Daily Republican., 1879-07-24
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Tickets for the S. +. A. excursion, Aug. 7, 81.
Sun rises 4.61.. ;. Sun sets ~.

Tickets for the s. 4. A. excursion, Aug. 7, 81
Il Sun rises 4.6l. ...Sun sets 7.N
Turtle soup at Fullmer's.
Grasd day fol excursions.
Oupping and leeching at I'll King St.
FERRIS BROTHERS, ''rhE" Printers.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's, 500 Market st.
0 give me bunk on chunk Of Ice,
| Way down in thousand feet well,
And fan my brow with threshing machine.
For I'm sick of this hot spell.
Eight cents line Tor advertising In this
column.
1fyou want to keep the flies out, cultivate
geraniums or mignonette in your windows.
An lrishman speaks popular truth when
he calls the heated term "hated " term.
More l0c. goods at the s9c. store, and also
new folding camp.chairs.
If you want to succeed in business you
must invest In printers ink.
Some people seem to forget now hot the
weather Is when they are driving horse.
When a cat Is so mad that her hair stands
on end she mas fur straight appearance.
Hot coffee and sandwiches served on the
cars, on the l. y. O. +. excursion.
One day OF the week the city mills must be
dywfne.
An iron ladle has been fastened to the
iron spout OF the Monroe street spring.
Some of the farmers have stopped pasturing
their cattle, and they now feed them with hay.
All wishing to take advantage of the spe.
cial rates on the "Republic," tO Cape May on
Saturday, can he supplied with tickets good
for three days, by Frank Whelen, agent Tor
the Chester county managers, at the REPU g. |
LOAN OFFICE, or ut Fourth Street Wharf on |
Saturday morning. Tickets, good for three |
days, $l.25; children hall price.
The neighbors at Third and Harrison think
that Us the Board OF Health have requested |
the white-washing OF fences, it would not be |
amiss to have irog-pond in that vicinity |
The st. Mary's Catholic Sunday school are
off to Collins Beach to-day.
There is u boy in Kankakee so exceedingly
bright that his mother is obliged to use |
piece of smoked glass when she looks at him
Patronize the Wilmington Ice and Goal 90. |
They are the cause OF the low price for Ice.
When the owner ola skif steps on shore he
becomes landed proprietor.
The hunted doe Is swift when running for
deer life.
" Whose sheddeth mans blood by man
shall his blood be she'd" We commend this
passage particularly to the notice OF that
sweet little buttercup, the mosquito.
G. s Humphrey, the halter, has a great lot
Of the cheapest hats in Delaware at PIG Mar
ket street. Many fine hats at n price.
And now the Odd Fellows are praying for
ust such day as this for their excursion to-
morrow.
Said one good wife unto her mate,
Where shall we go to rusticate?"
The old man answered with a moan,
my dear, think we'll stay at home "
The West Chester papers are hunting up
hat Deciding Society that visited that town
rom Wilmington few days ago. n
Long will have plenty of refreshments on
hs |. U. D. +. excursion to RehObOth.
A goodly number went on the railroad
)cean City excursion this morning.
The sign, "Please shut the door, " looks !
idiculously out Of place this hot weather.
Grand rain last night, but still the cry is :
More and more. "
Notice to the public.-I will half-sole and .
eel boots and shoes for q, and other mending
4 proportion, at 3. W. corner of Seventh and
atnall streets. John E. Bailey. +
The grocery store of Robert Reynolds was Il
Did out yesterday by Constable Dillon. n
The City Council met at Ninth and Harri-
IN last evening, looked at each other, did
othing and adjourned,
When the water plugs are all lot loose on 4
he city, suppose the hydrants are all set q
going too. Let us have first class splash.
Salt oysters, Ice cold, at Fullmer's.
There are only nine cities in the world with !.
population Of over million. London leads u
It'll about 100000. T.
"Jack, YOUR wife is not go pensve as she ,
sed to be? "No; she has left that off, =
nd turned expensive. n
James II. Myers, President, has called on d
10 City Democratic Association to meet on b.
aturday evening.
Refreshments ut reasonable rates on trains C
I'd grounds, on l. o. o. f. excursion. u
The hot weather is awfully trying on anti.
oianity resolutions. -
1t is said that "true love never did run q
nooth." We've never seen it attempt to q
n, but 1t does some of the smoothest kind of u
'inging on the front gate. u
All kinds ofjob printing done at the REpUB- "
CAN office.
Lovers of the "Light Fantastic" should Y
tronize the s. L. A. excursion, Aug. T. A
Od programme and first-class music will be
oyided. Tickets 81. -
Ed made bet that he could eat 7
A thousand plates Of cream
Within the space Of thirty days 81
An easy task, twOuld seem.
The time passed on he won the bot, =
His strength he'd overrated- II
And while IT'S true Ed ate tho cream, i