Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
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sf Sun riEes i.32......,.SuS sets ;24
Nice weather.
Turtle soup at Fullmer's
/. Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
A joint atfair-A..rheumatism
Are bookworms good for bait?
Fullmer's celebrated clamIsoRp.
In tents suffering out.
Waste sfT-putting 1t in depot.
A new lot Of mirrors at 90 ct. store.
q. s. Humphrey, the halter, 2l0 Market st.
A white man who married negress offered
color blindness as an excuse.
Adair, 2o7 Market street, Is the acknowl.
edged furniture man OF Delaware.
West Point has Irritation walk, where the
cadets learn the tactics used In engagements.
The most d pgerous kind OF bat that fiies
at night is the lex bat.
Fresh shad every day at PoWell's;Third st.
market.
At the present time the lawn "barber'' is
kept very busy.
'Tis hard to take things cool when there is
o corner In ice.
Oupping and. .leeching at Nc. 1Os E. Second
street.
For good, cheap homemade rag carpets 20
to Mark Wild's No. l23 Market street.
The, Asbuy excursion was largely at
! tepdsd.
Strawberry festivals seem to be all the rage
new.
Order coal and lime of J, W. 9rtfith by
telephone. Office ioet of West ct.
Camp meeting for ten days commences at
Brandywlne summit on the 18th OF August.
Riddles Chapel will make an excursion to
HARDWOOD Park July 10th.
Bradtord's furniture polish, lust the thing
for renovating furniture.
Try Goodnew's sugar dr'ps Is cts. per at,
They are hard to beat. Fifth and Madison.
How to keep your rooms warm-Keep your
CRATES coal'd.
''It you make 1t hoptional with me-" SAYS
tho Englishman, "I'li take beer"
Extra golden syrup, IL cts. per qt., at t4ood. |
now's, 9th and Madison. |
they are too full Of themselves to hold any
thing else.
We like o man with lets Of temper. 1t Is the
man whs gets out OF temper that We don't
like.
A female writer asks: "what will my son
bsH" Why, a boy, Of course, you foolish wo.
aan.
Said the landlady: ~ have given you your
BOARD. BIZ, and nov want you to give me
ny beard bill" ID
When cat gives an entertainment on the I
cp q the wall, it isn't the cat we object to;
To the waul. Ic
Ladies' are like watches-pretty enough to :
ook at; sweet faces and delicale hands. but =
difiicult to "regulate' after they :
re set agoing.
s. W. Hollingsworth, practical jeweler. CON. a
inues to repair and maize jewelry to order at )
rs old place Of business, No. 304 Shipley &C.
Sleepy Tom managed to pace mile at Obi. :
ago in 122f. II that horse ever gets widN
wake he ought to prove quite spry.
An exchange says: "a big head is no!
lore an evidence Of brains than o paper col. o
lr is Of shirt" I,
Notice TO the Public.-1 will half-sole and n
Dol boots and shoes for 81 other mending In y
John +. Bailey, 8. W. corner Of !.
oventh and Tatnall streets. II
In o written spelling exercise, "Foregoesr
as given out, little boy wrote "Go, 70. 20, |
A new novel is called "a Proposal of Mari 2,
ase"-Iust what oil the girls want. IL must ~
} a lesp-year story.
Don't fail to go on the Riddles Chapel ex-
lrsion 70 Harewood Park, on Thursday, July =
tn.
Persons desiring to get rid Of 80 much bak- =
~ this hot weather should use my s'rrue \
economy Flour, as bread made from 1t will
eep moist Tor week, by using yeast made pl
I MRS. Pierson, $40 Shipley street. W. d. IA
ickels, 4ol King sk All -four deliyered, la