Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-21
FOURTH EDITION.
BREvlTlx.S.

DREVlTIES.
Business Is looking up
FERRIS BROS. Priaters.
This Is q big day in Dover.
The cold snap still continues.
Ladies arc generally fast drivers.
Look out for the coming ADJUSTMENTS.
100 good cigars for $3.50, 2l3 King st.
Cupping and leeching at al King street.
Have you handled any gold quarters yet!
Sun rises III. Sun sets sos
Eight cents aline are charged for all adver
tisements In this column.
The DUPONT Guards and the American RI.
nes lett for Dover this morning, to attend tn,
Inauguration Of Gov. Hall.
You can purchase box OF cigars for i6centl
at 2l3 King street.
Wilmington can brag on four brass bands
which arc equally divided on tho color ques
ton.
The preachers meeting was very slmly at
tended on Monday morning. Apreacher, wht
was present, suggested writing It's obituary
LUCKMAN'S STRING MUSIC for balls
parties. etc. 81 Tatnall street.
Tho Legislature IL now ready for business
A petition for opening an alley at Millsb0rt
has been presented.
1t Is said John Wanamaker will use thu
electric light hereafter, thus saving 5000 pei
annum.
improved Howe sewing machine, almost
new, Will be sold cheap. Apply at 7oS L. tn
street.
The leading newspaper In circulation Of
Delaware Is the REPUBLICAN.
Wilmington boys and girls possess a grea'
desire to coast on the hills OF our city.
Cali at Megrattens dining rooms, 624 Mar
ket street, south side, Philadelphia, to gel
good dinners.
Sherif Pyle has commenced to advertise hi'
coming sales. See another column.
James Smith has the best tea In the city
and will sell II at No. 4O& Shpley street O,
greatly reduced prices.
The poem on beautiful SNOW, has been
shelved ior this winter.
Try our worm lOzcnges, pleasant, without
nauseating effects, at DR.. COoper's drug store
9TH and Jefferson streets.
Advertisers would consult their interests by
placing their advertisements where they will
be seen and read by the people. The RErUB.
LIcAN Is the only Wilmington paper that has
a healthy circulation.
| Cash buyers will find special bargains In
hats. flirs, gloves and fine umbrellas ut g. 5.
Humphreys, 2l6 Market street.
The s. p G. A., Of Delaware, will meet at
No. W. Sixth street, this afternoon, to elect
officers Tor the ensuing year
Notice to the public that will half.sole and
heel boots and shoes for u and other mending
| in proportion, at =. W. corner of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John f. Bailey.
Thomas Pugh IL Carrying the mail for O few
A NJ In n h, 80, ,ulI
Ing upon the Ice. hurt himself 80 badly, as to
be unable to attend to his duties for the pres.
emit
Oysters ut old prices.-A. l.. Anscow. at
III Shipley street, has Just received over 50
bbls. OF Tnngier and PokOmoke oysters which
he is opening and selling at % and 30 cents
per quart. Call early AMI avoid the rush. =
Printing ofalI kinds done II, the REruBLI-
CAN office.
After taking account OF stock We have some
bargains. Al our tca.siiingS we close ont ut
IS cents per h. We still have lot of sugar
at 8 cents rasins ms. Tor 70 cents, mackerel
~ cents dozen, att. NJ. Wicr's, 1909 Market
street.
TnHMAN WITH Az APPETITE.
man knows, the huHgricst one
That ever saw the light:
His gOrmaudiZin2s never done,
Hes such an appetite,
The story brought to me, You know.
BY lIttlc, listening birds,
Was that a day or two ago
He nrstly ate his words
Then going home. he from shelf
A pond r, Us volume took:
And there alone. quite By himself.
He soon dcyOured the book
Stll pangs of hunger necr fOrs0Ok
This most vUraciUuS male,
Not only he devOurei the beck,
But swallowed, too, the tale.
And yet he longed for more to eat
Yes, still he craved for more,
Until to make his meal complete,
Quick bOlted he the door