Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
RREvITlEs,
Civil service reform is played out.
Il. y. Humphrey, halter and ,rrier.

= ''h III played out.
,- q. y. Humphrey, halter and ,rrier
Cupping and leeching at I'll King street.
o"h r'ses 1.D. Sun sets 4.39
y handsome frames Of all kinds at Yeryer'
# 405 Shipley street.
b Eight eeAts d line are charyed for nil adva
tlseinents IN this aolnnn.
z The highest prices paid for furs of all kline
, al NO 10 East Second street.
. John T. Raymond appears at the One,
House this evening.
LUCKMAN'S STRING MUSIC for bal,
!, parties, etc. 81 Tatnall street
The street cars do good business this kin
OF weather. A''
=, For novelties in the neck wear line consul
mrs Rossiter, No. 603 Market street.
ine hrst snow OF the season turned out to b.
ialiure or rain, we don't know which
Don iaii TO visit l.. +. Adair's In maxim,
your selections for Christmas presents.
Ihe demand for Christmas greens was en-
'o"insihS 'or the venders of such articles.
Ladies and Misses elegant fURS at Il s
days. ''' '"' Hull
HICkORY OAK AND PINE wooD f,
sale at Grfith's. corner Sixth and 0rann. =.
.,I ane sheriff Of Pennsylvania gets sl5 70
every person he hangs. ~
for ghristinas presents, call and purchas,
rom Milton 3. Simpers No. Ill West Eight
street. s' 'shu
Lay In your stock of Christmas presen,s tn,
day and tomorrow, and don't forget tn, M
newspaper man.
Call at degratten's 8 dining rooms 524 Mar
ket street, south s'do, Philadelphia, to vel
good dinners '' W eo'
Bring your job printing to the KEpUBLIcAn
once az satisfaction and low prices will be as
sured you. ~ '''
Ihere is nothing so pretty in the picture
llne as one oi Paul Browns Winter sreneu
Ala Market street.
! Inc boird 0l Health is requested to look
a'ter The health OF the citizens of Wilmington,
fOr a handsome line of furnishing poods
call at Mrs. Rosters. SOB Market street
me whipping at New Castle on SATURDAY.
was calculated to cause healthy circulation
ol the blood.
he handsome candy ornament in Lonp a
win low, 30l East Sixth street. will be given
away on New Years eve. A ticket free with
each purchase OF 90 cents worth of contertion9
The Clayton House is having a hydrautic
teiescSplc elevator put In for the acco nmoda-
ton OF guests
Fram's large stock of toilet sets. vases
Toys, glass setts and lava goods, at 3l4 King
street are very beautiful.
The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN will be issued
'ioui iSH tnls once On Tuesday evening, instead
wednesday, onr regular publication day.
Bring your clothes to Alfred Carlson. 2 East
l,aia1, ria,n stieet, ,or cleaning and repairing.
specially made in 'adies' coats.
The Dover post-ottice cost too much money
by $4,000. '''"''
The great UNEXCELLED COAL is ta-
Sorlte s, ms cold weather, sold by E. Grifith,
9th and Orange.
umbrellas--Silk, mOhar, al paca and pinv-
n am In great variety of styles at g. s. Hum
phrey's ZIG Market street, for the holidays,
Look out for the new police on the first of
1879 William Quinn is engaged in making
their new suits.
Prot. Charles Italie, Ne. 2ls Market street
mas some very fine eve glasses and spectacles'
"hich would make nice Christmas present,
city Council and Treasurer Vincent are
now engaging public attention.
Every family should get their little girl a
10Y Dedstead, bureau, table, or some other
useful article. at l.. +. Adair's, 2O7 Market
street. NV
or Dolly for short WY
Rumiord Bros, No. 4O4 Market street. have
the largest and most complete stock of furs in
the city, and can furnish them at less money
than any other house.
Spurgeon never eats a meal without taking
beer or wine as a settler.
For white shoes for Misses and children
gents fancy slippers, and a full line of boots
ana shoes AT low prices, 10 to J. Monaghan |
Second and Jefferson.
The REPUBLICAN will not be issued on
Christmas
Mrs, Rosciter, at No. SOB Market street. has
on hand good stock of holiday goods suitable
Tor Christmas presents.
John Hinton is the ablest soldier of Asia.
ana Is the commander OF ten thousand men.
Notice to the public that will hali-sole and
leel boets and shoes for 81 and other mending
n proportion, ut s. W. corner Of Seventh and
Iatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
The public schools close next Tuesday after.
loon, and remain closed until Thursday, the
% day OF January, 1879. Happy children and
happier teachers.
Everybody Is invited to come to the 80 cent
'tore Tor christmas goods. A fine lot OF chro-
nos, 2-X2S, black walnut frames for 81 .25 and
'l9S ais books for children and adults, IL fine
ot OF POCKET Knives and boxes for hal price,
HandsonesChriStma present--One barrel
II the cctebrated Hillside -four only SO. so. at
s. frifth's, 9TH and Orange.
Persons indebted to this office are earnestly
equested to call and settle up the same Dy
he first of the new year
Neck-wear, men and boys gloves, silk and
men handkerchieis scarf-rings and pins, and
rents underwear can be had at Mrs Rossi
ers. SOB Market street.
One OF the Wilmington papers says the
Judges OF Delaware are too poorly paid for
heir services and advocates an increase of
alary.
A chance in a life time We will sell for
he next days IL. of our 81 cent tea for fifty
ents, and 10 TBS. of our best granulated sugar
or So cents per b., that all may have a good
up OF tea for Christmas. Thomas NJ Wier
2O9 Market street.
Postmaster Challenger, at \ew Castle, is
he man for the position. He Is too good a
republican for the New Castleites.
Try one ton OF the great UNEXCELLED
'OAL and ne convinced of its good burning
ua tiles, sold by +. Griffith, 9th and Orange. A
Christmas CandeS-We are now relailinL
le best candies in the city ut wholesale prices, !,
nd on account OF the hard times VIC are al l.
lost giving them away. We invite all per N
ms wishing pure candies to give us call be- d
re purchasing elsewhere, Longs, 3O1 f. 9th V
rect.