Daily Republican., 1880-06-01
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Summer
The month OF roses.
Turtle soup at Fullmer's.
Devilcd crabs at Fullmer's.
Fullmer's celebrated clam SOUP.
The butcher who trusts loses flesh
Wills are among the Ia st sad writes.
q. s. Humphrey, the halter, 2lS Market st
Sun umbrellas, window screens, 90 CT. store
Cupping and leeching at No. 1Os E. Secont
street.
mothers affection fows from pure foun
tain and ceases only at the ocean Of eternity
Always buy your furniture from Adair, 2O7
Market street.
White pansies make very pretty tiowel
knots for the neck.
For good, cheap homemade rag carpets &c
to Mark Wild's No. 1913 Market street.
The first steamer that crossed the Atlantic
Tor any other) ocean was the Savannah"
Order coal and lime of j. W. Griffith BY
telephone. Office foot Of West st.
Bradtord's furniture polish, Just the thing
for renovating furniture.
Long, slender initials are the most fashion
able tor embroidery on handkerchiefs.
Try Goodnsw's sugar drips, 15 cts. per at
They are hard to beat. Fifth and Madison.
Extra golden syrup, IL cts. per qt., at uood.
now's, 9Th and Madison.
A man being asked why his beard was SO
brown and his hair.was so white, replied that
one WAS twenty years younger than the other.
Fresh shad every day at Powell's Third st.
market.
A fresh patch on the seat OF boy'a trows-
ers is something new under the sum-"
S. ". Hollingsworth, practical jeweler, con.
tinues to repair and make jeweIry to order at
his old place OF business, No. 304 Shipley st..
Some students think 1t necessary to be be.
hind IN their lessons in order to pursus their
studies.
Take your tinware to A. W. Quigg, Ninth
and Shipley sts., to be repaired, the cheapest
place in the city.
Pedigree Ia great thing in its way, but
alone IT isn't worth cent on the back of q
ninety-daY no o.
Notice to the Public.-l will haIf-s0le and
heel boots and shoes for 81 /; other mending In
John =. Bailey, S. W. corner Of
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
The stomach daily produces about nine
pounds of gastric juices for the digestion OF
food; its capacity Is about five pints.
Great reductions In the price of carpets.
Adams & Bro. ga Market st., needing room
to display their fire werks, offer great induce.
ments by giving all bargains in carpets.
Come and see.
A dying man left all his property to the
man who ran away with his wife. In his will
he aaid he never forgot favor,
Go to Simpers, No. Ill West 9Th street,, be-
lore buying your water coolers, refrigerators,
70. You will save money. He sells cheap,
Stoves stored for the summer.
Instead of being an earthly monster with
Ave horns, mans nightmare turned out to
be the shadow Of his wife's foot upon the
WALL
Among their varied line of goods you can
purchase boots and shoes from Adams & Bro,
"a Market st., cheaper than anywhere else,
Fail not to come and be shod cheap.
A New York belle being asked If there was
much refinement and culture in the city, re-
piled: "Yol just bet your boots we're q cul- 4
tured crowd"
Persons desiring to get rii Of so much bak- I
ing this hot weather should use my True I
Economy Flour as bread made from it viii |
keep moist for a week, by using yeast made
Pickels, 4Ol King st. All -four delivered.
1t Is the fashion In Washington to give par.
lies exclusively to either ladies or gentle 4
men.
Needn't expect to get fat on tomatoes. |
They are four times more warmth giving than |
aesn forming.
The glorious -Four comes but once year. |
Adams h Bro, 6o4 Market st., ever alive and |
patriotic, dssire room to make the finest dis
play OF fire works ever before seen In this /
city. have concluded to sell their carpets at
reduced rates and give great barg ain to all. |
Gall and secure one.