Daily Republican., 1879-09-12
BREvITIEs.
sun rises b.ss. Sun sets o.15.

sun rises b.38.. sun sets 6.15.
Prepare for frost.
Look out for sausage and scrapple soon.
| REED birds at Fullmer's, 500 Market st.
Glass and porcelain top jars, at sac. store.
A scandal-monger is aperson to Admire.
Salt oysters, Ice cold, for sale ct Fullmer's.
| Eight cents per line is charged for ad vertis
Ing In this column.
| Give wet cellar the chance and 1t is SUR
TO create sickness in the house sooner or la
ter.
The place to get furniture is at 2O7 Marke
street.
| Sunfi0ver seeds give peculiar gloss to the
plumage of poultry to be had from no othel
source
There is no fashionable nonsense about na-
ture. The autumn leaves will wear the same
color this year as last.
vernon's lard for sale at Weldln & Lloyd's,
Seventh and King.
Swimming season is over, but not the bath
ing season, that should never be over.
Snot six cents per pound at Middl eton's 8,
Fourth and King streets.
Ladies' high shoes for walking are made
wide and loose, with no pressure on the in
step, and slip on and off easily.
Next year is "Leap Year." Ladies', look
before you leap.
Kelley Il Co are making a splendid article
in their BOrax Linen soap, Tor which they are
finding ready sale.
A little too soon yet to have the outside
painting done.
Tho mosquito of September is as superior to
tho mosquito of summer as the grind organ Is
to the AOlian harp.
Hats retailea at wholesale prices. Call and
be convinced. Sheppey. Palmer & Co., the
one price hatters, opposite Clayton House.
Don't forget that the FIRST train for the
young ladies' Bible class picnic at Point
Look k.out will leave the P. w. & B. depot at
$50 q. m, and the last at 3p. IN.
The stove dealers are preparing for rich
harvest
REED birds at Fullmer's. 500 Market st.
The bar tender is opposed to the politician
who wants to have 1t put on the slate.
1.-THE early bird gets the worm," but q
gnurly apple gets it also.
Crozier's string music, any number Of pieces
de yred, for social. private, or surprise parties.
No. 800 South Jack,on street.
Pi0us people should be imbued with an ex-
tra supply of grace now before they undertake
to put up the winter stove pipe.
The Morris Whites" and the "Smocks {"
rule the peach market now.
Pure elder vinegar at Weldin & Ll0yd's, at
Seventh and King.
The Baptist Mission held In the Baptist
are having interesting meetings,
Welcome New York to the Republican COL
umn.
Columbia umbrellas, made of fine, soft
and guaranteed absolutely fast
color, sold by Sheppey, Palmer u Co., hatters,
opposite the Clayton House.
Now is just the time for turning over q new
leaf.
kOusekeepers will soon be having the
house -clea9 ming ferer; stand from under.
Centennial Flowers, rich, rare, elegant and
fragrant perfume, the finest In the market,
and the cheapest for its quality, only 90 cents;
sold at Fourth and King streets
Idlers waste fortune In half the time that
makes one.
Notice u The puDiio.-l Will half-solo and
heel boots and shoes for q, and other mending
In proportion, at s. W. corner ofSeventh and
Tatnall streets. John L. Bailey.
Edisxs get one iAlportant item of subslst-
encs at q low price-they get bored for moth
Ing.
1t ds a positive fact that G.. s Humphrey,
the halter, ZIG Market street, has the largest 1
most desirable and cheapest stock Of hats, caps
and umbrellas In Wilmington. Nsbby silks, |
genuine Dunlap AMI others.
En-. Jones don't like the name of Whoa |
Emma. She and the policeman whom she
,ays sent her to "bulldoze +" the RRPuBLI-
IAN, no doubt, drunk whiskey out Of the
,ame bottle.
Prof. Hochkeppel's night school will be
very largo this year. 1t will open on Septem.
s~ l5th at 61d O'Clock. Ladies and gentle.
men will be instructed In any desirable /
Drauch or Language at Askew Building, 7th |
and Market streets, second story.
Oh, Blaine!
OfMainet
Nur Jim
With brass
And sass
And pluck and vim!
Again,
Jim Blaine,
You've bat led right
Ana won the tight;
Clear out of sight,
You've knocked 'em quite
You have the grit that's true,
James Dlains, hsw Dc ycudoe