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, 1880-04-09
THE CITY.


.rrhn rnrny. nf CmRhn, ts Mt the 0arrlncr.
=. ". i!uxxo, san tost. CAL, Ia ut tho fremont.
1ssAuSrEynENsoa, Mnrincttc, Wis, II as tho
thtt Mltltt.
We. ANDREWS, President OF tho Standard OIL
Company, cleveland, O., Is registered at the
Palmer.
ANUS lsErn. Maryland: Il. II. Townc, Mont
pc'!ar, VI: and 4. +. stovcns, Hartford, Cont.,
aro at the fremont.
ARTHUR f.orr. Albany. N. Y: Gcor 70 A. Mitch
ell, phtlndr1phIn, and Juu,rs W. narr, Now York.
ato at tho Sherman.
GEss. 1oix rOrE and son, Con. Brigham and
wife, and Mnj. W. II. 1)anc, Jr. u. H. A., Lcavc.i-
worth, Kns.. nle Mt tho Palmer.
Tiis annual exercises Of tho Thllnca,an So
rie;y. Ut Tho DearDoin Soln!nnry wcro hc1 last
night Ut tho First 1luptist Church.
Mn. AND Mrs. JOllN II. DRAKE, OF tho Grand
Tncftlc llotc,, who have bern Enst for tho pllst
1wo weeks, hive returned to tho r!ty.
\. LAWSON. {. ". vnn HIccn, and Jnmcs G.
tlrh, New York: Charles i. Crayril. DuntlHur.
.ll1 Or. u. F. utshop, LockipEt, N. f.,nrc Ut the
JonN DUNCAN, Calumet, Mich, and 4. J. Earl.
ing Superintendent chicMgo, Milwaukee, j. Vt.
l,,lat halfway. Milwaukee,, are Registered mt tho
s!,cr1nun.
raelllc.. The gentisihan wss l.st ayel!!tg the
Kest Of j. Russell Jones. His visit hero ID ono
VI II souial Aiid business character.
III. Chalk, Qcneral Superintendent Union
General Agent Houston 1 roxas naillU.d,
Houston, nre registered ut tho pnner.
THE kcogh- -a1ackln pe,nocr1lttc Club Of the
Hose as INST Inst @ Svut,i,H, | but % accot;piishcI no,ng
beyond resolving 10 meet nKaln "Wednesday.
THE monthly nertng Of tho Sixteenth Warsl
hcpt.hiseAt 4tnxillury Cinh 4, 1t Ut H. y C!yho..rn
RtCU1ltt Df there not tEinX II tltDTtHt DtGSkHl,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22

70 the Boston Boot & Shoe House
Market street, and select your
pet', for holiday presents. thu
W. stock in the city, at prices rang
liom rs cents to $500. Call early
DO suited. Sole agent for x. C,
rs fne shoes
saembsr that you oan have your
olrsph taken In any style and fur
80 10 25 hours after sitting at Sut
Ivy u sawyer's, 3O2 Market street,
thsve eight workman. They
old pictures to any size. Their
a are low.
,uas would make a more acceptable
n'iAas present than suit Of clothes
O'ercoat, and where can You find
,'Nf place to make your purchases
MJ. 7. Mullin & Sons Clothing
Oilum, Sixth and Market streets,
aiNgtoni
aspmsn will return from New York
NV days with an immense stock
ssf' 's ehaum goods. Wsitl WAIT
%sIl Great Tobaoos Mart, Fourth
@iplay streets.
4. A, Parry's, No. 827 Market
" and see the baby elephant.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
Rums,bla S,owcluHfou,

An old Vermont farmer came home
drunk the other night, and became the
victim Of an irrepressible desire to get
still drunker. 30 he thought he would
bring out his wagon and drive over to
81 Q burne Falls for more whisky. Just
as he was about putting the finishing
touches on the Harvesting arrange
msnts he said to himself, "This horse
nas got horns |" He brought ont his
lantern and found that he had har.
messed the COW to the wagon. He
muttsred, "Tm drunk enough now"
uphitched the beast and went into the
house to sleep il off.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
Wssckeoe Fire Ce.'s Rail-.

