Daily Republican., 1879-07-21
B1E vAliLs.
Sun rises 40 .Sun sots 7.c3
'urtle sOuD at Fullmer's.


Turtle soup at Fullmer's.
Gloriously pleasant weather.
Oupp!ng and lesching at III King st.
FERRIS BROTHERS.. ''rhE" Printers.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's, sos Market 81
Eight cents limo Tor advertising In thi
column.
Many gardeners appreciate the valuabl
services OF the common toad. and afford pro
ties.
A lady describing an ill-natured man, say,
no never smiles but he feels ashamed oft.
Patronize the Wilmington Ice and Goal Go
They are the cause of the low price for Ice.
Life appears to be too short to be spent IN
nursing an1mOsitles, OF In registering wrongs
A house without newspapers and books IL
like house without windows.
There will be plenty of refreshments on the
odd rellows' excursion, July rs.
The streams are getting low, and the grist
mills grind slowly.
DR.. Mary Walker doesn't wear corsets
Nothing n0r nobody shall ever squeeze he,
waist, she says Sour grapes.
Don't forget that L. F. Adair, at POT Marke
street, is Sc ling handmade windsor chair
for ~ 80 per 3 ldozen.
BE cautious hile you bathe you are neve
secure from dent.
Caleb I. Wlndle, 1t is said, will not be
candidate loI Council in the Third Ward. He
will not oppose Mr.. Price.
The Tenth Ward wants Thomas Ford to b.
Its Democratic candidate, but Mr.. Ford hal
not said yes yet.
About two carloads of peaches per day are
going through the city to New YORK now.
More bird cages and Cocoa mats with wool
border at the 99c. store, and hundreds OF
other things at various prices.
The backbone Of the hot weather appears
to be broken.
About the only thing some men are willing
to lay up for a rainy day is some other tel
lows umbrella.
Don't get angry at your children this hot
weather.
Now we are on the home-stretch for the fall
months.
g. s Humphrey, the halter, has great lot
Of the cheapest hats In Delaware at 2l6 Mar
ket street. Many fine hats at n price.
Love young dream may at this season Of
the year be studied to best advantage In an
ice creamery.
Until after the dog-star has ceased from
raging, don't take every man with close.
cropped hair to be either q professional prize
fighter or an escaped convict.
The Reformed Church OF the Covenant eel.
ehrated their first anniversary yesterday.
Mosquitoes have taken the city by storm.
This Is the first raid Of the season and they
are extraordinarily thirsty.
Go and see Prof Italie, and get yourself a
pair of spectacles, 2lS Market street, Will
mington, every Wednesday and Saturday.
Linen busters are now glorious institu.
ton.
Hang out the hammocks on tho outer
walls.
President Hayes cannot veto the mosquito
bill. Will this satisfy the Democrats?
A blanket on the floor Is now more com fort
able than feather beds to sleep upon.
Notice to the puDlic.-I will half-sole and
heel boots and shoes for 81 and other mending
In proportion, at s. W. corner Of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
Druggists are now laying in large supply
Of Jamaica ginger now that green apples are
In market.
All the flies could do yesterday, they could
not keep ZONE persons from sleeping in
church, and 50 the insects Just srept inside
the wide open mouth OF the sleeper, and rest
ed until the sermon was over.
One nice yirl on the front step is worth
three of her kind in an ice cream saloon.
All kinds ofjob printing done at the RErUB-
LICAN office.
Salt oysters, Ice cold, at Fullmer's.
He taketh her to the ice cream saloon.
And a hundred saloons are the same as one;
And he trembles to see her handle a spoon,
For he thinks of the bill when she Is done
The bill of the treated the treater breaks,
And the last white nickel he has, it takes.