Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
BREVITIES.

Sun rises 617. 7....... Sun sets 5.12.
Fatter grow the turkeys.
Nearer comes Thanksgiving.
Wheat has taken downward boom.
Another lot of whips at the 90 cent store.
When Is beet not beetc When it's sugar
Salt oysters, ice cold, for sale at Fullmer's
| Pure cider vinegar a. Weldin s. Lloyd's, a.
Seventh and King.
The beauty OF the ladies who gave Rice's
"Surprise Party, last evening, was matter
of general comment.
Cetarcroit is offered for sale by the widow
OF Bayard Taylor.
Consult DR.. Darmon at the Washington Ho-
tel, 205 Market street.
When you say that girls hair is as black
rs coal, it is Just as we'll TO 81 ecly that you
do not mean red hot coal.
Read our beet sugar article In another COL
umn.
A vast baked bean lunch, tonight, at D.
Omensetters saloon, 105 Shlpley street. Il
And low we may soon expect to see a
cookie shell boat, containing IL prominent edi-
tor )i this city, start off some OF these moon.
light nights across the great blue ocean to-
welcome home the coming Democratic candi.
date for President, Hon. Thos F. Bayard.
The circulation of the REPUBLIC y is BOOM
ing up.
Cuppipg and leeching at No. 103 Z. Second
street, Residence No. 403 East Second street,
The United States District Court is in ses-
sion oday, and there are many strangers in
the city from Kent and Sussex.
Flowers and vegetation are waging noble
stand up fight against King Frost, hut they
will have to succumb at last.
Chicken salad at.Fullmer's.
Miss Mar'op singer, Ia J0iic House Kcepairc
in Rice's "Surprise Party" was favored with
a beautiful bouquet from the audience last
evening.
The Gazette" " now thinks if there had
been troops at the polls Ohio might have gone
the other way.
Ladies' and Misses Derby hats at G.. S.
Humphreys, 2l6 Market street. Prices IS
cents and 81.
The plumber and gas.titter are beginning
to smile in the prospect that they will be
needed before long.
How is it that it takes 20 cents fare to go 10
Riverside, and only ID cents to return?
l.. +. Adair, No. .O7 Market street. has the
largest furniture warehouse in Delaware.
Call and see.
The ice wagons have but little attractions
These frosty mornings are ripening the rab.
bits.
Flower pots, flower rods, flower trellises,
wire goods, seeds, &C., soid by Arthur W.
Brown, No. 224 W. Second street.
1t looks now as ifthe backbone of summer
was broken
There are only seventy.one days more in
this year.
NJ "nfa otrnn
can shave you, cut your hair neatly, and sell
you ticket to and from Philadelphia.
Gut flowers will keep much longer if their
stems are thrust into wet sand, than they will
be in water only.
The " Administer " is the handsomest and
most economical parlOr stove in the market
found only at Quigg's, Ninth and Shipley.
A tidal wave of marriages is coming over
Wilmington.
Col. Moore has the prettiest store front on
Market street.
Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills, great nom
gripping. non.sickeLing, easy purgatiye, %
cents. Depot Fourth and King: Philadel-
phia. 6O2 Arch street.
Two weeks from to-day will make a rattling
amongst the Democratic dry bones.
1t will soon be time to lay aside the mailet
md the ball.
Chicken croquettes at Fullmer's.
Whom can we trust?" is the black type
nauiry of an exchange. It's of no conse-
luence. "Whom can we induce to trust us ? "
Is the soul agOnizer.
Now is the time to prepare your window
gardens for winter.
Notice to the Public.-I will half-sOle and
heel boots and shoes for 81, other mending In
John e. Bailey, s. w. corner OF
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
"Oh! do wish had attended tho Sur
prise Party, last evening"" is the mournful
exclamation among the ladies to-day.
Rehoboth Excursion.-" Go " on the Reho.
both excursion, on Thursday, and buy q lot
cheap. Fare 500. Train leaves at 7.S0 a. IN.
Returning leaves at s p. M, stopping at the
principal stations on both roads.