Daily Republican., 1878-12-18
HOLIDAY NOTICES.
Merchants who Advertise and
ShOuld be Paaronised.

DhOu10 be RodrOntxed.
o. 8. HUMPHREY, HATTER AND FURRIER.
Any Of our readers that wish to
make . selection of fChristmas presents,
should call Il No. 2r6 Market stfsyt,
where the largest aud finest stock OF
furs in the state, are now on hand, and
being sold At hard time prices. There
10 also large and varied stock of hats,
caps and umbrellas of the finest quail
ty. 1t would be useless tc undertake
d mention the many handsome and
valuable articles which he offers for
holiday presents, at reduced prices.
Mr.. Humphrey and his corpse OF clerk =
leave nothing undons to accommodate
their patrons. Give them call befor e
purchasing elsewhere.
sILvERwARE FOR CHRISTMAS.
Those OF our readers who intend max.
ing presents on Christmas--a nd there
arc many--now have golden oppor-
tunity. At the Masonic Temple auction
rooms there has been just received 4
large assortment Of the finest silver.
ware. All the goods are OF patterns new
and unique, and in every way suited
for Christmas gifts. They are brought
here by Mr.. Z. Williams, manager Of
the Penn Silver Plate Co., of Philadel
phia. The goods are sold at 1890 a. m.
230 and 7.3O p. m., every day until
Christmas. They go of very cheap. All
articles are guaranteed as represented,
and in case they do not give satisfaction
the money will bs returned. The ware
is on exhibition at the above named
place and can be seen at any hour
during the day. To see the articles
would be a sufficient inducement to
purchase.
MILTON sIMPRRs-sToyEs, &C.
If Christmas should happen to be
cold, there could be no more accept
able present than good stove, and no
better stove can be found than the At
las self-feed steve with double fire pot,
and the place 10 get this stove is at
Milton 5. Slmpers' store, III West
Eighth street. Should stove not be-
wanted, Shippers has very large va
riety of useful house furnishing arti-
cles any of which would make capital
christmas presents.
MRS. b. C. sTRANG, UMBRELLAS. {.
Should Christmas be rainy day, an
umbrella would be most acceptable
present, especially so if bought at the
umbrella mandatory Of Mrs. 4. G..
Strang, s. w. corner Of Fourth and
Market streets, where she has large
quantity made expressly for the holi-
days. All orders for umbrellas are
promptly filed.
J. C. MASSEY, JEWRLRY.
J. c. Massey, watch maker and jew
eler, 4O4 King street, is advertising a
large line of watches, clocks, vameo
and plain rings, sleeve buttons, watch
chains, sets of j-welry, amethist rings,
shirt buttons, &C., any Of which would
make a splendid Christmas or New
Years. present. Those in search of ar
ticles for Christmas presents should
not forget Massey, at 4O4 King street.
CHARLES Observation-Disclosures &c.
Charles Heebner, 6l3t Market street,
announces for the holidays a large
variety of ladies' gold watches from $40
up, gents silver watches from $l2 up,
and boys watches from IS up; besides
a very large variety of jewelry, solid
silver and plated ware, at low prices
and all admirable presents for the holi-
days.
PORTER 4 CO., BOOKS, &C.
Porter Il Co., 400 Market street, have
exc lied every previous year in their
holiday preparations. The make a
speciality Of imported fancy stationery
and box papers from Is cents to "a,
besides opera glasses, pocket books,
velvet frames, photograph albums,
writing desks and fancy ink-stands.-
One of the very best things for
Christmas present that they have to
sell is that new and superb book called
"Life at Home," by Rev. DR.. Aikman,
pastor of the Hanover Presby-
terian church, of this city.