Daily Republican., 1880-09-04
BREVITIEs.

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| Stewed crabs at Fullmer's.
| The political cauldroH is seething.
Plenty OF fuit Jars at 800. store.
| Grab salad at Fulluer's, SIS Market ST.
Grapes find ready sale just now.
DeviIsd crabs at Fullmer's sos Marker st.
Eleven good cigar, for 25c. at ID E. 4sh st.
Boys should be mindful of the place wherein
they balhe.
Uupping and lee hing at No. 1903 L. Second
street.
Fine watches at e. H. Hanfs, IL E. Fourth
street, Wilmington, Del.
The public school will be re opened on Men
day morning.
All kinds OF iced aud grain for sale at Hay
M lrxet, 713 W. Front street.
Eleven good cigars tor rs cents, at 10 East
Fourth street.
The session of the Board Of Education last
evening was rather long.
| Pure cider vinegar at Weldin & Lloyds,
Seventh and King streets.
Why do you bs bothered at nights when
you can get mosquito net al Adairsso very
cheap.
Drivers complain of the bad condition Of
French street between Front and Second.
l
man teacher in Wilmington. study French
and German under him.
Window screens, hammock, croquet, 80 cts
store.
Large lot of cracked corn, v hOlesale and re-
tail. 308 w. Front st.
The largest and finest assortment of fruit
Jars. can be had at +. A. Parry's, SN Market
street.
Oysters! r. Moody, 226 ShipIey st. is hav-
ing supply of those fine Virginia salt oys
ters.
The amount OF ice cream which disap pears
down the throat OF the attendants upon the
street market is simply amazing.
Just arrived prime lot of Family Favor
ite' -Four all made fro n old wheat, at She.
wards steam mills, 3OS W. Front street.
Large lot Of baled straw by ton orcwt. Ba led
hay, wholesale and retail, at Hay Market,
Il W. Front street.
K. H. Mccartney, Wholesale and retail,
dealer insfOur. feed, etc. Always on hand
the best grades OF fancy hlur No. 2 w. 10th
street.
The large growth OF weeds. which are upon
open let's within the city limits, should be de-
stro, ed.
Friends School, 4th and West sire cts. Ap.
ply for circular to Il. f. Bach, .priL cipal, o0s
King ct.
G.. $. Humphrey, the halter, 2l6 Market ST.,
has lust received 10 dozen Hancock and Gar.
field caps with metal portraits on, only lsc.
All those wanting good roll or prime but.
ter can find 1t az H. H. Moore's stalls, " and
"a Second st. market. Gall and examine.
Saddles, brides, trunks, sstcn neis, and all
kinds OF horse equipments, at H IRAN Yerger's
Harness Maker, ,4O7 Shipley st., Wilmington,
Del. Lowest prices.
"Annie. is 1t proper to say this ere, that
ere?'' Why, Kate, OF course not" well. l
cont know whether 1t is proper or not, but
feel cold in this ear from that air."
Latest style hats arriving every week from
New Yerk and Philadelphia at Ross No.
MarKet st also large stock of white shirts.
suspenders, hosiery, underclothing, &c.
Just received over four hundred barrels OF
choice Minnesota patent and otE or ch0ice
brands OF -four. which l will sell wholesale
and retail as cheap as the cheapest. ]. X.
M arr, 1O6 +. Second st.
Timid passenger las the gale freshened),
"ls there any DANGER" Tar (omlnously)
"Well, them as likes good dinner had bet
Ter hey 1t today."
Notice to the Public.-I will hali-sole and
heel boots and shoes for 81 other mending In
proportion, John E. Bailey, s. W. corner Of
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
At &. X. Baugh, 6o7 Shipley street, you
will find the best assortment OF chromos and
picture frames in the city. Come and see Tor
yourself
Largest stock of photograph frames and
the finest stock OF lnouldin,s for ira mes
and cOrnices and lowest prices In the State
guaranteed at Yerger 4O5 ShipIey above Attn.
street.
Ton Quixote evidently knew the tricks of
travellers in towns where Sunday liquor laws
were In force. He said, ''When one door is |
shut another is opened
Because OF the press of business l have re- |
moved to 407 King st, two doors above my |
former place, where have greater ac'lities /
and will be pleased to fkrnish you with the |
best grades OF -four and oat meal at lowest
market rates, wholesale and retail. VIM. |
PickelS, 4o7 King st.
Arthur W. Brown has opened flour and |
feed store, at 2l1 W. Eighth st., in connection
with hs wire goods business, where he would
like to see his friends and the public generally,
and have them try the quality Of his -four and
compare prices with others. Oatmeal and
Graham flour, sc.
He stood with his ear to the telephone
At time when he had Oughter,
And caught the w0!ds in o distant room
Ofhis only child-a daughter.
The sounds he heard to his heart sharp went,
Like the stroke OF eaper's sickle
90 DO good gracious Neddie dear,
How your moustache does tickIe!"
Then the father he
Went quite craZee,
And bare his bosom throwing,
And stabbed himself with the telephone wire
And set his life-blood flowing.
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