Daily Republican., 1881-09-15
HEsEyITIES.

known as the v ilminyton Clothing House.
.SGn rsGu OF % ..SuE Sets IA
Reed birds at Fullmcr's.
A. Il, OiStR SITS X on &a-
Oysters are yet very scarce.
Reed birds at Fullmers.
DeYil'd crabs at Flllne-'s.
Ece cold salt oysters at Fullner's
! Devil'd clAynH AID CRABS at AinsHOw's.
Trunks, satchels have come at y,c store.
Hest family coal at s22 W. Front street.
Parker. cupplng ard lesch!h! 'oa !, 81 f.
E A. Humphrey. the batter. 2le Market st
Who ever saw il hog s-hcad full Ofmolasses
Advertise your wants in the RRruBLiCA
want column.
The boys mother is the one that settles the
| rent question.
Oysters, salt, fire and fat at Moody's, 10
| Market street.
There. very scaboy bill now before Coun-
Gil for payment.
Look out now for the new FIRE ordinance
passing Council.
Smokers are generally dissatisfied, they
strike for a light.
The Democrats are now busy in Wilming
ton-whltc washing.
Holland makes the best pictures in the city.
No. Il Third street.
Webster is the enc who can teach you now
to ''uance up to time"
Puck asks the question, what's fresh? and
answers by reply: You
It's shocking how those cruel drummers
beat their drains. The attention Of the 5.
p. &. A. Is called to the TACT
Fine American Watches, at L. +. Hanfs,
| No 10 EaSt Fourth street.
Rooms For Rent-lnqulre at the Opera
| House on Mond9y evening.
The nj shts are beginning TO get cooler and
it is no trouble to sleep sound.
| An impairment question-what's fresh
NV vaccination. It's taking splendid.
Read Dr. ToLd's advertisement In another
column. He will do what he promises.
Bethesda Water for sale at VIM. NJ Fran.
cis & Sons, Fourth and Lombard streets.
Tn. Court House officials are good patrons
of the Opera House. The boys like sport.
For good pictures. at lowest prices. 20 to
Hollands new gallery, No. E. Third street.
Pure cider vinegar at the old grocery store
OF W. II. lloyd, N. W. corner et Seventh and
King streets.
On, bucket O. water put out = fire, but the
fire engines threw enough water in the build
ing to float it away
l.. F.. Adair. has a very large assortment of
furniture, which he Is selling at rock bottom
prices, ut No. 2O7 Market street
The ghost mystery has at last been explain
ed, A white sheet, . candle. an ingenious
frame, ard several bad. bad uoyS.
"Lndse.'s Blood Scarcher'-the great
medicine for fever and ague, malaria, and all
blood poison. Don't fail to use it.
A youug man while passing DON Market
street. the 9TH day, fell lhtU a pair of shoes,
that we're hung out in front OF a shoe store.
w w Woodward. Sixth and Tatnall is
selling furniture cheaper than any other
store In this city. Go and see for yourselves.
Councilman Flake acted in a noble manner
at Mci,an1's tlre on Tuesday night He put
,hi,r selfin McCann's place. and that was
right.
1t is simply marvellous how quickly consti-
nation btjiulareas, sick headache, fever and |
ayue. and malaria, are cured by "Seiiers'
IIver Pills.
II is customary now for the kitchen maid to
ask how many days in the week do you allow
your uirs to the hselves, and how many nave
you IN the family.
grocer in Wilmington is so particular |
that he shakes the SUGAR of OF the little nles
b.tore throwing them away, af.er picking |
from the sugar bins.
A thriving young farmer Of Greenwich,
who raised nothing else besides speena aich,
Was made very 500.
Ry a farmer next duor,
Whom thcy got III n terrible srreemish.
Puck has good pictures on forty men to ona
woman out West, ana trty women to one
man at our summer resorts. lney are CAL
culated to give you n "puckering."
On nv lips thee fingers still
The rapturous touch of loves first kis'; -,
oh! for words to pan the thought that thrill
When recall that earliest, sweetest bliss.
| can ne'er fo,get that sacred holy torch
That clngs with foud affection to one;
l love to dwell on its delight so much
That never fail to kiss each new one.