Daily Republican., 1881-07-20
RaiEVIl'lES,

Sun rises at t4.@2..........Sup 4. ~. sets ;,SD.
Devil'd crabs at Fulmer's.
Fullmer's celebrated clam SOUP.
Fullmer's celebrated stewed crabs
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Dcyil'd CLAIMS and crabs at Ainscow's.
hest family coal at 622 W. Front street,
Fish baskets, lap robes, window strccns 99c.
Parker, cupplng and leeching iO3 +. I'd St.
| Cherry stone clans at Moody's, Is Marke,
street.
Read Dr. TOdd's advertisement in another
column. He will do what he promises.
Awnings OF superior quality, at the lowest
market rates, at John Wilne's, 40. Market at
Families can be supplied with the best
houF al townsend &, eth and Tatnall streets.
L. A. Humphrey mas made great reduction
ID prices OF MS SE.aw mus 2lt Market street.
Window screens and door screens made to
order at short notice, at ergcr's, Fourth and
Shtpley streets.
W. J. kimble. :. +. corner Front and Mad
ison streets. sells the best brands of -four at
the lowest cash price. Please give him call
In Avollno, tally. a man has killed his son
I netause he was an IDIOT New York Mail.
| Who was the ldlOt-thc man or the son -
| [Phila. Sun.
| You can buy furniture anu bedding at W.
| W. WOodward's, Sixth and Tatnall streets.
cheaper than any other store in this city.
A schoOlmistress should be up to ur-chin in
| knowledge. - Detroit Free Press Bowed Uu
rs 1t were. New York News. And encour-
age the lass (t to be tirst.-[Phiiadclphi
Sun.
There is said to be an old lady one hundred
and seven years old who does not wear spec.
tacles, and whose sight is Just as good as it
ever was. She was born blind.
A doctor went out for a days hunting. and
on coming home complained that he hadn't |
killed any thing That's because you didn't |
attend 10 your legitimate business said his
wife.
The editor of a New York pape-. in reply to
a Pittsburgh editor VINO contendcd that an
immense fortune was not likely to give hap
piness, oilers to settle the lUestOn by having
1t tested in his own person,
4 pretty ladies' blouse. which is designed
to be worn urder a travelling cloak, ls made
of eeru toulard. The fronts are covered with
red Sarah. which is SHRED to the fop'of the
belt, and the right front is bord red with a
band OF black velvet. embroidered with gold
beads. The black velvet cuffs and collar are
embroidered.
A young woman recently went TO an En-.
glish fancy BAH as n powder puff. 1t must
ud'S DSch pun bhlt anu tu'S lSblilNe us |
that yUliig man once went 10 an American :
ball as Il rifle. No one guessed what charac- :
ter he represented till he went of "haif cock ,
ed, and staggered against man who called
him ''son OF d gun.
A sudden caprice is the use of skirts made :
IF the gay striped cuttons Of viii h awnings
.Or windU vs. anu doors are made. These serve
to complete the dark blue brown or green
flannel suit that now forms u part of country
outfits for summer. and are chosen in broad
,ven stripes of two or three color>, one Of
which is that of flannel Ovcr-dress.
She was a very little girl,
And rs l bent and kissed her,
"lhere, that Is for you're
And this is for your 81 ter
Last night l caleI in friendly way,
Some gay girl-triends were there.
And laugh and Jest went gayly round,
To Danish weary care.
Tho little girl came romping in
And unto mG she said,
Il dive that t,ss to 5 zzcr Bell
'Du LETT for her VIZ lne''
She tissed me lot o times and said
When folk es 'Oulun't sec,
mi ght dive 'em TO 'On-yait
TIL 'Ous alone wiz me.
blushed and did s ,ster Bell
The gay girl-friend, ah me 4
wished the horrid, hOrrid thing =
A thousand miles at sea!