The third annual ball Of the Weecaooe
Steam Fire Engins Company, No. 8
will be given In the Institute Hall, OF
Friday evening. January 81. Tickets
one dollar. The officers will be Sec
retary, C. H. LukeHs, treasurer. C. c..
Taylor; chief conductor, J, 7. MeDer
mott; fioer conductor, P. T. Mathews;
assistants, c. s Barry, D. s. Reader,
W. Harrlgan, W. Blake and M. Clancy
committee Of arrangements, B. Cotting
ham, W. Peroivsl, N. Holland, J. p.
Devljn, J. T. McDermott, A. Carmieh el
W. Harrigan, P. J. Ford, J. fully,
B. Devlin, D. s. Reader, n. Cotting
ham, NJ. Mathews, W Robinson, c.
H. Lukens, c. Maxwell, P. Miller, c.
Taylor. M. CLANCY, r. MoBveily, W.
Donaghy, J. Bourke, c. Barry, Il. G.
LuksDs, C. sollaway, 4. McGuire, P.
Fl. Peterson, W. Reed, P. T: Mathews,
J. R. Myers, J. Hsrrigan, W. Bosshart,
J. Mulroney, J. Hayes and 3, Nugept,
chairman.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22

Down in the old conservative city OF
Boston, Mr.. George X. Chipmsn, one OF
the we'll and fayorably known firm OF
Chapman Brothers, dealers in gentle
mems furnishing goods, corner OF
Washington and Court streets, made
his dsvout Thanksgiving with cause,
as he had jokinRly spent one dollar
and bought one-half Of ticket No. 3D.
49s in the November drawing OF tbe
Louisiana State Lottery Company, for
which he received from M. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, fifteen thousand dollars
in gold.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
A Jewish Rail.

The Moatifore Society, Of this city,
will give q ball in Webster's Dancing
Academy on the evening of February
10th. Tickets will be issued in few
days. Tue ball given by the society
last year was a very pleasant affair
and efforts will be made to make the
approaching one more brilliant.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
Cenkiinx asd Issyara.

The Washington correspondent sf
the Nsy York Times says:
Mr.. ConkliBg has at last taken his
seat In the Senate, and 10 sppsrrsn,ly
In very good health. II happened that
Mr.. Lamar slso appeared In the Senate
to-day for the first time this session,
apparently in Q good condition. he
says that his health has been restored.
Mr.. Conkllng came in during the de-
bate about the recess, and shook hands
with Mr.. Thurman, Judge Davis, Mr.
Baton, Mr.. Hamlin. Mr.. Cookrell, and
one or two others. A the Senator from
New York appeared upon the scsne, Mr..
Bsyard and Mr.. Blaine retired TO the
cloak room. Mr.. Baysrd returned
about an hoRr later and trod the oar-
pet mare or less during the remainder
Of the afternoon. Mr.. C0nkling and
Mr.. Bsyard aid not shake hands. Mr..
Lamar ps,sed Mr.. Conkling while the
latter was engaged In conversation.
He bowed with great politsness to the
Senator with whc2 Mr.. Conkling was
talking and moved on. The Ssnator
from New York at once took par. In the
proceedings.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22

