Daily Republican., 1883-09-10
#SE2BA|Z&E!|||
Sun sets o.l7.

| sun rises j.37 sun sets D. ii. /.
! Christteld 4 Hest
Roast dinners at Fullmer's.
| Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
Sot-shell crabs at Fullmer's.
Ice-cold salt oysters at Fullmers.
Good refrgerators at cost, 93c store.
City Laundry, Sixth and Shipley streets
The best armor Is to keep out Of gunshot
Stewei, pan'd and fried oysters at Tullmer'
MiIlard F. Davis, the Jeweler, 9 E. End St
u. $. Humphrey l. Bro, ,hatters, 1902 Marke
Said he, let us be one And she wa
won
A druukards nose IL not painted L waite
r lUrH.
Wllh most people the book oflite Is II pock
et-buok
1t is the one armed man who always play
4 lone hand.
ruppiny and leeching by Parker, l03 f
Second street.
tiet your painting done by O-ler No. 2
Ea1t Seventh street
Fine Is X Plain ioli Rings, at T. L
Hanfs, ID r.. Attn street.
Gro to Mullins for the Double Ender Say
Files, SIS West Front street
A hen never has regular meal. she al
ways gets "A picked up dinner.
The yrandest place to yet shoes mended
at Welch'S. 1910 LON bard street.
Holland makes pictures quick as wink by
I he instantaneous process. 3O7 Market street
Oysters cleanly opened at knowles an
Patchett'S, No. 2Js West Eighth street.
Stradley does really FIRST CLASS sign
painting at low rates. 6O2i% Market street.
Steward has coal to suit all for s5 and IS. IS
per ton, AT his yards, 624 West Front street,
Saturn is a thousand times larger than the
earth, but the materials composing 1t are no
heavier than cork.
A Yankee ed tor, observing that the cen
sus embraces II ,000, 900 women. asks Who
wouldn't be a census
"Have you dincd ?" said a loungqr to his
friend. =" have, upon my honor " What
a very scanty meal you must have made
Take your ladies to Hollands an have
their pictures made by the instantaneouspro-
cess. Market street.
Go to Hollands ami have your pictures
taken by the instantaneous process. 307 Mar
ket street.
Dr. Darmon while absent from his Office
800 Market street, Wilmington, Della ware,
can be found at his home ONCE, 1924 Camac
street, Philadelphia.
" l wouldn't mind it 80 much" said the
yilded youth, " ifhe'i bring different til
occasionally But I'm bored to death with
seeing the same old bill -
A man will set on picket-tence all the af-
ternoon to see n ball match. but put him in a
church pew for threc-quarters of an hour and
h 3 will wabble all over the seat.
First grave-Iigger-Have you heard why
the English dude is not wanted in America !?
First citizen-NU, why: +. Il. D.--Because
the Yankee dood II do. [Excunt omnes.
NJ. +. Hayden, florist has removed from
S43 Market street, to No 9West Ninth street.
jut flowers always on hand Floral de-
signs tastefully arranged at short notice.
"Yes." said the lcvel-headed schoo!-boy,
- M at the foot O. my class, and | calculate
10 stay there. Then don't have to sand
the wear and tear ofanxiety for fear I'll lose
my place.
Ma. is Long Branch an awful dirty
place" why no. my child-what made
you think SO 2" Why, here is an advertise
nent that says that it is washed by the tide
twice-a day.
Out West the cellar is the place to 20 in
rel of hard cider in the cellar it's surprising
how many times a-day he thinks there's
,yclOIe coming.
No. one Of the cacklng CID hens in this
appears to know or care that a Flor
ia turtle will lay so eggs in day without
making the least bit Of noise. The hen fuss
,ver one little egg is absurd.
The season Is now open. OYSTERS. OYs.
rERs, OYSTERS All the finest brands Of
)ysters can be had at Ainscows, No. 707
Ihipey street, at the usual prices. rs. 80 and
10 cents per quart, delivered to all parts Of
le city.
The best fried oysters in the city at Harry
+otwalds' restaurant, ST. Market street.
Oysters In every style. cold meats. steaks.
IAN and eggs. coffee and rolls. served ut all
hours. Ladies' dining rooms up stairs. Next
iOor to ODera House.