The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-12-16
Christmas Goods.

That Christmas is coming and is not far
stores in town. Show windows. counters
and shelves are filed with holiday goods and
the purchasers are many. At no other time
of year do buyers so readily spend their
money, and their beaming faces prove that
they dcpletc their purses with pleasure From
present appearances this Christmas will be
as festive and joyous as any of its predeccs-
sors. Our merchants evidently think so,
judging by the large quantities of goods they
have provided for the comfort and delight
of their customers.
In buying presents it is well to know where
to 20 IN order to secure bargains, getting
excellent articles for reasonable sums.
In the large establishment of l. W. Me-
Kevy can be found almost anything you de-
sire in the way of dry goods, dress goods,
novelties of all kinds, and also groceries,
china and glassware and such useful and al
ways welcome goods.
J. w. Hartman offers an unusually attract
i've display of Christmas goods, the mere
enumeration of which would require "A col
umn. Call and inspect his extensive stock.
j. Saltzcr has Weber and IIardman pianos,
Estey organs, all kinds of small musical in
struments, and the Davis sewing machines.
You can certainly lind something to suit you
at his store.
George 4 Clark has an admirable collec-
ton of handsome books, and an endless va
riety of stationery and fancy goods, Christ
mas and New Years cards, pictures, fancy
frames, gold pens and pencils and diaries for
1882 \ fine stock indeed.
At the Peoples Drug and Book Store you
! can find books of all kinds, stationery, fancy
boxes, card, cigar, handkerchief and glove
cases, vases, mirrors, ornamental bottles and
host of things just suitable for gifts.
Moyer Bros exhibit beautiful line OF
toilet articles, perfumes, fancy soaps, student
lamps and countless ornamental and useful
articles. BY all means call and look at thcil
display, for it well deserves inspection.
For furs, shawls, dolmans, and the variou,
articles of feminine attire, go to Lutz \
Sloan's. They have II fine stock of thcil
goods and also of jewclry, such as rings,
| bracelets, chains, &c.
Clark & Sons big store is crammcd will
goods, comprising hats and bonnets, dr..
goods, dress goods, furs, silks, ,handkerchicfs
fancy baskets, and innumerable novelties
| suitable for the season.
No better Christmas gift can be made than
II handsome OvercOat or suit of clothes. Da
vid Lowenberg has an immense assortmcn
of ovcrcoats and ulsterS, and his stock o
suits is so comprehensive that any taste cal
be gratiiied. He has also the latest pattern
of cloths and cassimeres to fill orders, and
large stock of hats and caps. Call and see
Louis Bernhard offers jewelry, silvcrwarc
clocks, watches, &c, at greatly reduce
prices, if bought before the first of the year
This is rare chance to get bargains and W
advise our readers to take advantage of it,
G. c. Marr has made provision for his Gus
toners and has an excellent assortment {
dry goods, groceries, &c. This is the plaC
to buy farm produce, butter, eggs, poultry
&c;, and Christmas is the time when yo
need dainties.
Billmcyer &J Co., offers as large II stock {
fine groceries as can be found in town. II
has sugar and spice and all that's nice
that line, and you cannot get along comfor
ably at Christmas time without these lux
ricS.
At HcndcrShott's Pharmacy can be foun
elegant toilet sets of cclluloid coralin
and dcatitc, brushes of every description, ST.
dent, stand and bracket lamps, fancy soap
cosmetics, perfumery and a thousand thin!
suitable for Christmas gftS.
Boots, shoes, slippers plain and fancy, &c
tlemcn's furnishing goods, scarfs, &C.,
great variety are to be had at +. d. Dcntler'
He has laid in lots of new goods.
We have enumerated but Il few Of the MAJ
articles to be found in the various stores,
, space would not permit full dcsCriptio
From the hints thus given our readers oug
: to have no difficulty in finding what tn,
. need. With that intention the article W
u written.