Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
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ne fashionable merchant tailor OF our cit,
IL ltrhteG NJ Fourth and Market street,
KNOWN ~ tne Wilmington Clothing Rouse.
,an risee At k.3I .........Sun kets ~
Reed hirds at fullmer'r.
Heed birds d: Fullmer's.
The kantas corn crop IL fair.
iHplit crabs at Fullmer's.
ICE cold sa!t oysters at Fullmer's.
| levil'd Clans AND crabs at Atnscow's.
! hes. family coal at eU W. Front street,
| Parker. cupp!ns and leeching l08 T. I'd st
| 4 very nc" and cheaL commode, 99c store.
| T. A. Humphrey the halter, 2le Market st
| Maad Granger and her pet poodle put W
Ut tie Clayton House.
| Las: veafs dresses are much worn now iu
| httE stIset or the word.
! Az West Union, Int. the water for the COWS
| costs mere than ihey re Wortl.
| Iowa hasa tlut OF hazel nuts. Delaware
has Lot E.lut tnis year OF peaches,
| Head lr. Toit's advertiseme ent in another
coiuml. lie vii! do what he promises.
| Gherrysrone elurus is what makes that fine
CLAN soup at Moody's, IL Market street.
| Pure cider vinegar at the old grOc Dry store
| oe ". Ii. Lloyd, \. ". corner Of Seventh and
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1t ,s real cruel the way the paraxra pher of
the Evening Programme gets OF his puas on
our business men.
furniture, which he is selling at rock bottom
prices, at No. lo1 Market street..
Holmes csruty. Ga, has: a pref able frog
farm. The DelawAreites would do well to
give the above a careful thought.
"Lnd-er's Blood Searcher"-the great
medicine for fever and ague. malaria, and all
blood poison. Don't fail to use it.
England and + aaoe are constantly want
ing more of ou- oysters. They can be accom-
modatcd by p,anking down the necessary.
Wv. Wov iward, Sixth and Tatnall, is
selling furniture cheaper than any other
store in this city. Go and see for yourselves.
Tie latest social bubble at the Hot Springs
II the playing Of poker. They must be yet
ting ready for the warm summer resort after
hi!.
1t Is smpls marvellous how quickly const-
patton. blnouSneSS, sick headache, fever and
ague, and malaria, are cured by sellers
Liver ltlls.'
She ate two ptnts ot cold icecream,
Two plates Uf cake or more;
Then tt,mhi ID head long from the chair
Aud rolled OFT on the floor.
The youoD maA drew his pOcAet knife:
she screamed, "i'! Gawhye, You must
Reach down and Gus my corset strings
lney II neither stretch nor bust''
some Iowa ladies at picnic poked 4
''bird' 4 uest and got stung bllnd by hornets.
1t would have been awful If they had been
StGnk dumb.
MANY ANN AND PlkPLf TIN.
II is simply pimply Tim,
ilmp lin, the lushy. luster.
Watching Mary Ann the utter
As her heart AMI uress doth tutter
Cross tn dirty too, too gutt-r,
Pimriy Tim sne spies, 1.-THE tan
Hence the mash Of Mary Ann.
Good gaudy gosh!
A man in Maukst'. MINI has succeeded
in rntslny All acre Of sweet po .atOs. We knew
A Iaan. rIxhr here in town, who has raised
this season over an acre In the coru line on
less than two feet.
AT"NBLE BLOW.
As down Br iadway we walked one day,
NV lttle wife 6nd l.
The wind was like the prices there
That is t. ray, quite high.
The shoppers and the merchant men
We're hurryins 10 and FRO,
They did hot heed lhe binding dust
Which the force wind did blow.
''1'his busy srcne-this raging wind
Reminds lle Of bird:
Nov can you guess what bird 1t ts""
She answered not word.
"I'il tell you then" calmly said
"SiLce utterly You fail;
Why, don't you STE, my little pet,
A busy mart.ingale."