Daily Republican., 1880-09-02
RREVITIES
Sun rises 5.29.,......Sun sets $50.

San rises 6.29. Sun sets $50.
Slowed crabs at Fullmer's.
Grab salad at Fullmer's, FOs Market st.
DeyiIed craos at Fullmer's sos Market st.
Eleven go0d cigars for 25c. at l3 +. 4th ST.
G. s. Humphrey, the halter, 2l6 Market st,
Oupplng and leeohink at No. lOS Il. Second
| street.
A session OF the City Council will be held
this evening.
Fine watches at K. H. Hani's, Is E. Fourth
street, Wilmington, Lei.
The economical housewife is now repairing
her husbands ulster.
| All kinds OF iced and grain for sale at Hay
Market, 713 W. Front street.
Go to Prof. Hochkeppel to learn French
and German.
In few months the earth will not be robed
In her vernal beauty.
Eleven good cigars tor rs cents, at 10 East
Fourth street.
One halt week longer then the schools will
be reopened.
Pure cider vinegar at Weldin s. Lloyd's,
Seventh and King streets
Prof Hochkeppel, the popular ling is
back again.
visited by numerous PhiIadelphians.
Why do you be bothered at nights when
you can get mosquito net at Adairs so very
cheap.
Window screens, han mock, croquet, 90 cts /.
store.
Large lot Of 'acked corn, wholesale and re-
tail. 30S W. Front st.
The largest and finest assortment Of fruit
Jars, can be had at E. A. Parrys, SH Market
street. :
The campaign clubs made quite prepos
sessing appearance last night.
Oysters! r. Moody, 226 ShipIey st. is hav-
ing supply Of those fine Virginia salt oys
ter5.
Just arrived prime lot Of "Famiiy Favor
tte" Flour, all made from old wheat, at Sac
wards steam mills, 3Os W. Front street.
There was a large attendance at the Repub-
lican meeting last night.
Large lot of baled straw by ton or cwt Baled
hay, wholesale and retail, at Hay Market,
Il i W. Front street.
K. H, Mccartney, wholesale and retail
dealer In -four, feed, etc. Always on hand
the best grades Of fancy -four. No. W. 10th
street.
piece OF cou-t-plaster on a pretty girls
cheek is very much out OF place; but 1t doesn't
home a. eleven o'clock with it on the end Of
his nose.
Friends Scheol, 4th and West streets. Ap-
ply for circular to E. f. Bach, principal, COS
King st.
At OK, Baugh, 5O7 Shipley street, you
will find the best assortment OF cnromos and
picture frames in the city. Come and see f0r
yourself.
All those wanting good roll or prime but
ter can tind 1t at H. H. MooTe's stalls, " and
"a Second st. market. Call and examine.
The uniform which has been adopted by
tNe members OF the Young Mems Republican
Club is very becoming.
Saddles, brides, trunks, sltcaeis, and all
kinds OF horse equipments, at Hiram Ier&ers
Harness Maker, ,407 Shipley st., Wilmington,
Del. Lowest prices.
lust received over four hundred barrels OF
choice Minnesota patent and other cnelce
brands OF hour which / will sell VINO esale
and retail as cheap as the cheapest. }. X.
NJ arr, 106 4. Second 81.
Notice to the Public.-l will hali-sole and
heol boots and shoes for 81; other mending In
proportion, John L. Bailey, S. W. corner Of
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
Because OF the press Of business have re-
moved to 407 King ST., two doors above my
former place where have greater fac lities
best grades OF flour and cat meal at lowest
market rates, wholesale and retail. VIM. D.
Pickles, 407 hing st.
A rural female beauty alighted from an
omnibus in q country town, when piece of
ribson became detached from her bonnet and |
fell to the ground. You have left your bow |
behind" said a lady passenger. "No, amt;
he's gone tishin," innocent'y replied rustic. |
Arthur W. Brown has opened a -four and |
iuh or in
with his wire goods business, where he would |
like to see his friends and the public generally, |
and have them try the quality Of his dcur and /
compare prices with others. Oatmeal and l
Graham -four, &c.
AT THE PICNIC.
Beneath shady tree they sat,
He held her hand, she held his mt,
held my breath and lay right fiat;
They kissed, i saw them do 1t.
He held that kissing was no crime,
She held her head up every time,
Iheld my peace and wrote this rhyme,