Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
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BREvfrIES.
| The lea deTEst the -etau clothing trade 81
0ssr city. Tte'Wilmingtop Clothing House
N. W. COZ mel Fourth and Market streets.
| IA ri< - 90 sets Oh
| The ARTILLERY band pays well.
| Fine oil chroznos, vesy cheap, oyc store.
| ''est family coal at o22 W. Front street.
| Parker, oopping and leechins l0s T. ~ ~
! fine American wst<:scs at Is E 4th street.
Always " tEs ffont--thGS irresi stibie news
Soy.
The next new railway will be bsilt 70 the
moon.
Malin makes good cigar 1t No. h2s Vest
FNcDt street.
! man can 9ae snaksa withsut goi ny On tho
| Hraudywine.
Best family l.our at y. W. cor Front and.
Jackson street.
| A partridge ,enohed IN a square an3 was
! shot lOr II squire.
| The Weekly RErrH rHl-pAN Or thl4 week il
! out, and can bahad at this otace.
Holland g phatograph galbsry, No. 4 East,
| Third street, I've doors from Market.
Fer stoves and heate,s go to Sinpess, III
West Eighth street.. Ae sells reasonably.
tset your pho otographs a. Holland's gallery
No. Third stzeet, Two doors East OF Market
s Ane card sotoa-aphs for 81, at Hollands
gai cry, No. Third S41set, betweCa Marke t
and King.
Junors, erysipeias, mercur al diseases i,
soro:ula, and general deb,tity cured by Ok
Lnhsey's Ri I'D Searcher.''
We Will gigs chrome to the HANDSOME st
n twsboy in the city who qhews to IA zoo, tn at
"a . spit ciea over his chla.
use .lers LIVER Pills" have been the sta n
dard remedy for malaria, liver ,snplaiI t,
custiveness, ETC., TO: fifty years
The best spring wheat patenS aour at
ktmDle's .ont ana Mad son, also new buck
whea. Hour, whole ale and retail
The next city election will be hll,i in Jun
next. wheI4a MAJOR, City Treasu er, Council
a.4d ara officer WI! 1e elected.
The Ell, rs OF cur free advertising agen ii
on the street are -pprec satcd by the REruB-
| LlCAN. c''Eu alton always tell tbs story.
Puck suggests tae only rilaee to lad
men eno,Wh to III on Quite tus case, " 40
| have not eXpro ,seG al. Vpinion IA the mater,
| Is in the grave.
| The rpllk dealers should 90 os a
| strike. i the people won't ha 2e the mi W a
little Il iulterl ten. Ailk Is scatee but ster
is still cheap and plenty.
Numerous churches in WtmIrgton will
give thanks en- han ksgiying 1ay by 4i,ng
suppe9S 10 thalr 2lht rent h1rches. Eat,
iauxl and glVU fat IS their motto.
Pe-scns wanting nince mt 1t, apple tutter.
preserves OF all kinds, good. pure tub Jntler
buck wheat, Sc., can be accr annotated at 4
H. Moore $ stalls, t?and "a ..ad street Iahrket
The reason hat W W. Woodward. Sixtl
and Tatnail sire IS. can sea good furniture
ch aaper thin any pther stor,. is thaS he has
very little expei.5es and tTtends to give I SO
put!ic the baneht sfit in | w prices.
Did you "ati your brotntra liar Asked
o. " eft sIGHt Ia ent Of lls child, and t2e
youth rell!ed: We'll sIid he was a sew my
isachipe agent" That gouth Will take the
cake
A w0rGan nay be the poorest cook In the
world. Gnd vet during h short NIP on. the
lake, when there is n stccsn, she will be able
" got up 1t good dnI sr. We been tEere-
on the 1atcr
The eil.soargh Critic speaks 'somc younH
ladies 4t that pace ~ -rustica.inY III kew
or1 CITY Aad Bro .kl9n." They Iuss be o.
the lengthy kind. Ii 10 iafy candy. -Ioo1
on tla Are3ch.
Wsare selling fca1 much chea?er than
when In town. Can and sec tr yourselves u
aGdeess h. II. MEGA :tney, bt postal a. Rad
dies oa~ H. Also q fall line ofgrpoeries 1t
reasonable prices.
FRAZER ayLR 9EGAsR.
One Rressing vita Frazer Axle Grease will |
last Two weeks, all others Two to three bays |
,ry it. 1t received Arst pre- emiunA ut the Oen- |
tennal and Paris Exposition.
Learning" s4S q lwn-eastar, "&s well |!
enough; but II hardly pt.ys you 10 give five |
Thousand collar Ell cat .pn to hve arllar |
boy They are 1ire kind we educate aere in |
Wilmington. The tow Is Is full OF them.
The editor ofa Virginia paper was asked |
BY . stranger II it was possible that little
town Kept up eur newspapers, and the reply
was: "ko, it takes fsur Newspapers to keep
up tho town. Wilmington Icing built on ID |
hill is suppo ted by ten newspapers.
The health officers went up the Brandy !
wine to fl nd out TIL" cause Of the bad water. |
They sHw ,eyeral hnu es' two Pig pens. ore |
OF tie MURDER saw II "snake. We have he
reason no Y Why that We should cease drink
ing the wster. There's snakes" in it.
There are some experiences In life Which |
makes Ia feel nke tne boy who, whom he
stubbet hi, toe. against sharp stone, said
he was too big 10 cry and too badly hdrt to
laugh. Wilmington boy w0u have swore
n blusrstreik End lhen pulled W the stone.
Henry Ward B,echer never stoeu any
thini, but once and the then co s.ed Of
Vrcssyes His mother shut him Ap in q
closet with u few donsnnuts Ia 1t fle saws
he postponed his repentance until he devoured
ths sweet breads. 1t was some0lng IKE
GCaJh- lease me alone.
STABLES KMrTY-DoNKEY's GONE.
l once did Cwn donkey, and Davey was his
name.
He was bern ahout the year OF 20:
His head was full Of scars from stopping rail,
road cars,
He was spawned, he was ring bOned, he
was blind;
He could hau' a ton of coal, ifyou'd shove 1t
dow0 hill,
His heels were like an earthquake, as sure
as your born, ~
hut they ok him to the honey yard "Sit
still, my heart sit still -
Empty is the stable, donkey's gona.
CHoRls.-
Donkey's left the stable, with spit curls on
his brow,
His over shoes and saddle ara In pawn:
No more hay he'll chew, they have turned
him into glue,
Empty is the stable, donkey's gone.
He use to wink his oye brows,
When he saw IL ooy TO ling around his hind
feet With " straw,
Then he'd sling the III gently, "The Boy, oh!
where was he,
Gone in fragments to another shore.
Once he kicked Jerseyman just beh nd the
ear,
And his iron shoes was bent and torn;
The Jerseyman keeps summer hoarders still,
But empty Is the stable, donkey's gone,