Daily Republican., 1880-10-01
RR EVITIE9,


Sun rises kS7........S San sets 662.
Reed birds at Fullmer's.
A heavy frost was visible this morning.
Grab salad at Fullmer's. 0oS Market st.
Deviled crabs ct Fullmer's 500 Market at.
The "littlo election" occurs next Tuesday
More clocks, Jars, ,chiidren's chairs, 90. store
The election In the Ninth ward is contested
Oupping and lseohinS ~ Ne. los Il. Second
street.
The tlend with hand organ now porambu
lAtes tho streets. ..
Farmers can have their wheat ground o.
steam mills, w. Front ct.
The small boy 10 examing his skates and
rubbing up the IunnerS OF his sled.
Persons wishing choice -four should call or
Mccartney, . and W. 10th st. !
The City Council had . long session las'
night.
Pure older vinegar ct Weldin & Lloyd's,
Seventh and King streets.
The Reliance Firo Company Of Bethlehem
Pa, visit Wilmington to-day.
@, q. Humphrey, the halter, nc Market st
Fall styles now ready.
The Republicans Of Newport had stirrinI
time yesterday.
You can buy as cheap st ASair's as at any
other furniture house in Delaware.
Tho foliage upon the trees is becoming lesl
dense.
Matinee from $50 q. m. to $50 p. m. Lafg.
clear Havana cigar, only 9 cents, at No. Z
9TH st., and No. 10 Market ct. !
Attend the service ct the Opera House or
Sunday afternoon.
Now Is the time 70 get your stoves, ranges
and heaters repaired, at Milton Simpers, I'LL
West Eighth Street.
More trouble is brewing in the First ID. p.
church.
CHARLES II. Beckett, VINO has been engaged
with ]. Moaly for several Years, has opened
pool room and cigar store st NO. lou and liz
Market street.
Two months hence ve will be in the pres
ence Of winter.
Mullin & Son have the most handsome
suitings for gentlemen and you got such Q
perfect IT. Try them.
One hundred and seventy arrests were
made during the month Of September.
Notice 70 the Publio.-l will hslf-sole and
neal boots and shoes for q f; other mending in
proportion, John e. Bailey, 3. W. corner Of
Seventh and Tatnal streets.
Tho firemon will give parade and banquet
tonight.
A bag Of ssAs rich, sweet nour; first grade
and fresh ground, OF o. 100. MY hour and
price are satisfactory TO all my patrons. WIN.
b. Piokels, AoI King ct.
See for yourself tho stock clothing and
piece goods that have peen lest opesca "
Mulita O. Son, 9th and Market sss. Next 10
City Hall.
This is tho concluding day for the Dover
Fair.
Inst opeped. Louis Bea has opened FIRST
cIass restaurant ct No. IL E. Second street,
where farmers and others can bo eecommoda-
ted with choice meal.
man coming into hotel IN great haste,
cemplained OF having bad stitch In his side.
{. How did you get it2 " asked o bystandor.
!. / rather think was the reply, "that got
Il by being hemmed in BY crowd q little
way down the street."
1t ia Moody, 22e Shipley st., that sells the
unest Virginia salt oysters. Fresh oysters at
bottom prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. II
"How do you pronounce s-tingyf" Pro.
essor asked the young. gentlemen nearest
me foot OF tho class. And the smart boy
,tood up and said 1t depended Q great deal
whether the word applied to o man or bee.
60 to the head, young IelloW."
As the sky in the summer evening
Is touched with golden red,
And the dying CLEANS Of the sunlight
Throw glory overhead
50 the gloom that is In my spirit
Is changed t. golden haze,
And again live In o moment
The life Of other days.
Again SEQ the faces
or friends who have passed away,
And again hear their voices
AS though they lived to day;
And one whose int0nation
Is sweet as silver bell,
Sounds to my ievered spirit
Like the sough VI the OCT ans swell,