Daily Republican., 1880-05-21
RREVITIES,

Sun rises 4.39 ,,,,.,.SNn sets IA
| Keep advertising.
| UeViled crabs at Fullmers.
Clam chowder at Fullmer's.
Lawn dresses will soon appear.
Florists will make money now.
| Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
Most all the musicians live by chants.
500 parasols at Wainwright's 20 cts up.
The greatest beat on record-the heart.
g. S. Humphrey, the halter, 216 Market st
100 doz. stockings at Wainwright's 8 ctS.up
| Oil paintings in gilt frames; also chromos
in gilt or walnut, cheap, at 80 ct. store.
Oupping and leeching at No. 1O3 L. Second
street.
1t makes man sighted to see ten dollar
bills lying around loose.
A lot OF wide ecru Sp Danish lace scarfs lust
opened at Rose Feeney's, Alt Market street
The Press, Pulpit aad Petticoat are three
ruling powers.
For good, cheap homemade rag carpets go
to Mark Wild's No. 1913 Market street.
Cottage suits OF every description nd make
at Adair's, 207 Market street.
Order coal and lime of J. W. Griffith by
telephone Office foot Of West st.
The brocade most used for millinery has
agate cloudings of two colors.
. A lot of dne new hosiery Just opened at
Rose Feeney's, AT Market street.
Bradtorl's furniture polish, Just the thing
for ren0vating furniture.
Try GoodnoW' sugar drips, Is cts. per at
They arc lard to beat. Fifth and Madison.
Only hen can sit upon an egg and not be-
come mad.
LN.k-o In,, al tp ~ n
now's, 9th and Madison.
Fresh shad every day at Powel's. Third st.
market.
any other man, because they have been tried.
Hand made cigars, long filters, at 7th and
Tatnall; also celebrated cent cigars.
Call and examine our English cheviot suits
In blue and black at the Boston One Price
Clothing House.
A dog which wouldn't run from an elephant
will break his neck to get away from toma-
to can.
Ladies do not fail to visit Mrs. Cartons
millinery sto.e, 2O4 King street. Prices low
Us the lowest.
J. A. Wilson, undertaken and embalmer,
removed TO 6lo King street.
McClos1ev, the popular halter, at 4l4 Mar
ket street. has on hand full line Of the lat
est htvIes of strlw hats. His stock IL unusu.
ally large,
An exchange A5s: .a,4.
'1The happest life thai ever was led,
Is always to court anu never to wed.'
Just received Large invoice Of mems and
fouths' noboy summer suits at prices ranging
from 81 90 to $l6.os, at the Boston one Price
Clothing House.
s. W. HolIingsworth, practical jeweler, con.
tinues to repair and make lewelry to order at
his old place of business, No. 3o4 Shipley st.
Take your tinware to A. W. Quigg, Ninth
and Shipley sts., to be repaired, the cheapest
placein the city.
Notice to the Public.-l will half-sole and
heel boots and shoes for 81 other mending in
nroportion, John L. Bailey, s. W.corner Of
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
II took the English ten ye0rs to learn how
| to drink ice water and II isn't popular yet.
Go to Shippers, No. Ill West sth street, be-
tore buying your water coolers, refrigerators
no. You will save money. He sells cheap,
Stoves stored for the summer.
| will deliver to all parts Of the city my best
new process Minnesota spring wheat flour at
4 cents a pound, and so 90 o borrel. have
f,aur. the best run Of O Lancaster county mill,
made of winter wheat, guaranteed TO be Q
choice article, for $s 90 q barrel, or 81 cents
psr pound. W. d. PicIels, 40l klag street.