Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-19
WHAT TO BUY AND WHERE TO
BUY 1T.

very tempting case Of holiday goods.
Rings, breastpins, shirt-studs, earrings,
besides his watches, seals, guards, etc.
These he sells as cheap as gold and silver
will let him. If anyone wants to do the
handsome thing by US we say don't go
any further. We will be suited with
what You get from Whitman.
Mayo has lots Of things suitable for
presents. Penknives, pistols, tools, fish
lines. nets, etc., both useful and hand
some. Go to him for some good article
in his line.
DIR. II. NJ. Stuart, at his handsome
drug store, has case full of pretty
things for presents. Vases. ornaments,
parfumeyy, soaps, brushes, combs, etc.,
etc., are there, and anyone can be
pleased.
Mathiasscn, at the sign Of the Cross
Keys, is as well known as the Free Land
ing. He has almost every variety of
goods suitable to the season. They are
remarkably cheap and good. There are
Boots, Shoes, Gloves, Dry Goods, Cloth
ing, etc, etc.
John Cooper, the wide-awake dry
goods man, can supply almost anything
in his line for Christmas presents. What
could be nicer than one OF his handsome
ribbons, a new hat, or a bonnet for wife,
daughter or sweetheart. Pretty dress
patterns, and dry goods Of all doscrip-
tons are in his stock. Be sure to call
there.
Housekeepers who want to lay in a
stock of nice things for the table for the
holidays viii naturally go TO Franz's. He
has elegant groceries, hams, tongues,
crackers, etc. No one can enjoy Christ
mas withos being well fed. The ma
tcrials are at Franzs.
The fine store of J. Apple hardly
needs mention here. Everybody knows
it. Their dress goods, gloves, carpets,
oil clothes, mating, rugs, ETC., are
marked to suit the time. Lots Of cloth
inc and boots and shoes are in their eX-
tensive stock.
\ lean larder Is death to Christmas.
Watcrhouse has everything to b msh
such dreadful thing at the very lowest
prices and Of the best quality. A fine
stock of lamps will let light upon any
subject, and are nice things for presents.
James VI. Crofut will sell you a pair Of
shoes for your lady, or boots for your
gentleman. The little ones can also be
>hod at slaughter prices. No matter
how low your money may be ne can fit
you out with a present. Gloves at )
cents; boys suits, $500 men pants for
SI.Oo. is 50 cheap that all can buy.
James Odell will suit your appetite
and fancy too. If you have sweet
tooth, and who has not, he can fill it with
cakes, candies, fruits and pies. There
there are the toys for children and fancy
goods for older ones. Odell is certain
to lie patronized.
KreSsel has many things suitable for
the season. The finest stock Of liquors
obtainable, hams, tongues and provisions
generally. Groceries, dry goods and
fancy goods. You can't do yourself
justice without going to kresscl.
At Scheper's the house keeper can fill
up his broken tea sets and crockeIy
select from Il big stock Of Tin and iron
ware, or buy from fine stock o. groceries
and dry goods.
3. b. Sans can nelp You out when
you're puzzled what to buy. lie has
plenty Of thi nC> every one needs. We
vii! 20 bail for him that he suits you If
you call.
James jenkins, in Wilson's building,
is killing every day large, fat, rice.!a d
cattle. lie >c,.s bcyi,, better than any in
town for - cents. There where to sc,
good Christmas dinner.
We have named about all the stores in
tnrp-9t Ir9>t I'll 1h0i ANYBODY hears of.