Daily Republican., 1879-07-26
BREVITIES.

oo WIN the .. H. "A. 10 Cape May, Aug. 7.
II sun rises 4.b3. Sun sets 5,l9.
Turtle soup at Fullmer's.
Oupping and leeching at III King st.
FERRIS BROTHERS.. ''rAE" Printers.
DeViled crabs at Fullmer's, sos Market st.
Eight cents line tor advertising In thil
column.
Rehoboth will not be many years in rival
ing cape May as watering place.
Our fremen always do their duty wher
their services ore needed, no matter how
badly they are treated.
BY all means go on the moonlight excursion
on Monday evening.
Billany and Burton, at Rehoboth, found
tnat they were not equal to the emergency
yesterday, so far as feeding 5000 people wal
concerned.
Welcome to the gently falling showers al
animated nature Is revived.
More loc. goods at the ssc. store, and also
new folding camp.chairs.
July will soon be laid upon the shelf, and
then August with her thirty-o -one hot days en-.
ters upon the race.
Croquet is popular amusement on the
camp'meeting grounds at Rehoboth
Patronize the Wilmington Ice and Goal Go,
They are the cause of the low price for Ice.
| Don't forget the moonlight excursion of the
Soldiers and Sailors Monument Association,
on Thursday evening, July 3lst. The sol.
dlers friend, ELI Crozier, has 1t in charge.
The P. w, & B. Railroad Company was
puzzled once to geL cars enough for the Odd
Fellows' excursion. 1t was larger than they
expected.
Shame on Salisbury for their bad treat
ment of our firemen.
Salt oysters, ice cold, at Fullmere.
Rehoboth, Tor once, was completely eat out
yesterday.
The weather will not be too hot to 70 to
church, tomorrow. Never mind the flies.
Thursday, August 7, is the date of the S. l..
A. excursion. Tickets 81.
The flowers look smiling and bewitching
since the showers OF rain.
Adjustable mosquito and fly screens. All
kinds of wire g00ds-seves, riddles, window
guards, etc. Geo. H. Brown, 224 W. I'd st.
An excursion reunion is now advocated
every year by the Odd Fellows.
1t is said that the "Tom. Clyde" is to be
withdrawn from the Collins Beach route and
is to become the rival OF the "Republic" on
The Cape May route.
e. S. Humphrey, the hatter has an i'm
Dense stock of hats OF all kinds, at 2l6 Market
street. A big Job lot of fine hats at n price.
Dolph. Brown, of]unction s. Breakwater,
was fearful that the Delaware railroad could
not handle such a big excursion. But as he
looks upon his crippled engines, this morn.
ing, he will begin to think the boot is on the
other leg.
Showers are the best street scavengers.
They keep off yellow fever.
Plenty of music on St. Paul's Young Pee
ple's moonlight. Hear it.
The rain has come Just in time to save the
corn and potato crop from being failure.
All kinds ofjob printing done at the REPUB-
LICAN office.
Notice to the public.-I will half.soIe and
heel boots and shoes for 81, and other mending
In proportion, at s. W. corner of Seventh and |
Tatnall streets John E. Bailey.
In all the 5000 people at RehoDoth, yester-
day, we did not see drunken man.
Don't forget the young peoples moonlight
excursion of Olivet church on Wednesday |
night next.
A few tickets are yet Tor sale for the S. L. |
AS eighth annual excursion to Cape May.
Examine for yourselves
How the goods upon our shelves
Disappear;
And gaze upon the thr0ng
That all the hours long
PerSevere |
In crowding in the door
But ere we tell you more,
Let us say
lis because the firm is wise,
And with us advertise;
And thus they realize
It'll pay.