The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-21
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and lead powder, crackers, oysters, and sardines
buckets, tubs and willow ware. Every one can
be suited at this house, and can be supplied with
barrel or train load OF any article.
WILSON'S
Wilson'S, at the corner Of Society and Anson
streets is one Of the most complete grocery stores
in the city. and is daily receiving large lots OF
delicacies for the holidays, to enumerate which
would require too much OF our space.
Messrs d. Paul Co. present an appetizing list
of good things ia to.day's issue. Tea and coffee
for the temperate, champagne Tor the moderate,
and sauces, seasonings and spices that, when
properly applied would tempt an anchorite and
give the most abstemious mortal fondness for
tine good things OF this life.
Mr.. J. E. Semcke of the uptown grocery, at the
corner OF King and Hudson streets, has full
Christmas supplies and can sell them at the low
est rates. His stock is well selected, and is con-
stantly receiving fresh additions.
RuEIN VEIN.
There is naught can cheer the hearts that pine,
like q deep, deep draught of the good Rhen vein
from A. Tiefenthal, No. 1o7 Market street.
Clothing.
Commence the new year with new suit-it
will be essential for your New Years calls to be-
Gin with. George Little Il Co.'s, No. 2l3 King
street. is a good place to suit yourself, and an
early call should be made to avoid the rush. They
| are selling Off at cost.
But, If you want suit made to order, there Is
no place where a more stylish outfit can be had
at short notice, than at Menke Muller's, No. 325
| King street.
Furnishing Goods.
| The zone Price" store OF Thos. Fl. Blackwell,
No. 21s King street, one door below Market, has
already gained great reputation for the excel
lence, variety and cheapness OF Its stock OF gen.
tlemen's furnishing goods. In the departments OF
ties, scarf, gloves, hosiery and underwear gene
rally, this establishment is hard to beat.
Boots and Shoes.
A gentleman may still pass muster as such If
his coat Is shabby and his inexpressibles worn
thin, but we defy him to preserve the respect OF
himself and his fellow men In soiled linen,
shocking bad hat or dilapidated boots. A shabby
boot is the worst, and with gaping toe or heel
run down, has dlsreputable look, which would
neutralize costume OF purple and fine linen.
Therefore, II your foot gear Is getting too demor-
allied for holiday wear repair at once to Stebers
the fashionable bootmaker Of No. Al Broad street.
who will supply you with the very best In his line
Or, If you cannot go as far down town as Broad
street, stop at Lyons Murray's No. 7S Market
street, and select from their fine stock, which
they are selling OF at astonlshingy low rates.
Hats and Gaps.
To cap the climax OF elegant dress, hat is
needed OF the nobby kind for which the bazaar OF
H. II. Williams, No. 23 King street, Is famous.
And II cheap yet handsome affair is wanted for
this cold weather, Williams is just the place.
Sewing Machines.
1t is not everybody who can present lady
with over million dollars worth OF diamonds,
as the viceroy OF Egypt did to the Empress OF
France the other day, but most married ladies In
this country would be very we'll content with
one OF Wilcox & Gibbs sewing machines for
Christmas gift They can he had Of d. B. Hasel
ton, No. 3o7 King street.
Gas Fixtures
Are always In demand, and those seeking an es-
tablishment where general assortment OF oil
kinds are to be found cannot exclaim Eureka"
until they have made call at Gulllemln's estab-
llshment in Church street, near Market The
Illuminating arrangements Of the Academy Of
Music are monument to his tact and skill.
Fancy Goods.
For the newest wrinkles in all kinds OF fancy
goods, 60 to Eugene Ward Co.'s, No. 2ls King
street, two doors below the Academy OF Music.
Their stock OF opera glasses, French Jewelry,
dressing cases. glove and handkerchie: boxes,
work boxes and baskets, dolls, toys, &C., would
do credit to Broadway bazaar. Everything In
this establishment is OF the latest STYLE and the
prices, considering the class Of the goods are the
lowest in the city.
Elegant souvenirs as holiday presents may be
obtained at NJ A. Ashton's, No. 24o King street.
whose skill in ornamental hair work has never
been equaled in this city.
SONG OF SHIRT.
And this Is the way It was done. The adorable
Charles had tried for weeks to gain the favor OF
the most estImable Laura, but in vain. She treat
ed his suit with evident coldness. 1t was not any
real action OF which he had to complain, but there
was an indifference which was even more dinl-
cult to combat Discouraged and almost despair
ing, he stroed down Meeting street, his air indi-
eating man at war with the world. Still careless
of his fate and yearning for sympathy, he found
his way into Scott's where, with reckless prodi-
galIty, he invested o weeks wages In scarf,
"nobbyn enough for prince, and such shirts as
would attract attention at once by their neat ut
and immaculate whiteness. In one week from
that day Laura had relented. The star shirts had
worked charm, and presto If you wish success
patronise Scott.
ILLISG's OLD STAND
Is ably conducted by Messrs. Goutvenier Broth
ers, who have kept up the reputation OF the
house and now offer to the public complete
stock OF toys, fancy goods and notions. These
have all been marked down to the lowest rates,
and the crowds that throng the store are proof
that the public are posted, and know where bar
gains for Christmas are to be found.
Cigars and Tobacco.
1t Is an easy matter to find genuine Havana
CIGARS and chewing and smoking tobacco OF the
finest grades, provided the smoker reads The
CHARLESTON NEWS and Is guided by Its advice
MADsEN's,
At the sign Of the "Indian Chief" corner OF King
and Society streets, Is the Charleston cigar man.
ufactory and wholesale and retail tobacco house.
All the cigars are made under the supervision OF
Mr.. Madsen, and sell at from $40 to $50 thousand
AT the same place may be seen oil kinds OF chew
ing and smoking tobacco, and an assortment OF
pipes
MORILLo.
At No. $50 King street Mr.. r. L. Morillo offers
cigars at twenty to thirty cents hundred cheaper
than any other house. Pipes are offered at cost
prices. and all kinds OF tobacco at the lowest
rates.