Daily Republican., 1879-06-10
BkE VlclES.

Sun rises 4.3l. ...Sun sets 7.27.
Another beautiful day!
Turtle soup at Fullmer's.
Oupping and leeching at I'll King St.
New potatoes are becoming abundant.
FERRIS BROTHERS, ''rHE" Printers.
bs. rice 25c., T. NJ Wier, 1909 Market st.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's, 500 Market st.
Eight cents line tor advertising In this
column.
Lawn Mowers sharpened for $l.OO at 400
King street.
The Bryant Literary Society at the Opera
House this evening.
Always ahead That is Mccartney, No. 2
w. Tenth street.
The leading store. keepers are providing
themselves with Ice refrigeratOrs.
ibs. corn starch 25c., at T. M. Wier's, No.
1909 Market street.
In selecting wife young man should con.
slider whether she has been brought up to save
| or waste.
Buy your muslins at the Bee Hive now and
save the advance.
Camp-meeting folks are beginning to look
| after their tents.
Try the Pearl and King refrigerators at
Suls& ., Nlutu anu CHlpley.
An ulster is not uncomfortable in these
days, but the man who wears one is,
More of those cheap ice-coolers, also bows
and arrows at the 80 cent store.
Asbury Sunday school for Creedmoor Park
to. morrow. They should look out for the vel.
low legged chicken correspondent who goes
| into Mysteries when he sees a game OF crOu.
Guet played,
| I'll m Nnu Inn
| the usual place. Important!
We are waiting, oh, we're waiting for the
new City Directory.
Salt oysters, ice cold, at Fullmers.
The city editor OF the REPUBLICAN, spent
Sunday on the highest pinnacle Of the Blue
Ridge.
Go to Mrs. Roberts, 10th and Poplar, to-.
night, and get some Of Kyle's ice cream.
Go up the Brandywine, if you want to get a
sniff Of fresh air.
Patronize the Wilmington Ice and Coal Co.
They are the cause of the low price for Ice.
The FELTON," commences her Summer
trips next Thursday.
The place to get your pictures framed is at
McMonagle's N. W. corner Third and King
The peaches are looming up into more than
half crop In the State.
Made Of a pure article, 1t cannot fail to give
satistaction--Kelley& Il Co.'s soap. You will
like 1t.
! Boots and shoes hali-soled and heeled for 81
| per pair Other repairing at reasonable rates,
Joseph Ingram, 203 West Eighth street.
| Parasols and fans in great variety at the
Bee Hive, 800 Market street.
| The love and poverty of the honeymoon are
seldom long preserved without something in
| the locker.
| The ICEBERG refrigerator, largest ice bcx,
charcoal filled. finely finished Examine it
at H. F. Pickels, and East Fourth street.
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.
Notice to lhe public.-I will haif-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.
The warm flirting season approa hes, when
beauty must keep its powder dry.
NoTIcE.-The we'll known Stansbury Muir
ray, who for sixteen years was steward on the
steamers "Felton and "Ariel," " can now
be seen at his barber shops, Nos. Ill f. Water
and 239 Market streets.
A greater variety Of hats was never seen in
| this city than now shown at q. 5. Hum
phrey's, the hatter 2l8 Market street. Prices
| to suit cash buyers Silk hats $3.50. A fine
straw hat 81. Don't fail to see them.
Now geeth the small boy slyly to swim.
'Gainst the wishes Of his ma. The pretense
That he makes for his shirt being turned,
He "diu 1t climbing the fence -