Daily Republican., 1879-03-15
A BAKERS RHAPSODY.

Dough nat you love me, Sallie Bun?
knead your love, do;
used to l-0ven other girl,
But ne'er as wheat as you.
Notice to the public that will hali-sole and
heel boots and shoes for 81 and other mending
in proportion, at s. w. corner of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
Henry Ward Beecher is heavy man. H,
weighs right from the pulpit 2l9 pounds. Til
ton up the scales!
Have you seen those new carpets at Adam!
Bros? II not 20 at once, 1t will repay you
This is another one of those bright Spring
| days.
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.
Yesterday VIM. Dean, ESQ.,, gave the Sen
ate to understand that ho was at that much
talked Of banquet.
merits of the HARVEST HOME RANGE.
Don't fail to see it at H. F. Pickels', and L.
| Fourth street.
The highest salary paid to any teacher in
the public schools In Wilmington is 81 200. and
| the lowest is $3.50.
| Mrs. Kirby has received her Spring stock Of
elegant millinery. Call and see those splen-
did hats, bonnets, flowers, ribbons, &c, No.
2O2 King street.
The best disnfectant against epidemic
Have your houses cleanly painted, grained
and kalsomined by w. X. Grant, K. Seventh
street. The most work .or the least cash
Go to church tomorrow. You will not be
troubled with the risky fly.
Samuel d. Long, plain and ornamental
plasterer. lobhing, calsomining and cement
ing. Orders lett at the shoe store Of j. f.
Bailey, s. ". corner seventh and Tatnal
streets, will receive prompt attention.
The year old Spring chickens soon will be
brought to market.
For a stove to burn either wood or coal the
LIGHT HOUSE cannot be excelled 1t is es.
pecially adapted for farmers use, and is sold
for remarkably low prices at H. f. Pickels', I
and E. Fourth street.
The farmers should remember that the habit
Ofleavng wagons stand in the streets along
the curb is prohibited.
new and most beautiful style of picture
frames ever sold in Wilmington at the 80 cent
store, also more books, Perfection window.
cleaner, patent family scales, the most conve.
nient articles ever used. SOL Market street.
A Tenth Ward citizen wants to sell our city
fathers bull dog to watch the proposal box
which is about to be placed in the Council
chamber.
| WANT-Everybod to know that they can
buy anything in the shoe line very cheap at
Bingham's, $40 Market street.
Aman in Michigan successively married two
sisters, and has Low welded their mother.
you want anything in the boet and shoe
line, go to Adams n Bro, a good assortment
at low prices.
All kinds OF job printing neatly executed at
the REPUBLICAN office.
Yes ] shall need stove when l move, and
l will purchase of Milton S. Simpers, Ill w.
Eighth street. He can sell you any pattern
you may wish. Also tinware, woodenware and
housefurnishing goods as cheap as any one
In the city. Give him a call soon.
A LOVERS QUESTION.
A little mole is growing, John,
Just underneath my chin;
1t gives me so much grief, dear John,
I'm growing pale and thin,
Another one is coming. John,
Just here beneath my ear,
And will be dishgured, John,
For life. sadly fear,
And SO l want ta ask you, John,
VIII e'er your love grow cold?
o, answer me at once, dear John,
Will you love me when I'm moled?