Daily Republican., 1879-06-27
BREVITIES,
Sun rises 4.33. ;. Sun sets 1872,


Sun rises 4.33.. Sun sets 1872.
Turtle soup at Fullmer's.
Oupping and leeching at I'll King st.
FERRIS BROTHERS. 1.-THE" Printers.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's, 500 Market 81
Eight cents line tor advertising In thi
column.
A delightful time was experienced on tn
Susie Mccall " moonlight excursion las
night.
The next moonlight excursion will be b,
the B: q. OF the Union M E. Sunday scheoi
on Monday evening next. The ssFelton
will do the honors OF the trip.
More croquet, coolers, window.screens. sun.
umbrellas, fans and camp-chairs at the 99c
store,
Inc Democratic caucus bolt causes much
uneasiness in the party, and several gathered
IN little knots last night TO discuss the situa.
ton. 'N0 '''N'
The following appeared in Boston paper
Wanted-A reliable coachman, must not be
under sixty years of age, lame, ODe-eyed
nomeiy no neyo1l man preferred A wife and children
The West Presbyterian Sunday school left
the United States and went over to spain to.
day-Pennsgrove.
,r Patrontze the Wilmington Ice and Coal Co
Ihey are the cause of the low price for ice.
1t isa peculiar feature of the butter market
that d bad article outranks good one.
The farmers have set In for a hard fou,
weeks work.
A London tradesman advertises ladies'
shawls for dinner and breakfast. r,-0
Salt oysters, Ice cold, at Fullmer's.
Are you building air castles in Spain, Mr..
Jones?" said landlady to boarder. who
was thoughtfully regarding his coffee cup,
NO, madame, only locking over nv grounds
In Java, " replied Jones. -
The Prettiest girl in Wilmington will be- on
the moonlight excursion next Monday even.
ing.
Nothing interested the Sunday school ex-
culslonists yesterday more than to see the
dredxer scoop up great buckets of mud at the
Fourth street wharf.
Boots and shoes halt-soied and heeled for 81
per pair. Other repairing at reasonable rates,
Joseph Ingram, 2O3 West Eighth street.
The army at the poles is composed of fisher.
men.
Green apples, ipecac, and the doctors are
In fashion now.
Soon the small boy will make his proud
boast that he goes in swimming SIX times
daily.
Adjustable mosquito and fly screens. All
kinds OF wire gO0ds-seives, riddles. window
guards, etc. Geo. H. Brown, 224 W. I'd St.
Shoe fly! They are becoming very trouble-
some now.
From flagstaff point of view, the eagle is
the most stuck.up bird OF all the teathery
tribe.
The multitude praze thoze who are ut the
top ov the ladder without asking how they got
there.
The ICEBERG refrigerator, largest fee box,
charcoal filled, finely finished. Examine it
Vt Fl. F. Pickels, and East Fourth street.
Next week will witness an exodus for the
summer resorts.
Now is the season for fat men and baked
lams.
All kinds ofjob printing done at the REpUB-
loan office.
Notice to The public.-l will half-sole and
leel boots and shoes for 81, and other mending
n proportion, at $. w. corner of Seventh and |
catnall streets. John E. Bailey.
We are informed that the watermelon erop
viii be abundant this season. Well, let them
ONE.
Always pointed and with one eye to bust.
needle.
A man died In Ireland last year, aged lO6,
Who left daughter fifteen years old.
q. 5. Humphrey, the halter, at 2l6 Market
treet, has everything in the hat line right
own to the very bottom prices. All sizes, all
hapes and kinds. ChiIdren's hats for 6Oc,,
'orth 81, a bargain.
She sat BY the sad, sad sea,
watching passing boat,
And she strove to sing symphony:
But the notes trozs in her throat;
She saw the hotel fire afar
Send forth its cheerful smoke
And then went home by the light of a star.
And put her feet in soak.