Daily Republican., 1881-07-30
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BE EEVIVIES.

Sun rises at .52 .........Sun sets 72U.
Devil'd crabs at Fulmer's.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
Fullmer's celebrated stewed crabs.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmers.
Deyild clans and crabs at Ainscow's.
Best family coal at 622 W. Front street.
More hammocks, window screens, 99c. store
Parker, cupptng and leechina 1903 E. 2d st
+ A. Humphrey, the halter, 2lo Market st
Ice cream and salt oysters at Mvody's, l
Market street.
Read DIR. Todd's advertisement in anothe
column. He will do what be promises.
Hadesbore is what they put on curraI
bushes since the new version came out.
Awnings of superior quality, at the loves
market rates, at John Willie's. 4C4 Marke. 8
Window screens and door screens made t
order at short notice, at iergerS, Fourth anL
SIMPLIFY streets.
Small injuries viewed through the micro
scope of borrowed trouble become great ca
| lamities.
The largest and best assortment ofpcture
frames can be found at q. K. Baugh's, 6O7
Shipley street.
A competing hotel "out west says gen
erously Of another that ''it stands without ar
rival
Time is money and money is time. for when
you give twenty five cents to couple OF
trampS it is II quarter to two.
Don't fail to 20 to W. W. Woodward's, 9th
and Tatnall streets, and see his prices for
furniture before purchasing.
Bradley may step down." says q New
York pa Ter. But the Elmra Free Press
adds: "Don't see how he is going to do that
without digging hole.
Wines, Liquors and fine Cigars, No. los
and 10 Market street, Wilmington, Del
Private billiard and pool table attached
Chas J.. II. Beckett, Proprietor.
The Old Testament will not be revised for
three years yet. People will have to hreak
the ten commandments as they are for the
present.
The house-ily can only see Il distance of
3s feet. but that never b0thers him any.
He always manages to keep within thirty
seven feet Of everybody.
parentage denied Billy the Kid was not
the son of William the Goat. Indeed, no one
ever knew whose son he was, and now they
care less.
Butter and ch heese, all those wanting gOad
butter and cheese at reasonable prices can
get them at II. H. Moore's stalls.72 and "A, End
street market Wilmington, Del.
Inc pTtuItSI ndTpHllS III SLTdN llhlS III tHt
city ut Ross ll6 Market street. He also has
a fine line of white shirts underShrts, sus-
pendcrs and hosiery. the best and cheapest
in the city.
W. J. kimble, $. E. corner Front and Mad
ison streets, is selling flour at the same ng !
urcs as before the advance. Those who are
wanting shoud give hlm call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Sad case The girl who was locked in her
lovers arms for three hours and half, eX-
plains that it wasn't her fault. She claims
he forgot the combination.
A. H. Tatnall has opend a branch store at
No 2East Second street, (fOrmerly occupied |
by the Aric Ice Co where samples of -four
feed, grain, hay. straw, &c, may be seen Of
stock hept at No. Tl3 West Front street. |
Stores connected by telephone.
A prudent girl: "Mary is a very good
prudent girl. She Gays to me one day as she
was breaking the curd 'Mothe., l will
never let loose my affections on no man TIL l
have rroved him to be pious and in good cir
Farmer, and Others in need of feed, should
sail on Chas +. Salfner, and see his prices
before buying elsewhere: we keep all kinds
constantly on hand at market prizes. Call
Mt No. West Tenth street.
A man passing a Jamaica graveyard. see.
Inc the sexton digging grave inquired
WHO'S dead ~ SeXtOn-"ROscr Conkling.'
Man -"What complaint" Sexton (withou.
ookng up)-"No complaint; everybody sat,
SIZED.
Backyard logic: "lf you use a burner like
his on your lamp" said the peddler, you
will save halfof the kerosene" The lady,
Who belongs to 0neot the first families in a us
in said she would take two, so she would not
iced any kerosene at all.
Having taken the store on Riddles Banks
md being under considerably less expense.
AN sell -four at a less ratio than when in
own. All orders can be sent by postal card,
md goods will be delivered promptly, free Of
harge. Address, X. IL. Mccartney, Will
nington, Del.
The boy stood in the melon path,
When all but him had fed,
And visions of q royal feast
went dancing through his head;
But the farmer and the bulldog came,
And the boy, o where is he?
Go ask tho dOctorman who pPtched
His sore Gn-at-0-mee.