Daily Republican., 1879-12-22
RREVfTaES.
Sun rises 7,19. Sun sets 4.'S.

Sun rises 7,l9 9........Sun Hets AS.
Get your sleighs ready.
Beautiful hail this morning.
Christmas only three days oft.
Christmas putfs will soon be over.
Use Gaf Fieischmanns compressed yeast.
/ like Kings Good Samaritan Cough Syrup.
Farmers, buy your candles at $40 Market st.
Florida oranges at W. II. Blackstone
Tenth and MarkeJ streets.
The DAILY REPUBLICAN will not be issued
on Thursday.
Call at VIM. T. Hekman's, All King street,
Tor your Christmas slippers.
Mr.. Crabb's entertainment tomorrow even
ing.
James Il Webb's is headquarters Tor holi-
day books and Bibles.
When you are on Market street tonight,
don't forget to Call on Z. Taggart, and LOOK ut
his splendid stock.
The graphic report OF the falling buildings
0n Saturday evening was by our reporter who
was on the spot and helped to rescue the un-
fortunate victims.
Treibler, .Ir, 1903 Market street, will cut you
q suit that cannot fail to give satisfaction. He
solicts trial.
Durham, the tobacco manufacturer, pays the
Gov, rnment over .s5OO,0J0 1or revenue pur-
poses.
new lot OF vases and dolls Just opened at
tie 30 cent store. Also everything else.
The grand depot for hats, iurs and gloves,
is at Il. $. Humphreys, ZIG Market street.
AL, merchants are requested to hand In all
favors by this evening for the supplement- ii
they wish to insure publication.
DO not walk in town when you can buy
cheaper at Ford S, corner Of Maryland avenue
and Front street.
Go to w. II. Blackiston, Tenth a"d Market
streets, and buy Christmas candies.
The Union Sunday school showed its appre-
ciatOn Of the OfnamenJing OF the Sunday
school room by contributing Sl53 yesterday III.
ternoon TO help pay the expenses,
Watches. Watches Z Watches 4, Prices to
suit every customer, at Millard F. Davis, No.
L. Second street.
A store room is wanted between Second and
Fifth streets. Address M, this office. n
Public schools will close on Wednesday
during the holidays.
James Il Webb's basement looks like fairy
land. Everybody should visit it.
20 cents admission to Professor Crabbs en-
tertainment.
Cupplng and Ieeching at No. 10s E. Second
street, Residence No. 403 East Second street.
Yerger, 4O7 shipley street, is the cheapest
place where you can buy your picture frames.
For making doughnuts nothing equals com
pressed yeast.
Florida oranges by box. hundred or dszen,
Just arrived oy steamer; at Taggart's fruit
store, 7O5 Market strest.
Turkeys for Christmas are now ripening at
the third-story back windows.
W. H. BIackiston sells good mixtures for
twenty cents per pound, Tenth and Market.
Buy your holiday goods of Russell 4 Spen-
Ger and. save money. Open evenings until
Christmas.
When you a'e remembering your own fam
lily with Christmas presents, don't forget your
poor neighbors who have children, and who,
perhaps, are not able to purchase even pair
of chicAens extra.
Every Catholic family should have the
"Catholc Annual" for 1880, for sale by N. q.
Gibbons, 208 Market street.
Go to Fraim, at the Clayton House China
Store, 5O7 King street, to buy your china,
glass and fancy holiday goods for presents.
The brevity editor has not received his
Christmas gift yet. Of fcOurse it is owing to
neglect by-well perhaps by him.
Cream chocolates and fine mixtures French
goods) in handsome one pound boxes, full
weight, rs cents, at A. Il. Gillespie Cos.
W. H. Blackiston's, Tenth and Market
streets, is the place to get Ct ristmas goods. n
Was there murder in our city on Saturday
night?
A large and choice selection of gold and sill
yer presentation caneJ at Sherwin's, No. 604
Market street. Engraving in all its branches.
"Oxiord" Teachers Bibles at the lowest
prices at James h Webb's, 224 Market street.
The Jugs given by the Union NJ. E. Sunday
school are not OF the "little brown Jug" sort
Cove plants, Chincoteague and all of the
best grades of oysters received daily at Gard
ner's oyster depot, cor. Seventh and ShiPley.
To morrow evening at the Opera House.
Grand spectacle.
when will wonders ever cease?" ejacu-
lated the old lady, wren John b. Triebler,
Jr., failed to give perfect hit.
Good sweet cider twenty-five cents per gal
Ion at w. II. BiackistOn's, Tenth and Market.
We almost forgot to tell our readers that
Christmas is almost here
DO not walk in town when you can buy
cheaper at Ford's corner OF Maryland avenue
and Front street.
Soon the bells will ring out the old and ring
Ill lue ucW.
Go to Miliard F. Davis, No. E. Second
street, for watches and lewelry. Goods and
prices to suit everybody.
Dyspepsia is unknown where compressed
yeast is used.
Now is the time when children make raids
upon their fathers pocket books to make
presents to their mothers, sisters, brothers,
cousins uncles and aunts.
Useful and pretty presents OF fine glassware
and lamps can be found at 2l7 King street.
We can prove prices to be tho lowest ever
known.
About 900 or more tickets sold lor Profess
sor Crabb's entertainment.
Adair makes strong bed, and it is said
without a doubt that the people are begin
ming to find 1t out. 207 Market street is where
he hangs out
Apples, dates, figs, raisins, currants, nuts,
New York cider, citron, grapes, hanna nas and
choice confectionery, at Iaggarts, No. 7O5
Market street.
II you buy your pocket-books at James s.
Webb's, you not only get them at the lower
prices, but can have your name put on in
gold letters without extra charge.