The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-12-10
Business Locals.


FINE JEwELRY, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, &C.
Justis d ASnaiger-There is no more reliable
place anywhere at which to buy fine jewelry,
watches or precious stones, than that of Messrs.
Justis & Armiger, No. 1876 West Baltimore
street, Baltimore. Their assortment has been
selected with the skill and taste which comes
of long experience in the jewelry business, and
embraces many articles eXquisitely beautiful in
design and finish. Mr.. J. G.. G. Justis, of the
firm, is a son of Mr.. William Justis, ono of the
best known and most popular watchmakers and
jewellers of Baltimore. Mr.. James r. Armiger
was for twenty five years connected with the
establishment of Messrs. Garfield Il Co., and is
regarded as an expert in all that relates TO
diamonds or precious stones. MesGrs. Jnstis &
Armiger are the successors of I.armour u Co.
Their store is designated by The Electric Clock
William IT. Sdrton-Mr. William H. Saxton,
No. Light street, Baltimore, formerly with G.
W. Webb ~ Co., has on hand remarkably fine
assortment of jewelry of unique and beautiful
designs, suitable for holiday presents. 1t in
cludcs variety of the fashionable Rhine stone
ornaments for the hair, which, being cut and
polished, glitter and sparkle with almost the
brlllancy. of the diamond but being more
plentiful are not so expensive. Mr.. Saxton de-
signs and makes gold and silver jewery to order,
and has excellent taste in all that pertains to
his art lie has many friends in Hartford and
Baltimore counties, and his store may be sci
down MS first-cass and reliable one.
q. r.. SaHtler d Sons-No firm in Baltimore
to haitn Cav tIat -
Messrs. g. 4. Sadtler " Sons, No. 2l2 West
Baltimore street, near Charles, Baltimore. Mr..
Sadtler, the senior member of the firm, has
furnished aids to the eyesight, in the way of
spcctacles, &C., to the fathers and even some OF
the gmndfathers of the present generation, and
the firm still takes the lead in all that pertains
to this branch of business. In addition, they
have large stock of gold and silver watches,
fine and beautiful jewelry, diamonds, solid and
plated silver ware, of exquisite designs and all
at fair prices. Do not forget them, when
selecting Christmas or wedding presents.
DRY GooDs.-Messrs. Neal, Armstrong " Co.,
successors to Geo. IL. g. Neal ~ Son, corner of
Baltimore and Holiday streets, making
things lively in the dry goods trade of Baltimore
city. They have made great reductions in the
prices of the large stock of goods in their store,
for the purpose of closing them out TO make
room for new goods, which are being received
every day. Therefore there is always an ample
supply on hand, to suit every taste. The reduc-
ton does not apply alone to goods little "ott
color" or slightly out of style as regards the
caprices of fashion, but also to standard goods
and handsome dress goods of the latest styles.
As . consequence they have had great rush
| of customers, all of whom have been pleased
with their bargains. Mr.. Armstrong the new
member of the firm was lately connected with
the great dry goods house of A. T. Stewart
u Co., of New York, and his ability and
experience in connection with the business
| qualifications of the other members of the firm
| will effect revolution in the dry goods trade
of Baltimore. Meals store has been popular with
the ladies for many years, and under the new
management its popularity, we predict, will be
| greatly increased.
| BRIC-A -BRAC.-lfy you are at loss in selecting
suitable Christmas presents for your friends,
pay visit to the large store of Messrs. Samuel
Child ~ Co., No 90 North Charles street. Balt-
more Their tables and shelves are crowded
| with the most beautiful china and glass ware
and articles of various kinds imported from
abroad or made at home. While many of the
things exhibited are rare and COSTLY there are
thousand of beautiful articles at very low prices
Besides articles of ornament, Messrs Child &
| Co. are extensive dealers in hOuse-furnishng
| goods, and have almost everything handy to
| have about the house, even down to q pair of
candle shutters. 60 and see the pretty things,
at any rate.
CLoTHING.-Our readers must have noticed
| the large advertisement of Messrs. Rosenfeld
IL Co., in last weeks and this weeks 1Egis-
| This firm has been in existence for many years
and has supplied clothing to many thousands OF
men and boys in all parts of this and other
States. Their large establishment is at the
corner of Baltimore street and Market Space,
Baltimore. Mr.. Rosenfeld, senior, has with
| drawn from active connection with the business,
and for number of years it has been managed
| by his sons. Their stock of clothing is large,
fashionable, good and cheap, and they can s,dt
you, if anybody can. Give them trial.
D. r. HiUnan d Co.-Messrs. B. R. Hilman
u Co., No. 166 West Baltimore street, Baltimore,
will make deduction of ten per cent. on every
| purchase of clothing from them between now
and January LIST. They have an excellent and
well assorted stock, and take every pains to
please their customers. Call and see their stock
They are pleasant gentlemen to deal with
| e. Wyatt Baker, Bel Air, Md, is pleased to in
| form his patrons that he has secured stock of
"Pulmona," the celebrated Medicine for Coughs
| Throat and Lung Trouble that has been working
| such wonderful cures in other sections. IL Is
| worth trial. Price so cents. oct2a-l4t-eow
DIR. ID. Rawls, of Connersville, Ind, pro-
nounces DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup as an infaliible
remedy in the community. He says it finds
ready sale at all times. 1t is the peoples remedy.
| Price 25 cents.
| HE STILL LIVES.