The daily gazette., 1878-12-21
Holiday Goods.
WHERE AND WHAT TO BUY-MoRE OF
THE GAzETTE's ADVERTISERS.


THE GAzETTE's ADVERTISERS.
The columns Of the DAILY GAZETTE
present to the eye of the public, from
dav to day, the cards of the real, lively.
wide-awake business men, whose stores
are stocked with appropriate goods for
the holidays. Among them are the fol-
lowing:
Mr.. q: at 2O2 Market street has a full
STOCK or gents furnishing goods AMI Is
selling them at astonishingly low prices.
He has fine assortment of gloves. silk
handkerchlefs, suspenders, white shirts,
gents half hose. His line of neckware
Is very large and surely the most fastidi-
GUS ought to be suited at Mr.. C.'s. He
has just received large assortment of
linen collars and cuffs, direct from the
manufacturers, which are selling very
rapidly. Those desiring anything in the
gents furnishing line can be easily suited
Mt Coles.
PRESTON AYARs--wATcHEsA AND JEwELRY
AS usual Preston Ayars, dealer in
watches, diamonds, .jewelry and silver
ware at 305 Market street, comes to the
front as holiday approaches, and he has
large assortment of watches, iewelry
and silverware. We were shown sew
eral very fine gold watches which were
purchased by parties IN this city, which
alone is evidence that he is doing a
thriving business. He has also asuperb
assortment of gold rings, pens, chains,
and tull stock of fine table cutlery, sill
yer and plated spoons, butter dishes,
Jewel cases, trays, card and receivers
napkin rings and nothing but what would
make an acceptable Christmas present.
BOSTON 30 CENT STORE,
at 80l Market street is well stocked with
line variety OF useful articles for the
holidays. Dolls from 10 to 80 cents tea
sets % to 80 cents alphabet and building
blocks with maps, card and board games
for old and young table and floor cro-
quet, smoking sets, nine pins, tables
bedsteads, and cradles; trunks, stoves,
kitchen sets, banks, drums, books, shell
and wood work toys and many other
useful amusements for children. They
have also an immense variety of presents
for adults.
FERD CARSON.
Among the most acceptable presents
would be a suit of clothes. The place to
order them is No. 233 Market street. Mr..
Carson is first-class tailor, and turns
cut excellent workmanship, as is fully
he has received wherever he has exhibit
ed his goods. For the balance of the
season a discount of 10 per cent. will be
allowed.
II. FAYTER,
No. POS Market street, is determined to
please every one, both in fit and price of
boots and shoes. His store is stocked
with fine assortment of boots, shoes,
CATERS, slippers, etc, which he is selling
at very remarkable low prices. Give him
a call.
II. +. PICKELs.
This well-known house, No. Z and o e.
Fourth street, is well stocked with full
line of the latest improved stoves, heat
ers and ranges; also Cramps clay heat
ers. Especial attention is called to the
large stock ofsecond-hand Office and par
lor stoves in good condition, which are
found a full line of house furnishing
goods at prices to suit the times.
CoNRow SON.
The Artic Ice and Coal Company, No
4. Second street, have constantly on
hand coal from the best mines, which is
carefully screened and put in your cellar
free. Although ice is not needed at pres
ent for drinking purposes, still you can
leave your order for next summer, and
you will be carefully served.
ENocH MOORE, JR.,
Fourth street wharf, has on hand
fine stock of Lehigh, Schuylkill, and
Cumberland coal, Elenwood for strong
draft, Indian Ride, free burning. Leave
your orders, and have ton sent to your
friend. Also oak and pine kindling
wood.
F.BEcHER,
No. 92l Market street, has on hand a
large stock of pianos, O. ans land sheet
music. Steiff's pianos speciality; also
good second hand pianos for sale and
rent Music lessons given in private and
in classes. Terms moderate.
DAVID M'cLosKEY,
The fashionable halter, No. 812 Market
street, keeps constantly on hand the
latest style of hats, caps, umbrellas, and
Games etc Prices AZ low "A the lowest,