Daily Republican., 1879-12-10
BREVITIES.

Sun rises III Sun sets 4.3l
A hOrse-heir--A colt.
West church fair December IL, IL and 13.
Fine candies, fruits and nuts $40 Market.
Put your holiday card in the REPUBLICAN.
Some 3s-inch packing trunks at the 80 cent
| store
| A smile in the face is worth two in the tum-
| bier.
When the cats away the mice will
play" Hey, Emma?
To get the real iatness of chestnuts they
should De eaten in the dark.
A trunk tuI OF apples for 50 cents, at T. M.
Wier's, 1909 Market street.
Will our Wilmington ship-bulders make
no demonstration In the Grant reception next
tuesday?
A little cloudy for a change, but warm
still
The Dugan-Row murder case will proba-
bly, close tomorrow.
Treibler, Jr, 1908 Market street. will cut you
suit that cannot fail to give satisfaction. He
solicits trial
Prepare to attend tie Grant reception next
Tuesday.
The City Council should take imn nediate ac-
ton on the dog question.
You will get cured Of that cough by using
Kings GeOd Samaritan Cough Syrup.
Our cltizers should visit the pubic schools
mora than they have been in the habit ol do
ing.
The whole Delaware State militia. ninety
men, wi attend the Grant reception.
Now is the time to contract for cold that
may be warranted to last all winter.
Beware Go to Adair for reliable and cheap
iurnltu e, bazaar No. 2C7 Market street.
Now is tie time TO fatten up the pocket
books for the holidays.
Know well your incomings your wife will
watch your outgolngs.
Season tickets 90 cents for the West church
fair at the Opera House, on Dec. II, II AM l3.
Look out for counterfeit money. Plenty of
1t around now.
1t was fowl weather in the market this
morning
The grand depot for hats, furs and gloves,
is at q. S. Humphreys, 2l6 Market street.
The West Presbyterian church fair will
commence at the Opera House Tomorrow
evening.
The Hanover church Sunday school is a
live institution, and the anniversary last
night In every particular was credit to the
church and school.
street, Residence No. 403 East Second street
Another full market this morning with pri-
ces the same.
Gold eagles are the birds we wonif like to
cage.
Let the morocco men and coach manufac-
turers turn out to the Grant parade.
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MoJ sB ssoud 'lasIls puooaS a 8 ON 'SlABQ
n plBlIyII "A oIvs IeI ElIeMer puB seuolBM
You'll always find good looking lass in
close proximity to goed-lOOking glass
A French writer presumably married, de-
fines trousers to be things which men put on
and the women wear
Cove plants, Chincoteague and all Of the
best grades of oysters received daily at Gard |
ner's oyster depot, cor. Seventh and Shipley.
A Maine man celebrated Thanksgiving |
day by rolling seven wtiskey barrels out oi
his cellar and knocking the heads out.
The papers are mentioning the extraOrdi |
nary fact that TennysOn is a grandfather. 1t
would be far more remarkable had he become |
q grandmother
An exchange says that kisses by telephone
taste like boiled china egg on toast.
Everybody should call at the Opera House
during the West church fair, which occurs on |
December IL, IL and l3.
There is some talk Of beer advancing to six
cents glass. II it does what " fiz there
will be.
When you see doctor and n nurse taking |
charge OF house look out for squalls. This is
an infallible weather sign.
Mr.. Wendell Philips thinks that newspa.
pers ought to be abolished, and requests
them to mention the fact" Puck. ="
"When will wonders ever cease?' ejaou-
lated the old lady, when John b. Triebler, |
Jr., failed to give perfect fit.
lfanything on earth can make
A great and moral nation,
1t is to give the little ones
A thorough education.
Five times Eve are twenty five,
Five times six are thirty,
Five times seven are thirty.6ve,
And fvs times eight are ferty.