Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-21
BREVITIEB.

Sun rises 4.31....... Sun sets 7.3l
Turtle soup at Fullmers.
Devlled crabs at Fullmer's.
F'ullmer's celebrated clam soup.
| Yesterday was day OF arrest.
The losfer is labor savirg Institution.
Lap robes, hamm0cks coats, 90 CT store.
A chest Of drawsrs-A box of good CIGARS
q. 8. Humphrey, the halter, 2le Market st
Riddles Chapel will make an excursion t
Harewood Park July 18th.
Tho horny handed farmer always takes The
i bull by the nose.
oupping and leeching at Nc. los e. Second
street. f..
The Egyptians made glass and colored |
beautifully three eth0usandyesrs before Christ
The latest fashion of engraving initials 'ol
spoon. handle Ia to half cover 1t with flowers
Bradtords furniture polish, Just the thint
for renovating furniture.
Extra golden syrup, IL cts. per qt, at ttood
now's, 9th and Madison.
The ates have no respect for the Sabbath
| Th0y bit numerically yesterday.
Try aoodnew's sugar drips, 16 cts. per qt
They are hard to beat. Fifth and Madison.
Rev. F. b. DuVal preached his anniversary
sermon yesterday morning.
Furniture repaired and made as good a.
new at 201 Market street.
White chips are trimmed with shaded
plumes in all tnts, or long wavy grasses.
Soft French silks are being made to initiate
the Japanese silks
Don't fall to 70 on the Riddles Chapel ex-
cursion to Hardwood Park, on Thursday, July
18th.
1t makes man handle his throat nervously
when the blsodthirsty barber waves his razor
and sings out "necks ~
The gourmand expects good digestion to
wait on his appetite after all other walters
are tired out.
1t will soon be time to hoe your corn. Ifyou
have not got hoe, an old razor is handy
when the corn is troublesome.
The man who drives the heaviest wagon,
has the "best show on the road, everybody
has TO turn out Tor him.
8. W. Hollingsworth, practical jeweler, con-
tinues to repair and make jewo!ry to Oreer at
his old place OF business, No. S04 Shipley st.
The man who pats water in his drink shows
q commendable disposition to make the most
of it.
The invalid who called tight boots comfort
able defended his position by saying that they
made q man forget all his other miseries.
Even II n boy is always whistling II want
to be an angel" 1t is Just as well to keep the |
pears on the top Shelf
The Washington Fire Company will give |
their moonlight excursion on Wednesday ev-
ening.
Any person In want Of window screens or
doors should call at Yerger's, 406 Shipley st
Made to order at short notice.
A Maine editor was paralyzed while sitting
in church last Sunday, and contemporary
thinKs the novelty OF the situation was too
much for him.
"Cfive the devil his DUE" said mighty or |
ltor. Then uprose haekwO0dsman and
said, "He will take his due don't you beS
afraid"
Notice to the Public.-l will hali-sole and |
leel boots and shoes for 81 other mending in |
John f. Bailey, s. W. corner OF
seventh and Tatnall streets.
A rich man who had begun lie as boot
black, happened to remark that he had taken ]
. box at the opera, and some one meanIy |
asked him If o brush went with 1t.
The Y. p. A. Of st. Paul's M. e. church |
will give their moonlight excursion Tuesday |
evening. Don't iail to go ii you would be
happy.
Waste in housekeeping 10 the one thing |
that brings poverty. Hundreds Of sfhouseaeep- l
ers have found out BY experience that my
aour ia the bsst and cheapest In the city. |
WIN. d, Pickles, 4ol King street.