Daily Republican., 1880-06-07
BREVITIEE.

Sun rises 4.31. Sun sets 7.2e
Turtle soup at Fullmer's.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
Men OF polish-B Bootblacks.
| A hens prayer-"Now lay"
| A Strapping iellow-A barber.
Often above para bald head.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soap.
A dwarf pair-Tom Thumb and wife.
Brandywine church excursion to-day.
Out Of ssaso1-An empty pepper box,
Hsw much cold can bare bear bear?
G. s. Humphrey, the halter, 2le Market st.
Flower baskets and work stands 996t. store.
CuppinG and leschinK at No. l03 E. Second
street.
How does a stove ieel when full Of Goals !?
Grateful.
Bradiord's furniture polish, Just the thing
for renovating furniture.
Can a nan Intoxicated by music be said to
be air tight?
Yesterday was Communion day in many OF
the churches.
Extra golden syrup, II cts. per qt., at dood.
now's, 9th and Madison.
Roskland would seem to be a pleasant sum-
mer resort for babies.
Order coal and lime of ]. w. Griffith by
telephone. Oftice loot of..West st.
Ladies are not entitled to bare arms when
they have to load them with powder.
For good, cheap homemade rag carpets 10
to Mark Wild's No. 1913 Market street.
Ssme persons pack their furs in camphor,
while others keep their tirs In the yard.
l.. F. Adair Is said to be the king of the
furniture business. 207 Market street.
It is never too late to mend. Even the devil
has his darning needle.
Try Goodnsw's sugar drtps, Is cts. per qt.
They are hard To beat. Fifth and Madison.
A toast Woman. She requires no eulogy. |
She speaks for herself.
s. W. Hollingsworth, practical jeweler, con-
Iinues TO repair and make tewelry to order at |
his old place OF business, No. S04 Shipley st. |
Cinnamon are not. perhaps, more gosslpy
han other psople, but they are all tail bear.
'rs.
Notice to the Public.-l Will half-sole and
,eel boots and shoes for 81 other mending In
John E. Bailey, S. W. corner Of
'eventh and Tatnan streets.
No mattey hey humble an organ grinder Is.
10 will always put on airs when he secs a
.r0up Of children.
Go to Simpers, No. Ill West 9Th street, be.
ore buying your water coolers, refrIgerators,
&c. You will save money. He sells cheap,
'toyeS stored for tho summer.
"Why, Willie, you can't possibly eat anoth- :
r plato OF pudding" "Yes, can one more J
late will just fill this Bill."
Among their varied line Of goods you can q
urohaso boots and shoes from Adams n Bro, Tx
"a Market st., cheaper than anywhere else
all not to come and be shod cheap.
A little girl who unsuecessfully looked for ]
Rgs said ''there were plenty of hens stand T
X around doing nothing" F.
Great reductions In the price of carpets.
dams & Bro, b04 Market st., needing room
display their nre works, offer great induce X
ents by giving all bargains In carpets.
ONE and see. f.
A New York man has named his daughter b
lycerine. He snys that 1t will be very easy a
prefix Nitro, If her temper resembles that 8,
her mother. In
The glorious Fourth comes bat once year.
dams b Bro, 6J4 Market st,, ever alive and
Ltrlotic, desire room to make the finest dis 4 4
ay OF fire works ever before seen in this re
", have concluded to sell their carpets at
duced rates and give great bargain to all.
Ill and secure one.
Id her beautiful golden head above the u
illing wave, and with the other called Loud
for assistance" "
The -four am selling Is not what some peo- :
0 suppose 1t to be % mixture or dOctOred "
ltf IN which qualteg is sacrificed for appear
100, as II is tGe most purc and nutritious W
ur sold IN the Wilmington market. Per. .
ms desiring to get rid Of 80 much bak- 4
z this hot weather should use my ''True 4
,onomy Flour" as bread made from it will
,ep moist for week, by using yeast made {
MRS Pierson, 822 Shipley stSeet. W. D.,
ckels, 4ol King st. All aour deliyered. To-