Evening journal., 1888-06-12
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
George W. jackson Tor coroner.

The town meeting Of southampton, L. l.,
has elected dead man town clerk. 1t Is
understood that he declines to serve
Chronicle Telegraph
Bucher, Painter, 406 Shiplsy st.
Leonard Heirs the Tailor. E. Sd.
Taffeta silk gloves are worn antil the
finger tops peep through them.
Order window awnings 10s w. sth st.
DR.. E. c. Honeywell. 7O3 Market ST.
Teeth extracted, &c.; with gas, SOC Good
teeth, $3.50 a set; the best, IS.
A lace dress Of moss green is a new
oddity. ANY oddity may be put into
1t also.
Trunks and Bags at Ysrger's, 4O7 shipley
st.
DR.. BIocksom's office is at N. Z. corner cd and
West sts.
Very green apples have appeared in mar
ket.-Exchange. Very green people buy
them.
Meals at all hours at thu Peoples Cafe.
Csc. Baretord, Sd and Market.
James Harding, Merchant Tailor, No.
sl6 French St. Wilmington, Del.
Show Cards, Buchsr, zo6 shiplsy ST.
Ladies' and Gents Gold and Silver Watches.
Millard f. Davis No. East Second st.
Worms are chewing the tobacco in
southwestern Ohio. Worms are chewing
tobacco chewers everywhere.
Sugar cured corn beef 5 cents a
pound. 507 King and 705 West Eighth
Sts. Powdermaker Brothers.
Open all night. Meals at all hours. Choicest
brands Of Salt Oysters ell the year round; !;
and Ice Cream, at McVsy's Temperance
Hotel and Restaurant, lO7-1O9 French st.
Always on strike-A perlor match.
stroud's cheap Dry Goods Store, 100 W.
I'd Sc. Bargains Bargains Bargainsl
Old Innings should De washed, ironed and
kept in q receptacle devoted to such things.
say in your hip pocket.
At the new store. N. W. Cor. "a snd Orange.
cheap Dry Goods and Trimmings E Wyatt.
st. Louis ham 10 cents a pound.
Best in the city. 5O7 King and 705
West Eighth SITS. PoWdermaker Bros.
Raising the wind-striking friend.
Unlaundred shirts, linen bosom and
wamsutta muslin, to-day 40 cents, at 116
Market st.
Get estimate for awnings from f. g.
Hodges, 1OS W. ssh st.
DIR. Simms's Eye Cure, the famous eye
medicine for rapidly curing sore, weak and
inhamed eyes. Depot 4th and King.
Spring Lamb. Powdernsker Bros.
5O7 King; 7O5 w. sth.
A dangerous way-The street crossing.
Bucher, Sign Painter, 4O6 shipley st.
We are closing out our stock OF goods to
quit business. 1t win pay you to come and
see cur bargains. M. r. Wyatt, 1lS w. I'd
st.
Man is the opposite Of Fish when heIis
fresh.
VIM. Mckenzie, Merchants Tailor, s. W, Cor.
81 and shipley SITS. CENTS clothing cleaned,
dyed, Feoured, altered and repaired. Specially
in pants to order, from So up. Suits from s14
up.
HaYe you tried Powdermaker Bro. g
Sugar Cured Corned Beef?
II the eyes are tie windows Of the soul,
it is fair to assume that the lids are the
shutters.
Gliding on Glass, Bueher, io6 shipley st.
Riding Saddles and Brides gfor Decora-
tion Day ct Fl. Yerger's, 4O7 Shipley st.
II DOESN'T bother a lawyer to see
bTeskers--thet is. il they are law breakers.
-Nerthwestern.
ORDERS promptly and neatly filed for
window awnings by F. G. Hodges, lO3 W.
Ssh st.
Fishing Tackle and Base Ball Goods;
Guo-mAker and Taxidermist. w. II. Hart.
love. N. q. Cor. Sd and French Sts.
Time waits for no man because some
men are 20 long 10 coming TO time. We
suppose. -Yonkers Statesman.
White flannel shirts, 50 cents; percale
shirta with two collars and cuffs, rs cents
mems and boys good straw hats 25 cents;
at the Arcade, 116 Market St
The fsnd with the projecting umbrella
now occupies by general consent the place
oace filled by the educated hog. .--Philadel-
phia Press.
Home for Lost Children, rs w. Och St.
Parker & Stanley. harness. trunks, trav-
slling bags and all kinds of horse squir-
ments. Enterprise Harness Works, s. W..
Cor. I'd and Orange SITS.
The Chinese had clocks soon after the
flood, the French had them in the Sixth
century; they only got here the other day,
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