Daily Republican., 1879-03-12
BKEVITIES.
Sun rises S.17.. Sun sets 6.O4.

rLnhAo DhOl HEHS, FTIut6Tb.
Hand to mouth business-Dentistry.
Cupping and leeching at 2ll King st.
The full lung capacity is 800 cubic inches.
New buttons for the million at X. Fee.ey's
| TESNYsoN IN THESE TIMES.
The sneezes fall on the ears of all,
| And handkerchieis are kept a-gOiDg;
| Full iaany head ieels full Of lead.
| Full many nose ls sore with blowing:
Blow, bugles, blow, and set the wild echoes
And answer, optics, answer, crying, crying,
crying.
| Eight cents line Tor advertising in this
column.
New Spring goods at Mrs. kirby's, No. 2o2
| King street.
This is the time to paint your dwellings and
| business places.
Staper y MAYORS sale of stock and farm
| ing utensils on the 18TH inst.
WilhelmJ, the greatest of musicians, will
appear at the opera House this evening.
A new line Of floor table, and stain oil
cloths at Adams x Bros cheap.
Ex-senator Simon Cameron was 80 years
old on Saturday.
Those who like garlicky butter will have an
|
New Spring hats at q. S. Hulnphrey g. 2lt
l Market street. Prices lower than usual.
Why don't Council give their printing out
by contract, hat is all jobs which are wortn
$50 and over? Why shouldn't the law hold as
good under Democrat as well as Republican
rule?
| A. W. Qugg, Ninth and Shipley streets.
offers the celebrated VICTOR COOK AZ cost
| for the next thirty days.
The King street market was well attended
this morning.
Purchase the VICTOR COOK RANGE of
Milton 5. Sinners, Ill West Sth street. Been
in use tor ten yeais, and will not fail to give
satisfaction.
The colored people of the Tenth Wari have
fashion Of carrying nasty cheap pistols.
The VICTOR COOK RANGE Is for sale at
reduced prices at II. +. Pickels', land o East
Fourth street.
Grant will be the next President of the
| United States. Solid South excepted
Hair. husk, straw, cotton and moss IN attres-
ses at reduced prices at l.. +. Adair's No 2O7
| Market street
All kinds OF job printing neatly executed at
the REPUBLICAN office.
Ainscow at III Shipley street retais oysters
having over Is oysters to the quart, at rs cents
per quart. Call and see.
The only place to get good goods cheap is
| at Rose Feeney's.
Lent is hard on TIE butchers but the fish
men are kept swimming.
The "Pinaore" opera troupe have postponed
their appearance AT the Opera House until the
last Of the month.
Great Reduction in COal.-StOve coal IS per
ton, nut "a 30 per ton. egg s. per ton, cash;
224O hS to the ton. George W. Bright, King
street wharf, Wilmington, Del.
No civil authority should be allowed by the
laws of Delaware to hold private hearings.
Let the guilty be punished.
No trouble with dirty ovens if you use the
HARVEST HOME RANGE. Call and ex-
anime it at H. +. Pckels', and East 4th st.
Gus. O'Donnell, the we'll known boot black,
was sent over to New Castle because he was
unable to pay 81 and costs. The cost OF keep
ing him there will amount to from $40 to $25.
Have you seen those new carpets at Adams
& Bros? II not 20 at once, IL will repay you.
Delicious Delaware snad will soon make
their appearance.
Humphrey of the EVERY Evening" is a
heavy newspaper man. He weighs 10 pounds.
We were not ai!uding to him in yesierd Us
hrevites, and we were right as we always are.
Notice to the public that will half-sele and
heel boots and shoes for IL and other mending
in proportion, at :. W. corner of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John 4. Bailey.
The REPUBLICAN still leads in local mat
ter.
Don't purchase any stove without calling on
Milton 5. S.mpers. No. Ill West Sth street,
and examine the VICTOR COOK RANGE,
the best and cheapest in the market.
The Board OF Education can not forbid the
graduating classes OF No. l school from hold
ing the r commencement exercises in the
Opera House.
The anti.clinkcr principle is one of the chief
merits OF the HARVEST HOME RANGE.
Don't fail to see it at H. +. Pickles, and 9 E.
Fourth street.
The 18th of March number of PUCK" has
been laid on our table. 1T Is worth having.
For sale at all news stores.
Our new DERBY HATS (Spring styles
with patent venti ated sweat bands, are ee
giant, artistic and cheap. Sheppey, No. 603
Market ST., opposite the Clayton House.
Base ball business Is dead as a door nail in
this city. Who Will resurrect it?
The best disincctant against epidemic
Have your houses cleanly painted, grained
and kaIsomIned by W. X. Grant, 2 +. Seventh
Ole Bull was greeted by perfect storm Of
applause last evening.
Samuel D. Long, plain and ornamental
plasterer. jobliilg, cal ,0mining and cement
ing. Orders lett at the shoe store OF j. f.
Bailey, s. W. corner seventh and Tatnall
streets, will receive prompt attention.
your dog is unregistered it will make
good fertilizer.
Improvements are being made this Spring
by numerous merchants.
LIGHT HOUSE cannot be exceled. 1t is cs.
pfcially ada pied Tor farmers use, and Is sold
Tor remarkably low prices at H. 4. Pickels,
and L.. Fourth street.
Mayor Almonds police court is rich and
racy. kead the report in another column.
Yes shall need u stove when move, and
will purchase OF Milton 5. Shippers, Ill W.
Eighth street. He can sell you any pattern
You may wish. Also tnware, w0odenware and
tousefurnishing goods as cheap as any one
In the city. Give him call soon.
Edward Jackson. late OF the "L, E." isnow
connected with the Herald" Don't be
ashamed OF the paper vow represented!
lfyou want anything in the boet and shoe
line, go to Adams Bro, a good assortment
at low prices.
VOICES OF THE NIGHT.
When bedtime comes, and curtains fall,
And round go the doors to lock.
Ere lamps are out my wife doth call,
"Remember, dear, to wind the clock
When boots are Oft, and for the day
All irksome cares seemed put tn rOut,
hear wife's voice from dreamland say,
'Be sure to put the kitten OUT
When stretched between the sheets lie,
And heavy lids have ceased to wink,
From trundle bed there comes cry,
~ want dwink want q dwink"