Daily Republican., 1879-06-04
BREVJrHES.
Sun rises 4 80. :. san sets T.2i

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Sun rises 81. E. san sets 7.2i
Turtle soup at Fullmers.
| Cupping and leeching at III King St.
How to mind a taby-firss get your baby.
FERRIS BROTHERS, "TAE" Printers.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's, 500 Market 81.
Eight cents line Tor advertising In THE
column.
Lawn Mowers sharpened for 800 at 400
King street.
The Union Sunday school will not postpone
their excursion tomorrow morni ok on account
OF rain, lift should be raining.
Bran, corn, oats and mill feed at No. 2 W.
Tenth street.
lfyou want pleasant time 20 on the Union
Creedm0or excursion TO- morrow.
A few days ago We described the Wells
Brothers refrigerator in Eighth street mar
ket. Our attention is called to one at almost
every store now.
Go to A. B. Holt, 1O9 West Second street,
for bargains In drygoOds.
Now Is the time to set out flower and vege.
table plants.
Try the Pearl and King reirigerators at
Quigg's, Ninth and Shipey.
The patter Of the rain drops was sweet mu.
sic to 20 to sleep by last night.
Patrenise the Wilmington Ice and Coal Co.
They are the cause of the low price for ice.
A lot of boot. blacks sitting on curbstone
may not be India rubber boys, though they are
gutter perchers.
A lew nice straw hats. worth sl,25, for 99c,
also thin coats tor zoe. at the 80 cent store.
at IL the little bits of things that fret and
worry us" says Josh. Billings; "we kan
dodge an elephant but we kant fly.
Throw up the windows, and let the pure air
In through your dwellings
The place to get your pictures framed is at
McMonagle's. N. w. sorner Third and King,
Between 400 and 500 Indians near Ashland
have taken the pledge. They got the idea
| that the pledge was something about whiske!,
and that was enough.
| Boots and shoes half-soed and heeled for 81
per pair. Other repairing at reasonable rates,
Joseph Ingram, 20S West Eighth street.
The farmers are now filing up their dogs
teeth in preparation tor the tramp season.
The success OF church choiI singeris, after
all, a matter Of chants.
The ICEBERG refrig orator, largest ice box.
charcoal filled. finely finished. Examine it
at Fl. +. Pickles, and East Fourth street.
! The lapse of half ceRtury-those of old
maids so years old.
| Those terrible school commencements are
upon u.s.
Great reduction in coal. Egg and stove
coal $45O per ton. nut coal S4.25 per ton for
cash. George W. Bright. King street wharf.
Potatoes are struggling in the row for lay
over room.
If the Mayor closes one unlicensed saloon
every time man is killed. there will be about
3DO murders before they all closed.
We have free burning large nut coal, Just
the thing for this weather, only S4.25 per ton
| (ior cash.) Now is the time. delays are
dangerous. ~ Adam tirubb & Son.
The flowers in market this morning look
fresh and blooming.
The rain last evening interfered with the
Ladies' Aid meeting.
Salt oysters, ice cold, at Fullmer's.
Chinney-sweeping must be good business,
it scots everybody who tries It,
Roses are blinking and winking everywhere
now.
Powell is selling shad both wholesale and
retail on his stall in the Third street market,
and cleaning them ready for the pan or salt
ing down, at reasonable prices.
Articles predicting no flies this Summer are
read with pleasure by bald-headed men.
Bouquets sent to this Office for the reporter
who loves flowers should be properly directed.
Notice to tne puhl!c.-I will half-sOle and
heel boots and shoes Tor 81, and other mending
| in proportion, at S. ". corner OF Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
This is what is called emher-day, and, it is
said, governs the next three months.
a year ago the Potter Butler plague was
raging.
A large stock of the most improved refrig
orators, Ice coolers and ice cream treeZerS, al
so the Harvest Home and many other fine
stoves, at JOhnsOn's hOuseiurnishing store. 225
Market street.
Mowing-machine agents and lyhtning-rod
men entertain the farmers now.
Ice cream has tumbled to seven cents per
plate in many of the Pennsylvania towns, but
our Wilmington dealers have not heard OF it
yet.
Adam Grubb & Son have reduced the price
of their Turkey Run l4ehigh coal 10 a very
low figure for cash. $3.50 per ton Tor stove or
egg, and $4.25 per ton for large nut. Now is
the time to buy.
The old robins are nov teaching their young
ones how to fly.
The Asbury M. E. church strawberry festi-
val is in full bloom now.
Bargains in all kinds OF hats at q. s. Hum
phrey's, ZIG Market rect. A goot umbrella,
! 2S and 80 inches, soc. Silk hats $3.50. Fur
nishing goods in great variety, and straw hats
special inducements.
Thou season of the year sublime,
| When nature tunes her voice
O,vernal, happy pic-nic time,
When Sunday schools rejoice,
When little boys and girls go out
Meath sylvan monarchs old,
And xayly dance and frsk akout,
And catch their deaths a-cOld.