The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-18
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MIR. Dearborn has given his entire atten.
ton to this class of business for a number
of years, and his work is highly praised by
all who call upon him. During the holi
days many having pictures to be framed
will do well to call upon him with them, o.
Dearborn is sure to suit every customer
LANDoS AND HUNTooS.
This is the oldest established house in
town Of its character, and for more than AZ
teen years with its different proprietors it
has met with and merited its deserved sue
cess. Although present proprietors are
not the originals they are the worthy sue
cessors of any who have preceded them in
their line, young men in the prime OF life,
square honorable dealers-who are every
day increasing in popularity and success.
They keep the substantials and do not deal
in the fancy articles so often used for holi
day oods-yet in thesedays of penic, they
have the real and the genuine staff of life
and we apprehend if our people would this
year, in their distribution Of gifts make
them of the useful, more hearts would be
gratefully cheered. than in the fraud tokens
of the fineries of life. If you want anything
in the hardware line, you will find it there
and if you desire the best of -four for your
Christmas festival nowhere can you find
better than at Landon & IIuntoUns. Look
over their stock and you will find large
variety of things with which you can make
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py on Christmas day.
KINsMAN AND ROSS
have just received mammoth stock of the
most fashionable dress goods in the market
which they are selling at living prices
Their line of fancy goods includes all that
is required for the holiday trade, and the
ladies are flocking to this establishment to
examine the stock and are delighted to find
such an array of goods that are 80 suitable
for their wants during the holidays. The
stock of hosiery and kid gloves is uusur.
passed, of the very best manufacture, and
sold at the lowest figures. \ full line OF
cashmeres. roll poplns shawls and cloaks,
superb in makeup and fashionable style,
OF every grade and all of the best quality.
The firm are agents for Buttericks pat
terms, which every lady is in need of aud
which are very popular. 1t is well
known fact that but few establishments
are kept as busy with customers rs that OF
Kinsman & Ross and never can wait upon
them with more satisfaction than can the
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the motto at this store, from early nom
till late at night First class goods are Il
specially with this firm and strict integrity
in all business transactions is rracticcd by
| them,
| \ casual glance even at the stock kent
! by this firm must convince the observer
that this is the place to buy dry and fancy
dress goods Give them call and You will
have no cause to complain of the bargains
or the goods offered.
T.. y. MERRIAM.
Have YOU seen one Of those marvellous
/ Decker piano forte's at +. n, Merriam's,
which are pronounced absolutely match
less in every particular, They have at
tanned So high reputation in the musical
world that most all Of the farest artists
unite in calling them the best piano Of the
present day. They assuredly speak for
themselves If artists like Clara Louisa
Kellogg, Madame Parera Rosa, Mile. Pat
tison, Sanderson, Berg, Pease, Brstow,
Hoffman and Thomas. and hundreds Of
others, endorse them publicly and private
ly, and give them their sanction by using
them in their concerts, commenda-
ton of them by the press is almost need
less. Then those organs which give
out their melody and are sold at the cheapest
price, sheet music, music books of all the
standard authors are on the shelves of Mr.
Merriam. We would not overlook the fact
that Mr.. Merriam Is also the agent for
Grover & Bakers sewing machines, most
useful article in the household, which are
sold on installments. Picture frames also.
Surely a piano, melodeon, sewing ma
chine or music are appropriate Christmas
gifts. Many a heart can be made glad by
selections from Merriam's stock. and no
one will. think of selecting their gifts with
out first visiting his emporium.