Daily Republican., 1879-06-26
RR EvHTiEs,
Sun rises 4.33. =. Sun sets 1872.
Urtla soup at E'nllnar,c

DeYlled CRABS at Fullmer's, 500 Market st.
Eight cents line TOR advertising in thii
column.
Another Of those "Tom. Clyde" fellows
popped in on US yesterday like ptreak ofsun.
shine after u storm. ReybOld, Smith and
Helmbold, all good fellows.
Joe. Seal is discOnsolate. The Indian doc.
tors head covering brings him down. Try
again, Joe.
Patriotic boys are saving up their pennie,
to buy "tar-peders" for the Fourth.
A pleasant time is expected on the event Of
the Union b. q. moonlight.
1 never was SO hot What, never! Well
hardly ever!
When small boys want to swim. they tell
their ma they are going to gather cat-tails for
the Fourth.
Jersey lightning and chain lightning are
both dangerous when they strike.
Ladies, go to the 99c. store for necessary ar
ticles before going to the seashore.
The Democracy neither wants standing ar
mics nor clean standing colors.
! When an unlabsled dog sees Hunt coming,
he either scoOts, or rolling over on his back
with tears in'bis eyes implores the great dog
killer to pity fellow mortal in distress.
| We believe we won't walk $50 miles in
week for 81, 1000, poor as we are.
Delightful morning for setting out vegeta-
BILE AMI flower plants.
Patronize the Wilmington Ice and Goal Go.
They are the cause of the low price for ice.
The members of the Exchange quartette
have reduced to perfection new song which
they render with all the JUNCTION that embryo
barrister Is capable of. The way they" "whoop"
| it up is simply astonishing.
A fierce bull dog at Meriden, Conn.,, tried
20 E,.ht h nHon mi
300 to his owner.
Farmers wives are gathering cat-np and
peppermint "yarbs ~ now.
The back down on the part Of Congress
is hard but 1t IS fair
1! the Annapolis cadets were questioned on
their return about Wilmington, they could
tell all about the lager beer saloons.
Salt oysters, ice cold, at Fullmer's.
The decentralization of the Democrats at
Washington has struck Wilmington.
Bowen came within one OF being the Dem
ocrat caucus candidate ior street Commission.
er, but before he got the other vote he was
Lyncbed.
Take some recreation! Yes, 10 over to
Pennsgrove, and take the "Tom CLYDE ~ to
Collins Beach and "Bumter" Hook.
q. s. Humphrey, the halter, at 2l6 Market
CHEAP.
The Chester Heights camp-meetng com
mences July 10th, and will be continued two
weeks.
The "John Sylvester" made ker first trip
to Lewes, Del, to-day. She is a last boat and
very roomy.
Not boy in Wilmington has been drown.
ed since the bathing season commenced, and
though we always want locals, we hope we
will have no drowning cases to report.
Boots and shoes hali-soled and heeled for 81 |
per pair. Other repairing at reasonable rates,
Joseph Ingram, 203 West Eighth street.
lfyou want to get away from the hot city a
day or go, take morning trip to PennsgrOve
on the "Susie Mccall" " and from thence
take Il trip to Collins Beach on the tom.
Clyde.
Jacob Williams, in the Third street mar |
ket, has removed his -four and provision stall |
to the North end, where buckingham used to
keep.
None of the High School girls had enough
spunk to graduate in calico.
Tickets only 50 cents for the privilege of 60
ing on the Union B. q. moonlight,
There are two things in this world to avoid :
and pair OF white pants on q
pic mic excursion.
lfifif it hadn't-a-been for that "if' we
would have beaten that fellow at croquet the
other evening.
Charles Dorman is to succeed Col. Rowe in
Council, from the Ninth Ward and David
Hughes is the rising man in the Tenth.
The Iceberg refrigerator, largest ice box,
charcoal filled, finely finished. Examine it
at H. F. Pickels, and 2 East Fourth street.
All kinds ofjob printing done at the REpuB-
LICAN office.
A man learning to play the cornet interests
all his neighbors-in horn.
The City Republican Executive Committee
will meet in the Lincoln club room this even
ing.
Notice to the publ1c.-I will haIfsOle and
heel boots and shoes for 81 and other mending
In proportion, at s. W. corner of Seventh and
ratnall streets. John E. Bailey.
The steamer "Ton,. Clyde' will commence
IN Sunday next to run two trips on Sunday.
Splendid weather for the moonlight excur-
ion to- night. Allhapds go! Leaves Fourth
treet wharf at 7.45 clock. :
Wilson Scraiton of the Tenth Ward, has
een caucused by the Democrats to attend to | j.
Granaiather's Clock " in the City Hall.
Be sure to purchase ticket for the Union |
}. G. moonlight, next Monday evening.
OF all the girls we meet or know, Z
We think there's not q sWeeter maid. Il
When lnoonligh hit casts its shadow down.
Than dear, delightful Sarah Made, l.
Car Building. :
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