Daily Republican., 1885-12-23
The Holidays.
CONTINUATION OF THE PLACES
WHERE THE BEST GOODS
CAN BE PROCURED.
GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

A splendid assortment of fine silk
plush dressing cases can be found at
z. James Belts, Sixth and Market
streets, that will make very acceptable
Christmas presents. In addition to
these Mr.. Belt has host of other
articles, suitable for the holiday season.
Warren Harper & Brother, at No.
110 East Fourth street, have large
stock of apples on hand, and are daily
receiving large consignments OF turkeys
and other poultry, which they are sell
ing at the lowest rates,
J. p. Doughten g. Co., No. 410
Market street, have q large and varied
assortment of gents furnishing goods,
consisting of neck wear, gloves,
cardigan jackets, cuffs and other
articles Of every day use, suitable for
presents.
Cranor g. Co., at No. 621 Market
street, have one of the largest stocks OF
| kid gloves ever brought to this city,
including the Trefousse & Co.'S, "The
Delormen and other leading kinds,
which they are selling as cheap, OF
cheaper, than they can be procured in
Philadelphia.
G. Rudolph, at Fourth and Market
streets, has received another consign
ment OF holiday novelties, and those in
want of fine goods for Christmas
presents should examine his stock be
fore making their purchases.
Reeves, at No. 500 East Fifth street
has established quite reputation will
his Rose Bud homemade mince meat
and many families find it as cheap Z
purchase of him as it is to make
themselves. 1t is strictly pure, ant
the quality is unrivaled.
David Lemon, the old and wei
known confectioner at No. S31 Marke
street, has on hand large and wei
assorted stock of fine, plain and orna
mental candies, sugar plums, nuts ant
fruits, which he is retailing at whole
sale prices.
i Flour, sugar and other groceries ar
especially in demand at this season O
1.-THE year, and T. NJ. Wier, at No. 10
East Fifth street, has full line of thes
lgoods, and other articles suitable 70
u Christmas. Mr.. Wier has reduced the
Al price of his flour until Christmas, an
in two hours after making the al
i, tnouncement sold sixty bags.
} After Christmas there will no doub
be some who may need medicine, an
all such will find full supply at D
ISimms'. Fourth and King street
Those suffering with dyspepsia {
, rheumatism will find a panacea ft
their ills at this old and long establish
led place. -....
L. Lewis Row, at NO. 4l5 King stsee
has large assortment Of goods suitab
lfor presents, including triple plate
lsilyer ware, extension and stand lamp
ldinner and tea sets and other articles.
Al Morsland 81 Haughey, Fourth an
King streets, have a fine line OF holds
goods at very low prices. They q
selling mixtures at from 10 to 70 CEN
a pound, Florida oranges at 20 to
cents dozen, Catawba grapes to
cents pound, and other SEASONAL
l. goods in proportion.
x Butter and cheese are articles tn
8. are OF everyday use in families, 81
Charles f. Hudson, at stalls 80 and
Second street market, has . lar
stock, which he is selling at Ii
=lprices. ,oo ~.
nISixtn street, has greatly reduced
4 /lprice Of her large and well select
= stock of ladies' and children's ha
bonnets and other millinery goods, a
will offer great bargains during
ne holidays.
e.l A large load OF pine and oak wo
,y can be procured at Whitaker's ste'
y saving and turning shop. Eighfeel
'll and Market streets, for 61.50.
isl J. g. Beetem, successor to Smith
II Painter, at Seventh and Market stree
- has on hand stock OF perfume
Id fancy soaps, cut glass bottles and to
So articles suitable for the holidays, wh
m. he is selling at greatly redu
ry W. b. Sharp, at Fourth and Mar
lis streets, has some splendid seal ci
40 coats, which will make useful
n1 acceptable present for any lady.
til also mas q large stock of dry goo
We blankets, ottomaus, rugs and necess
-, articles which he is Offering at
,oS lowest rates.
ct NJ. +. Hayden, the florist at No.
IN. Market street, has choice lot OF e
80 green for decorating churches, hall
'he resid dences, that IL worthy the atten
of those wishing to purchase.