Daily Republican., 1881-06-07
BREVITIES.

| Sun rises at 4.25..".......Sun sets I,32
Deyil'd clans at Fullmer's.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
Fullmer's celebrated clam croquets.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
| Picnic plates, window & table.screens 99c.
Parker, cupplng and leechinS 1903 Z. I'd st.
The blacksmiths have determined to strike
while the iron is hot
What is the prime object Of soldiers drill'
To make holes in the enemy.
A IAN" in street traffic is apt to lead tc
many tart remarks not worth preserving.
Long loose wristed gloves without white
cuffs are worn with spring suits.
A Wilmington policeman says that, WheI
he passes out Of a saloon, he feels sa.i0Ony.
Great bargains in tiourat W. S. Townsend's
Sixth and Tatnall streets.
Fine gold and silver watches at E. Hanf':
| Is f. 4tn street.
| Prime Hungarian and Miilet seed at ". N.
Chandler's, oil Market street
Call on A. Chambers for your tin and ja'
banned ware, 22O King street.
Bargaing in all kinds of mems furnishing
goods at Coles, 2O2 Market street.
Great bargainsin t1Uura W. ). Towns end s,
| Sixth and Tatnall streets.
Ifyou want good tin roof on your house
20 to A. Chambers, 20 King street.
One of the finest lines Of ncck-wear in the
city at Coles, 2O2 Market street.
Refriyerators and ice coolers at low figure
A. W. Quigg, 9th and Shipley streets.
Awnings of superior quality, at the lowest
market rates, at John Willie's, 4O4 Market ST.
Families can be supplied with the best
-four at TownSend's, 9th and Iatnall streets
Don't miss the Epworth Excursion to Wood
land Beach On Thursday, June 9th. Don't for
get the Epworth.
The largest and best assortment OF picture
frames can be found AT q. X. Baugh, 5O7
Shipley street
E.A. Humphrey the halter, 2l6 Market
street, has II grand display of straw hats, the
largest stock by far in the city of Wilmington
The difference between hot stove and
| .July is that one contains some heat, and the
other summer heat.
| For good pair of crystal spectacles call on
Prof. Charles ltalie, private residence z'
| Market street.
The past tense of beehive is bee-hoove. If
you don't believe this, sit on one and see II 1t
don't behoCve you to get up.
Samuel Murphy & Son has the finest and
best assortment of chamber suits ever offered
in the city, at 800 Shipley street.
A .Ierseyman calls it Apple John. He
can It get trusted for any more, and is not
familiar enough with it to call it Jack.
Go to A. Chambers for your house furnish
ing goods at the lowest cash prices, go King
street.
"Wlll YOU have me?" said young man to
modest little girl. "No. JOHN said she,
'.but you may have me, ifyou will"
al nhnhl hlxyn ptr fuI
lar. who had broken into an authors house,
said the only thing he struck was match.
If you want to know where you can buy
furniture and bedding the cheapest gJ to W.
Woodward's, 9th and Tatnall streets.
Ifa man Is very sick, and needs immediate
attention, what kind of u physician do they
send for! A nigh and near doctor.
1t is considered mean to call for ice cream
and two spoons, but there are generally two
spoons" at every table when the season is
good for ice cream.
Vassar College miss reads the prayer
book response thus: "As it was in the be,
ginning, is now and ever snail DC, "orlu
without men. All, me!'
Buy the national wire mattress the best and
most durable bed In use, Samuel Murphy u
Son, the sole agents in this city, at 300 Shipley
street.
Young authorcss commends her manu-
script thus You may be sure 1t Is good,
NV heroine dies of strangulation, her lover
poinards himse If and his father suicides with
charcoal
Butter and cheese, all those wanting gosd
butter and cheese at reasonable prices can
get them at H. H. Moore's stalls, and "A, ,2nd
Street market, Wilmington, Del.
This is a civilized age, certainly, but We
were at an auction the other day where the
family sold their handsome daughter to the
highest bidder. That is, they sold their best
looking (g)lass.
We'd like to know what milkmaidP Who
were the nieccs of Penzance? What story
did the wheelwright? What was 1t the circu-
lar-saw? Who made the ostrich? Who did
the sugar-beet?
There is now no doubt that the horseshoe
really brings luck. A man near Chicago re-
Gently nailed one over his barn door, and the
next week one of his daughters corralled q
young man who proposed marriage.
"Lenora," sends us a poem, beginning, u!
ask but one small share in that great heart OF
thine. You had better emigrate to Utah,
Lenora, where they keep such material In
Job lots. We do strictly whole business.