Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-19
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sun rises AL. Sun-sers 7I7
Christheld u Best.
Grab salad at Fullmer's. lts.
psviled crabs at Fullmer's. Br,
Stewed crabs at Fullmer's. '' % "
Ice cold OYakara ak FnlImAr,s

Grab salad ut FulImer's. lts
, peviled crabs at Fullmer's. igr
, Stewed crabs at Fullmsr's.
Ice cold oysters st Fullmer's.
All kinds Of clocksat the s9c. store.
Get your coffee roasted at 400 King stree,
Smoke Bat and get File from Mullln's
Parker, cupping and leschiug, No. lOS Ess
second street. - ="
The best 80. cigar 10 the city can be found
at East Second street
Fine ls K. Plain Gold Rings, 81 e r,
Hanfs. 16 East Fourth street.
straw hats at remarkably low prices at q
y. Humphrey & Bros, 500 Market street.
window screens and door screens IDoSo to
street. S''
8 fne ret0uched cards for 81 at Hnlland,s
gallery, NO. East Third street, between
Market and King streets.
Everybody KnUwS mat Holland makes the
best tin-type 10 the city. No. EseC Third
streeG between Market and King.
A little child was addressed by gentle.
man the other day. "How old are You. INV
dear?" he asked. ''Old !" said the chiid, IN.
dlgnantiy; I'm not old at all ! I'm quite
neW."
blandly said q Sunday Oh hestertield 10 a
Stranger who had entered 1t. II beg par.
don" answered the intIu Ter, rising to 20
out, Il FEAR l have. l took 1t f.r Chris-
t1an's."
A Scotch preacher, who found his couare
CATION going 10 sleep one Sunday before be
had begun, suddenly stOppe and exclaimed d:
" brethren, it's nae fair. Wait TIL / Ret
alang, and then, II am nae worth lis enfnp
to, gang to sleep; but dinna gang before 1
get commenced. Gie mon a chance"
A yankee who had never psid more than n
quarter to see an exhibition, went 70 a New
York theatre TO sse he Forty Thieves "
Tho ticket-seller charged him seventy five
cents for t.cket RAISING the pasteb Jard
back he quietly answered Keep 1t, nil |
ter; don't want to see the thirty. nine.n
And out he ma ched.
Sometimes" remarked Fogg, removing
his hat, II wish that had never been born, |
or that had died in childho0d.N He puffed
away for moment or two, and then said, |
with something like his customary cheerful.
ness: "Well, have not altogether lived in
vain. have made fairly good busband
for Mrs. r, woman who never could have
got anybody else to marry her,"
AcrObatic: A news item says that the best
female circus rider in Russia is Dounedret.
isky, who ''turns q double summersault |
through hoop and carries here name, which
ls painted In the centre, along with her. To
turn double sOmersauIt through hooD
may not be very remarkable feat, but to L
get her name through without knocking off II
some Of Its corners is certainly an astonishing
performance.
Cruelty to a calf: He must either have said
or done something that made him unpopular
with her. They were sitting sin the draft"
on the front doorstep. ~ have not quite
made up my mind what profession to follow"
said he, running his fingers through his hair
In a careless, Bohemianistic way. III l
should take to literature, / should be sec
ond Hawthorne" 'Bunthorne. did you ,
moment for all the good 1t would do that
couple. The separation was forever. Il
Indignation "It il not only foolish but
wicked Ter these men TO attempt ,
% cJerce their employ ers," remarked tie !
good Deacon Jones 10 reference TO the strik. !
.rs. why are they not content with what I
8 given them, without attempting to ruin I
business OF the country just when the new
rops are so promising and pros perity is
'verywhere ready to smile on this fortunate a
and It's like flying In the face OF Provi.
lence." The deacon paused O moment over | +
covered by the force Of his emotions; but he :
ecOvered his speech again 10 say: "And
'hlle think OF 1t, John, you might as well
mark up them potatoes another quarter" 3
The little daisy Scene-Beneath the ar
lie tree just back Of the house. Farmer I
,rinding his scythe Small boy doing the /
ircular work at the grind-stone crank Sud
en- tiutter Of starchod skirts around the cor
er Of the house. "Oh, good morning, sir" G
rom q brl9ht.eyed young lady. Would you a
indy allow me TO pick a few bunches of =
hose daiGies in the lot yonder They are SO = !.
)vely." 'Yes'm. You can pick EN-, the o.
ull on 'em, If you like. And II you'll tear
1e pesky things up by the root and rid 4
le place CT 'em IN give you your board and q q
dmire dsisies?" And the farmer laughed a
mcst une ,thetic ringing laugh that made c,
le young lady feel as though, she had
ruck something pncouRenial.