Daily Republican., 1879-09-06
BREVITIEH.
sun risas & 81. .. Sun sets 625.

REED birds at Fullmer's, 500 Market st.
Soon the ladies will be pressing leaves.
The day is pleasant.
Court will soon commence.
Fresh salt oysters on the FELTON,.
No accident has occurred on the railroad.
A cuff on the wrist is worth tive on the ear.
Peach festival at West church was success.
Hot tea and coffee on board the FELTON,. ~
Salt oysters, Ice cold, for sale at Fullmer's
Eight cents per line is charged for I'D vertis.
ing in this column.
With the college opening will come bevies
Of new girls.
What is the difference between "cellision''
and 'eollusion?" Surely U and ought to
know.
vernon's lard for sale at Weldin & Lloyd's,
Seventh and King.
Already people are beginning to think OF
Christmas.
A large assortment OF second hand room
and. parior stoves very low at II. +. Pickels'.
and East Fourth street.
Brandywiue water still exercises the Legis-
lative mind.
Notice to tho public.-l viii half-solo and
heel boots and shoes for q, and other mending
In proportion, ct 8. W. corner of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
Firstclass dinners served on the "Felton."
Chestnuts are as anxiously waiting for the
frost as the small boy Is for the chestnuts.
'The Anchor AntIC ClInker gives entire sat-
1staction. If you need stove for the fall call
at H. +. ckels', and East Fourth street.
Board Of Health and City Council are bust.
ness bodies.
Pure cider vinegar at Weldin & Lloyd's, at
Seventh and King.
Geese and pigs are allowed to roam through
the streets in the Western part Of the city.
1.-THE Stuart Range" large cheap, and q
sure baker, Is at II. F. Pickels'. I and 8 East
Fourth street.
Tho reason why soap will not wash away
original sin Is that there is too much lye in 1t.
Now we have a telephone the next thing in
order will be q double cylinder press.
Now is the time to have your heaters re-
paired. Gall on A. W. Quigg. at Ninth and
Shipley streets; he employs the best work.
men, and charges only the lowest market
prices.
The peach trains are still being heavily
laden.
A thumb on the hand is worth two in
dogs mouth
g. s. Humphrey, the popular halter, has
Just received Ii dozen fine Derby hats, rang.
ing In price from 81 to $3.50. Also the latest
style SILK dress hat, Dunlap and Others in
great variety, at 216 Market street.
The only sin that mankind is not lik ly to
be accuse of-Sincertty.
1.-THE New Anchor" the finest stove ma 10,
is now ready for inspection at H. F. Pickels',
and 8 East Fourth street.
A fellow who fell in love with school
ma am, called her Experience because to
him she was deaf teacher.
A question that is giving the law students
headache-"Can man marry his widows
sister.
lfyou are ambitious to move in the highest
circles, jein the next expedition to the
arctic regions
Fine Derby hats from 75c. to $2 90 each. We
are the only agents in Wilmington for the
genuine Dunlap hat. Sheppey, Palmer &
Co., one price hatters opposite the Clayton
House.
REED birds at Fullmer's 500 Market st.
What is the best adhesive label a trave or
can put on his luggage? To stick to 1t him
self.
GALL and see L. F. Adair's large stock of
furniture at 207 Market street.
A poem in rural paper begins: "Twere
better far that had died." After perusing
the effusion, candor compels us to agree with
the writer.
A book agent was knocked down by street
car the other day, and two wheels passed over
hischeek. The car is laid up pending repairs
The largest and cheapest stock of hats in
Wilmingt0njust received from New York at
Ross, 2l6 Market street; also an extra lot o.
gents scarfs at rs cents. Call and see them.
Councilman Abele refused to be sworn in
by Mayor Almond. He having been need
lessly confined in the city'cel's for contempt
"Buslness carried on without publicity"
must be the metto of the man that doesn't ad.
vertise.
Why are good resolutions like a suualling
baby at church? Because they should always
be carried out.
Churches will all be opened o-morrow.
kh. woe is me- ah, woe is me,
My dreams of bliss have flown away;
NV summer dreams Of peace have fled,
My Joy is up the spout to-day
Sigheth the oyster.
The oyster now doth dream anu sigh,
Beneath the incandescent stars,
While tears p ur down its mellow face;
t)ontound the RS
Most essentially.