Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
BREvITIEs.
San nsus Sun sets . -.

Large and small boxes barrels, asc. stoie.
New tall hats at q. S. Humphreys.
The church is the pey rest p.acs on eir'h.
Oupping and leeaninx OF Ne. lUs h. SscOn
Teet.
G.S. Humphrey, the halter, 2ts M&Ikst st.
Fall styles now ready.
The Clty Council will meet in regular ses-
lion tonight
Pure cider vinegar at weldin S Lloyd'3.
Seventh and King streets.
The Republican meeting a. the Institute
dali was well attenIed.
Now is the time to place your advertiEe-
ments in the REPUBLICAN.
Ut all summer clothing. the straw hat
stands at the head.
You can buy as cheap ut A6air's a. at any
other furniture house In Delaware
A tramp called his shoes corporations, !"
because they hal no SOles.
Knocking friend down is sure way Of
dropping an acquaintance.
Fine watches aud Jewelry at II. n. Hanf,
10 East Fourth street. Wilmington, Del.
The REPUBLICAN, to the number OF $3.50
copies, were sold before 8 O'Clock yesterday
II is said in favor Of politicians that tbey
Men must not be judged by pbysicgnomy I;
they must not be tried TO be known.
Deep thinkers-visitors In q coal mine.
wondering whether they Will ever get out
alive.
Flour, feed, seed and wire goods. Arthur
W. Brown, MO. i'll W. Eighth Strest, opposite
the market. r.. .rs- I
Now is the time to get your stoves, ranges
and heaters repaired, at Milton Simpers, Ill
West Eighth Street. ........I..
The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, issued this
morning, contains the election returns.
That important question ''tbe revision Of
studies' Is still before the Beard OF Educa-
tlon.
Ali tho1e wanting print and tub butter can
fud It at H. H. Mo0re's stalls, 72 and "a Sec
ond ct. market. Gall and examine.
Slsnder Is Ikea tin kittle tied to dogs
tail.very good fun as long as 1t isn't our dog.
A great many people assembled on the
streets, this morning, to witness the circus
parade.
The hsishth OF the season-the thermome.
ter at 9S.
A new lot OF Round, Square, Oval and
Pond Lilly glass shades, at voc. store.
Ate. X. Baugh, 5OT hipley street you will
lind the best assortment OF chromOs and pic
ture frames In the city. Come and SEQ for
yourself.
Charles II. Beckett who has been engaged
with J. Mealy Tor several years, has opened a
pool room and Cigar store at No. 108 and l10
Market street.
This morning was gorgeous, which is quite
an unusual thing in this city, upon the ap-
pearance OF o circus.
A bag OF ssBs rich, sweet 1our; first grade
and fresh ground, at $500. My Aour an6
price are satisfactory to all my patrons. VIM
b. Pickels, 40T King St.
SAYS French critic II like a girl before
she gets womanish, and woman before she
gets girlish."
Fresh al, always fresh, cheap and good,
and the best oysters and largest measnre in
the city, at McClure'S fish stalls, Eighth st.,
market. I
He who has q suspicion that his friends are
no better men than his enemies will do we'll
to consider how it came about that he had
enemies.
Don't forget the Family FavorIte" Flour,
Introduced fivO years ago by s. w. Steward,
n only sold by him In this market, Ia still
ahead in quality and price.
uShall l hereafter darn your sLockings,?'
is said to be the fashionable language for
young lady to use when making q leap year
proposal.
tits Moedy, 22s Shipley street, that sells
the finest Virginia salt oysters. Fresh oys-
ters ut bottom prices. Satisfaction guaIan-
teed.
Any man may walk up to cannon's
mouth but it is only one here and there that |
one will walk out against mems opinions be. |
cause he thinks it is right.
Notice to the PubIic.-I viii hali-sole and /
heel boots and shoes for 81 other monding In
John e. Bailey, 8. W. corner Of
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
Ezra tell Front and Madison is running out
he best coal to families at short notice and
n good condition. As cold weather is at hand
Tou would do well to give him call.
A see-horse is a sea-horse
when you see him in the sea
When you see him In the bay,
A bay-hOrse then he Is.