Daily Republican., 1879-04-30
B1EvaTIES.

1 Jun ihooD sV1 80 scuu beL& uot
A wall of brassiea fops face.
Cupping and leeching at I'll King st.
FERRIS BROTHERS, ''rHE- Printer.
| A sweet little gird of Oquawka
Was an in.de.ta-tfg able taIkakr
Her muscular lung
And her versatile torgIIs.
Were the wonderland pride Of Uquawks.
Eight cents line tor advertising In thi
column.
fast.
Quills are thingSthat are sometimes tn on
from the pinions Of one goose tDspread the
opinions Of another
Go to Crippen's, No. West Third street,
for seeds.
What is the difference between apretty girl
and night cap? Une is born to wed an q she
other Is worn to bed,
Just received new lot of those desirable
dress goods at &c. per yard at the great uari-
ETY. store Of Adams b Brother, 50.s Market ST.
A scrbbler says lie is too sfssrt to. drink
poor whiskey, or to make love to In ugly w.
man.
Compare Walton & Brsthers price list with
others In the Ice business.
The first law Of gravity-Nevep laugh at
your own joke.
Epworth excursion to Collins Beach O. the
"Thomas Clyde" June 18th.
Without the deer, ladies', we would be u
stag nation.
Patronze the Wilmington Ics and CpaL Go.
They are the cause of the low price for Ice.
Go not in the way OF bad men, especially II
they want to borrow.
The place tOget your pictures framed is at
McMOnagle's, N. w. corner Third and King.
Tite butes air a luxury, inazmuch az thay
kauze teller iorxet awl hin other mizeries.
$3.50 and 3 will purchase fine singing Ca
nary at Beokley's bird store, No. IL L. I'd St
He, who asks no questions at all, is queer,
but he, who asks many, is q querist.
Chandler & Heisler have hsice lot of ba-
nanas, pine apples and Strawberries, AIS King
street.
Among the Advertisements In a pornins
paper Is one wherein, We are informed, that
two sisters want washing"
Be sure to plant good seed, Go to Crippen's
for them.
Get your umbrellas or rarasols repaired or
covered at the Wilmington manufactOry, cor
Fourth and Market streets.
'"This is what call capital punishment
as the boy said when his mother shut him up
in the closet among the preserves.
Baby carriages at greatly reduced prices at
the great variety store Of Adams & BrOthe.
3O4 Market street.
TO tread on mans toe is sure way to
make him acknowledge the corr.
Wanted 1000 mon with silk hats to be re-
modelled and finished in the latest Spring
styles, at E. Kittell's, 4l6 Market street.
A wealthy widow, advertising or an agent,
was overwhelmed with applications, as the
typos, by mistake, made 1t "a gent"
Boots and shoes halfsoled and heeleti for 81
per pair. Other repairing at reasonable
rates. Joseph Ingram, 203 West Eighth ST.
Almost every youns lady is public spirited
emo gh to have her fathers house used Us O
court house.
Powell is selling shad both wholesale and
retail on his stall In the Third street market,
and cleaning them ready for the pan or salt
ing down, at reasonable prices.
Husbands, like Mississippi steamboats,, do
not know when they may get a blowing up
Notice to the public.-l will half-sele and
heel boots and shoes for 81 and other mending
In proportion, at 5. W. corner of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
All kinds of job printing neatly executed
at the REPUBLICAN office at very reasonable
prices. ,s.
The best in roofing and spoutlng Is done by
Stradey The best tin only used and all the
work is saperlntended by him. Leave orders
at his tin store, No. lO4 West Second street.
Carpets, oil cloths, boots and shoes in great
variety at the great variety store of Adams &
Brother, 5C4 Market street.
Truth, 1t is said, lies at the bottom of we'll.
Now II 1t is truth, how can it possibly lie?
Evergreen broom corn seed, and a rood
stock of all kinds of beans and peas at Grip
pens seed store, No. West Third street. =
g. s. Humphrey, the halter, No. 2l6 Market
street has purchased another large lot OF men
and boys soft and stiff hats, at extremely low
prices for cash, and will offer them at retail at
; very small advance from case prices. We
have the largest stock, most styles and bottom
prices. Call and see them.
Soon the cowslip and the daisy mid the clo-
yer will appear,
Soon the midnight serenader will be walking
on his ear,
Soon the maiden and her 7er will be rubbing
noses DER the gate,
While her father h0llers to her "you ere stay.
ing out too late"