Daily Republican., 1879-07-29
BREVITIES.
Sun rises 4.68. Sun sets III,
nrtle soup at Fullmer'e.

| JAZZ iiccb BOO. sSU0 B0t3 1.lI.
Turtle soup at Fullmer's.
Now for another fall in butter.
Ice cold lemonade on the "Fe!ton."
Cupping and leeching at III King St.
Fine confectionery on the Felton,"
FERRIS BROTHERS.. '.rhE" Printers.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's, sos Market St..
| Good dinners are served on the ss.Felton. ="
Eight cents line tor advertising In this
column.
The man who tells another of his faults is
his best friend.
Every man could have wife If he only
maiden effort. But lass he won't.
A gentleman In Pennsylvania is so much
opposed to capital punishment that he refuses
to hang his garden gate.
Farmers should cut the Canada thistle now
If they want to kill it.
Patronise the Wilmington Ice and Coal %.
They are the cause Of the low price for ice.
The tramps have gone to pay visit to the
peach.growers.
Butcher-Come. Robert, be lively now ;
| break the bones in Mrs. Williamson's chops,
and put MIR. Smiths ribs in the basket for
him.
Robert (briskly)-All right, sir: lust as
| INSO-- ~S
There are pair of large scales in the post
0t1ce, which the ladies are very fond of stand
ing on when they see there are no weights,
people never cough after taking my med
icine, advertises Doctor. Is 1t so fatal as
that?
The moonlight excursion of the Young
Peoples Association of the st Paul's M. +.
church will come off tonight. Last night was
tcO wet.
Salt oysters, ice cold, at Fullmers.
James Bradford, it Is said, is to be put for
ward as Democratic candid ite tor President
of City Council.
The piping of the plOver in his midnight
fight is distinctly heard these warm nights.
Your wife can do the marketing cheaper
than you, but you can carry the basket better.
Ice water should be sipped-..not swallowed.
This gives 1t chance to assimilate Itself
somewhat to the temperature OF the body.
Don't forget the Shields Library Assoca-
ton August 7th.
Everybody contemplating making an ex
cursiOn finds the REPUBLICAN to be the paper
to advertise in.
g. S. Humphrey, the halter, has an i'm
mense stock Of hats OF all kinds, at ZIG Market
street. A big job lot of fine hats at n price.
Hanging baskets are best watered by dip.
ping in bucket or tub OF water.
The Democrats have commenced an active
city campaign already.
As IL matter of fact hornet is Of no more
use to picnic party than last year alma.
nae.
The farmers are already ploughing for fall
seeding.
White potatoes are coming into marAet in
large quantities, and they are OF excellent
quality.
Adjustable mosquito and fly screens. All
kinds of wire oods-seives, riddles, window
guards, etc. Geo. H. Brown, "a W. I'd st.
A gentleman just home from Europe,
where he has been for couple OF years, says
he finds on his return that the REPUBLICAN
is away ahead Of every ether paper in circula
ton.
The First Ward Democrats will organize at
the Black Horse hotel tomorrow evening.
Ifa man ever intends to shorten his days,
he should do it when they are hot.
Don't despair-only three more days in
July, and then it is not quite six months un-
til Christmas, by which time 1t probably will
be much coo er.
Railway frogs are good even in months that
haven't an X.
According to the almanac for 1850 there will
be seven eclipses next year.
Fresh salt oysters can be had on the "Fel-
ton. "
Dent think you are indispensable. When
you die, some fellow will step in and take
your place, and probably fill 1t more accepta-
bly, than you have dSne.
We intend to get new double cylinder
press, but still we can supply few hundred
more subscribers with our old one.
.rhora,S O woman at the bOttOm of H. ~ ne
the man said when his wife tels into the vel.
measuring eight and half inches around the
waist She IL evidently tired o hearing OF
"hailstoDes the size of hen s eggs, " and is
determined to inaugurate reform III this
particular. 1t is hoped all the hens in the
country will turn in and assist her in her
laudable efforts.
All kinds ofjob printing done at the REpuB-
LIoAN office.
Notice to the public.-I will haIf-sole and
heel boots and shoes for q and other monding
in proportion, at s. W. corner Of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
O, the Fourth of July
ly-ly-sy-ly-
o, the Fourth Of July is q lie,
Since the numbering, plundering Yankee
swooped down, like demors, with blade and
brand,
To conquer and crush our lovely land,
And throttle us with an ron hand,
And deny the glorious right and grand
To Sovereign state its own command,
While they shouted the Tory cry.
-tOkolons (Miss) states, July 2, 1871
Hon. W. Y. Little, President Of the
Senate Of Alabama, died yesterday in