Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-08
MlS E Vl.EIEN.
Sun rises 4.39. Sun sets 7.3O
Rather warm.

sun rises 4.39........Sun sets 7.30
Rather warm.
Turtle soup at Fullmer's.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
$500 bottles "Death to Corns" sold.
Peaches are becoming moro plentiful.
New ARENA saving cotfee-pot, 90 C. store.
Nothing equals DR.. Bliss Death to Corns.
@. s. Humphrey, the halter, 2e Market st.
A nightmare is the only animal that hos q
dreamy eye.
Flour packed inihalf barrels speciality by
Mccartney, No. W. Tenth street.
An important suit-hrst jacket and pAnta-
looms.
Buy Frank Siddall's soap at Mullins, Sd
and Madison.
There will be meeting OF the City Fathers
this evening.
OuppinG and leeching at No. 1oS E. Second
street.
An undertaker gets his living when
another man dies.
Buy Frank siddall's soap Of Mullins, Third
and Madison.
1t dent tire man to put down carpet 90
0uCn ho IL Hoo uluus
Always buy the best as it is always the
cheapest, at Adair's 3O7 Market street.
Riddles Chapel will make an excursion to
Harewood Park July 18th.
1t takes live man to pull up stream
though dead one can drift dswn.
A Nevada man was killed by fall of four
feet. A mule jumped on him.
when tea was first introduced into Eng
laud 1t sold for $50 0 pound.
A mans slippers are made for comfort, and
wcman's TO show her colored stockings.
Most people are like eRgs-too full OF
themselves to be able to held anything else.
There is enough soil under the finger.nails
Of humanity to make poor man farm,
Don't fail to go on the Riddles Chapel ex-
cursion to Harew00d Park, on Thursday, July
10Th.
Our ancestors, tho monkeys, couldn't, have
been so ignorant after all. They were all
educated in the higher branches.
For salo at cost three chest refrigerators
and lot of coolers, at M. S. Simpers, No, Ill
West Sth street.
A Philadelphia organ-grinder is so sus.
pcious that he compels his monkey to carry
bell punch.
Reduction in dry goods at Wilson's, 4ls
Market st. Lawns &c., calicos good &C., dress
goods from IOc. per yard up.
The reason why the end of some mems
noses are fat, is because they are always stick
ing them iuto other mems business.
A choice lot Of Western -four Just received
at greatly reduced prices at X. H. McCart |
neys, No. 2 ". Tenth street.
An Omaha bride was married barefooted |
because her husbands family went that way
and she didn't want to seem proud.
8. W. Hoilingsworth, practical jeweler, con-
tinues to repair and make lewelry to order at
his old place Of business, No. 90a Shipley st.
1t locks real easy and homelike to see the
baby at the table eat its bread with o spoon
while it picks up molasses with its fingers.
A Bangor barber has been arrssled for cut
ing q mans hair on Sunday. He got off |
With a moderate fine, but 1t was close
,have.
Notice to the Public.-l will hali-sole and
leel boots and shoes for 81 other mending In /
John E. Bailey, s. W. corner Of |
seventh and Tatnall streets.
inches around. An ordinary mans arm Is
Ibeut thirty inches long. How admirable
Ire thy works, Oh, nature.
The first almanac was printed in 146), and
he issue of1s80 contains several Of the same
resh and sparkling Jokes that appeared in
he first number.
There are three kinds Of hair: Banged
lair, baked hare, and hair parted in the mid,
lie. The first is tender, the second more
ender, the last bartender.
Many of my friends and customers fear
will not be able to continue my low prices
Ind supply their demand. answer that my
prices will always be as low as the price Of
wheat will allow, that O life necessity should
be sold near cost, and that my ability 10 fll
orders is limited only by the carrying capacity
Of our freight lines, VIM. D. Plsksls, A0l
King street.