Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
BREvITIEs.
Sun rises SIS. Sun sets s.4e.
Read the circus adv.

Sun rises s.s8........ Sun sets s.4e.
Read the circus adv.
Brush up yoaf ulster.
Reed birds at FtIlmsr's.
Now for iall adyertisin4.
Grab salad at Fuilmerss sos Market ct.
Large and di1mAll boxes barrels, 9oc. store.
Deviled crabs u Fullmer's COS Market St.
Oupping and leeohink Of Ne. 1o5 u. Second
1 street.
womans politics goods and milli
merry.
Farmers can have their wheat ground al
steam mills, W. Front st.
A new mossy fringe is called seal skin
fringe. .#
Persons wishing choice -four should call on
McC cCartney, Q and 4 W. 10th st.
Round capes Of clotn will be the first Fall
wraps.
Pure slider vinegar at weldin Il Lloyd's.
Seventh and King streets.
Tho time Of putting up stovepipes is near
at hand.
g. s. Humphrey, the halter, 2ls Market St.
Fall styles now ready.
Blacksmiths will soon be reaping their har'
vest.
You can buy as cheap at A6air's as at any
other furniture house In Delaware.
Chameleon fabrics shot in two colors will be
worn.
Matinee from $50 a. m. to $50 p. m. Large
clear Havana cigar, only 8 cents, at No 3 Z.
4th st., and No. 10 Market st.
Jet collars 10 with black silk and velvet
costumes.
Now is the time to get your stoves, ranges
and heaters repaired, at Milton Simpers, ALL
West Eighth Street.
Hoods appear on many sacques, as we'll as
on cioaks and mantles.
Flour, feed, seed and wire goods. Arthur
W. Brown, No. Ill W. Eighth street, opposite
the market. I
Democracy wants q "chsnge." They are
hungry for the spoils Of ONCE,
All those wanting print and tub butter can
find II at H. H. Moore's stalls, " and "a Sec
ond st. market. Call and examine.
The Rev. George X. Kramer lectures in the
Opera House, at 8 20 .: M, tomorrow, on
Jesus, the Light of the World"
Charles H. Beckett VINO has been engaged
with J. Mealy for several Years, has opened q
pool room and cigar store at No. los and ITO
Market street.
Red lace vells will be worn by Jew eocen-
trio ladies.
Notice to the Public.-I will half-sole and
heel boots and shoes for 81 other mending In
proportion, John e. Bailey, s. W. corner Of
Seventh and Tatnau streets.
A bag Of ssbs rich, sweet lour; frst grade
and fresh ground, at $500. My -four and
price are satisfactory to all my patrons. VIM
d. Pickles, 40T King st.
Feather ruchings are revived for dresses
and cloaks.
Just opened. Louis Bea has opened first
class restaurant at No. IL Z. Second street,
where farmers and others can bs accemm0da-
ted with choice meal. /
Read the REPUBLICAN every day during
the campaign.
1t Is Moedy. 22S Shipley St.. that sells the
finest Virginia salt oysters. Fresh oysters at
bottom prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. !
Advise is like railroad train-easy to take,
but hard 70 follow.
At g. x. Baugh, 50T Shipley street you will |
lind the best assortment Of chr0mos and pic |
ture frames in the city. Come and see for |
yourself. !
The interesting romance Matrimony," |
will be produced at the Opera House this
evening.
Ross, lle Market street, is getting all the |
latest styles of gents and children's hat,
which he is selling as cheap as ever. 1t will
pay you to call and examine his stock before |
elsewhere.
Some give their aold and silver,
Because they love to give;
Some give 1t for the glory
They surely will receive.
Some give their hard earned dollars
With pure and just intent;
But the most give up their money
For q psltry ten per cent.
-Steubenville Herald.