Daily Republican., 1878-12-21
BREVITlES.

| 'iio uph iChu tIushy pdpCTc.
Grain Is abundant in our market.
Soon be time topay YOU water tax.
q. >. Humphrey, halter and ,rrier.
ls 1t safe to buy safe these safe days?
Cupping and leeching at ri King street.
Sun rises 7l9. Sun sets 4.3S.
Eight cents line are charged ior all adver
tlsements In this column.
Buy your fur hats from Baker q Co., Al
! Market street.
| The new Legislature assemblies at Dover
during the next two weeks.
LUCkMAN'S STRING MUSIC for balls,
parties, etc. 81 Tatnall street.
| The public schools close next Tuesday after
noon, and remain closed until Thursday, the
II day ofJanuary, 1879.
fraim's large stock OF holiday goods are
selling rapidly at 3l4 King street.
King street can boast of two Kris Krngles,
who amuse both old and young.
ladies and Misses elegant tURS at q. s.
Humphreys, 2l6 Market street, for the hol-
days.
The Christmas tree has made Its appearance
in market.
The highest prices paid for furs of all kinds
AZ NO 10 East Second street.
The amusement list again is being rapidly
filled up
Gardner, corner 7th and Shipley streets, Is
acknowledged by all to keep the finest oysters
in the city.
Draper was whipped with sixty lashes this
morning at New Castle.
Call at Megratten's dining rooms, 524 Mar
ket street, south side, Philadelphia, to get
good dinners.
Tomorrow will be Sunday, and you should
attend church.
The largest Trying oysters In the city at ~
nus per quart, solid measure, at Gardner's,
7th and Shipley.
Our single cylinder Campbell press is the
fastest in the city.
There is nothing so pretty in the picture
line as one OF Paul Browns Winter scenes,
Ala Market street.
Farmers are now on the lookout for farms to
rent or buy.
Rumiord Bros, No. 4O4 Market street, sell
iaales and mlsses furs at lower prices than any
other house in the city.
The coal men are happy once more. Jack
Frost did it.
Umbrellas-Silk, mohalr alpaca and ging-
ham in great variety OF styles at G. s. Hum
phrey's. ZIG Market street, for the holidays
Bring your job printing to the REPUBLICAN
office, as satisfaction and low prices will be as
sured you.
Prof. Charles Italie, Ne. 2ls Market street,
has some very fine ey G glasses and spectacles,
which would make nice Christmas present.
The cutters have put on a wntry appear
ance.
gents fancy SLIPPERS and full line of boots
and shoes at low prices, go to j. Monaghan,
Second and Jefferson
The New York dailies perhaps are the most
enterprlsing the country.
A number 0fhandsome articles suitable for
Christmas presents have Just been received at
| Dr. Co0pers drug store, 7th and Jefferson
streets. For sale cheap
Let the cry of mad dog be raised and see
how quick the LATEST persons seek place Of
SAFETY.
Notice to the public that will half-sole and
heel boots and shoes for 81 and other mending
in proportion, at $. W. corner of Seventh and
Tatnall streets John E. Bailey.
John T. Raymond at the Opera House on
Monday evening.
Everybody is invited to come to the 90 cent
store for Christmas goods. A fine lot of chro-
mos, 2Ix2S black walnut frames for $l.25 and
Sl9s, also books for children and adults, a fine
lot OF pocket knives and boxes for half price.
Pay your indebtedness before the new year
comes in.
L.F. Adair, 2O7 Market street, has on hand
a large stock of music racks ladies' secreta-
ries, foot rests, Boka tables, backing boxes,
camp chairs library tables, blankets, and
many other goods suitable lor holiday pres
| ents.
Let enterprising men reap the benefit Of
printers ink. Wanamaker, of Philadelphia,
appreciates It's worth, and pays cash for it be-
| sides.
Chadwick, the amusement manager, goes
to Atlantic City.
| Christmas Candies-We are now retailing
the best candies in the city at wholesale prices,
and on account OF the hard times we are al
most giving them away. We invite all per-
sons wishing pure candies to give us cali be-
lore purchasing elsewhere, Longs, 3Ol f.. 9th
street.