Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-05
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HumfOrG Brothers. Eastorn.
| Clam soup at Fulimers.
Turtle soup at FulImer's.
Deviled crabs at kullmer's.
Roast dinners at Fullmer's.
Largest stews at Fullmer's.
Sweet strains-ciear honey.
| Richest pans at Fulimers
| Chicken salad at Fullmer's
Best attention at Fullmer's.
Meals at all hours at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Try Bush's coal you will like It.
Try Bush's coal; you will like II.
brazilian Tonic Bitters only 10 csnts.
Sstyles Of stand tables at ~ cent store.
Birds snd cages st Parke.'s, Eas. End st,
Miiiard r. Davis, iewcler.s E. md street.
oity Laundry. Sixth and Shiplsy strsssp.
Strong cough candy at Ferguson's,ll E. md
Wringers sold and repaired, 8. sla Sb:pisy
fine 10 X. RtnEs.st Han:'s ID L. Fourth AZ
Brazilian Balm. coughs ana colds, 10 ots
| Salt oysters and clans at 9ardner,e 7th
and shipIey streets. - '''
"a ASK for the Z. Coquette cigar at Mullins
523 West Front street.
Tho best Ice cream in the market at Glib
neys. 7la West Eighth street.
Il uih ViCtOE iS kuhThut66Q 10 euro yh4Qma.
tism and all neuralgia affections.
For good butter and cheese. 20 To II n
| Moore, stalls ~ and 70, Second street market /
house.
Fine salt oysters, 80 and 40 cents quart at
Pennells fish stall, 12O King street. Aiso
| fresh clans and crabs.
Dear me !" said George, nimbly skipping
over the trailing end Of his aunt's wedt1inv
dress" dear ine Why l Just missed the
train"
go through my work." said the busy
needle to the idle boy. I" But not TIL yo,l are
hard pushed" said the idle boy to the busy
I needle. ''
"weIl, what is it that causes the sal,
ness of the sea ?" asked the rural school
master. Please, SIR, Goldfish" piped up the
grocer's son.
When you clean house see il your looking
glass frames need regildiDg. II so, erger, at
Of rcgilding.
Mary Anderson has fallen in love with En-
gland. Now If Jay Gould wants to do q
generous thing, he Will buy 1t and make her
present Of it.
Walker 81 Linton, No. 9oa Sbipiey street,
mouse, sign painters and g-ainers. Brick
sd ssaining specially. Estimates furnished
Tor city or country.
Ross, at ll6 Marxe, street, has ,ust received
large assortment Of straw hats and summer
underwear which he is selling at rock bottom
prices. Call and see them.
90 and look at the mattings l.. r. Adair.
4iS King street, is selling al 13, IA and Is
cents per yard. The like " e never seen in
the city before at the prices.
Tho finest lot CT fishing tackle in the CITY
at W. II. Hartiove's, 2Ue East Third street.
Gun maker and taxidermist. Special atten.
tion to locE'smithiug and bell-hanging.
Glass in social economy-Professor Mr..
NE ingss, what would you suggest as the
first step necessary to the discouragement
Of divorce 2" MIR. MeninS Ses Fewer mar.
riages."
Gold, flower bronze, velve. and plush
mouldings are III the style. Frames made
up from Bn kinds at rs per cent OF OF ug,;
prices. Eaueh, 2O3 West Second street. r
S.-Chromos Of all kinds cheap.
Millions Paradise Lost and Dante'l
Inferno" that others ..G Ealing for SIS car
be bought of John &. Bryant ior 81 each on
the lhstaliment plan, Leave orders at RE
PUBLICAN Z fh 20, or call on John o. Bryant
feansylVan!a House, corner King aad Front
streets.
THR CITY EDITOR rs
e man that gathers nswd, my boy,
AMI does 1t al to amaze, my b3y
A man of wit,
nd tact and grit
e man they all abuse, my boy.
In spite of all that ia said. INV boy.
il the end he'll be ahead, my y,
Far up above,
Where all is love,
Heii go when he ID cea;, ny y.