Daily Republican., 1879-07-28
BREvITIEs.
Sun rises ass. Sun sets 7.l8.
turtle SOup At Fullmafsa.

Sun rises l.65.. Sun ssts 7.l8. cid
Turtle soup st Fullmsrs.
Toe celd lsmonade oil thSs4' FELTON,. ="
Oupping ard lssching at nj King st.
Fine confectionery on the "Felton.
Mosquitoes penetrate int the best society.
FERRIS BROTHERS, '.rhE' Printers.
Deviled crabs st Fullmsr's, 500 Market st.
Good dinners are served on the "Felton. !"
Eight cents line TOR advsetising In this
column.
The same man who finds the weather too
warm for church sits under the bIszing can
vas OF circus without a murmur.
A Chicago girl says that one grand object
OF having beau is to save her packet money.
A smart girl can devour $25 worth of luxuries
per mont ., ifpaid for by some one else.
The M. E. church at New Castle contem-
plate renewing their Battery meetings about
the first of August, and will replace the old
plank tabernacle with large tent.
Eight years ago Washington Nathans was
murdered, and the murderer has not yet been
found.
Rev. J. H, Caldwell and lady left on Thurs.
day ior Ocean Grove, where they intend to
spend two weeks.
Brunettes are rejoicing at the rich red tints
that are In style.
Bishop Simpson Is to prea,h the sermon at
the tenth anniversary at Ocean Grove, July
81. Bishop Harris will preach the opening
sermon at the camp-meeting, August 10.
So far as We have heard there have been no
objections to the showers that have fallen.
1t Is said that potato-bugs are not so do
structive this year as they were formerly.
Patronizs tho Wilmington loo and Coal 90.
They are the cause Of the low price for ice,
Jupiter's cloudy equatorial bars are now
visible in the telescope.
"Mutton corn Is the Florida name Tor a
roasting ear.
"A charge to keep have!" as the gun
said when 1t was loaded and put way Tor lu-
ture uss.
This week will finish up July and usher in
August.
Corn and potatoes are now calling for lay
over room?
Salt oysters, Ice cold, at Fullmer's. :.
Love can excuse everything except mis-
sing shirt button.
Get ready for camp-meetings and Katy did.
its.
The showers are coming at delightful inter-
walls and just when needed.
The humane driver will protect his horses
from flies, and freely use the drinking foun-
tains.
g. s Humphrey, the halter, has an i'm.
mense stock Of hats OF all kinds, at ZIG Market
street. A big JOB lot Of fine hats at Il price.
It's the hosiery dealer who has large
stockin trade.
Henry Ward Beecher, it is said, is going to
Inlt In nxytt north l. Ipxk. l..
now.
II Governor Hall had appointed q few more
COlOnels, the pOtatO-b bugs would have been
entirely driven from Delaware.
The first U. s. post Office was opened 104
years ago last Saturday.
With geod nights Tor sleeping, the dust
nicely laid, corn and potatoes we'll watered,
pasturage renewed and streams replenished,
shouldn't we all be ha. py once more?
Fresh salt oysters can be had on the "Fel.
ton.
The "Worker" says: "One OF our city
Methodist preachers received letter con.
tanning ten dollar note with not stroke Of
pen to inform from whom or whence 1t
came.
When you cannot find man to talk poll
tics or railroad. you are dead sure to strike
him on bass hshing.
The horse that draws the sprinkler is hav
ing rest these snowery days. Thus does
rain benefit both man and beast.
Yesterday was the last day of camp at
Chester Heights.
All kinds ofjob printing done at the REPuB-
LICAN Office.
Notice to tho public.-I will halfsoIe and
heel boots and shoes for q, and other mending
In proportion, at s. W. corner of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John z. Bailey.
lfevery one VINO played the fool
Had died and turned to clay,
How many people would be lett
Alive and well to.daY2