Daily Republican., 1879-08-30
BREVITIES.
sun rises 6.28.. Sun sets $50.
Turtle soup ut Fullmer's.

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Turtle soup at Fullmer's.
Reed birds will soon be ripe
Fresh salt oysters on the "Felton."
Salt oysters, ice cold, for sale at Fullmer's.
Oupping and leeching at 10a E. Secead St.
Hot tea and coffee on board the "Felton. :"
Big lunch at d. Omensetter's, 100 Shipley.*
At this time the youth and maiden linger in
the evening air,
And she sighs in broken accents, Charley,
don't you Inuss my hair -
Eight cents per line is charged for advertis.
Ing in this column.
Adair, 2O7 Market street, Is selling windsor
chairs for $3.50.
Girls should remember: "Where igno-
rance is bliss It's folly to be wives. "
Everlasting air-tight jars at 75c. per dozen,
at 2l2 French street.
A great many inquiries were made yester-
day for Pat. Maloy, the REPUBLICAN poet of
Thursday.
Vernon's lard for sale at Weldin & Lloyd's,
Seventh and King.
iris said a soft answer will turn away
wrath. But soft tomato won't. We've tried
Garments quickly and cheaply repaired by
B. Row, the tailor, 2l7 King street.
The g0lten sovereign makes less noise in
the contribution box than penny piece
principally for the reason that 1t is never put
in.
Jewelry nicely cleaned when repaired by
Millard F. Davis, No. 9. Z. Second street.
That was neat, the remark OF young law
student on Market street, the other morning.
A friend accosted him, "Charles, | wish you
would change this twenty dollar bill for me?"
The blushng but pleased student lifted his
hat and replied, my good boy, you tiatter
me, You hatter me-"
An immense stock OF hats and caps at G..
s. Humphreys, PIG Market street. Fall
styles OF Broadway silk hats now ready.
Job work done neatly and with despatch at
the REPUBLICAN office.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's, sos Market st.
People who take their meals at restaurants
must shudder when they read the advertise.
ment, Wanted-Women for puddings.
Notice to the puDlic.-I Will hali-sole and
heel boots and shoes for 81, and other mending
in proportion, ut s. W. corner of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John Z. Bailey.
Suggestive-An uptown boarding house
keeper In conference with Hunt, the dog
catcher.
First.class dinners served on the "Felton."
We know not, oh, we care not
What Joys await US there
If women only hold their tongues,
And girls don't bang their hair.
When a lady stands at the hymeneal altar
with her intended, you may know she is about
to draw her beau into knot,
Stansbury Murray. the popular barber, Ill
East Water street, has very fine assortment
of cigars Tor the accommodation OF his CUSTOM
ers.
Ready y-nlade-The young lady waiting for
an offer.
We have now upon OUR counters all the new
and latest styles Of hats. including Dunlaps
and Knox's celebrated goods, Sheppey, Pal
mer u Co., opposite the Clayton House.
An exchange wants to know why woman
always wants to sit on the floor to put her
shoes on. Because she can't sit on the ceilings|
Pure cider vinegar at Weldin & Lloyd's, at
Seventh and King.
Instructor, measuring city map" 1t is
a half.mile from the academy for boys to the
seminary for girls. " Innocent stulent-"It
doesn't seem SO lar. "
Friends school, West street, has no extras.
Books, &C., furnished gratis. French taught
by professor. Free to all regular pupils.
z. E. Bach, Principal, 606 w. Ninth street.
Isn't it sort Orough on our country friends
that the authorities plant Cannon on
King street every Market day to keep them
in subjection?
The Wilmington Athenaum, Seventh and
Market streets, is tho best and cheapest
school for students from the country
60 and see Prof Hochkeppel, III Tatnall
street. See advertisement
81 sure will make settlement
OF all my homes debts;"
Thus answers he each creditor,
Who eagerly besets;
You will perceive he told the truth
And feathered we'll his nest,
He took his money, and he built
A settlement out West.