Daily Republican., 1880-09-29
BREvITIEs. .
Sun'rises b.bS.. Sun sets b.45.

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Sun n'rfses b.b5.. Sun sets 5.45.
Fine weather.
Foul IL all the rag,.
Reed birds st Fullmer's.
Don't ferget the Dover Fair.
Advertise In the REPUBLICAN.
Subscribe for the REPUBLICAE.
FiremeD's parade on Friday night.
Grab salad at Fullmer's, sos Market st.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's sos Market st.
More clocks, jars, ,children's chairs, 800. store
A sure way to make an impresSion-Fall
Town in the mud.
Ouppinx and lsschink at Ne. los Il. Second
street.
No man ever looked on the dark side Of
life without tndingit
Farmers can have their whelt around at
steam mills, W. Front st.
my works dun," enarked q collector as
he started out in the morning.
Persons wishing..choic, -four should call on
Mccartney, 2 aud W. 10Th st.
Born for each other man Of straw
and grass widow.
1t is something fne to be good but it is far
finer tO be good for something.
Pure cider vinegar at Weldtn & Lloyd's.
Seventh and King streets.
Why ia donkey like an egg! Because ii
Is no good until It's broke.
A dentist is said to be man who "spares
no pains " to do his work well.
q. ). Humphrey. the halter, 4s Market st.
Fall styles now ready.
@When autumn is married to Winter the
Wedding cake iS always frosted,
Why is soft husband like dough? Because
his wife kneads him.
You can buy as cheap at AGairs as at any
other furniture house In Delaware.
Most people are like eggs-toO full OF them.
selves to held anything else.
Matinee from $50 a. m. to $50 p. m. Large
clear Hayana cigar, only cents, at No. 3 L.
Am st., and No. 10 Market st. !
mo, ms'am," said grocer to an appli-
cant for credit, ~ wouldn't trust my own
feelings
Speaking OF the different ges Of this world,
to what age do peddlers beiong' The pack.
age.
Now is the time to get yo1r stoves, ranges
and heaters repaired, at Milton Simpers, Ill
West Eighth Street.
Why is chicken sitting on a fence like a
cent? Because its head is on one side and
its tail on the other.
1t doesn't follow simply because things
come under our notice that they are beneath
our notice.
Notice TO the Public.-l will half-sole and
heel boots and shoes for 81; other mending In
proportion, John E. Bailey, s. ". corner Of
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
"What do you ask ior that article?" in
nF niac ttaaM
shillings" "Ain't you little dear :" "Why,"
she replied. blushing, "sll the young men
tell me sO."
A bag OF 9SBs rich, sweet -four; first grade
and fresh ground, at $780, MY -four and
pr, ce are satisfactory to all my patrons. VIM
ID. Pickels, 407 King ST.
Everything In nature INDUCES in amuse-
ment. The tightening plays, the wind
whistles, the thunder rolls, the SNOW flies, the
waves leap and the fields smile. Even the
buds shoot and the rivers run.
You can save money on every salt, and at
the same time have the finest line OF piece
goods and ready-mlde clothing to select
from, by going to Jas. T. Mullin Son, 9th
and Market.
She was the prettiest girl ween,
That mortal eyes had ever seen;
Her name is Anabel Christine,
Her bangs were curled with band0line,
Her cheeks were smOOthed with vaseline,
Her teeth were brushed with fine dentine,
Her lace was washed in coaline,
Her gloves were cleaned with gasoline,
She wore o dress OF grenadino,
LOoped over skirt Of brilltautine.
Her petticoat was b0mbaEine,
Her foot was sbod with kid bottine
Her wounds were healed with aosmoline.
She called away from Muscatine
In ship they called brigatine.
She nirted with gay marine
Till they reached the Republic Argentine,
Where they were arried by the Dean,
And lived on oleOgmargine.
-Scribner MagaFne.