The Morning herald., 1878-12-31
ONE CENT,
lscAL noTHs.

AOCAL EOTB0.
Good skating on all the creeks.
Suttsrley copies al kinds OF pictures.
suttsrley keeps the hest poser in TIE
city. ~ II.
Big lunch on New Years day at 4O4 W.
Front streets
spschts Excelsior Iser with lunch At 4o4
v. Front street.
Conrows Skating Park over Third street
bridge ID well patronizsd.
Jones'shirts are in great demand. His
place is 1d Market street. ,taIs.
Grand opening on New Years day at
Rsichardt's ~ ". Frsnt street.
Five cents will bay as gsod cigar at the
Cigar Box, corner Shipley and Fifth streets.
Diamond State Export Bear at stockle's,
23S and 22S King street, on New Years Day.
The officers Of Asylum Lodge, No. %, I.
20. +. will bs public by installed this
evening. s7s
Please the little ones with Q Christmas
tree. Decorations cheap at Jones', 61S
Market street.
Export Bser on New Years Day with the
customers of the Diamond State Brewery.
Extra quality.
II the weather is cloudy Sutterlsy oap
s.s{ :sas just sssss ss esSa picture s's n M'r'
Take your children to sutterley for
first class pictures. he cannet be excelled.
So2 Market street.
The ice in the Dslawaware between New
Castle and Bombay Hook is from three to
four inches In thickness.
One whele square of useful and orna-
mental holiday gifts of China and glass at
Lswton's, COS Market street. *
The Cigar Box, corner of Fifth and Ship
10y streets, Is the place to obtain . fne
favored cigar for three cents.
The Tort Wardeas of Philaaelphia Ieok
on the better lighting on the Delaware river
as matter of great Importance.
A first class shave for cents at Aliens,
No. Q East Sixth street, near Market. Hair
cutting speciality, price IL cents.
Lamps full line of single and double
student lamps, and more moderate prieed
ones, at Lawton's, COS Market street.
Mr.. James Smith is selling at his stone,
No. 400 Shipley street, teas, coffee, sugars
and groceries, lower than ever before.
The Dslawass river near the upper por-
tion OF Philhdelphia is frozen over. Many
persons have crossed to Jersey on the ice.
Holiday styles, Dunlap's, Knox's and
Njckerson's Silk and Derby hats, new holi-
day styles just received by Sheppey,the hat
ter, opposite Clayton House. If.
The largest stock of merschaum goods
ever offered for sale In this city, can be
found at the large wholesale and retail to-
baccO house of VIM. Fl. Robinson, No. lib
e. Fourth street.
Don't forget the benefit hop to bs given
for Joseph D. Hope, In the third story of
Friendship Engine House, to morrow night.
A full string band will be in attendance.
Tickets, 2s cents. =
Miss Tatnall & Co.; S07 Market street,
make the cheapest and handsomest desigus
for Funerals, such as Crosses, Wreaths,
Crowns, Anchors, Harpe, Pillows, Broken
Columns, &C.. &c. IF
A. Fountain, proprietor of the cozy and
neat Hair Cutting and Shaving Saloon,
corner Market aud Sixth streets, invitIs all +
work in the tonsorial line, to give him a
call. He makes q speciality of hair cutting
and dressing. If
II. Fsyrer, No. 2Os Market Street,
Never WAS such times. We are giving
away turkeys for New Years, Every pur-
chaser Of pair OF 90. 80 CATERS getsa plize
ticket. HTAYTER,
No. 2OS MARKxr Sf.,
Wilmington.
Watch-night services In 1t. Pauls N. L.
Church tonight, beginning at 0 O'Clock.
Short sermon by ths pastor; subject
"YesterdAy." Services Wednesday sven-
ing sabject-"To.norrew." All Christian
workers not otherwise engaged, are invited
to come and help us. No services on Fri
day evening on account Of. Joseph Cooks
great lecture in Opera House.
Old Kris Kringle (the originaD has taken
up his abode, until after the holidays, at
the Great Toy Emporium of G. B., Parry,
No. 304 King street, and has thousands Of
beautiful Christmas gifts for good chill
drer, Parents and others should call i'm
meA, .tely and examine the largest, finest
most beautiful stock of toys and Christmas
presents ever offered in this city. Prices
lower than ever before. If
The boy upon the icy pave
Walked with . careless cir,
When his feet lurch to starbosrd gave
And he sat down then and there.
. "I call, said he, "such freaks as these
Incomprehsnsibilitiss.
% '" Every Evening.
The nan upon the skating rink
6tYuck out with gladsome mind;
He slipped, and then ere he could think
The Ice hit him behind.
He said: "With me such things as these,