Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
EDITION..


DOea.
Walnut candy nj Fsrguson's.
TAffiss, all fiavors, 1t Ierguson'A |
Como to the Charities benefit tonight.
For good coal 60 70 Bush's. Frsnch
street wharf.
Paper bags for sale cheap ct the RE
PUBLICAN Office.
Chatterbox for 1885 only forty cents. |
Pyle n Lschtenstein, 226 Market street.
Citizens' Rink tonight Benefit toI
Associated Charities.
School for drcssmsking Ia open day
and night ut 70a Market street.
Cotton seed meal kept in stock ~
TAtnall Bros., 10l Maryland avenue.
VIII sell you eve pounds Of string for
q Ut the REPUBLICAN, ofice.
Dolls hssds' dressed with real hair at
Mrs. Rollo's, 702 KING street.
SILK mitts for ladies ut Pyle & Lich-
tenstein's, 226 Markststreet.
VIM. Hare 10 lying dang erously III
ct his house. No. $50 French street.
Gall and sse the Conquest Heater
Pickels' steve store. East Fourth IT.
Do not fail TO visit tho Bachelor Boat
Club Fair this evening.
Look at our misses pebble ct. button
for $i.00, solid leather, at 304 Market
street.
| Fine extension lamps, for parlor OF
hall. very latest deeisns. from 81 40 70
Si200. I. Lewis Row. AIS King street
Pure butter only sold o. stalls 81 and
81 Third street market both In tub and
dairy print. Don't forget the number
Lynch & Lsary have everything In
the grocery line, Wholesale and retail
| Northeast corner Third and Madison
streets.
Go TO Yergef's, Fourth and Shipley
streets, and look at the engravings AND
frames. The largest assortment In tn,
city, and ut rock bottom prices.
An exquisite line of silk handker
chiefs and muflisrs just the thing for
holiday present. Pyle & Lichtenstein
226 Market street.
Rev. C. II. Thomas, of Philadelphia
win preacb ut the Delaware Avenu
Baptist church at 7.30 o'clock this even
ing.
Rene j. Fougeray, OF No. 4ib Marke
street, will move bis brush factory I
the second story OF the Third stree
market house, at Third and Kin
streets, on March 25th, 1886.
Rev. s. Ferree Marks, OF Fol
Wayne, Indiana, nephew of Rev. ID
l.. Mark, will preach 10 Hapov.
church this evening. All are cordial
invited.
Mrs. Mary Sinclair Jefferis, daught.
of the late William McCauliey, died I
Beverly, N. j., on Sunday, and her r,
mains were inferred In the Wilminatc
and Brandywine cemetery this afte
noon.
The steamer Brand wine has be-
taken 10 the yard of the Harlan & He
lingsworth Co., for the purpose of bell
overhauled and strengthened, and d
steamer Wilmington has been placed {
the route TO Philadelphia.
VIM. II. Pierson, door and "a
manufacturer OF this city, was marri'
this forenoon to Miss Annie K. Shar
in GethsemaLe Baptist church, Phil
delphia. They will be Mt home
Friday evening ut No. 1871 Washingt
street.
Allywho wish q nice holiday prese
shouldpurchase volume Of the Pre-
and Poeticai Works Of Fannie
Kitchener, neatly bound In cloth, hi
gilt, for sale during the holidays
Porter q Cos, No. 400 Market street
Mrs. Mary A, wife of Joseph EisiI
of the frm OF Eisiug s. LANCE, died
sholera-morbus on Monday. Her fui
raj will take place Tomorrow at o
,p. q. m. from No. 6lS King street. Hi
mass will be celebrated at st. Pete
Pro-Cathedral 1t 10 q. m.
The advantages Of advertising
strikingly illustrated In the order j.
received by MIR. 8. K. Niles, the Bost
nv advertising agent, for one insertion
an advertisement In one publicati
'ne for ". 900. This IL probably the lArg
ma order ever given for one insertion OF
an advertisement, and shows the extent
md which advertising 10 done by those Y
~ appreciate Its benefits.