Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-16
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gun rlses b.4Z. Sun Be6 OUT.
Alfred Edgar Best.
Read she REPUBLICAN,.
Agents for Dunlap's Haes.
RumfoF0 BF0thcrs. Mastoro.
The boss day for the wash.
A roaring farce: Stage thunder
A new lot of oil chrom0s, 9oe store.
The sick will enjoy the cool breeIes.
Good weather for blooming business.
BraEilisn Tonic Bitters only " cents.
Now advertise what you have to ober.
Boys love to swim in puris natufalibus.
Birds and cages at Parker's, East and ct.
Miliard r. Davis. ioweler,s 4, End street.
Oity Laundry. Sixth and Shiplsy streets.
This is no cabbage -leaf-in-the-ha weather.
An overcoat does not feel uncomfortable
Oysters by the quart at the Jefferson House
wringers sold and repaired. at sls Shipley
Fine 10 X. Rings, at Hanf. IL Z. Fourth st
Steward, coal dealer 7l8 w. Front street
Brasilisn Balm, coughs and colds, 10 cts
Where are those who complained Of the
heat7
The horse Of Patti and Caux have not yet
parted %.
You may chide servant girl but she is al
ways "mum."
The pugilist's motto Its better to give
than to receive"
Cheap -four and feed. Kimble, Front-and
Madison streets.
The winner OF Derby The man who
bets q hat on Blaine.
The lawn mower will soon be head no more
throughout the land.
Ioe cold oysters I; oysters in every style s'
the Jefferson House.
Fisherman are noted for their patience
and their-well-theirl lies.
"Oh ma there q dude on wings" mo
child traits only mosquito"
Don't chew the filthy wood hut II yor
must, don't spit all over the floor.
The cold-water man Is at home in hot
weather as well as cold weather.
The summer being nearly over, barber
have ceased harvesting short crops.
~ yielded him the palm" )" as the old lady
said when she spanked her erTing son.
Go to Mullins new quarters for your to
bseco and cigats,: :625 West Front street.
And now they say that cats eat snakes
Maybe that's what makes them howl so.
A man cannot obtain q lock of girls hail
until he has discovered the key to her heart
Tho change in tile weather has been q
delightful one. Don't you like 1t much bet
ter?
1.-TWO hearts that beat as one''-Ben But
ler sand Belva Lockwood after the Pre- 81
dency.
The tramp soen finds out where he is no
wanted and steers clear Of that place there
after.
The fly and the mosquito will soon be lait
away In the silent grave. Hurry them in
please.
For good butter and cheese, 20 to II. II.
Moore, stalls ~ and "a Second street marke
house.
The Missouri Republicans have fused
ticket.
Fine ealt oysters 25, 30 and 40 cents pc
quart at Pennelfs stall 40 King street, ant
also clans.
The straw hat is getting rather the wors
for wear and begins to look as III 1t needed
renovating.
How refreshing the cool wave appears. b.
and by We shall be shouting for warm wav'
or an overcoat.
The melancholy poet asks: where or
the springs Of long agop" They're summer
round, we guess.
Take your babies TO Hollands, 8o7 Marks
street, and have their pictures taken BY tn
instantaneous process.
He that to wed a m oney. bag, gives up
loving girl. is ike diver who should chooe
the ocean fore the pearl.
The place to get reliable work done Is o.
W. Front street. Buckmaster and Wood
mansey, house and sign painters.
Mothers should see to 1T that the small DO.
is spanked and put to bed before y young PEI
kins comes to spend the evening with Jen
ME.
Having bought a Job lot OF bill-heads an
cards cheap, We will give those who wfsl
printing the advantage in the money saved
ct tho REPUBLICAN ofioe.
Don't pay sl2 for Worcester's Unabridge
Dictionary, when you Gun buy one Off
Bryant for $40 on installment, or 81 cash.
After years suffering with aches, pains
debility and weakness, caused by impur
blood. dyspepsia, liver complaint, Broom
Herb Bitters cured me- Mrs. Tubbs. ia POI
lar street, Wilmington.
soon the bands will be yelling,
The drum-msjor be a swelling,
And the campaign speaker telling
OF his candidates career
Soon the campaign torch will sputter,
And the voter seek the gutter,
With his stomach in n fiutter,
From it's overload of beer