Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
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Sun rises l.l5. . Sun Sots 7,c7,

Sun rises 49,. Sun sets 7.c7.
, Turtle soup st FuIlmer's.
! Oupping and leeching at nj King st.
Lovely mornings, but whew! how hot.
Now is the time to cut down the weeds.
FERRIS BROTHERS.. '.rhE" Printers.
Be careful of your houses this hot weather
Deviled crabs 1t Fullmer's, sos Market st.
Eight cents line tor advertising In thil
column.
Those who take their vacation in July will
be very sorry in August that they didn't post.
pone 1t another month.
.,s ,EvssrEyb;Sdy e Eb;.iy praises Reynolds dinners on
We hear no more now OF the premium on
gold. O''
ny that tries how many times q minute
ne can alight on your nose has again put in
an appearance.
Special bargains in market wagons at lls
and 1l6 Orange street.
Here, here! Where is that fellow who pre-
dicted cool Summer? Let him stand up 10
we can hit him with red hot Thermometer,
and punch him in the ribs with our pencil.
II you want the cold weather to arrive
quickly, give note for three months with q
slim prospect Of having the wherewith to pay
1t when 1t becomes due.
For wlnd0w-shsles and mattresses. no to L,
F. Adair's, 2O7 Market street,
A beheaded Kansas rooster still lives after
iour months of decapitati0n. He Is fed at the
throat. and is In good health. His head was
cut of at the base Of the brain without inlur-
ing the spinal column.
| A meeting of the DUPONT Guards, Co. G.,
will be held this evening at their armory In
the Masonic Temple.
| Patronise the Wilmington leo and Coal Co.
They are the cause Of the low price for Ice.
Always make your purchases at the stores
that advertise.
Everybody reads the brevity column of the
REPCBLICAN.
Cheap water-eoolers, hammocks, window
screens, camp-chairs and archery ut the 99c.
store.
Free trade brings inferior and dearer qui-
question yet.
And now eantaloupes will be along soon,
and then sweet "taters."
Buy hats Of g. s Humphrey, at 2l6 Market
street, and save money. Great bargains In
straw hats, n price.
II keeps this ho', Berry will need about
70 gallons of zee cream to-day to supply his
patrons.
Now Is the time to carry pole on your
shoulder and pretend you are going a fishing.
Everybody goea for Reynolds salt oysters
on the FELTON,. ~
II lady named Curtis lost bible, she can
find It at McCormick's store, Seventh and
Jefferson streets.
The hotter the weather, the broader the
smiles OF the Ice and ice cream men.
Good music can be heard at the W.T.. r.
A.. No. 22O Market street, this evening. Go
and enjoy yourselves.
The more the merchants ad dvertise, the more
business they will do, no matter ifthe weather
is hot.
Salt oysters, ice cold, at Fullmers.
One hundred degrees in the shade, and
that in Wilmington. Who would have
thought it?
Go and see Prof. Italie, and get yourself q
mington, every Wednesday and Saturday.
Some four or five Of the leading officials
families OF the Union M. Z. church, in carry
ing out the Scriptural injunction: Increase
and multiply, have made 1t impossible to
attend camp.meeting this Summer.
Reynolds keens the most delicious ice cream
on board the Felton,"
Remarkable how few sunstrokes there are,
and yet 80 hot
Adjustable mosquito and hy screens. All |
kinds OF wire goods-seives, riddles, window
guards etc. Geo. H. Brown, IA W. I'd st.
Thomas Ford, 1t is said, is candidate for
Council in the Tenth Ward. There have been
worse men than Mr.. Ford In Council.
A Limited number OF Al market wagons
Tor sale at 1l3 and 115 Orange street.
The soiled doves who attacked city official
! couple OF days ago, crea ed another rumpus
IN Shipley street last night.
Everybody on board the "Felton" buys
ION fectioneries from Reynolds.
All kinds ofjob printing done at the REpUB-
.ICAN office. IL
Notice to the public.-I will halt-soIe and !
leel boots and shoes for 81, and other mending
n proportion, at 8. ". corner ofSeyenth and
ratnall streets. John f. Bailey.
What great blessing the street sprinkler
8.
Ladys slippers can be- found in almost G
very garden,
The Prospect Park NJ. f. church and Nor. I
yood Hall association, of Delaware Co., Pa, ,
rive an excursion to Reh0both, on Saturday, t
|uly 10. Trains leave WILMINGTON depot at t
80 a. m. Tickets $3.50. Children half v
rice. .
How many words have you made out Of
Commodore Vanuerbilt?" =
Don't forget that Reynolds furnishes the
est of dinners on board the "Felton."
Ifa body takes toddv
Largely made ofrye, F
If that toddy knocks a body,
Need body sigh?
Anybody that drinks toddy, IL
weather fit to fry.)
han thof hnJu tul nhop |S