Daily Republican., 1878-06-25
Brevities.
Eight cents line are charged for all sdver-
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Brevities.

| Brevities.
Eight cents line are charged for all adver
tisements In this column. st.
Ere coming In our sanctum,
From out the muddy street,
Glance down at our do0r-mat,
| And wipe your frescOed feet.
The foundry folks are sitting about.
Sun sets 1852. Sun rises 4.32.
Cheapest Pique at No. 100 West End street
A Wilmington merchant said If you don't
blow your own horn 1t will never get blown.
| We think the same. The place TO blow 1t is in
| the REPUBLICAN.
Cheap fare, only one dollar from Whining.
ton to Cape May and return. Get up your
parties.
Extra good -four 25 pounds for 90 cents, at
Janney's, 303 King street. fTt-
A prosperous barber has managed to scrape
enough together to live on.
wilmington merchants to the front. Ad-
| vertise and let your wants be known.
| Just received, new lot Of quart and pint
| fruit jars, at z. Pickels', 10th and Market.
The rush for reserved seats, on Monday
| morning, for the girls commencement, should
be lemedied.
Ho! for q good time on the Hanover excur-
| sion to Harewood park, on Friday.
Fish ofall the favorite varieties can be pro-
cured of Powell, in the Third street market.
Jim Anderson's capacity for lying must be
running dry; he refuses to appear before the
Matthews Investigating committee.
Police business Is always better on Sundays
than any other day Of the week.
Mr. Geo G. Ward is out in card returning
his thanks to the Democratic voters, and will
fall in line and swallow the ticket.
Moreland, Fourth and Poplar, makes to Or
der all styles OF mems CATERS for $3.50, IS and
$3.50.
A warning to boys who go swimming
Two boys were drowned In the Christiana last
week.
The SURROUNDINGS at the corner of Fifth and
Market streets, were a sight for Tom Mast, on
Sunday evening and Monday morning.
The small boy putteth on style, yea, he
cocketh his hat over bis left eye and spitteth
over his chin. He is pitcher In the first nine
McCloskey, the noted halter, has at his
store, No. Sl2 Market street, large stock of
straw hats, which he sells at moderate rates.
The girls commencement on Wednesday
evening, in the Opera House, will be the event
Of the school year. So the girls say.
Patience smiling at sleep was visible at G.
F. Thomas store, early Monday morning.
Mas0ns fruit jars, pint, quart and half gal
Ion, with porcelain or glass tops, for sale by
H: F. Pickels', and East 4th street, VIII
mington, Del
Tho two Democratic papers of this city have
been easing their minds In regard to their
Representative and Congressman.
Correspondents should bear In mind to make
their contributions brief.
Order your hay Of David Appleby, Christi
ana, Del, the only man who makes business
iof selling hay the year round. n Market 4th
and French streets. Leave orders ut Merrick's
Bazfar.
Eject Repub!ican Mayor BY all meahs at
the coming September election. III
The Herald says we want none Of your gold
bugs to represent US at Washington. Give us
green back man.
The Coroner will now be kept busy. The
swimming season has commenced.
HarewoOd Park. k.-Excursionis on the Han
over excursion to HarewOod Park, on Friday,
June 2Sth, visiting Baltimore, every courtesy
will be shown them, even the liberty of the |
new City Hall, which is well worth the trip.
3 In the spring there comes more trouble;
And there comes domestic shots,
When the old man ohews and spits
Tobacco juice in flower pats.