Daily Republican., 1879-08-26
BREVITIES.
sun r1ses 6.22. Sun sSS 0.42.
Turtle am n at Eull Ar,a

Tan-bark-A terriers yelp.
A big reyolver-The world.
The sky still looks threatening.
Quarterly meeting next Sunday.
Fresh salt oysters on the "Felton."
Cruelty to misunderstanding dogs
The school board keeps long sessions.
Rear.ly too bad-The mules hind feet.
A bird on toast is worth two on feather.
The Chinese navy yards are junk shops.
Salt oysters, Ice cold, for sale at Fullmer's.
The Susquehanna camp commences Sep. 2
Cupping and leeching at l03 E. Second St.
Hot tea and coffee on board the "Felton. "
Trouble in the Second Ward is in prospect.
Eight cents per line is charged for advertis-
ing In this column.
Little boys shining chestnut trees and
dodging the farmers dog will soon figure in
rustic incidents.
large ferotype for 50 cents, at E. Webb's,
507 Shipley street.
Don't ask her to release you from the en-
gagement Eat onions.
When the Court House Is erected the law.
students will leave the vicinity of the Ex-
change Building and roost beneath the shad.
ow Of the county spire.
Remember that Aliens is the only place to
get Mason & Hamlin organs at $3.50 month.
New buildings are about being erected In
the vicinity Of the new Court House.
The camp will probably hold over until
Monday next.
Just received the new Fall style silk hats,
at Sheppey, Palmer & Co.'s, opposite Clayton
House,
Watermelons three for dime in Kentucky,
but the size of the DOCTORS bill is not men
toned.
The bone factories are doing large busi-
ness.
Polish up your old furniture With Adairs
furniture polish, can be bought at 2o7 Market
street.
Farmers, like young men with tight boots,
are busy attending to their corn crop.
A number of scientists are engaged in set
tug up the bones of Sussex County mOsqui.
to in the Smithsonian Institute.
Clocks, watches and jewelry neatly and
cheaply repaired by Millard +. Davis No. 9,
East Second street.
VIII Democratic rule follow the Septem-
Der contest?
Wasn't it disagreeable yesterday after
noon?
An immense stock OF hats and caps at G.
Is. Humphreys, 2l6 Market street. Fall
styles OF Broadway silk hats now ready.
A boy will fight like fury for his place at the
first table, but when 1t comes to turning the
grinds stone after dinner he's harder to fine
than five aces in pack of cards.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's, 6o6 Market st.
The accident on the railroad yesterday wal
q sad one.
For sale.-A nearly new sx-rosm frame
house, at the corner of Beach and Franklin
streets, West Wilmington. Inquire on the
premises.
The wise man keepeth out of the law, but
the donkey gOeth to the ass.size cOult and
payeth previously for his suit.
Notice to the public.-l Will hali-st 10 ant
heel boots and shoes for q, and other mendinl
In proportion, at s. W. corner of Seventh and
They are never alone who are accompanied
with noble thoughts. Good! Now we know
why we were 30 cOntented.
First-class dinners served on the "Felton.
A number Of the Legislative party inten,
stopping at Dover on Thursday night.
Just received another invoice OF Mason
Hamlin organs. selling at $l0.50 a quarter, {
$3.50 per month at Aliens, Masonic rempl'
The coming election will be an interestin
one.
Friends school, West street, has no extra
Books, &C., furnish ed gratis. French taugI
by q professor, free 10 all regular pupil'
F. E. Bach, principle, 500 ". Ninth street.
Job work done neatly and with despatch a
the REPUBLICAN, office.
| BY all means go and see the first entertain
ment of the season, Prof Franklin, at W. I
r. n. Hall, 22O and 222 Market street, We'd
nesday evening, August 27th Adults, 2
cents: children, 10 cents.
"He cometh not, she said. She said
''If he gets full and stays out late,
III get club and lie in wait,
| And on him put head"
| And she did.