The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-23
Holiday Goods.
GEORGE q. DAY

GEORGE q. DAY
is well-known to the public as a prominent
music dealer, and he offers special attrac-
tons to the holiday trade in Il large and fine
assortment of musical instruments. Moth
ing could be more elegant for Christmas
organ Ether present than piano or reed
will be found to suit at Days. in'mants
he has the agency for the celebrated Nc
Phail pianos, of which he has a number on
hand. These pianos are comparatively
new to Vermont musicians, and Il word in
favor of them may not be out of place
here. The renowned pianist, Carlyle
Petersida, says of the McPhail pianos 1T
gives me pleasure to endorse them AS wor-
thy to take their place in the front rank of
American manufacture, and pronounce
them in all respects equal to the best
square pianos which have come under my
observation; either in America Of Europe.
Prof. Il. +. Baker says they are superior
instruments, cXcelling in the highest degree
in elasticity and delicacy of touch, and in
power, purity and correctness of tone,
while Prof T, p Ryder, of Boston says
'thcy stand in tune better than any piano
| have ever had Mr.. Day has also the
agency of Arlington & Co.'S piano, which
have been introduced successfully in this
vicinity. lie has the agency for this ycn-
| ity for the sale of the Estcy organ. This
organ sounds its own praises, in the rich
ness, beauty and power of its tones, to far
better advantage than any endorsement Of
ours. 1t is without doubt the best reed
organ made in the world. II is withal
| Vermont institution, and of which the
State may be justly proud. The manufac-
| turers. Mcssrs j. Estcy e Co., of Brattle-
| boro, have invented and adoptedmore yalu-
able improvements in reed instruments
| than any other house in the world. These
organs can be seen and heard at Days, ana
the critical car cannot but be charmed with
their matchless musical tones. They sell
as cheap as any, and at various prices.
Don't fail to call and see them.
MAI. J. A. SALISBURY.
The Central House has always been a
popular resort for the travelling publc,a and
since reopcnng as European hotel its all
vantages in many directions have been
greatly facilitated and improved 1t now
offers great inducements to our citizens
during the holidays, and invites the atten-
! ton of all to Its many admirable qualities.
Its popular proprietor, Maj, Salisbury, is
| lust the man to successfully cater to the
public good and has many of the rcqui-
sites necessary for the enjoyment of the
gay season now at hand, Ills restaurant is
stocked with everything that heart can
wish or good taste supply Oysters are
served in the can or cooked in every style
at short notice, while he always has ON
hand everything in the line of sardines,
picked fruits of all kinds, ETC., that can be
found in the city. On Christmas Day he
will serve a grand dinner to his numerous
customers, fit for the king himself, as his
cooks are of the best, and his store OF the
good things of this life is abundant and
ample. lie has the reputation OF laying
the cloth in the most sumptuous manner,
and he who places himself in contact with
the Majors mahogany is sure to eat and be
filled. Confectionery OF all kinds is to be
found with him, while his cigars cannot be
excelled in flavor or brand. lie combines
all the many qualifications of the popular
host and caterer, and none need want for
any of the articles that so to make up the
comforts of life while the Central" Is in
the field and the Major presides therein