Daily Republican., 1879-06-12
BREVITIES.
Sun rises 4.3l. Sun sets 7.N.

gun I1boS SOL sOVu bOO 1.N.
Turtle soup at Fullmer's.
This Is emphatically excursion day.
'Oupping and leeching at I'll King st.
FERRIS BROTHERS, ''THE" Printers.
The fire.cracker nuisance has commenced.
4 bs. rice 25c., T. M. Wier, 1909 Market st
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's, 500 Market st
Eight cents line tor advertising In thi
column.
Read the Riddles chapel advertisement
which appears In another column.
The potato crop, which suffered from dry
weather, Is now coming on admirably,
Lawn Mowers sharpened for $l.OO at 400
King street.
man feels who is looking out from behind the
bars.
Mount Etna is now engaged in giving fine
display Ofpyrotectine exhibitions.
fts. corn starch &c., at T. M. Wier's, No.
1909 Market street.
Don't allow water to lie in your cellar fol
one day longer than you possibly can help.
Fashionable ladies are in fever OF excite
ment about going to the seaside.
Plaster boys have come at the 99c. store; al.
50 new style table stands and brackets.
Why is it that Wilmington has no rift
team?
The farmers are fully satisfied with rain fo
the present.
Salt oysters, ice cold, at Fullmer's.
Reckless Of photography, an impassioned
swain wrote: Mary, love the we'll. +" Shit
re piled that she was glad he didn't drink Ii
quOr.
Brandywine Hundred farmers say the cher
ry crop is almost total failure.
Patronize the Wilmington Ice and Coal Go.
They are the cause Of the low price for ice.
Telegraph operators are not particularly
fond Of thunder storms.
The Rugby academy opening tonight
promises to be grand literary treat.
The Riddles chapel will make an excursion
to Harewood Park, on Thursday, the 10th.
Persons leaving town for the Summer can
have the REPUBLICAN, mailed to them, post
paid, for Is cents per month.
The days are now II hours and 4S minutes
long.
McMonagle's. N. W. corner Third and King.
Look out for the new Wilmington Directory
tomorrow.
'Don't you mean to marry again, Deacon
Jones ?" asked widow Simpkins. "NO" "
growled he, "Id rather lose what ribs l have
got than take any more. -
McCartney's -four never fails to make good
br ad when handled by an expert bread.
maker.
Parents owe it to their children to provide
them with the ability to earn q living in case
they are thrown on their own resources.
b{ofy yF i, Il, e., 4
of studying astronomy, but SO much constant
locking through glass telescopes makes his
head dizzy.
Kelley & Co., Diamond State Soap Works.
Pure soaps a speciality. Try on wash.day
their b0rax linen soap. Sold at stores.
They really played croquet on the Asbury
excursion yesterday. Where was the yellow
legged chicken man?
Lemons are still cheap, Notwithstanding
their great consumption.
per pair. Other repairing at reasonable rates,
Joseph Ingram, 203 West Eighth street.
The Herald" will get right after-awhile.
1t first had two Sunday schools leaving town
to- day, then three. 10 morrow it will say five.
The Weccacoe Actives will hold their third
grand annual pic nio at RUsenuale Park, on
Thursday, July 18th,
The ICEBERG refrigerator, largest ice box,
charcoal filed finely finished Examine 1t
at H. +. Pickles, and East Fourth street.
6 5car-leads of strawberries were shipped to
New York yesterday, and to Philadelphia.
Notice to The public.-I will haltSole and
heel boots and shoes for 81 and other mending
in proportion, at s. W. corner Of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
Five Sunday school excursions left Viii
mington this morning for different points.
Ifyou wish to spend pleasant day, be sure
to go on the Riddles chapel excursion to
Harewood Park, next Thursday.
Batson. the colored boy killed with base
ball bat in the hands Of another c0lored boy,
was buried yesterday.
A greater variety OF hats was never seen in
this city than now shown at Il. s. Hum
phrey's, the halter, 2l6 Market street. Prices
to suit cash buyers. Silk hats $3.50. A fine
straw hat 81. Don't tail to see them.