Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
BREVITIES.
sun rises 5 SO SIM seta Q IS.

l OOulu-Lhug
!, Salt oysters, Ice cold, tor sale at Fullmer'
u Soon partridsts and rabbits will begin
I ripen.
Eight cents per line is charged for advertii
| ing In this column.
Ve-non's lard for sale at Weldin & Lloyd,
Sevent and King.
Seventh and King.
l'on't be in hurry just yet about rushing
out the winter ulster.
The cry of the batter these cool morning
is, "shoot that straw hat"
Shot six cents per pound At Middleton's
Fourth and King streets.
REED birds at Fullmer's sos Market at.
Three North Carolina newspapers are own
ed and run by colored men.
Pint and two quart fruit jars, porcelain and
glass tops, at the 30 ent store.
The exposures OF the Democratic e'eclion
frauds are making things lively.
A drive In the country, in the lang uage OF
the fair sex, is just perfectly elegant.
Go out west, young ladies. 20 out W est
wives are much In demand in that eettio
'What's on you?" is the latest Ohio style
OF asking person what Is the m litter.
When policeman does his duty doL't End
fault W tn him, no matter whe is hurt.
Kelley & Co are running night and day,
filing orders for their Bofax linen Soap.
The only trip some people have taken this
| summer was on banana skin. We are not
all rich.
The reporters say locals are scarce today,
but the REPUBLICAN will have its share Of
them.
To-day reminds US of the hasty approach
Of tall and soon we will hear reports from
hogs livers.
Some people consider 1t moral delinquence
for child en- to have an opinion different from
their elders
According to the entomologist of the Gin
cinnau CONNIE cial, the hornet is lit Q
stern wheel rhnocerus.
The West Oh ster "Local News" wants the
whipping post as pun shment ior wife be t.
ers. It's head Is level.
No trouble whatever to catch cold at night
now by having too much of o breeze through
the sleeping chamber.
All those who intend to engage In house.
ke ping should remember that Adair's is the
place to buy their furniture.
Crozier's string music, any number Of pieces
desired, for cial. private, or surprise part es.
No. 800 South Jack on at eet.
The sexton looks upon the minister very
much as the Snowman does upon his hve-leg
calf, or his man with The iron Jaw.
A little Sunday school &c olar, when asked
to define chaos, q iswered that 1t " as o great
pile OF pothing and nowhere to put 1t.
The largest stock Of hats and caps in the
city is at q. s Humphreys, 216 Market St
G.. s Humph 'ey, the halter Of Wilmington
II takes my tex dts morning." said G ,lor-
ed preacher, from dat portion OBJ de scriptur
where de Pos'le Paul pints his pistol to de
Feshi0ns.'
Notice to the public.-l WILL naif-sole IN,
heel boots and shoes for 8, and other mendint
tp proportion, At &. W. corner Of Seventh and
ratnall streets. John E. Bailey.
An auctioneer endeavoring to sell a
towliug piece. and failins to get bid, a by
tander who had read the papers said, '.blow
In the muzzle and 1t will go Off"
Fine Derby hats from TOO. to $500 each We
are the only agents In Wilmington for the |
1enuine Dun ap hat. Sheppey, Palmer 4 |
.'o. one price hatters, opposite the Clayton
House.
Prof Hochkepnel's night school will be |
very largo this year. 1t will open on Septem. /
Der 18th at On o'clock Ladies and gen le- |
men will be instructed in any desirable |
branch or language at Askew Building, 7th
and Market streets, second story.
Maud Muller o. fair Ju day,
Went to the field and turned the hay.
Beneath her hat her hair was "banged,'
And from its brim no ribbon hanged.
The hay she pitched on an old ox-cart
Until her hands did bleed and smart;
And when she raked into BUNDLES nest,
Of all tast time Maud made the best.
She tossed and moaned the live-long night, 1
Fur her ssft optic was punged up tight.
How whom her dad farm hand lacks, s"
0xud staM at h0 10 and fries slapjacksA-
And Aells him to hire 4 trAmn. I