Daily Republican., 1878-12-12
HOLIDAY GOODs.
Christmas Comes But Once . Year
Where Cheap Holiday Goods
Can be Purchased

Christmas Comes Hut Once o Yea,
1S-whers Cheap Holiday Good
Can be Purehased.
q II the holidays are not made oh esrfu
# and happy, it will not be the fault o
= our merchants, who cater to the neces
;. stiles and demands Of the holiday sea
son. Never before has such ampl,
preparations been made, and W. ar,
informed that their efforts to please ar,
being duly appreciated by the public
fact which is more fully proven By
the large crowds pouring out and il
: our principal stores that are making
: specially Of holiday goods. OF thos,
, who have taken special pains to lay il
D for the holiday season, and have ad
, vertised them through the columns O
> the REPUBLICAN, We commence to-day t.
notice few Of them, and shall continu.
from day TO day until we have noticed
all our special advertisers, and not for.
getting those who are "old reliablss'
and advertise right straight along, and
as beginning has 10 be made We will
commence with the largest advertiser
in the city:
w.H. KESNARD h CO., DRY GOODS.
This old and reliable firm, located at
62l Market street, have anticipated the
approach of the holidays by laying in a
splendid, large and varied assortment
OF splendid goods, such as are in de-
mand for holiday times, and they have
not forgotten, while increasing their
stock to make large reduction in the
prices Of their goods. We cannot at.
tempt to enumarate what may be seen
in this entsrprising dry goods house
and VIZ might also say notion and va
riety house, for every thing needed to
make the body comfortable can be had
here from the finest silk dresses, to a
hair pin. Amongst their leading spe-
cialiti-s however are Lupin's fabrics,
French kid gloves, handkerchefs, ties
and scarfs, pocket books, brushes and
combs, and ribbons. But We can emu
merats no further and will simply say,
that the round Tor til. purchase Of holi-
day goods will not be complete without
giving W. M. Kennard 4, Co. a call.
ADAMS BRO, VARIETIES AND TOYS.
We need scarcely say that Adams Il
Bros. headquarters are at sos Market
street, for the people of Wilmington as
well as those Of the surrounding coun.
try, in,tinctively wend their way to this
busy bustling beehive of industry and
ent-rpr,es. Their business has in
creased to snCA an extent that in order
to get more room ey have enlarged
their borders to the upper story of 5O6,
and to one OF the bird story of 5O4, and
still they are growing. This is because
they study to please and sell at low
prices. 1t Is no use to talk about a
minute mention Of what they have to
sell bnt we will simply say that their
doll babies may be counted by the
thousands. Their express wagons,
hobby horses, sleigh. and velocipedes
by the hundreds. We can only say
farther, go and See for yourselves.
CLOTHING, N LIBBERMAN.
N. Llebrrman, the enterprising cloth
ing man at the south east corner OF
Fifth and Market Sts., strikes out bold
y to tell through the columns of the
REPUBLICAN, what he has done to meet
the demand Tor the holidays. Success
has always followed our friend Lieber-
man and always wlll so long as lie con.
tinues as he has done in the past to
please the people, and give them more
than the worth of their money. He
finds that enterprise pays, and he is
always abreast of the times. 1t is use
less for us to name the different articles
of clothing hr has, for it is we'll known
that LIS enterprise prompts him toI
have every thing in the clothing line
at the lowest prices. To be convinced
of this call and See.
s. II. STATS, VARIETIES.
liz the purchase of holiday goods the
store OF our friend s. II. Stats, 405
Market street, should not be passed by.
He always has large variety OF trim
mings and goods belonging principally
To- the ladies department, and also OF
gentlemen wear, but to meet the de-
mands for the holidays he has laid in
an immense stock of fancy hosiery,
gloves of all kinds, and ladies, gents
and children's merino underwear at the
lowest market prices. The steady Oh
t-rprise of Mr.. Stats brings him to the
front ranks Of our Wilmington mer-
chants, and he is deserving of the pat
ronage 80 Literally bestowed.
FRED. CARSON, MERCHANT TAILORING.
Fred. Carson, 233 Market street, is
prepared to fit gentlemen out prefectly,
artistically and gracefully for the holi-
days. There can be 10 better Christ
mas gift than new made up SUIT of
clothes by Carson. He has a mode
store and those who want a good fitting |
suit made should call and see him.
G. p. RUDOLPH, JRwELRy AND. .srLvERwARE.
AS usual G. +. Rudolph, dealer in
watches, diamonds, jrwelry and silver
ware, 23l Market street, steps to the
front at the approach of tho holidays.
Tie announces this season a larger and
more attractive assortment Of watches,
diamonds, jew-lry and silverware than
ever before exposed for sale in this
city, AMI a call a: his store will show
that he makes no iole boast. He has
also a superb assortment of gol pens,
In ., CHAINS, diamonds, and nothing
UuL what would make an acceptable
Christmas present. A round amongst
the stores would bs incomplete without
a call at Rudolph's.
HENRY PIKE, BOOTS AND sHoss
Our friend Pike, at209 Market street,
Of the Boston one price boot
aud shoe store, knows exactly what his
patrons need for the. holidays ard has
laid in ac,.ordiuglv Ruots and shoes