The Portland daily press., 1877-12-22

What Shall the Presents be

short and all the presents should be purchase
to-day. In coming down town the ladies shout
call upon.
CARLTON KIMBALL,
who will be found at 495 Congress, just belo,
Brown street. Mr.. Kimball has just put in
large line of choice Christmas goods, but a
many of them will soon be out of season he
determined to sell them while they are wanted
| He has very full line of ladies furnishing an,
fancy goods to select from. 1t would be use
less to attempt to enumerate for there is every
thing in this stock ever found at such stores
/ Nearly every article here would make an &C
| ceptable Christmas gift for lady. A larg
| corps of attentive clerks are constantly 10 at
tendance to show these goods to all who call.
If it is boot and shoe store that is wanted
| just drop around and see
| w.P. Goss
at No. 212 Middle street. Here is fin,
line of ladies' and gentlemen's fine boots. HI
also has full line of Christmas slippers which
| will be just the thing at this time. Mr.. Cos
has all styles of goods at the very lowest prices
| and an early inspection cannot fail to prove
| satisfactory to all
| One OF the best places in the entire city tt
find Christmas goods is at
| CoLBH's SONS,
| at No. 119 Exchange street. The young mer
| who preside over this establishment have beer
| exertlng themselves to make fine showing fol
| the holidays and no one who visits the store
will doubt that they have succeeded They
have fine line of Christmas carols, and all
| works of the poets 10 different priced bindings
They have a fine stock of elegantly bound
bibles, also albums 10 great profuson.
No one can pass through Middle street with
out noticing the fine display of fur goods made
by
A. MERRY,
at No. 237. This man is not satisfied with
keeping every styla OF hat and cap, but he has
now launched out into the fur business Ladies
who are looking for fur goods of any kind can
not afford to miss this store of all others. The
stock is large and the prices as quoted else
where will be found way down. Mr.. Merry
says he can't help it if other dealers can sell
as low as he does. He bought low and is thus
able to sell low. Every one who get an article
from this store is sure to remember next Tues
day as merry Christmas.
The old and well established store of
NJ G. PALMER
is as bright as new dollar, and their goods are
flying about town in every direction. Mr.. Pal
mer has made specially of Christmas Slip
pers for several years, and great many per-
sons never thiuk Of going elsewhere for these
articles They are made to order in all styles
and at the lowest prices. Call and see the stock
he now has on hand.
At the corner of Brown and Congress streets
L D. sTRoUT
is Offering number of fiue bargains for Christ
mas. There is, however, nothing handsomer
@t.a,, 4lsa H.
SO fashionable this season. They are well worth
looking at
Some rare bargains in diamonds are offered
by
s. scHRYvER,
at No. 400 Congress street. His prices are
quoted and he warrants his Foods as represent
ed. A diamond is always welcome in any
household.
The fancy gooo stores are all very well
stocked just now, but none of them contain
greater profusion of pretty things than that of
LA. GOULD s. co.
at No. SOB Congress street. Everything here is
suitable for Christmas present Their prices
are so low that they feel perfectly safe to in,
vite the entire public to call and inspect the
stock and compare prices. To enumerate this
stock would require much more space than we
have at this time
Ii you want to please a friend go to
BROWNS,
the photographer, and get your photograph all
framed for $100. A more acceptable present
could not te imagined. No poor pictures taken
away is the motto.
A. s. FERNALD,
the we'll known fashionable tailor, announces
that he has marked down his heavy overcoat-
ings to suit the trade. He is now prepared to
make up these goods in all the latest styles at
the lowest possible prices. Gentlemen in want
of these goods will do we'll to call early and Sc
cure bargains.
The announcement made elsewhere by
GEORGE II. NELSON
is short but it means just what it says At the
store No. 1853 Middle street will be found a
regular headquarters for Santa Claus, and if
the ladies only give him room be will no doubt
fill his pocket at this stand. They are having
an immense trade aud everyone goes away we'll
pleased. No one should fail to call and see the
pretty things off cred here.
The well known art store Of
SCHUMACHER BROTHERS
is busy place just now. Mr.. Schumacher
considers that he has one Of the best stock of
goods he has ever offered any holiday season.
In addition to his fine line of paints and steel
engravings he has in stock large liue of Swiss
carvings, Ormola goods and fine selections of
marbelized medallions and all the new attrac-
tisns. 1t is hardly necessary to urge the public
to inspect these goods, for upon mere mention
OF them all will be anxious to see for them
selves. The earlier you call the best chance
you will have to inspect the stock, as late in the
day the crowd is positively uncomfortable.
The artistic photographs taken by
CONANT
are in great demand just now and his studio at
No. 470 Congress street, is crowded daily. He
is not afraid to have bis work compared with
any in New England. Call and see how well
he can make you look.
Saturday afternoon is always busy day at
the shops, especially just before Christmas, bat
it you want to see rush inst look into
TEwKsBURY Sc CO.'S
today. The fact is the story has got abroad
that he is selling fine class of good sensible
holiday goods at very reasonable prices. Such
reports in regard to an establishment at this
time are always sure to resultsas desired The
finest dress goods In the market are actually
being sold at cost. For further evidence of this
call and price them and be convinced at once
Every article 10 the stock will be shown cheer
fully. and if you don't buy when you hear the
prices it is because the goods are not wanted.
Holiday goods in abundance can be seen at
the store of
E. 8. MERRILL
in Clapp's block. A carefully selected stock of
lace goods of all styles and prices will here be
found. They are worthy the careful attention
of all in want of such articles. Fancy goods
and ornaments 10 all the latest styles purchas-
ed especially for the present holiday trade can
be seen here as well as a full line of novelties,
This store is large and convenient for the in
spection of goods. Be sure and call at this store
today and see what they are offering at such
low figures.
Holiday goods and pure confectionery of all
kinds can be seen at
GEORGE HUDsoN's
store No. 571 Congress street. A large lot of
toys for the little folks can be seen at this
store. Be sure and call and get your candy for
the holidays while it is fresh and nice.
Watches, clocks and iewelry of all kinds can
be bought or repaired by
RANDOLPH BoYNToN
at his store No. 4S2 Congress street, opposite
the Preble House Everything from this store
is warranted.
If you have decided upon piano or organ as
Christmas gift, lose no time ia calling upon
SAMUEL THURsToN,