Daily Republican., 1879-09-05
DBEVITlES.
Sun rises S.N. ;. .Sun sStD 6.2S.
Turtle aoup o. Fullmer's. r.
Beautiful balmy morning.

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Turtle soup O Fullmer's. I'd
Beautiful balmy morning.
Fre'h salt oysters On the "Felton."
Salt oysters, Ice GOLD, tor sale at Fullmer's
Cupping and lssching 1t los e. Second St.
Hot tea and coffee on board the" FELTON,. ,
Fresh salt oysters at Lofman's, 9th 4 Penn
Deviled crabs at Full er's. 500 Market St.
Eight cents per line is charge for id vertis
ing In this column.
vernon's lard for sale at Weldin L Lloyd's
Sevent and King.
Pint and two-quart fruit jars, porcelain and
glass tops, at the Y0 cent store.
A large assortment OF second hand room
and parl0r stoves very low at H. F. Pickels',
and E at Fourth street.
Best steamed feathers at L, F, Adatr's. No,
2O7 Market street. A call is solicited.
We congratulate the new chairman of the
Finance Committee.
The Methodist preachers and some laymen
are OFT to SonthwOod to-day.
Notice to the puDlic.-l viii haIi-sols and
neel boots and shoes for q, and other mendine
Tatnall streets John e, Bailey.
Whitley Mccall, the prison convict, is &c
we'll pleased with the whipping pot and tn
Democratic party that he hugs the first and
votes early and often i0r the latter.
Ffrstclass dinners served on the "Felton. u
Gus. O'Donnell thinks voting nine or tor
times A. an election 10 glorious fun. He has
an idea Of retiring from the boot-black trade
"The Anchor AntLC Clinker gives entire sat
isfaction: II you need stove for the tall cal
at H. F. P ckels', and East Fourth street
Pure cider vinegar at Weldin & Lloyd's, at
Seventh and King.
Now for economy on the streets, Mr.. NC
Menamin is chairman of the Street Commit
tee.
What has Mr.. Townsend done that he
should be summarily elected from the chair.
manship Of the Street Go nmittee.
President Sharpley wears his honors meek.
ly. He will make popular officer.
The reappointJ ent of Lewis Paynter as
chairman Of the Water Committee Is q de
served compliment to good officer.
The late rains keep down the price Of but
ter.
In another month the autumn leaves will
appear in all their glory.
"A little farm we'll titled. and little wife
we'll willed,' ought to make any man happy.
Soon the last summerer will have returned
home.
School days haye come again, and the
bright faces of the scholars are seen on the
streets as they wend their way to the houses
Of learning.
1.-THE Stuart Range" large cheap, and
sure baker, is at H. F. Pickels'. and 9 East
Fourth street. z
An old bachelor seeing the words, "Fami-
lies su Piled" in the window of an oyster sa-
loon, went In and said he'd take wife and
Two children-a boy and girl.
Now is the time to have your heaters re-
paired. Gall on A. W. Quigg. at Min h and
Shipley streets; he employs the best work. |
nen, and charges only the lowest market
,rices.
The sparrows have multiplied so excessive |
y as to be nuisance.
Sergeant Bates nounces that he will car.
y the flag into Yazoo.
The Arg is responsible for the assertion
hat the angels Of the Sunday schools are
generally the demons of the melon patches.
"Aunt Jane," an ancient co ored lady OF
9ottsville, celebrated her 1N7th year few
weeks ago She is blind and otherwise intirm.
G.S Humphrey, the popular halter, has
ust received l5 dozen fine Derby hats, rang.
nH III prlco ] Olu ~ u 1z.0u. ALSO luo lHLeSL
tyle silk dress hat, Dunlap and others in
great variety, at 2l6 Market street.
"The New Anchor" the finest stove made,
s now ready for inspection at H. F. Pickles, |
and Q East Fourth street.
Touchingly picturesque, tenderly sugges-
i've and bewitchingly piquant is about the |
nguage to be employed in describing the |
lew fall bonnet.
II some of the deck hands on the ark had |
My showed that sample fly overheard, what
vast amount OF profanity would have been
poiled in alter years.
Fine Derby hats fom 75c. to $2 90 each. We
re the only agents in Wilmington for the
enuine Dun ap hat. Sheppey, Palmer &
10. one price hatters, opposite the Clayton
louise.
III, the love binds sing the sweetest song
That man ever hears or knows.
And their dear gentle notes the whole day
Are borne on the breeze that blows
rom the daisies ard vic cts they live among
In the heart soil with the rose.
"sShe loves him."
'He loves herr
They chitter and sing |
In the budding spring,
And sing as the lovelight glows