Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-03
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Sun rises 4.33. Sup sets 73A
Ohristneld Best.
Grab salad at Fullmer's.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
Stewed crabs at Fullmers.
Ice cold oysters at FulImer's.
For cut flowers go to 400 King street.
Lap robes, table clothes, bed spreads for 900
Get your coffee roasted at 400 King street
T. II. Eaton's pool room, 18th and Market
Parker, cupping and IeechiIg, No. 1o3 Lsst
Second street.
Try Broad Gauge tobacco at Mullin'l, West
Front street.
Go to I. +. Eaton's, 18th and Market sts.,
for good cigar.
The best SO. cigar In the city can be found
at East Second street.
Fine IL K. Plain Gold Rings. at l. L,
Hanfs. 10 East Fourth street.
Best 311c. -four in the city. 24% pounds for
~ cents. y. E. corner Front and Madison sts
Go to Blake's, No. 235 Market street, to
nave your hats and feathers cleaned and
dyed to LOOK like new
Sine retouched cards for 81 at H0lland's
gallery, No. East Third street, between
Market and King streets.
Everybody knows that Holland makes the
best tin type in the city. No. 8 Last Third
streeE, between Market lad KIng.
"a Pocket Guide to Europe" is advertised.
inc best pock. guide to europe is u pocket
oook containing one Thousand dollars.
For your fire works 30 to L. A. Parry's, 827
Market street. They re selling than lower
than they can be Doug u ELSEWHERE.
The circus man yelled: ~ scold lem H.
~ "a nn inn. a
rural districts allowed 1t was too weak to
take Its own lar,.
have no objection to a man parting his
hair in the miIi!s, but snal. always il Lsist
upon is nnlShinS Up the ] b by WeariLg d
short gown an lettIcoat.
FOR weil.5elect.d stOoK of straw mats, fur
nlshlng GOODS, etc go to II. 5. Hum hTey &
BIOS, 3O2 Market street. Also lacge assort.
ment OF silk ADD alapaca umbrella
"He was the most perfect gen lc man |
ever saw" said & KentucRia.. of ,ieGry OlAy.
when you went to see HIM he hand, d you
tie Whiskey bottle and then turned his back.
When two murderers were sentenced one
to imprisonment for life and the other to be
hanged-Patrick remarked that lie didn't
believe either Of them would live out their
| sentence"
A new style Of door mats has lust been di.
vlsed for editorial sanctums. IL bears the
woven inscription "Come again." and 10 in.
tended to lie outside the door. p. S.-The
editor lies inside.
A lady Put her watch under her pillow the
other night, but couldn't keep 1t there be-
cause 1t disturbed her sleep. And there, all
| tne time, was her bed ticking right una ler
her, under the impression tnat is was a
Wasp's nest.
| Nebraska man wanted to learn to throw
the lass0, ana his wife objected to his prac-
| ticing with her neck. he 1s now in jail and
| she III hospital just because they couldn't
| agree on suoh trihs as that.
Judge Tourges says the live man is always
| to be found IN front. In funeral professions
down Ia Texas, We have noticed the re-
mains In front, and the live man came strug.
CLING along behind.
Infinite industry and patience have been
expended in improving the size of the straw
berry, but the persisCency with which the
quart box fails TO hold more than pint form
terrible arrangements OF the evolution the
0ry,
The latest joke about King Kalakana, OF
the Sandwich lslanas, 8 that he cannot help
being good man. The ieason assigned Is
that his ancestors ate 80 much missionary in
their time that 1t worked into their system
and was transmitted to their descendants.
A Southern editor said something about a
pretty aged minister" and when II cane
out In the paper the next day 1t was putty
eyed monster" The minister was on q still
hunt for that editor f r eighteen days before
he caught him,