Daily Republican., 1879-06-18
BREvTTIIs.
Sun rises 4.3l. Sun sets 7.2l.
'urtIe soup at Fullmer's.


Turtle soup at Fullmer's.
Not a-miss-A pretty. widow.
Oupping and loeching ut I'll King st.
FERRIS BROTHERS, s'rHE' Printers
Ice cream parlor, Del. Ave. and Tain Ill st.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's, 500 Market st.
Eight cents limo tor Advertising In this
column.
July magazines are putting in an appear
ance, and are quite readable
For jolly good time. 20 on the Riddles
chapel excursion, next Thursday.
The school children will enter upon their
vacation in a couple OF weeks.
Birds commence their morning concerts
shortly after three O'Clock, and it is only the
early riser hat can have the full benefit OF
their sweet songs.
Lawn Mowers sharpened for 800 at 4o9I
King street.
To whistle "Pinafore" at Cape May this |
Summer will result in the ducking of the |
whistler.
bot Leedle German Band " will be q
feature OF numerous seaside hotels.
Cheapest water-coolers in town at the 9oc
store. Also cr0quet, archery, Summer coats
and hats.
A new comet is said to be visible from the
top of MT. AytchimbOg landalahasta in Asia
The comet will, of course, De named after the
noun lain. 1t would be SO easily pronounced.
OH from an orange peel will stop carbun-
Gle in its incipient state.
Patronize the Wilmington Ice and Coal Co.
They are the cause of the low price for ice,
Overcoats and shawls we're worn this morn
ing In market.
Another sharp crispy day, and good night
to sleep.
Hill, 5th and Jefferson, buys his soap in 80
Dbl. lots. Ifyou want bargain 80 to him.
| How much will the new Court House cost
when finished, If it falls into the hands OF ring
politicians?
Where was the Gazette" yesterday with
its locals?
Cream biscuits 2oc. q h., ginger sna' l0c q
d., at 4. M. Wiers, No. 1909 Market street.
The Moral Suasionists have gone to Sea
Breeze to-day to get sea breeze.
C.F. Thomas Il Co IS book store was lodg-
ing place for school children last night.
Harewood Park is said to be a splendid
place, SO take the chance next Thursday and
70. s''' w
! good nights sleep will ena BILE person to
stand a great amount OF neat in the day time,
Boots and shoes aIt-soled and heeIed for II
per pair Other repairing at reasonable rates,
Joseph Ingram, 203 West Eighth street.
A man may be as pure as virgin snow
fake, and as mild as May morning, but he
will get wild Just the same wh.n his office boy
Gips the mucilage brush in the inkstand.
The ICEBERG reirlgera,or largest Ice bcx,
charcoal filled. finely finished. Examine 1t
at n, +. Pickles, and East Fourth street,
tomb stone in the Morrsville, Bucks Co.,
| h., f,il
leading priests and politicians get to heaven
| am bound to stop Oft at some other station. "
/ Notice to the public.-I will half-sole and
heel boots and shoes Tor 81 and other mendln8
In proportion, at S. W. corner of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
Some poet prettily describes getting old as
"standins at life's west windows.
Ho for Harewood Park Ln Thursday, June
10Th, II is the occasion OF the Riddles chapel
excursion.
"Dutch milk" is new name for lager
beer.
Salt oysters, ice cold, at Fulmer's.
Eggs are only eight cents dozen in st.
Louis,
Something new-those lemon buscuits, bs.
for &c, r. M. Wier, No. 1909 Market street.
Is the hapdsomest heifer on the farm cow
Adjustable mosquito and fly screens. All
kinds OF wire 90 ,ds-seives, riddles, window
guards, etc. Geo. II. Brown, 224 W. "a st.
New potatoes are now about as cheap as cid
ones, and much better
&. 5. Humphrey, the popular halter, NO. ZIG
Market street, has Just received another large
invoice of straw hats, and at greatly reduced
prices. He has by far the largest stock OF hats
in the city. and his prices are very low. He
buys for cash only. Don't fail to see them.
Hats Tor SOC, worth 81; silk hats $3.50, chill
dreR's fine white sailor hats &c., lorIher price
Tell me, Ewing ed Winds that on the platform
roar,
, Do We not know some spot where cheek will
win no more?
Some rare and pleasant dell, some valley In
the West,
Where hat-monsy fails aud Tom will get
rest?
The soft wind dwndled to whisper low
And sighed to answer, "les-in O-hi-s.