Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-05
BREVITlES.

sun rises T,Zo.....s..Sun sets 4.S.
Dr. Simms' Cough Syrup rs cents. -
Boots and shoes at Marr's, 7th and Spruc 0
The best lamp chimneys at 2l7 King street
There will bs five Saturdays in this month
1sSO-King's Good Samaritan Cough Syrup
Cupping and leeching at No. l03 L. Second
street. Residence No. 4oS East Second street
Dandelions are in bloom down the Della
ware railroad.
Johnny,lump-ups, or more technically
termed "pansies, " are blooming luxuriantly
in some yards in January.
The ice men are about giving up their win
ter's crop for bad lob, and are even afraid
the hot times in Maine will melt the crop in
that section.
| Fer the next TIVE weeks you can't do bette
than go to Marr's, Seventh and Spruce
streets, for boots, shoes and slippers.
| Don't use "cuss. words" " through the tsle-
phone. A Cincinnati firm had a telephone
In its office, but it's gone now. Somebody
swors through It,
X. ]. Reynolds of Kent County, State
Treasurer, and X. X. Kenney, State Libra.
rlan at Dover, were In town on Saturday, and
when they returned they found Kent still
tightly wedged In between New Castle and
sussex. Strange!
| lU6 lobtlVhI vi LEG Will D0 OD-
served In all of the Catholic churches to-
morrow.
Foot rests, backing cases, picture frames,
corner brackets, &C., have come to the vi
cent store.
The Norristown Herald says that not
witlstanding all the swearing of on New
Years day, the sale Of cloves is as lively rs
ever.
1t is said that Parnell, the Irish aeitator,
will visit all the chief cities in the United
States. OF course then he will stop In Will
mington. Gus. O'Donnell could tell him
what he knows about electing Counclmen.
Christmas trees are now being kicked out of
the parlor into the gutter.
The school children have been brought
down to hard pan again. The schools opened
this morning.
Wall built bed room furniture at Adair's,
Ne. 2O7 Market street, at prices that defy com
petition elsewhere.
be organized in Wilmington soon. Are the
teapots and snuff bsxes ordered yet?
"The State of Religion in the Ninteenth
Century" is to be the subject Of Bishop Beck
er's lecture In the Elkton Catholic church to.
morrow evening.
An editor may be abused, knocked down
and trOdden upon, and yet preserve the Sc
renity Of his angelic temper; but when he
paste5 q clipping on the wrong side his imper.
Inability becomes permeable and he arises
to the dignity Of the occasion. n.-Hackensack
Republican.
g. s. Humphrey, the halter and furrier. 2ie
Market street, offers the balance Of his fine
furs at Wholesale prices. Hats, gloves and
umbrellas at reduced prices.
IfMr. Allen dsesn't divide his Council SAL
ary with Gus. O'Donnell, the latter might
not vote for him more than ton times at next
election.
The days have now commenced to get lon
ger at both ends.
Some Of the Methodist congregations Of
this city have had ile same pastor for three
years, and still they are not satisfied. 1t is
doubtful ifthey would b. any better satisfied
If the ministers were to remain six years.
Gs to Narr's East End Boot and Shee
Store, Seventh and Spruce streets, for great
bargains previous to his removal to Ne. Il E.
Fourth street.
kell on, thou ball, roll on!
Through painless resins OF space,
Roll on!
What though I'm in q sorry case
What though cannot meet my bills!
What though suffer toethache's ills!
What though swallow countless pills
Never you mind
Roll on!
Roll on, thou ball, roll on!
Through seas OF inky air,
Roll ont
It's true I've got no shirts to wear;
It's true my butchers bill Is due;
It's true my prospects all leok blue;
But don't let that unsettle youi
Never you mind
Roll on!