Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-14
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Sun rises o.l4. Sun sets sos.
All kinds Of bird cages, at y8c store.
rs. Humphrey h Bro, one-prlce hatteri
Dr. DarmOn's office. 1924 Camac st., Phila
Millard +. Davis, the Jeweler, 9 T.. End 1t
For cut flowers and funeral designs, 20 t.
A3 Market st.
Fine ID X. Plain Gold Rings, ut T.. L
Hanfs, 10 East Fourth st.
Stamping and pinking done at Strang'
umbrella store. 4th and Market.
Old stoves bought or taken in exchange a
Schen's, 2O9 to 2l3 Shipley street.
Mullin. 525 West Front st., has II full stocl
of tobacco and cigars.
Before purchasing. call and see the New
Magic and Royal Ranges; also the Excelsior
| cook stove. at Sch,en' 5 209 to 2l3 Shipley st.
Before purchasing, call and examine
SchGn's stock, 2O9 to 2l3 Shipley street. II,
has the lending make of ranges and stoves
W. II. SchUen the stove dealer, has Just lait
| in large stock Of house furnishing goods
Call and see them. 2O9 to 2l3 Shplcy street.
If yon are going to housekeeping. go to
W. W. WoOdwaru's. 9th and Tatnall st .he Ii
closing out business and his store is for rent
The Mcssrs. Cramps have been trying to
get off II regular rosa tor several days. Blu,
the posa sticks to her Old ways.
Don't put of buying your new stove until
moving day. but see the different patterns al
II. F. Pickles, 7 II East 4th st. and leave your
order
II In need Of anything In the way of house
furnishing goods 20 to w. FL. Sch0n's, 2O9 to
2l3 Shipley street he has the most complete
STOCK In the city.
For beauty Of mouldlngs, want the public
to call and see. Gilt In splendid order and
pattern. Walnut and Rosewood unsurpas.
sable. q. X. Baugh, 5O7 Shipley street.
w. W. Woodward, Gth and TatnaIl st., Is
selling good goose feather bed. pillows and
holsters. for 81 cents per lD., to close business
he is sacrificing furniture and bedding.
A friend asked u gpurmand, '.What kind
of dinners lie the hardest on your stomach ?"
Those to which am notiinvitcd, answered
the bon viv ant
A country debating society Is nerving it
fup to Wrestle with the question " When
Il woman and mouse meet which is the
most frightened ?"
Il aim to tell the truth" said man.
" Yes, interrupted an acquaintance, land
you are probably the worst shot in the
neiyhbOrhUUd."
A full line of repairs constantly Kept on
hand at SchGn's heater, range and stove
house, 209 to 2l3 Shipley street. JObbing
promptly attended to.
Don't put off buying your new stove until
moving day, but see the different patterns at
II. F. Pickels, X 8 East 4th st. and leave your
orders.
See Sch9n's advertisement In another col
umn Heaters, ranges and stoves He has ad-
ded to his stock a complete assortment of
house furnishing goods. 200 to 2l3 Shipley st
Two linen collars 25 cents; also f. Il w..
goods. Our Sl unlaundercd shirt: try one:
lace shirts, canton flannel drawers, under
wear for men, Spring neckwear. w. b. Cole,
2O2 Market street,
;Wiygins' greatest storm on earth will com
inence to-day if keeley's motor will work 1t
is rumored that the storm will be produced
upon this wonderful machine if Il crank can
be found to turn it.
when man lies" observes an exchange
- the devil laughs" According to this be-
lief. his Satanic Majesty devotes twenty -four
hours day to laughing. What a jolly Old
Boy he must be.
We hear of a woman who applied for situ-
atioE as car-driver Being asked if she could
manage mules she scOrnfnly replied: "Of|
course ! can; I've had two husbands" That
woman should go to Congress where there
are plenty to manage.
A household journal says soapsuds is not
the best wash for silverwarc.' This is i'm
pUrtant if true: but what the ''sOciety"
young man wants to know is how to polish up
II dollar store diamond pin so that it will
look like gem OF the first water.
II. +. Pickles IL prepared TO do all kinds Of
tin. sheet iron and metal work In the best
Roofing. spOuting and repairing
attended to promptly. Leave your orders at
the stove and house-furnishing store, 7 s .
East lth. street.
People wonder why it is they are so weak
when there is no preceptibe ailment. and the |,
fact is that Il large majority cat that food
which their systems have not the power to as
'imilate or use to advantage, and conse-
luently are half starved. Flour that has in
it too mucn starch is not fit for bread making:
i is dry and husky. My Home Comfort and
Common Sense Flour is not o: this character
md costs less Try it. W. y. Pickles, Fifth
md king streets