The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-18

The figures "47" are symbols in Rutland
Of fair dealing and the ''good things of this
life" The reason is plain, simple and easy
to be understood IN this locality, as they
represent number on Merchants Row,
where presides Mr.. r. G. Hubbard, the
well-known grocer. Ills store has long
been known to the public az one of the
headquarters for the neccssaries of this
life combined with plenty Of the flavors
which make those necessaries agreeable to
the palate. The stock which fills this
large establishment is well selected and
large in quantity This is generally under
stood throughout large extent of country
roundabout Rutland, and "47" is patron
lied by the farmers and housekcepers from
all neighboring towns in the county. This
is not TO be wondered at when a view is
taken of the different kinds Of goods kept
on hand ana the large stock in every de-
partmeni.
One of the principal commodities of Mr..
llubbard's trade is Hour Among the
brands he has in store are, "Penfeld,
Lyon & Co., ""E. d. johnson" "Wash-
ington. and "Oreans." Also large stock
of Wisconsin brands. the "Capron's
Choice, the "5tonc City," and Phoenix
brand of white wheat pastry flour, and his
prices are in accordance with the times.
In teas Mr.. Hubbard makes specially,
keeping large variety in store all the
while, some fifty chests or more to supply
the large trade. He has G5 cent brand
which he is selling to the satisfaction of
the public, together with every variety
usually found in Il lirst-class retail es-
Enlistment
Canned fruits are sold in great quanti-
ties and IN this department Mr.. Hubbard
has the largest stock to be found in the
state. Fancy groceries Of every descrip-
ton table sauces in every style are here to
be found and are sold at living prices.
Housekeepcrs and caterers should not fail
to examine this large stock at No. Al. 1t
is always his first intention to keep just
what the public most desire, and will also
sell it at price that cannot be complained
Of, while TIE quality is of the very best
His stock of salt, fish, kerosene oil, soap
and other like nccessarios is unsurpassed.
During the holidays Mr.. Hubbard offers
special inducements to the public in Il large
line of the delcacies of life. His stock of
confectionery, cigars and tobacco is of the
rarest quality Fruits Of all kinds he
keeps in every variety in their season, and
has now in store large supply of Malaga
grapes, primes, dates and everything in the
farinaceous line TO be desired. The purest
Havana cigars are made for him at New
York, the "47" brand being especially well
patronized by smokers. His present stock
of fancy confectionery is sufficient to de-
light the eyes of the children, and just the
thing to fill the stockings on Christmas
eve. Oranges, lemons, figs, and apples are
always sure to be found here in large
quantties-in fact bis large store, 115 feet
in length is craiuuod fun "i'i goods That
all desire, while in tho cellar is stored in
Vulnerable quantities of goods. Everything
needed to make up the desiderdtum of the
old-fashioned Christmas dinner is to be OBJ
tanned at "47," and it behooveth all house
keepers to visit that establishment and be
satisfied that what we have said is strictly
true