Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-02-11
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Sun sets 6,32.
Sun rises 6.67. Sun sets 6.32
Uhristfield 4 Hest.
Agents or Dnnlap'S Hats.
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Uhristreld l. Host.
Agents or Dnnlap's Hats.
kumfORdBrOthers Hatiers.
Mere mirrors Ut % cents. Prices reduced
u. 3. Humphrey 4 bro. ,hattsrs, 500 Marks
Fine Is X. Kings, at Hsnf, l6 Il. Fourth q
Out Flowers at Hayden's, 9th and Shipley
Family coal, Steward, ga W. Front st.
aood Hour 2111c h, Front and Madison st.
Oity Laundry, sixth and Shiplsy streets.
Millard r. Davis, jewelers. Il. And street.
Wrngers sold and repaired, At 3i3 ShipIey
Catalogue Of Roses st Hsydsn's, 9th snt
Shiplsy.
Are the children Of q mill.owner-
heirH1
Mathemsticians should wear only figured
m atsrials.
Many a Presidential boom is brought W
on the bottle.
| "a fare saved lie beer gained, +" remarked
Smith, As he walked into town.
Asthma and Bronchitis cured by DR
XMAS NEW DISCOVERY for Consumption
| Trial Bottles free, N. Il. DanfOrth
del ust stop toward spilin' q child Is to-
| laugh an call him smart when he sAssel
yer
Coffee roastsr, 400 King street, is tho place
| to buy your 2Oc. coiiees.
A successful butcher Is the man who carves
his own fortune.
Closing out boots and shoes below cost, at
$40 Orange street.
J The "fraphc" calls Kignold "the grea
Eng lish matinee actor"
Some persons can talk calmly upon almos
every subject but politics.
The colored population OF the U United Statel
| is increasing faster than the white.
, The Fall River song Idle are the cot
| ton mills ;spinners gone"
Ernest Morris is now H." Boston Post u
Is that so' Who is he?
Dr. Darmon may be consulted at his office
No. 1874 Camac street, Philadelphia.
Tho key to the political situation in many
| states-whs-key.
A hwn skin could never bo sold Oh cap, be
cause 1t is always n little deer.
The Hou VIM. NJ. Evarts' remark ably
long sentences make him great Mster-E L
some people.
It's said Ellen Terry has four husband.
living. She must be a Terry. belle masher.
Do your own repairing. We have for sal,
Cement, for Patching, Soling and Heels, ol
send your rubber boots, etc., to VIM. Boldly
a Son, No. West Fourth street.
Though the plumber may have the great
est altipathy to onions, he always likes tt
have plenty Of leaks.
Where are the Khedive's great American
| soldiers, about whom 30 much was said foH
years ago? "Invisible In war; invincible IL
| peace
The French are great and gifted people
1 W ,.fp %,
cooking eggs, besides sucking them out back
l Of the barn.
Nnon de LeuclOs says, What millions OF
| time lovers waste" This is not strange, al
| 1t ls their business. Young lovers generally
| take time TO waist.
The Maine freenback party held con
| yention recently. He said he felt rathel
feeble, but he hoped to hang on so as to gatn
| or himself together in 1884.
Judging from the extent of the sprinl
| floods, there should soon be fall in thu
price Of milk.
The ground hog predicted cold weather
| He is almost as bad as Vennor and the res
OF the weather prophets.
A gentleman who asked for a position al
baseball umpire said that he understood sur
gerry. He obtained the position.
The New ork Commercial Advertiser =
concrete 1t rather likes 1t, SO 1t says.
do not long for wealth, young man. Straw
berries are never so small, hard, seedy and
unpalatable as when they are Sl2 q quart.
A Cincinnati butcher advertises Mat
thew Arnold pork ch0ps.' II this does not
pERI'A''N' VIII. ''"''N'" IL ' '''
A gentleman on Chestnut street the other
ny remark cd that ifhe owned Lawrence
Barrett he would give him away to some
body.
The Home for the Aged Women In Brook.
lyn has only two inmates, and the directors
think Of changing the name to" Home for
lnfrm Young Ladies'"
The Georgia papers claim that not an edi-
tor or printer Of that State Is In lunatic
asy ylum, but we notice that they keep mighty
quiet about tho almshoases.
In the good old times 1t was said that the
glory ofa young man Is In his strength "
low 1t will have to be changed to the
glory OF young man is in his clothes"
Great rush for Minett's photographs, only
81 per dozen, at Westcott and Cummings,
30j Market street.
In few short weeks the papers will be
printing spring poetry, and many men Will
be growing because the discarding Of their
over coats will reveal o ragged suit.
Take your babies to Hollands, 3o7 Market
street, and have thoir pictures taken bY tho
instantaneOus process.
Ifyou want good smoke or . good chew,
go to Jas. II. Murray, lO7 East Front street.
ho keeps tine stock.
Take your children to Westcott & Gum
mnys for nnc photographs, S02 Market
street, Successor to the late J. X. Sutterloy
Tho author of 1.-THE Bread Winners" " is
afraid that II his namo should become known
1t would 70 affect his business that he
wouldn't be able to win any bread.
Like other vessels the courtship has a fly
urehead, and II is case oftiguring rs to
which shall be the head.
Keeley's motor and deaf mute woman are
terrible instances of what might have been II
they could only be started.
A Baltimore swell went to fancy dress
ball as donkey, and his friends say 1t is the
first time he ever failed to make an ass OF
himself.
The latest patent to he taken out is for
sheet.irO night caps. They ave to be u ed
In New Jersey during mosquito time,
A poet sings" Let me die when all is cold
and drear." The poet knows nothing Of the
delights of sleighing with a pretty girl.
A sign In a tobacconist'a window roads.
Goods damage! by smoke. half-price.'
Now who would want to buy secondhand
cigar?
A medical journal speaks OF "humor In tho
stomach" We suppose the patient had eat
en- some buns. Or, some artijokes maybe.
A woman doesn't consistently use profane
language, but the way she says gracious,
when 2he slips down Ia full Of subtle m Gaming
and incoherent force.
Murder ss a profession is the most discour.
aging of industries. by the time man gets
the hang Of the business he Is too far gone to
profit by his knowledge.
A Massachusetts paper says that all Texas
citizens wear their hats over their ears. How
do you suppose they would look If they wore
them under their ears?
Seven Sinners LEFT.
An exchange states "tbat the effects
of the revival meeting sat Camden, Del,
have been so.sweeping in heir character
that there are but seven men in the
place left to advocate the cause Of the
evil one." (From that it would appear
that there is not much show for sin
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