The Morning herald., 1878-12-28
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i LOCAL NOTES,

LOCAL NOTES. a,ms
The skating is good. 4a0
Ice men are happy.
The cold weather still continues.
Amusements are numerous now.
The printers next holiday July 4th.
sutterley keeps the best poser 10 tho
city. .a,8 aess fr tt.
Conrows Skating Park over Third stress
bridge 10 well patronlzed. ,a1h@ah
The Masonic Hall Company elected off.
GERS and directors yesterday. III
Why did yesterday resemble the Board az
Educationf Because 1t was windy.
A good bit of talk is going on about the
issue Of the case Of Council vs. Treasurer.
WANTED.-A girl to do general house,
work and cooking. Apply at 100 E. 9Th St.
Diamond State Export Beer at stockle's,
SSS and 2S5 King street on New Years Day.
Please the little ones with Christmas
tree. Decorations cheap at Jones', 618
Market street. 4A 7ji@h aE .14a
Export Beer on New Years Day with the
customers Of the Diamond State Brewery.
Extra quality. ,9set $50 s5l Is#5ta
1.-THE weather is cloudy Suttsrlsy can
s1.st t.as iu:s :sss. Is sSsd e ps's sos hA1s'1
One whole square Of useful and orna--
mental holiday gifts Of China and glass at
Lawton's, COS Market street. '"
The Cig1r Box, corner OF Tifth and Ship
ley streets, Is the place TO obtain q fra
favored cigar for three cents -
A first class shave for Q cents at Aliens.
No. 2 East Sixth street, near Market. Hair
cutting speciality, price ID cents.
Mr.. James Smith is selling at his ssos.,
No. 400 Shipley street, teas, coffee, sugars
! and groceries, lower than ever before.
Lamps-a full line Of single and double
student lamps, and more moderate priced
ones, at Lawton's, COS Market street.
The sound Of the 10y pavement as peop,s
UNEXPECTEDLY sat heavily yesterday was 81
freauent as banana peel disasters In SUM
| mer. ~ sa
Five cents will buy as good cigar at Il q
l Slb0A OOAD SOtAOL 1AiRAUy 0mV AAbu ouAGOt bV
as is usually sold at other places for II.
Call and try one. .,F,.
Holiday styles, Dunlsp's, Knox's ani
Nckerson's Silk and Derby hats, new hoI, -
day styles just received by sheppey, the b !.
ter, opposite Clayton House. If
The caAdmiral DUPONT Post, No. "A G. A.
r, Of Philadelphia who visited this city Il ss
summer were presented with O handsob /
State aag on Thursday evening.
The public has at last discovered the +. II
that the best and cheapest sugars, tess
coffee and groceries are sold at the store of
James Smith, No. 400 Shipley street.
Cyrus Stern, would have you lessn =
His winter clothing is cheap and stro0y.
Clubs Agriculturist, for Seventy nine.
Sells Methodist Hymnals, plain or fine.
Jackson's Best, Happy Thought, Rough
and Ready, and other choice brands OF
chewing tobacco kept constantly on h nd
at the Cigar Box, corner Fifth and Ships
ley streets. w.
The largest stock of merschaum goods
ever offered for sale in this city, can ba
found at the large wholesale and retail to.
bacco house of VIM. Il. Robinson, No. LII
; e. Fourth street. f..r.,r .y l-
i Miss Tatnall & Co.; 807 Market street,
make the cheapest and handsomest desigpa
for Funerals, such as Crosses, Wrea lbs,
: Crowns Anchors, Harps, Pillows, Broken
Columns, &C.. &c. a'' H II tt
=: A. Fountain, proprietor of the coEy and
neat Hair Cutting and Shaving Saloon;
corner Market and Sixth streets, inyitls all
: who desire neat, expiditious and Artistic
work in the tonsorial line, to give him u
call. He makes specially of hair cutting
and dressing. If
Old Kris Kringle (the Originally has taken
up his abode, until after the holidays, at
' the Great Toy Emporium Of Q. B. Parrys
! No. S04 King street, and has thousands OF
0 beautiful Christmas gifts for good chill
a drer- Parents and others should call i'm
med. .tely and examine the largest, finest
] most beautiful stock of toys and Christmas
presents ever offered in this city. Prices
lower than ever before. tt
= Professor Charles Italie has removed his
t office to No. 21S Market street. where ba
can be consulted by all those afflicted with
any deficiency Of the sight. Satisfactiols
guaranteed in every instance, particularly
II such cases where the sight has been im-
0 x,.ired by the use of improper or inferior
:. glasses, Having q practical experience of
!. eleven yearsl he is enabled to adopt such
= glasses as are most appropriate to the
- sight by mere inspection of the eyes. .oThe
g highest reference given. Office days We'd
. nesdays, Saturdays, and every evening
through the week.
PROF, CHARLES IrAL1n, g.
il 21S Market st., Wilmington, Dell
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