The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-12-18

house of J. t. Stapler, on the north.
east corner of Greene and Hanover
streets, offers goods in his line at such
runously low prices that he is revolu-
tionizing the grocery trade in this
city. Consult his advertisement and
you will at once determine that a bet-
ter place at which to purchase your
CHRISTMAS groceries cannot be selected.
II. 5. Hunt, the proprietor of the
!" Model Grocery" southeast corner
of Greene and Front streets offers .
complete line of first class groceries at
the same prices asked for inferior
goods at many other places. Hol-
comb, the popular grocer at Nos. "a
and SO East Front street, has on hand
a large and desirable stock of A No. I
goods, which he is prepared to sell at
prices which almost defy competition.
The well-known jobbing house of las
Roman q Son, offers to the trade. at
lowest prices, full line of teas. coffees
and spices.
BOOKS AND MUSIC.
nose OF our readers who need the
services of musicians during the holt
days can do no better than engage
either Rice's orchestra or the excelsior
cornet band. If they wish subscrip
ton books, Mr.. w. B. Milford, of
Bound Brook, will supply them on the
most favorable terms
DYEING AND HAIR WORK.
Those who desire their old garments
refurbished should call on Monnier.
No. 1914 Perry street. If they have
hair work to do, they will find it will
pay to send it to Delsart, at Bound
Brook, and if they desire a good shave
or fashionable hair cut, they cannot
do better than patronize Vincent, at
No. 80 Barnes street.
sEGARs AND ToBACCos.
Nothing is more acceptable to a
smoker, as holiday gift, than a box
of good segars. Frey, at the corner
OF State and Greene streets Minerd,
20 South Greene street, or Burroughs,
No. 20 West Hanover, will each sell
you fine brands at low rates.
WINE DEALERS AND REsrAURATEURs.
Those who would worship at the
shrine of Bacchus during this joyful
period of the year, will find the best
imported wines and liquors at M. Hur-
ley's, 20 East Hanover street T. 7.
Donohue's, corner Willow street and
Bellevue ave., and the Resort House,
I2I South Greene street. Those who
would take meat with their drink, will
find at the White House, No. 6 South
Warren street Murphy's, cor. Hano-
yer and Greene, and Thomas, 22 S.
Warren, everything which doth tempt
the appetite and please the palate.
MISCELLANEOUS.
If you would send some one a ton
of coal, buy it from Conrad, Enter
prise Building, southwest corner State
and Greene streets. The finest per-
fumeries, fancy toilet articles, &c,
}Ou Cdll pun ClldSC dt llOI III D, IL ..
Greene street. If you deal in holiday
goods, and wish sign painted SO that
the public may know it, get it of Mar
& Brand, northwest corner of Greene
and Hanover streets. If you would
make a present of paid-up endow-
ment policy or brick house (but then
everybody can't do like THE SENTI-
MEL NAM, go and see Encke & Davis,
344 Broad street. If you have work
which you must hire some one to at
tend to, engage John H. Handy, 325a
w. Hanover street. He will do ii
good and cheap.
If our readers wish to buy some
thing which we in our haste have neg
lected to notice this morning, let them
consult the advertising columns Of
The SENTINEL, and they will, in all
probability, find it mentioned therein.
And when they make their purchases
they will do us a favor if they will tell
the dealer of whom they buy that they
saw his advertisement in THE SENTI-
MEL.