Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-24
OUR CHRISTMAS DIRECTORY.
MONDAY Attractions-Wherc To Buv
Christmas Gifts.

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presents 70 be made tomorrow have not yet
peen selected, and to aid those who may
wish to purchase to-day. we briefly enume-
rate the principal places at which choice
goods can be found. Many Of the displays
made are OF the most elaborate character.
and purchasers should make the ronnds
before buying. 1t is a noticeable fact
that at the houses named extraordinary
inducements are offered, and beautiful
presents can be selected at prices that place
them within the reach OF persons of all
pecuniary conditions.
JEwRLRY.
Mr' L. steler, SO long and favorably
known in this community, displays, as
usual, a remarkably varied collection of
gold and silver ware, j~ewelry, diamonds.
etc., among which Christmas presents.
suitable to all classes, may be found. Mr..
Steler gives evidence that the selections
have been made with a view to obtaining a
collection never surpassed heretofore by
him. His goods are Of exquisite finish
and character, and are sold at remarkably
low prices.
Mr.. Ed. Wilhelm is still at his old and
iayorite stand, and he, too, comes to the
front with a superb stock of goods. that
embraces everything in the jewelry line.
Mr.. Wilhelm ia a skilled workman. and
besides the large stock offered for sale. can
make to order some articles that would
prove acceptable to a prince.
Abe Mooser, besides an immense stock
OF toys and fancy goods, keeps an excellent
line Of jewelry, from which there will be
no trouble in making a selection.
Mr.. Straus displays a fine lot Of artistic
jewelry, comprising the finest inventions
OF the jewelers. art. He has also a fine
assortment Of watches, clocks and silver
ware that he offers at low figures.
R GOODS, SILKS, LAcEs, ETC.
Meyers 4 Franklin have a complete
assortment Of holiday goods, consisting Of
real lace goods, handkerchiefs, housekee D.
ing goods, real India shawls, fur-lined cir
culars and dolmans in silk and satin de
Lyon, cloth coats and jackets, Guinet silk
and other dress fabrics from the best man
ufactories.
The New York Store offers the largest
selection of dress, fancy and millinery
goods, clothing, hats, caps, boots, shoes,
etc., ever purchased by the firm. The
goods were selected in New York, and en-
braces the latest and most fashionable
styles.
CLOTHING.
ALI. Harris has the latest styles Of hats,
caps and gents furnishing goods.
The Clothing Bazaar. under Jake COINS
management, has grown to gigantic pro-
portions, and is now one Of the best cloth
ing establishments in the state. Every
thing in the clothing or furnishing line can
be found ON his shelves.
Davidson. at the White House, acts on
the principle that he will not be nnderscid,
and goods at his store are marked at the
lowest figure. With "quick sales and small
profits" for his motto, he has increased his
business largely, of late.
Meyers d Franklin, at their new store,
just below Joe Mendes', are offering cloth
ing and furnishing goods at almost cost
| price. They are anxious to close out their
stock, and, therefore, accept almost any
figure.
Mr.. L. Banner also offers clothing at as
t~onishingly low prices.
NJ. II. Joseph, at the Golden Rule store,
offers hats, caps, boots, shoes, and furnish
ing goods, at prices as low as can be Sc
cured at any other establishment. "Low
prices" is Joe's Golden Rule, and one with
which he has always managed to win.
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
Davidson, at the Postofice, has some
fine holiday gifts, in the shape of fancy
goods, albums, poeketbooks, portfolios, sta
tionery, etc., besides some fine toys.
Abe Mooser's display of toys and fancy
articles is simply immense. Foreign and
domestic fancy goods, consisting of writing
desks, albums, cabinets, pocketbooks, ink
stands, irridescent, gilt, china and wood
ornaments, ~workboxes, baskets, dressing
cases, Christmas cards and other holiday
goods.
Calisher Bros, aside from their large
stock OF toys, have an extensive assortment
of fancy goods, of all kinds, blank books,
school books, note and letter paper, fancy
papetries, stationery, toys. cutlery, sheet
music and musical instruments.
Alexander, in Monaco's building, asserts
that he can sell fancy goods, toys, candies,
etc., at lower prices than any house in the
city. His stock is an excellent one and
should be inspected.
L. Banner also offers toys and fancy
articles, in great number.
J.. II. Michel offers a full assortment of
the very best pocket-knives, albums, music
boxes, guitars, a~ccordeons, and a great
number Of other goods, adapted for pres
ents, and wives and sweethearts can lind
all kinds of articles used by smokers, to
present to their male relatives and friends.
DR.. Schneider has a full line of perfum-
ery, toilet and fancy articles, celluloid
goods, etc., from which al appropriate
gift can be selected at little cost.
Jake Harris, at Jack Perry's Corner, can
supply purchasers with choice imported
and domestic cigars, and smokers articles
generally. Jake can accommodate any one
who wishes to present a friend with any
thing in the tobacco line.
CONFECTIONERY.
Charley Fiske has a large and well Sc
lected stock Of confectionery. 1t includes
fine candies, bon-bons, etc. He has also a
GOOD stock of automatic and other toys.
Candies in large quantities can also be
found at Gregovich's.
GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, ETC.
Everything in the grocery line can be
found at Frank Doutrick's, and he has some
excellent mince meat for sale.
Game and vegetables of all kinds can be
secured at ~Gregovich's. He has received a
consignment of the latest turkeys ever
seen in this market.
Ed. Dodge, keeps pure and fresh grocer
les, and fine dressed turkeys and chickens
can be obtained at his store.
Mr.. r. Sadler can supply the larder with
with anything needed, and with everything
known to cookery.
Clute's store contains sufficient groceries
TO supply the entire town for months.
Good brandy is essential in making minee
MES, and it can be secured at DR.. Thleies
drug store, as can also WHISTLES and wines
for table use. m,u
Mr.. Bartlett, at Mr.. Max Oberfelder .
old stand, will furnish wines and WHISTLES
at the lowest market prices.