Daily Republican., 1881-05-25
RREVITIES.

sun rises at 434. ......... Sun sets 724.
Little neck clans at Fullmer'S.
Eullmer's celebrated clam soup.
Fullmer's celebrated Turtle soup.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer'S.
Beautiful chrOmOs in gilt at 09c store.
Parker. cupping and leeching lO3 E. I'd S
"Minerva's Eye" is beautiful new Shal
Of blue.
Tancslored kid gloves are worn with whit
| costumes
| Poke bonnetS are 50 called because every
| body likes to poke fun at them.
| For hne parlor and chamber furniture 90 t,
l.. +. Adair's, 201 Market street,
| Great bargains in hOurat W S. Townsend S
Sixth and Tatnall streets.
For fine American Watches go to E Hanf
No. Is East 4th street.
| For porch chairs 20 to l., F, Adair's 20i
! Market street.
Awnings of superior quality, at the lowest
market rates, at John Wille's, 4O4 Market St
Great bargains in flourat W. s. Townsend's s
Sixth and Tatnall streets.
IfyOu want good tin roof on your house
70 to A. Chambers, go King street.
For fresh clans go to g. W. Nckerson, ia
King street.
Call on A. Chambers for your tin and ia.
panned ware, 220 King street.
Families can be supplied with the best
-four at Townsend's 9th and Tatnall streets.
Cio and look at those beautiful cake stands
sold cheap ut II f. End street.
1t is estimated that the cost Off spring bon
net 10 about what house will bring at
sheriH's sale.
Girdlcs pointed in front are worn with sur
plice waists. The back of the dress is made
perfectly plain and has no belt at all.
E. A. Humphrey, the halter, 2l6 Market
street, has n 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 ~
Market street.
Go to A. Chambers for your house furnish
ng goods at the lowest cash prices 20 King
street.
The Restaurant No. Is Market street. has ,
lad thorough retitting where the public
an find first class meal at reasonable rates.
A private entrance and a private saloon for
aides and families. Ice cream and salt oys
ers speciality.
Mourning gloves for full dress are en-
,reidered with Jet beads on the back, and
simulate a bracelet.
Wraps of metal cloth in modified dolman
orm, with short loose sleeves, and those
laving long, full sleeves shirred in at the
land, are new
A young composer has just written for a
oprano voice u beautiful song entitled
Would that l were young again. 1t has
,een so much time wasted. The woman can't
,e found who will sing it. {
A youag lady, fond of riding on horseback.
nd a vicious roam horse which ran away with
Ter one day, whereupon rival remarked
hat she always knew she couldn't hold her
oan in equestrianisN.
tacetious boy asked one Of his playmatcs
low n hardware dealer differed from boot
maker The latter somewhat puzzled, gave
nm. "Why," said the other, because the
ne sold the nails, and the other nailed the
Oles."
EPIGRAM OF A wALTZING LADY.
She spretty, agree
But1she waltZes, sir, you see;
And would not give fig
For dancing whirligg,
Carlyle being once asked the difference be-
yeen natural fool and an educated
,ol, replied: "Just about the difference be-
yeen you and me, l suspect" The ques-
Oner was never able to determine which
ind of fool he was.
Only maid at the window,
Waiting her lovers call;
Only an old spring bonnet,
Made over for use last fall,
Only blue eyed ll-dog
Pacing the garden path;
Only pair Of coattails,
Bear witness to his wrath,
Only maiden's fellow,
Sitting within his room;
Only some seamless trousers
To tell Of the bulldogs boom. Ia