Daily Republican., 1880-07-31
RREVITIEg.
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Jersey melons.
Try clam soup.
Cider mills are working.
Stewed crabs at Fullmer's.
Tomatoes are getting better.
Grab salad at Fullmer's, sos Market ct.
DeyIIed crabs at Fullmer's sos Market st.
OIL stoves for camp, and jars at 9s,t. store.
g. s. Humphrey, the halter, 2ls Market st.
The cry of the loon is now heard o'er the
land.
Whatever else you lsse never lose your
temper.
A person who lives fast cannot expect to
live long.
Never kill the taste Of meats by too high
seasoning.
3elly glasses at d. A. Parry's, s27 Market
street.
There's great scarcity of servant girls in
the city at present.
This cool weather puts damper on the en-
srgy Of the Aies.
A MOSQUITO is q small insect, but only one
is needed to destroy nights sleep.
Large lot of hay Wholesale at Stewards
ceal yard, 622 W. Front ST.
Whiskey and politicians are near akin
they very seldom leave one another.
Tomorrow the communion service will be
observed in many OF the churches.
A number OF excursions will leave this city
TO- morrow.
These pights and mornings remind one
mere Of September than July.
Pure cider vinegar OF Weldin & Lloyd's,
Seventh and King streets.
The banks of the Brandywine will be pre-
ferred to the churches tomorrow.
There remains but one month more OF the
school vacation.
Furniture Of all kinds repaired at 2o7 Mar.
ket street
All kinds Of job work done at the RBrUB-
1IoAH office. Prices reasonable.
The camp meeting season is rapidly ap.
preaching.
The markets were we'll stocked to-day and
high prices prevailed.
ouppiuG and leeching at Ne. loa E. Second
street.
The political pot will soon be boiling quite
nimbly.
| Pennsgrove is o pleasant retreat at which
to abide for few days.
Ii YOU visit the seashore for any length Of
time let the REPuBLIcAN..be sent to you.
Friends School, 4th and West streets. Ap-
ply for circular to +. f.. Bach, principal, COS
King ct.
This ia the season CT the year when the
Gypsy loves to psrambulate through the
country.
Lots of damsons in the market now. lfyou
are not sparing Of the sugar they make nloe
preserves.
weekly ice and milk bills don't count up
such large sums as when they are allowed TO
run month.
a. W.Hollingsworth, prastioalj eweler, con-
tinues to repair andmake Iewelry 70 order 81
bis old place Of business, NO. Sof Snipley st.
II would not be amiss II eur citizens would
uproot the grass which grows In the street
and upon the paVements.
The weeds growing In lots, situated in
prominent places OF our city, should be re-
moved.
Some people desire notoriety, and others
never seek It. The Courtney whipping case
has been illustrated in the Police Gasette.
Notics to the Public.-l will hali-sole and
heol boots and shoes for 81 other mending In
proportion, John e. Bailey, s. W. corner Of
Seventh and Tstnall streets.
| Council will soon have o policeman fol
every hundred Inhabitants in the city. That's
right; put on the expense. The city can
stand 1t.
Humphrey, at 2l6 Market street, has laid
| in @ new and well selected stock OF fall style
hats. Call and examine goods and then pur'
chase.
4 Granulated wheat is better name s \
lpartakes more Of that nature than fine Hour
Minnesota Spring Wheat 10 acknowledged py
the highest authorities 70 be the richest ana
best for bread making in the world. u and
barrels at sarne rate % barrel. W. u. Piokeas
Aol King street.