Daily Republican., 1881-08-31
BREVlTIES.

The fashionable merchant tailor Of our city
Ia located at Fourth and Market streets,
known as the Wilmington Clothing House.
Sun rises at 6.24. .........Sun sets 81.
Dovild crabs at Fullmer's.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
Fullmer's celebrated stewed crabs.
Oysters are In splendid condition.
Walsh had his opening last even ing.
loo cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Deyil'd CLANS and crabs at Ainscow's.
Best family coal at o22 W. Front street.
Parker, cupping and leeohing los E. I'd st
Fruit jars, jellis cups cheap at the 800 store
E. A. Humphrey, the halter, 2lo Market st
A tailless joke-A tin pan tied to dcg's
tail.
Reed birds and snipe can be bagged after
to-day.
"Let US have Q piece" said the tantalizlng
bed-bug.
Always right--Tne rooster who crows for
early morn.
A night mare is the only animal that has
dreamy eye.
Plump little Wilmington misses wear the
Jersey basques.
Now Is the time for the Wilmington mer-
chants to advertise.
Peaches are scarce and very high in the
King street market.
Soon there will be more gunner than reed
birds on the marshes.
Tho public schools will reopen again on
next Monday morning.
The biggest lia- in Delaware A employed
on the abiest edited sheet.
The telegraph company and the newspaper
are reaping harvest just now.
Read DR., Todd's adv ertisement in smother
column. He will do what he promises.
Cherrystone CLANS is what makes that hne
clam soup at Moody's, Is Marke. street.
The News and Advertiser: says "the VIII
mington youths at Rehoboth bang their hair.
Four copies sf the big post ters were served
at several residences, on Monday evening
free.
Pure cider vinegar at the old groc sry store
Of W. II. Lloyd, N. W. corner CT Seventh and
King streets.
wilmington is full Of private schools. 1t lie
like the street cars, never full, always room
for one more to start.
Handsome ur story buildings should &C,
cupy the sites Of the present delapidseed
buildings on Market street.
Whist! Pat, says Jimmy from his door
(The next beside the corner storey
Where's gone the garbage driver
For DER q week, at my back gate,
Pals and tubs doth him await,
hut never oalls the driver.
L.F. Adatr, has very large assortment o.
furniture, which he Is selling at rock pottom
prices, at No. 207 NJ arket street
"I.indsey's Blood Se,roher' r'-the great
medicine for fever and ague, malaria, and I'll
blood poison. Don't fail to use it.
w. w. Woodward, Sixth and Tatnali, II
selling furniture cheaper than any Gthei
store u this city. do and see lor yourselves
tits simply marvellous now quickly consti
patton. biliousness, sick headache, fever ant
ague, and malaria, are cured py "sei'efs
Liver pills"
Itis said that little fellow purchased hs,
\ fesnts worth Of iee, one day last week, Ant
| that it all melted away before no get
| far az Fourth and King streets.
There was n young man Of damascus,
- sander y he said, .swou'd a lssskisst'
While the girls they all sighed,
Aud giggled, and cried,
"The donkey! Why doesn't he ask ns?''
And his cousin, who lived in Qdessn,
Though he longsd to his bosom tc pressa,
Yet when she, somewhat toldgr.
Reclined on hts shoulder,
The guy was afraid to cAzes'a.
And tho other one, down at Dundee,
Was as bashtul as hashful could be,
When his girl, In palaver,
Asked him II he'd have her,
He stammered and said "he would ses,"