Daily Republican., 1879-06-19
BREvITIEs.
Sun rises 4.3l. .. Sun sets 7.3l.

FERRIS BROTHERS. "THE" Printers.
Ice cream parlor, Del. Ave. and Tatnall st.
City Council will consult together tonight.
Devlled crabs at Fullmer's, 500 Market st.
How gaily looks the druggist,
How sarca:ti is his grin,
When the base e.ball men are ready
The season to begin.
Hew he orders in stock OF salve,
Arnica and lint,
And brushes up his knowledge
OF the bandage and the splint.
Eight cents q line tor advertising in this
column.
Hug an nature is very discouraging. Put
up the sign " Fresh Pint" and every pass
er-by will touch 1t with his finger to see If 1t Is
dry yet.
Lawn Mowers sharpened for $l.oO at 400
King street.
We should think the conductors wife would |
be Jealous of her lord. He Is always looking
alter the fares, you know.
First impressions are lasting, as the school
master said when he introduced himself to
the new school by fiogging all hands.
Go see Arnolds stock OF walking shoes and
slippers at 3l6 King street.
| There Is more Joy over the dollar which is
found on the highway than there is over uine-
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Pumpkins for custards 1O,. a can, at 7. M.
Wier's, 1900 Market street.
Go to 3le King street for cheap walking
shoes and slippers.
The Wilmington Normal School is a thing
of the past.
When will this rruel school term be over?
is question which interests the school
"marm.
T., tIok ,it ~ ip,,Nr tha
taste Of tea.
Fresh beef, lamb and veal can always be
found at Hills, Fifth and Jefferson.
Jenny, my boy, did you see the flight of
bats the other evening"" "Niver the one,
my honey; what kind Of bats were they?"
" Brick bats, ye spalpeen."
School examinations are raging now all over
the country.
Cows!ps and daisies soon will fall before
the mower.
Patronize the Wilmington Ice and Coal 90.
They are the cause of the low price for Ice.
The grape crop is making large promises Of
. big crop.
A Lancaster turkey gobler is sitting on six
teen eggs.
Maidens AMI lovers now rub their noses to.
gether over garden gates.
Cheapest water.coolers in town at the 99c,
store. Also croquet, archery, Summer coats
, and hats.
How would 1t do to have no Bouquets or
: presents OF any kind at the boys and girls
High School commencemen;s?
Doctors are increasing their stock OF ipecac
as the season for green apples approaches.
Bibulous persons should be careful what
they drink during hot weather
Boots and shoes halt-sOled and heeled for 81
per pair. Other repairing at reasonable rates,
Joseph Ingram, 203 West Eighth street.
Senator Bayard has become one Of the stall
wart Democrats.
Mosquitoes and bed-bugs are as happy as
crickets on Il hot night.
He tOoOk her fancy when he came,
He took her hand, he took a kiss,
He took no notice of the shame
That allowed her happy cheek at this,
He took to coming afternoons,
He took an oath he'd ne'er deceive,
He took her fathers silver spoons,
! And after that he took his leave.
Those days are lost on which you do no
good.
A good repsrt fingers on It's way. but an i'll
one flies straight to where it can do the most
harm
Some girls are like old muskets and use q
great deal of powder, but don't go off.
The ICEBERG refrigerator, largest ice box,
charcoal filled, finely finished. Examine it
at Fl. f. Pckels, and East Fourth street.
For all kinds and styles of Ladies, Misses
and Children's Walking Shoes and slippers
call on O. a. Arnold, 3l6 King street, he Is
selling very cheap.
1t is as easy Tor a loaier to walk as to lean
against lamp-post.
An anonymous article-A baby before it is
christened.
In the vegetable race who ever saw toma.
to ketchup?
Notice to the pubIic.-I vii! halt.sole and
heel boots and SHOES for 81 and other pieuding
ia proportion. III Z. W. corner Of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
A man who Is In the hands Of lis friends
I has II good chalce Of stlrgin. to death.
A teaspoontui of coal oil to a gallon of wa
ter will exterminate all the insects that inlesi
beautiful and delicate plants ami flowers.
5 Salt oysters, ice cold, at Fullmer's.
y ghwaymen-Employees on tho elevated
railway.
= Bald heads are often called biiliard-balls-
;, The resemblance ceases when Il Dlliard-Dal
is moving for then it is not n ball dead.
French mushrooms Csc. q can. Excellent
5 Try them r. M. Wier, 1909 Market street.
A girl who has a sweet temper and good
looks at twenty-five is apt to retain them II
old age.
Texas has a post.office named Hash-Kniie
and Arizona enc named Fried Liver.
Q s.1us. immense and at the same time beau
5 tiiul-the stock of Straw Hats at e. 5. HIS.
2l6 Market street. NOte the prices, 60 cent:
=, for 81. 60 Hats good Silk Hat $3.50.
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