We are running 6 10 s operators dur
ing the holidays and finishing our
work In 4S hours after sitting. Our
prices ara ths same as usual: IL cards
for $50; 7 for el,00; $40 for
81 90. Children and copying pictures
the same. Bring you children early
in the day. sutterly & Sawyer, 3o2
Market st., above Third,
K. Webb's ground floor Photograph
gallery will bs for rent on the 25th Of
March. K. Webb will continue to copy
old pictures and will make an especial
business Of finishing large work in ali
the various styles.
A grand rattle for turkeys will be
given each evening this We9k. Also
lunsh on Friday evening sad egg-nogg
on Christmas morning. Western Hotel,
4.h and Orange streets.
Physicians prescriptions carefully
and accurately compounded AT sll hours
Of the day or night, At Taylor x Fuller
toms, Druggists and Apcthecariss, SO2
King street.
Medicines, chemicals, toilet and fancy
articles families supplied with medi-
cinss, accurately. Domestic Cough
Syrup, at West Bud Pharmacy, Seventh
and Jefferson streeta.
told you that you could buy your
apples and potatoes cheaper OF Sme'sS
than any other dealer In Wilmington.
Be sure you get at the right place, No.
l3 Bast Fourth street.
II your roof leaks have II made tight
by K. Mitchell, jr., 80 West Front
street, Who makes no charge unless
leaks are stopped.
We are going to No. IS Rast Fourth
street to buy our apples and potatoes,
for we can save 10 per cent, and they
always give satisfaction. SmeltE.
A fine assortment Of ladies' and gen
tlamen's satchels, for Christmas pre-
sents, can be bought cheap At Joshua
Conner's, 227 Market street.
Call on Geo. B. Metzner, 108 East Sd
street, for q clean shave, hair out or
shampoo. Dyeing q specially. Tobacco
and cigars, best quality, constantly On
hand.
Celluloid Toilet Sets remarkably low;
cut glass bottles very cheap. Dan
forth's Drug Store, cor. Second and
Market streets.
ST. Jacobs Oil is extensively sdver-
tised and Is in demand. Get It at Hart
mans Drug Store, cor. Fifth AID Pop
lar streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22

Thomas NJ. wenie, First Lieut.. 10th
U. 8. Infantry, who has been stati oned
at Fort Dodge, Kansas for the past two
or three years, has been ordered to
Fort Gibson, Indian Territory, and is
now on his way to that place. His
family preceded aim and his quarters
we hope will prove comfortable. Lieut.
w. resided In our city q number of
years and entered the military servics
on the breaking out of the Rebellion,
and has remained in It ever since, going
from the volunteer service into the
regular army.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
IN MEEAKLY ANg,LouK OVERDUE

~ ME EAKLY AMI LOOK OVEROU
~ stOck At 1903 e. Sixth street. We have
everything you ant. Fine York State but
ter SOC b, ear tell 1t from finest print but.
ter; good butter 28c, Delaware ovaporated
sppls5 8 MS for 2be, the" are exceedingly fipe,
try shem; 8 MS yalentia raisips 1bc, q DE Sui
tanns rs'sins 25c, muscatels 100. D, citron
$50 b, tlnest prunelas 2Oc. b, lemon and
to,s o. all brands 10c can, 4 rs rioe 26c, 1 Ms
SON starch 2bc, honiny 10. at, RiVerton, corr
70. n, new peas l0c d fur ~. ., 4 and 10.
b, tour at s4.7b, e6.76 and 20, tat our $3.50 IL
as good as can be found In the oity; We have
oar famous sour krout at 90. at: cant take to
LOB e. ss1h ct. until after OhrIstm 's; every one
that wines to 1909 Market st. Can get II for
' b. quart TIL WrE&
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
More Rbsut Edison.

New YoHK, Dec. 2l.--The Board Of
Aldermen to-day received q petition
from the edison RE trio Illum mating
company, of new York, "for permission
to lay tutes, wires, &c., in streets,
avenues, parks and public places ofthe
city, for u5ing electricity as q means
of illumination.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
A Cnnplaln'A widow Ren ueras %.

The Senate bill, paying Annie N.
Condron S43S for the services of her
husb band as chaplain Of the First Dels-
ware Regiment Of V hunters In 1851,
has been passed. Mrs, Ccudron is the
widow OF Rev. George w. COndron,
who was pastor Of the Second Baptist
church in this city, from April 1858,
until OJtobsr 1859. She Is now resid
ing In Wasli RtOn.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
Umreq ulted Love.

