Daily Republican., 1878-03-27
BreVllleB.

Eight cents line are charged for all adver-
tisements In this column
Down with the times Childrcn's coaches,
boots, shoes, and trunks cheapest in the city,
at 403 Market street.
Sun sets 8.l9. sun rises DOL.
The short kilt skirt is an accomplished fact
G. S. Humphrey, the halter, 2le Market ST..
During q cold , no one should be SO foolish
their health by sitting by a stove without
it.-White hall Times. mt is unnecessary.
Derrick
28 lbs. ofgOod family -four for 81, at Welch
& Sharps, 500 King street
Pin head checks In various shades of the
same color, on a darker or lighter ground, are
seen in the prints and percales of the season.
Moreland, at Fourth and Poplar streets,
makes n neat fitting boot or shoe.
Charitable lady-POOr man 1fitwe pos
sible to procure work, what situation would
suit you best? Tramp-Ladies companion,
mum.
Churches in debt sing, "Sound the loud
Kimball."
Big measures with over 70 oysters to the
quart, at Ainscow's, III Shipley street.
Never since the days Of Jonah has man
been taken in by a fish us badly as Uncle
Sam will be, If he pays that $5, 100000 award.
Men who are welded to an idle-Corner
lOaters.
The best oysters in the city are at Gardeners,
corner 7th and Shipley, 20 cents per quart.
Sombreuil and FilamentOsa are two new
names used to designate two changeable
shades of color in damask silks OF the spring.
What will the present year bring forth ?
asks an exchange. Bring Fourth OF July OF
course.
~. q -t,.k, ,I,,a E,,tta
Market street, the cheapest, tirstclass gallery
in the city.
Willow pompous, the ends terminating in
seed pearls and tipped with an agrette, are
shown in all the light and beautiful new
shades of color.
Wanted everybody to know that Welch &
Sharp, 306 King street, sell groceries and
country produce very cheap.
Gold and silver threads are thrown in very
effectively in many Of the spring galloOns,
fringes and laces.
II you want fine overcoat for Spring, call
at the Boston One Price Clothing house. No.
2l3 Market and 2l2 Shipley street.
One of the new grenadines shown is in SUBJ
dued Turkish cOl0rs, with tinsel interviewer,
which sparkles like diamonds when seen by
gaslight.
Dubel still has the run of customers at his
store, No. 9 East Third street, because he
keeps the best and cheapest OF hats.
A Chicago man wants the thief who stole
his wel-bucket and rope to come back and
take the well, as it is of no use now.
Good S-day clocks as low as 81. Call and
examine the stock, and learn prices at Mas
sey's, 404 King street, before purchasing else
where.
A beautiful new hand woven grenadine for
trimming, with chenille flowers and vines
thrown up on the surface, is priced $l2 per
yard.
Ifyou want to see some nobby styles of
spring suitings, call at the Boston One Price
Clothing House, No 2l3 Market and 212Ship-
ley street.
1t is not the ability to be idle but the ability
to work that constitutes happiness.
Notice.. G. Massey, 4O4 King street, has
Just received a large stock of new clocks 0fthe
latest style, and best makes, which he is sell
ing at the very lowest prices They are well
regulated and guaranteed.
Yes, dear, you can use your sprng-mattress-
es in the fall.
Sliced ham 16 cents per pound, Clipped beef
25 cts, new Valencia raisins pounds for %
ct nts, best grades OF flour constantly on hand,
as low as can be bought in the city, at Albert
Hutnals, S. Il. corner 9th and sladison SITS.
Boucle ]ardiniere is one of the new names
for knOtted bourettes
MIR. ]. S. Shinn, the present custom cutter
at the Boston One Price clothing house. Nos.
2l3 Market and 2l2 Shipley Streets has been
one of the means that has increased our trade
in that department. We claim he has no
equal in this city.
It's about time for the rising jokist to be
getting off that joke about discarding ulsters
and dOnning pantaloons.
An old colored man says he can knock more
sense into colored boy with barrel staye
than all the public schools
A fact-The cutter now employed by the
Boston One Price Clothing House, leads in
style and workmanship, also meets with bet
ter success than any OF his predecessors. give
him Il tfia! if you want o perfect fit. Call at
No. 213 Market Il 2l2 Shipley streets.
A new song will be issued entitled Mother,
bake the pancakes brown" The first verse is
us follows:
Mother. bake the pancakes brown,
Cook them nice and crisp;
For the pale cakes, they don't go down
Nowheres nigh as brisk.