The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-21
CHRISTMAS Is COMING.

How to Prepare for it---Holday Gifts and
Where to Buy m---Furniture--Milb-
nery---Clothing Miscellany.
Christmas, the merriest day of the year,
comes this week, and in this climate the
Christmas sleigh ride is as essential an
element of the days festivities as the Christ
mas dinner. For the Christmas ride you
must have sleigh bells and you can pro-
cure a fine string of
A. O. BATES L son.
They also have large lot of robes; wolf
robes from $25 to $45, and buffalo robes
from S10 to 500 blankets from $3.50 to
$12 travelling bags from 10 cents to $16;
trunks from $3.50 TO $40 a stock of har-
nesses, saddles, carpenters tools and cut
lery.
r. oANDLIsu.
No. 80 Center street, has one of the best
holiday stocks in town. His specially Is
picture frames, of which he has all varieties
and styles, at reasonable prices. He also
has good assortment of pictures, ladies
hats, dolls, a stock of toys, fancy goods,
etc., indeed an excellent assortment from
which to select Christmas gifts
Don't forget the stockings of the little
ones, and candy is the thing that they care
most for.
II. 3. HOWE
manufactures all kinds of confectionery,
and you can alN avs procure fresh goods of
him. 1t is not candy that has been kept
till it is stale and then sent to the country
to SELL He manufactures many kinds all
remarkably nice. Try it and see.
O. W. HILLIARD
has large assortment of dress goods
and fine line of furs, among them set
of Persian Landscape, muf and sacque-
for $37. so seal coats from 800 to $40
muff and boa, from $l9 to $50; mink sets
muff and boa, from $l250 to 500, and
cheaper sets from $3.50 up. They also
have line of fancy goods, gloves and
trimmings, and fine stock OF shawls.
MISS NJ. K. WILSON.
Nothing makes more pleasing present
for lady than handsome bonnet, and
they can be procured to advantage of Miss
NJ. E. Wilson. She has nice French felt
hats for 81 ostrich tips from 81 to ST. %;
trimmed hats from 81 to SO ribbons for
25 cents yard flowers and ornaments,
silk and velvet trimmings large stock
of ladies caps at reduced prices; hat
frames and flowers.
l.. G. KINGSLEY.
A set OF furniture, center table, book
case or writing desk makes an acceptable
present. L. G. Kingsley has large stock
OF everything in the furniture line. Among
them are the ladies writing desk or "Da-
venpoit" which he has at prices from SIS
to $50; inlaid bouquet tables for SO
Turkish chairs for $35 ; camp chairs from
So to $50; book cases from $40 to S75
ladies revolving worktables, very pretty
and convenient, for 50 easy chair with
foot rest, $50 ottomans from % to 50
foot rests, center tables and what nots
extension tables made by man who has
worked sixteen years in this shop, from
$l2 to $40, according to size. In the
hardware department there is full line OF
the goods usually found in hardware stores,
including pocket cutlery and lady's scis-
sors and shears.
H. r. DYER.
A pair of skates is the present for a
young man or boy. II. r. Dyer has a full
assortment, including the all clamp silver
plate skate for Sc; Winslow's acme skate
at 81 so New York rink skates for $4.75
and from these down to skates for $l.25.
The absence and unpopularity of skates,
with straps crossing the foot in such way
as to stop the circulation of the blood is
marked. Mr.. Dyer also has stock of
sporting goods. Among them is new
safety lock revolver, which fastens in such
a way that one not understanding the
spring cannot fire it.
DUNN & CRAMToN.
have the best stock of tin ware in town,
| and numerous other goods. A stove is
most useful present, and can be obtained
at reasonable prices parlor coal stoves
from So to $50, and cook stoves from $15
to $50. To 60 with the stoves you should
have coal scuttle, which you can procure
here, or if you prefer the stylish coal vase
you may get that from rs cents to So.
They have the prize sled which they sell
for rs cents or 81, and one in every one
hundred of which carries five dollars with
it; wire plant stands from 81 to So bird
cages from rs cents to So; the "welcome"
carpet sweeper for SO ash sifters, which
do not scatter ashes, for $3.50; toilet
stand, including washbasin, slop jar, water
pail, soap dish, brush and comb, shelf,
mirror and towel rack, in small compass
for $12.5 so, and a full line of small tin
ware, table cutlery, etc.
t. S. GILsoNs
furniture rooms are well stocked for the
holiday trade. He has chamber sets from
$24 up parlor suits from $75 to $500
center tables, walnut from 81 10 915,
marble topped So to So; hat racks from
So to $25; piano stools from So so to So
a full line of crockery lamps from 40
cents to So and large stock of table
cutlery
BAILEY FLYNN.
If you want anything in the way of
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