Daily Republican., 1879-09-01
BREVITlEN.

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Fre'h salt oysters on the "Felton.
Salt oysters, Ice cold, for sale at Fullmer'l
Cupping and leeching at 1Os E. Second 81
Hot tea and coffee on board the FELTON,.
DR.. Stevens at the Clayton House, to-day.
Eight cents per line is charged for advertis
Ing In this column.
| Plug, how about the Hay.makers' music
bnx? Don't you think you had better win,
1t up again?
and Vincent to- morrow.
Everlasting air-tight jars at 75c. per dozen
at 2l2 French street.
Citizens OF tNe First Ward vote for Johr
Alden for Council.
1t Will only cost sl.25 to go to Atlantic CITY
next Thursday, and that will Oe the las
chance for tht, season.
Vernon's lard for sale at Weldin & Lloyd's
Seventh and King.
Citizens OF the Second Ward vote for Sam
uel Robert, for CITY Council.
Children can go on Union church excursion
to Atlantic City, on Thursday. for IS cents.
Garments quickly and cheaply repaired b,
B. Row, the tailor, 2l7 King street.
Citizens Of the Third Ward sheuld vote fo
Samuel A. Price, Jr.. for City Council.
Young man take your sweetheart to Allan.
tic CITY on Thursday.
People going on the Union excursion can
be accommodated with their bl eaktast on the
" FELTON,"
Citizens of the Fourth Ward vote for solid
John Fehrenbach and the brave soldier Tom,
Kelley for City Council, to- morrow.
The Big Quarterly brought about 5000 COL
ored people to the city, YESTERDAY, and none
OF them scarcely were drunk. The same could
net have been said of 5000 Democrats.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's, 500 Market st.
Citizens of the Fifth Ward vote to- morrow
for Henry Evans and Alfred Gawthrop for
City Council.
The man who gets the maddest at news
paper joke on himself, 8 the same party who
goes around showing the paper to every body
he meets when the joke Is on some other TEL
low.
The boat for the Atlantic City excursion on
Thursday, leaves French street wharf at $50
a. LII. Be on time!
AN immense stock Of hats and caps at G.
S Humphreys, ZIG Market street. Fall
styles OF Broadway silk hats now ready.
Citizens of the Sixth Ward vote tor Joseph
X. Adams Tor Council, tomorrow.
A Bible class af the Union M. E. Sunday
school will give an excursion to Point Look
out on Saturday, September 18th. Tickets 40
cents.
A dele cation OF Methodists from Whining
ton and surrounding country will go to
Southwood on Friday next to look for new
camp meeting grounds.
Stansbury Murray the popular barber Ill
East v ater street, has very fine assortment
Of cigars Tor the accommodation OF his Gus lom-
ers.
Citizens of the Seventh Ward should all
vote tor Caesar A. Rodney, tomorrow, for
Oouncil.
The REPUBLICAN is the leading local paper
II Wilmington, worth ten times the circu.a-
ion Of the Herald.
Notice to tho public.-l Will haIf-sole and |
leel boots and shoes for 81 and other mending |
n proportion, at s. w. corner ofSeventh and
ratnall streets John H. Bailey
Citiz ms of the Eighth Ward should vote
or William H. White, tomorrow, for Coun-
il.
Coroner Butz has his hands full again. Nc
ess than four cases on hand at one time.
First class dinners served on the "Felton."
Citizens of the Ninth Ward should vote for
J. Febiger and David X. Smith, tomorrow,
or City Council.
"Well. you'll own that she has pretty
,ot, won't you?' "Yes, I'll admit that, but
hen it never made half as much OF an impress
ion on me as the old mans
Pure cider vinegar at Weldin Lloyd's, at
eyenth and King.
Citizens OF the Tenth Ward should vote for
amuel q. Iazewell and Sherwood S. John
On for City Council. tomorrow.
Though this is a fall month, ysu needn't be
q hurry about packing away your summer
othing and eating out your woOlen ulsters !
Friends school, West street, has no extras.
ooks, &C.. furnished gratis French taught 6
professor. Free 10 all regular pupils.
. E. Bach, Principal, 600 W. Ninth street.
The polls open at II o'clock and close at I
-mOrrOw.
Farewell August, hope you will take your
osquitos with you. '
Hot tea and coffee, and also sandwiches can q
, obtained on the " FELTON," by all who 20
the Union excursion, on September the 4th,
Welcome September with variegated foil
70 and equinoctial storms n
The down country bush meeting jumping Fl
lored christian wasn't In town, yesterday. q
he religious services were conducted with
10 utmost pro. .riety.
Whittier says:
For all sad words OF tongue or pen,
he saddest are these, 1T might have BEEN"
True that c,ffee we had for breakfast
might have been" better, had we bought 1t t
Gsnss tea store, and L. Seventh street. G
In the worlds broad iela of battle, =
In the btvouas eflif6;
ps not like dumb, driven cattle;
Be nAFtyr-taks wife.