Daily Republican., 1879-06-06
BREvITIES.
Sun rises 4.32. :. Sun sets 7.25
Hail last night.
Turtle solIn at FuIlmer's

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Cupping and leeching at I'll King st.
FERRIS BROTHERS., '!THE" Printers.
Russell & Spencer have the best &c. skirt
Devlled crabs at Fullmer's, sos Market St
Eight cents line tor advertising in thil
column.
Captain Smith of the Tom Clyde is courte
GUS, atable and obliging.
Lawn Mowers sharpened for s1.OO at 4Ot
King street.
The fountains throughout the city are free,y
patronized by man and beast. WHAT would
we do without them!
A number OF colored people enjoyed them
selves in picnic at Rattle Snake Run yes
terday.
Have you seen the best 25c. skirt made: at
Russell Spencer's.
After all, the strawberry crop seems to be o
partial failure.
Even il man has no brains, II he keeps his
boots we'll polished he shines at one end.
Go to A. b. Holt, 1O9 West Second street,
for bargains in dryRO0ds.
The Republic" is preparing for her Sum
| mer trips.
George Mckay, the miikman, has aImest
eutireiy recovered frem his severe illness.
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Quigg's, Ninth and Shipley.
Twelve hundred on the Union Sunday
school excursion yesterday.
More of those cheap ice.c0olers, also bows
AMI arr ws at the 80 cent store.
VI is now the clumsy crOquet ball doth seek
the tender buniDn.
Latest style plain tea setts a p:eces) sOc at
q, King street, above Second.
A young mother in the western part of the
city calls her baby Alpha and Omega.
Patronize the Wilmington Ice and Coal Go.
They are the cause of the low price for ice,
The lady who took boiled cabbage and ham
along on the excursion yesterday hadn't
enough Tor all who wanted 1t.
n is now the morning sunbeam gilds the
coleus and the onion.
The place to get your pictures framed Is at
McMOnagle's. N. W. corner Third and King.
The man that listens through key-hole
hears no good OF himself.
Everybody that looks on tho dark side OF
life for troubles generally see what they are
locking for.
Ribbons, laces, ties and trimmings of all
descriptions at the Bee Hive, Russell X Spen-
GER
The shad season is getting whitfield down
to a small point.
There are great many idle people In Will
mington, but it is because they do not want
work.
Always consult Mccartney, No. 2 W. Tenth
street. for -four feed, and, in fact for anything
in his line.
Captain Smith is a mighty good steamboat
captain, but he has something to learn in
cr0quet yet.
II you have neglected to paint your front
shutters and DOORS 1t is not too late yet
Use Turner's Celebrated Coal Tor family
use There is no better in any market, and
he defies the trade to beat 1t.
The most important person at the seaside
resort now is the hotel clerk.
Green peas and lamb are the luxurles now,
but they hayea siivery taste.
Boots and shoes halt-soled aud heeled for 81
per pair. Other repairing at reasonable rates,
Joseph Ingram, 2U3 West Eighth street.
Clean the cutters in front OF ysur houses,
and avoid sickness.
The ICEBERG refrigerator, largest ice bcx,
charcoal filled finely finished Examine it
at II. f. fickcls, and East Fourth street.
Some rowdes stole ginger cakes on the ex-
cursion yesterday 10 keep the whisksy down.
Go to Fountain, Sixth and Market streets
to get yonr hair cut with Clark's patent clip.
pers. NO extra charge for bay rum and
tonic.
Are you going to the Brandywine Summit
camp-ineetIng this Summer?
We have irce.burnng large nut coal, Just
the th,ng for this weather, only 1928 per ton
(iOr CASH. Now is the time. delays are
dangerous. Adam tirubb n Son.
A pretty girl won musIet at q French lot
terry. When they gave it to her she asked,
"don't they give soldier with it"'
Salt oysters, ice cold, at Fullmer'S.
The hail storm did not prevent large aud
ience from attending the Nlillard ilulal con.
cert last night.
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.
Brown says that married man sometimes
finds himself to be an April fool soon after the
wedding March is over.
Notice to the pu0lic.-I will half-sole ald
heel boots and shoes for 81 and other mondirg
In proportion, at s. W. corner of Seventh and
Tatnal streets. John E. Bailey.
Next Thursday the "Feton" will COM
mence her Summer Philadelphia trips.
A large stock of the most improved refrig-
orators, ice coolers and ice cream ireezers, al.
so the Harvest Home and many other fine
stoves, at Johnson's housefurnshng store, 225
Market street.
The puzzle which careful mothers try to
solve is how to train the girls, and how to re-
st rain the boys.
Adam Grubb n Son have reduced the price
Of their Turkey Run Lehigh coal to 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.
How did the policeman got down from the
awning where the tcrocious bull dog had IL ecd
him?
All who contemplate buying hats to-day or
Saturday, June 7lh, will bepleased II they see
the mammoth stock at Il. 5. Humphreys, 216
Market rect.
p. S.-Special inducements in ever depart.
ment.