Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-12-18

is always in season in making holiday
gifts, and that is, of course, some arti-
Gle of jewelry. lpromiuent ia place on
the list comes the fine watch, which is
the first thing among Q gentleman's or
lady's luxuries. Messrs. Chase. s. Co..
make speciality of goods in this line,
both fine and cheap, Their own prefer
ence is for the fine Swiss movements,
and they are agents here for the Borel
&, Couryoisier watch. Besides these they
sell, the ,Saltzman movement, which, is
quite superior. They have some elegant
specimens of these. ranging in price
from 5000 to $400, as well as less costly
grades of watches, covering some 40 or
so kinds and running down as low as
$40 for common silver watch. The
firm also deal in American watches of
nearly all recognized makes. Besides
these staple goods, Messrs. Chase & Co.
have a good stock of jewelry in stone
canoes, amethysts, coral and Etruscan
gold, besides the more common gold
sets, which are in great variety. They
also show a good assortment of lockets
for the neck or chain. They are agents
for Aiken, Lambert & Co.'s gold pens,
and have also full cases of silver and
silver plated ware. a5 @
ono b. W. MARSHALL.
The feasting and good cheer which at
tend the holidays are promoted and
characterized by some extra prepare
tions for the kitchen, and in this town
we can mention more than one place
where these extras can be satisfactorily
obtained. Among them is the establish
ment above named, where can be had
the staples of life as well as less neces-
sary articles which attend merrymak-
ing. Among his stock may be noticed
fine grapes, both domestic and foreign,
canned fruits in great variety, English
pickles and chow chow, cranberries,
oranges, apples, nuts, figs, raisins, and
candy, beside those fiavors and spices
which every housekeeper is expected to
know the names of better than we. Mr..
Marshalls stock is full, and we advise
our readers to call on him.
A. o. CUNNINGHAM.
The first duty of gentleman, that of
being well dressed, is not hard to fulfil
in this town. If you choose to go to
Cunningham's, of the numerous places
of the kind, you will find handsome and
select stock of ready made goods in all
the varieties of cut, color and material
which go to make up the styles of the
day. No man would willingly stay with
US while we catalogued the kinds of
coats, vests and pants in everyday use,
and we can make no more just remark
concerning the duty devolving upon the
buyer than to ask him to step in and see
the articles for himself. In addition to
the usual clothing stock, Mr. Cunning
ham has full line of neck wear, cover
ing, neckties, scarfs, and paper and linen
collars. He has also handsome beaver
and seal gloves, as well as driving. party
and street handwear. Underwear is also
prominent, both as regards knit shirts
and drawers and wooden and linen shirts.
The stock of hats and caps is complete
one and is supplemented by fur collars
and ear muffs. Besides these Cunning
ham shows good stock of trunks and
valises As whole the store is an ex-
cellent one to visit if you have tired of
wearing your old clothes.
o. W. CURBIER.
1t is a poor season of the year to go
barefooted, and Mr.. Currier has provid-
edagainst the possibility of anyone's tax
ing the street in that way. The visitor
will find in his store full line of ladies'
walking, house and dress boots and slip
pers, as well as those kid trifes which
we admire in the ball room. For gen.
tlemen he has the usual display of
coarse and fine boots, which cover the
extremes from the lumberman to the
bank clerk. Gentlemen who expected
pair of slippers for Christmas and
failed, can find consolation with Curier
in the shape of handsome assortment
of these articles fit for any wearer.. The,
outdoor preparations are in good stock,
and whether you want rubber over
shoes, for yourself or your family, or
whether you need Arctic or rubber boots
/. for yourself, you can be accommodated.
Mr.. Currier has also the usual line of
brushes, backing, button hooks, ETC.,
incident to his business - So. ~ ss-g. ! fg.s
~ A. %. BATES AND SON. e.:,
If there be any prospect of your draw
ing a horse in rattle; or if you have
already become possessed of one; or if
you want pair of buffalo robes; or if
you need a set of harness; or if you de-
sire handsome travelling bag. or if
your horse .yearns for a blanket or if
your wife or yourself think a trunk
necessary to your happiness ). or if your
whip is lost or stolen; or if you have no
sleigh bells yet or if your stable lack
horsebrush or currycomb5 or, in short,
if you can think of any article of shelf
hardware, OF. tools, or the necessity for
stable or harness accouterment, you had
best step into the store above mentioned
and speak of your lack. Messrs, Bates
& Son have a fine showing of goods in
their line and can find time to attend TO
you, and will probably satisfy you.
~. BAILEY AND fARMENTERs.
If the prospective present.make is .
able to afford it, he almost Invariably
graYitates toward a jewelry store at this
season Of the year and, whether or not
he purchases, he finds in the. stocks /
much to admire. Messrs. Bailey &
Parmenters have in store many articles
calculated to make the intending
purchaser count up, his. revenues !.
and seek. to compass them. Among
these may be set down the. fine watches,
which the firm have in their cases, rang
ing from the Saltzman at $500 or more /