Daily Republican., 1879-03-14
BREvITIEs,
Sun rises o.l3. Sun sets 600.

FERRIS BROTHERS, Priuters.
Cupping and leeching at 2ll King St.
He that dances will have to pay the fiddle
New buttons for the million at r. Fee.ey'
They were cousins, and he lisp-ed
From the summit OF his chin,
Can l have kith Amelia?
And she answered, course you kin.
| Eight cents line Tor advertising in thi.
column.
J. Stein, practical hair cutter, elO Madison
| street.
Council met last evening and passed nu-
merOus bills.
3O5 Shipley street.
Dry up, as the sun said to the morning
mist!
Bingham, $40 Market street, Is selling boots
at greatly reduced prices.
Why was Adam firstclass hog? Because
he had spare rib.
New Spring hats at q. S. Humphrey g, 2le
Market street. Prices lower than usual.
Council had quite debate on the marsh
question last evening.
-Four horses, four mules, and six COWS al
Stapler x Mayors sale tomorrow. See adv
City Treasurer Vincent reports $T,046. 80 In
bank to the credit of current expenses.
A. W. Quigg, Ninth and Shipley streets
offers the celebrated VICTOR COOK at cosi
for the next thirty days.
Several prisoners did escape from George
town Jail the first of this week.
Purchase the VICTOR COOK RANGE Of
Milton 5. Simpers, Ill West Sth street. Been
in use tor ten years, and will not fail to give
satisfaction.
The printing committee Of Council gave no
tice last evening that they will pay no more
bills hereafter unless ordered by them.
The VICTOR COOK RANGE is for sale at
reduced prices ut H. +. Pickels, I and 8 East
Fourth street.
Get the prices for job work at the REPUB-
LIcAN office before going elsewhere.
The only place to get good goods cheap is
at Rose Feeneys.
Books and bouquets were presented to the
teachers and scholars ut Union anniversary
last evening.
Great Reduction in Coal.-Stove coal IS per
ton, nut ". SO per ton, egg s. per ton, cash
22iO hs. to the ton. George W. Bright, King
street wharf, Wilmington, Del.
The Washington and Reliance fire compa-
MES have appealed to Council to rescind the
order OF Chiei VIM. McCrea, which suspends
them from active service for a period of thirty
days.
F. McMonagle, dealer in pictures picture
frames, mirrors, &c, will continue the busi-
ness at his old stand N. W. corner Third and
King streets. Give him call.
Female pickpockets are very expert and
successful in Philadelphia. Wilmington is
free OF such cattle.
No trouble with dirty ovens If you use the
HARVEST HOME RANGE. Call and ex-
anime 1t at H. F. Pickles, I and 8 East 4th st.
The building being erected on Market street
above Sixth is not the long talked of Red
Mems Hall. 1t is only an office.
If you want nice pair of boots or shoes
made leave your measure at Bingham's, 5lO
Market street.
Cabrolet is the name OF new hat made to
adorn the ladies.
Notice to the public that will half-sele and
heel boots and shoes for 81 and other mending
in proportion, at s. W. corner of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John Z. Bailey.
Council will not grant the fish venders the
privilege of dispOsing OF their tishy stock at
the corner OF Second and King streets.
Don't purchase any stove without calling on
Milton s. Shippers. No. Ill West Sth street,
and examine the VICTOR COOK RANGE,
the best and cheapest in the market.
A contemporary states that stable was
burnt down and horse was burnt up at Shoe
makeryille, Montgomery County, the other
day.
The anti-clinker principle is one OF the chief
merits Of the HARVEST HOME RANGE.
Fourth street.
Browne, a New York clotbier, in a few
weeks will open store at Ninth and Chest
nut streets.
Mrs. Kirby has received her Spring stock OF
elegant millinery. Call and $50 those spl en-
did hats, bUnnets, flowers, ribbons, &c, No.
202 King street.
There are not more than dozen good ad-
vertsers (that is merchants who use printers
ink extensively in Wilmington.
Now is the time to make your selections in
furniture and bedding at L. +. Adair's, No
2D7 Market street. He has the largest stock
in the city from which to select.
Fantastic masquerade suits are hired out to
the young party goers at fair prices
The best dsiniectant against epidemic
Have your houses cleanly painted, grained
and kalsomined by W. X. Grant f. Seventh
street. The most work Tor the least cash.
Council had better purchase watch deg
and place him on guard over the proposal box,
so that it will not be pered with.
Samuel ID. Long, plain and ornamental
plasterer, jObhing, calsOmining and cement
Ing. Orders lett at the shoe store OF j. E.
Bailey, 5. W. corner seventh and Tatnall
streets, will receive prompt attention.
Young folks moonlight bay parties soon
will be in vogue.
Plenty Of hard work is the only sure road to
fortune.
For stove to burn either wood or coal the
LIGHT HOUSE cannot be excelled. 1t is es-
pecially adapted for farmers Use, and Is sold
iOr remarkably low prices at H. F. Pickels',
and E. Fourth street.
The north west conner OfFourth and Market
streets seems rather vacant.
A new and most beautiful style of picture
frames ever sold in Wilmington at the 30 cent
store, also more books, p, riectiOn window
cleaner, patent family scales, the most conve-
nient articles ever used. sol Market street.
The fire laddies were on hand in the Coun-
Gil chamber last evening.
WANT Everybody to know that they can
buy anything in the shoe line very cheap at
$40 Market street.
All kinds OF job printing neatly executed at
the REPUBLICAN, office.
Yes shall need a stove when move, and
l will purchase of Milton s. Shippers, Ill W.
Eighth street. He can sell you any pattern
you may wish. Also tinware, woodenware and
goods as cheap ae any one
in the city. Give him call soon.
I've peanut In my pocket,
Emeline! Emeline!
I'll Jerk the kernel from its socket,
In due time! In due time!
To the theatre I'll go,
On the floor the shell III throw,
Then III MUNICH to music slow,
kmeline! Emeline!