Daily Republican., 1881-07-12
B3REVl'EIES.

A musical Uar-An organ.
hDevifd crabs at Fullmer's.
A Simpleton-Twenty cwt.
Bank failures-LandsIips.
The best end-The dividend.
Fullmers celebrated clam soup.
Fullmer's celebrated stewed crabs.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Devil'd CLAIMS and crabs at Ainscow's.
Enamelled silver locks are much worn.
Best family coal at 622 w. Front street.
| Ice coolers, hammocXs, camp chairs, for 99c
Parker, cupptng and leeching 1913 Z. I'd st
The cheapest wine to drlnk-Othcr peoples
wine.
Cherry stone clans at Moody's, Is Market
street.
The man who digs bitches gets spade we'll
for his work.
Fashionable gloves must wrinkle over the
wrist.
Sauce plates of crystal with handles are
novelties.
Charge of the flight brigade-Bills OF the
gas collectors
untanncd leather shoes are worn in the
house by young children.
Undrsssed kid is the most healthy bathing
dress for small child.
Bonnet strings range from half an inch wide
to u whole breadth ofsatin Surah.
The Hugen0t sleeves with IL puff at the
shoulder continue to grow in favor.
The parasols with nots on the top and at the
end OF the handle have been revived.
Read DR.. Todd's advertisement in another
column. He will do what he promises.
Awnings OF superior quality, at the lowest
market rates. at John Willie's, 404 Market It.
Families can be supplied with the best
hour at Townsend's, 9th and Tatnall streets.
f. A. Humphrey has made great reduction
in prices of his straw hats 2l0 Market street.
Olive and tea rose is one of the most ex.
qusite Of color combinations for evening
wear
1t is not easy to be a widow one must re-
assume all the modesty o. girlhood, without
being allowed to teign its ignorance.
The largest and best assortment Of picture
frames can be found at q. X. Baugh's, 607
Shpley street.
Buy the national wire mattress tho best and
most durable bed in use, Samuel Murphy &
son, the sole agents In this city, at 800 Shipley
street.
So long as people will fight, the Fourth of
Juty is just as good u time as any. Some
body should take a licking on our National
The finest chamber and parlor furniture to
be found in the city. is at L. +. Adair's, 2O7
Market street and 200 Shipley street.
lfyou want window screens and door screens
made at short notice call on Harry Yeryer,
iO5 Shipley street, who makes it d specially.
Prizes very low.
Samuel Murphy * Son have the finest and
)cSt assortment of chamber suits ever offered
the city, at 500 Shipley street.
THE concluding chapters of the thrilling
md ahsorbingly interesting story the Scout
md indian will be found in our waste
basket.
About million copies of Webster's Spell.
NJ Book continue TO be sold annually, it Is
a'd, but no one would suspect it who reads
he manuscript sent to newspaper Office.
Butter and cheese, all those wanting good
utter and cheese at reasonable prices can
,et thein at II. II. Moore's stalls, " and "A, Ind
tree; market, Wilmington, Del.
Take notice. You will find at VIM. Pen
leli n Sons fish stall, Second Il King streets,
lard and soft crabs, also IA fine lot of fresh
ism. hallibut, bass. white perch, cat fish,
naHerel, trout and other varieties.
Long Island girl stuffed the arm of m
I'D coat with hay, placed it around her waist
md sat near window in the soft twilight of
sweet June Sunday evening. Tho other
girls in the neighborhood are dyug with
nvy.
"Yes. dear Louise" said John Freshly
married to his bride at Delawa c Water Gap
these are the golden hours ofmy lie. lf"el
fitted UP to heaven. :" $50 do ~ Gx-
laimcd Louise my collar pil is sticking
nto my neck.
A colorcd man went into u Galveston news
,aper office and wanted to take tl1 paper.
How long do you want it?" asked the clerk.
jess rs long as it is, boss tflt don't fit de
helves, can tar piece of myseil.'
A Quaker went accounting
ora Quakeress with u nose
That overlapped three inches
The mark made by her toes.
"a fly UPON thy nose. my dear
Thy Benjamin doth see.'' .., g.
"Thoe'll brush it off," the maid replied
""Tis nearer thee than me.n