Daily Republican., 1879-10-30
BREvITlES.

Sun rises e.27. Sun sets 500.
Another splendid day.
More fruit jars at the 90 cent store.
Apples have suddenly risen to "a barrel.
Salt oysters, ice cold, for sale at Fullmer'a
Wilmington does not believe In Lynch. law
Pure cider vinegar at Weldln 4 Lloyd's, a
Seventh and King.
The roar OF Republican thunder will b
heard from the north next Tuesday.
Butter sold as high as fifty cents pound a
West Chester yesterday.
Repairing promptly and neatly done b!
| Notwithstanding tho active business room
there are still some persons who have no en-
plOyment.
Mince meat has appeared In the marke
and soils for ten cents pound.
Silver American watches as low as $40, q
Mtllard +. Davis, No. E. Second street.
People are surprised at the partisan com.
plexion OF the jury list from Wilmington.
The small boy at school thinks about chest
nut gathering, and then he examines the
teachers ruler and the soles OF his mothers
slippers before he plays truant.
Cupping and leeching at No. 103 E. Second
street. Residence No. 40S East Second street
Scandal mongers arc in their glory now
and are laying up rich harvest for winter
use.
This barrel couldn't save Ohio, and it will
alse be unable to save New YORK.
Chicken salad at Fullmer's.
$2O,eO Is what Barnum took away Tor hfs
three days tour Of the delaware peninsula.
When dog wags his tail is it not purp-
etual motion7
The Administer " is the handsomest and
most economical parlOr stove In the market !;
found only at Quigg's, Ninth and Shipley.
Cupid seems to have stolen march upon
some OF the first families of Wilmington, and
is now busily engaged in binding captive
willing hearts In hymen's bonds.
Eli Crozier, President Of We the Peo-
pie, proposes to run the City Hospital 10 one
dol ar day without whiskey except for me-
dicinal purposes, and without teasts on public
occasions.
Cove plants, Cbincoteague and all of the
best grades OF oysters received daily at Gard
ner's oyster depot. cor. Seventh and Shipley.
This fine balmy weather Is very pleasant,
but the farmers would rather see brisk, rat
cling rain at the risK Of blowing down some
apple trees.
In addition to the dry spell farmers say the
Hessian fly has attacked their wheat crops.
Just elegant are the ladies and gents hats
'old by q. >. Humphrey, the halter, ZIG Mar
ret street. Full line of light and heavy gloves.
zeal caps and furs.
Rar.room settlers along Front and Water
treets, 1t is said, can outset any hen that was
,ver hatched.
A general investigation shouH now be in
tituted by the weather wise In reg ,rd to the
roose's breast bone and the hogs liver, and ]
he result made known, SO that peope Q can
ay in coal accordingly and prepare their win |
er ulsters.
Notice to the Public.-I will half-sole and
eel boots and shoes for 81, other mesding in
r0porti0n, John +. Bailey, s. W. corner OF |
eventh and Tatnall streets.
Woods are now clothed in their gorgeous
utumn apparel.
The short tailed OK views the frost bitten fly |
nth peculiar grin st pleasure.
Chicken croquettes at Fullmer's.
Let the Pennsylvania railroad into vii.
ningtoL If it wants to be In.
Galvanized wire spout guards for keeping |
caves out Of rain sp0uts also galvanized |
lOthes lie sold by Arthur W. Brown. v ire |
;oods and seeds at No. "a W. Second street. |
10 you mind when l scaled the back. yard |
fence
To see II YOU lett me nste9
Did Tray gave chase acress tho lawn,
And I fell over the goat?
Do yeu think Of the night took you home.
An, asked for modest kissf
You said no; l must 20;
That your dad would be mad.
Do you remember that!