Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
BREVITIES.

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September is marching along.
Wheat is rapidly rising in price.
Our telephone works grandly.
Throw up your hats for Maine.
The melon season is on the wane.
These are splendid days for pic-nics.
REED birds at Fuilmer's, 500 Market st.
The corn cutters knife is heard In the land
Now is the time to pot flowers for winter use
Salt oysters, Ice cold, Tor sale at Fullmer's.
The plum crop is said to be very large one
this season.
Eight cents per line is charged for sd vertis-
ing In this column.
Peaches are getting whitfield down to the
little end OF nOthIn ny.
Apple.butter '.scutchins" are in fashion In
the rural istrlcts.
The farmer is sowing Tor the next harvest.
Use lemons freely during the fever month
OF september.
Vernons lard for sale at Weldn g. Lloyds,
Seventh and King.
Pure cider vinegar at Weldin & Lloyd's, at
Seventh and King.
Philip Il. CLARK will again be candidate
for sheriff next year.
'NnOt slA Genus per pOunu aL NlOQlet0n'S g.
Fourth and King streets.
laakee Phelps was one Of the voters on
Tuesday last. He did, etay long In the city
Plump cattle fer butchering are now worth
from hve to Six cents per pound, on the no. =
an Omaha photographer advised a Ia
sister to assume pleasant simper."
REED birds atFullmer's 500 Market st
Owing to making repairs will sell Iurni-
ture at rock bottom prices at 2O7 Market st
In training colt he should be made so Ia
miliar with alarming noises that he will not
notice them.
Beware OF cards. Many young man has
fallen into the hands OF knave anu came
within an ace of going 10 the deuce.
Mucilage, unlike the small boy, takes no
vacation. 1t sticks to business all the year
round.
Every ody should 20 on the Young Ladies'
Bible Glass excursion to Point Lookout next
Saturday.
A spa low flying around through the church
annoyed Mr. Mann and his congregation on
Sunday evening.
Let the fraudulent voters, dishonest Inspec-
tors and repeating folicemen have taste Of
tho law altogether.
The ocrats. hunting up illegal Repubi.
can voters Is only guy to throw the RepuDll-
cans OIL the track.
The weather prophet is on hand, and is
predicting an early winter. Shoot him on |
the spot.
The largest stock Of hats and caps In the |
city Is at q. S Humphreys, 2l6 Market st.
q. 5. Humphrey, the halter Of Wilmington.
Croziers string music, any number OF pieces
desired, for social. private, or surprise parties.
No. 800 South Jackson street.
Don't forget Harry l.. Smiths segar eDpo-
liam. The choicest brands OF tobacco and
,eyars. Violin and banjo Duets Dy the re.
lOwned Lovett Brothers every Tuesday and
evenings.
Fine Derby hats from 75c. to $500 each. We
ire the only agents in Wilmington for the
genuine DuniaD hat. Sheppey, Palmer Il
10, one price matters, opposite the Clayton
House.
Notice tO tne pnbiic.--l Will haii-soIe and
Ieel DoOs and she's for q, and other mendine
q proportion, at 8. w. corner Of Seventh and
ratnall streets. John z. Bailey.
The donkey Is q pretty Bird
So gentle and 30 wise; 4
1t has . silky little tail,
With which to irisk the flies.
Upon its head two ears 1t bears,
So silky. long and soft,
That when the tail can't reach the htes, ;.
The ears can whisk them oil. e