A school girl saw q play performei
at San Luis, CAL, IN woich the heroine
died by poison, after suffering very
much from unrequited love. The girl
had an unhappy love affair Of her own,
and the performance on the stage m
pressed her 80 deeply that she bought
arsenic on her way home and commit.
ted suicide.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
TheIuauRuratS0u,

The girls Of Lake Erie Seminary, in
Ohio, who nominated Garfield for Pres
ident as long ago az 1861, and agreed
to 60 and see him inauguratsd, propose
TO meet at New York on March LIST and
go forward as an honorary escort TOR the
Pres ident elect. Most Of ths girls Of
twenty years ago are now wives and
mothers, but Mrs. Grannis, publisher
Of the Church Union at New York, is
making the necessary arrangements
with all the enthusiasm of girlhooi
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
Quickly Cured,

Never experiment too much but use
the right means and thus secure the
best results. Mr.. F. Luohterhand, las
c street, Boston, Mass, foreman Of P.
Lally & Co.'s Machine Works, South
Boston, did in this wise, and writes
II had severe pains in my shoulder
but after using St. Jacobs Oil 1 wAf
quickly cured and am now entirely
we'll"
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22

The Senatorial whist psrty ofso many
years standing will soon adjourn in,
definitely. Thurman will soon be out
Of Office. Edmunds will mount the So
preme Bench, and Conkling and Bay
ard are mad enough now to Bwear nav.
sr to speak to each other again.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
The Now Grocery RlOro

The place 70 buy your grapes, bananas
F,nges, lemons, Ooaooanuts ,hne mix.
|urs., hand made toys, Citrou, orange
|nd lemon peel, new Valincia, SeedlsSs
'rd Sultsna raisins, new currauts,
lsnpbtl mincs meat. the best in the
bMkst, ne~ crop Now Orleans molasea,
J is Just 81 lsndid; best brands Of -four;
sckens Self.raising -four, griddle
hkeS and buokWhest; canned goods OF
b kinds; a fresh lot Of Teas, Cofses
pd Spices, which can't be bsa; In this
ny for guilty aud prices. A full
ppply Offyesh and salt meats such as
NJ veal and mutton, han and shoul
country pork, sausage, scrapple
lard, and everything else that IL
giln arst-class grocery store. Will
At the lowest prices and deliver
ugoods free OF charge. R. G. Porter,
West Fourth street, opposite City
bring.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
a ARuhiact Of Prayer.

A man In Burlington county, N. j.,
could net decide for whom to cast HIS
vote at the late election, and he made 1t
a subject of prayer. He then put the
two opposing tickets In his vest pocket
went to the polls, pulled ont one Of the
pieces Of paper without looking at It,
and voted it. On his return home he
discovered that he had voted an order
for barrel Of cider. Ae tried In vain
TO oh ange his vote.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
These Marble BtalFways.

One thing very attractive about the
Court House is the marble steps lead
ing from the vestibule 10 the court
room. They attract more attention
than anything else about the building.
The marble filing is also very nicely
done. The work was done by Mr..
John L. Malone, whose marble yards
are situated on Delaware Avenue near
Madison street, and he may we'll fael
proud Of the job, because II is one oftbe
nnest Wilmington has ever seen. Ths
Stairways are self-supporting, and are
very graceful. There are few in the
country like them. Chairman Silver,
Of the Lsvy Court Building Committee,
is very proud Of them as an ornament
to the building, and points them cut
as beautiful piece Of work.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
The weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Dec. 22-l
q. m.
Indications for Wednssdar-For the
Middle Atlantic States, light snow and
generally cloudy weather, northerly
or westerly winds, rising barometer,
and stationary or a slight rise In TEN
parature.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
bio Week NeIect Your Christmas
Gifk

The newspapers are filed with
Ices where TO buy the fancy articles
Christmas presents, but il you de-
b 10 give Q substantial article in the
|iI Of clothing, the Wilmington
Idhing House, N. W. cor. 4th and
|nkst streets, is the leading house In
d branch Of business, and the stock
Overcoats, ulsterettes and suits are
Rpt filed and prices way down, for the
.son Is advancing. Come at onoe
secure a bargain at 1.-THE Wilmington
|ohing House. JoHN W. DIEPBNpoAP
lDager.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
MakOuO Mistake.

