Daily Republican., 1878-06-26
BreYfties.

Eight cents line are charged ter ali adver
tisements in this column.
Hearts were made to break,
Hands were made to squeeze;
Eyes were made to rove about,
And make men do as you please.
Ears were made to burn,
Feet were made to show
Girls were made to ffirt with men,
But men with girfs-Oh, no!
A bad egg In coffee is an old settler.
Sun sets 7.32. Sun rises 433.
Cheapest Pique ut No. 100 West End street
Why Is hay like a mouse? Because the cat
tie eat 1t (cat'll eat it,
What ship has two mates and no captain
COurtship.
Dubell still holds forth at No. 2 East Third
street. He is a halter.
When is door not a door?-When It is g.
jar.
When is pielike poet? When It's Brown.
ing.
Extra good -four Is pounds for 80 cents, at
Janney's, 3O3 King street.
Everybody who went on the excursion yes
terday were Republicans.
Blackberries, whortleberries and raspberries
are in season now.
For water-coolers and refrigerat0rs 10 to
Simpers', No. Ill West Eighth street.
One swallow cannot make q summer but
all swallows are working now, and summer is
here.
The Temperance people of franklin are to
build building Of their own. Their speakers
are tired Of hiring hall.
Just received, q new lot of quart and pint
fruit jars, at z. Plckels', 10th and Market.
That flying machine man of Connecticut has
very fighty pinions.
In the way of experiment many people are
willing to take soft money as a cure for hard
times. -
Fish Of all the favorite varieties can be- pro-
cured of Powell, in the Third street market.
Small satin pipings and tiny satin buttons
are used on grenadines.
A landlord, having let all his houses but
one, wasasked II that unlet house was his last.
Yes, last, but not leased, was his reply.
The smallest minds require the longest time
In which to be made up.
Moreland, Fourth and Poplar, makes to or
der all styles OF mems gaiters for $3.50, IS and
$5.5
The beautiful things are never desolate;
some one always loves them-God or man. II
man abandons, God takes them. ~ Is
The melon-cholic days will soon be- around
again.
The Marie Stuart bonnet with long veil is
the favOrtte mourning hat.
Don't forget the "B. O." moonlight excur.
sion Of the Union Sunday school, on Thurs
day evening, the llth fully Tickets Scots.
A large assortment of refrigerat0rs, water
coolers and Ice cream freezers, at reduced pri-
ces, at H. F. Pickels', Z and o East 4th street,
" ilmingtOn, Del.
Wrappers of unbleached muslin, trimmed
with t0rchon lace, are seen.
Willow pompons tipped with colored crystals
are new aud beautiful.
Mason's fruit jars, pint, quart and halEgal-
lon, with porcelain or glass tops, for sale by
H. F. Pickels', land Q East 4th street, VIII
mingtOn, Del.
The school "marms' and their pupils are
now hunting up their country cousins
Gold and silver lace may be seen on evening
dresses and wraps.
All Wilmington will be at the Opera House
his evening to see ten young ladies on exhi-
bition.
Order your hay Of David Appleby, Christi
ma, Del, the only man who makes business
II selling hay the year round. Market-4th
Ind French streets. Leave orders at Merrick's
Bazaar.
The Temperance speakers have settled down
% their summers work. Wells at the foundry,
butcher at Philadelphia, Morrow ut Penns.
grove, Hargls at AvOndale, the Moral Sua-
!iOnists over Third street market, and the
Union at the Holly Tree Inn.
The Potter committee Is unwilling some hor-
'ble liars if nothing else, "Jim" Anderson,
or instance, but Mrs. jerks is too sharp for
he committee
Parasols are Of medium size and trimmed
extensively with lace.
Hardwood Park.-Excursion on the Han
..ver excursion to Harewood Park, on Friday,
[une 2Sth, visiting Baltimore, every courtesy
will be shown them, even the liberty of the
lew City Hall, which is we'll worth the trip.
Waists were made to hug,
Tongues were made to tune,
Arms were made to circle girls,
And lovers were made to spoon"
Eyelids we're made to droop,
Cheeks were made to blush
Hair was made to curl and friz,
And lips were made-O, hush