Daily Republican., 1881-08-09
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Sun rises at 3 O2. .........Sun sets 90.
Devil'd crabs at FullmGr 8.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
Fullmer's celebrated stewed crabs.

Devild crabs at Fullmcr 8.
Fulimer's celebrated clam soup.
Fulmer's celebrated stewed crabs.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fuiiner's.
Devild CLAIMS and crabs at Ainscow's.
Best family coal at 622 W. Front street.
Fruit jars, camp chairs, hammocks, 06c. store
Parker, cuppirg and leechina 1903 L. I'd ST
f. A. Humphrey, the halter, 2l6 Market st
leo cream and salt oysters at Muody's, Il
Market street.
The tempting oyster will soon be here witt
all its luxurious surroundings.
Read DR.. ToLd's ertiSemen In another
column lie Will do what he promises.
Bows should be taught to let fire arms alone
They often go oil when least expected.
| The Brandywino Summit camp has com
menccd, and - has the rain, to come down.
Buy Plnn CREAM TARTAR for medicinal
| use at Morrison y Neascy's, I'd and King StS.
Awnings of superior quality, at the lOwes
market rates. AT John Wiilie's. 40i Market 81.
Theresa Vaughn, this pretty wife Of VIM. A.
Mcstaycr, travels with her husband III the
Tourists
Window screens and door screens made to
order at short notice, at Icrger's, Fourth and
Shipley streets.
The largest and hest assortment of picture
frames can he found NJ q. X. Baugh's, 6Ji
Shlpley street.
A gang Of burglars has been oIrra'i ing dur
ing the las. few u IyS at AsOury Iark. Won
der hUw's th3 market.
Tho band struck ny the fapiia- tuns whca
yoiuy by tho huaSc of u &cwl Swtduod couple.
"AusH lhcc, my baby
"My how hard VT work. the mosquito said
t, his compauioa after they HAD presented
their bills 70 the sleeper.
Don't fail to 20 to W. W. Woodwarl's, 9Th
and Tntnal streets, and see his prices tor
furniture before purchasing.
A California bank clerk got awnv with
81, 900, having spent it. in living fast. Women,
horses aud WINE were his assets.
An Old gent Dn buying a hair brush In II
Wilmington drug store was asked wncn he
VAS going TO gro" some halr TO 'biush.
The uu.,tisn here in Wilmington Is, "who
has taacn Antnias job, the News or the ply
sicians?" We await the truth like the Dutch
man on tho fence.
handsome medal made from the hide Of
A steer, snOnld tie pr seDted to the Whining
ton reporter who mas the htrlest check. he
ferrc to the doctors.
Beer to the right Of us, beer to the left of us
beer to the front # u.s. and beer to the back q
US. was all that caud be seen for sac ~ AT
laniic CITY on Sunday.
70 get rid Of your surpcs dies send them
out 10 ho phosphate factory. We would then
soon have Il new brand ON the market stamp
cd "tly ava HnAno.'
Wines, LIQUORS aud fine Cigars, No. 1OS
and ilO Market street. Wilmington, Del.
Private biIhald and pool table attached
Chas. j. II. Beckett, Proprietor.
The Philadelphia Chronicle says /. is called
the honeymoon because iOHs act sol. We
thought it was on the bee that got honey
from every faded Hour"
Butter and ch csc, all those wanting good
butter and cheese at reasonable prices car
yet them ut IA. il. Moore's stalls, n and i+,2nd
street market, Wilmington, Del!
VII ch is the most proper to say, Hartmann !
the Nhllst lGudc got up and iled, or tOok
train as tlst as his legs would let MIN Tor
Canada? That's where all tne good peo-
pie 20.
w. j., Kimhle, :. +. corner Front and Mad
ison streets. Is selling hour ut tho same ny
mes Ms before the advance. Those VINO are
wanting shouii give hun call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Farmers and others In need Of feed, should |
cnll on Chas E. Salfner, and sec ms prices
before buying elsewhere; we Keep vi KINDS
constantly on hand mt market prices. Gall
at No. 2 West Tenth street.
"Dear me!' exclaimed landlndy, ''it does
seem impossible for me to make botn ends
meet" "Well, then sald hrulder, sup
pose you make one end vegetables" Il cant.
a-lou, ,ye very easy, or wouli.'
A. X. Tatulll has opened branch store at
No, 2 East Second street, (formerly occupied
by the Artic Ice Co. J whore samples OF hour
feed, grain. hay, straw, Nc., may be seen OF
stock gept at No. 7l3 Vest Front street.
- cnupgc ed nv telpDhOnG.
A Delaware Joke: A gentleman passing
down ire street meets TREND, and ac>os' 5
him with. Have u peacr"' "fes, stree,
bCb.' is the reply. The tlend smiles and ia 3:
"Iiaven'L got any. The crops have fnhed."
We couldn't ''seed' the Joke.
She Ia rosy, bright and t9r,
And she cut, her curly lair,
Like MOP.
But love her, that do,
From her dainty little shoe,
To her crop Chicago ballad.