Daily Republican., 1878-12-13
THIRD EDITION.
HOLIDAY GOODS.

hOLADAn HOODS.
VINO has them and where TO find
ths"s-Ali Try Tag 4" make Christ
snas cheerful.
C. y. THOMAS 4 CO., BOOKS, &C.
The snterpI ising firm OF c. Y. Thorn
as 4 Co., 42l Market street, have an
nounoed special attractions for the hol'
idays, and look into their store shows
the truth OF what they claim, that "ouI
holiday trade is n" experiment. Each
succeeding year for a quarter OF a cen
tury that house has supplied tie cul'
tured wants Of the community with the
finest goods, and every year their stock
is larger, finer and cheaper. We nigh
fill several columns of the REPUBLICAN,
in mentioning their speclalties, were il
requisite, but it is useless in commu-
nifty where they are so we'll known and
when every one knows that they have
the latest novelties. Their counters,
tables and shelves are loaded with fine
illustrated books, autograph albums,
1879 diaries, fine Russia leather goods,
Papier mache goods, bronze goods, in-
lald wooden goods, bronze and tortoise
shell goods, ladies' work caskets, orna
n,ented wicker work, ladies' and gents
dressing cases, pocket knives, gold
pens and holders, toy books, hymn
books, bibles, Christmas cards, hello
type engravings, &c. Call and satisf,
yourselves.
CROSBY 4 HILL, DRY GOODS.
This enterprising irm at 22o and
222 Market street have added to theil
immense stock OF dry goods and notions
a toy department, and when customers
now enter the store they lind them
selves smiled at by hundreds OF the
pr-ttiest kind Of dolls. They are now
Offering large and attractive assort
ment OF staple and fancy dry goods, al
very low prices, and their stock OF toys,
Japanese goods, glove boxes, cabinets,
jewel cases and periumery cannot b,
excelled. Ladies clOaks are made a
speciality and nothing could make u
more acceptable Christmas present.
Special bargains can be found there oil
damask towels which are very low.
Their stock OF handkerchieis, hose,
gloves, ribbons and trimmings almost
bewllders the eye. As our patrons are
stopped i'll front by the large crowd III
front Of the store, they should not fail
to step inside and examine Crosby a
Hills stocks.
V. 4. HOLMES, CLOTHING.
The One Price Clothing Store, 2l3
Market ST., and 2l2 Shipl-y St., V. X
Holmes, proprietor is beto e the public
with large and splendid assortment
of holiday goods with great reduction
in prices. For heavy oyercoats there
is reduction of from ten to twenty
per cent. He has splendid suits for
both boys and men. They call the at
tention of their patrons to their custom
department where hit, style and work
manship are guaranteed. The atten-
ti0n Of ladies' is also called to a superb
line OF coakings at very low prices,
and ii desired the cloak will be cut and
made for four or five dollars. We say
call at the One Price Clothing Store OF
good Christmas suits are wanted.
W. H. sISCoCK, GENTS WEAR.
Mr.. Sincock, 307 Market street offers
a great reduction in the prices OF
gloves Of which he has just received a
large stock for both men and boys.
He also makes specially of gents
hose, collars, cuffs, eck-ties, sleeve
buttons and handkerchiefs. He also
has an excellent article of underwear
which cannot be beaten for the money.
Before finishing up the Christmas pur-
chases call at Sincock's.
ROSE FEgsEY, TRIMMINGS.
Those in search of holiday specialties
should not pass by AIT Market street,
where Rose Feeney has laid in large
assortment of black silk fringes, dress
and coat buttons, stitched handker-
chiefs, collars, cuffs, neckties, ribbons,
laces, Merlno wear for ladies' and chill.
dren, hosiery, gloves, zephyrs, canvas
ses and fancy goods of all kinds.
JAMEsA SANDERS, DRY GOODS.
That enterprising dry goods mer-
chant at the n. 4. corner of Seventh
and Market streets, is making a spec
atty in the muslin line and Is now op-
ening the cheapest lot ever offered in
this city. His line Of holiday goods is
the largest he has ever had on exhibi-
ton, and no one can pass Seventh and
Market, without being attracted by his
beautiful show windows in which the
most superb christmas goods are ar
ranged in artistic style. Such dspo-
sition to please the public and cater to
their wants should not go unrewarded
and We bespeak for Mr.. Sanders large
patronage.
II. F. PICKLES HOUSE FURNISHING.
Everybody knows H. +. Pickels, and
they know that he keeps one Of the lar.
gest stove and house furnishing stores
in the city, at and 3 East Fourth
street, but we want to tell every body
that he never had larger assortment
OF first class goods than he now has.
Christmas would hardly be complete
without something bought from Mr..
Mr. PiCkels store. He calls attention to
his full lire Of stoves, heaters and ran
gers, also office and parlor stoves. Moth
ing will conduce more to the comfort of
a cold Christmas than good stove. Mr.
Pickles also has almost every conceiva-
Bile thing in the line Of house furnishing
goods. Don pass him by in making