Daily Republican., 1879-12-23
BkEVlctES,

stevens lost all. The fire is thought to
be the work Of an incandiary.
BkEvIrtEs.
sun rises no. Sun sets 4H8.
Turkeys twelve cea is pound.
One day more until Christmas.
VIII we have clear Christmas?
The sale OF sleds lie not very lively yet.
Hope we will have white Christmas!
Mr.. Crabb's entertainment this evening.
Use Gaff Fleischmanns compressed yeast
Farmers, buy your candies at $40 Market st,
Beautiful pearl glass cake stand, 50 cts, at
2l7 King street.
The country people were in market at an
early hour To-Day for the Christmas market.
Florida oranges at w. II. Blackstone,
Tenth and Market Streets
Ihe merchants have taken our adyiceiand
planted their advertisements In the REpCs-
LICAN. "
Gail at VIM. T. Hickman's, All King street.
LOT your Christmas slippers.
The brevity column is always read the FIRST
thing after the death and marriage nOtices-
ESPECIALLY by the ladies'
James & Weob's is headquarters for bo,i-
uay DOCKS and Bibles.
When you are on Market street to. night
don't forget to Call en- r. Taggart, and looS az
his splendid stock.
Scott Sunday school will give a free Christ
mas entertainment on Christmas night.
A new lot OF vases and dolls Just opened at
the W cent store. Also everything else.
The grand depot TOR hats, furs and gloves
is at Il. s. Humphreys, 2is Market street.
"Old Krlss" will be around the night be-
fore Christmas stufting taffy in the children's
hosiery.
Do not walk In town when yos can b,y
cheaper at Ford's, corner Of Maryland avenue
| and Front street,
Go to W: II. Blacklsten, Tenth a d Market
streets, and buy Christmas candles.
Let everybody who has plenty make some
body else happy tomorrow.
Watches! Watches !! Wat,hes \! Prices to
| SUIT every customer, at Millard F. Davis, No.
| 9 E Second street
James 4 Webb's basement looks like fairy
land. Everybody should visit it.
Our merchants all say they are selling mora
| than they did last year during the Christmas
| season.
This evening at the Opera House-Grapd
spectacle.
Cupping and leeching at No. l03 E. Second
J street. Residence No. 403 East Second street.
Yerger, 4o7 Shiplcy street, ia the cheapest
place where you can buy your picture frames.
Doll babies and candY-what would Christ
mas be to children without them?
For making dOughnuts nothing EQUALS com
pressed yeast.
Flerida oranges by box, huudrei or dozen.
ust arrived Dy steamer; at Tagg trts fruit
store, 7O5 Market strest.
The walking last night was teo slushy for
Chiistsnas sight-seeers.
twenty-five cents worth of Kings Good
Samaritan Cough Syrup will save you nany
dollars.
Coa.e and get your eggnog on Christmas
morning at the Barnum, Fifth and Orange.
Chicago lager beer. Lunch all day.
All who are indebted to this office for sub
scnpton, job printing or ad VertIslng, arc re-
questei to fork over, so that We can c.ose up
boo4 accounts for 1879.
Fram, 5O7 King street, has handso,u ne lre
OF china, glass and paran ware whicn h is
selling cheap.
Ba careful and pick your steps on the icy
payements.
Complets lamp. ls inches high, 40 cents, at
2l7 King street, above Second.
W. Fl. Elackist0n sells good mixtures for
twenty cents per pound, Tenth and Market. n
School teachers are as glad as their scholars
to have Christmas vacation.
. Every Catholic family should have the
"Catho!ic Annual" for 1881, Tor sale ny N. G. |
Gibbons 2o5 Market street.
Cream chocolates and fine mixtures French
gn0ds) in handsome one pOunt boxes, full |
weight, rs cents, at A. b. Gillespie n Cos.
0h, we forgot. Thursday will be Christ
mas. Now if you don't know when the day |
comes, don't blame 1t on the brevity man Of |
the REPUBLICAN.
W. II. Blackston's, Tenth and Market
streets, is tle place to get Christmas GOODS. i
A large and choice selection OF gold and sill
yer presentation canes at Sherwin's No, 6n4
Market street. Engraving In all its branches.
"Oxiord " Teachers Bibles at the lowest
prices at James * Webb's, 224 Market street.
The @riaI qulckstep Is what they call hang
ng in Kansas.
Cove plants, ChincOteague and all of the
,est grades of oysters received daily at Gard
1er's oyster depot. cor. Seventh aad Shipiey.
Good sweet cider twenty-five cents per gal
on at W. II. BlackistOn's, Tenth AMI Market
Do not walk in town when you can buy
heaper at Ford's, corner OF Maryland avenue
md Front street.
20 cents admission to Professor Crabb's en-
ertainment.
Amongst tn Sc refused liquor license at the
asst term of Court was a Juryman from this
ity. The Court must have either thought
hat juryman should not be liquor sci er,
r q liquor seller should not be juryman
Go to Millard F. GDavis, No. 9 E. Second +
treet, for watches and Iewelry. Goods and
rices to suit everybody.
Dyspepsia Is unknown whore compressed
east is used.
Good resolutions and squalling baby at
huron are alike-they arc not carried out
'hen they should be.
Adalr makes d strong bed, and it Is said
'ithOut n dOubi that the people are begin
ing to find 1t out. 2O7 Market street is where {,
. hangs out. =
Apples, dates, tgs, raislns, currants nuts, r
lew York cider, citron, grapes, banna nas und
hoice confectionery, ut laygart's, No. 7O5 {
larket street. -
Wilmington is to be stirred from centre to
by the suspension of q PAPER 4
slled the "Sundsy Dispatch" which O G
Oxen or two OF our citizens may have heard n
Ill OF occasionally, and 1t is said that q =
Weasly" called the Argus" is to bo is II
led every thursday in place OF the "Dls- :
atch. "
The handsome, heavy Galley" goblet 81 =
ants dozen, at 2l7 King street u
ltyOn buy your pOcket-books at James Il =
'ebbs, you not only get then at the lover
ices, but can have your name put on in
Did letters without extra charge. O
About 600 or more tickets sold Tor Profess
# Crabbs entertainment.
Two popular keys for Christnas-Tur-key- :
Id whls-key. Excuse US
Grand lunch, rattle Tor turkeys tomorrow " y
christmas eve), also Chicago lager beer on "
raught, the most delicious beer in the city 3