There 10 no use talking, Susey, you
have to buy me q pair of slippers
f1Christmas present. Well, Charlie,
sre is the bsst place to tuy them !
kould advise You TO 60 to Hickman,
King street he has such a fine as
(susnt Of mems fancy slippers from
cents to $500, and, oh my | the
'etIssI ladies' aud boys slippers
aIaV. As for his ladies' and child
shoes, you say yourself he cam,
kst.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
Freight Offi co Moved.

The office of J. w. Woodberry, master
of the freight yards, has been moved
from Third and Railroad averue to the
west yard at the Delaware junction.
All Delaware freight trains will be
dropped there and all the main line
freight started from that yard.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
Rubber'GArments.

Ksnnsrd 4 Co. have large assortment
OF ladies' and misses Gosssmer Water
Proofs in ali sizes at low prices. A very
suitable holiday present.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
Sill in the Lead.

Headquarters for fruit and produce
We have 3 cars Of choice apples, and
We don't intend anybody shall under
sell us. 30 come right along to No. Is
Rsst Fourth street. and get q bargain.
Smelta,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
Tine Providemt Socisty Baxnnr.

The expenses ard receipts Of the
Provident Sooisty's Bassar in the Opera
House have not yet been fully compu-
ted, but members Of the society esti.
mate the profits at about fifteen hun
dred dollars,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
Death of Man Wno saved Grant

MshpHIs, Tenn, Dec. 2o.-Josiah
Deloach died in this city to-day at the
advanced age Of 7S years. He was .
prominent Uuion man during the late
civil war. He it was who gave General
Grant timely warning Of the approach
OF Van Dorn's Cavalry, which saved
the General from capture. r'Ee inci-
dent occurred in this county, rsGr
ColliervilIs in 1852. Gen. Grant a.
the time vas on q accommodating expe-
dition, and had intended resting for
the night at DelosOh's house. The
service rendered was NOT forgotten, for,
on Grants sscenden0y to the Presidency
Dsloach was appointed Postmaster Of
Memphis, which position hs held dur
lug he eight years Of Con. Grants sd
min nistration.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22

As the season 10 far advanced will
sell OF my winter stock, and therefore
will m AXE overooats, suits aud pants at
a gret reduction from former price.
Lombard Heiss, 4 East 3D. street,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
1GnsOrial Palace.

The lending Tonsorial Palace, in the
city, is Preston Brothers, No. 2, Rast
Sixth street. II you wish first class
hair cut or anything done In their line
Of business, give them trial.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
Holiday Goods.

kugs, 0ttomans, Stools and Chairs,
a, HaDdkerchisis, Ties, Trays,
i", Plates, Wallets, Table and
nO Covers, Counterpanes, Linen
Vie Cloths AMI Napkins, Gcssamer
NH-Proofs and Hosiery. Novelties
ilt for this years. Christmas and
Years gifts. Come aDd see them
aNer you buy or not. @. Worrell,
Saic Temple.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
ChtsaEo Ranges.

Now Is the time TO call and SEQ the
Chicago Portable Cooking Range, per
fsot bakers and very economical in fuel.
Persons desirous OF having o range that
will give general satisfaction, should
not fall 70 call and see them. Best
city or country references can be given
as to tho utility Of these ranges. Store,
No. l07 West Second street. y. B. Y.
Miller.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
RRECIAL MENTION.


