Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-17
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Sun rises 44s........Sun sets 7zs
Turtle soup at Fullmer's.
| Deviled crabs at Fullmers.
Fulluer's celebrated clam soup.
Tomorrow will be day OF arrest.
q. s. Humphrey, the halter, 2ls Market st.
The river steamboats, will run in opposition
to the chu- ches tomorrow.
The first expense Is the least in everything
with the exception OF law and matrimony.
Several excuEions will lcaVe Wilmington
TO morrow.
We always sell god furniture and that is
the reason Of our success at 20T Market st.
Some very beautiful scenery Is btbold along
the W. s. N. X. Z.
Tonight will be the time for ice cream
dea ers to reap rich harvest.
Cupping and leeching at Nc. 1903 E. Second
street.
Hesitate not to go on foot upon errands Of
mercy. L. is no shame to employ your ieet in
offices that have employed angels wings.
s'Do eagles give milk, mother2" asked the
boy No, my son; " hat made you think so?"
'tBecause I've heard of tho eagles scream"
AlIiterative-Th sweetest saint is cursed
by bis coptempoy aries and canonized by their
children's children.
Friends Scheol, 4th and West streets. Ap-
ply for circular to +. L. Bach, principal, sos
King ST.
People CT mean capacities more despi'e and
ridicule what is above the reach of their own
intellect, than that that is above its standsrd.
Nothing keeps man fr'm being rich like
thinking he has enough; nothing from tnow-
ledge like thinking he has both.
Masons jars. The place To buy your jelly
glasses and preserving kettles is at VI. D.
Simpers, III W. Sth st.
From the princssses down all the young
girls In England dress their hair in plated
knot behind, and short, plfY curls on the
forehead.
A man Is always wanting some one to tell
him how handsome ne looks. A woman, on
the ether hand, will simply stand before q
glass and see for herself,
BaIed marsh hay suitable for litter, for sale
in anv quantity OF the wilmington hay mar.
ket, 7l3 W. FroLt street.
The young man at The gamug-table, who
saw the blind on diamond flush and lost
his employer money, now explains that he
was 'co!or blind"
Examiner: Supposing the condition Of the
patient to bs suca that you couldn't give
e her, what should you give, Mr. BroNn?'
Brown ilnocenily: "Neither, sir"
3. W. .Holllngswcrth, pracdcalj eweler, con.
tinues to repair and mako lewelry % oraer at
his old plGc. OF business, M. S0a SIMPLIFY 81.
A Cincinnati child tied Grape on the door
kn to sac II tha carriages Wolid eome 10
ate them out iiding, as thy dll the family
/ ,ross the street.
The vanity Of loving fine clothes and new
fashions, and valaing ourselves by them, is
rne Of Tho most childish pieces Of folly imag-
nable.
Notice to the Public..-l will haii-soIs and
,eel boots and shoes for 81; other mendiDg II
John Z. Bailey, S. W. corner o.
seventh and Tatnal. streets.
He who heholds the thoughts of othe 4
through his own virtue ia ready t, fsrgtye
mem. Indulgence Is the child of purity OF
leaIt.
1t ia an III wind that blows nobody good.
n consequence Of the fire on Sunday even
ny, quite q number of families havA besn
upp!ied with barrel Of my good flour
lightly damaged by water ct very low
'ri'e. All are surprised to learn that | sell
n the regular way 80 sood an article for tic
money l am pleased to serve my pst'ons
With n or u barrels as they may need this
warm season at the sams rate as by the bar.
el. W. u. Pickels 4Oi King street.
QUEER FPITArHs. Prom tho Wesleyan
,hapel, Wakefield, England:
"Her manners mild. her temper such,
Her language good, and none tso mu:h."
rom Burlir gton, Ohio:
"Hsre lios the temairs OF T5ne DOwder,
Who bnrpt whilst taking Srldllt2 powder, &
o. lied from this world 10 her heavenly rsSt
she should tave waited I'LL II everyescod."l