Daily Republican., 1881-07-16
RREVITIEN.

Sun rises at 4.3o.. Sun sets 7.22.
Devil'd crabs at Fullmer's.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
Fullmer's celebrated stewed crabs.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Dey!l'd CLAIMS and crabs at Ainscows.
Best family coal at 822 W. Front street.
Ice coolers, hammocks, camp chairs, for 99c
Parker, cupping and leeching lO3 Z. "a $,
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 loves
market rates, at John Willie's, 4O4 Market st
Families can be supplied with the bes
+. A. Humphrey has made great reduction
in prices Of his straw hats ZIG Market street
samuel Murphy n Son have the finest and
best assortment of chamber suits ever offered
in the city, at 3O9 Shipley street.
Ifyou want window screens and door screens
made at short notice call on Harry Yerger,
405 Shiplcy street, who makes it a speciality.
Prizes very low.
Buy the national wire mattress the best and
most durable bed In use, Samuel Murphy i
Sou.the sole agents In this city, at 500 Shipley
street.
The largest and best assortment of picture
frames can be found at &. X. Baugh's, 501
Shipley street.
If you want tailor that can be relied on
for strons,, neat, satisfactory work, at low
prices, try B. Row, IL East Second street.
lfyou want to save money buy your furni-
ture and bedding at W. W. Woodward's, 9TH
and T"tnall streets.
The best and largest assortment of Picture
Frames on hand. and made to order, at
smith y BROS, IL West Second street.
Butter and cheese, all those wanting good
butter and cheese at reasonable prices can
get them ut H. IL. Moore's stalls, p and a, md
street market, Wilmington, Del.
Ross is selling out his straw hats at l16 Mar
for fall stock /; also large stock of Summer
underwear, white shirts. Suspenders, hosiery,
S". 1t will pay you to call.
How in the world asked lady of
neighbor, "can prevent my boy from steal
ny sugar out Of the sugar how?" ~ know
low you can stop him from stealing out of the
ugar bowl was the reply. How ," by
imply putting the sugar in the milk pitch
r."
Strong minded wife Eth James, you are
veil up in languages. What is the d ference
'etwcen exported and transported >" Sub
nissive husband: why, my dear, if you
h0uld go to America, You would be export
d, and I-well, | should be transported.
Not to be woke-Lady Reaulieu was com
laining of being awoke by a noise in the
ight Her lord ian lrishman) replied "Oh
IF my part, there's no disturbing me: ifthey
ont wake me before go to sleep, there's no
'aking me afterwards"
A man in passing country graveyard saw
.,x,tn l.
Who's dead?" sexton: sold Squire Bum
lebee.' Man: what complaint" Sex
IN, without looking up: mo complaint, :
rerybody's satisfied"
An aged negro was showing scars rf the $
Ounds inflicted by the lash when he was q t
ave. "What u picture " exclaimed sym a
hthzing looker-On. "Yes," resp nded the n
,lored brother, "dat's de work OF de old mas
RS"
A Scotch minister once said no woman =,
'uld bear pain as well as q man. That is
1t so. Where's the man who can stand hav.
g his waist squeezed so he can hardly q
cath for three hours of an evening and not u
EN- murmur! a
W. j. Kimble has purchased the -four bud
ed store, of ex Sheriff Armstrong, corner of
-0nt and Madison streets, where he will
ep constantly on hand u fresh supply # :,
ur and feed. He would be glad to fa,.
s lends and the public IN general to givs :. =
m call. Satisfaction guaranteed. Il Il
A cigar contains acetic, formic, butyric, A,
leric and proprionic acids, prussic acid,
,osote, carbOlic acid, ammonia, sulphuret-
hydrogen, vir0dins. and lubedinc and II =
Y, Just after having SMOKED his first one,
II think there's some more and worse n,
ngs in it bes les M
Doctor H. says that the most precious pos --
sion That ever comes to man in this world Y
| w0mSn's hearG. 1t would seem that he
! never observed the tender care with Ii,
ich man handlesa meerschsum pipe that CA
ust beginning to have bilious look round -
base 0fthe bowl. r
! little girl, when her fathers table was Y
,ored with an esteemed friend, began talk Fl
very earnestly at the first pause of tho iss
versation. Her father checked her rather
rply, saying: "Why is it that you talk L
much?" ''Tause I've dot something to Il
;" was the innocent reply. HI