The daily gazette., 1881-12-23
CHRI .TMAs GIFTS.


WHERE THEY MAY BE FoUND-A
FINE AND GENERAL DISPLAY BY QUE
MERCHANTS AND SOME WHO ADvER.
TIsE IN THE GAZETTE"
But two days yet remain wherein
to make purchase for Christmas @ fits
and IN order that the readers of the
GAZETTE may know where.they can
purchase such articles the names OF
some who advertise 10 the GAZETTE
are given:
j. T. MULLIN 4 SON.
Clothing is as necessary to this
. life as food, and ronst suently gift
tof a fine ssSs ossssbthes would doubts
less be very acceptable. The place to
procure handsome and at the same
time stylish suit is at j. T. Mullin
Il Son, Sixth and Market streets
These gentlemen came to this city
about two years ago, perfect stran-
gers and commenced business on
Fourth street between King and
Market. BY strict attention to busi-
ness they soon commenced to build
up trade which steadily increased
until they were obliged to remove to
their present location. Here also
they were obliged by their rapidly
growing trade to enlarge and within
a very short time they will again en-
large and occupy the entire Sayille
building. This firm has constantly
on hand large stock of the yery
best goods manufactured both
foreign and domestic and of the
latest patterns. Those who desire to
obtain suit Of clothes should not
make a purchase until they hive
called at Messrs. Mulliu's. They
are very particular in making suit
OF clolhlng, as they allow no gar-
ments to go OUT of their store until
is satisfactory to the purchaser. Call
and be convinced for yourselves.
HENRY PIKE.
No one is completely dressed unless
their feet a o encaseJ In handsome pair
of fine fitting boots or shoes. The place
to obtain such an article is at Henry
Pixies Boston One Price Boots aud Shoe
House, No. 200 Market street. Mr.. Pike
beyond question keeps the finest assort
ment of boots and shoes to be found in
this city. He has on hand suitable for
the holidays, large stock of handsome
slippers for ladies, misses and gentlemen.
He also has large stock OF Burt's Justly
celebrated shoes both for ladies and gen.
tlemen. A call aud an examlnationends
In purchase.
DAVID MccLosKEy.
II you contemplate presenting your
friend with q hat, the place to pure chase
II is at Dsyid McCioskey's No. Ala
Market street. A hasty glance In his
window reveals the fact that be is fully
for The season. His stock is LARGE
and we'll assorted, and prices are marked
away down. A visit to his store will
amply repay yos.
HENRY GREBE.
A handsome carpet sets Of room as
nothing else can do. Ii you think of
making purchase in that line, call and
examine the stock OF Henry Grebe, No.
300 Market street. He has on hand a
full line Of tapestry, Brussels, three ply
iDgralns aud damasks of very handsome
designs.
ia j. N. HARMAN.
Decidedly the largest furniture store
on the Peninsula is that of j. &J N,
Harman, No. 410 King street. While
walking around contemplating what
kind of present you shall make your
friends, just for a moment stop in at 410
King street, and behold the vast stock of
furniture there displayed. This arm
have for number of years led the fur
nitUre business In the State, and no
wonder, because their stock is SO varied.
is OF the latest designs and of the best
material. IL Is Hext to impossible to give
description OF their stock, it IS there.
fore left the readers to call and examine
iJ.
B,F, TOWNSEND.
If you know of any one who stands in
need of coal send them a quarter or n
half ton or ton. Ifyou make up your
mind to SO do the next thing is to know
where to purchase the dusky diamond.
b. f. Townsend foot Of Fourth street
would be pleased to receive your order.
His coal is from the best mines, all we'll
screened, ,and delivered directly into your
cellar without the least Inconvenience.
JAMES MEGRATTEN.
At the Enterprise furniture warsrooms
No. 316 Market street, can be found an
elegant assortment of furniture suitable
for the holidays. The proprietor Mr..
Megrotten will be pleased to have you
cali and examination. Heis also agent
for the famous Patent Elastic Felt Mat.
tresses. holsters and pillows.
JAMES L. MCKINNEY.
In order to start fire 1t is necessary TO
have wood. II you are out of the arti-
Gle send to James l.. McKenney, VITO
will deliver you lead promptly for
81 75.
oHAs. WARNER co.
This well known, frm have on hand
as usual large ST OK of coal of the best
qualities, which they are selling at the
lowest market prices. They 6ll orders
very promptly.
The Missing BOat.
LONDON, Dee. ~, 1881.
The st. Petersburg correspondent of
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