The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-24
LANDON AND HUNTOON.

lUc StduuiIu anu tllc Stull VI llie 10 ''ii-
monty known as bread, and to have good
bread you must have good flour. We take
pleasure, therefore, in calling the attention
of all housekeepers to the fact that Lam
don g. Huntoon keep the very best flour in
the market, and as no Christmas feast can
be supplied with all the ct ceteras without
lavish use of flour, those who propose to
display their propensity for good cooking
should buy barrel OF this house and there
by save themselves the danger of bad bread
through the holidays. Flour is not the only
commodity for sale here by any means, for
this large establishment deals in hardware
paints and oils, salt, iron, steel, nails, etc,
all of which articles are necessary to have
in the house. They sell both at wholesale
and retail and are supplying numerous
small stores hereabouts with their goods.
Across the street are located.
j. AND T. oADEN,
who deal in all the good things of this life,
such as are especially relshed during the hol-
days. Their stock of family groceries is
particularly extensive, embracing all kinds
of provisions and the staple products of
life Flour of the best kind, fine sugars
and teas, spices in great variety and sea-
souabe vegetables. The proprietors are
supplying large extent of country here
abouts with their family groceries and pro-
visions and are especial tavoriles with their
customers. Kerosene oil and every other
kind of oil, canned goods, bottled goods,
coffees of oil kinds, dried fruits and con-
fectioncry, and apples by the barrel, shel
or peck, molasses and syrups with w.Sch
to sweetcn the holiday feast, and everything
which is supposed to be kept by n firstclass
grocery store.
$. G. sTALEY AND CO.,
At No. 10, Merchants Row, are the cham
pion dealers in stoves, and with them may
he found the wherewithal TO heat your
houses and rooms during the winter III the
most approved and satisfactory manner.
They are the agents for the sale of the
famous 'Stcwart" stove, the "New
American" cooking stovc-which burn
both wood and coal-and other well-known
heaters. They have great variety of tin
ware and are wel-known plumbers IN all
its branches. Right opposite is the furni-
ture store of
T. S. gibson,
who has large stock Of furniture, crock
cry, glassware and house furnishing goods
which he is dsposing of at very low rates.
He has chamber suits complete tor from
$50 to $50; an extensive variety of car
pets and spring beds. Uoholstering done
IN the best possible manner. His stock
combines many articles that are especially
suitable for holiday gifts, and which would
prove Joy forever to the happy recipient.
Housekeepers will do well to examine and
see for themselves.
o. W. CURRIER
has fine new stock OF boots aud shoes
that are desirable at this season. both on
account of their durability and low price
The ladies will find some of the hanasom-
est articles in slippers they ever saw, lie
for the holiday trade, TO suit the tlmcs9
the wearer No more appropriate Gift can
be thought of by the far ones than pair
of slippers for their liege lord or loving
swain. and Currer can suit all such with
neatness and dispatch.
RYAN AND BATCHELLER.
This new firm are stocking up with a
splendid array of hardware and tinware
that maketh the heart OF the housekeepcr
rejoice at sight. The old firm of Ryan &
Son have long enjoyed "A large share of the
public patronage, and in the new departure
and the accession of Mr.. Batcheller has
given new impetus their enterprise in
business. So that during the holidays and,
for ought we know, for all time to come,
this firm will be prepared to supply their
customers with the best stoves made, the
choicest tin-ware of all patterns, and all at
prices that defy competition.
A. @. BLAIsDELL,
at No. 25 Center street, has opened new
stock of groceries. butter, cheese and eggs,
which he is selling at bottom prices. lie
keeps large majority of our citizens daily
supplied with the incest of beef, juicy and
fine, fat turkeys, geese and chickens, and
lots of other good things that cannot be
passed by in preparing the Christmas feast
To Nanatol1na fruits figl, lnh
sters and clans are what we all want al
this time, and Blaisdell is the nan who has
them to sell.
LEWIS MARTELL
at No. 2S Center street, has one of the
choicest assortments of wall papers it was
ever our good fortune to gaze upon. L
combines all the colors of the rainbow, dis
tributed in the most exquisite taste ant
beauty of design. You, who are to papel
your rooms this winter, had best do it I'M
mediately. Martell will furnish the hand
soonest paper and hang it in the best style
He will also do any frescong or painting
required to make your mansion put on 1T
brightest holiday appearance.
w. W. MCCALL
is very busy Just now in rigging up hi
customers with some bran-new suits made
by him in the latest of style and for littl
pay. He has had plenty of experience il
this business, is a practical cutter hlmsel
and is bounI to fit out every customer Il
his delight. He is daily in receipt of tn
latest styles from New York and Boston
Keeps thoroughly posted in all the point
of his trade and never disappoints a Gus
toner. The young gentlemen who hav
not already got their New Years suit
should consult Mccall and be happy.
b. AND ID. BILLINGS
in the Bardwell House block, are the ca