Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-21
BREVITIES.

OF his length.
Parker, cupping and leeching, 1Os E. Sex
ond street.
ALL STOVES SOLD BY II. +. PIcKELs AR
WARRANTED.
No man can afford to put on airs unIes h
can raise the wind,
Inc wheel OF fortune runs slow, because it
felloes are tired
True as steel'' Is n good motto, If you d
not spell steel ith an "a
Bank defaulters should be haunted by tn,
| ghost Of Bank.owe.
Moon beams are the strongest timber useC
| in building castles in tGe air.
Smoke the Bat; smoke the Bat, buy 1t a,
Muiins', 126 West Front street.
Fine Is X. Plain Gold Rings, at T.. /
Hanf s., Eas. Fourth street.
Why is an egg like coltf Because 1t I
not ht for ute until 1t is broken.
Gardner, corner Seventh and shipley sts,
sells the best rs cent oysters in the city
"lf rust rust" is d German proyerp. II
l trust bust, is the American version.
Get your photographs at Holland gslIcry
No. Third H-ent 'wo doors East OF Market
A cannihaI advertises in the Boston Herald
tor "a man used to trying, for lunch cuuu
ter
tlne card photographs for 81, atHolland 4
gallery, No. Third street, betwoon Id arxeI
and King.
A man never swears vengeance on hi;
neiyhbor's z only when his own cal inc can
not lick III.
Many man owes is success in life 10 the
mes 'a OF hts enemies, iust,a al Of the plaud Is
OF his friends.
fyou want first class parlor suit made
to order for low price, 10 to W. W. Wood.
wards Sixth and Tstnall streets.
The shoe worn w horse is wrought.iron
sh 'e, but when the hore loses The shoe from
its lot 1t becomes a cast.irJn shoe.
NEW LIGHT HOUSE Cook, FARMER Gn;L.
Harmony Stoves, with or without reservoir at
II. r. Pickles, and East Fourth street.
An editor who thinks he knows al! about
farming, says in speaking about strawberries
the best way TO raise them is with spoon.
For bargains in furniture aud bedding 70
10 L.. +. Adair's 207 Market street and see
his goods and learn his prices.
OLD STOVES BOUGHT OR TAKEN IN Ex
CHANGE AT II. +. Pickels, 7 and o n. Fourth
street.
An en- inent historian traces base ball back
10 the ti.ne when Reb Ca went down To the
A large line of umbrellas at mod e.ate
prices. ~ the new gents furnishing store OF
u. >. Humphrey " Bro, 3U2 Market street.
The Chicago Press club refuses to admit
women to membership. We are glad tnat
Chicago journalists nave 80 III uch respect for
women.
Fogg says he was never baptized, but he
went to church where there was a sprnkliny
OF sinners In the congregation, and he was
oLe OF them.
fashion authority says the summer bon
net Will be small. Then a postage stamp
tied under tn. chin with two horse hairs. will
be lust the thing.
BEBORE BUYING EXAMINE THE STOCK on
stoves Heaters and ranges of n. r. PtnkeIS
I and East Fourth street. LARGEST assort
ment in the city.
1t was very ungalant in the old bachelor,
who was Id that a certain lady had one foot
in the grave to ask if there was not roo II lor
both.
The Court OF Appeals has recently decided
that the hOldes Ut policies in mutual sOcle-
ties are not liable 10 contribute to the socie.
tvs debts.
Columbus made the egg stand but Italians
OF less renOWn have made the peanut stand
And now who was the immortal genius that
made the clothes stand?
A curious cOllecti on Or b Onnefs was left nv
the ate Mrs. Patterson Bon apar C, first wife
OF jerome BOlaparte. She al preserved
every bonnet that she Rad worn In her lite
HARVEST boMf. NICToR COOK, Apollo,
OthellO, New Mayhpwcr, New Record, New
stuart, Ruby, Reliance ana New Sunshine
} anges, at II. +. PIckels, and 9 East Fourth
street
The other day seven Denver girls. each
worth hall million dOliars, were standing
together in 'front.' Of the same store. Cant
'ee how any young man stays East On a
salary Of SO per week.
TAILORING
suits made to order in fashionable styleq
rom 30 up Pants from S3 81 up /; tit guar
lnteed. Clearing. securing cutting ana re-
pairing specially. VIM. MCKENzlE, 2 East
seventh street.
The largest and best assortment Of picture
rames can be found at q. K. Baughs, 5OT
'hipley street.
Persons wanting mince meat. apple butter, !
preserves OF al kinds, good, pure tub butter, /
'uckWheat, &c, can be accommodated at II |
Mo0ro's stalls, n and "a and street market !
A woman earned forty-two cents per day !
-
onsumed four dollar worth Of provisions |
'er week. How much was sh , In debt at the !
nd Of each month up to the time he was sent
0 he work hOuac?
Two mon agree to build wall together.
Inc does tOur-nt hs Of the hOssng and the
ther threetenths OF the WORK, and finally |
0, clude to pay man : 3 ID finish the lob. |
ind the length and height Of the wall.
SONG
b'er the wild rose blush
Humming birds hover,
Butterflies pose On th3 tremD ling leaves;
belicate ftal',
Parting discover
ielowthghed honey bees. dainty thieves.
BY the wild rose bush
San a fair maiieu.
ovlrg the flowers with rapturous eyes
HuTm ng birds vanish,
Bees, honey ladNn,
Dart away swiftly, forsakirg their prize.
Down the cool wood path,
Whe the lane closes,
Shaded by naples, Joyous with song
Comes the fair maiden,
} adtn with roses.
Bright bloOn ing roses to maidens belong
Child Roasted Alive.