Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-12-24

AT Miss l.. Shissler's all the nice ladies' hats
of the latest style, are exhibited, and where
the girl that has not sighed for that ''loye OF
bonnet" Many other fine articles for present
will be found at her store.
AT Misses L. &. S. Weiser's, Market street
will be found a variety of ladies' wear that vii
please every lady. Young man just think hoV
neat your sweetheart would look durisg the hol
idavs with one of those beautiful trimmed hat
| in their show window.
AT Miss NJ. L. Gossler's, Gu Fourth street
special attention has been given to selecting
handsome millinery goods for the holidays. Th'
windows at her new store are filled, and th'
| love OF beautiful hat may make lasting i'm
preston and love would never cease. look al
the numerous holiday articles in her store il
| convincing to any one.
JEwELRY.-John W. Stevenson, corner Third
| and Market, has the largest assortment of silver
ware, gold watches and rings to be found in the
country suitable for holiday presents. Call and
see his great variety OF jewelry the best that is
manufactured. When you buy wares you can
depend on the article as he represents it.
Watches, rings, pitchers, spoons, knives and
forks of the latest patterns viii be found at his
establishment.
MERCHANT TAnoRISG.-J. F. Schaficr, on
Third street, who fills the bill Of any establish
ment in the city for cutting neat fitting suit,
keeps the best of goods on hand, and will make
up holiday suit in the shortest space of time.
Charles Maihl, on Fourth street below Market,
keeps all the foreign grades of goods as well as
the domestic. HIS suits are admired the world
over. He has a large stock, and makes up suits
that become Prince. He has great taste for
the beautiful, and his suits show it.
READY-MADE CLoTHING.-The Central Cloth
ing Hall has been well provided for the holidays.
Any article in gentlemen's clothing line will be
found there, made up in the best and latest
styles. Their overcoats for men and boys ex-
ceed anything for beauty and low prices.
Isaac Furman, in Haupt's building, Market
street, is considered John Wanamaker, and his
stock also compares with the original Wana-
amaker's establishment. Anything of gentle
mems wear is found there, and sold cheap.
FANCY ARTICLES AND ToHETs.-Dr. c. NJ.
Martin & Co., on Third street, can supply the
wants of all who may call for toilets, per-
flmery, soap. &C., besides drugs generally.
G. b. Cadwallader, on Market street, makes a
fine show by the large assortment of fancy arti-
cles in soaps, perfumery, pocket books, &c.
There is nothing in his line of goods that he
cannot readily supply.
GRocEKIEs.-G. W. Smith is the boss grocery
man in sunbury. He keeps the largest variety
in the place, and his holiday articles are such as
boys sleds, children's carriages, toys and tropi
cal fruits, which will all be found first-class.
Doors AND SHoEs.-Smith & Bro, of the Ex
celsior store, who receive boots and shoes by the
million, have the largest assortment that has
ever been put in their store. By their good
quality and cheap prices, hundreds will avail
.hemselye to procure holiday present by get
ing neat boots or shoes. Their store is in Mil
er's bloch, Market street.
W. S. Furman, on Market street, being deter
mined to get something handsome for the holi-
lays, has received an immense stock of boots
md shoes of all the latest city styles. Ladies
will be particularly pleased when they will see
lis assortment of CATERS and oyersh oes gentle
men the neat looking boots.
FANCY GOODS AND NoTIoSs.-Marx & Bro, |
lext door to the post office, have the grandest |
display of holiday goods ever witnessed outsiLc |
he city. Their assortment is too numerous TO |
MENTION. Dolls by the hundred, and the most |
eautiful that woman or child ever gazed upon.
lotto frames, five hundred Of the neatest pat
erns. Children and ladies wooden goods, gloves, |
jewelry and everything that |
ould be thought of for handsome and suitable
resehts for either man, woman or child.
Books AND LITERATURE.-Mrs.Ha Hazctine's store,
n Moore d Clements building, Market near
bird, is filled with handsome books for gifts,
tera:y works Of all descriptions, toys, chromos,
ancy pocket books, pocket knives, &c. All!
Il for holiday presents.
CIGARs.--Mrs. Rose Wilyert, in the post office
uilding, keeps the finest cigars of all grades
nd prices. Also periodicals and newspapers of |
he best publications. Subscriptions for any
apcr in the city will receive prompt attention.
OYSTERS, CANDIES, &C.-Capt. S. F. Nevin,
n Third street, who supplies the market in gen.
raj with prime oysters direct from the city by
'hoesale and retail, has provided especially for
he holidays, and orders will be filled promptly
nd oysters delivered to families In any part of
be town. His stock of holiday candies and toys
numerous. Apples by the barrel or smaller
leasurc of the best variety, are found at his
tore.
FURNITURE AND PICTURE FRAMES. s.-MessTs.
.oberts & Hosterman, Masonic building, will
urnish holiday presents in the furniture line.
heir stock is all of the latest style, and is not
xcelled. Picture frames of the most beautiful |
esigns are made TO order at short notice. II
HAIR DREssING.-To have neat hair dressing
one and good shave, call on the boss barber,
as. Washington, on Third street, near the de-
ot He will also furnish you with appro-
rlate present, the life of DIR. Livingstone, at a
cry low price.
The above are all regular advertisers in the
unbury AMERICAN, the best family newspaper
D Northumberland county. Having a large
il is the best advertising medium.
he paper is now printed by steam power at the
DIV rate OF $l.5O in advance. What more con-
tant remembrance and useful gift could be sent
o a friend at a distance than copy of this
ournal for one year 1t would be one ever pre-
ent.
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