Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-11-03
BR ENTITIES.

Sun rises 63l. Sun sets4bs.
Another delightful day
More fruit jars at the w cent store.
The showers didn't amount to much.
Salt oysters, zoe cold, Tor sale at Fullmer's
listen for Republican thunder from thu
north tomorrow.
Feed the old strawberry beds with plenty o
rich compost now, and they will iced you mex
season.
Cupping and leeching at No. 1903 Il. Second
street, Residence No. i03 East Second street
Real estate Is commencing to advance In
price.
Delaware Junction Is rightly, named the
junction VI death.
Protraeted meeting commenced In ths
Union NJ. Il. church last night.
H. 5 Humphrey, the halter and furrier, IL
at 40 Market street. Ladies and Misses
tine Derby hats.
Now ia the season OF the gear when the scis-
sor editor sharpens his shear3 and smashes
his creditinx machine. -Hackensack Re
publican"
ChrySnthemums may truthfully be called
rthe last Hover OF summer Left blooming In the
garden.
Winter opening of trimmed bonnetS and
hats al Mrs VENTS, No. I'll Market street,
on the 5tn and 9Th inst.
The Republican boom will settle the De-
mocracy tomorrow.
The only homework that come girls do is
when they begin to dust around after beau
Communion day In the Methodist churches
yesterday.
l.. +. Adair's name is fast becoming a
household word, and It's all because his stock
OF furniture gives satisfaction.
1t doesn'i fol Ow that because a man has a
good memory for dates that he cares tg for
ngs
This Ia the time Of year to look out for the
weighs Of wicked coal dealers.
Chicken salad at Fullmer's.
" III some OF our readers be kind enough to
tell the REPUBLICAN brevity paragraphist
now far the fall Of the year fell
Putting and blowing are often considered
synOnymus terms. You Will discover differ
ence, however, If instead OF putting a man up,
you should blow him up.
Alabama has amongst her products dane
ing rooster.
The Administer " is the handsomest and
most economical parlor stove In the market /;
found only at Quigg's, Ninth and Shipley.
1t Is said that women are easier to please
than pOHtic ans. For further Information ap.
ply at the City Hospital.
A wise paragrapher remarks that man
who declared himse I TO be intoxicated with
music was considered alright.
Jack frost has started fairly on his destruc-
tive tour.
Cove plants, Chincoteague and oil OF the
best grades OF oysters received daily at Gard
ner's oyster depot, cor. Seventh and Shipiey.
Some one wishes to know whether the
equinoctlal storm has been POSTPONED "on
account OF the weather" until next year.
Potato bugs are drawing on their overcoats
and hunting winter shelter.
Greensackers are men who bet their money
on Il horse race or champion athlete.
Chicken croquettes at Fullmer's.
1t is said that Orson Pratt, the Mormon,
will devote the next five years of his lie In
celebrating the anniversaries OF his wedding
A small quantity Of spirits OF hartshorn
placed in the water for young plants will
make them more healthy and thrifty look
Ing.
A prominent writer asserts that genuine
earnestness is always quiet. The West Ches-
Ter Republican says: "Perhaps, but we
heard man comment very unquietiy upon a
hornet that he had sat upon, and he appeared
o us to be 10 earnest. Naughty "kepubli-
an, that's a rear attack.
To cure sick headache you have only to use
DR.. Simms' Vegetable LIVER Pills, the great
ION. gripping, non-sickening pill. Depot at
fourth and King streets; in Philadelphia at
02 Arch street.