Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
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| Sun rts9e e5l.s....s.Sun seIr 4.40.
Stage 'truck--Bli actors.
Leather money once circulated.
Try Wolte's Hindoo Catarrh cure.
New iall hats at q. S. Humphreys.
The best dolls ever sold, at soc. store.
The newest hosiery is in solid. dark colors.
Thy Kings Good Samaritan Cough Syrup
Go to Boyd b Co, II E. 4th st., tor produce
Col. Ingers0ll's lectures. 5cts. 4l0 4. 3rd St
Cupptng and ieeohinE at No. lU3 Il. SECOND
,trees.
Castor buck gloves at Rose TeensY's, All
| Market ST.
If you want the hest goods, at low prices sc
to Chandier& 20. no. 10 Z. Srd st.
Bserwald's photo. gallery, SO7 Market St.,
| VII, Del.
4ba.ton kid gloves at Rose FeeneY's, al
| Market street.
A fitting oppertunity-The visit to the
dress maker.
A coolpess has sprung up between night
and morning.
Flchus of white net Will take the place Of
OF null and lace,
Figured and rough-sur faced cloths are pre-.
ferred ior winter c!oaks.
| Uranbcrrtes SO. qt., and new efanberrles, at
Chandler II %.
i Have your picture taken at Beerwald o 3O7
Market St, Wil., Del.
Much as he loves roast bset John Bull
is continually get. ing into an Irish stew.
lbs mlnce meat for 26 cts. at Chandler x
Co 10, Z. 3rd st.
| The City Council, tonight. will near testi-
msny IN the MoFsley-Smtth contested cleo
tiou case.
"NoW this Is whatI call Business" re-
marked an undertaken, as an unfortunate
gentleman stepped into his store and died.
Mothers bring your babies, No. 3O7 Market
street, and have their pictures tsKen.
+ You can buy as cheap at Gdair's as any 9th
or furniture slOre in delaware.
Choice new crops, N. o. M GLASSES at Weldin
Il Lloyd's, 7th and King streets.
| A farmer can raise mu tgage with q
plough more readily than with derrick.
Whatever the divine Sarah wears will be
worn by women VINO are not tat.
San Francisco has news jap9gs printed In
ten foreign languages, includlnG Chinese.
Arthur W. Brown, flour feed and wire
goods, I'll W. EShta st, opposite the may
ket.
Ths Norma Social Clubs ball, this eve
hihbt "AAAt AAANONDst t'Jf w " NSlJ plOuSGuJ'
affair.
An Ohio girl sued man for breach OF
pro ltSe, and proved MN such mean scOuu-
drei that tho Jury decided that he ought to
pay him something for not marrying her.
Just received large lot fine family -four
and buckwheat whian we are Offering whole
sale and retail at the lowest markeT prices,
at McUartney's No. 2aDd W. 10th streets.
Great success with children at Beetwald's
photo gallery 81 Market street, first gallery
above 3rd, west side, make no mistake.
A largo supply OF hats underwear. white
shirts, hosiery and NECK veal, always on hand
at Ro3s's ll6 darReC street. They sell at the
very lowest prices,
Now is the tlnc to select christmas pres
ents have this day, rec sived the largest ana
faest lot OF meerscham goods ever brought to
tniS city, ;. W. Schultz no. East Atm 1T.
Stoves, Stoves now is the time to bly par-
lCr stoves at The lowest prices, corner st and
Orange streets. Isaac $. Bullock.
The place to buy The Othello range ia at
the North. east corner OF 9th and Orapge st,
the best range in the MARKET. Isaac $. Bul. |
lock.
Eotics TO the PUblic.--I will hali-solo and |
heel boots srd shoes for 81; other Ilending In |
proportion, John T.. Bailey, S. Y. cGIEsT OF
seventh and T&tnall streets.
Persons wanting tub, roll and pint butter
wholesale and Retail, can be accommodated at
il. II. Mo0re's stalls. u and II Second street
market; also mlnce meat 1ruit buffers, sc.
Meats, meats, meats, a tirst class article OF
meats at WooI'5. northeast corner OF Taylor
and Pine stree t., also apples, iruit butter, &c
Call and examine.
The great question is settled for another 4
years, The country is full OF all that We need
for food anG clothing, and am selling flour,
Oat and buckwheat meal at such price as
will save your money. Let us have peace,
W. u. Pickels, 4O7 King st.
TIE good. enough" flour never was better
than now. We have made great improve G
nents in the machinery since the fire, which {
Enables US to make 1t good, and at price to :
'uit the working man. Steam mills W.
Front st.
A French artist gave his last work to por.
tor to convey to q ealoon. "Be careful, be
sraful r' said he; "the picture Is scalc csly
Try" "0h never mid" said the por tor, lC
my clothes are DID,"
GREAT SARA. r.
Itheral thinness wondrous female hail
Sreat Sara
'hou who the mimic world dost tread,
like inIoa sprlte, or streak Of lightning y
CREASED
Win ducats, hall again e
We greet thee with Toying
10, not we, the clergy.
Velcome : ara welcome to the land.
f beans and freedom; countless idiots wait :
o shower upon thee gold.
vi, that is to say oul selves q
ont parlong Frongssy worth cent;
therefore we spoke Ell gleesh v
nus TO thee-all hail.
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