Daily Republican., 1881-05-26
BREVITKES.

Sun rises at 4. So ........ Sun sets : 25 ~s
Little neck clans at Fullmer'S.
Fullmcr'S celebrated clam soup.
Fullmcr's celebrated Turtle soup.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmcr'S.
Beautiful chromOs in gilt mt 99c store
Parker, cupping and leeching lO3 E. I'd S
Cleanliness is next to gOdlinGsS, and a lon
distance from New York.
The country school teacher that sticks tC
her scholars is apt to get herself diSIiked.
Great bargains in fOurat W S. Townsend g
Sixth and Tatnall streets.
Gail on A. Chambers for your tin and ia
panned ware go King street.
| For fine American Watches 20 to L HanG
No. 10 East 4th street.
Ifyou want good tin roof on your house
go to A. Chambers, 22O King street.
Awnings OF superior quality, at the lowest
market rates, at John Willie's, 4O4 Market st.
Great bargains in tourat W. S. Townsend's
Sixth and Tatnall streets.
For fresh clans go to G. W. Nickerson, ia
King street.
Families can be supplied with the best
flour at Townsend's, 9th and Tatnall streets.
Go and look at those beautiful cake stands
sold cheap at II E. End street.
"A legitimate dram-ahr' remarked n car E
dina-n0sed individual, as he swallowed a
brandy smash prescribed by his physician.
A boy does not always get much comfor
out of his segar but he gets heap Of expert
fence.
Go to A. Chambers for your house furnish
ing goods at the lowest cash prices go King
street.
Ifyou want to know where you can buy
furniture and bedding the cheapest gJ to W.
Woodward's 9th and Tatnall streets.
E. A. Humphrey, the halter, 2l6 Market
street, has a 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 ltalie, private residence EI
Market street.
mo, Jessie. a burning thought will not set
fire to "a building nor kindle the fire on cold
morning. 1t is rather a warm expression,
however"
1t is astonishing how few ladies ride on the
horse cars. The gentlemen are always
pleased to see them come in, because they |
know there will be a courteous Thank yOu,' y
for the seat given up.
He-"She is remarkably sweet singer.
don't know when l have heard such fine
voice. Did you notice her bravnra passages?
but | noticed the lace on her
II
The Syracuse Standard says that a warm
1eurt will not freeze to Il cold shoulder. Who
wants to freeze a warm heart against his
shoulder. ''Spel it with squee, Sammy,
spell it with squee."
The Restaurant No. Is Market street. has
mad q thorough rettting where the public
,an find first class meal at reasonable rates.
private entrance and private saloon Tor
aides and families. Ice cream and salt oys-
.ers speciality.
When an amateur dramatic company were
'ehearsing Hamlet" the King added great
v to the strength OF his part by tran sforming
he line, "I'll throw an onion in TINS cup.
The manager said that this rendering OF the
)art showed great lack of taste but II leeked
nut afterward that he rather relished the Joke.
A Cincinnati man found a rough looking
Individual in his cellar: "Who arc your,
lc demanded. "rhe gas man. come to take
he meter" was the reply, Goodness IRA
.iousr' cried the householder Il hoped you
we're only burglar"
man who stood gazing at fashionably
lressed lady who was sweeping along the
treet. being asked what was the matter rub
,ed his brow and answered - was struck
" passing TRAM
SOME MEN.
;ome men hold great wealth and power,
'ome men hold a jury hung,
ome men hold the dexter bower,
md sometimes some men hold their tongue.
Hurry up, barber" said the customer in
he chair, this soap on my face itches terri
ly." "Just have q little patience, sir:
hall commence scratching you Immediately"
as the reply.
"Lives there man with soul so dead,
Who never to himself has said,
Ill pay, before go to bed,
The debt owe the printer?'
Yes, there are some, who know full well,
Who never such tale could tell,
But they fear, will go to
Well, the place where there's no winter