Daily Republican., 1879-11-11
BR REvITIEB.
Sun rises GAL. .Sun sots Al7.
Rain to-day for . change.

sun rises 6.4l. san sets l47.
Rain to-day for change.
Protraotef meetings are dull and draggy.
French china and granite 3cups and saucen
icheap at the 900. store; also flower stands.
Tho first instalment for the B. B. to nigh
crossed the Brandywine bridge this morning
shouting: Hur (hic) rst (hic) for b (hic) Bs
(hic) Bay (bic) Baa-ha-hard (hic hio!)
The West Chester Village Record looks
forward cheerfully to 1880, and nominates
Samuel Butler for President, and Col. Hooten
for Congress.
Enthusiastic Democrats at the Harlan 4
H0llingsworth works say there will be 9O(
men in line tonight from those works. We
will see
Cupping and leeching at No. 1os z. Second
street, Residence No. 40S East Second street.
$500 reward has been offered by the Mayor
for the arrest Of the would-be-murderers OF Mr..
TOit.
Councilman McGlinchey says the REpuB-
LOAN Is most outrageously ornary. Thanks,
Mr.. McG., we teel..honured.
Samuel Townsend Is not taking any Of
the Bayard boom.
The Wide Awake range is the best and
cheapest; found only at Quigg's, Ninth and
Shipley.
The "Oazette " thinking that the Ropub.
licsns who signed the b b. call have Joined
the Democratic party, says there is room tor
still more Republicans In the party.
Traffic on the Wilmington railroad has in
creased.
Call on Slmpers, Ill W. Eighth street, and
see the LaPlerre range, the best In the mar
ket.
For fear our citizens might forget 1t, We
a Ind %hnp hokx
day.
lift keeps on raining, some water will have
10 be mixed with the whiskey at the B. B. de-
ception.
Anything made of wire or light iron, wire
grave covers for example, can be obtained OF
Arthur W. Brown, Nc. 224 W. Second street.
Bailiff Daley held little meeting of his
own in the Clerks office last night, and re-
solved that he would turn out In body.
The sanctified little Excelsior Democratic
club, with President Eckel at its head, will
give tone and character to the Democratic
parade tonight THESE good Democrats never
swear, and Of course will not lose their tenn
per when they read this brevity.
Cove plants, Chincoteague and all of the
best grades Of oysters received daily at Gard
ner's oyster depot, cor. Seventh and Shipley
The man who finds pocketbook with cash
In 1t do sn't look at paper for three weeks.
Professor Jackson got an order for $500 worth
of fire WORKS for the Democratic parade to.
night, with the promise OF q larger order II
the money came In as expected. Fork over,
Republicans
base-burner stove, one that contains all the
lates. improvements, call on H. F. Pickels,
lid buy the Anchor.
Mr.. Ba, ,ard can tell his admiring ship
building constituents tonight at the Opera
House what he knows about his trip to Eu-
rope and back in o German ship,and point out
the advantages OF a German ever an Amer
can built ship.
"Gus." O'Donnel and 4" Jimmy" Oar
rah won't be in the parade to-nighf, Sheriff
Pyle having occasion to detain them at New
Castle. "Gus. should have been furnished
with seat beside Counc Imam Allen, whom
he elected to Council by voting twice for him.
Two more cases 10 dszen) of fine Derby
hats. "The Rowell just received. Price 81
Sheppey, Palmer & Co., Nos, Soc Market and
II E. Fourth streets.
Tho two Democratic COuncilmen from the
Fifth Ward, who hold their seats by the low.
est and most contemplate fraud, admire .r.
Bayard for his honesty.
Az soon as the Mayor offered $500 for the
arrest Of the men who assaulted Mr.. Toft, two
arrests were made. Money makes the police
70 as we'll as the Mayor.
Handsome and good are the hats, turs, um-
brellas, gloves and furnishing goods sold hy
G.. 8. Humphrey. Just receive dozen fine
soft hats. Elegant style 81 ladies' hats.
Her heart was very heavy,
Though her face was very fair,
For she thought he had reflected
On the color Of her hair,
When he softly leaned above her.
And mournfully he said,
That he thought he c0uldn't take her,
For he didn't have "red.