Daily Republican., 1879-12-27
nMEVREGES.

sun Iieoo i'"As .LouH hotb A.fl.
This is a first class winter day.
The old year is oa its last legs.
Meats off all kind are rising in price.
Now is the time to feed the sparrows.
Well we are two days past Christmas.
Tomorrow will be the last Sunday Of 1879.
How do you like this little touch of wint.r ;
Beautiful pearl glass caie stand, &c cts, a.
2l7 King street.
Tho paper carriers will soon be around tc
get your quarter it. you have any.
James X Wehbs is headquarters for holi-
day books and Bibles.
DON'T forget that though Christmas ts svel
there are SOON poor around who need looking
after.
Go to No. $40 Market street and buy you
Mary Ann some candles.
Church fairs and Sunday school entertain
.nentS are raging now.
A now lot OF vases and dolls Just opened a
the % cenG store. Also everything SO.
Sore of our dry goods and notion store
looked the day after Christians as If Il E0ruadt
had passed through them.
The grand depot Tor hats, furs and gloves
Is at q. $. Humphreys, 2lD Market street,
Get your good resolutions ready to pat in
practice oy New Years day.
James n webb's basement lOOIs lik: fairy
land. Everybody should visit it,
The next is leap year" Then for big
Jump.
Cupplrg and leechtng at No. 103 Z. Second
street, Residence No. 403 East Second street.
The markets were not SO foul to-day as they
were last Wednesday.
Yerger, 4OT shipley street, Is the cheapest
place whore you can buy your picture frames.
The ice men are balancing between hope
End lear about the next ice crop.
A large and choice selection Of gold and sill,
yer presentation canes AT Sherwin's, No. 6O4
Market street. Engraving in all its branches.
Curb your temper and don't get angry at
trtdes
Every person in Delaware Should call AMI
inspect Adair's furniture whsn In want OF
any thing In his line. He sells good goods.
On Christmas morn,
And all fOrlorn,
An old maid sat o rocking,
And looked askance,
With downward glance,
Into her empty stocking.
"Oxtord" 1oachers' Bibles at the lowest
prices at James u Webb's, 224 Market street.
Some of our merchants say they never did
a better business than they aid the day before
Christmas.
Complete lamp, Is inches high, 40 cents, at
2I7 X ing street, above Second.
Wasn't this "ssinger?" bat 1t was .
lively, bright and clear morning, pure and
healthy.
Cove plants, Chincotelgue and all of the
best grades Of oysters received daily st Gard
ner's oyster depot, cor. Seventh and ShiRley.
II you were not able to get presents in time
for Christmas 1t is not yet too late for Now
Years's.
Kings Good Samaritan Cough Syrup is
manufactured ant Tor sale at 100 W. Second
street, where you can buy 1t wholesale or 70
tail.
A cold winter is still predicted. We hope
then it will be short one. p
For everything that is fashionable, stylish
neat or novel in gentlemens hsadwear, ID
McCloskeys establishment, No. 4l4 Market
street, has q standard reputation.
A corner In peanuts may be looked for as a
telegraphic despatch from Petersburg, Va,
announces the burning OF 2, 5pO bushels OF pea
nuts in barn near there.
lfyou buy your pocket-hooks at james &
Webb's you not only get them at the lowest
prices, nut can have your name put on in
gold letters without extra charge.
Better try aud go to church the last Sum
day in the year.
Tho handsome, heavy Galley" goblet 8,
cent, dozen, at 2l7 King street.
The polished stove which warns your room
Is blacklist when its bright;
The head and limbs and mind OF man
Are lo0sest when hsid tight;
Those folk who are by blood akin
Get up the b!ttersst fight;
TIE b,inDest man can't build Q home
Unless he has q site;
And 'mong the darkies In the South
The blackest are called White.
-" Puck"