Daily Republican., 1881-12-03
RHEVITIEs.
Sun fleGS 1t 100 ,.t Srn ects420
Rest family coal a. e22 W. Front street.
Willow work has come at 90 cent store.

Best family coal a 622 W. Front street.
Willow work has come at 30 cent store.
Safxer, cuppins am .esjnt t03 w. N ~
Fine American watches at Is E. 4th street.
The extra Saddle Rock oysters at Full
mer's.
The celebrated Sheep Ridge oysters at
Fullmer's.
The only place In the city to get first
class oyster Ia ut Fullmer's, sos Market street.
Y Well the Neil jury has been drawn and
sworn.
H,y and straw, wholesale and retail at
Kimble's.
The place to buy your albums is at James
X Webb's. ALI. .,.a
Home made pepper sauce, F0rd's, Front
and Madison.
For good stove 90 to Shippers, Ill West
Eighth street.
Cake stands, all styles, cheap. No. II East
Second street.
On the second Of the month false alarm
was struck Oft. ..u-
An elegant family Bible at James &
Webbs, for $6.
Cheapest Oil cloths at Adams 4 Brothers.
604 Market street.
Mrs. Mary X. Stokes, layer out the dead,
2oe Walnu. street.
Buy your nles, rules and tobacco from Mul
I'D, west FrOnJ street.
Best patent -four at Armstrong; s. w. cor,
Front and Jackson streets.
For n good tin root cell on q. L. Stradley,
Jr., lo4 West Second street.
A small audience attended the play at the
Opera House, last evening.
Roller skates. large variety, Adams l.
Brothers., t04 Market street.
Cape God cranberries 10 cents per suart,
pf Lnrdtu Front md
All kinds Of fl our and feed at mill prices, at
kimble's, Front and Madison.
Grand lunch at Babcock's, corner 5th and
Orange, tonight at O'Clock sharp.
For stoves, heaters and ranges call on Geo.
l.. Stradiey. Jr., l04 West Second street.
Stoves heaters and ranges repaired by q.
L. Stradley, Jr., l04 West Second street.
Sour Kraut now ready by the quart or gal.
Ion at FOrd's, Front and Madison streets.
Trpe and oysters for lunch tonight at
Babcock's, corner 5th and Orange streets.
Get your photographs at Hollands gallery
No. Third street, two doors East of Market.
Have you seen the scrap albums at James
and Webb's? They are "perfectly lovely"
large assortment Of ranges and stoves to
be found at II. F. Pickels, and East 4th
street.
Persons having stoves to put up would do
well to call on A. Chambers at No. go King
street.
Boots, shoes, rubbers. for men, women and
children at Adams Il Brothers., 504 Market
street.
There's the postage stamp, now it's always
a head, and yet it seems to be its fate to got
licked.
1t is one thing to have house to live in
and quite another thing to have q home to
live in.
The moon is getting full, look out for usual
signs at the corner of Fifth and Market
streets
full line of Dr. Hairs asthma cure for
sale at the agency, 1900 King street, Mrs. M.
J. Be-ts.
A new song ia entitled: "My darling's
Tresses Shine Like Gold.' There's music in
the hair.
SINE card photographs for 81, at Hollands
gallery, No. 4 Third street, between Market
and King.
You ought to see the elegant pocketbooks
at James Webb's, both for ladies and
gentlemen.
The largest and best assortment ofpicture
frames can be found at q. X. Baugh's, 507
Shipley street.
A good assortment OF tinware and house.
furnishing goods at the lowest cash prices at
No. 20 Kiny street.
White and yellow corn meal and new buck.
wheat -four. wholesale and retail at kimDle's
Front and Madison.
The newest patterns Of cylinder stoves, not
self feeders now ready at H. +. Pickels land
8 East Fourth street.
The Champion. the best cooking range in
the market, for sale by Geo. L. Stradley, Jr,
10, West Second street,
CAL and examine the Harvest Home range
with Anti-Clinker CRATE, at II. +. Pickels,
I and East Fourth street.
Is it fair to allow your husband to attend
the fair with some other fair" besides your
self? Hardly fair, we think.
Largest, cheapest and best assortment of
china cups and saucers and vases at Adams
n Brother s, 504 Market street.
A serious charge: 1t was said Off man
W ith a very ruhicund nose that he looked as
If he might be collector of the port
What every one says must be true" that
''Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup" has no equal for
coughs and colds. Try 1t. Price rs cents.
Fer a nice ash, cottage or walnut chamber
suit for a very low price, 20 to W. W. Wood
wards S. E. corner 9th and TatnaIl streets.
The Russian ought to make good Arctic
explorers, because they control the Poles,
and can get at them without any difficulty
Wilmington is more blessed than other
wise. The lawyers we always have with US,
and the number is cons,aptly on the in
crease.
The most popular range in the market is
the Harvest Home with all the latest i'm
at II. +. Pickles. and East
Fourth street.
American Hosiery Co.'S, mems super stout
ha no SO IS cents per pair, In elegant colors
30 and 80 cents. Heavy underwear. Cole,
lO2 Market street.
Gracious how the lawyers do 20 for you
when up for witness, j they would say the
same things ABOUT yod on the street yoH
would knock them down.
1.-THE doctors said my wife had consump-
ton. Tried Lindsey's Blood Searchers g and
she has better health than ever" q. H.
Hampden, Ohio.
The larg est stock of holiday books in the
,ity is at James n Webb's, No 224 Market
street. Twenty per sent. discount from pub.
fishers prices on all booEs.
Winter hats and caps in large variety at
Ross ll6 Market street. Also large stock
If underwear, hosiery, suspenders, neck ties
md notions. Give him call.
On three of the wilmington police running
lp Market street in the dir, ction Of the
alarm of fire last evening" a fre nd remarked
heir they 20 to "arrest the fire."
Persons wanting mnce meat, apple butter.
preserves Of all kinds, good, pure tub butter
&C, can be accom- mmodated at H,
4. Moore's stalls, u and 742nd street market.
Running theatrical troupe is like run
ling a newspaper. It's al right as long as
I pays. Whom 1t don't look out for hungry
redltors. "You have then always with
'ou."
'Down 'front.'" exclaimed the men in tho
,ack seats and three young gentlemen were
cen to raise their fingers in an abstracted
manner to their upper lips to feel their mus.
aches"
The policeman had left his revolver at
ome and he needed one to shoot mad dog.
n the emergency he exclaimed, Great
Ieavens," is their not q "rolling mill watch
nan present."
A very fine assortment Of fancy goods suit
BILE for holiday presents, such as ebony
asels, music cabinets, foot rests and boquet
ables of every description, at Harman's, 4l0
King street.
We don't hear anything Of Hartmann the
ihilist, any more. II is rumored that he