Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-08
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Alfred Edgar Best.
Sun rises 442. sun ssts 7.27
Agents for Dunlap's Hats.
RumfOrd BrOtherss Aatters. Il
CLAN soup at Fullmers.
Devil crabs at Fullmer's. !
Ice cold salt oysters at FulImer's.
Stop at Mullins for good cigar.
Brazilian Tonic Bitters only 90 cents.
Goal, Hour, feed, Steward, 7l3 W. Front.
Oily Laundry. Sixth and Shipley streets.
Mnlard r. Davis, jewelers. e. End street.
A good cheap refrigerst stors At ssc. store.
Waste is a demon, who cries more, more.
Good Sun Umbrellas & Parasols, 800. store. |
Turtle soup and stewed crabs at Fulimer's |
Wringers sold and repaired, at sl8 Shipley |
q. s. Humphrey Bro, hatters, BOZ Market |
Fine Is K. Kings. ct Hanf, 10 Il. Fourth st |
brazilian Balm, coughs and colds, 10 cts |
The ripest fruit will not fall into your |
| mouth,
Embrace wisdom and He shall be your de- |
fense.
Wm. T. Lowell best beef. No. IL Ind street
| market.
Get prescriptions compounded Mt Ware &
Smiths.
90 to Vests, els Market street, for base
bail goods
Go to Vests, sls Market street, for sport
Ing goods.
A large part Of virtue consists in the power
Of good habits
Cheap nour aud feed, Kimble, Front and
Madison stracts.
The man Who has the noor-The father o.
Great wealth comes by destiny moderate
wealth by industry.
j A better thing than to get rid Of q burden
is To nave strength given us tn bear 1t.
CLAIMS and crabs, also salt oysters, 1t Pom.
nells nsh stand, l2o and liz King street.
For good outter and cheese, go to H. H
, Moore, stalls ~ and "a, second street market
house.
1t Is easier for woman to defend hsr vir-
. tue u. ainst man than her reputation against
B women.
The most delicate. the most sensible Of all
t pleasures consists in promoting the pleasures
n Of others.
:. Now let Pasteur, who hal discovered rom
/. edy for hydrophobia. try his hand On Bour
bonism.
TINTYPES. The best and cheapest Gal
> llery, East Third street. InstantaneOui
process.
nj KyIe's Ice Cream
Ofall fiavors,. at McCaffrey's, No. 23'
:. Madison street.
=, A slop hale at the back door " II make dot
'" tors bills enough to pay for draining tn
whole farm.
ef What great thing soever a man propose
y TO do in mis- life, he should think of achiev
Ing 1t by fifty.
Good counsel observed are chains to grac'
which, neglected, prove hslters to strang
undutiful child rem.
Let everyone sweep the snow from his ow
door. and not busy hims ,lf about the froet o
H. bis neigh )cr's tiles
Take your babies 10 Hollands, e07 Marx,
N. street, and have their pictures taken bv th
instantaneous process.
The greater the difficulty the more glol
- In surmOuhtiug 1t. >killful pilots gain the
Reputation nom storms and tempests.
Having bouyht a JOB lot of bili-hesds an
u cards cheap, We will give those who vi!
printing the advantage in the money save
0, At the REPUBLICAN office.
in-l BLAINE AND LOGAN.
John y. Bryant is selling the official al
q Iauthorized edition OF Blaine and Logan. Th
n book is profusely illustrated, neatly boun
" " and will be the most authentic camp ftp
u book in the field, being written by B.aine
b. former partnenand bis private secretary.
2. is under the supervision OF that eminent vi
,as ter, ]. W. Buell.. Sold by John y. Bryan
Pennsylvania House Orders may be left
the RBPUBLIoAN office.
al Dead But VIII Not be Forgotten
On Monday evening . meeting of Il
10. Water Witch Steam Fire Engine Con
" pany, No. 8, was held in their old engir
ire house ON Shipley street for the la
time, and all the business Of the Con
At. pany was settled before the meeting az
ub ljourned sine die.
ey Speeches Of regret at leaving the Sc
10. vice were made by T. Il. H. Messenge
Tia President OF the Company, Joseph I
Adams, Treasurer, and James M
il Glinchey. The President said thu
"a " hen the alarm of FIRE was sounde
from the City Hall, no matter what tt
III weather was, the Water Witch appsr'
tus was always one OF the first to
spond, and render good service.
Cheer after cheer was given for ti
old Water Witch, and her recor
TX which is one of the best In the depal
les ment for active service. This Compar
'es was the first to introduce the steam d.
on engine in this city and the New Yol
nd style Of fire hats. After adjournmel
~. the Company organized and visited tt
TO homes of q number Of prominent mer
die bers. The following were the last Of
lys GERS Of the company Presiden
in Thomas II. H. Messenger =; Secretar
ie. John B. Ginder Assistant Secretar
the W. H. Walters Treasurer. Joseph
,ad On Advertising.
One Of the best practical essays on a
lin vertising that has appeared In pri
sti- was read before the late Chicago Co
Il l.