Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-26
BREVITIES.

Sun rises 464.. Sun sets T.1S.
Stewed crabs at Fullmer's.
Diseases are the interest OF pleasure.
Ready-made-A girl willing to marry.
Grab salad at Fullmer's, 60S Market st.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's sos Market st.
A poor relstion-Telling an anecdote badly
g. 8. Humphrey, the halter, 2le Market st.
Rammocks and folding camp chairs 90 cts
The New York Tribune paid $1o. .sOl .02 pos
taSe on their issueS for ttS year 1879.
Nothing equals 1Aerated Bread to eat with
fruit.
Jelly glasses at E. A. Parry's, S27 Market
street.
Despite the bad quality OF butter a good
price Ia obtained.
Large lot of hay Wholesale at Stewards
osal yard, 622 W. Front st.
The country air is delightful these warm
summer evenings. Try it.
Bedroom furniture in endless variety at
Adair's 207 Market st.
Pure cider vinegar at Weldin & Lloyd's,
Seventh and King streets.
Oupping and leeching OF No. los Z. Second
street.
fOtIylCD IL Dbrlhukuk " kOb T0u-uOt III w IL
mington. The young Republicans are doing
good WORK.
A newspaper reporter should never be tired.
he should strike right and left when neces
slty requires 1t Of him.
Friends School, 4th and West streets. Ap-
ply for circular to +. Il. Bach, principal, COS
King st.
Who wouldn't be colonel on the Governor
of Delaware's staff? He is so fond Of the
''solgier" boys.
s. W. W.Hollingsworth, practical eweler, con.
Itinues to repair andmake jewelry to order at
his old place Of business, No. S04 Shipley st.
Everybody is getting crabs on tho brain, or
at least have begun to eat them to furnish
them with brains.
Market street is crowded on Saturday ev-
entngs with silly girls and spoopy fellows.
Naturally ice cream and soda water is made
to disappear. ". ..
Notice to the Public.-I will hali-sole and
heel boots and shoes for 81 other mending in
proportion, John E. Bailey, s. W. corner Of
Seventh and Tatnan streets.
The Sunday excursions are beginning to be
one of the weekly features In Wilmington, If
we Judge from the crowds that go to Cape
May and Atlantic City.
Cow.hiding Is getting to be too common in
Wilmington. An ounce or so Of cold lead, II
put to good use, would put stop to these
fow.liie side-shsws.
It is said that John O'Byrne killed Bayard
in the Presidential race. He had the suns
reporter to come to Wilmington and look up
Bayard's rebel speech. John is even now.
The REPUBLICAN printed and sold on Sat.
ur(iay last 5000 copies Of its daily edition.
Advertisers stick pin right here, and put
YOUR card where 1t will be seen.
The swaIlow-tails had 1t all their own way
again at their meeting on Saturday evening.
II is thought the lion and the dear little
lamb will lie down together in the fold,
The REPUBLICAN, never said any Of the DO.
lice got drunk. 1t was some other naughty,
naughty paper. We only advocated sun um-
brelias and oolored man to 60 along with
the officers to hold them up-the umbrellas.
a Philadelphia correspondent In letter to
one OF the city papers, writes: "Col. Jack
What can be the attraction 1t must be the
sights at Fairmount PARK.
The doctors are holding o convention here
In Wilmington. There is to be q bicycle
tournament at Scheutzen Park this week, no
doubt accompanied by bruised shins ana
sprained limbs.
Stoves and ranges. Now is the time to get
the good stove or range you will need from
Shippers, No. Ill W. Sth street. Price lower
than they have been selling for the last six
months.
This Is severe weather on bread, but with
good yeast and little care In working II my
flour will always make bread that will be a
delight. h apQ, barrels at same rate as q
barrel. Please report any cause for dissatis.
faction. study TO please. Flour has ad-
yanced 10 price but shall continue my low
prices, hoping that the advance 10 temporary
Wm. b. fiokels, COL Kiag street,