Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
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our city. The Wilmington Clothing House,
N. W. corner Fourth and Market treets.
sun r1sGs at 6.32 san sets 4 "a
Music Of the future-PromisSory notes.
Easel frames for cards and photos. 9oc store
Parker, cupping and leeching 1903 Z. I'd NJ.
Fine American watches at 10 L. 4th street.
The poor house supplies are given to favored
few.
A mendicant would be apt to make poor
tailor.
Have the hens struck this early in the
ason'
"I'll make 1t warm for you" as the heated
iron said.
No one Is more ready than forger to write
a wrong
Mullin makes good cigar at No. 525 West
Front street.
Best family -four at 5. W. cor. Front and
JACKSON street.
Germany is furnishing the lovers Of sour
krout with n bountifuI supply.
Many Of the richest painters Of San Do.
miLgo live on coffee grounds
The Susie will SON be cal ed in, and layed
up for repairs during the winter.
A well supported newspaper shows its pros
perity in It's advertising columns.
Man should be thankful for everything he
re, elves even fit sa ll;tle son.
Receivng daily the celebrated cove plant
oyster at Gardner seventh and Shipley.
For stoves and heaters go to Smpers, Ill
West Eighth street. He sells reasonably.
The best timothy hay for the money at
ratnall's cay market, West Front street.
Gardner at Seventh and Shipley delivers
oysters to ali parts Of the city at short notice.
Get your photographs at Hollands gallery
No. Third street, two doors East Of Market
Persons having rtoves to put up would do
well to call on A. Chambers at No. 20 King
street.
Coroner Wcl4in makes one OF the best
COrOners New castle county has had for
years
The pubic litrary fund of Springfield is
kept up Uy dog taxes, which amount to SlZb3
yearly.
hne carl photographs for 81, at Hollands
gallery, No. Third street, between Market
and King
Wise and otherwise. people are wise
and few are weather wise; but many are
9th 1rVise.
A horaet is a small insect but he can cause
the biggest ki ID VI II cOlnmOt.on when he
gets MS mad up.
good u a'sortment of tinware and house
furnishing goods at the lowest cash prices at
No. 20 kiny street.
The W sekiy kEruBLI1AN is issued from
this office this weei and Is II number Of more
taan usual Interest.
A gentleman on advertising q want in the
REPUBLICAN received twenty seven answers
to It inssue OF i've days
Try barrel OF my extra family -four only
s.. 3d. 24ls pounds for IS cents at s. f. cor
| ner Trout and Mad son.
John b. Cough, November 9th. Subject
"Ha It," Admission 50 cents. No extra
| charge for Reserved seats.
1umOrs, eryslpe!as, mercurial diseases,
| scrotula, and general debility cured by "Dr.
| Lindsey's Blood Searcher.'
$50 lers' Liver Pills" have been the stan
dard remedy for malaria, liver complaint
costiveness, ETC., tor fifty years
The finest oysters that come to this city are
to bs had at Noodles restaurant No. l5 Mar
ket street. Come and see them.
A. Chambers, TIN and sheat iron worker.
roofing and spoutiu ug, JOB work prOnptly at
tended to at NO. go Hing street.
Miss Annie Louisa Cary, the greatest liv.
ing cUntrallO, ASST ted by the famous Boston
Temple Glee Club. Opera House, Wedues-
day, November 10.
Gumboro Delaware must be splendid
place for heather to live in. Better send
missionaries dowa their instead Of ACROSS the
ocean to foreign countries.
Tho bet assortu ent of furniture and bed
ding to be found in the State is at L. +.
Adair's No vi Market street. 206 and 20S
Shipley st. eet. Factory ~ Shipley street.
FRAZER AxLR sRRAsK.
One greasinK with Frazer Axle Grease will
l,c al tharc tmp 70 a
ry it. 1t received first premium at the Uen-
tennial and Paris Exposition.
"My brethern," said Swift, in sermon.
'there arc three sorts of prlde-of birth Of
rch s, and OF talents. shall not now speak
OF the latter, none of you being subject to
that abO inabie vice.
Louis Bea, No. Il East Second street has
Just received the first supply ofprime oysters
and is ready fon to day TO sell at wholesale
and retail, the best quality of oysters by
the gallon, quart and pint.
Farewell was the title of a poem sent to
| newspaper; and the cruel editor, in aoknol
edging Its receipt. said ut is good thing
that tho cd authoress bade 1t Hood-by, as
she will never see Is again.
DO not be humbuyRed by ventrioquism or
| lexer,lemain into false beliefs regarding
diseases and their cures, but consult DIR.
Darnon for reliable advise, at 6OS Market
| street, and use his medicines Tor perlninent
cure.
"How much coal is there, Susan? How
long will 1t last'
We'll, ma am, 1t ill last quite while If
you don't have any fires"
''Ihen there isn't uch left?"
"lhere isn't any left, ua'am,"
| An old farmer said to his sons, "Boys,
don't you ever specke late or wat for some
thipg to turh up, you might Just as we'll xo
and ait down on a stole ia the middle Of n
modder with u pail betw!Xt your legs and
wait for COW 20 back up to you to be
1ilked"
Edw ,rd WalpOie, being told one day at
the "Gar.lck" that the confectioners had q
way of discharging the ink from old parch.
ment by q chemical proc 81, and then making
the parchmen. into isinglass for their jellies
EAid: "Then man may now eat his deeds