The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-12-20
THE HOLIDAY SEASON.
WHERE TO BUY CHRISTMAS PRESENTS &,

ng in The -Eyis Amid the varied attrac
itions presented by these enterprisns mer
chants it will certainly not be found difficult
to find suitable Christmas presents for mo
Their or father, sister, brother or friend, as tho
case may be, as well as ample supplies of those
good things" which distinguish the Christ
mas season above all others.
We begin with the popular and attractive
store of A. II. greenfield, corner of Main
street and Port Deposit avenue, Bel Air. Mr.
Greenfeld's stock has been selected with iu.
dicious care, and is displayed with that crit
ical taste for which the proprietor is so justly
noted 1t embraces not only toys, torpedoes
and tritles, but also the more substantial arti
Giles of which every good housewife desires a
full supply to grace the Christmas board
Mr.. G. and his assstants are always polite
and attentive to customers, and the ladies
with one voice unite in pronouncing his
goods beautiful" and $50 nice" Call and
see for yourselves.
Next comes the old established and relia-
BILE store of &. ". Norris & Brother, also on
Main street, Bel Air, near Tile 4Hyis office
Their stock of goods-always large and com.
plete-has received considerable additions,
in the shape of choice presents for the Holt.
days and here, too, may be found rare as
sortment Of Christmas good things, sufficient
TO please the palate and tempt the taste of
old Epicurus himself. The proprietors are
both accommodating gentlemen, and with
the assistance of Charlie" are prepared to
attend to any amount of business at this sea.
son. So follow the crowd to their store and
get the worth of your money.
While making your Holiday purchases, do
not forget our Fallston friends, Painter, Vat
stores ample scope may be found for the graf
ification of the fancy, in the selection of arti-
Giles useful as well as ornamental Give them
q call.
Ifbusiness or pleasure should call you to
Baltimore city, at this season, you can find
choice family groceries, Wines liquors, &c,
at the stores of Messrs. Il. G. Hpsley d Co.,
1874 N. Gay street; alfred Ljams, 1875 N. High
street. and j. &. d. 7, b. Batenan, next door
to Browns Hotel, High street, near Gay.
Either of these firms will render you full
equivalent for your money.
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
The variety of articles in this line is so cx-
tensive and the prices so graduated, from the
cheap paste brilliants to the magnificent
tiara ofdiamonds, suited to the fortune of an
empress, that jewelry has ever been esteem
ed meet token of affection or love- There.
FORE if you arc in doubt as to what kind of n
present you should give your wife or sweet
heat, at Christmas, get her a watch or q
piece of iewclry. AT M. Wdttenschcidfs,
next door to The 1tgis office, you can find q
good assortment from which to choose.
Our IIavrc de Grace friends need not leave
their own quiet and historical town for this
purpose, as they can find at NJ. c. Zeitler's
choice goods in this line, and an accommo
dating and pleasant gentleman to show them
Ifyou are in Baltimore, and desire to buy
handsome watch, clock or piece of jewelry
do not fail to call at the store of Messrs e. S.
d Windsor d; o., ia w. Pratt street. Mr.
Windsor will give you satisfaction, in every
respect, and his word may be relied on, when
he tells you the quality the article you Sc
lcct
At the store of John f. WUmmer, SO n.
Gay street, you will also find fine assort-
ment of watches, clocks. jewelry, &c Mr..
Plummer is withal Il reliable business man.
Visit his store when you go to the city
STOVES AND HARDWARE.
lfyou need n new stovc-and if you have
none you must assuredly feel the want of one
now-you can be supplied at Isaac Amos's,
Bel Air, IVm. GIWch's, corner of Gay and Har.
rison streets, Baltimore, or at CAo1les FISHERS,
opposite Mr.. Gluck's.
For Hardware we refer you to Mr.. Amos in
Bel Air, Henry Wilcor, 149 n Gay street, or
10. Scott Payne &c Bro., ia N. Gay street,
Baltimore.
Next, although not exactly classed among
the lara ware, we mention
WINES AND LIQUORS.
There are very few, we imagine, who will
not confess to a weakness for glass of egg
nog at Christmas time. lfyou want to pur-
chase the proper article for this delicious bev-
crage you can find what you want at 4. j.
PriM's establishment, on Main street, Bel
Air. His stock consists of choice and pure
liquors, including rare old Sherry wine, in
the original cask, in which it crossed the
ocean.
On Office street, Bel Air, you will find
the establishment of LOuis Cahen His stock
is large and embraces the choicest wines, Ii.
quors and segars, and you will be sure to
find there just what you need at this season,
III. d 4. G. TdnBeil, 1910 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, also offer large stock of choice
liquors and segars.
CLOTHING.
good suit of clothes would be most ac
ceptable and suitable present to your minis
ter, or very comfortable Christmas gift to
yourself. Your most fastdious taste in this
direction, can be fully gratifed at H. W. Rich-
"'ttson " Sons, No. 12 N. Gay street, Balli-
more. This firm makes wedding suits speci-
atty. If you prefer to have your clothing
made at home, M George r. Groom, Bel Air,
will do you justice. He is a worthy man, and
should be patronized.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
After nroyidinp Yourself with n nov chit