Daily Republican., 1879-03-10
BREvITIES.



Side whiskers-A mules tail in ny tine.
Whether on the hen roost high,
Or In the butchers van,
The nObiest place for fowls to die,
Is where they die for man.
Eight cents line for advertising in this
column.
New Spring goods at Mrs. Klrby's, No. 2O2
King street.
Rev. Mr.. Mann gave 1t to his congregation
last evening. He completely scaped all who
ever opposed him.
Lyerything in the grocery line down at
FOrd's, Sd and Adams
A movement is on foot to make Representa-
tive Ware the next State Senator from this
city.
l.. F. Adair, 2o7 Market street, takes trade
dollars at par tor furniture.
1t is said that John Roach Is coming to this
city. We would like to see a live man like
him settling In our midst.
The latest style silk hats now ready at q. s,
Humphreys, PIG Market street.
Eyes right. forward march to Dover to-day
does the iIlustrious body which cOmpOses the
celebrated and world renown Legislature.
A. W. Quigg, Ninth and Shipley streets,
offers the celebrated VICTOR COOK at cost
for the next thirty days.
The Union Sunday school anniver ia ke
place on Thursday evening.
Purchase the VICTOR COOK RANGE of
Milton 5. Simpers, Ill West 8th street. Been
in use for ten years, and will not fail to give
satisfaction.
The Wilmington public will have the op-
pOrtunity CT attending the Ole Bull concert
tomorrow evening
You can get all kinds of fresh meats OF Al
bert Hunal, 5. Z. corner 9th and Madison.
Every Sunday never fails to bring some
thing new.
The VICTOR COOK RANGE is for sale at
reduced prices at H. +. Pickels', 7 and East
Fourth street.
| All kinds OF job printing neatly executed at
the REPUBLICAN office.
Alnscow at Ill Shiplev street retails oysters
having over rs oysters to the quart, at rs cents
per quart. Call and see.
Let every one appoint himself special de-
tectiVe tor the prevention Of thieving and
crime.
Great Reduction in Coal.-Stove coal IS per
ton, nut $3.50 per ton. egg IS per ton, cash;
2240 Ms to the ton. George W, Bright, King
street wharf, Wilmington, Del.
Yesterday afternoon the Union M, E. Sum
day school numbered 67O, including scholars,
teachers and visitors.
No trouble with dirty ovens if you use the
HARVEST HOME RANGE. Call and ex-
anime 1t at II. +. Pickles, and 0 East 4th st.
The tiremen had slight skirmish on Sun
day.
New and nobby Spring style hats at g. S.
Humphreys, now ready, 2l6 Market street.
Three infants were baptized by Rev. Mr..
Keigwin At West Presbyterian church yester-
day morning.
Notice to the public that will halfsole and
heel boots and shoes for 81 and other mending
In proportion, at ). W. corner of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John Z. Bailey.
The Reformed Episcopal church had their
opening exercises yesterday in their new place
of worship on Second street.
Don't purchase any stove without calling on
Milton 5. Simpers, No. Ill West Sth street
and examine the VICTOR COOK RANGE
the best and cheapest in the market.
Don't fail to purchase copy Of the DAILY
REPUBLICAN on Tuesday.
The anti.clinker principle is one of the cbieI
merits OF the HARVEST HOME RANGE
Don't fail to see 1t at H. F. Pickles, and 9 E.
Fourth street.
The police net was rather full this morning
than is usual.
Our new DERBY HATS (Spring styles
with patent ventilated sweat bands, are ele.
giant, artistic and cheap. Sheppey, No. tOa
Market ST., opposite the Clayton House.
The sickle that cuts down the green things
-Icicle.
They operate so nicely, without any pain
said gentleman speaking of DR.. Simms'
Vegetable Liver Pills. They cure Liver Com.
plants, 70 cents, 4th and King, and 602 Arch
street, Philadelphia.
My what splendid morning. The blue
birds and robins carol forth their songs ofwel
come to the approaching Spring,
Samuel ID. Long, plain and ornamental
plasterer, jObfing, calsOmining and cement
ing Orders left at the shoe store of !. E
Bailey, 5. W. corner Seventh and Tatnal
streets, will receive prompt attention.
The coal men have Just learned that the
price OF that article should be reduced.
For stove to burn either wood or coal the
LIGHT HOUSE cannot be eXceled. 1t is es
pecally adapted for farmers use, and is sold
for remarkably low prices ut II. F. Pickles, I
and E. Fourth street.
a man who has plenty of thyme-A gard
ner.
An elegant line of new Spring hats very
cheap at Il. 5. Humphreys, 2l6 Market st.
The REPUBLICAN, is the largest penny paper
ever published in Wilmington. 1t contains
nearly II columns Of live and interesting mat.
| ter.
Yes shall need a stove when move, and
| will purchase of Milton s. Shippers, Ill W.
Eighth street. He can sell you any pattern
you may wish. Also tlnware, wOodenware and
h0usefurnishing goods as cheap as any one
in the city. Give him u call soon.
There was n young girl of Saltwater,
She did what she never had ought ter
On her young fellows knee,
She was sitting so free.
When her grandmother came in and caught
| her.