Daily Republican., 1880-08-03
Total to date. e.............
RREVITIES.

1
| Sun rises SOL. Sun sets III.
Slowed crabs at Fullmer's.
Grab salad at Fullmer's, sos Market st.
Deyiled crabs at Fullmer's sos Market ct.
OIL stoves for camp, and jars at 9sct. stere.
G. s. Humphrey, the halter, 216 Market st
Did you ever try to peel an onion under the
water.
Pure cider vinegar at Weldin & Lloyd's,
Seventh and King streets.
If you wish to prosper, advertise In the
REPUBLICAN.
Cupping and loschiug. at No. 1Os E. Second
street.
One more month before the excursion sea-
son will be over.
Wilmington has one Of the largest pulp
works In the United States.
Persons wishing good carpets attend the
sale at 400 W. Thirteenth st., on Thursday.
Diamond back Terrapins at Moodys, 22S
Shiply street. A fine lot call and see them.*
The fare on the West Chester road ia to be
reduced between there and Philadelphia.
Fresh truck of all kinds at low figures at
| Goodnow, Fifth and Madison streets. Y
Attention Lichtenstein guards Of the Sc
cond ward. Eyes right, march to victory.
Hancock and Garfield chairs at Adair's
Delaware furniture emporium, 207 Market st
Thousands of mosquitoes at Cape May this
year. Consequently people are leaving.
The swallow tails and overalls will not yet
shake hands.
Mountain sweet water melon at Goodnow's.
Friends School, 4th and West streets. Ap.
ply for circular to +. +. Bach, principal, COS
King st.
Bright minds will never die That is the
reason so many OF the Wilmington politicians
have such long lease on life.
S. W.Hollingsworth, practical eweler, con.
tinues to repair andmake 1ewelry to order at
lis old place OF business, No. 304 Shipley st.
Choice Jenny Lind canteloupeS, at Fifth
and Madison SITS.
Bicyoling races do not take In Whining
tor yet. A hospital will have to be started
first.
Don't fail to go on the West Church Excur-
sion to Cape May, as delightful time is an
ticipated.
Persons wishing good furniture attend the
sale at 4O3 West Thirteenth ST.. on thursday.
Never make fool OF yourself over any trif |
fling matter that may appear In print about |
you. Only fool loses his temper
DON'T fail to 20 en- the Scott N. E. Church
excursion to Atlantic City, on Friday Aug.
Sth. Tickets, $l.25; children 90.
NV how the Wilmington newspaper men
do Utaffy'' one another alter they pull up
stakes and leave for some other city.
Notice to the Public.-I will half-sole and
heel boots and shoes for 81 other mending In
John =. Bailey, 5. W. corner Of
Seventh and Tatnan streets.
Persons wishing spring roller shades, at
Eend the sale at 400 West Thirteenth street,
IN Thursday.
II "a coming the time for the polite Theatri-
,al agent to come along with his pockets full
, ,q ssgars and free tickets. He only wants o
mail Hpuf." He gives and he gets it.
Sam Tilden can't say ten words in public
vi,hout blubbering over the TACT that he was
,ot made President. He never says even ten
words about his income tax.
Governor Hall has had military company
allied after him. Perhaps he may be induced
o now use his influence for the De aware
militia. "
The average Wilmington youth will un-
lress along the creek banks and stand In full
lew Of the people on the boats before taking
heir annual "wash." This practice should
70 stopped.
John Forney says he might have been a
sbel himself II he had been born in the
,outh." Perhaps he might have been born
monkey II his parents had been before him.
t would have made little difference.
Insurance agents have hard checks. A
agent has one go hard that a
hammer on being thrown at him hit him on !
lis cheek. The hammer got the worst of the
combat. II is now on exhibition at Barnums.
Granulated wheat is better name as 1t :
more of that nature than fine four.
Minnesota Spring Wheat is acknowledged by
The highest authorities to be the richest ana
best for bread making in the world. and n &
barrels at same rate M barrel. W. u. Pickes,
Aol King street.