Daily Republican., 1881-02-04

Sua n5es no .,....s sur set4 5.lS
Lamps. cheap, III King St,
g rr7 Wctie'5 lingo Uatarrh caro
. More good waAle bone whips. for Dec.
IET kiNE's Good Samaritan Tough syrup.
ORpplEg and lea'htnk at No. IO8 Il. Cd 81.
0 nero Is past which is gone forever. But
] tA1te IL 'uture whicd IS sLlIl our OVID.
/ Pride OF manners is tha, OF loos; pride Of
, Ollth AID rank Is often the pride Ui'dupes.
I Whe7 witty lady IS asked her opinion o.
mustacAes her rep y IS that she always setg
haE iaCo against them.
: Now tr0t ont the corn-poppov. Look out
Ioo' thiI yOQs SWsetheart'6 papa doesn't trOt
yCu out.
B.S lot ot gNt glassware and lamps,
c1eape'tin Delaware, IusE opened a. 2lt
hing street.
IA idea Is Gooi thing tl haTe-Fa wish
more men had one but 1t Is worse than useless
I" venture Into publiC wlinGut voice also,
on, Frankly, exclaimed a mother who was
taking diuHor at neighbOrs, l never knew
you to ASK t)F second piece of pic at home.
Itduae knew twas 40 use mUmsle1 trApEy
as ne hlted his mOath.
| Persons GnHng tuo, roll and print butter.
| wholesale and retail can be aec0mn OdAtec
marEet Also mihCe .ueat, truIt buffers &c,
r. A.MoC,u ure, In Sta ST. market, has the
cheapest, hno8t, and best as Tlmsut OF
| reanand salt fish aal OY5ter rs in the city.
Cali ANA cTaIAiue.
| Now is the time to select fine picture
! irlmes made by a first class mechanic q I'd
| sold cheaper than any oIler GStsb iishmeRt In
the clty Of wilmington. q. IL. Bsugh, 505
ShtpIey st, sbOYe jth.
+. H. Hanf, IS E. 4th St. dne levelry 1T
reInaTka6le prices Repairing OF all Kinds
done on short notice.
holled and pear! wheat, crushed and pearl
barley, iarin&, ont meal Gld Graham nour
the very best, with the richest wheat Hour
that can be made out of wlelt alone, also
6uckWhe4t, more better 315 cents, at Wm.
ID. PicSels, 4Q7 kln0 St
If you consent to nv marriage with your
daughter she Nili ae treated as II she were
an sEEel. That is, was the matter of TACT
reply. in short time sho WOU!i rot have
any hing 20 wear.
On he meeting Of two friends the follow.
ing colCquy enSuod Where have yo1 been
To my taiI0. s, and mad Lard WORK making
him accept ltCrle money. You astOnisR
me- why" because he wanted more.
Closing out winter caps, and gloves very
low at hoss's, Il6 Market BIsst, to make
room Tor spnug tOck. IT will pay yOu to
call and examine thei go, DIS beiJEe calling
elsewhere. They guarantee the lowest pri.
ces l the city.
The doOrways to The pulpit and the bar
are packed and lamed with men Of all o ss
laboriug ander The illusion that hey were
bern to be distinguished. and thou andS Of
them can but staTYe within Iha Coo.way ii
they still persist.
Beads now play an important part in eveI
ming tCiiets. A Sky bine silk, Tor young
Etri was made quite SIMPLY with single
skirt ana square cut cOrsage. Around tho
edge Oh the oOrSage was sewed deep fringe
)i silver and pearl bead trimming. A scarf
u the same bead trimming was draped
leros' the knees, like an oyerskirt.
Crinolire when worn OF all, is very smalI,it
however continues IN favor. Those made of
The steel and lace net or plque are most de-
;irab!e as they are light and really form q
support for the skirts worn. For wearing
Ti'h the NJ trained evening dresses they
lr5 az ab3O uto necessity.