Daily Republican., 1881-05-30
RREVITIES.

Sun rises at 4.29. Sun sets 7.2J.
Little neck clans at Fullmer's.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
Fuliner's celebrated Turtle soup.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Water coolers for 9gc and $l.0S.
Berry dishes cheap at II +. 2nd street.
Parker, cupping and leeching lO3 E. I'd 81
Bracket lamps cheap, at II Z. 2nd street.
Great bargainsin fOurat w. s. Townsend g
| Sixth and Tatnall streets.
RefrigeratOrs and ice coolers at low figure
A. W. Quigg. 9th and Shipley streets.
| Improved y pint Jelly tumbers SOC per
dozen at II E. md street.
For porch chairs 20 to l.. +. Adair'S 2O7
Market street
Awnings of superior quality, at the lowest
market rates, at John Wilie's, 404 Market st.
We now have the best brands of flour in
market, Mccartney, No. 2 West 10th street.
Great bargansin hourat W. S. Townsend's,
Sixth and Tatnall streets.
Better than ever those Bell Haven salt oys-
tiers at Nloody's, ID Market street.
Families can be supplied with the best
flour at Townsend's, 9th and Tatnall streets.
We guarantee that we keep the best flour
in the city, Mccartney, No. W. 10th street.
Go and look at those beautiful cake stands
sold cheap at II E. md street.
Bird cages of the finest quality, Just arrived
at Parry's, No. s27 Market street.
HOrrid slang of the Romans Professor
What is the aDlatiye of veritas?N Junior
"Veri-ta-ta."
Coal is not likely to be any lower | am
ready to ill orders for next winter promptly
Ezra Fell 622 West Front street.
Go TO Armstrong Front and Madison " here
you will find the best brands of Minnesota
and other choice Hours
f. A. Humphrey, the halter 2l6 Market |
street, has Il grand display of straw hats, the
largest stock by far in the city of Wilmington.
For good pair of crystal spectacles call on
Prof. Charles Italie, private residence 27
Market street.
From the Jones establshmrnt.-Jones|
THINKS man Is fortunate who mas his will |
contested after death only. He says his will |
has been contested ever since he welded Mrs
Jones.
Policeman Ito group of small boys): "Come |
now, move on! there's nothing he matter
here" Sarcastic boy: ''Of course there isn't.
If there was, you wouldn't be mere"
'Oh. Edward" said a fond young wife, as
she leaned upon her husbands manly
shoulder, and tOyed with his auburn tresses.
Let us be buried in one grave
Sponge baths are recommended. The best
way to get one is to go to some bathroom take
/ bath and tell the proprietor to charge it to
your account.
A Philadelphia paper says that Boston
women at Swampscott bathe In white kid
gloves and bonnets. This Is singular most
people battle in water.
New York has an undertaken who conducts
llnerals in such elegant style that wealthy
amilies almost hope something will happe
hat they can employ him before the season is
ut.
Poor Jack Thou hast been trodden upon,
nd sat upon, and sDat upen, and used rough
generally! We, wHuld sympathize. with
Du, but, you lack those delicate sensibilities
ecessary to fully appreciate sympathy, for
ou are-0nly painters Jack
A disagreeable man: Going home from
burch she remarked to her husband "Uid
ou notice that bald headed man in front of
g. and how young he looked never saw
ny one so young before with bald head"
hen he shut her up by replying: "My
ear, was bald headed before l was year
ID"
GOOD NIGHT.
here's a face in the mirror of loveliness rare,
nciroled by round, dimpled arms sweetly
bare.
White fingers, pink-tipped, hide and seek in
her hair,
A-taking it off for the night.
here g a pair OF brown eyes, rather sleepy,
it's true; l.
ed cheeks that Outriyal the peaches in hue;
. mouth made of rose buds and holding few
Bent hair pins tween teeth pearly white.
g futter of white angel wings, sup
pose;
dropping Of shoes and showing of hose;
patter of little bare feet and ten toes,
A-running across on the floor.
Then darkness-a ghost kneeling Down by
the bed
he tiniest prayer that ever was said;.
pulling Of blankets all over the head;
And sweet little musical snore.