Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-12-17
The Holidays.
THE PLACES FOR PRESENTS
DON'T FORGET THE CHILDREN.
What Our Merchants Have
Done.

Inasmuch as Christmas and New
Years Day are fast approaching, and
with them the usual amount of noise,
presents, balls, glad faces, and SO
forth, we have been around among
our merchants to see who are ready
for them. We found nearly all of
them prepared to meet the wants of
men, women and children, in the line
of presents, from the lasting and val
liable to the cheapest toy. Our read
ers will see from what follows who
have replete stocks, and may know
where to purchase for their children.
or 'any dear friend" that which will
please the hardest to please.
ID. s. Ford.
Mr.. Ford, on Court street, has all
that fancy can paint, such as candies,
fruits, nuts, raisins, figs, currants and
sugar toys. Also fire-crackers, fire
works, rockets, Roman candles, tor
pedoes, etc. He has, also, mince
meat for mince pies. KRIS KRINGLE
himself, will quarter at Mr. FoRD's
during the holidays. Mr.. FORD wants
to see the little folks.
Nj. Moses.
Mr.. Moses, on Second street, keeps
nothing but presents that will last.
If you want to make your husband
or boy lasting Christmas present,
one that will tickle him as well as do
him good, go and get him a Christ
mas suit at Mr. MOSES. Start him
on the New Year with one of Mr..
MOSES fine beaver overcoats, or a
hat or cap, all of which he will sell a
trihe below cost till New Years Day.
s. GOetz.
Mr.. GoETz, wide awake holiday
man, keeps opposite Aleshire's Mill.
He keeps all kinds of candy, nuts,
figs and anything suitable for stockin'
stuffin'. He will have oysters, fresh
and cove. He will also dish up meals
in every style during the HOLIDAYS.
Mr.. GoETz' supply is without limit.
Go and see him.
L. p. Maguet & Sons.
At their drug store we found them
ready with sleeves rolled up to wait
on Christmas customers. They have
Christmas toys, dolls, drums, horns,
toy-baskets, canes, china goods, yam
kee notions, besides articles of util-
ity from the drug store, such as per-
fumery, brushes, combs, ETC., COM
bining both the useful and ornamen-
tai
A. MOch.
There's Mr.. MocH, too. He is new
er caught mapping when there's busi-
ness ahead. If you want any present
in the clothing line, don't walk past
Mr.. MocH's. If your boy needs
star pair of pants, make him serv-
icable as well as nice gift He has
neck-ties, suspenders, hats, caps, bea-
yer overcoats, cashmere vests, travel
ing bags, scarfs, and what-not. Go
and see him.
John Dages.
Neither is Mr.. DAGEs asleep. The
incest Christmas slipper extant is for
sale here, just the thing for your fel
low, young lady. The Christmas pres
ent for your boy is one of his nice
pair Of boots, and then for your wife
(don't forget her who loves you) call
and ask for pair of his elegant
French kid shoes. DAGEs is ready
and will fix you out to dot in a jiffy.
j. Nj. Smith & Bros.
These gentlemen are up to snuff,
too. They have fancy candies of all
kinds, just the thing for filling stock
ings. Fruits, popcorn, lemons, cram
berries, peanuts, filberts, raisins, figs,
prize-box candy, citrons, currants,
fire crackers, torpedoes- whatever the
little ones want. They have the
incest arranged show windows in
town. Many children stop and look
longingly in. They keep on Court |
street.
William ShOber.
Everybody knows where Mr.. SHo-
BER keeps. He has all the fastidious
desire. Just listen = ladies' gold
watches, solid eighteen carat rings,
gold and silver specs, ladies' bracelets
(immense variety,) gold, opera and
guard chains for watches, silver
thimbles, silver plated cake baskets,
solid silver tea and table spoons, Ia
dies jewelry sets of all prices, gents
studs, and collar and sleeve buttons.
He has everything in this line.
Mauck & Gentry.
Messrs. MAUcK & GENTRY will not
let Christmas and New Years Day
slip unnoticed. They have the finest
gloves for gents in the market-no