Daily Republican., 1879-11-13
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SPECIAL MENTION.

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SPECIAL MENTION.
Ir,r RpcxIvxD BY THE RLEcrRtc Lice
,.or NEW YoRK.-5,0 900 pieces Of wall
nsper, comprising all the latest designs
md tints, which ws are determined TO
ali lower than the lowest. 9l.00 gold
embossed s paper reduced TO Is cts. per
niece, SOC. gold papers TO 400. per
ppi.cs !; Csc. satin papers 10 10. ; 200.
heavy grounded pspsrs 70 l7c.; loo.
vhite back pspsrs 70 l2fo.; l2lc. SOC
oud grade white back papers to loo. !;
l0o. brown back papers TO 60. Per piece.
We have . lot Of 800 pieces Of brown
back papers, last spring styles, which
vs arc selling at 60. per piece, which
would cost me, including freight. the
same money 70 replace them In fall
patterns. Those who have small tenant
houses to paper will save money BY
buying these goods. In our labor de-
psrtment We are determined not to be
sxoelled. A. call from those who are IN
need Of these goods will convince them
that this 10 no humbug advertisement.
Yours Respectfully,
;oHH r. HoLr, 223 Market street.
LATEST NovELrlEs.-Ladiss', misses
and ohildren's fArs, fur robes, fur trim
mings by the yard, ladies' fur caps, Ia
dies and gents seal skin caps, plush
caps, ladies' Derby and square crown
stiff hats, gents silk dress hats, stid
and soft hats, silk and cashmere caps,
ohilkren's stiff and soft hats, silk and
gingham umbrellas, trunks, vslises,
Go., At Runford Bros, No. 4O4 Market
street.
TRps.-Thomas Cox, the original
trips man, will have 3 good supply Of
tripe at his stand, cor. Fourth and King
streets, on Friday afternoon and every
market morning. AL his old friends
are invited to call and help the old man
out. His son, Josiah, has charge Of the
business, and will gladly wait on Gus
toners. He keeps only the very best
tripe.
Doors AND SHoKs AT REDUCED PRIcgs.
Daniel McCusker, 2l6 w. I'd street,
has got In q large stock Of boots and
shoes for the fall trade, and Ia deter
mined to sell them cheaper than any
house in the city. Give him a call and
save money.
z. James Belt is sole agent for See
lsy's Hard Rubber Trusses and Sup
porters. Private room for ladies. En-
trance No. ! w. 9Th street. Lady At
tendant.
Look out for Carr 4 Smeltz' fine car
load Of Western apples, which arrived
this morning. Ifyou want q bargain
call early. 4th and King streets.
To THE LADIRs.-Now is the time to
get your furs repaired or altered in the
latest style. This is being done cheap
every day at the hat and fur store OF
W. Alsentzsr, 227 Market street.
Evidently 1t is for every ybody's inter
est to buy their tobacco, cigars, pipes,
&c., at the great tobacco mart, 4th and
Shipley streets.
Just arrived, one more car load OF
York State potatoes, which we intend
to sell very low. Give US call. Carr Il
Smsltz, 4th and King streets.
IAN HERR!-Stansbury Murray, No.
Ill Water street, will give you a good
shave and sell you railroad tickets to
and from Philadelphia.
DESrlsTRY.-Dr. J. NJ. Winner has re-.
turned, and may be found at his Office,
No. 62l shipley street, where he will
with pleasure attend to the wants Of his
patrons.
Indian Queen and Hoyt's German
Cologne for sale by Taylor d Fullerton,
Druggists, 3O2 King street.
Prince Edwards Island naokeral for
sale, wholesale and retail, by James
Blake, at his store, 604 w. Front st.
sutterley l. Foster, No. 3o2 Market
street, are doing the best and cheapest
work in the city. Give them call.
A fancy box and A tbs. Of good tea
for 81 at Rigney's, 2ls W. I'd street.
l6 pictures for rs cents, at Sutterley
L Fosters, 302 Market street.
M. j. II. Crsbb surprised by his
Pupils aud Assistant Teachers.
MRssRs. EplroRs: s:-lf there is teach
er in this city that feels proud Of the
work he has done, it Is Prof. James H.
Crabb, Principal of the Wilmington
Academy. Last evening as this gen.
tleman was about to depart for his
school. rooms, the front door Of his resi-
dencs No. 613 West Seventh street, was
opened and in filed about 35 boys and
girls from the Junior and Senior De-
partment of his excellent school. AZ
ter all were seated, Mr.. c. was inform
ed that it was "surpriss party"
(Which assertion he does not doubt in
the least and that these, his pupils,
lad come to have good time. Games
Of all kinds, singing, &c.. were then the
order of the day until about 10 o'clock,
wheh!Mr. C was invited to an adjacent
room, where to and behold, was large
liable heavily laden with good things,
which after few remarks by Mr.. G.
he pupils and teachers partook Of.
Miss Clara A. Crabb, and Miss Ollie NJ.
West, assistant teachers in the Primary
Department, were also on hand and en-
ivened the occasion by their kind
words and pleasant smiles. The party
eft for their homes about IL o'clock |
each one we'll pleased with the enter
especially Mr.. G. who is al
ways glad to be where there is plenty
If "fnn" and something good to eat"
This forms another pleasant page in
Mr.. Crabb's history long to be remem-
'ersd, and one more step to building a