Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-12
NUMBER 54s.
HERE AND TIER +

| The bane of observation-disclosures
At Galveston watermelons are % cents
each. 0 gsfE H+aT
AT home again--the boarding school
/ girls.
Flies have begun to sample human
visages i f auP
Books are o languid pleasure. Nom
nfgae. 7ra#, Z, !. tie'1. ~" FL. -5I
Jslius Caesar, 1t " said, was ~ bald a.
w4etstone' SttI. ..aI tf..s..H
It may be cold world but it don't seem
So in June.
ssecher is rapidly recuperating his
!, + Hemp is 70 hundred prpnds at Lex
Some of the ladies' hats resemble hasg-
ing gardens. m
Dumas fls continues 10 fill out and is
very portly.
The boy who climbs apple trees is
regular limb.
What is the greatest want of the age9
Want of funds.
ltarseilles imported O2 tons of human
hair last year. I'D
The cactus is regarded by Californians
as nuisance.
Chickering Hail. N. Y, is being beauti-
fully frescoed.
The President barely gets time to glance
at newspaper.
The Louisville bellies make a specinlty
of languid eyes.
Brown suits are much worn by New
York gentlemen.
Pallone," game of ancient Italy,
has been revived.
| The latest seashore frock il made out of
sprigged muslin. a5.-.....
Bring out the cralles-for the wheat
harvest, of course.
J. R. Thomas latest ballad is called
"Haunting eyes"
| Huckleberries are being huckled on some
New Jersey trains.
Western papers speak of Hendricks MS
| the next President.
Mackinaw rough straw hats are always
in masculine style. ... .I..
Lexington, Ky, wants the whipping
| post re-established.
| Muzaling the dogs has multiplied the
Hartford burglaries.
Gen. Toombs has almost entirely lost the
sight of his left eye.
Campana's latest baritone ditty is called
"Oh lovely Naples"
''The potato bug in Cologne" is queer
headline in an exchange. s0
| The proposed silver dollar is POLITICALLY
called the Nevada moon.
| 4 Gents samner pants must be cut large,
fun and straight = Ahs,r- 49,
The Chinese Ambassadors to England
will Not drink London tea. a+--
A Chicago lumber firm has sold car
load of doors for Australia.
Spalding county, Ga, has invested
$12, 900 in steam threshing. g.
A parasol trimmed with torchon lace has
hit the feminine fancy.-El.
Recent rains have saved the hay crop
in northwestern Connecticut.
T. Huston, of Centreville, Ind, aged IS,
has $780, 900 and no children.
In swallow tail coats the only change
is that the tails are shortened.
A thick, black silk cord is being worn
around the N. Y. bellies waist.
Ladies' lunch parties are among the
evanescent New York fashions.
One perch, inches long, don't compen-
safe for sunburnt nose.-Eg.
Julia Ward Howe's daughter is bruising
male hearts in London society.
Don't let children swallow cherry stones;
! they are very often indigestible.
Carlyle is wisely bossing his own
biography. PHILADELPHIA Star.
DIR. LIE Moyne is still an earnest be-
, lever i'll the value of cremation.
D No one is more profoundly sad than he
o that laughs too mueh.-Rtchter.
0 Culture has given the strawberry bulk
> at the cost of its rare wild flavor.
A down East firm is to bring out Il
small oil stove for carpenters, etc.
Il Black paper and white ink are the
: correct ingredients of nice note.
new line of omnibuses has started
I across the city.-Letter from Rome.
. . rich old farmer at Catawba, n c., still
n cuts his wheat with ''reap- p-hook."
a real smart calico dress can be got up
o now for about . l.-Phitadelphia Star.
o Chicago belle owns slate e-colored robe
$ trimmed with conch-shells of pink silk.
!, sHoney eight feet Deep" has been
IL found in tree cut down at Wilson, n c.
y, II is the season for the infatuated Ameri-
it can to souse himself with ice water.-hI.
t, The "strong deep scents of bleaching
10 grass arc exhaled from the harvest fields
le No special dresses for travelling are
being made owing to the varied CLUSTERS. y
AN Ohio account of n man attacked by
q bull, says he Sustained toss in the
v, air."
Sc There never was dress so in keeping
| ,,,tl tln
8; -Er,
- The last two years have been YER,
"a trying on rural New England insurance
~ companies
" Says the Ggaphic, ''The first cracker o
we the celebratory season has gone of, and {
IT school house biM IT,"
James Williams. a day laborerin Shrews
III. bury, Vt, is said to have received {
bid bequest of f20O,00o from a relative il
it'll England.
Young men, it is feared, do not realiz
M the peril in which they now stand, whel
80 many sweet girl graduates are being Ii
loose upon the land.
A cadet from Ohio has Just graduate
vas from West Point. If anything shoul
OF happen to carry Oft General Sherns
sps suddenly his place can be immedintel
the filled.-Louisuith CourIer-Journal.
u., ,"t. "How many children have you ?" askt
,a.' a.. one friend of an old acquaintance. s'Wcl
lys, hars ~, T Lac ho,,a a.,a .h. ,,,a,,
,rtts all doubled up now."-OH CITY CAL
rTs An Onondaga county man has had
,ver his teeth pulled to help him stop chewi,
ith- tobacco. This is on the principal in vogv
seal among the Chinese where they cut off
nne. boys head to cure him of swearins.-l
thee i. Com. hao.
wor- People who have eaten gIasshoppe
say they taste very mach like the or,
nary black beetle. Oh well, they mu