Daily Republican., 1881-07-26
RK EVl1IEN.

Sun rises at A47. .........Sun sets .25.
Devil'd crabs at Fullmer's.
Russia expects q big harvest.
Leo XIII, Is studying English,
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
Watermelon vines are on the run.
Folding camp chairs, at 99c. store.
Fullmer's celebrated stewed crabs
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Deyil'd CLAIMS and crabs at Ansoow's.
Best family coal at 622 w. Front street.
Remains of another mastodon in Florida,
Parker, cupping and leechinx 1903 f. I'd st
jeff Davis is called the Prince of Bourbons
| E A. Humphrey, the halter, 2le Market st
New York claims 1900 self supporting wo,
| men.
Market street.
The San Antonio people complain of little
fishes in the water mains
A cents worth OF harvest apples is almost
suro to return Sl5 worth of collie.
Read Or. Todds advertisement in another
column. He will do what he promises.
Awnings of superior quality, at the lowest
market rates, at John Willie's. 404 Market St.
Families can be supplied with tho best
tour at Townsend's, 9th and Tatnall streets.
Bismark wears an immensely broad hat,
and the Prince Of Wales ha | a copy made for
his use.
Why is an old policemen like a wrecl that
has run TIL its loose? Because he ought to
be retired.
Trout fishers find it a general thing this
year that mont tako .ho worm rather than
the artificial fly.
Window screens and door screens made to
order a short notice, at erser's, Fourth and
Shiplcy streets
frames can be found at Il. K. BaUgh's, 6C7
Shipey street.
The Prince of Wa!oa has subscribed 100
guincas towards the nltioAal memorial to
the Ea | of BeaCousficd.
New scrap baskets arc shaped like a great
jar. and are trimmed VITA aUotns aad bows OF
many colDted ribbons
When the Indians get troubles ONE in Wy
oming, The old irontiersmen shy softly "Sn.
Ute.n
You can buy furniture and bedding cheap.
er at W. W. WoodHard's sixth aud TatGNlI
street tn IN any other house ia the city. 90
and see for yourself
Wines, Liquors and fine Cigars, No. 1oa
and ll0 Marke- street. Wilmington. Del.
,Tvate blllia,d and pool table attached.
Chas. j. ii. Beckett, Proprietor,
Butter and cheese, all those wanting good
butter and cheese at reasonable prices can
let them at H. II. Moorc's stalls 71 and "A, md
street market. Wilmington. Del.
W. J, Kimble, 5. L. corner Front and Mad
ison streets, Is selling -four at the same ng
urcs as before the advance. Those VINO are
h,tn .,.l
chasing elsewhere,
They sent poor old woman to prison in
q England, because she drank the contents Of
milk pitcher that stood On II door -tep. II
Is understood that the majesty OF the law in
this instance was vinulcaied.
A. Il. Tatnall hns opend a branch store At
No. = East Second street. formerly occupied
by the Artic Ice o. where samples Of -four
feed, grain, hay, straw, &c, may be seen Of
stock kept at No. 7l3 Vest Front street.
Stores connected by telephone.
A terrible aiulterator in ice cream has
been brought to light in the East However, |
the only feature Of the fraud worthy if noe. |
s that one plate isn't cn0u, h Tor two young |
souls and the price remains the same.
Farmers and other in need of feed. should |
,alI on Chas. f. Salfner, atfd see his prices
before buying elsewhere. we keep all kinds
constantly on hand at market prices Call |
1t No. 2 West Tenth street.
Having taken the store on Riddles p inks,
md being under considerably less expense,
.an sell -four at q less rate than when in
own. All orders can be sent by postal card.
md goods will be delivered promptly free Of
'harge. Address, Il. IL. Mccartney, vii.
nington, Del.
ANNETTE NANCY.
Nancy, why did you never we'd"
Dr did you love? And Is he dead q
"rhe reason why l single tarry,''
Nancy replies, 81 will not marry
Because, my dear, the truth to tell.
like my way and will too WELL
Miss Annie makes n rogush move,
And eyes, as lips, with laughter fill;
~ know" she said, "how it's with you
For It's my way to have my WILL"