Daily Republican., 1885-12-21
The Holidays.
A CONTINUATION OF WHERE
TAE BEST GOODS SUITABLE
CAN BE OBTAINED.
BUY YOUR PRESENTS NOW

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This Ia the time Of the year when
every one needs . good warm overcoat
70 protect them from the chilling blasts
OF winter, and j. 7. Mullin & Son, the
reliable tailors and clothiers ut Sixth
and Market streets, are fully prepared to
supply all who call on them with the
very best, not only In overcoats but all
other kinds OF clothing, at the very
lowest rates 1T which good goods can be
obtained. All their goods are made to
ft we'll, look we'll, wear we'll, and give
satisfaction 10 every respect. A nice
warm overcoAt makes very accept
able present. and many heart could bo
rendered happy by small outlay ut
this well stocked store.
An umbrella is something that 10
useful all the year round, and indis.
pensable at least one-third Of the time.
A large assortment OF tbs very best, in
sterling silver, ivory, fancy woods and
and rare natural root handles can be
found AZ Z. c. Strang's g, Fourth and Mar
ket streets, ana those who are desirOus
Of securing one for themselves, or q pres
ent for friend, should be sure to give
him q call.
Mrs. Jacobs. at 22O King street, is
goods, and In order to dispose of them
during the holiday season has made q
sweeping reduction in the price, so that
those In need Of new hat for Christ
mas, land where is the lady that Is not?)
can produce anything in the line for
about one half the usual price.
Lewis Sass, at ia East Fourth
street, is doing q good business In wines
and liquors for domestic use, but this
is scarcely to be wondered at, as II is
we'll known that he is selling the finest
articles At the lowest prices. He has In
stock supply of old Sussex Apple
Jack, pure and undulterated.
Williamson & Sons, practical watch
makers and jewellers at No $40 French
street are Offering extra inducem IN is
In fne jewelry, silverware a7d other
articles for Christmas presents, and
persons desiring to make hne presents
at smAll cost will do well to give
them . call.
Coyle & Conner, at their west end
boo. and shoe store, southeast corner OF
tChestnut and Adams streets, present
each purchaser TO the amount of one
,uollar or upwards with q chance on q
beautiful pair of Barbatine vases, valued
at 81. They have large stock OF
boots and shoes, which they are selling
at low prices,
KRIS Kringle has his headq uarters
for confectio Iery this year at McCann
& Lednum's handsome new store, a.
the corner of Seventh and Tatnai'
Istreets. which, Ptenix like, has arisen
from the ashes of the one destroyed bJ
fire some months ago. They have
1 E..t 1f o1 Etnda M nanAiaa
lprices to suit all.
G. B, Carton, in the Third stree
market, has n large supply OF butter
(which he 10 selling at the lowest price
IThcae who intend baking cakes thl
week should be sure to give him a ca,
and examine the pure roll butter II
from 10 to 25 cents pound.
Professor Crabb, the lightning care
Iwriter, is very basy at present at his
writing parlors on East Fourth street
Ipear King. He 10 almost overrun witt
|orders for Christmas cards, which b
| Qets up in the finest and most attractiv
( manner. A package Of visiting cards
| with q lady's name nicely written O.
them, makes . very nice present, an
Crabb gets them up at short notice Il
the very best style.
J. Clayton Massey, at No. 404 Kin
street, rs one OF the most reliable Jewolei
to be round any here, and purchasersca
depend on all goods sold by him bein
Iexactly what they are represented to bt
He has large and we'll selected stoc
4 of watches, jewellery and silverwArt
a /! which is well worthy of inspection b
!. these who contemplate purchasing
/, goods Of this kind.
i Those who desire to present hane
4 some pair OF slippers. should drop 10 I
"a Wesley Pyie's, No. 227 Market stree
"a and examine his stock. He has thei
q OF all kinds and grades from 80 cent
d up 60 s. q pair, and no one can fall to
D. saited,
eI There are some persons who wi
Iprefer q nice roast OF beef to any thin
/. lelse for Christmas dinner. and all sue
IA can be accommodated by calling ol
a Wallace, the well known butcher, 1
" his old stand, No. 224 King street.
d Kennard, the popular dry goods mai
| who has carried on business in this cit
n for so many years, has a large stock Q
reasonable goods at his store, No. q.
m Market street, which he is selling q
A the lowest prices. His stock Of hantke
i. chiefs and gloves is large and we
Il assorted, and those who wish anythin
d In his line should give him call.
N Those who wish to buy pair OF sho
N or slippers at bargain, should call
Ia Mills b Co., at No. 8 East Fourth stree
Nd as they are closing out the stock
In hand TO make room for rubbar goods.
n: a sewing machine would make
- very acceptable and useful present Fl
NJ | a wife, or some lady friend, and Gross
~ llsy. at No. 623 Shipley street, has
ia large stock of these labor. Saving invel
T. tions on hand, which he Is selling
10 prices very little above those cnargs
o. by the manufacturer.
,d Everything Is very cheap at presen
,e and Ooheltree, at No. 617 Market stree
Mt has taken advantage OF the low pric
ae of goods and laid In large stock
a mn brellas, and gloves. He IL offerin
w. extra Inducements on these goods, al
"a leyery body can find something to 81
'at ,bem In his we'll selected stock.
st Ross, at No. 116 Market street, Wi
very busy last Saturday, and his sto
in was crowded all the evening.
N. aeems A wonder how he can sell go
be goods 80 very cheap, but neverthele
n Il ia q fact, which the people ha'
zee found out, and as q consequence
of he never knows what dull times ~
est | He has on hand . large stock OF t
er. ar latest styles Of Derby hats and wint
nd tcsps, white shirts, neckwear q
pot hosiery.
sbel Mrs. M. A. Taggart on Market sire
re above Sixth, makes . very attracti
ep. display of books, dressing cases, VOL
boxes and other articles suitable
pts | Ohristmas presents. which those "
\ ia wish anything in that line will q
her IL TO their interest to call and examal
ost She has writing paper at from Gel
Ito Sb Q box, In addition to gr