Daily Republican., 1881-03-22
SAESRE,Skss
san rtses 6.tO..

sun r'Sea GO. sun sets 6l6.
koman saShes are revived.
Ali the Few bonpets have strings
Co'ored straw will be much worn.
Most sOnners are OF medium sizes
sli shades OF yellow are fashionable.
Black toilets are as fashionable as eyar
| Both large and small bonnets will bs worn
| Folding tables, clothes baskets, ssct stor.
TfY Kings Good Samaritan Tough syrup.
Parker, cupping and leeching, 103 {. I'd st.
Silver gray and rosy lila, are very fash
iOnable.
Broeaded stutis continue to be used for
jackets.
Tufts of feathers are worn more than long
plumes.
Piaids bid fair to have run of fashion
able lav0r.
SILK knitting is the fancy work rthe pass
ing moment.
Draperies continue to be very elaborate on
dress skirts
spanish lace is used in proiusiou on even
ing dresses.
Roman sash ribbons will bs used TOR bon
neL strings
White viii be the dressy toilet Of festival
occasions In 1881.
Tu can and English straws will be mora
worn than chip
Satin de Lyons will be the popular silk Of
the coming season.
Dotted and h0we cred Swiss muslin dress.s
Will again be worn.
Tin ware, wooden ware, Japan ware. oil
cloths, cutlery, &C., offered at the Iowesr
prices. ii. Plckels, h 9 East 4th street.
Persons wanting tub, roll and print butter.
Wh0le ale and retail, can be accom- N odated
at II II, Moore's stalls, u X IA Second str set
maiket. Ale mince meat. fruit butter. Sc.
Go 10 z. II. Hani, No. 15 East Fourth
street, for tne god or silver watch. ais,
'ewelry made TO order Repairing d spe-
cislty.
A London cabman called out after a smart
dapper iltCle gentleman who ati acts particu
larry large hats: Come out of that nat, viii
yer? know Yer in 1t, 'cos sses yer iset.'
What IL the Lady Of OF Lyons?' asked
Laura, looking up from her book 'Lyoness.
OF course you goose" replied Tom, with an
expression OF mucn IOitiness and su Jer.Or
wisdom,
An old lady who had been reading the
health officer weekly reports thought that
'Totar must ba an awful malignant disease.
since as many die OF 1t as all the rest put
together
A little girl beggins for some sugar in her
tea was told that she had had several Jumps
already. Whereupon she p'tituly said:
\ es; mamma, but You see they melt away
so.
Call and see the Victor cock, happy cook,
harvest home, Otb clio, apollo, stuart, record
and reliance ranges, also several pat ;erns OF
stoves, offered at the lowest prices, at IL. +.
Tickels, No 7 and East Fourth street.
Or. Dsrmon's last day sad evening: call
and see him and be convinced shat he can
tell you all ypur troubles an 4 If he can cnre
you he will tell you. Rememner he leaves in
the morning, no change OF time.
small boy went to sse his grandmother.
Alter looking eagerly round the Handsomely
turnished r0em where she sat, he exclaimed
isquirinely: on, graz dmaiDma, where Is
the miserable table papa says you Reep?'
Rolled and pearl wneat, crushed and pearl
barley, tariDa, oat meal and Graham -four
the very best, with the richest wheat Hour
that can be made out of wheat alone, also
buckwheat. more better 5h cents, at VIM.
d. Pokels. 407 King st
The Associated Press !e a great boon, ts it
not7' aeked he. 1t ts, indeed she replied,
soft tones; George and had one all last
winter, but papa came in one night beioref
George could take his arm away, and setsA
dread dMlly.'
hate the winter with its srOw-
1t is the baDe OF welded .iie
I've drunk tho very dregs OF wee
For Mary Ann is now my wife;
And be 1T e'er so cold and drear.
Each morn at SIX O'Clock, or prior,
Ny darling whispers In my ear:
"its time my love, " Ight a fire ,"