The Sunday mirror., 1880-07-25
Price 3 Cents.
SHORT LOCALS.

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seashore, at Ainscow's, III Shipley street.
The general committee of the Catholic
societies will be held in the Shields Library
rooms at O'Clock, this afternoon.
Hancock & Garfield Cigars at Seventh
and Tatnall Streets.
+ Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
Stansbury Murry's barber shop, III L.
Water street, is open, six days in the week.
from a. m. till 10 p. M Go there for a
good shave.
i Why not get up an excursion to the north
pole? A Wilmington fat man dreamed the
other night that he was bathing in the
Arctic ocean, and with the dive he made
from the top of the pole, he woke up TO find
himself spread out on the floor.
Ice cold beer can be had at the bar on the
Feli0n.
Salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Go to Powell's for all kind of fresh fish,
EBTFor diarrhea, dysentery, cholera NOR
bus, looseness of the bowels, summer dis
eases of children, &C., no medicine has
stood the test like DIR. Simms' Cholera Syr-
up; IS cents. Depot, Fourth and King.
There is every indication of an exodus to
Coney lsland-yes, of two e.e0auSeS, so to
speak; one on the Jefferson Club. excursion,
and the other on Smiths.
A first class Restaurant. Devled Crabs.
The finest ever produced in this Country
for the epicure and consumers,i is the Stewed
Grab; do not fail to try it, all at Joseph
Fullmer's.
Go to Ainscow's for clans and crabs.
Smoke Harkin's new 3-cent brand of
cigars called the Hancock.
Mr.. Fred. Sturgeon, the well-known baker
at ninth and Poplar streets, who was pros
trated by sunstroke week ago, and was
seriously i'll, is now convalescent.
The velocipede man is now the main at
traction on Fourth street.
Fine confectioneries and cream are fur
nished at the stand on the FthOn, at low
rates.
Ainscow's for first class clam soup.
Mr. John McCaffrey, of Saenger Hall, who
was badly Injured by kick from horse the
other day, is recovering rapidly.
Go to Fountains for neat shaving and
hair cutting.
"Let's get bottle and a pack of cards
ind go fishing" is the latest thing in the
line around town.
Hair cut at Fountains by the new clipping
Powell's,in Third St. Market for blue fish.
Kelly & Co., owing to the great demand
or their fine soaps, have been compelled to
Increase the facilities for their manufacture
Third street, below Church.
Do not forget August 5th, the Jefferson
,lub go to Coney Island. Tickets only two
lollars and seventy-five cents
Fullmers celebrated crab salad.
Meals can be obtained on the Fslton at
ow prices.
If you wish to get suited in a Summer
lat, both in style and price, go to Dubell,
10. East sd ST., where you can see the
lrgest assortment in the city.
The Jefferson Democratic Club will leave
ony Island returning at 9.r5.
Why do you like Kelly & Co.'s soapa
ecause it washes cleaner and lasts longer
ian any other make. | prefer the Borax
inen Soap made by Kelly $50. So do.
e all.
Those who wish to patronize good bar
er and enjoy delightful shave, should call
4 Stansbury Murry, the tonsorial artist, at
II East Water street.
The cheapest place to buy Mason's fruit
rs, jelly glasses, tin cans and preserving
ettles, is at Shippers, No, III West Eighth
rect. Call and see.
Hot coffee and sandwiches on the Felton,
When you are out the Avenue try Har-
ys Soda Water. 1t is pronounced good,
I'd it is just the place to get good cigar
r five cents