We want TO reduce our immense
stock Of umbrellas, and from now un-
I'll Jan. ls., will offer the same at actual
cost, All our go0ds ara marked in
plain figures, 80 customers will readily
see that We mean just what We say.
Our stock embraces full line from the
cheapest TO the finest, among them
some very nne silk umbrellas, with
handles Of special designs, and suita'
BILE for Christmas gifts. snRPnI, No.
sC3 Market street, opposite Clayton
House.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
Potatoes and Apples

N. L. Jannsy's, SoS King street, is
headquarters for produce Of all kinds
special arrangements 70 parties for car
ioad lots.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
Nrate Of the The rmometer

at the REPUBLICAN Office, on Wednesday
morning, Dec. %:
7 o'clock, 10 O'Clock, IL O'Clock,
900 $50 97o
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22
SPECIAL MEHTHOM.
..., ,ssauctsen I'm Greserfea.

s-,.,ns As SO. soodless raisins 11c. sui
ss,,s,rs ID. Huscatsl raisins lto Lon.
nns vars 2oe. new citron 26c, orange and
tes ~ S1s Sssei aoe, new currsnts 50. " bs sp..
~ sSVsS ~. 4 Ns ianoy sllced apes 2ee- drsd
.~ssns,ries loo. hs apple butter NO, ns
t,esat hass. n oat 2bi Centennial tomatoes loo,
..ns peaches iAo, pie peaohes ioo> oAns
pscsv'pa ~ parsr'p. Sse. Beker's ccrs 1bc. Wins.
gooa ,. so,n isc o ~ buckwheat 2bc, pitted
p..,ss "a. pruneiia' 22c, seedless paums
y. .nsi,'SSJ, ! 4, turkey prunoa fbe, As ost meal
~ shoiss roll batter a6o BY tho rolt. zsc.
y, ssw york creamery SO, gond western
~, ~ =. don,t sell oisoni afgaf'he or mill bat
~ Wsite sugar drips coo, beet 700. syrup
W. W sity extra fancy Nov Orleens vOc,
49, wv New IlrlsaAs so, good cooking mo-
sv ,...sS 10. 4 Rs p. b u. 0leine soap 1oo, DAY
siSsS Es'cS In mound bleasher o., full pound SOAP
/. nay avn borax full weight %. sand soap
!. RIo coffee 10, - and no golden MO zoo,
s,ry Marasaibe nc. hncy LAguASm ssc,
~ SvvII I,ov. Java 10 and $50. broken candy 100,
w W., Wv mjYtures 2pc, fancy mixtares 2bc, 2 rs
suSS s...m nnts 40, wAlnuts, almonds and white
G' 1.snss fall line Of black ana green teas
Is,y low figures. Minnesota Patenf, VIM.
49, SONS Three r., Poutaxat. Kirkwood
~ mar brands Of -four BY the barrel or
snS ~ ,heap. Goods delivered TO ell parts
D,n. nitv. VIM. NJ FRBNOlS b SON,
SS tth and Lombard ST., Wil., Dei.
ZuROOERIEB.-IHAVE lust RE
III ceiyed q fne lot OF goods, will sell
. AIMING tho christmas holidays at the follow.
Ss reduced prices: lbs raisins zbc, ins Of
%,ant, 2bc, 9 lbs apples 2bc. lbs OF crackers
a Ibs Of irsnoh pianes, 10. gobiets assort-
. Il slIT s., Ibis apple butter 20, lbs We6bs
ms lost nc, choice o.. sesdIess rsiains IL
SaI.e ID ots. sultanAA raisins lee muscatels
~ sitron aSc, orange and lemon peel 10 cts,
ssters corn ilo. tomatoes 10 OTIS. NlagarA
.Srn iOc. 1 lbs p. and q. Oeliue soap abc,
.,d so,p 10. bleacher ec, Olaine soap be .
'ps buekWhoat 10. New crop, N. Orleans
rsssssstt6c, golden drips, ISe. white l6c. sil
,s,droD i2o. S H. nolasses 70 Teas aOc, our
M ID tno. our 5Oc va guarantees. Cotoe l2c
eur le. 10 fair. zoo 10 t1tIn best. Mo 26o
.hsuyra qSo. uarler no, 2bc. SANTOS 26c, lavn
IA fable peaches $50. per can. pie peaches
In. Sweet elder o.. At. chow chow, pickles,
,uiou.. caulIfiowor In buckets ana quantity
|, mi, tho buyers. also full assortment Of
,'uonds, plums pIuneilas, valnuu, cher.
n, black berries crauDerriee, etc Our 70.
IN, d pOOd, our -four at 6.b2 We guarantee,
Ill refund the money whom rot satisfactory
P.J. FORD,
lnk9y Front and Madison SJs.
-COFFEEB -
zoaytsd Mocha, Java, Maracaibs,
IAguyra and 10 COtfeos,
The best 10 the city a. Retail,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22

