Evening journal., 1888-06-27
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Bucber, Painter 406 Shipley est
Hard tack Beating against the wind.
Leonard Heiss the Tailor, E. Sd
All knotted up-The steamers speed.
Order window awnings 103 w 9Th st.
The child Of the sea--The harhor buoy.
DR.. E. G. Honeywell, 703 Market st
Teeth extracted, 25c.; with gas, SOC. Good
teeth, S. so o set; the best, IS.
Foolish recreation = Betting on pilot
boats.
Trunks and Bags at Yerger's. 4o7 shipley
st.
A uighs signal-"steward, a whiskey
toddy.n
Or Blocksom's ofice is at N. E. corner I'd and
West sx.
Does ths dog watch account for the
bsrks at real
Meals at sll hours at the Peoples Cafe
25c. BAreford, 81 and Market.
Ocean steamers may not be an athletic,
yet they oil so 'over the bar .
James Harding, Merchant Tailor, No.
sl6 French St, Wilmington, Del.
Ladies' and Cents Gold and Silver Watches.
hiliard r. Davis. No. 8 East Second st.
@Snng Of the officer on watch-''I stood
on the bridge at midnight
Unfortunate as # may be. 1t Is not nep-
tunes rule that "he who breaks pays
Open all night. Meals at ell hours. Choicest
brands OF Salt Oysters all the year round
and Ice Cream. at McVay's Temperance
Hotel and Restaurant. 107-lC9 French st.
Belong in the trough of the sea-Passen-
gers who have vulgar table manners.
II the trens- atlantic captain makes every
trip, how can be be called ''skipper9"
Stroud's cheap Dry Goods Store, 1O9 w.
I'd st, Bargains Bargains Bargaiusi
at ths new store. n. W. Cor I'd and Orange,
cheap Dry Goods and Trimmings. e Wyatt.
Get estimate for awnings from r. G..
Hodges, 103 W. Sth st.
Why are sailors egotisticali Because
they are always saying "Aye, aye, sirl"
Show Cards. Bucber, ACC Shipley st.
Between the larboard watch and a
Waterbury there is a distinction with a
differences.
LARGEST assortment Of hats, all coIors, in
she city at NJ. LIE Compte, COS King st.
While ths lamp holds out to barn the
most reckless navigator may avoid col.
lision.
We are closing out our stock Of goods to
quit huriness. 1t win pay you TO come and
see our bargains NJ. R Wyatt, 1ls w. I'd
St
A bowling swsll-Ths sec Ia a STERN.
w. II Harslove. bass ball goods N. r
Cor. Sd and French Sts. Gunmaksr and
Taxidsrmist.
The hungry, shipwrecked sailor. clingine
to ths raft in midocesn, always lonRs for
chop seas.
Buy your furniture and carpets al s.
Speakman'e, sl6 Masonic Temple.
Bucher, Sign Painter. 4O6 shipley st.
Miss Geneva Armstrong who owns a
farm in Western New York, has invented
a machine for feeding cattle on trains.
Riding Saddles and Brides at Il. Yer
gers, 4O7 5hipley st.
Osders promptly and neatly 6lIed for
window awnings by F. G. Hodges, 1O3 w.
Sth So.
Mrs Moore has sued the city OF Macon,
Ca, for $4,000 damages suffered by her
through the lynching of her husband.
Gliding on Glass, Buchsr, 40S Shipley st
Baroness Alexandra Gridenhurg, dels-
gate from Finland TO the International
Council of Women. has been receiving
social attentions Ia Boston.
Headquarters for porch rockers at s..
speakman's. slo Market St., Masonic
Temple.
A CLEAN OF Sunshine.
When your notes maturing
And past enduring
Is the thought Of the money You lost at
draw.
And creditors dun you,
Oil then what fun you
Find In visit from your mother-iu-lswi
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