The Wilmingtonian., 1884-12-20

SO2 Market Street can supply them at 81 a
dozenl Fl. w. Zimmerman, the tailor at
No. Il West Tenth Street, steadily plies the
needle, and the goose all day long. He
keeps his customers trade. At 204 Market
our country friends crowd to get Ready
Mixed paints from D.. James, Jr., to cover
their houses and barns with Lucas hand
some tints. Charles Heebner, the Jeweer,
of 623 Market Gt is hardly necessary to give
the address) is rapidly filling up the names
on his Watch Club list-this is good op-
portunity to give yourself a Christmas
gift. At Eighth Street Market, house
keepers well know T. A. McClure's oyster
and fish stall. Anyone desirous of making
an appropriate and seasonable Christmas
gift cannot do better than order some game
at McClures. AT Second Street Market
VIM. Johnson's counter, stall No. IA, beef
of the finest quality is found. The thor
ough-bred cattle at the Edgemoor Dairy,
John IL. Porter, manager are guarantee
of pure sweet milk, we don't want to remind
you of the typhoid scare-but You should
discriminate as to where you get your milk.
Next comes Chapman & Co., who truthful
ly claim to be the largest tobacco dealers
in the state. Everybody knows Lex Bar
ney's handsome little store at No. s East
Seventh Street, wonderfully cheap gold
frames, Young lady artists, for
your exhibition pictures? Barney's frames
can be recommended. A sharp eye for his
clients interests has Harvey B. Vandegrift,
the Real Estate Agent at South East corner
of Sixth and Shipley. James Harding, the
merchant tailor of S12 French Street has the
} name of giving a stylish fit L. E. Baylis,
the forest, of Rivervew Flowery, has ''cut
flowers" in endless profusion, he is doing
big holiday busness-howers and holidays
} aud Baylis are inseparable. F. A. North &
Co., W. McMulen, manager are to the front
: with their NATURALIZATION pianos andWil-
cox& White organs, their splendid tone causes
the passer-by to halt as he comes to No. 713
Market Street. For artistic painting and
glazing-nothing but first class work Clark
&Uber are the men, they are always found at
500 and 502 Poplar Street. 1t is unduubt-
edly true that the citizen desirous of furnish
ing his house in parlor, chamber, dinning-
room, or library sets, does well to go to the
manufactures, such as j. and j. N. Harman
of 410 King Street, they retail their own fine
e goods. Roses! beautiful fresh rosesl and
the name M. F. Hayden tells the story
~ roses (assOrted) fine and healthy for 81.
Anscow's oysters! holiday dream, how
Wilmington will revel in the luscious bi
valve--707 Shipley Street is the resort for
5 the fav Ri Cove Plant. l. ]. Bell & Son,
have ~ ned new meat and provision
store az w. 2. Wells old stand at $50 Madi-
son Street, Wells has paved the way for a
rushing business FOR |. J. Bell. The tonsor-
al parlors of the artist hair dresser Freder-
/ ick OFT at Second and Shiplcy Streets have
| steady run of custom, cleanliness and
dispatch with the "word Next is the
motto. Economy is wealth, then order your
wood from Richardson's Mills telephone
No. 90 or postal card to P. 0. this city, At
w. t. Mechanics resta" ,1ant and pool rooms
, 5. e. corner of sjixh and Market visitors
can rely e.i getting substantial meals good
service and excellent accommodation. Take
, Care of your eyes, they are your most
| PANNiNuS pioPSiNgi hOi Ndli llh bnGl
you but see Edwin Hirst, the practical op-
tician, at 103 West Ninth. Fullmer, the
"Delmonico" of Wilmington, will wine you
and dine you to your hearts content-he 10
an Epcurean! E. G. Burke, the provision
merchant of Fourteenth and Scott Streets is
f culling the country business. His enter
) prise fully deserves the success he has at
I | tainn1 pnpaOaGt Allan 10 B,,,n
+ throughout Wilmington, his business like
request that you don't buy elsewhere until
/ you have heard his sweet toned Kremich
, and Back pianos will be attended to. Bar
, ton & Valentine, the tonsorial artists of
! South West corner of Sixth and Market
Streets receive their due reward for "razors
sharp and towels clean" Harry G. Parker,
bags, whips &C., sleighing time is at hand
Harry Parker at 10 East Third will fix you
up nobby suit Of harness. Artistic de-
signs in wall-p per new aud recherche are
seen in the handsome show windows OF Jos.
IL. Gieenman, Jr., at his new store GA King
Street. ]. j. Pierce the Real Estate Agent
at No. East Seventh Street gives attention
k nds. He has large list of houses to rent
on his bulletin board S. d. Paschall the
old-established carriage builder of South
Market Street will get attention from his
friends this Holiday season. The reliable
harness and trunk manufacturer J. A. Con-
ner at No. A East Fourth Street has on
hand large stock of harness, trunks and
travelling bags. Ladies' and gentlemen's
pockets books and ladies shopping bags, OF
substantial make are to be seen here. Can
dy! candy! candy! Siuglcy brothers candy
and fine confectionery in dainty Christmas
cases are in plentiful assortment at South
West cnin.r IF Four Ii and Walnut. John.
son & " IS the busy contractors of GIpin
Aveup, q sixteenth and Lincoln Streets,
attend u. mp y to all jobbiug and contract
wOr,. Ro ) popular china depot is
thrCu ed with customers selecting dainty
goods in decorated ware. Who has not
smoked F. L. Smith gars-pay him visit
at $40 Market and essay one of his hand
made cigars, At Ala and Ais Shipey Street
the well known Schoen Heater and Stove
Company will ma ke it SO hot for you these
cold days thai you will be glad to get one Of
their heaters and stow it away in the cellar.
Are you troubled about you coal not suting
the kitchen stove or does the coal in the
parlor open CRATE not burn clear and bright?