Daily Republican., 1879-06-11
BREVITIES.
Sun rises ALL. Sun sets 1928.

Turtle soup at Fullmer's.
Catfish are always in season.
Oupping and leeching at I'll King st.
Farewell to strawberries and fresh shad.
FERRIS BROTHERS, ''THE" Printers.
Flour gardens are very backward this year
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's. 500 Market st.
The hotter grows the Summer,
More worthless grows the hummer.
Eight cents line tor advertising In this
column.
C'ergymen will take trade dollars for mar
riage lees without discount
Lawn Mowers sharpened for $l.OO at 4Os
King street.
Side gIances are made now towards the
store windows for fans and busters.
Give your collar good white.washing, it is
more important than the sitting room.
Fine Irish dulce 1oc. a d., 7. M. Wier, 1909
Market street.
Soon the cherries will be found in the mar
ket.
The REPUBLICAN still leads in circulation.
Nothing can break it down. The more indie
pendent it is, the better the people like it.
Ask your grocer for Kelley & Co.'s borax
soap, and take no other.
There is nothing like putting your shoulder
TO the wheel in order to insure success In an
enterprise.
More of those cheap ice-coolers, also bows
and arrows at the 90 cent store.
The ladies think mirror is grand place
for reflection.
Take the hose and clean out those cutters
in front of your dwellings. IfyOu have no hose
take bucket.
DO not fail to go on St. Paul's M. E. Sun
day school excursion tomorrow.
Clean cut your cellars before they clean you
out OF the house.
And now we will soon hear OF swimming &C.
cidents. Every time the Coroner sees some
boys going towards the creek, he begins to se-
lect his Jury.
Salt oysters, ice cold, at Fullmer's.
AS the Delaware Legislature exhausted it.
sell on the owl and hawk question, 1t ia pity
it didn't pass law prohibiting mosquitoes
from coming into the State.
Patronize the Wilmington Ice and Coal Go.
They are the cause of the low price for ice.
The cucumber Is the latest boomerang. 1t
recoils on the stomach with tremendous lorce.
The place to get your pictures framed is at
McMonagle's. N. W. corner Third and King.
A man in Utica has been detected in the
act of translating "PinatOre" " into Welsh,
He has got This far: "Wgha nvgr! We'll
hidgIy evJr. "
McCartney's -four never fails to make good
bread when handled by an expert bread.
maker.
Asbury Sunday school had cool, pleasant
morning to start with. Hope they may have
a pleasant day without rain!
Time for strawberries and cream. Those
cream buscuits &c. b., T. M. Wier, No. 1909
Market street.
Some of the country people say that when
the locust blossoms are heavy the corn crop
will be large.
Boots and shoes halt-sOled and heeled for 81
per pair. Other requiring at reasonable rates,
Joseph Ingram, 203 West Eighth street.
A lady in Fair Haven got her loot stuck in
a soft spot In n concrete walk. Sing Hey
the merry maiden and the tar.
John B. Lofman, at Sixth and Penn, makes
the best and cheapest tce-cream in the city.
c.nic and excursion parties, remember it.
Raspberries and cherries are amongst the
luxuries OF the market this morning.
The ICEBERG refrigerator, largest ice bcx,
charcoal filled. finely finished Examine it
at H. F. Pickles, I and 2 East Fourth street.
Farmers gather what they SOW, while seam
stresses sow what they gather.
Go to Fountain, Sixth and Market streets,
to get your hair cut with Clark's patent clip
pers. No extra charge for bay rum and
tonic.
A canal boat animal is neither Back or
white, it's a mule-at-tow.
School examinations should be held in the
Winter, when it is not so hot.
Notice to The public.-I will halfsOle and
hael boots and shoes for 81 and other mending
in proportion, at s. w. corner of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
The beauty ofa man parting his hair in
the middle appears to be that it gives both
ears an equal chance to flap.
Persons leaving the city to spend few
weeks or months amongst the mountains or at
the seaside should not forget to have the Re-
PUBLICAN forwarded to their retreat.
A greater variety OF hats was never seen in
this city than now shown at &. 5. Hum
phrey's, the halter, 2l8 Market street. Prices
to suit cash buyers. Silk hats $3.50. A fine
straw hat 81. Don't fail to see them.
Now the meadow is fragrant and gay,
All covered with newly mown hay
And down in the lea
The overloyed bee
Seems like the tramp to murmur: " Hey
Whoderyousayo