Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-06
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Sun rises 6.27. Sun sets 5.57.
Devil crabs at the Malta House.
Hanging lamps, 75c to ~. 80 99c store.
=. $. Humphrey b Bro, one-prce hatters
Or. DarmOns Office. 1924 Camac st., Phila
Millard +. Davis. the .Jeweler, 8 E. End st
For good and pure butter 20 to II. II
Moore, stalls II Il "a Second st, market.
mans lot is not happy one, If it is a
swamp lot.
| Fresh boiled crabs at the Malta House at
Reynolds restaurant.
A telegraph wire Is like a mustache: 1t is
| of no use when Its down.
Mullin, 5!5 West Front st., has a full stock
OF tobacco and cigars.
"Blood will tell" 30 be careful how you
make c0ntidants Of your relations.
| For cut flowers and funeral designs, 20 to
S43 Market at.
| Old stoves bought or taken in exchange at
Schen's. 2O9 to 2l3 Shipbey street.
Fine IS K. Plain Gold Rings, at Z. E..
Hanfs, 10 East Fourth st.
Stamping aud pinking done at Strang's
| umbrella store. 4th and Market.
Before purchasing, call and see the New
Magic and Royal Ranges: also the Excelsior
cook stove, at Schnn's 300 to 2l3 Shipley st.
Better late than never does not apply
with eminent success to the man who wants
to catch II train.
Many of the cigars labelled "Key West
bear a Key West-lOnable resemblance to a
dried cabbage.
Schens stock, 2O9 to 2l3 Shipiey street. He
has the leading make of ranges and stoves.
Pap, did Washington never tell lie ?"
'"No, son he did't,p "Then ! guess he never
went to school any"
W. H. SchGn the stove dealer, has Just laid
in large stock of house furnishing goods
Call and see them, 2O9 to 2l3 Shipley street.
A bank president left u southern town the
other day forever. without taking cent Of
the banks money with him. He died.
When the hen with chickens attacked the
small boy in his mothers yard the hen in
formed him she had been laying for some
time.
Don't put off buying your new stove until
moving day, but see the different patterns at
H. F. Pickels, x East 4th st. and leave your
order.
A Troy minister announces that he has
.lOst all confidence in hell" We know some
other clergymeh that have, but they are not
so free to confess it.
fin need of anything in the way of house.
furnishing goods go to W. H. SchGn's, Wa to
2l3 Shipley street he has the most complete
stock In the city.
"Oh, pa said a young lady, "why don't
you get fir tree?" 1t would be so economical
to raise our own furs, land then we could
raise whatever kind we wish"
For beauty of mouldings, want the public
to call and see. Gilt in splendid order and
pattern. Walnut and Rosewood unsurpas-
sable. q. X. Baugh, SOY Shipley street.
; tcli li,rht N ,rir RI nt n
admircr is to use a postal card in refusing an
offer of marriage. 1t proves that she doesn't
actually care two cents for him.
Large cane arm rocking chairs 81, and cane
nurse do, ". l.25 and everything in the same
proportion ut w. W. Woodward's, 9th and
Tatnall sts
1t was Cincinnati young lady Who when
she was presented with pair Of opera glasses,
asked how in the world she was to keep them
on.
A full line OF repairs constantly kept on
hand at Sch9n's heater range and stove
house, 200 to 2l3 Shipley street. JObbing
promptly attended to.
"Liquor," said the lecturer, "is responsible
for much of the misery in the world: That's
So" said an old topper in the audience. ~
am always unhappy when can't get it.
The poet who declared that earth had moth
ing softer than a woman's heart, evidently |
knew nothing of the head of the dry goods |
clerk who came to see her.
Don't put of buying your new stove until
moving day, but see the different patterns at
H. +. Pickels, X 9 East 4th st. and leave your
orders.
A home thrust-DoctOr: "Now tell me.
Colonel how DO you feel when you kill Il
man; Colonel: son, very well, doctor-ho"
to you?'
You have no idea how mnch you can save
IN furniture until you go to W. W. Wood
wards, 9th and Tatnall SITS. and see the prices
nc is selling for, as he is closing out business.
The notion of having your house connected
with the church by telephone, is utterly alb
,urd. HOw's your wife going to see bonnets
~ telephone.
See Schen's advertisement in another col
INN. Heaters, ranges and stoves He has nd
led to his stock a complete assortment of
house furnishing goods. 209 to 2l3 Shipley st.
Ruher soling, the heaviest and best in the
'ity, also taps, heels, patching and cement for
persons wishing to do their own repairing.
We warrant all repairing done by US. VIM.
Boldly Il Son, West 4th st.
II. F. Pickcls is prepared to do all kinds of
in, sheet iron and metal work in the best
manner. Roofing, spOuting and repairing
lttended to promptly. Leave your orders at
he stove and h0use-furnshing store, y
East 4th street.