Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
VlTlES,

Sun rises 4.35.. Sun sets 7.19
Turtle soup at Fullmer's.
Cupping and leeching at I'll King st.
A real estate conveyance-A mud cart.
FERRIS BROTHERS, 'THE" Printers.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's, SOC Market st.
Eight cents o line tor advertising In this
column.
Lawn Mowers sharpened for $l.Oo. at 400
King street.
Old Uncle Ellis liberty pole drew the fire of
the Every Evening"
Strawberries fresh every day at McC Coemick's
Seventh and Jefferson.
The strawberry festival at st. MaryTs Cath
olio church will close this evening.
Try the Pearl and King refrigerators at
Quigg's, Ninth and Shipley.
Leave your flowers for decorating the SOL
diers' graves at tae City Hall this evening or
early tomorrow morning.
The genuine Vienna bread is made only by
Geo. Stab, 3l4 Market street.
Jacob Trusty has been appointed to the
charge ofPiymouth church in this city, by the
Zion African ID. 4. Convention.
Patronize the Wilmington Ice and Coal Co.
They are the cause of the low price for Ice,
Lie Aud4lS e1pTeo5 lTull JTdlH 4OTtu yte-
terday was delayed ten minutes.
The place to get your pictures framed is n
McMonagle's, N. W. corner Third and King.
live are to have dry Summer the crop Of
mosquitoes will be small. That will be some
satisfaction.
An elegant line of sash ribbon and babies
lace CAPS at Rose Feeney's. Alt Market street.
The shad crop has nearly oil been gath
cred.
| A new lot Of rustic baskets, stands, arch-top
chairs, and trellises for flowers at the ~ cent
store.
The crop Of sunstrokes this Summer promise
to be large If the quantity of whiskey and
beer drank is any indication.
A full assortment of Ice coolers, refrigera
tors and ice cream freezers, at Milton Sim
pers, No. Ill West Eighth street.
The ice men and ice cream dealers are anx
iOus for warmer weather.
Mccartney, that popular flour man at No.
W. Tenth street, can hardly supply the de
mand for his celebrated brands Of -four.
Forty-one carloads of peaches were shipped
through yesterday to cities north.
Boots and shoes hali-soled and heeled for 81
per pair. Other repairing at reasonable rates
Joseph Ingram, 20S West Eighth street.
Butter sold in market yesterday two poundi
for quarter.
The ICEBERG refrigerator, largest ice box
charcoal filled. finely finished. Examine ii
at Il. f. Pickels, and East Fourth street
The tteanboat season will soon commence
in earnest.
Salt oysters, ice cold, at Fullmer's.
Harkness' Normal School Literary Society
at the Opera House this evening.
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.
.Olivet Presbyterian church at Adams and
Chestnut streets will celebrate its 18th ami
versary this evening.
Ifyou wish good flour 20 to s. E. cornel
OF Seventh and Jefferson streets.
A Dutchman was about to make Journe!
to his fatherland, and wishing to say good
bye to friend. extended his hand and said
Well off l don't come back, hullo.'
Notice to the publc.-I will half-sole arc
heel boots ami shoes for 81 and other mendint
In proportion. at S. w. corner ofSoventh anG
Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
But will not linger upon this point ! al
the preacher said when he sat down on the
carpet tack
A large stock of the most improved Ieirlg-
orators, ice coolers and ice cream ireezers, al.
SO the Harvest Home and many other fine
stoves, at Johnson's houseiurnishing store, 22t
Market street.
These are splendid nights for catching cold
by sitting on tho door-stoops.
Largest stock OF fine straw and felt hats In
Delaware is at &. ). Humphreys, the halter,
No. 216 Market street. 1t will pay you to
taxa n Look throuph his stock beIU c you buy
A good silk hat only $50. Don't fall to sec
them. A job lot Of fine hats at halt value.
INV father, what is on Israelite?"
my son, an Israelite is a rich Jew.
"And what is q Jew, my iather?"
| a noOr Israelite ~