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

list two or three of the girls of the choir in
the performance of this labor.
A LOCKER ON.
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Holiday Goods.
We finish this morning our tour among
our advertisers, and as we bid farewell to
the subject we cannot but refer to the fact
that our merchants are having good trade
They, on their part, ARC becoming more and
more convinced that advertising pays as
competition becomes greater and the bust
ness of the town begins to enlarge its
boundaries, and is added unto every year
1t might be thought at first glance, per-
| baps, that our hardware stores would not be
sought for Christmas presents. Yet many
most desirable articles for presents may be
found in them
GEN. l.. G. KINGSLEY
at least, has a host of articles that are cm-
inently suitable for Christmas or New
Years Look at his extensive stock OF
! furniture and no one can fail TO find some
thing which will please their wife, sister,
or cousin. Those splendid SETS of parlor
furniture, those superb centre tables, mir
rors, extension tables, bureaus and chairs
are all desirable above almost everything
else to the housekeeper. The general also
manufactures black walnut. chestnut and
other styles of chamber sets to order so
that all can be suited. If you are well pro-
vided with furniture and If 50 you are an
exception-just step in to the next room
and feast your eyes on those elegant car
pets-velvet, Brussels, tapestry, three ply
and every other kind. Examine his eX-
tensive stock of cutlery in the showcase
down stairs some of those plated knives
and forks would delight the heart of many
a believer in the golden rule. Next door is
the
BOSTON ONE PRICE STORE,
where presides in all his majesty, the Hon.
VIM. Porter Cady. This you will see at
a glance, is clothing store, if you have
not heard of it NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be-
| fore. You VIII be gracefully waited on by
either Ben or Mart. and us they have few
more holiday goods to close out, you will
be courteously invited to investigate with
q strong chance of investing a few dollars
as a result. For who can help ii? When
those splendid Queechy overcoats are sell
ing for five dollar greenback, those extra
nice Chlnchillas for $40, and those English
worsted for sS25. Their overcoats are all
cheap and are just the thing for Christmas
and New Years gifts. Their furnishing
goods are the gayest and the gaudiest, and
New Years callers can here array them
selves in as catching style as any gay
Lothario in days Of old. Remember the
place-the handsome front wirdow-you
can't miss it..
CHESTER KINGsLEYs
But all our care ut Christmas time can
not be for the outer man for it is time of
good cheer and the thoughtful house
keepers are now planning for the Christmas
feast. They must visit the sold Red
Store" and consult Chester. In his popular
store the Christmas goose ''hangs high and
| the New Years turkey ditto. He is always
provided with an ample stock of nice
family groceries, fine sugars, teas and
spices, canned goods in great variety and
everything which should grace the Christ
mas board tomorrow. The gentlemen of
the house should order the dinner early and
be served by Chester in his regardless Of
expense fashion. And while we are SO
near at hand lei us take peep at
A. C. BATES AND son
in Bates House block. We all know that
snow is liable to fall tomorrow foot
deep. If that should be the case we ought
to provide ourselves with some of those
splendid buffalo or wolf robes that Bates
& Son keep in stock. Bring out the cutter,
put in the robes so gay, and after supply
ing yourself with a pair of sleigh bells,
harness, whip, and the like, from Bates,
you can then feel called upon, as in duty
bound, to drive around and take in n rosy
checked lassic with lots of flowing curls
and then you may know what fun it is
a-sleighing with the girls. Bates & Son
have an array of good horse blankets that
are needed at this season, while his stock of
hardware is very complete. We must now
retrace our steps down on to Grove street
and find our old friend
b. W. MARSHALL,
who, since he has retired from the chief
justiceship, has given his whole attention
to supplying the wants of this community
in groceries and provisions. And it is no
small job. But Ben has rare facilities for
accomplishing it, chief among which is a
splendid stock of every kind of provision
that is most desired at this season of the
year. In getting up real, genuine
Christmas feast you must visit here and
obtain the nccessaries. Purchase a few OF
those delicious Malaga grapes, some OF
those Florida oranges. fresh lemons, prunes
and prunelas, all of which you will need
to flavor the Christmas feast at dessert
Should YOU need a barrel of flour Marshall
has just the thing, while his apples, nuts
and raisins are suitable for the palate of the
| nOSl tlJitultdh tuStN'
side of the street we come to
j. N. ATWOOD AND co. s,
in the Opera House block. This firm cal
themselves the "Good Samaritans," ant
consequently they must be just the kind o
folks that are needed during the holidays
They have fine stock of overcoats, men,
foil suits made in style and sold cheap
with a large line of children's clothin!
which every parent should examine befor
preparing their little ones for the gaities o
; the holidays. Their furnishing goods TO
the gentlemen combine everything whicl
is expected by any one, while their price
are simply astonishing, Call and be con
, WINGED. Next door is the well known stor