Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-10
BREvITIES.
Sun rises $50. Sun sets $40.
FERRIS BROTHERS, Printers.

I sun rises 8.5y. Sun sets SO.
FERRIS BRUTHERS, Printers.
Cupping and lesching at I'll King St.
u. ). Humphrey, halter, PIG Market st.
: Eight cents II line for advertising in th
column.
A wouan's glove Is to her what a yes
pocket Is 10 man.
Some people have more than their share c
this worlds trouble, while Others glide aon
smoothly.
10000 cigars Tor sale at 2l3 King street 10
sl.20 81 30 and Sl.40 per 100.
At the foot of his professional chiropo
dist' commonly known as the corn doctor.
he was shining light in society-The gal
man.
But change came, IA fearful direful change
honest men.
LtTCkMAN'S STRING MUSIC tor balls,
parties nc. 81 Tatnall street.
We wish all persons who are indebted to
TINS ONCE to call and settle, and not walt for
our collectors to call on them.
strange miracle happened in Wilmington
yesterday. man took one Of his eyes out Of
their sockets, and after wlping it replaced II
IN MIS- mead. 1t was glass eye.
A painful parting-With your tooth at the
dentists.
Fine large oysters Mt Reynolds, lO5 E. End
street, rs and 80 cents per quart.
Mrs. Partington declares she does not wish
TO vote, as she could not stand the electrical
franchise.
Levy Court" now sitting in session at
New Cattle, will relieve the anxious ones
from their anxiety this week.
II. M. Jenkins Is the Philadelphia Tines
correspondent at Harrisburg.
Call at Megratten's dining rooms, 5A Mar.
ket street. south side, Philadelphia, to get
good dinners.
Bring your Job printing to the REPUBLICAN
office.
"Pinafore" at the Opera House this even
inv.
FOR lewelry repairs. 90 to Hollingsworth, a
PRACTICAL JEWElIER, 3o4 Shipley st.
A candidate lor office has his lie reviewed
from babyho0d to manhood by the press and
ne Is astonished at himself that he ever lived
through it all.
Nevada politician was elected on the mer-
its OF single speech. All he said was "Fe!.
low countrymen, follow me in yonder refresh
ment saloOn!' He u ust have lived in Della
ware at one time
James Smith has the best tea in the city,
and Will sell 1t at No. 4O+ Shipley street at
greatly reduced prices.
Farmers and all others will get their public
sale bills struck off at the REPuBLICAN N office.
He was free lover and an infdel. A lover
oi lager beer, and he didn't believe that it
was made from fresh hops
Notice to the subtle that will halt-seIe and
heel boots and shoes Tor 81 and other mendiny
In proportion, at ). w. corner of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
The down State exchanges think the Sher-
IFS sale law should be amended or fixed up
agaln at this session OF the Legislature. Bet |
ter leave 1t alone, gentlemen.
It's great shock to man ; nervous system |
to have suspender button fly of lust as he is |
IN the act OF making profound bow to lady
on the street
J. A. Wilson, undertaken, 9Th and Shipley
streets, is agent tor all Of the latest designs in
caskets and cottins. Everything connected
with the profession has his personal attention.
EmersOn's minstrels at the Opera House on
evening, the 18th inst
Advertise in the REPuBLICAN-the paper
having the largest circulation in Wilmington |
or Delaware.
Samuel ID. Long. plain and ornamental
plasterer, JoOting, calsomining and cement
ing. Orders lett at the shoe store OF j. 4. |
Bailey, 5. W. corner Seventh and Tatnall
streets. will receive prompt attention.