Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
RKEVITIEs.

our city. Tho Wilmington Clothing House,
N. ". corner Fourth and Market streets.
Original half breed.-The mule.
san rssS at 100. ,........Sun sets& 30
Best family coal a. e22 W. Front street.
More glass shades of all kinds at 90ct. ct.
rarker, cuppiny and leecninz l0S e. I'd Sc
Fine American watches at Is e. 4th street.
The extra Saddle Rcck oysters at Full
mer's.
The celebrated Sheep Ridge oysters at
Fullmer's.
The only place in the city to get hrst
class oyster is at Fullmer's, SOS Market street.
Hly and straw, wholesale and retail 1t
kimble's.
Thursday, December !, James & Webb's
opening day.
Home made Pepper sauce, Ford's, Front
and Madison.
For q good stove 20 to SImpers, Ill Wsss
Eighth street.
The present session of Court promises to be
long and tedious.
Cheapest oil cloths at Adams l. Brothers .
504 Market street.
ALI Burnett is as comical as ever. He Ia
irresistibly funny.
Butter is not always what 1t looks to be.
1t may be pig fat.
Buy your files, rules and tobacco from Mul-
lin, West Front street.
Best patent flour at Armstrongs s. W. cor.
Front and Jackson streets.
For good tin root call on Il. L. Stradley,
Jr., l04 West Second street.
Roller skates large variety, Adams l.
Brothers., 5o4 Market street.
All kinds OF Il our and feed at mill pricest at
kimble's, Front and Madison.
Cape Cot cranberries, 10 cents per quart,
at ford's Front and Madison.
fyou wish to die happy, purchase your
Chi dren pair of roller skates.
Christmas cards by the thousands at James
4 Webb's, No. 224 Market street.
For stoves, heaters and ranges call on Geo,
l.. Stradley. Jr., lO4 West Second street.
Sour Kraut now ready by the quart or gal
Ion 1T Ford's, Front and Madison streets.
Stoves, heaters and ranges repaired bye
l.. Stradley, Jr., 1o4 West Second street.
Get your photographs at Hollands gallery
No Third street, two doors East of Market
large ass ,rtment OF ranges and stoves to
be found at II. +. Pickels and 9 East lth
street.
For good assortment of dolls, toys and
fancy notions, call on Mrs. Wilde 1913 Market
street.
Boots, shoes, rubbers for men, women and
children at Adams T. Brothers, 5O4 Market
street.
Persons having stoves to put up would do
well to call on A. Chambers at No. go King
street.
A full line of DR.. Hairs asthma cure for
sale at the agency, LOG King street, Mrs. NJ.
j. Belts.
The event of this week will be James&
Webp's opening on Thursday. Everybody
is going.
= line card photographs for 81, at Hollands
gallery, No. Third street, between Market
and King.
The largest and best assortment of picture
frames can be found at q. X. Baugh's, 607
Shipley street.
It's surprising at the number Of persons
who 20 out to get Glove between the acts at
the Opera House.
A good assortment of tinware and house.
furnishing goods at the lowest cash prices at
No. 20 kiny street.
White and yellow corn meal and new buck.
wheat hour. wholesale and retail at kimble's
Front and Madison.
The newest patterns of cylinder stoves, not
sell feeders now ready at H. +. Pickels I and
East Fourth street.
The attention of our city managers is called
W inc ultHy condition OF our streets Cali
out the broom bregade.
An observing .aundry man he's discovered
that tie time for him to catch soft water is
when it is raining hard.
Call and examine the Harvest Home range
with Anti-Clinker CRATE, ut II. +. Pickels,
: and East Fourth street.
The reporters are always trying to make
each other out as "stretchers of the trutl.n
No two reporters see alike.
Largest. cheapest and best assortment of
:hina cups and saucers ana vases at Adams
n Brothers. 504 Market street.
Holiday opening, Thursday, December l,
At James 4 Webb's, No. 22i Market street.
Every body and his wifs are invited.
There are three dozen Armies In New
Holland. That's nothing we have over
three hundred Anninias in Wilmington.
"Aren' 7 they perfectly lovelyn is the con-
slant exclamation OF the lad es as they look
over james " Webb's Christmas cards.
What every one says must be true" that
''Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup" has no equal for
coughs and colds. Try it. Price 25 cents.
Ifyeu want first class parior suit made
to order for n low price, 20 to W W. Wood
wards, 5. +. corner 9th and iatnall street.
Now is the time for the merchants to adver-
ttse their holiday goods. and the eREpUBLICAN
is the medium through which to reach the
people.
All of the pot house politicians do not wish
to run the clnbiican Earty here IN Will
mington. oh, dear no, they have all gone
out of pO itics.
The most popular range in the market fs
the Harvest Home with all the latest i'm
provements at Il. +. Pickels, 7 and East
Fourth street.
A Merschaun smoker will be given to tho
person who puts in the most balls on burst
French streets
American Hosiery Co.'S, mems super stout
half no 70 u cents per pair, in elegant colors
'5 and 50 cents. Heavy underwear. Cole,
!02 Market street.
1.-THE doctors said my wife had consump-
lion. Tried Lindsey's Blood Searcher' g and
she has better health than ever" Oh,
Hubbard, Hampden, Ohio.
Everybody will find points Of interest in
James X Webb opening on
Thurs day next Aud everybody is invited to
,ome. Nobody will be expected to buy.
If the piles Of hoxes that James & Webb
AVE been receiving the past month are any
'riterion Of their stock, their holiday opening
IN Thursday will be we'll worth attending.
Persons wanting mince meat, apple butter,
preserves OF all kinds, good, pure tub butter
,ucRwheat, &c, can be accommodated at H.
Il. Moore's stalls, II and "a 2nd street market.
At Louis Bea's restaurant, IL East Second
treet,y will find daily, fresh supply Of
oysters, that lovers of bivalves can have in
very style. ysters by the barrel, bushel,
Gallon, quart and pint.
A gentleman visiting our city, after relat-
ng over the different dishes he had served
Up to him Mt ono of our hotels, said he ended
10 the ''neal" with wind pudding. He was
"sauc-y" about it.
PRAzRR AxLR CREASE.
One greasiny with Frazer Axle Grease will
asst two weeks, all others two to three daya
ry It. 1t received first premium at the Oon-
ennial and Paris Exposition.
The Jury in the Carberry case must surely
ave delightful time of it. They passed
THANKSGIVING day and Sunday In the Court
iouse aud ave likely to pass several nightA
ct In their rooms of law and justice.
Judging from the crowds of people who are
laily To be found at the Christmas caro- coun.
ers of James 4 Webb's, 1t would be supposed
Rat even their immense assort ment would
Don show signs # diminishing. But Ii Is