Daily Republican., 1881-01-18
BREVITIE1.

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SIa rises 7.24 ,......Sun sets ass.
fry WoIfe's Hindoo Oatarrh cure.
! Good skates for rs and 800 at 9sc store.
Persons of high posltions.-
Try Kings Good Samaritan Uough syrup
Go to Boyd & Co., II e. 4th ST., for produce
Uuppin2 aud lseohinE at No. los h. Cd st
What shall We do to be saved, 40 L. sd st
The iruit Of intemperance-A strawberry
nose.
The sale OF season tickets ior the Diamond
Courje clesss Monday afternoon Jan. oath.
Fine gold jswelry made to order at Is E.
4sn street, Wilmington, Del.
Prime new buckwheat, 7 1s for 66 cents ct
hay market, 7l8 west Front st
A reserved seat Tor the entire six d rst-class
| enter ersainments Of the diamond Ooprse fol
$3.50.
Loose hay by the ton, at reasonable price
for cash. at the hay market, 7ls W, Front st.
f.. X. Tatnall.
| Out hay ia sack9, and bales from so to 200
bs each, at hay market, 3ls W. Front street.
| A. X. Tatnall.
The law can mover make man honest; 1t
can only mako him very uncomfortable when
he Is dishonest.
"Oh. you be darned." as the Christmas
present said when It slipped through NE
heel OF the hung up tocking.
When man says, hear noise, 1t prOba-
bly, never occurs to him that there Ia nothing
In the wide world anybody can hear Du; q
noise.
When young lady asked to look at o
pavasol, the erk said, Will you please give
me the shade you want? expect tho para
sol to sive the shade want, quoth the young
lady.
Now 10 the time to select fine picture
frames made BY first class meshanic aid
sold cheaper than any other establishment In
the city oil Wilmington. q. X. Baugh, 607
Shipley st., aboye 9th.
Persons Anting tub, roll and print butter.
wholesale and retail can be accommodated
at H. H. M0ore's stalls 72 & IA Second street
MARKET Also mince meat. fruit buffers, sc. |
Don't forget that Slmpers at Ill west Sth
4, trset, still has stock Of parlor and cooking |
stoves selling cheap, give him call.
Keep your feet dry, use waterproof manu-.
factured by VIM. Boldly h Son no. 8 W.
4th st. Dubbing In Large or small quantities.
Boquet tables. loot rests, writing desks,
marble top tab es, camp chairs, secretaries
music stands. library tables, and host O.
other goods at L. 4. Adair's, 207 Market st
holled and pearl wheat, crushed and pearl
barley, tarina, Oat meal and Graham flour
the very best, with the richest wheat fieur
that can be made out OF wheat alone also
buck wheat moro better 81 cents, ut VIM.
d. Pickols. 40I King St.
When young vile heard ber uncle say, /
II was easy to make some people Delieve the
moon was made Of green cheese, she re
marked that she agreed with HIM II 1t were
honeymoons he was talking about.
Fowler inspires. Ribbard entertains. Roze
,harms, Parsons instructs, Billings amuses,
7 ugh entrances. ALI IL the Diamond
COURSE " Reserved season tickets $3.50.
"Shon," said Dutchman, you msy say
rot you please bout pad neighbers;l have
lad two worst neighbors rs never vas. Mine
ies and mine hens come hone NIT dere ears
plt, and fodder day two Of dem came home
missing.
Dr. VIM. Darmon arrived In our city to-
lay at noon, an can be consulted freo Of
,haree at Mrs. b. Days, COS Market st.
30 and see him.
lavender tried 10 10 ,ture four-year-oldI
Willie. Yes, said he, you sneaked into the
pantry and stole biscuits. didn't sneak
,ried the young virtue, brushing of the bis
suit crumbs, I Just waited until mammal
went.up stairs, and walked In asbold % .
ion.