Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22


sundry-for slight consideratiOn-belt-
ings and belt buckles, balmorals, pearl and
jet buttons, square and round, point lace
collars, the best hoop skirts in the country,
and-well, please go and see for your
selves. Kendall & Co. are making daily
additions to their stock of dress goods, and
give rare bargains J.H. Dewitt & Co.
have Christmas goods in great variety
while 8. Hyman, Morgan, Root & Co., and
Taylor, Griswold & Co., have, each and all,
excellent assortments of goods appropriate
for Christmas.
HATS, CAPS AED FURs.
E. Stair & Co. have large assortment of
American Sable capes and cloaks which
they sell below the cost of manufacturing.
Also ladies' dress furs, royal srmine, &c.
L. Benedict & Son have furs of all sorts
which they sell at rare bargains; muffs,
collars, robes, etc. These are articles which
are not mere luxuries, ranking almost as
necessities, and at Benedict's you will find
them at convenient prices.
B. Butts has also a fine assortment of
furs, hats, csps, 60, as likewise has Fuller
Il Co.
CLOTHING, FURNIsEIEG GOODS, 40.
1t is not the custom to go through the
world in the primitive condition we enter
it. Modesty and the rigors of the season
constrain all to HE to the merchant
tailors.
L. A. Keppner has very large and
choice assortment of goods, and at prices
10 suit. His stock of shifting, over and
under, fancy pocket hankerchiefs, ladies'
fancy en- a plain under gsrments, ladies'
collars and cuffs, is very extensive. Arti-
cles fall kinds in his line ready-msde or
quickly made to order.
Mott & Hsight have just received seve-
raj thousands of Gray's patent nodded
collars. They have all sorts of durable
and elegant fabrics in their line.
3. Mann has world of ready-made
clothing, cheap, substantial, excellent. He
has large stock of gents furnishing
goods, and makes clothes to order and
satisfaction.
Davis, Peixotto 4 Co. present great in
ducements to customers, as their stock is
immense and good.
J.H. DeWitt's establishment is throngsd
every day, and he turns out an immense
amount of work to his many satisfied GUS
toners.
Isaac A. Isaacs, last but not least, keeps
perfect depot of holiday clothing, and as
good as it is extensive.
oROCKERY, &C., 30.
". P. FOgg's establishment has long been
known as the emporium of crOckery ware
in this city. His stock is larger than ever.
He has holiday presents for wives, hus-
bands, brothers, sisters, parents, children,
and everybody else. Beautiful parian
vases, bronze figures and ndistatuettes, nous
tache cups, unique cigar vases, china toys
for children. Ladies' who want to get
something for gentlemen, and don't know
what to get, go to FOgg's.
HUsIO, MUSICAL INsFRUMEFTs.
s. Brainard & Co. have splendid stock of
pianos, melOdeons, guitars, and everything
in the musical line except sackbuts. They
have also any amount of music, and 40
much that is high-tOned that one must g
and examine in order to appreciate.
George A. Barlor has also good assortment
of instruments, Lincluding the Knabe pi-
ano.
BOOTS AND sHoEs.
The Bankrupt boot and shoe store is the
nls,a Lne Iarg-
est stock in town is there, and the prices
are cheap.
FANCY GOODS.
One ofthe most attractive places in the
city, is L. F. Meare's Bazaar, 26l Superior
street. Of course he has everything from
toys up lowell. high as you can get. All
sorts of unique contrivances for ladies, in
the way of work baskets, stands and boxes,
portfolios, elegant writing desks. pearl in
laid, breakfast shawls-in short ladies
should go there to buy niceties for gentle
men, and rice VersG. Remember the place.
NIsoHLLAEEoUg.
A sewing machine is one of the first of
useful gifts. 1t saves many an hour for
mental or social cultivation. Grover and
Bakers is an excellent machine, which can
be had of the Sewing Machine Company ;
while G. W. Gleason & Co., sell the admir-
able Florence Sewing Machine
At Mrs: shaw's millinery rooms you can
get e love of bonnet, and all the other ele-
gantisimas thattake captive he female heart
while you can get, for trife, at the Lii
brary Rooms the privilege of reading ell
the best books, old and new, can also get
tickets to the lectures and reserved seats.
Jacob Frank can sell you the best hoop
skirt in town, but if your stomach is weak,
Mynheer, and you prefer ale to hoop skirts,
F. D. Stone is your man. His ale is superb.
Any one is justified in getting sick if his
motive is to revive and reeuperste on
Stones ale.
solomonson stands ever ready to lend
eyes to those that see not, having the best
spectacles that are made, opera glasses,
microscopes, &c, while ]. Il. Perley shares
with him prodigious patronage.
If you are of a chronological turn, and
seek comb, coarse or fue, wherewith to
examine-some one else's head, go straight
to G. W. Clark, who keeps combs and
brushes of every kind; and go to Strong 4
Armstrong; and to Churchill i Brothers
if you are in quest of perfumerieS, drugs,
wines, etc.
Or if you, or Uncle Ned, have no wool
upon the head, VIM. Day can clap a wig
upon the bald pate that will fill the bill,
for he has wigs SO perfect, they seem for
mans illusion given.
For groceries go to George D. Beck or to
Hover Il Pope's. Their stock is large and
most excellent. Bradburn, Williams & Co.
do an extensive Wholesale business in
groceries.