The Portland daily press., 1873-12-24
Christmas Notices.
WALTER COREY & co.

WALTER COREY & co,
This old and well-known manufa curing
house keep constantly on hand the largest va
riety and choicest styles of furniture, from the
most costly article to a cheap ornamental brack-
ct. Their advertisement will, without question
be carefully scanned, for no holiday present can
be more acceptable. to thoughtful housewife
than some tasty article of furniture. The in
fuence of an attractive home is of itself the
greatest moral teacher of the age.
GEORGE HUDSON.
1t is not children alone who love the sweet
things Of life A visit to the large confection-
cry establishment of George Hudson, 357 Con
gress street, will convince the most sceptical
that grown up people eat quite US much candy
as children. His store presents an attractive
sight for the holidays.
H. TALBOT & co
have their large store in Clapp's Block, Con
gress street, filled to repletion with an almos
endless variety of chi]drens' furnishing goods
laces, trimmings and fancy goods. And judg
ing by the crowds that daily flock there, they
must be making heavy sales for the holidays.
WILSON & co.
of the existence of this well-known and popu
lar firm. They are too well known in this city
to require any special notice unless it be to cal
the attention of those living outside the city t.
the fact that Wilson & Go. deal largely in fan
cy groceries. The finest teas AMI coffee; i'm
ported biscuits and crackers, preserve and cond-
in ents of all kinds, as well as spices and all
other articles required for the table they
make specially Of To Cap all, the firm il
noted for square dealing aud polite clerks.
CoGIA HAssAN.
To attempt any classification of the almost
exhaustive variety of goods, especially adapted
for the holidays, which fill the counters and
shelves in Cogia Hassan's capacious store
would pretty thoroughly take up the columns
of this paper. Everybody knows where this
store is located and that the goods are sold al
bottom prices. This firm is sure to keep all the
novelties for the holidays
CHARLES II. LAMsoN.
At " Middle street may be found as choice a
selection of watches, jewelry and silver ware
as can he seen anywhere in the city One oil
the best things to be said of this store is, thai
Mr.. Lamson can be depended upon in his state
ments as to the value and quality of the goods
he sells.
GEORGE A. WHITNEY & co.
This enterprising f run are leaving no meth
DDS untried to win the public favor Their
stock is large and embraces all the choice and
elegant designs in the line of furniture. III
brackets, holders and room ornaments, they
| are especially well stocked They manufacture
their own goods and originate their own de-
signs. 49,
ALBERT B. BUTLER. 20 l
If one of our city ladies were asked where
she purchased any of the articles of clothing
| necessary for the comfort and good looks Of
either herself or her chiiden, her reply would
most likely be, swhy, at Buffers, of course
| No lady who values taste and economy but il
familiar with the counters of Butler.
| FRANCIS h. COFFIN
| The many friends Of Mr.. Francis II. Cofiil
who, until recently, has been with Hall L. Davis
will be pleased to learn that he has ssopene,
for himself" in one Of those splendid store
under the Falmouth Hotel, where he will kee]
| a fun line of books, choice stationery, fame,
ink stands, ladies boxes and fancy work bas
kets, and a host Of other articles adapted to thi
line of business. Of course everybody will rusl
in there now if only to look at his new stool
and say how do you do.