asSrs. W. M, Kennsri & Co., s21
wet street, have a large stook OF
laRe'', and are selling them at lower
sa than they can buy them to-day
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22

Read ". N. Kennard & Co.'S adver-
tisemsnt, as 1t will aid you in selecting
your holiday presents.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-22

'
| where Every shln9 That Hs Useful
and rnamentaI Can bo Got with.
out PAYING Teo Much.
GROCERIES, "HIxIEs."
What would Christmas be without q
lot Of extra groceries, fruits and other
"hxins Z" These can all he had o.
very low figures st T. N. Wier's, l0a
East Sixth street, and 1900 Market
street; Middleton's, Fourth and King,
az p. B. Rord's, Front and Mary.
land Avenue; o. Porter's, 206 West
Fourth street, and W. N. Francis,
Fourth and Lombard.
FURNITURE.
There 10 nothing after all mskes
home look more cosy and comfortable
than . beautiful outfit OF furniture.
Cushioned sofas and chairs are very
com Portable to weary limbs. They can
be had at remarkably low rates at ]. &
J. N. Harmsn's, 41O King street and at
Lewis F. Adair's, 2O7 Market and 206
Shipley streets. They try their best to
please their customers and should be
patroniEed.
GOAL.
~. .... 49, .,.u,,. .a-.,,;,,
may De furnitured and carpeted, it
would be cheerless indeed this weather
without being heated all through, and
the best coal for that purpose can be
had OF George W Bush & Son, foot of
French street, and John W. Griffith,
foot Of West street, and Rzra Fell
Front and Madison streets.
GEORGE ". STONE.
Such day as yesterday and when
there ia snow on the ground there is
nothing more comfortable and service
able than an outfit OF rubber ware
They can be had at Stones, corner Of
Market and water streets. Mr.. Stone
ai9o keepS lafge assor'inen' VI i@"ps'
oLOrHISs.
John n. Moore, 22S Mayket has the
lsrqsst and handsome elctLiny store Ia
the oity, His stock of overcoats. uls-
tsrs and children swear is unsurpassed,
Nothing makes . man look more like 0
gentleInan tnsn 10 % riggsd out In a
Dran ne" suit from MoorS's.
CHRISTMAS CAKE.
What would Christmas bs without
cake. W, Fl, Bowers at Sixth and JEFF
fsrson, knows this and has prepared for
!he emergency his cakes are splen-
dld' ~ the way every tnmg looks
bright there since the wedding few
weeks ago.
MHLcHrcR, THE sUxsMTH.
Mslebior. At 2l4 King street IL q eapi-
tai gunsmith and deserves a large
share OF patronage. We don't HE TO
encourage the use OF pocket shooting
irons, bus We nave no hesitation IN
saying that Aelehior has the best OF
shot guns.
We are Just Is likely TO have q wet
as q dry CHI 'stmas but with an
umorella from Miss ssr&ng's, south
west corner OF Fourth ana Market
streets, no one need care whether 1t IS
~ W ~ ~ | o VIZ 70 anu
..
U: K: dano' IN the AskeW oaiidlng,
VIZ. Bowman. 10 EAST SECOND street,
ana CriPpen's NO. z west Ihira and NO.
n"os 9oOVru "@ S"TS', Tn Aoep ;I;,aas e nnss'
100 S,a .s.;a,, Suu osn 81" =. -,.t.N @ .'
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