Daily Republican., 1879-06-03
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turtle soup ~ ulimers.
Ouppiug and leeching at 2ll King st.
FERRIS BROTHERS, .sTHE" Printers.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's, SOC Market st.
Eight cents line tor advertising in this
column.
Ifyou arc not happy, most likely it is your
own FAULT.
Fresh print butter and Country eggs at Nc.
Cormick's.
The June Are flies have lit up their Ian.
terms.
The ra will add one.iourth to the grass
and truck crops.
Lawn Mowers sharpened for 800 at 4os
King street.
The clatter of the mower will soon be heard
In the land.
DO no take so much medicine, and take
more country air and exercise.
The best OF flour always to be had at No.
W. Tenth street.
Steamboats, and cars are now crowded with
our uncles, and our cousins and our aunts,
bound for the sea-shore,
90 to A. b. Holt, lO9 West Second street,
for bargains IN drygoods.
The Is complaint Of cows running OF
large in BrOwnto~n and He'gSvi!le.
Exdog catcher Hunt has got to killing cats,
and the first one shot created row.
Try the Pearl and King reirigerators at
Qulgg's, Ninth and Shipley.
The brothers and Sisters OF Moses" will
picnic at Mt. Cuba, July 10th. This will, no
doubt, be large gathering.
Patronize the Wilmington Ice and Coal Co.
They are the cause of the low price for ice.
An important arrest was made On Sunday
night which has not been reported.
We wonld advise the Mayor by all means to
push on the raiding OF disreputable houses.
Some OF the results will surprise him.
Fancy patent -four. as good as the best, at
McC ornick' 7th and Jefferson.
u. $ Marshal McMullen is now engaged
in summoning u jury for the June term com
mencing June 18th.
1876, 900 worth OF U. S. baby ronds have been
I'D In this city. and 1t is said more will b;
sold to-day.
A few nice straw hats, worth sl,25, for 99c.,
also thin coats Tor 70c. at the 30 cent store.
1t is said that two Maine farmers have dis
covered that beans planted between the
rows OF lotatoes drive away the potato Bugs,
The place to get your pictures framed is at
McMonaale's, N. W. corner Third and King.
While butter and dry goods are coming
down the thermometers are going up.
Considering the hot weather, it IS remarSa-
Bile that there are so few sun. strokes.
Use Turner's Celebrated Coal for family
use. There is ne better In any market, and
he detes the trade to beat 1t.
The time table on the p. W. 4 b. Railroad
has again been changed.
The gaudy Chinese fire-cracker will soon
decorate the shop windows.
Boots and shoes hal'-soled and heeled for II
per pair. Other repairing at reasonable rates,
Joseph Ingram, 203 West Eighth street.
The dry weather is gradually rails ng the
price of butter, but the rain will put check
To that.
The lcEBgRG refrigerator, largest ice bcx,
charcoal filled. finely finished Examine 1t
at Fl. +. Pickles I and East Fourth street.
Union N. L. Sunday school excursion to
Creedmoor, on the Thomas Cly de- on Thurs
day Everybody, OF course Is going.
Gre 1T reduction in coal. Egg and stove
coal $4.5 SO per ten. nut coal 425 per ton Tor
cash. George W. Bright. King street wharf,
The Board of Health Should see that the
filthy cutters about the city are cleansed. 1t
is repOreh that yellow lever has re-apt cared
in the South.
We have iree.burning large nut coal just
the tning for this weather. only 1928 per ton
(tor CASH. Now is the t'ms. Delays are
dangerous. " Adam Grubb & Son.
The festive bedbug now makes his nightly
rounds
Salt oy sters, ice cold, at Fullmer's
The rain has made everything look fresh
and green
Strawberries fresh every day at tMcCormick's
Seventh and Jefferson.
Itlequred lV5 ,O52 $40 gallons of water to
supply Wilmington during the month OF
May. This is Ii, 500, 46U gallons more than was
used last May.
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.
Sergeant Jones has a pet coon which he
could not sublue by kindness, but a good
thrashing brought his cOOnship to terms.
Notice to the pubIic.--l will halt-sole and
heel boots and shoes for 81 and other mcndina
In proportion, at $. W. corner Of ofSereuth and
ratnall streets. John 4. Bailey.
The Central Presbyterian Sunday school
will pie mic on the Brandywine, June 10th
large stock of the most improves refrig-
orators. ice coolers and ice cream ireCzers, al
so the Harvest Home and many other fine
stoves. at JohnsOn's houseurnishiny store. 22j
Market street.
Mrs. Bayard Taylor and her daughter, Lii
lian, pre spending the Summer with Massa-
chusetts friends.
Adam Grubb n Son have reduced the price
Of their Turkey Run Lchixh coal to very
low figure Tor cash. $3.50 per ton for stove or
egg. and S4,25 per ton i,r large nut. Now is
the time to buy.
While coal has risen rs cents a ton at the
mines. 1t has !alen so cents a ton here.
Chester has mean dog which is called
s m. Tilden,
Now is the time for a straw hat, and &. ).
Humphrey, the popular halter, at 2l6 Market
$ rect, has by far the la gest stock OF hats in
Delaware A good riw hat for ST. a good
silk hat s. 50, umbrellas (sizes % and 80 in.)
'Oc. Furnishing goods new and nObby. Pri-
ces low for ash
'Tis now the bamy meadows,
With nargolds and panses,
And tender cuckoo mowers,
Al softly glow and blush,
And down within the woodland
The brooklet gaily patters-
The while upon the stairway
We hear the scruGbing brush.