The daily gazette., 1879-12-24
FIRST EDITION.
Christmas Goods,

ENTS AND wukKE 10 BUY THEM.
Below will be found brief allusion
to the suitable goods for Christmas
presents offered for sale by the solid
business men whose advertisements are
found In the columns of the GAZETTE:
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE.
At j. Il }. N. Harman's store, No.4lO
King street, many fine and fashionable
articles of furniture. eminentiy suitable
for holiday presents, can lie obtained.
Prices al this store are unusually low,
and persons desiring to purchase Christ
mas presents of useful, as well as Or
character, will fud this store
just the place at which TO make their
purchases.
A BARREL OF FLOUR
would prove the most acceptable kind
of a present to many people. Flour OF
the best grades, at the most reason able
prices, can be obtained at the stole vi
W. S. Townsend, No. l20 Market street.
JOHN MEALEY,
at Nos. 10e and 10 Market street,
keeps on hand splendid assortment Of
wines, whiskies, brandies and other Ii
quors, and also the choicest brands of
cigars. A basket OF delicious champagne,
a bottle of fine old whskey, or box oi
fragrant cigars would make most ac-
ceptaole present, and one that would be
sure To be appreciated.
FINE JEwELRY,
most particularly suitable for holiday
can be obtained al the store OF
Preston Ayars, No. 3O5 Market street.
Mr. Ayars has prepared himself with all
large assortment this year,
and his prices are very reasonable.
A PIANO OR AN ORGAN,
kind of a musical instrument would
make an acceptable Christmas present
Yon can find splendid assortment al
the music store OF VIM. G.. Robelen, No.
To Market street, besides a fine array OF
music books and the latest editions OF
sheet music.
A MOST USEFUL PRESENT
would be ton of coal, and one that
would prove acceptable wherever offer
ed Al Charles Warner Il Co.'S coal
yard, foot of Market street, large as
soitmeut of the best kinds Of coal in the
market can be obtained.
Under this head may also be mention
ed the coal yard of James Murphey, at
the foot Of Shipley street, where SUI
pelior quality Of coal can be obtained
veiy cheaply.
he coal yards of the Aric Ice and
Coal Company, in South Wilmington,
are also stocked with the best grades OF
coa, which are sold at low prices.
CHRISTMAS swEETMEATs.
The large store of d. Lemon Il Co. is
packed with good things in view OF
and is general centre al
pre- sent for cakes, candies, nuts ard 9th
cr sweetmeats, for which there is always
a demand at this season. The firm Is
well known and was never batter able
to supply the demand for things III lts
particular line than now.
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
w. b. Cole, at No. 202 Market street,
is SO well known that all his regula
as well as many others, will
turn to him low, and it may
as well be said that he has never be, Ii
better prepared to meet any calls than
now. Anything in the way of gents
goods, of the latest style and
most approved makes can be had here,
as well as many articles that are valuable
as lasting gifts.
LOw-PRlCED, BUT BEAUTIFUL.
Don't 90 up Market street without
stopping at the famous Boston ninety
nine cent store, on the northwest corner
of Market and Eighth. The Christmas
goods have arrived and the store is pack
ed with low-priced and appropriate
gifts. No one can iail to be suited.
BEcHER-PIANos AND ORGANS.
Prot. f. Becher, No. 921 Market
street, at the present time has asplendid
assortment of grand square and upright
pianos and elegart organs, and Is oiier-
ing them at the lowest and best terms
to lie secured in this city. A bargain in
his line can be had and it should not be
neglected.
The professor has a reputation for
keeping first class instruments, and his
growing trade shows the
truth OF this remark.
CRIPPEN's
tea stores, at Nos. 3 w. TbiId, and 8 E.
Second street, are well stocked with a
fine lot of coflees, teas and sugars. Be-
sides these they are offering fine lot OF
mol day goods, consisting of japanese
silk birds, straw toys and bird cages for
tree decorations; Japanese cabinets,
glove and handkerchief boxes, trays,
vases, tete-a-tete sets, crumb sets, bowls,
cigar holders, cigarette cases, tea pots,
tidy centres, toys, puzzles, bread trays,
work boxes, kites, &c. Bohemian goods
in vases. toilet sets, card receivers, flower
pots, mounted gooGs and smokers sets;
children's tea and dinner sets in all
STYLES and sizes; pampas and Other
grasses.
W. E. WILLIAMS,
at the S. w. corner of Ninth and and
Market streets, although not making 8
special display, has on hand numerous
useful articles suitable for presents
Among the articles might be mentioned
a fine lot of extracts of cologne, toilet
waters, which he is selling very cheap
sachet powders, saponaceous dentrifice;
tooth brushes of all kinds. hair brushes
and combs of great variety. MIR. VII
llams has been in the drug business fol
a number of years, and his large expe'
rience gained in that time, makes him
reliable person in putting up prescrip-
tions. His motto is, "pure goods, care.
full dispensing and moderate prices
He is also agent for Merchants Coo
Liver Oil. IMported cigars onslantly
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