Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
BkEVITIEN.

| Sun rises at 4..5l .........Sun sets 72l.
Devild crabs at Fullmer's.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
| Fullmer's celebrated stewed crabs.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Devl'd clans and crabs at Ainsc0w's.
| Best family coal at 822 W. Front street.
More hammocks, window screens 9Yc store
Parker, cupplng and leeching lo3 E. I'd st
E A. Humphrey, the halter, 2l6 Market st
| Ice cream and salt oysters at Mocdy's, II
| Market street
Last century "pokes'' are copied FOR sum
mer bOnnetS.
Newly imported dress waists are cut low il
the throat.
Read DR.. ToLd's advertisement in anothe
column. He will do what he promises.
1t is mistake to assume that a rose by an
other name would smell AS wheat.
Awnings Of superior quality, at the loves
market rates. at John Willie's, 404 Market s
| Window screens and door screens made tt
order ut short notice, at Yerger's, Fourth and
Shipley streets.
For the finest parlOr and chamber furnitur,
60 to Adairs, 201 Market street, and 2Oo and
20s Shipley street.
The largest and best assortment of picture
frames can be found at q. X. Baugh's, tO7
Shipley street.
Wines, Liquors and fine Cigars, No. 1os
and 10 Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Private billiard and pool table attached.
Chas. J. ii. Beckett, Proprietor.
Butter and cheese, all those wanting good
butter and cheese at reasonable prices ca
vet them ut H. IL. Moores stalls, ~ and "a, End
rent ,nurk.t Uilminytnn I)eI
The grentest bargains in straw hats in the
city, at Ross llb Market street. he also has
IL tine lne of white shirts. unierShirts, sus'
pendcrs and hosiery. the best and cheapest
in the city.
W. ]. kimblc. :. L. corner Front and Mad
ison streets, is selling flour at the same rlg-
ufeS AS before the advance. Those who are
wanting should give hln call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
A young nan was promenading along the
beach VITA u young lady when She pointed to
his shoes and said they reminded her OF the
sea because they were low-tied.
Time was when beads Of trimming were
black and white only. Now they come in all
,hc new shades of .lolet. gold, ruby primrose
and dark gtecn. ma ie up into combinations,
wh .ch are as effective as masses Of Jewels.
A, K. Tatnall has opend branch store at
No. . East Second street, formerly occupied
by the Artic Ice Go. where samples of flour
feed, grain, hay. straw, &c, may be Secn Of
stock aept ut No. 7l3 West Front street.
Stores connected by telephone.
Farmers and others in need of feed, should
call on Chas. +. Salfnrr, and see his prices
before buvins elsewhere: we keep all kinds
constantly ON hand at market prices. Call
at No = West Tenth street.
ono Of the most stylish fabrics for dress
4 f.r Al lrI.l II
bLyn,Ire cloth of olive green. navy blue, "I0.
eoutr, or other dark co!Ors with bright color
ed threads Of six ndsglittcrng gold.
Lorllard's horses are no plugs. They arc
tiue-cut, and quite q solace to hlm.-Lowell
Citizen And can Outstrip any horses of the
Century At Elevated Railroad Journal. with.
on, being hard pressed, ciLhcr-[ Richmond
Baton.
Having taken the store on Riddles Banks,
and being under considerably less expense. |
can sci tiourat II less rate than when in
town All orders can be sent by postal card,
and goods will be delivered promptly. free of
charge Address, Il. II. Mccartney, VIII
mington, Del.
Hisqu,te the fashion with ladies who do
not Los, 81 : e. cular. or wrap easily thrC "n
pslte. to wear simply Hima'aya shawl in
having mpruing calls. The shaW'--alWhys OF
some soft neutral shade-is taken off and lett
in the hall or 3nJf room. ana Lne lhu! ehleIs
the room without any extra mantle Dut her
complete costume
Cretonne tuns are printed with Wa'teau
LANDSCAPES and figures, and the drarertes
and br.ast ports Of the ladies, and the gay
court costumes Cf the gallants, afterward en-
broidered in colored silks and gold thread
HnDdsolner fans are in scarlet satin, but alike
wrought in gold and colors.
Jauu;y little bonnets OF yellow satin braid
are made in the r.ornandy shape. and trim
med with soft fJlds and bows Of bright bro
caded Surah. A lovely hat called "Dt Mar
guerite" is Of cxqutsitely fine and richly-tint-
ell Leghorn.
A little boy who wrs to pass tue afternoon
with d ncighhor's little daughter WAS given
two p ices of candy. When he returned ris
mother inquired if he gave tho larger piece
to the little girl. mo. mother, | didn't
You told me Away to give the largest piece
to company, and was company over there.
One of the passe, gers on board an ill-tated
vessel at tho time of the wreck, was an ex
ceedngly nervous man. Finding himself
tioatiny In the water, he tnaRi ined what his
friends would do TO acq ,aint his wife with his
fate. Saved at last, he rushed to the telc-
graph office and sent this message Dear
p, an savsd. Break 1t gently " my wlto'