 Spring.
Crown her with May flowers,
Culied ftom natures freshest bowers,
| As we bid her welcome once again,
And sing to her welcomes till she shall wnne.
Then we viii slny to her u sweet goodbye,