Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-10-05
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Ohrtstheld 4 best.
Rumford Brothers, Hatters.
Agents for Dunlap's Hats.
German imported goods at 500 King street
Bird cages. step ladders. clocks, 99c store.
City Laundry, Sixth and Shipley streets.
e.. Humphrey h Bro. .hatters,s ,sO2 Marke
A moving spectacle-a dude with an eye
glass.
What is most apparent is oftenest explain
ed.
We soon lose our own heart after we hav'
| found anOther's.
The power behind the thrown-the banan;
lerlng.
Sir Moses MontIfiore was n;nety-nin'
| y,ars old the other day.
A dispatch from Rome says that the Pope
is : riOusly indisposed.
Motto for young lady's dressmaker-
Misc fits speciality
Male and female canaries for sale at Par
ker's, l03 East Second street.
iiet your painting done oy Osler, No 2,
East Seventh street.
Fine Is X Plain Gold Rings, al T. =.
hanfs, ID +. ith street.
The clients c"uld beat US to death paint
Ing pictures, bul look a t our frames!
A person shoul never slobber while drink
ing brandy. lie should drink i t neat.
Pure cider vinegar at the old grocery store
OF VIM. II. Lloyd, 7th and King streets.
Stradley does -eally first class sign Paint
ing at low rates, o02la Market street.
oysters cleanly opened at Knowles an d
Patchett's, No. 208 West Eighth street.
io to Hollands and have your pictures
Toll nv ipat nt,ta M or
ket street.
l. II. Frank Il Son, soy King street, have a
verv fine display Of starch in their bulk win
dow.
For GOOD butter and cheese 20 to H. H.
Moore's, stalls IL and "A Second street Mar
ket. i
For good butter and cheese go to H. H.
Moore's stalls 7land "a Second street Mar
ket.
Chicago girls never stand on ceremony
This is considered fortunate thing tor cere
mOny.
A difficult passage for the base. When the
big drum gets wedged in the doorway Of a
street car.
Ladies mai Is do not object to being called
servants, but they rebei when spoken Of as
switch tenders.
A German conundrum, and the German
way ofputting it What sa hat without
the lining?
A japanese prince has arrived at Quebect o
Join Her Majesty ship Northampton as Il
1t is said that a bushel of beets added to
nine bushels of apples makes the cider richer
and of superior flavor.
Take your babies to Hollands 3O7 Market |
street. and have their pictures taken by the
instantaneous process.
A full line OF Ladies. Gents and Chill. |
tren's underwear and hosiery at low prices.
Staats " Davis, 703 Market street.
The celebrated Glen Shirt There is none
better. Laundried. $l.25; unlaundried, Sl.00
W. Is. Cole. 202 Market street.
Wait fNr tho grand Autumn excursion on
oct llth. to Switchback. Tickets
4. 0O, good for three days
Waiter: Maybe you would prefer some
,alfs tongue?" Guest bah. l always
nave my mouth full of that"
DIR. harmon while absent from his Office |
800 Market street, Wilmington, Delaware, |
,an be found at his home office, 1924 Camac |
street, Philadelphia.
Cold weather is coming, and canton fan
lel drawers, red flannel underwear, and all
,ther kinds of underwear, at W. b. Coles,
!O2 Market street.
M. r Hayden, LJTlSt, mas removed from
'43 Market street to No 9West Ninth street.
Jut flowers always on hand. Floral de-
igns tastehllly arranged at short notice.
My stock of frames. composed of gold,
,lush, velvet and fancy mouldings, will make
'our eyes glisten and mouth water if you see
hem. u. X Baugh, 2o3 West Second street.
The finest scenery in the country at Switch
'ack, especially at this season of
he year. irand excursion on Thursday.
oct llth. over W. X N. RailrO i'd. Train
tarts at 49, a. In.
Ross. at 116 Market street, has Just received
rom New York and Philadelphia, another
hipncnt Of hats, underwear and hosiery
Now is the time to secure the latest and best,
It the lowest prices.
The season is now open. OYSTERS, Oys-
TERs, OYSTERS. All the finest brands OF
oysters can be had at AinscOw's, No. 707 |
>hipley street, at the usual prices. rs, 80 AMI |
10 cents per quart, delivered to all parts Of
he city.
Maud 5. got her name from being a pet of
Maud stone. a bright little daughter OfCapt. |
Stone, who first discovered the virtues of the
horse. Jay -Eye-ste, that now aspires to the
got his name from the ini- |
Lials Of his owner, j. l. Case, of Racine, Wis. |
All, lovely girl,
With hair a curl
An angel to adore:
Its golden strands
Fall DER her hands
She bought it In q store.