Daily Republican., 1879-08-14
BREVITIEH.

Turtle soup 1t Fullmer's. ''
Passing away-The Summer.
Now Is the time for perch fishing,
The girl of the warm season-Fan.
Fresh salt oysters on the I" Felton,"
Cupping and lesching 1t nj King st.
FERRIS BROTHERS, 'sTHE' Printers.
Salt oysters, ice cold, for sale at Fullmer's.
Hot tea and coffee on board the FELTON,. u
Eight cents per line is charged for advertis-
ing in this column.
In searching for q wife look only at tho feet,
for does not the old adage tell us that "All's
we'll that ends we'll? ?"
Those two Illinois sisters who suicided to-
gether were probably frightened into 1t by
the report that Brick Psmeroy was looking
around for new wife.
Shaving &c. &c., on Seventh
Fruit cans manufactured by Parry, opposite
Third Street Market House, 232 King street.
To dyspepti,: We believe all the recog-
niZed medical authorities agree that you can.
not impart tone to the stomach by swallowing
a jewsharp,
A bold young man explained why he had q
pretty girl on his lap with his arms around
her, by saying that he was engaged In the
study Of weights and measures.
"Give the devil his due, " said a nighty
orator, Then up rose a backw00dsman and
said, He will take his due don't you be
afeard."
Ready made beds. holsters and pillows at
L. r. Adair's. no. 2O7 Market street, at very
low prices.
Many young men will pay more for repair
| a 90 "a fhnv
willingly devote to improving their minds.
net half try.
Music of Narragansett Pier: 1.-THE Battle
ofSprague."
Communicative have used other soap and
claim that Kelley x Co.'s Borax Linen Soap
takes the lead.
The Philadelphia Record, +" after search
OF months, has discovered that the girl who's.
face is stamped on the Bland dollar is Phil
adelphia school teacher by the name of Miss
Anna Williams.
All the furnaces In the land are commenc-
ing to blow and sputter.
You can get good board at almost any lum.
Der yard.
More cheap water-coolers at the 99c. store.
Also windOw-screens, camp-chairs, oil stoves,
apple-parers, corers and slicers combined,
Some physicians declare that no meat ex-
cept poultry and lamb should be eaten in not
weather. Perhaps those physicians get a divy
from the mutton and poultry dealers.
Mr. Guthrie may be in the next Council al.
ter all, If he can beat Mr.. Lichtensten. This
may explain his declination to run for Coun-
Gil In the Tenth Ward, though his election in
the latter would be more sure.
Josh. Billings having been reported seri-
ously Ill, the NorristOwn "Herald" says it's
an advertising dodge for the benefit of his
forthcoming book.
Several Wilmington people have gone out
to-cay to the McFarlin reunion at Newport.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's, 500 Market st.
The Wilmington camp.meeting companies
are putting up their big tents at BrandYwine
Summit to-day.
The "Pierrepont has been raised and ia
ken to Philadelphia for repairs.
The tickets for the Union M. E. church ex-
cursion to Atlantic City are selling lively.
New fall styles OF hats and caps Just re.
ceived at G. s. Humphreys, the halter, 2l6
Market street. straw hats at less than cost.
When good man becomes bad all bad men
turn against him.
The mosquitoes have found their way to
Wilmington.
The "Washy" boys are havi ng pleasant
day for their Cape May excursion.
Notice to tho public.-l Will haIEsole and
heel boots and shoes for 81, and other mending
In proportion, at s. W. corner of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey
Politics are getting warmer as the days are
getting cooler.
General Burnside recently reviewed the
militia OF Rhode Island. The militia rode by
in hack.
The Talleys are tallying their faces in Tai
ley's woods, Brandywine Hundred, to-day.
Frst.class dinners served on the "FeI ton."
To end filtration by tplling in love is
sort of flame conclusion.
Engineers are not the only ones who have
to whistle for their pay.
Job work done neatly and with despatch at
the REPUBLICAN, office.
Pain Searcher (Dr Simms) cures cramps
and pains in the stomach or bowels in from l
to S minutes. Depot Fourth and King Phil
adelphia, 6O2 Arch street. Sold by dealers. +
Only thread of golden hair,
| Pernaps q boon or treasure rare,
| On which some lonely heart may dwell,
l weep alone because it fell
Into the butter.
| Only faded shred of blue,
Mayhap twas worn by lover true,
But loudly wailing, s0bs tie wind,
Departed long, but here we find
1t in the hash.
Only cur. a common dog,
But through the dark and thickening fog,
With eyes sagacious, and bara profound,
He wandered on till safely ground
into bologna.