Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
BREVITlES.

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Beautiful morning!
More fruit jars at the 90 cent store
tomatoes have almost disappeared.
Don't forget your church tomorrow!
Boys, save your pennies for Christmas
Halloween made some fun for the children
Salt oysters, Ice cold, for sale at Fullmer's
Silver American watches as low as $40, a
Millard F. Davis, Ne. E. second street.
Irish citizens are most invariably protan
when they mention "I)Om" Pedro's name.
Winter opening of trimmed bonnets ant
hats at Mrs. Wentz's, No. I'll Market street
on the 6Sn and 9Th insts.
Oh for rain siYhs the farmer and the mil
Ter. and so does his sisters, his cousins and hil
aunts.
The ladies look elegant IN, and all admire
the hats sold by g. S. Humphrey, 2i6 Market
street.
bob Ipjuresoul is ono of the irighttul
results OF the Chicago Trlbune's" improved
method OF spelling.
Cupping and leeching at No. l03 E. Second
street. Residence No. 403 East Second street,
After several Jaws had been dislocated q.
the Police Court yesterday morning, it was
decided after al that the Italians name was
simply Ferdinando Valialrsnario. Tn u was
ali
II you want q nobby suit or overcoat, go
to Mo0re's, and get Bayne to get 1t up for
you.
Dig up your dahlia roots and stow them
away.
G. S Humphrey, the halter and furrier, is
now ready with full line OF iurs at 2le Mar
ktt street.
"HoI- up and Observation-Disclosures is
the name ofa Western brave according to the
Nevada Transcript" Nevada is celebrated
for hop growing.
An oyster lunch will be served up. this
evening, at the Western Hotel. Don't TAIL
to be on hand.
The West Chester Local "News" says
there are II number OF very tine looking young
This Is reckless Discrimination on the p ut
OF the "Nevs." Wilmington marins all be-
long to tue fine class.
Chicken salad at Eullmers.
The phIcgmatic representative Of the up
town journal has met an affinity. 8ertolette
her alone. Regan in its place Is very ha ill.,
less, in fact q necessity when a snip'5 locOmO.
ton is consideTed but when this same
"kegan" is dOn3 up in tisu Ices and furbe-
lows, then 1t becomss po ttvely dangerous.
Bed room, parlor and dining room furniture
OF all kinds. qualities and prices, for sale by
L. f. Adair, No. 2O7 Market street.
A house without door-knobs is the latest.
How in thunder is a person to hang coat
over the key -hoeH
Tho " Administer is the handsomest and
most economical parl0r stove In the market
found only at Quiggs, N nth and Shipley.
A man who starts for ths river to drown
himself will run for place of sat, ty il he sees
a Gloss bull coming.
The ladies will find Derby hats In great va
rlety at G. S. Humphreys the halter, No. ll6
Market street.
There will bs seven ecIipses next year. be-.
sides the total eclipse of tina Democratic party
in the Presidential election.
Wire figures for tailors, dressmakers and
clothing h uses, at Arthur w. Browns. Wire
goods and seeds ut No. 2A W. Second street.
Mosquitoes are gone. Peace to their msla-
ory!
Overcoats for mon, boys and children, the
Cheapest in tho city, at Moore's, 22S Mar
ket S rect.
Advertise your fall trade il the REruBLI-
CAN
Beautiiul moonlight nights, and lovers still
linger on the front yard gate.
Cove plants, Chincoteague and all of the
best grades OF oysters received daily at Gard ]
ner's oyster depot. cor Seventh and Shipley. !
On my said little boy on Madison street
last night as he flee out In catch some chilu- |
rem rafting at the door knob and seized hold |
,f the leg OF an "a year old neighEcr going in
next door.
Chicken croquettes at Fullmer's.
1t is not true that because there have been
20 many bri, al arties OF late In Wilmington
hat there is TO be a revival OF horse races, but
hey will no doubt, increase the human lace
You can save money by buying hats, furs,
gloves and furnishing goods Of &. s. Hum
Ihrey, 2lo Market street.
Chickens had good living in the streets this
Mall ilean's, Deans & Clark's all wool Ker- |
icy pants, our own make, are the warmest |
md best pants for workingmen in the city, at |
Moore's, one price clotaier, 22S Market street. |
"Oh I'm an eater, little one!"
Said he, as gormandizing,
He fingered with his si0ven hands |
ith recklessness surprising
The viands placed within his reach:
She saw and answered tritely,
A neater little ono, my love,
I'm sure think yon might bel"