Daily Republican., 1880-09-27
BREVITIES,


, Sun rises 6.53. 3.,......Sun sets 549.
Reed birds at FulImer's.
Grab salad at Fullmer's, sos Market st.
DeviIed crabs at Fullmer's sos Market st.
More clocks, jars, ,children's chairs. .s9c store
Polo caps to match cloth suits will be worn
this winter.
Oupptng and leeohlnE at No. 1oS L. Second
street.
All neck arrangements of lace and muslin
are fashionable.
Persons wishing choice -four should call on
McCartney, 2 and 1 W. 10th st. +
Pure c1dsr vinegar at Weldin & Lloyd's,
Seventh and King streets.
Satin dresses with hand.painted fronts are
to be tie rage in the fashionable world this
winter.
Bracelets are necessity with the short and
demilong sleeves now worn.
g. $. Humphrey, the halter, 2l8 Market st.
Fall styles now ready.
Gold threads are introduced into some OF
tho prettiest laces, each figure being outlined
with gold chain stitch
Millners say that bonnets this season are
to be light In color, even for the street.
| You can buy as cheap at .AGair'sa. at any
other furniture house in Delaware"
MulberrIes are the newest ornament for
mourning bonnets.
The fashionable coiffure Is now low In the
nape of the neck, but short women cling to
the high hair dressing.
Gold brocaded and plain gold ribbons and
gold cord brafds and laces appear among the
new millinery goods.
Helitrope is said to be losing ground in
Paris.
Oysters, the finest at the lowest prices. Try
the prime salts not saltet after they are
opened. Moody, 22e Shipley street.
Old fashioned shirred sun.bon nets made OF
sheer white cambria, trimmed with fine lace, |
are worn by English children.
Matinee from $50 a. m. to $50 p m. Large
clear Havana cigar, only cents, at No L. |
4th St, and No. 10 Market st.
Now is the time to get your stoves, ranges
and heaters repaired, at Milton Simpers, Ill
West Eighth Street.
The strings of small bonnets are more ire-
auently tied In bow in the back over the
chignon than under the chin in front.
Have you seen the large and handsome
stock of new goods Just opened by ]. 7 Null
lin Son, merchant tailors 9th and Market
streets. t
Derby and Jockey hats will be covered with
oatds and checks in the fall, to match COS
.umes.
All tho.e wanting print and tub butter can |
ind it at H. H. Moores stalls, r. and "a Sec
md st. market. Gall and examine.
There is probably nothing In this transitoiy i
world that yields larger and quicker returns :
N the amount inveSted that poking o wasp .
With your finger to see II he feels we'll.
Notice to the Public.-I will half-sole and
eol boots and shoes for 81 other mending lp
roportion, John r. Bailey, s. W. corner % 2
eyenth and Tatnall streets. s
Did you ever consider the despotism OF kfs
ing? The men kiss the women without car
1g whether 1t is agreeable or otherwise and
le women kiss the defenceless babies re ST
lerselessy. o.
The constant man looks up to heaven in
i'll hope, even when II is darSened as flow
8 that epen with the sun close not though
, be hid by clouds. u
1 will sell you VIM. Lea 4 Sons best pat
It, Clifton patent, POutaXat and Kirkwood | y
hoice Family Flour, as low as can be bought 4
the mills, delivered to all parts Of the city. =
lso best Minnesota patent and Choice
amily Flour at low prices. Fresh sweet Oat !.
cal, Graham Flour, Crushed Wheat and
arina fresh from In mills. VIM. d. Pickels, |
I King street. Fl
ID Time walked through the me adow grass Y
nd spied the very prettiest lass I
That youth did e'er adore, A
And by his seythe he Loudly 'wore -
Never to reap such beauty more, v
nd msdly broke his glass. /
ut when he tried the m d to WOO,
10 laughed and asked, 'Prav, who are your" -
nd since that day the shrewdest sage IL
Duld never toll maidenpags. Ia