Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
BREVETIE0.

| Slowed crabs at Fullmer's.
Grab salad at Fuilmer's, sos Market st.
Devlled crabs at Fullmer's sos Market st.
Eleven good cigars for 25c. at 10 E. 4th st.
Music Stands for Sl,9S at the 80 cts. store.
G. 3. Humphrey, the halter, 2l6 Market st.
Cupping and leeohinG at Nc. 1O3 E. Second
street.
He who has nothing to do, has no business
on earth.
Fine watches at z. H. Hanfs, 15 E. Fourth
street, Wilmington, Del.
Some Of the peaches brought to market look
quite SICILY.
Large lot OF cracked corn, wholesale and re
tail. 90S W. Front st.
My burden is light" remarked the little
man carrying big torch in the procession.
All kinds o. teed and grain for sale at Hay
Market, 713 W. Front street.
Every family should have one of Adair's
canvas cots, price only $500, at 207 Market st
The tent me citing in the A. u. M. p church
yard is attended by large number Of people
Eleven good cigars tor 25 cents, at 1S East
Fourth street.
There was another large market this n orn-
ing.
Pure cider vinegar at Weldin & Lloyd's,
Seventh and King streets.
The largest and finest assortment of fruit
jars, can De had at L. A. Parry's, SN Market
street.
This is what dentist who seized victim g
molar, once said Peace-ahly If i can, ,iOrcep-
ly il must"
Oysters! X. Moody, 22s ShipIey st. is hav-
ing supply Of those fine Virginia salt oys.
ters.
Just arrived prime lot of "Family Favor
ite'' Flour, all made from old wheat, at Sne-
wards steam mills, 3O8 w. Front street.
Summer has passed away, and now we have
arrived at the first autumnal day.
Large lot of baled straw by ton orcwt. Baled
hay. wholesale and retail, at Hay Market,
10 W. Front street.
r. H. Mccartney wholesale and retail
dealer in -four. feed, etc. Always on hand
the best grades OF fancy flour. No. 2 W. 10th
street.
The people of st. Louis are constantly
lauded by the Knights oil Pythias Of VIII
mington.
Friends School, 4th and West streets. Ap.
ply for circular to Il. F. Bach, principal, 60S
King ct.
At &. x. Blugh, GOT Shipl ey street, you
will find the best assortment OF chromOs and
picture frames in the city. Come and see for
yourself.
The young lady at the seaside said she had
been TO see the rollers. Her mamma thought
the fellow who kept the bowling alley did not.
All those wanting good roll or prime but.
ter can find 1t at H. H. Moore's stalls, ~ and
IA Second 50. market. Gall and examine.
Twenty -four building permits were granted
last menth.
Saddles, brides, trunks, satcheis, and all
kinds OF horse equipments, at Hiram Yerger's
Harness Maker, 407 Shipley st., Wilmington,
Del. Lowest prices.
A restaurant proprietor told one of his wait
ers he would make good clairyoyant. " Be-
cause he explained, "you know more when
you are asleep than when you are awake
Just received over four hundred barrels OF
choice Minnesota patent and other choice
brands OF -four. which l Will sell wholesale
an retail as cheap as the cheapest. j. X.
Marr, l0o E. Second st.
The Household OF Faith will begin the erec
tioa oil new church on Monday, Sep. l3.
Noaos TO the Public.-l will hsii-sols and
John E. Bailey, 3. W. corner Of
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
Because OF the press of business l have re.
moved 10 4ul hluk etsi tWU uooEc hbuFo my
Fermer place, where l have greater fac lities
and will be pleased TO tsrnish you with the
est grades OF flour and oat meal at lowest
market rates, wholesale and retail. VIM. d |
Pickles, 407 King st.
A dame, the mother ora large family, was
,nce ssked the number OF her children. . La, |
ne - she replied, rocking herself to and ,ro,
I've got fourteen, mostly boys and girls"
Arthur W. Brown has opened -four and
eed store, at I'll w. Eighth ST., in connection
With his wire goods business. where he would
Ike to see his friends and the public genera ly,
md have them try the quality Of his -four and
ompare prices with Others. Oatmeal and
iraham -four, &c.
CARRIE DIEM.
To-day l cannot choose but share
The Incidence of earth and air
IN listless lana uor lying.
I see. like thistle-tiowers that sail
Adown some hazsd, autumnal vale,
The hours to Lethe flying.
The sandglass wrinkles in the sun;
Unchanged Its ceaseless course is run
Through ever-changeiul weathers-
"Time flies" its motto 'Tis no crime,
think, to pluck the wings OF Tine,
And sleep upon its feathers