Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-24

some OF the Places Of business i'm
Eureka where Holiday Presents
Can be Bought.

WAsE8G 4MOAAuAI fEEN8mH u
Can be Bought.
1t is not a bad scheme for those who in.
tend to be liberal to their friends on this
series Of holidays, say for Christmas. 10
buy a nice trunk Of Kayser, at the San
Francisco Clothing House, and on New
Years Day fill ii with clothing-just a ft,
you know-from Jake COINS Emporium
of Fashion.
Daughter, go to Jake Langstroff and he
will tell you how to measure pa for a new
suit Of clothes. And Jake can make them
in a first-class manner, too.
If you have a rich present, go to J.
Straus', in Rosenheim's cigar store, and
get him to engrave your name thereon.
1t would not be a bad idea for those
whose bellies are well filed every day to
drop into Rube Egleston's and order a
sack of -four sent to some poor neighbor.
A few good eggs are mighty handy to
have about the house on Christmas. H.
Johnson has them for sale.
Some Of our readers, we are informed,
haven't the coin in sufficient quantity to
get a new suit Of clothes this year. Then
take the old ones over to E. Keuhn's, next
to Joe Boos's butcher shop, and let him
clean 'em up. He will make them look
like new.
Leave your order with Jake Harris to
send up to " Brother Ton" o box Of his
best Havanas. se
Wives and mothers, buy q broom, the
handle OF which will last you q year. Nc
Birney and the Major keep 'em.
Tn young man who gives his girl q ride
on Christmas is often thought Of in after
years. G.. B. Ford has some spanking out
fits at the old Moore Bros. stable.
Mothers. present the old man with nice,
warm Undertaking; it keeps the rheu-
matics out of his bones. Sisters, get bub q
clean, glossy shirt; Democrats, pay that
New York hat-bet-and get all Of the things
at ALI. Harris Furnishing House.
1t is astonishing how some fathers bum
die up and leave their little spindle-shanked
sons to shiver around nine months in the
year. At the White House an overcoat
costs 40 more than a rocking-horse.
A jug Of 'sour mash" would be appre-
ciated, if sent from Tonkin d Co.'s whole
sale house to some Of the boys who are
doing assessment work.
Ii you want to send your girl a lock OF
hair, go to Murray & Mead's and let them
cut it off in an artistic manner.
A Rosenheim has some beautiful cigar
n cigarette holders; also pipes, from
those Of baked clay to foam-of-the-sea
| bowls.
A case OF Nabob Bourbon can be secured
at r. Sadler's, and, for a New Years pres
ent, might start some good man on the
road to health and prosperity.
Abe Harris can furnish a rich present in
anything Of his line, wines, liquors or
cigars.
M. ]. Franklin & Co.'s fancy dry goods
store is an excellent place to get first-class
presents for your friends. They sell the
Foster" kid gloves, and q package of
them for your lady friend is not too expen-
sive.
NJ. Calisher has the largest stock Of holt
day goods ever brought to Eureka. He
allows his customers to select, and then
charges them reasonable prices. Any man,
woman or child can get whatsoever he,
she or it desires at Calisher's.
A lady is applying for a divorce in our
District Court because her husband has
not bought her a dress in eight years Of
their married life. She will get 1.-THE d.
vorce. Every married woman is entitled
to a new dress once in seven years, and a
good place to get one is at Morris q Levy's
from a silk to an alpaca-gingham.
Frank Clute keeps everything, and is al
ways ready to fill orders for baby carriages
or barley. He has been receiving so many
goods Of late that we could not keep track
Of his specialties.
OF Mr.. P. Steler's stock Of jewelry and
| s~ilyeryare we have said enough. He in.
forms us that the people OF Eureka never
called for good, solid gold and silver pres
ents as they have this year. His place OF
business is crowded at all times, and his
sales are immense.
Messrs. T. r. Hutchinson & Co. can fur
nish anything, from a bunch Of tooth-picks
to q wholesale and retail establishment
complete, in the clothing, grocery or liquor
line. Remember II.
II you want to keep your dearest friends
in q laughing humor for one year, just go
to Louis Monaco and get a chrome Of your.
self.
NJ. L. Gregovich has shelves loaded down
with toys made from candy. Several spec
linens are marvels Of workmanship.
Ed. Wilhelm has Q small store, u
large stock Of elegant jewelry from which
to select presents. Mr.. Wilhelm aims to
dispose Of the greater part OF his stock
this week, and will sell cheap.
DIR. Schneider has many useful aud orna-
mental articles in his drug store. By look
ing over his show cases one can select that
which will benefit the party to whom 1t il
presented.
Go to o. Dunkel's and buy your daddy
a clean shirt and broad-cloth suit. 1t Ii
probable he will remember you in hii