Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-18
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Have q new line Of silks, which for quality,
durability and c~heapness. has nsver been
equslled in this market. The prices range
from 50 so to 81, and the lady readers OF
the SENTINEL should examine them.
P. ~srELER's
Stock Of diamonds, watches, jewelry, toilet
sets, fancy articles, etc., is sufficient to
dazzle the eyes of any ordinary mortal,
and Is calculated to tighten ones pocket
book. The goods displayed are of such a
varied and tempting character as 10 cause
the reporter to jingle his few silver
coins. and sadly ruminate on what might
have becn.
cALIsHER r
Have an endless quantity Of dolls. holiday
books, toys. Japanese goods. albums and
other articles suitable for old and young.
II WHITE HOUSE CLOTHING STORE,
Besides the usual stock Of clothing, has a
fine assortment Of gents scarfs, handker-
chiefs, fancy shirts and silk hosiery lately
received.
THE CITY DRua STORE
Has received a large consignment OF toilet
and fancy articles, perfumery and other
goods essential to both ladies and gentle
men.
NJ. II. Joseph, at the
GOLDEN RULE STORE,
Makes q tempting display of meerschaum
and other pipes, cutlery and other fancy
articles. No more acceptable present could
be given q husband or lover who indulges
in the noxious weed than one Of Joseph's
meerschaums.
JAKE COHEN,
Who presides over the .idestines of tho
workingmen's Clothing Store. exhibited q
large lot Of articles, suitable for gentle
mems wear. that are calculated to prove
useful as well as acceptable presents.
=. sTEAus,
Eureka's pioneer matchmaker and jeweler,
displayed to the admiring gaze Of the re-
porter a splendid assortment of gold and
silver watches, and diamonds Of . quality
and value that one would scarcely expect
TO find outside our larger cities. The
only French clocks that were seen in our
town we're on exhibit on At this store.
There was an endless variety Of articles
usually kept in q first-class jewelry store,
and all Of them suitable for holiday
presents.
THE NEW yoR O
Displays q novelty in toys, called the
"Boxers.' They have . large and care
fully selected stock OF dolls and other arti-
cles pleasing to the children, besides their
usual assortment OF ladies and gents wear.
EDWARD WILHELM,
Jcweler, obligingly displays an assortment
of watches, chains. necklaces. earrings.
and other articles. from which one in search
Of jewelry would have no difficulty in
choosing.
LITTLE STORE ARovSD THE CORNER
An opportunity will soon be given epicu-
rians to select a choice fowl of any kind
that can be found ia this market.
WILLIAM H. CLARK
Is just in receipt of a line OF jewelry par
ticularly adapted to the holidays. Some
seen was shown us at this store yesterday.
He has also added largely to all the other
departments Of his business, zone of
which are particularly in the Christmas
line.
To fully realize the amount and quality
Of the goods now offered to our gift-seek-
ing population. our readers should visit
the stores above named and examine care
fully the various articles on exhibition.
II would be time well spent, and would
enable them TO form as estimate as to
where their money conid be most profit
ably expended, and where they could find
such articles az they know would be addi-
~tionally acceptable on Christmas morning.