Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-07
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san r1ses 6.26....... sun sets s.t5.
tfoto 3ll East eta st. tor good hour.
Cheap breed nS cages az the 9sc store.
All OF lngersoII lectures. +l0 E Third st
TrY Kings Good Samaritan cough syrup
Parker cupping ard leechtug, l03 Z. I'd ST
Ku nan striped Grape gauges are trough
out for ri inning b0nnets.
Elderly ladies wear neither cabs nor tur
bans Tor lull dress in Paris.
Gold Iaces, stlve- lane and steel lace will
all be used on spring honnets.
Shaded satius de Lyons tor millinery pur'
poses take the name OF Cmbre silks.
1t was Connecticut m mister whose salary
was S25 q year and halt he tSh he caught.
Send to L. Fell's yard t2 ". Front rect
tor choice nut coal.
Ifyou want COED boOr cheap ge to Arm.
strohgs Front and madison street.
Jones, speaking OF the beef served at his
boarding house, says that IL ID neck or moth
ing with his isndlady.
Hrgham Young acquired the title OF Gen
eral rom having beeu called br.gEy'd dear
80 often By his numerous wives
A nne lot Of gold and silver watches Jus
received. Repairing sJet.atty, ID +. All
S.. L. H. HAni.
New ornaments o. old silver are made ei
tectiVe with limitation leWejs and gems
caMeos, cats eyes, ::arnets pearls and Kline
cry stalls.
Iaggers. swords OF various shapes, battle
axes batterinX r6rqE, elubs and other nedl
nval and antique weapons are found among
the aew millinery ornaments.
New metallic laces have coiored threads
run into the mesh 10 MI tina h&ures' the
th,esds IN 4tch tho new rOi0rs OF The onbre
satins brought out tor trimming hOnnets.
Long tvo-pronped combs. with a van-dyKet
eweIied top, Will lake the place OF the ien2
hair pins Il she'll, silver and gold which de.
o0rated many winter bonnets,
a little boy came to his mother recently
and said. "Mamma, l should think II was
made OF dust | wsuid get muddy inside
whenever l drink
March Game in neither like lion nor yat
like a lamb, but more Ike yellow doE, tfeSh
from an encounter with the slopbucket Of
some scullery maid. Boston Post.
A Nor!olK, Va, youth knocked girl down
WIG q brtck Aud broke three OF her ribs be
cause abe wouldn't marry him. As ''ssriK
ing" case oi love tn 8 taxes the place.
Persons " lnttne tub, roll and print butter,
wholesale and retail can be accommodated
at II. H Moore s stalls u y u second street
market Also mince neat. fruit buffers, DC.
An old lady In q town IN Massachusetts
retnsed the Kilt Of u lead OF wood from tree
that aad been strucS BY Tightening throush
fesr. that s0me OF the " tulI' miSht remain
Ia the wood an cause disaster to Ear Altcn
en- stove.
A nObby young man travelling In 1sSas
went into store and asked the proprietor II
i no n.
zee W nv tn o storsheepsr clme over tbe oOun-
ter and broke NJ all the furniture With him.
Boston Post.
Ne,ytus lady passenger on the train, after
rossirp a ts1uuorAry bridge, " EhsnK KOei.
ppas we ara now on tara hrrdh. V faceJious
yensle,nan: Yes, Ela'aEl. Lass terrpr ana
more trmer."
"Mary. do not approve o. your entertain
,ny vn,,r sweet heart in the Ritchen, y said %
isdv TO nor servant. 'Well, maam, it's q
yery kind OF you, but ae's too shy TO come
into the nartor.
The 0loouence OF a Wisconsin divine oA
tbp fniouiLy OF any money dealings on the
sabbath had sucn Il telling effect OF his Gu
hrallei audience tnat nos cent appeared
In the collection plate.
when 4 mans wife cO!nGa IN and sees him
razor in hand and Will his lace all lathef,
and asks him, "Ale yUa shaving?" It's pro-
yOging thing ia him To answer, mo, I'm
hacking the steve"
Full IN any q maid hag t1yed with kerosene.
Ana salad th glory in q GotEe0uS glare.
Fu, many q Eaan has pnE0d at giyceiiGc
And few nremiSeuVus through the desert
air BJst Il Ill ,bs.
Rolled and pearl whest, crushed and pearl
onrtey, taFjna, Oat meal ard Graham tUur
,ne very best. win the rscbast wheat -four
| frp.. can DO Gt.Ltlo nut oil whea: aipno, also
ouch whe u, nous better a1a cents, a. VIM,
a. PioNela. HoT L ,riE ST.