Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-25
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sun rises $50 sun sets lse.
Agonss sOr sSunlap's HaaD.
BIafoBa Brothers. 0aeseRs
Have you A'1obr - M
wears growing old, my boy. gs.
How fastlys the weeks glide By.
Earn mon>y; before you spend IL.
Brnsilinn Eonic Bittsfs only q Aaeota
Varys Rhila. lie. express, ~ Market.
Imitation u the sincess fofm Of fiattsfy.
Birds and cages ct fhrkefa East md q.
Mnisfd Z. Davis, jswSi8,s r 1nd stfsst.
Hts Laundry. Sixtt .aBd sbipAsy strssss
Ladiss' gossamers. .horss blankets, ~. store.
wriA9sEy sold and rs1sSrsd, 1t ~ Ghi1 .sy
Zine 10 K. Kings. Is Hsnt Is =. Feurtn st
Brazilian Balm. coughs end eoI1f, 10 ets
Tany at Fe1guson's. II East Second street
The child thas cried for N hsar ~ gst
Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles
you.
The brass band is hushed throughout the
land.
The dsrkest hour is when you can't find the
matches.
Always in come at toes oondition-the
chiropodist.
"Coca Ping tobacco at Mullins, ,s2s West
Front street.
Never run into debt II you can't md any
thing else to run into.
Prosperity's right hand is induetry, and
her LEFT hand is trugallty.
REPUBLICS may not be ur grateful. but po-
iitical parties are extremely 80.
House furnishing goods ct the lowest prices
at Taylor's. 200 West 7th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parker, cupping and
lesching, l03 East Second street.
House and sign painting. Buckmaster and
Woodmansey. o2sW. Front street.
It's speculation that ruins the cashier, and
i.'s pcculation that ruins the clerks.
The OK Is roasting What feast that will
30 to the man who is hungry and thirtsy.
Mr.. Bergh has warned the rifiemen thst
they will not be permitted to hit the buirs
eye.
For good butter and cheese, 20 70 H. H.
Moore, stalls II and ~ Second street market
house.
Pine salt oysters rs, 30 and 20 cents per
quart at Pennell's stall 100 King street, and
also CLANS.
Go to Adair's ne W store, Alb King street, 10,
never regret 1t.
Take your babies TO Hollands, so7 Marke
| street, and have their pictures taken by ths
| instantaueous Drooess
Now is tho time to buy blankets and com
| fortables, dry goods and notions, and Adair'f
new store, 418 King street, is the place.
Finest family Bibles in the city. Prices from
a to SO on installments Call on John O
Bryant, Pennsylvania House, or leave orders
at hEPuBLIOAN office.
Brown, being invited to assist at his friend
Robinson's wedding, said he couldn't give
sssd eIas aass an Il OCCASION Inc
"Now this horse" said q gentleman
! who was about to purchase the animal from
an h, nest old farmer, " is gentle, under
stand 3'
Never runs away"
Never sees anything in the road to sh,
at ?"
I Not a thing.p
"Weli. I'll take him."
When the gentlemen went away, leading
the horse, some one remarked:
Amt that the horse you used to drive u
!" same horse"
"Well, he used to shy at everything h
saw"
! Well, doesn't he do 1t now ~
:" Yes, he thies at everything he sees; bu
he don't sec anything now. He's blind II
both eyes"
THE WAR IN CHINA.
;. "CharQe teapots,n said the mand arin,
High on the heights Of Chu,
"This son Of gun from far Land-son
Shall suffer thing or two"
Each squintin Myrmidon of Khauh
Primed his canister with grape.
And every wall-eyed warrior wore
A tea-caddy under his cape.
II Sugar alone was lacking, and that
Was in charge of the kitmagsr,
Who was bidding adeiu to the Princess o
Hue,
II Before he set of to the war.
For this Kitmagar of Phutruong,
II Her bias cut eyes Of jet,
| Shed tears SO large and shed 'em 30 long
That the sugar all got wet.
Then General DeLisle gave an audibl
Il smile;
"Poliy vso, pump handle, oui ~
| And shipping the cue Of each soldier .
Chu,
He cut OH their point d'appui ~