Daily Republican., 1879-12-02
BKEvITIES.

| Sun rises 1,O4 ....... Sun sets 435,
| What do the military go into camph0r?
Gardner's perforated chair seats, 99c store
A fashionable dressmaker at No. l025 Mar.
ket street.
Twenty-three days more and then Christ
mas.
Plant your Christmas advertisements in thu
REPUBLICAN.
| One price and a good article, at l.. F
Adair's, No. POT Market street.
During the early morning hours now tn
planet Venus is very brilliant.
"Yes said he, 81 know molasses ha
gone up, but so long as my girl keeps swee
on me cent want any mO'lasses.."
Kings Good Samaritan Cough Syrup TO
sale by all druggists, at rs cents.
The youngest daughter OF Secretary Eyart
will make her debut this season. She is yer.
pretty.
It's against the law to carry concealed
arms, vet 1t is nothing uncommon on moon
light evenings to see young ladies with halt
concealed arms around their waists.
The small boy and girl are looking 10
places where they can hang their stocking
on Christmas eve.
Fine Irish dalce landed per steamer, l6c. o
pound, at Wier's, 1909 Market street.
The REPUBLICAN has circulation almOs
equal to all the other dailies in the city com
bined.
1t is about the time OF year to say something
about taking care of the sparrOws.
Always to the front, never to be led-Johr
b. Treibler, Jr., merchant tailor, No. 100.
Market street. Try him.
More sauer-kraut has been barreled up this
season than ever before known In these parts
Those who have horses and sleighs an
neunce their readiness for snow.
Cupping and leeching at No. 103 E. Second
street, Residence No. 403 East Second street.
This is December 2. Soon 1t will be CHRIST
mas then New Years, and then we can look
over the bars at the First of April.
Chicken. thieving in the country Ia bec0m-
ing an intolerable nuisance.
G. S. Humphrey offers some decided bar
gains in hats, turs and gloves to cash buyers
at 2l6 Market street. -
Some people seem to have q perfectly easy
conscience, although they never pay their
bills.
4nore boys fell off chestnut trees this fall
than for several years past. Probably be-
cause this is an "Oif year.
There is happiness enough in the world Tor
all OF us. The chief difficulty is In getting
our share OF 1t.
The Flora " dining room stove, sold by
Quigg, Ninth and Shipley streets, Is q model
for economy, durability, heat and beauty.
Will the " beautiful snow" come before
the holiday season?
A matchless story-One in which there are
no weddings.
The small boy is generally taken sick at
the moment ton Of coal Is deposited on the
sidewalk.
Cove plants, Chincoteague and all Of the
best grades of oysters received daily ut Gard
ner's oyster depot, cor. Seven'h h and Shipiey.
Song of the mince pie: "Oh happy, happy
be thy dreams!"
Cne hundred and eighty arrests were made
by the police during the month Of November.
Cyrus Twining and Joseph Williamsop,
two Philadelphia croquet experts, were In
Wilmington on saturday ntGht, and gave th 3
Wilmington players course in Croquet
Hall, Fourth AID Walnut streets.
All those nobby suits we're made by John b
Treibler, Jr merchant ta lOr, No. 1908 Market
street. He seldom fails to fit.
Sweet warbler, when the radiant oonlight
falls
In mellow splendor on the haunted shed,
on have listened to thy plaintive wauls
And cursed thee from my sleep.deserted
bed; [snOut,
How have wept to hear thy long-drawn
Maria oh Ma-ri-ah! COMM ou-outP ("
Why dost thou rage, vain cat, when sable
night
With "dewy freshness fills the silent oil? I"
Why dO,t thou climb the roof to yell and fight
And rip, and spit, and snort, and claw, and
swear? (dawn
Dost thol not blush, sweet cat, whom rosy
Sees half thy fur claWed out and one eve
gone?