Daily Republican., 1879-09-02
BREvITIES.

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Election day.
Turn out and vote.
Vote for the right men.
Turtle soup At Fullmsr's.
The watermelsn glut is upon us.
Pepper "sa,ce" will soon be ripe.
Fresh salt oysters on the "Felton."
Salt oysters, loo cold, for sale at Fullmer's.
Cupping and lssching at 1o3 E. Second St.
Hot tea and coffee On board ths . FELTON,. !"
Eight cents psr line is charged for advertIs.
ing In this column.
1t is never worth while to make rents In q
garment for the sake OF mending them, nor
to create doubts In order to show how cleverly
we can quiet them.
All the Democrats who vote to-day should
60 on the Atlantic City excursion, on next
Thursday. .g,. Ha
Vernon's lard for sale at weldin Lloyd's,
Seventh and King.
There is comfort for spinsters in Scripture.
which tells them that Naomi was $50 years
old when she married. The veteran temintnes
Of the press may still hope.
A rule Of the Illinois Central Railroad pro-
vides that dogs shall not ride in passenger
into car ut Chicago. appropriated a whole
seat, and rode 300 miles unmOlestod. He
had such meaning smile, :" was the c0nduc-
tors apology for not ejecting him.
The evenings are growing perceptibly lon
ger, and the profits Of the gas company are
looking up.
People going on the Union excursion can
be accommodated with their breakfast on the
" FELTON,. :"
Bav parties are over for the season, and yet
the most delightful period Of the year is al
most here.
These beautiful moonlight nights and
balmy breezes will, no doubt, blossom into q
plentiful crop Of weddings about Christmas
times. ,.
Soft soap in some shape pleases all. and
generally speaking, the more lie you put in
to 1t the better. ...-,' .rl.-.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's, 500 Market st.
The prettiest girl In Wilmington is going
on the Atlantic City excursion on Thursday.
Officer Robinson, fully recovered from his
sun stroke, takes time to make an observa-
ton about the weather and election. He
thinks rainy days are the best for Democratic
success, and therefore he wouldn't mind II 1t
would rain. -a. ..... -
Dilapidated chimneys will cause frequent
alarms this winter unless repaired before
heater fres are built.
An immense stock Of hats and caps at q.
8. Humphreys, 2lo Market street. Fall
styles OF Broadway silk hats now ready.
| All the candidates who get defeated TO-
day should 60 on the excursion to Atlantic
City, on Thursday, and take a salt water
| hath ThJo xunu1d haaI fha wOunds
An extra REPUBLICAN will be published
tonight with the returns OF the election.
Splendid day for the election. Cripples,
invalids and all can turn out.
Fine felt Derby haas, new fall styles, 81 90
each, usual retail price $3.50. Gall and see
them at Sheppey, Palmer s. Go. g, s,opposite the
Clayton House.
You will have six hours for cunning, bath
ing, fishing or boating, at atlantic City, on
Thursday next.
Married life often begins with rosewood
and mahogany and ends with pine.
If by reading these brevities you find the
Injunction, $50 and vote, obey the inlunc-
tion at once, nor tarry upon the going.
Notice to the public.-l Will halt-sole and
heel boots and shoes for 81, and other mending
In proportion, at 8. W. corner Of Seventh ana
Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
Apple butter boiling is In order, but far
ners say apples are scarce.
Potato bugs have mestly gone into winter
quarters Tor the season.
| All the Republicans who vote to-day should
70 on the Atlantic City excursion, on next
Thursday.
Ffrstclass dinners served on the "Feton." !"
Don't 20 to the polls, to-day, to vote with
out taking your tax receipt with you. IL is
not so pleasant to be sent home for It,.
The Atlantic City excursion on Thursday
morning will leave on the FELTON, at 6.3O
O'Clock. Tickets, s1.25 tor adults; rs cents for
children.
There are 100000 female teachers in the
United States
Pure cider vinegar at weldin s. Lloyd's, at
Seventh and King.
| Florists will soon be putting their green
houses in order.
Don't allow your boys to spend their even
ings on the streets.
Hot tea and coffee, and also sandwiches can
be obtained on the "Felton" by all VINO 90
on the Union excursion, on September the 4th'
Never twist the tail of mule or iool
with q three-card. .m0nte.man.
Wonder If the coming winter will be
mild or severe one! Won't somebody en-
tighten us
| Whore will be the birds that sing, hun
dred days from now?
Now is the time to have your heaters re.
paired, Call on A. W. Quigg, at Ninth and
Shipley streets; he employs the best work.
men, and charges only the lowest market
prices.
Hark to lis bllowy laughter.
Rlltho on the homeward tide!
Hark to it, heart! up and alter;
OF to the harbor-side;
Down through the rosemary hollow
And over the sand hills, light
And swift as q sea bird, follow,