Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-02
BREV EVITIH,
- sun flses u ! Is. ....... Sun sets5 10
Breeeches of decoYum-C scar Wilde's.
For cut flowers, ~ To 4Cs King street.
Best family coal az ox2 W. Front street.

The modern land 0. Noi-The auction
room.
The favorite author Of the two-SteeIe O
Barrow?
Parker, cuppiDg and leeching, lo3 4. Sec
0nd street.
Fortu-e does not change men it unmask
them.
Charity gives itself riches. but covetous
ness hoa ds itself p or.
a. Books Of the Flay"-Hoyles and Schenck
manuals.
Watchword for New Jersey politicians -,
Beer and for beer
Get yOurselfa file rule and cigar with a
chunk of tobacco AT Mullins.
True merit is like river the deeper it is
the less noise ii makes.
Haste Is bu. poor apology; take time and
do your business well.
song of the lightnugered gent--"We met
| twas a a cruWu.n
Spirit level--The drink that lowers man
to the Level Ofa brute.
Fine IL X. = ain Gold Rings, at L. L
Hanfs, ID East Fourth street.
Familiar extract. Those ID be seen In the
dtnt.st'S window.
Never JudBo man by his clothes. His tai.
lor may nave suit against him.
Cho ce new cryp N. y. m las es at the old
store OF W. II. Lloyd, seventh and king
Oct your photographs at Hollaad's g gallery
NO. Third street. two doors East Of Market
| Just received, new stock of Llndreth's gar
den seeds, A. Il. TAtnall, 7l3 ". front ST.
y fine card photographs tor 81, atHoilAnt'i /
gallery, No. 4 Third street, between Market
and King.
| Ii a man knew as much about hinself as he
does about his ucig hbor, liz would never
! speak of hims If.
| Fools line the hedges which bound the
| road OF life what can the wise man do but
sMl'e as ne passes along.
10 do good TO our enemies is to resemb Q
| he inSeIce whose aroma perfumes the fire by
which 1t is consumed.
A head properly con instituted can accommo.
d te itself 10 Whatever pillows the yiciSsi
tudes Of fortu Ae may place under it,
Some maintain that Arthur OuR ht to carry
out GArneli's policy. He has carried it Que
anu set II on tbs jung heap.
fyeu want a first class parlor suit made
| to order for low price, 70 10 W. W. Wood.
wards, sixth and Tatnall streets.
DIR Darm0n is at 60, Market street call and
see hin, Delays are dangerous call while
thero Is a chance tor help or cure. Consulta-
tions and examinations.
For bargains in furniture and bedding, 20
to l.. +. Adalr's 2J7 Market street and see
his goods and learn his prices.
The amount of sunshine We enjoy in this
w0Tli depends upon the cloud UI imagiua-
tion We allow to gather above our heads.
Young man, if you haven't anything to say
write II cut 10 the form OF lecture, mount
he rUstrum, and your T. rtune IS made.
The Family Favorite Flour Wholesale and
retail nt kimb n's upt Muii
and u 81 the best spring wheat fonr.
The largest and best assortment Of picture
frames can be found at q. X. Baugh's, 6C7
ohipley street.
There are a great many excellent stoves in |
the mdrke~ but tho Z is NJ base burner IKE |
the mothers slilp>r.
A bald lover OUT West writes to say that he |
Is Ca led upOu 10 USE his arms SO much, that |
he was recently obliged t, get Vacclnated IN
HIS ivory root.
When bad men combine, the good must as.
sOciate ESQ hey wi ia.l, one by one, d Il un- |
p.ticd sacrifice, III contempt le struggle
He who IS always In want of something |
cannot be very rich. He is a poor wit who |
lives by borrowing the words, decisions,
mien, Inventions and actlOne OF others.
A little Laramie girl startled her parents
Sunday By snttng hat she had 81 heart |
he daiSy sermO ol th5 Para. le Of Lnv brJD.
able 5 H."
Fame, like cooked meats must he well sea |
5Lnru TO be guOt. Ap clause Is TIE bIt,tr, |
critici III the ieper, and gold the salt that |
makes anne p table.
tame is an essence which can as readily |
eXudc from u conshiclousiy built ulster or Il
mUngrul sh.It cJllar, as from tue grandest |
achievements of pOesy and art.
The CHAP who sent US tho poem beginning, |
. hn fNV ia Et f.ll =.
the rosy lea,' has since married Rosa Lee
and low the weekly dues are falling fast
upon HIN.
You never ascertain that there isa hole in |
the Ii Il ofyuur rubber boot until you step in |
II pudd 6 On you way to an entertain.nent
with your patent leather pLmps On.
Persons wanting lhince meat apple buttsr
preserves Of al kinIs, good, pure tub butter
buCkwheat, &c., can be aCcOr. mUdated al Ii.
IL, Moore's stalls, II and 74lnl street market.
There is a niche in tn temple Of tame large
enough Tor ime museum fat woman await
ing tho man who will tnvc4t pair Of clOth
uppers that won shuw the poet to b. wear
ing / X'Ori ties IN a cold day,
The weather has got pretty cold, but there J
Is little likelhvod Of the mercury sinking
suitic lily to cause Il young lady to decline
ico cream after the play
The I'D $ ap has killed two crmc's. six
Monkeys and some snakes in a Philadelphia
but the 30 trd of Aldermen is
still left, 50 Fhiatelphians can have "A good
IN nolagerie whenever they want it.
During dsarth Of news ia Western
newspaper office, the ofice can be iamm:d in
the job press. ard tho Guitor Ilpme lately set
u, the fllowng h nd-linea
dreadful Accident, Nine Lives Lost |
Young Osc is great mthetc,
His tree"hcs gain him high renown;
Long silkcn nose incnso his feet.
81 gathered tuat they won't slip down.
An OK ,harge has sn nrtic,o headed, Get
hOld of a boys heart hat will do well
enough II 1t IS a girl you are advising but
We had rath' r get nold ofa boy collar with
one hand and his pistU pocket with the 9TH
cr. You can reason with boy moie that
way. ;
"That must be swell residence of yours"
Ut Is v re lied the az ent. tipping h chair
back and biting the end of a fr sh ci gar
'bu' W sh nrcfy w>uid light ON the end
VI this weed
"Did understand you to say the house is
u adc of marbe?' ,
Il don't know what you understood me to
Ay but it is maze VI m trDle, and stauds two
nlles from the fence, Whicn is made Of iron.
A lille love, q lit'lo glove,
A little rose md for a token; {
A little sigh for days gone by,
A little girl heart.broken.
Another man woes Sarah Ann
With bank book wei extended
A social crown, hou c in town.
And Sarah's h at is mended.
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Killed by Falling Tree.
Mr.. Charles Schwamb, former resi-
lent OF this city, but now living at 5
rl itaa u