Daily Republican., 1880-09-28
BREvITIEs.
Sun rises 6.64. Sun sets SAT.
Reed birds at Fullmer's.


Sun rises 6.64........Sun sets 5.47
Reed birds at Fuilmer's.
A narrow escape-A fire ladder.
Table OF cOntents-The dinner table.
Grab salad at Fullmer's, COS Market Ct.
A nightgown is nothing but nap sack.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's sos Market st
A corn on the tree is worth two on the to
More clocks, Jars, ,children's chairs, 900. store
A willing prisoner-A man locked In slum
Der.
Oupping and keohInk at No. los 4. secon'
street.
A private box-Sparring with friend II
the back yard.
Persons wishing choice -four should call on
Mccartney, Q and W. 10Th st. I
II you have q pretty daughter you will hay Q
a brain toll OF anxiety and q mouse fall Il
scented note paper.
Pure cider vinegar at Weldin Lloyd's
Seventh and King streets.
What Is the difference between a crockery
dealer and cabinet maker? One sells tee
sets and the other sells settees.
g. $. Humphrey. the halter, 2le Market st.
Fall styles now ready.
Cincinnati lovers do not say My sweet lit,
tie rose bud /" or My own darling sugar.
plum /" but You sweet little ham !"
You can buy as cheap at A6air's as at any
other furniture house in Delaware.
A Sunday school boy was asked II his ia
ther was o christian. ayes, sir" he replied,
"but he 10 not working at 1t much"
Matinee from $50 q. m. to $50 p. m. Large
clear Havana cigar, only cents, at No. e.
4th st., and No. 10 Market st. !
The author of water, water everywhere
but not drop to drink" was man who was
unwilling to put up at a temperance hotel.
Now is the time to get your stoves, ranges
and heaters repaired, at Milton Shippers, II !
West Eighth Street.
A Young minister should never begin his
career being very radical in his use OF tobacco
70 the oldest deacon with the pretty daughter
Flour. feed, seed and wire goods. Arthur
W. Brown, No. al W. Eighth street, opposite
the market. 7
When a boy passes through churchysrd
In the night. does he whistle TO keep his own
spirits up or to keep the spirits of other peo.
| pie DOWN.
All those wanting print and tub butter can
find 1t at H H. Moore's stalls, T2 and IA Sec
ond st. market. Gall and examine.
It is not true that married man can ever
become bird, although when be comes home
at two in the morning his wife very often
makes him quail.
1t looks easy and homelike to see the baby
at the table invariably eat its bread with
spoon, while IL picks up treacle with its
fingers.
AtG.K. Baugh, 5O7 hipley street you will
find the best assortment Of chromos and pic
ture frames In the city. Come and see fol
yourself.
If YOU wish to dispense with nutter, take 0
sweet, plump damsel to vile, and If you love
her. YOU can relish your crust and coffee al
breakfast without any BUT HER.
Notice to the Public.-l will hali-sole and
| henl boots and shoes for 81 other meudlng In
proportion, John 4. Bailey, s. W. corner Of
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
French ladies won't go to party or ball
where the electric light is used. 1t shows
their pimples and wrinkles too plainly. Some
thing soft and subdued is what they want.
"shall husband keep his wife informed Of
| his business attairs?" asks an innocent
TbeI is no necessity. She will find out five
times as much as he Knows himself without
the least trouble.
I will sell you VIM. Lea & Sons best pat
ent, Clifton patent, POutaxat and kirEWoGd
Choice Family Flour, as low as can be bought
at the mills, delivered to all parts OF the city.
Also best Minnesota patent and Choice
Family Flour at low prices. Fresh sweet Dat
Meal. Graham Flour, Crushed Wheat and
Farina fresh from IN mills. VIM. ID. Pickels,
407 King street.
| CUPID AND CASH:
They met, they smiled, they wept, they loved
He called her Jane she called him Thomas
A richer man rode down the lane,
And Ton brought suit for breach ofpromlse
-SteHbenVllle Herald.