Daily Republican., 1880-11-05
RREvITIES.
Sun rises e.25........Sun sets 4.62.

III sun rleoe b.2b.Sss.sssSun SOUS 4.oZ.
Tie fire burns brightly.
New fall hats at q. s. Humphreys.
Tapestry, velvet and wool mats, SO ct. stor,
Cupping and Ieechink at.NS. 103 L. Second
st-est.
Castor buck gloves at Rose Feeney'q, Il
, Market st.
The agony is over Tor another term of lou
IyearS.
You can buy MS cheap at Adalr's as any 9th
er furniture store in delaware.
4 button kid gloves at Rose Feeney's, Al
Market street.
Salt river tickets are ready for dlstriS ution
Now for Thanksgiving and the inevitable
turkey destruction.
Lehigh coal; choicest grades at lowest
prices. Well prepared, 2240tt5 to the ton.
delivered in patent wagons free Of charge,
oE2 W. Front st.
Chrismast toys arc are coming into marke
once more.
The disk ofthe political sun is sinking to
rest ior awhile.
Notice 10 tse Public.-l viii hali-sole and
noel boots and shoes for IL other merdiuy IN
proportion, John e. Bailey, 5. W. corner OF
Seventh and Tatnaii stresss.
The band boys can now take rest
The tongue OF fool is the Key OF his coun-
ell. which, in wise man, wisdom hath its
Aeeping.
Persons wanting tub, roll and print butter
wholesale and retail, can be accommodated at
II. H. Moores stalls, " and "a Second street
market also mlnce meat. lruit buffers, sc.
Every election clerk smiled when he put
the 70 h man on his list.
Now is the time to buy "familY favorite''
flour, at steam mills 3.S W. Front St, the
only place in the city where you can buy
flour for 50 cts. per quarter or 2 cts per bis.
The most miserable pettiiogging In the
world Is that OF man IN the court OF his
own conscience.
One Of the new useJ OF chenille is to initiate |
feathers, and some imported bohnets have |
plumes Of chenille lying ontheir crowns.
The result Of an examination OF the stock |
oil men and boys clothing at J. 1. MulliD & |
son, Sixth and Market, are sure to convince
anyone that tbat i5 the place to get we'll suit
ed and to save money.
Speak OF peoples virtues, conceal their In.
tirmlties; if you can say no good, speak no
i'll of them.
Persons who are levers OF fine, fresh fish
should go to K. A. Mcclure, in 9Th st. mai
ket house. Also oysters OF a splendid quality
by the quart, gallon, or bushel, coed measure
md weight.
II. Boyd Go. No. IL East Forth street.
las lu.t received car load OF tiae York State :
'ppies, also Il car load OF carly rose potatoes,
which they are selling at the very lowest pri-
es, cali and examine. Sergeant u o., old
tand II 4. 4th st. 1t
Yellow pineapple cloth handkerchiefs, with '
ne corner orname ented with an embroidered .
esign in high colors, are considered elegant. y
VI To- tIo tbns | 8
lot merit our esteem, and neg lect persons of
rue worth; but the world is like the OCEAN
be pearl Is In its depth; the sea weed swims.
Ross il8 Market st. is prepared to supply =
he people OF Wilmington with ali styles ofI
avs AID caps cheaper than they can buy in :
Philadelphia. Also large assortment OF n
nderclothing, winter gloves, &C. g
Carriage clOaks are made OF India shawlS, :,
mmed with tringes and pasmenter les, dis. =,
10 wing many shades Of rich India embroid- a
y.
The great question is settled for another 4
,ars, the country is full OF oil that we need :.
r food and clothing, and am selling flour
Il and bucEwheat meal at such price as \
III save your money. Let us have pace,
:. u. Pickles, 4O7 King st.
A sentimena al young man thus ieelingly ex- F
csges himself: "Even as nature has beney. =,
emily guarded the rose With thorns, so doe u
g endow woman with pins" =,
Young farmer: "Are you fond of beasts, loi
1888 GushertOa ?"-Miss ,}usherton: "Oh II.
llly, Mr.. Parker, II YOU mean tn t q de- til
ration, you must speak to mamma - i'd,
or
I he Boston Transcript" has what it calls W
The Whole Thing In Nutshell" follows: DC
(Aiter NJ. Goose.) su
III tell you q story lar
About Mr.. Morey,
And now my story's begun; on
I'll tell you better kl
About forged letter,
AID now NY story Is done.