Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-18

complete without good cup of coffee.
or the mince pie without the necessary
spices, all Of which can be procured at
Crippen's, No. 8 East Second street ,or at
Dillin's, No. 409 King street.
Toys, and thousand other interest
ing and amusing articles for children,
with hosts Of presents suitable for
adults, can be found at Albert New
halls ninety, nine cent store, No. 801
Market street.
At this season Of the year kindling
wood is one of the necessities of life, and
the largest loads for the least money
can be procured by sending q postal
card to A. X. Mearns & Brother, ct
Gilpin avenue and Union street, or to
Richardson's mill,0r 10 Mills,at Fourth
and railroad.
Hundreds Of persons will want their
photographs taken TO present to their
friends, and all can be accommoda ated
NJ Holland's, No. 307 Market street,
or ut Beecher's, No. 315 Market street,
or at Westcott X Cummings, No. 3O2
Market street.
Many will not wish to give q picture
without nice frame, and they should
leave their orders at once with Yerger,
No. 405 Sbipley street, who has the
best assortmeDtin the city.
James & Webb, No. 224 Market
street, have an immense stock of books,
Christmas cards, stationery, and other
articles suitable for the holiday season,
and they announce that Sunday School
teachers can get q liberal discount on
all goods purchased from them, for
presents
N. b. Danforth, at Second and Market
streets, has some handsome large sized
|celluloid brush, mirror and comb sets,
at the lowest prices.
A full line of fine boots and shoes can
be procured at j. T. Walkers, No. 13
East Third street.
Adair, at No. 413 King 8. rect, has in
addition to his other stock, fine selec-
tion of Christmas tree trimmings.
Anyone wishing to present friend
with handsom penkinfe, or a set of
table cutlery, or any article of plated
ware, should be sure to call on the
Capelle Hardware Company, No. 212
Market street, and examine the finest
stock OF goods in the hardware line ever
shown in this city.
A large quantity Of flour will Do used
in almost every house, in preparing for
the holidays, and the very best brands.
at lowest price, can be procured at Kim
6le's, Front and Madison street, or at
Fell q Josephs' 113 West Front street,
or at Tatnall Brothers, No. 10l Mary
land avenue.
A singing canary and cage makes a
nice present, and some very fine birds
at reasonable rates, can be had at Har.
kins', No. 209 West Fourth street.
The Christmas dinner will be incom-
nlPfa WifhAnf nn,d I'D
Janney. No. 301 and 3O3 King street,
Is daily receiving car loads of the finest
kinds, which he is disposirg of at
astonishingly low figures.
Beaton Smith, the we'll known drug
gist at Seventh and Pine streets, has IL
fine assortment of Christmas goods, and
full line of Whitman's A No. l Con-
fections.
After the Christmas dinner o good
segar can always be enjoyed, and the
very best can be obtained at A. j.
Chapman's, Seventh and Orange streets,
or at his branch store No. East Third
street, or at Mullins, No. 525 West
Front street, or at No. los East Second
street.
The best oysters In the city can be
procured Mt PenDell's, No. 102 King
strocu, rrauDa q. AZ. vvo "a pOss
street, or atJones', No. 6l8 West Eighth
street.
No doubt great many will be trou.
bled with headache after the feasting
is over, and it would perhaps be well
for all who are subject to be troubled
in this way to call on 2. James Belt, at
Sixth and Market streets, and obtain a
supply of DR.. Leslie's Special Prescrip.
ton, to have handy in case of an emer-
gency.
One of the best presents TO friend
in the country, and one that will bring
Joy all the year, is a years subscription
to the WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,. Call
at the Office and leave the name and
address with 81, and you will be sur
prised at the pleasure you can bestow
for that small amount.