Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-12-17
j. III. We'll.

Hats, caps, comforts, gloves. etc.
There is no nicer present than one of
Mr.. Wells Melton overcoats for your
husband. A fine cigar or nice pipe
is to be had here too.
s. Y. WaSsOn.
The emporium of presents is at the
book store. Holiday books of all
kinds, from the finest bound morocco
to the fiimsiest toy. Gold pens and
ladies pencils. Ladies' jewelry
boxes and writing desks. Ladies'
work-boxes and fancy porte-monnaie
Cigar cases, cigar stands and brack
cts. Superb chromos and albums
(no prettier presents). Go and get
just what you want.
j. ID. Bailey.
Were you ever in his fashionable
store? He, too, is ready with the
finest line of ladies' silk scarfs in
town; ladies' nubias and sleeveless
jackets. The most extensive stock
of furs in town. Fine linen and lace
handkerchiefs, can not be beaten, and
will make beautiful and acceptable
present to any young lady. Black
gros-grain silk dress patterns; India
shawls; ladies kid gloves; bugle
trimmings; ladies' linen cuffs and
collars, and IL yards of calico for 81.
Charles SemOn.
Mr. SEMoN believes in the motto,
''be We also ready" and has prepared.
You will find here candies, apples,
oranges, figs. raisins, sardines, cocoa
nuts, lemons, fire-crackers, torpedoes,
and oysters. both fresh and cove
CHARLEY knows how to satisfy his
Christmas customers. A fancy holi-
day "snifter" can be obtained here.
Mrs. Jennie Lowry.
Mrs. LOWRY, on Second street above
the Public Square, has laid in large
supply of the finest Christmas hats
for ladies in the town. Your wife
will smile her kindest smile upon
you for one of Mrs. LowRY's fash
ionable holiday hats, which she has
trimmed in any, every and all styles.
She has also an endless variety of
fancy velvets. Call here just as soon
as you come to town.
w. Mcfarland.
Just opposite Mrs. LowRY's we
found Mr.. MCFARLAND leaning for
ward In anticipation of the holidays
He has gents sleeve-buttons, gents
studs and collar-buttons. Ladies' sets
of jewelry to suit any taste. There
you will find silver-plated spoons,
brittania ware, any amount of specs
from twenty-five cents to $2., ETC..
yes, hundred things which will
make beautiful gifts. SANTA CLAUS
will make McFARLAND's a depositary
of toys during the holidays.
John EmSheimer.
There's our friend, Mr.. EMsHEnIER,
who will not allow himself to be
beaten. He has ladies' shawls, or the
incest dress pattern for your wife.
He has clothing, shoes, boots, hats,
caps, comforts, in fact, everything to
fit you out for cold weather. Then
there are neck ties (large assort-
ment) }, suspenders, gloves, etc. Who
would want a prettier present than
one of his beaver overcoats for cold
weather?
Geo. w. Cox.
Mr.. Cox, Just across the street.
never comes in second best during
Christmas times. Such nice pieces
of dress goods-they would make
your wife's eyes water to see them.
(We onl y wish we were married, so
we do. An elegant dress pattern
from this fashionable store will make
your cara sposa never forget you.
Sleeveless jackets, scarfs, travelling
baskets, nubias, shawls, ETC., etc,
etc., line his shelves, and all will
make sweet, little presents.
Miss Hattie A. Andrews.
On Second street, Miss A. has laid
in complete stock for the coming
holidays. She has slipper patterns;
will make delicious present for a
gent from lady friend. Also a new
lot of neck-ties for ladies, embroider-
ed collars and cuffs. Very fine kid
gloves, opera colors for evening and
wedding occasions. A nice hat for
lady. friend. Infant sacques, hoods,
nubias, etc, ETC., are here. Mrs.
KRIS KRINGLE will keep open house
here.
JnO. j. MaxOn.
At his old stand in Court street he
may be seen in perfect readiness for
the gala days. He has full line of
ladies', misses and children's fine
shoes on hand. Parties wishing to
make presents will do well to call and /
examine what JOHN has, as he pur-
chased his stock direct from facto-
ries-not second hand-and will sell
at factory prices. An l. Y. L. ladies'