Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-25
RREVITlES.

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Sun rises b.b4. Sun sets 6.18
| Mere cold weather.
This is moving day.
True March weather.
City Council meets tonight.
Masquerade parties are numerous.
The American Youth enjoys dancing.
SeAd in your excursion announcements.
Pure maple sugar has come at 80 Ct. store
q. s. Humphrey the halter, 2l6 Market st.
A tableau is frequently nothing tableau
about.
Many households are in disorderly condi.
tion to-day.
Largest warerooms in the city at 2O7 Nor
ket street.
True happiness consists not in the multi.
tude OF friends, but In their worth and choice.
In all the guilty train of human vices there
is no crime of deeper dye than that OF ingrati
tude.
Cupping and leeching at No. lO3 E. Second
street. Residence 403 East Second street.
Appropriate Easter services will be held in
the various churches next Sunday.
Twenty-Five Wilmingtonians resided in
Florida during the winter months.
Clocks lust as cheap as the cheapest, at
Millard +. Davts', No. 0 L. I'd street.
The wind and dust had grand ffolic yes,
terday.
Inhabitants Of Florida have eaten spring
vegetables fer some weeks back.
For Sale.-A perforated lounge or settee at
No. 103 East Second street,
Carrying lighted lamps is dangerous pra,.
tlce.
The employees OF the Pusey, Jones Il Co.
have petitioned for increased wages.
Housekeepers can get nice rye straw to put
under carpets at the hay yard. west Front st.
Suits for blondes will be OF o heliotrope
c%lor-a purple having pink shades.
For good cook or parlOr stove consult
Shippers, Ill West Eighth street.
A New.York sign reads thus: ''Instruc-
ti0ns given here on according AID guitarres."
The only place to get the best fresh and
salt country pork Ia at 4o7 King st.
The Bankers Daughter" will be presented
at the Opera House Saturday evening by
good company.
Cheap glassware, lamps, toilet ware, cham.
ber sets, tea sets, ETC., at Fraim's, 5o7 King
street.
lnauisltive people arc the tunnels of con-
versation; they do not take In anything for
their own. use, but merely pass 1t 70 another.
sa,Oo will buy an indigo blue flannel suit OF
our own make at the Boston One Price Cloth
ing House.
The Philadelphia Evening News" thinks
that gem puzzle" tournament should be |
held on the first day of April
The cheapest sure baking stove in the mar. |
ket is the Stuart Range, latest improvements, |
sold by H. F. Pickels, Il E. 4th strset.
The poem entitled 'Curiew must uot ring
Tonight" originally was called Bessie and
he Curfew."
We bear within us the seeds Of greatness
but suffer them to spring up and they over.
lhadow beth our senses and our happiness.
All persons who have tried Kings Good
samaritan Cough Syrup say 1t is the cheapest
Ind bost medicine they ever used,
Whoever is honorable and candid, honest
md courteous, is q true gentleman, whether
earned or unlearned, rich or poor.
Perssns contemplating moving on March
sth should buy their stoves Of 4. w. Quigg,
Y. E. corner OF Nfath and Shipley streets.
Bald.headed persons are recommended, by
me whe knows how 1t is himself, to have
pidsr painted on top Of their heads as pre-
'aration for the fast approaching fiy.time.
The lecture which will be given in tho
)pera Hsuse next Sunday afternoon by ReY.
3eo. y. Kramer will be largely attended.
Notice To the Pablic.--l will halt-sole and
leel boots and shoes for 81; other naending in
john Z Bailey, 3. W. corner Of
3eyonth and Tatnan seroets.
"wAat 10 gsins on to.nisht?" inquired the
'ditor Of the REPUBLICAN OF One OF the losal
tafi yesterday afeernosn. "Ihe only thing !
hat kpsw OF" insinuated the foreman, who
seed near, 'ts new relay Of police, which
rsss on duty OF o'clock"