The daily gazette., 1878-12-23
Holiday Goods.
WHERE AND WHAT TO BUY-MoRE OF
THE GAZETTE's ADVERTISERS.


WHERE AND WHAT TO BUY-MoRE OF
THE GAzETTE's ADVERTISERS.
The columns of the DAILY GAZETTE
present to the eye of the public, from
day 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:
W. & d. McHLwEE.
This new and secondhand furniture
store, No. 504 Tatnall street, is we'll
stocked with fine assortment of new
and secondhand furniture, consisting of
chamber, parlor and dining-room sets,
and kitchen Furniture; also Brussels, in
grain and rag carpets, and cocoa mating.
A fine assortment of stoves, suitable for
parlor and kitchen, all of which are sold
at prices to suit the purchaser. Call and
examine for yourself.
j. & J. N. HARMAN.
This first-class furniture establishment.
No. Ale King street, is stocked with the
finest furniture of any store in this city
or State, and in fact it outrivals large
number of the same kind of stores in the
larger cities. IT you do not desire to
purchase, the establishment is well worth
a visit, as the furniture which is exhibi-
ted is very rarely seen. The furniture
offered for sale is of their own manu-
facture and embraces almost every va
riety and style, consisting of mahogany,
rosewood and walnut sets, suitable for
parlor, dining-room and chamber use.
Venitian blinds of the most fashionable
designs made to order and kept constant
ly on hand. They also manufacture and
constantly keep large assortment of
spring, hair, moss and husk mattresses.
C. Il. DUBELL.
No. 2 e. Third street, has his estab-
lishment well stocked with all the latest
styles in hats, caps, canes and umbrellas;
silk hats specially. Call and examine
his stock, and you will be satisfied that
it Is the place to purchase, as the prices
are marked down very low.
LII. RIGNEY,
dealer in teas, coffees, sugar, spices, etc,
No. 2lS w. Second street, all OF which he
is selling at very low prices. Teas re-
duced from 40 to % cents, and so to 37t
cents per pound all other grades in
proportion. Coffees reduced 20 per cent.
Sugars at Wholesale prices. Call and ex-
anime his stock.
PONDER g. TOW NsEND.
Foot of Fourth street, Wholesale and
retail dealers in Lehigh and Schuylkill
coal, utllN6Etu III any CtlldI III lnb ClIf
free OF charge. Call at No GIG Market
street and order ton by telephone.
r.. MORRISON,
corner of Third and Shipley streets, deal
er in stoves, heaters and ranges. He has
reduced the prices of all cooking and
parlor stoves to suit the times. Heaters
put In order Call and examine his
stock.
HARRY M. MULLEN's
cigar and tobacco store, n. w. corner of
Front and Jefferson streets, continues to
be the attractive resort of all lovers of a
''good weed" His stock is always kept
supplied with the standard makes of
cigars, at different prices, and all the |
leadiug manufactures of chewing and |
tobacco. He also keeps on |
hand splendid line of smokers mate
rails together with collars, neck-ties sta |
ionery, pocket-b books, toys and candy |
for the children and many other ar |
.icles.
RoBELIN & BRO,
No. 710 Market street, Eave fine as
'ortment OF pianos, grand and square !
or sweetness of tone cannot be excelled |
,heet music in great Quantities and mu-
ical instruments of all kinds.
(HENRY GREBE,
proprietor of the Delaware Carpet
House, No. 300 Market street, has a fine
tock ofB us.els, ingram an d rag carpets;
.lso all articles that are usually found in
well appointed carpet house. BY call
ng you will be convinced of the excel
ent quality and cheapness of the
,oods.
JAMES BRADFORD,
os. 6 & s e. Third street keeps constant
Y on hand.all goods that are usually found
n store of this kind. His white LEAD
anks among the best in the coun-
ry.
A. j. HARKtNS,
t the S. E. corner of Seventh and Tat
lall streets, offers to the smokers of this
ity fine stock of cigar Of the fnestt