Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-15
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| Sun rises GIL. Sun sets 6.07.
| Hat rack umbralla stands for l.6Oand 99cti
| q. s. Humphrey h Bro, one-price hattert
Dr. Dsrm0n's office. 1924 CaInac st., Phila
Millard +. Davis. the Jeweler. +. End st
Ready made curtains Scots each, with
fixtures. Jos. II. Greenman, All King.
For cut flowers and funeral designs, 70 t,
43 Market st.
Fine Is X. Plain Gold Rings. at L. T.
Han's. 10 East Fourth st.
Just drop in Jos. II. HreeInan's and see
the new style. AZ King.
Stamping and pinking done at Strang'l
umbrella store. 4th and Market.
Old stoves bought or taken in exchange al
Schen's. 2O9 to 2l3 Shipley street.
Mullin, SIS West Front st., has full stock
Of tobacco and cigars.
Wall paper and window shades, entirely
new line. Jos II. Greenman, Az King.
Before purchasing, call and see the New
Magic and Royal Ranges; also the Excelsior
cook stove, at SchGn e 100 to 2l3 Shipley st.
The Princess Louise travels with sixty five
pieces Of baggage and she has no Gebhard
to get 1t checked, poor thing.
Before purchasing, call and examin,
has the leading make Of ranges and stoves
Furniture Of every description at cost to
close business. W. W. Woodward, 9Th and
ratnall streets, and his store is for rent.
W. H. Sch9n, the stove dealer, has lust laid
In large stock Of house furnishing goods
Call and see them, 2O9 to 2l3 Shipley street.
"At last l know there is sucn a thing az a
cold snap, remarked the burglar to the
sheriff. as he clnpped the steel shackle on
the shekel stealer.
lin need of anything In the way Of house
furnishing goods go to w. H. Sch9n's, 200 to
2l3 Shipley street he has the most complete
stock in the city.
For beauty Of mouldings, l want the public
TO call and see. Gilt In splendid order and
pattern. Walnut and Rosewood unsurpas-
sable. Il. X. Baugh, 6O7 Shipley street.
A full line OF repairs constantly kept on
hand ut Schen's heater, range and stove
house, 200 to 2l3 Shipley street. Jobbing
promptly attended to.
"Why are so many classic concert pieces
called pOlOnaises on the program ?" in
quired Edith. Because they are quite long
and generally drag.
Don't put Oft buying your new stove until
moving day, but see the different patterns at
II. +. Pickels, ! No East 4th st. and leave your
orders.
why" asked governess Of her little
charge "do We pray to God to give us daily
bread?" - Because we want 1t fresh, re-
piled the ingenious child.
Don't put Oft buying your new stove until
moving day, hut see the different patterns at
II. +. Pickles, & East 4th Ut. and leave your
order.
st Is a ole sayin' dat one bird In de han
is wuth two In dc hueh "says Uncle Nose
1 a. l..t "a
amt wuth half Us much ter de bird. "
See Schpns advertisement In another COL
llinn. Heaters, ranges and stoves. He has ad-
ded to his stock Il complete assortment of
house furnishing goods. 200 to 2l3 Shipley st.
W. W. Woodward, 9TH and Tatnall streets.
has the best assortment of cottage furniture
In the state, and is closing them out at less
than wholesale prices, all goose feather beds
for 30 cents per h.
A Tennessee girl ia suffering from
hydrophoba produced by II bite ofa squirrel.
That's what a girl gets for fooling with u
squirrel when there are So many desirable
young men handy.
Two linen collars 25 cents; also L. & W.
goods. Our 81 unlaundried shirt; try one;
lace shirts, canton flannel drawers, under.
wear for men. Spring neckwear. W. b. Cole.
202 Market street.
tin, sheet iron and metal work In the best
manner. Roofing, spouting and repairing
attended to promptly. Leave your orders at
the stove and house-furnishing store, I l. 81
East 4th street.
People wonder why 1t is they are so weak
when there is no preceptible ailmcnt, and the
'act is that large majority eat that food
which their systems have not the power to as
'imlate or use to advantage, and cOnsc-
Iuently are half starved. Flour that has in
t too much starch is not fit for bread making;
t is dry and husky. My Home Comfort and
Common Sense Flour is not of this character,
md costs less. Try it. W. d. Pickles, Fifth
md King streets.
Soon will the hornets wing
Go ding -a-ling-a-ling,
And land upon the small boys neck,
And make him loudly sing,
And very loudly holler,
And crack q handful Of black mud
right under his collar.