Daily Republican., 1885-02-20
n Capitol. Mr.. Lincoln looked pale and

Capitol. Mr.. Lincoln looked pale and
solemn.
The procession from the Senate had
taken their places. Mr.. Lincoln stood
forward In sight of the multitude and
was cheered. Laying down his manu-
script aDd adjusting his spectaclcs, In q
voice that caused him to be heard to
the farthest bounds Of the multitude,
he read his inaugural address. When
he had concluded he turned to Chief
Justice Taney and took the oath Of of.
fice. and as soon as practicable after
went TO the White House.
Throughout the day and that night
the military patrolled the streets. Ac.
tive watch was kept up at all points.
A number Of persons for uttering seces-
bion sentiments were taken away. The
same night number of army off1cers
passed over the Long Bridge to take
part IN the rebellion, which was near at
hand.
Dashes.
To fnd your worth, listen to
what your so-callod friends say about
you behind your back.
Always be hrst on the spot when you
are going any where. THAT'S what every
|pewspaper reporter says he is.
Well, you have got 10 be quite an
expert In the art of skating. Mover
fell ? No. Why, really, you nearly take
our breath away. You should get one or
two tails before you appreciate roller
skating.
II persons W ish notices Of balls, lee
tures and other enterta inments in the
REPUBLICAN, they will have 10 send
the necessary piece of paste board, or
they will get left. Our reporters do not
travel on their cheek. So there.
The two fancy and acrobat skaters,
Bogert and Emo, gave another one Of
their delightful entertainments at the
Eleventh street rink last evening, be
fore an aud ience of over one thousand
persons. These skaters are about the
best in the business and draw large
crowds TO zee them when they are
announced to appear.
There's no substance 10 tough beef
steak. We have tried 1t, but it's no go.
Its a blessing to have q civil tongue
In your month. and level head to hold
the same.
A friend OF ours says be owns Cleve.
land dog. Don't see how be found il
out.
Every man sells cheaper than his
neiRhbor, but 1t takes the customer To
find 1t out.
Some people think the Fourth street
rink will be big investment.
The REPUBLICAN, Is growing In cir.
Gu lation. Can't account for IL, except
the people want 1t, and are bound "a
have it. Price one cent.
It is better to own n barking dog
than scolding wife.
Our city is blessed, or otherwise. with
places OF amusement this winter.
Tbose who have heretofore complained
Of not having any place to go or spend
their money, can now be accomnI0'
dated.
1t is not crow ing roosters, but laying
hens, that are now In demand.
Why not 60 into the hennery bust.
ness. There's money it, If properly fol
lowed up. Eggs, IS cents per dtzep.
This eyening.the third heat in the
| mile race will take place at the rink
and IL win be rather exciting, as the
| contestants have been practicing sincs
! last week, and faster time is looked
| for.
The prettiest girl In Wilmington wss
at the rink last evening. We told yoJ
she would be there, and within the aid
OF her big brother.
The dude on roller skates create,
quite sensation at the rink nightly
We don't mean You. It's that othel
| fellow.
The boys seem to enjoy skating with
| their best girl, or some other fellows
Makes no q difference.
A cold nose and cold feet are exas
peratinR with the balance of the body
up 70 summer heat.
Send all the local news you hear o.
see TO the REPUBLICAN Office.
What is good for the patient is some
times good for the doctor.
IL is eahier 10 slide down bill than i
| IN 10 walk up again.