Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-06
RREvITIEs,


tI A % ol reseptio n-an Ice cream festival.
Bsst smily coal at o2 W. front street.
I Estra ssddss soNk oystsrs ~ Fuumsr's.
I tso1d 4 ,xes snd barrels for sale, ssc. store.
II Celebrate Sheep Ridge oysters at Fullmer's
L Try BRA ford Ready yMixed Cottage
IColors.
The eAsa pest ROOF paint, at Bradford's
Paint Store.
soesch !. silver silence Is golden, and
check is hrass.
For a mood rts 50 70 To Simpers, Ill West
Eighth street.
Clsap nd no,h h your furniture with Brad
ford's Furniture ohsn.
A slow match, couple that marry after
twenty years court snip.
For the hast spr,p, wheat -four, 40 to Kim
bles. Front and MAJ icon streets.
Coal is 50 black ths II tn wonder now
dealer CON ma he il so. light
Pain. yOur house. tth cure Kent Lead
gIOunf by James Brali otd'
| Uhristmas has gone o , to Mullins for to.
"aA<" and cigars, West I roht s'reet
u Q the Grown Ar,sa, ase, the best In the
n'e' het, at James Bradfor u.s.
~ 'IuF kinds Of hay on ham L. ~ nay matHet'
iu Sofno OF onr 81 20 hay. d. H. Aa'hS'i'
Han9s 3s y Y X P!sin "a. : Gold t.. "'ns'' 81 E.
best patent -four at ArmstN. ag's, s. W. cor.
Front and Jackson streets.
Drinking to drown s0rrow is mistake,
par icularly you have 10 gsh debt for 1t.
The only place In the city F., get first
class oyster Is at Fullmer's. 5a6f Iarkpt street.
Get your photographs ct Heu ands gallery
No. Third street. two doors Ii IT Of Market
brakes CO.. auctioneers, No. E. 4th It,
will call cOuhtry or city sales.
fine card photographs for o., atHolland's
gallery, No. Third street, betN 'eenMarket
and King.
The man who doe1 not know hi own mind
should be introduced as soon IS II Is big
enough.
Said Byron, "I hate dumpy oman" he
meant to say that he hated to 70 a good
thing cut short.
The largest and best assortment ofpicture
frames can be found at q. X. b ughs, 6o'
Shipley street.
We don't see how q woman should like he7
mirror better than man, for the aan win
datter her and the mirror won't.
Ifyeu want a first class parlor sui made
TO order for low price, 10 to W. W. Wood
wards, Sixth and Tatnall streets.
"k1fty years married and not single /
quarrel" once said b issful Benedic, to his |
wife. "And very dull 1t has been,' v IS the
wife's rejoinder.
The averaRe age of q hog is only teen
years, that always cons les US when we see
man spreading himself out over four sea Is In
q railway car.
When prominent statesmen finds hi 8 oc-
eupation gone, he generally either stal Is
newspaper, builds hotel or commits sui
eide.
1t Is said that kerosene will remove sti ins
from furniture. 1t has also been known to
remove furniture, stain and all with ed
headed servant girl thrown in.
YRAzBR AXLE eRIAsI. !,
One preasing with Fraser Axle Grease vi U
last two weeks, all others two to three day.
t.y II, 1t received first premium ct the Oel
.ennial anc Paris Exposition.
1t is stated by eminent naturslists that the
very rats come creeping out Of the wood pile
and laugh like demons when woman tries ]
to cut o stick Of wood.
Unmarried men can't appreciate the feel
ings Of a fellow whose wife sends him to get
something ont of the pocket Of her dress that
is hanging up in the closet. I
A little boy came to his mother recently
and said, "Mamma, should think that If
was ade Of dust, would get IN uddy inside
when drink
The intelligent compositor made the type >
say that IT was q damnation party, and the
poor minister who had been aiiiicted with a 4
donation party didn't ask him to correct 1t. y !.
Why is a clock the most persevering thing h
In creation2 Because It is never more in O
clined to 20 on with Its business. than when
1t 10 completely wound up. a
Persons wanting mince meat, apple butter p
preserves Of all kinds, good, pure tub butter
buckwheat &C., can be accommodated at Il.
H. Moores stalls, 72 and IA End street market. =
An exchange says "There appears to be :
growing dem nd for COIN" Any editor who Z
DON'T know that without taking every6ody,s
'.say So" ought to have his salary reduced.
A lady lately married, wishing to i'm
press her husband with her ability as house L
keeper, called to the servant MARY bring o.
the wsshboard, want to wash some potatoes :
for dinner"
During the last twelve years twenty-one :
American girls have traded of their good
looks and their fathers money for European
titles, and some of them are now keeping
peanut stands.
At Louis Bea g restaurant, IL East Second
street, you will find daily, q fresh supply OF
oysters, that lovers of biyalves can have In
every style. Oysters by the barrel, bushel
gallon, quart and pint
sVTake her. said the fond father putting {
his daughters hand in that of his bashful
youth beside him ''take her and try to be 5
happy, shall mips her when she's gone. but
can't cry over it she's too tremendously
like her neither"
Headquarters for hats, white shirts, under
clothing, nsckties, gloves, hosiery, suspend.
ers, &C., Is at Ross, ll6 Market street. 1t
will pay to call and examine his stock. Prices
guaranteed the lowest in the city.
A clergyman on his way to church one Sun 1
day was 0vertaken by q heavy shower OF rain.
ON arriving at the vestry he exclaimed,
ra ther impatiently ~ wish were dry"
"Never mind" said his colleague, you'll 7!
soon be in the pulpit, and then you will be Il
dry enough"
PROPER HONOR. "
All hsnor to the toiling hand, :
Or In the field or mine, Il
Or by the harnessed fire or steam, 81
Or on the heavy brine!
Whatever loom or bark or ploW u
Hath wrought to bless our land,
Or give around. above below, y
We owe the tOiling hand.
1t battles with the elements,
1t breaks the stubborn sward, Al
1t rings the forge, the shuttle throws, a
And shapes the social beard.
It conquers cline, 1t stems the wave,
And bears from every strand
The sweetest, best OF all We have,- 9
Gifts Of the t0iling hand. !.
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