The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-12-22

ShRlbTMAS IkESENTb.-l nOSe WHO give
holiday presents this season will want to pur-
chase articles of usefulness, as general rule.
| We call the attention of such to our adver-
tisers, who win deal very literally with them,
we are certain.
At Schulhaus' store, s. E. cor. of Union and
Church sts., may be found the celebrated
Singer Sewing Machine, and clothing and
gents furnishing goods in variety. Special
inducements will be given.
At Barber & Reynolds Oak Hall, N e.
cor. of Union and Church sts., is on exhibition
a fine stock of ready made clothing, handsome
hats and caps, gentlemen's furnishing goods,
etc. B. & r. win sell as cheap as any other
man."
Mr.. Robert Crosley, sol Coryell ST., has
a stock of fancy chairs, stands and furniture
of various kinds, suitable for holiday gifts.
Mr.. A. ]. Scarborough keeps large stock
of segar holders, mershaum and briar-wood
pipes, ETC., which would make acceptable
presents to lovers of "the weed"
Mr.. c. F. Moore, druggist, Bridge st., has
q large stock of fancy articles, some of them
of entirely new styles, which he is offering at
reasonable rates.
For presents of very practical kind, go to
Fingers new Grocery, Holcombe Hail. where
Fancy Groceries, Teas, &C., Of the choicest
kinds can be obtained.
Mr.. NJ. g. Quick Bridge st. and Gordon's
Alley, will furnish stoves, tinware, &C., we'll
made, which make durable and useful pres
ents.
Mr.. j. W. Stone, Church ST., has a fine lot
of dry goods, ETC., which are we'll adapted for
the holidays. He is selling at low prices.
Messrs. P. B. Mackey & Co., Cottage Hill,
will supply those who want to send gifts to
the poor and needy, with groceries, &C., at
reduced rates. Such gifts need not be con-
fined, however, to the needy poor.
Mr.. Satterthwaite, cor. Main and Coryell
sts., will put up holiday stoves and tinware at
satisfactory rates, and guarantee satisfaction.
Mr.. c. NJ. Pettee, plumber, on Church ST.,
has variety of articles, such as gas shades,
gas stands, and other articles in his line that
would make very acceptable holiday gifts.
Mr.. j. f. Boozer, the head of family of
1900 children, keeps fine stock of skates,
sleds, children's carriages, lamps and fancy
hardware that people should not overlook in
thinking of how to spend their loose change.
DR.. l. M. Severns has a nice assortment of
perfumery and other articles on sale at his
drug store. Union ST., near Coryell, which it
would be well to look at in making up the
holiday bill of fare.''
Messrs. Butler & Marion, 6. N Union ST.,
have a fine stock of cloths, &C., for gentle
mems suits, and keep good assortment of
gents furnishing goods. They will be pleased
to have their friends call during the holiday
week.
Mr.. r. H. Van Horn has one of the finest
and cheapest stocks of dry goods, fancy goods,
and boots and shoes, in this section. He can
sell a suitable present to almost any one.
N. W. Grouse & Co., Union St., below the
National Bank, are giving special attention
to dress goods, millinery and fancy goods for
the ladies. Presents that would delight any
lady, can be secured at their store.
AT Moore.s Book Store, in Boozer's Union
Building, can be found a variety of books,
fancy articles, gold pens, toys, &C., &c. This
stock should be looked at by all means.
Mrs. Jacob Servis, at the oldest establish
ment millinery store, on Union ST., above
Bridge, has large assortment of goods, fancy
and useful, that will be offered at special
rates for the holiday season.
Parties visiting Trenton will find fine
stock of Dry Goods Gloves, &C., at Quick &
Moore's, IA East State st. Books and Fancy
Articles at Alpaugh s. Thompson's, 80 W.
State st. and Confectionery, Toys, etc, at
T. c. Hills 43 Greene st.