Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
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Christt1eld & Best
For cut flowers 20 TO s4S Market St.
J Order Phlla. goods, Vary's express.
Get your cOffAa roasted at 400 King stree
q. s. Humphrey & Bro, one.prce hattel
Maohinest's levels and try SO quares, 800 stor
Dr. Darmon's office, 1874 Oamac st.. Phil
H. M. Mullin keeps rules and files for SO
at 26 W. Front st.
II guess I'll push along" is what the mG
with the wheelbarroW said.
Be always good to those who are kind
obllVious Of your adversely.
Fine IS K Plain Gold Rings, at Z.
Hanfs, 10 East Fourth street.
| The first round dance originated wit
Adam when he sat down a hornet.
DR.. Simms' Pain Searcher, the perfecti0
Of pain medicines. The giant pain cure.
Oetewayo is making himself disIiked 1
England. He yawned In the House of Com
mons.
Austin has "DaiIy Statesman" Som
Of the statesmen in other towns are Fathe
weakly.
Question answered: Inquirer What /
the extreme penalty for bigamy?-I We moth
ers-in law.
White, blue flannel and fancy shirts, col
lars, cuffs, neokw98r, hosiery, suspenders
etc., Christtield Il Best.
Slime retouched cards for 81 at Holland
gallery No. 4 East Third street, between
Market and King streets.
For your heavy underwear goto Christtlelc
& Best. Fall stock now complete. Uheapes
place for first quality goods.
Evarvnnnv u unv. that BoIIanh mayes tbt
best tin.types in the city. No. E.hsJ Third
street between Market and King.
London Truth asserts that American la
dies are greatly oVerdressed. The editor Of
tha Truth can't huve any American Blach
Crook troupe over there.
The Lowell press club are going to have a
target boot some time pretty soon, and peU.
PIE living In the vicinity Of the range are
already beginning to move out.
Circus advertisers frequently ask the Dub
lie to walt until the arrival of another Show
that is coming. The small boy, cannot walt
and the carly circus worm catches his Two
bits.
Geo. K. Baugh does the finest wood cary
Ing tor buildings and cars, also the finest
Of all kinds for photographs and
all sorts Of pictures. Call and see. No. 6O7
Shipley st.
Barnum with his Jumbo Will not please
the people of Wilmington half SO much, as
for them to know that the old fashion molas
'es canuy man has returned, and reVpened
1T l2l Market st.
1t has been suggested that Thanksgiving
Day In the future be held on the 18th Of o.
.Ober, the anniversary Of the discovery Of
america by Columbus. We kick. Turkeys
are not ripe so early.
Ross llo Market street, has lust received
large shipment Of latest style hats from New
York City and can supply all that come with
rood hats at very low prices. You will be
amply repaid by calling.
A fashion journal notices dress of lemon
col0red Julie with mOire bod tce. We don't
know anytt ing RS to lemon-coiored tulle but
Ieel satisfied that more bodice would fill
Ong felt want in full-dress costumes.
The value Of the property of the United
States is estimated at $4,000 OC0 600 do lars,
Ind set you will lind tots OF men who teclare
hat the country owes them living The
country should p,y its debts Immediately.
People who are not so very particular about
he color % their bread my $500 per barrel
lOur is sure to please. The bread is Sweeter
ND richer than -four costing very much
more, have grades Of -four at all prices
he cash will get you q bargain, W. d. Pick
us, 407 King st.
\ story tO be Continued Monthly.
At the 148th Grand Monthly Draw
ng of the Louisiana State Lottery at
New Orleans, on Tuesday, September
9th, 1882 Fortune rewarded her ia
Vorites most literally (the wheel was
,urned under the sole supervision Of
Generals G. 7. Beauregard Of La, and
A arl nf \ hs f,,I /, n,
viii serve as samples, the names of
'ther winners are withheld by request.
Ficket No. AZ, l0l (the first capital prize)
lrew $75, 900, and sold in fifths at one
lollar each, sent by mail on appiCa-
ion TO M. A. Dauphln, New Orleans,
IA. ,as will be done to anv Other man on
pplicatiOn made before Nov. 18th, the |
ate of the 150th drawing. One fifth
$15, ,0O0) went to d. p. Blair, President |
Last Miss. Matm'l Assn, Columbus,
Iiss; another to r. II. Deacon, COL |
ected through Bates Co. Natl Bank,
f Butler, Mo-; another to P, N. John
on, of Houston, Tex. No. %, $50 (the
econd capital prize of $4,000 alsU
old in fitths-one of 5,000,to Pster o. !
Johnson, of No. II Seneca ST., Leaven
worth City, Kansas; another to Michael
\. Finnegan, of No. l Elder place.
Boston, Mass. No. 6,641 (the third cap |
tai prize of S1O,OOO) was sold to par
les residing in New York City and
Jew Orleans. Nos. II, 124 and 82,2l6
che fourth capitals, each $4,000 sold |
o residents of Petersburg, Tenn, and
Jew York City, and so on ad infnitum.
Jext month the names and mum hers !
will be changed, but the story will be-
he same.
MAKING RhOrJ Work of It.
LII the siege of Troy, Apollo enoour-
ged the Trojans to be valiant against
he Greeks, by saying: The mighty !
Achilles does not light to-day" III
you'd seem as if Death had been bid
ing disease to make its greatest in
Dads upon men, by saying "Hunt'sI
pamal U iS nut Df tha Tuapkl: - RDt J