The Press., 1883-12-20
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 A. W. Walker & Go. have few more o those ladies' Jackets that they are selling fol $1 each. Also a To of ladies'. scarlet under wear at $1, never sold less than $1.25.
 Rich New Styles in furniture can be ob tained in Boston of the manufacturer at re markable low prices Paine seems to be lead ing in this, already his immense stock is at tracting people from near and far. We know of no other establishment in America that carries so large stock of nice furniture ready to deliver at once and at such remarkable low prices A visit to his store AS anal Street opposite Maine Depot, will prove to any one what we say to be correct.
 For Florida oranges go to Ellis. Read advertisement.
 An auction sale commences this evening at Congdon's.
 Fresh confectionery received this week al Congdon's for 15c. per ID.
 Those desiring hair-work pleese call. Ex pect to leave town Jan. 1st. MRS. H. T CoNGDoS.
 CHRISTMAS OFFERNG.-Forbes & Wallace Springfield, offer 10 pieces black silks a $1.25, worth $1.50 5 ditto at $1.50, wortl $1.75; ditto at $1.75, worth $2.25 ditto at $2, worth $25O. You should see theil Mer-yee Meaux silks at $1.50, worth $2.
 -J D. Gill, Springfield, announces tha ticket 433 has drawn set, Chambers; 213 { Rogers group, $25; 329 oil painting, $1OO 33S music box, SIS; 2541 No. 4 dictionary $9. Holders will please call for the goods.
 Forbes & Wall ce, Springfield, are offer ing lot of French plate mirrors, velvet ane plush frames, at about half the usual price.
 For Grapes, Figs, Dates, Nuts, &c., SC to Ellis. Read advertisement.
 Those Tea Pots in Anthony Adams show windows are just the thing for Christmas present Gall and see them. You will also find fine line of other Christmas goods, in cluding line of the finest Hanging Lamps to be found in town, at prices much lowel than other dealers are selling for. See adv't
 Forbes & Wallace, Springfield, are offer ing ladies and gents silk umbrellas at $2. 50 $3, $3. 50, $4, which are cheap at S3, $3.5 $4, and $5. 4 large stock of silk handker chiefs worth from 25 cts. to 75c., going fol 19c. to soc.
 IS volumes Works complete for $6, ,95 This is the largest type and bes illustrated edition, just the books for Christ mas present, and are found only at Gill's Ar Store, Springfield. ..
 White Clover Honey at Ellis.
 Anthony Adams gives his customers 6 ''prize" in the price of the goods. Give him call before you purchase your Christmas goods.
 While Metcaf & Luther, Springfield, do mostly cash trade, they do take monthly pay ,ko f~r f1ry, 1rr nf u11,ioh the purchaser does not feel he is receiving any special, it being credit which comes to him in the ordinary line of their business, yet con- ducted quietly and privately as not to injure by publicity, the feelings of well-to-do house furnishers, whether they be merchants, man. ufacturers, working men, clerks, or the gen. eral public, who desire temporary accom- modation.
 70. L. Moore, opposite Court Square, Springfield, has very choice specimens of plaques in his photographic studio. You should see them. They are elegant gifts for the holidays. -., ..
 -J. D. Gill, Springfield, announces that ticket 433 has drawn set Chambers; 213 8 Rogers grou $2,. 329 oil painting, $100 339 music box, SIS; 254l Ne. 4 dictionary, $9. Holders will call for the goods.
 For Holiday supplies go to Ellis. Read advertisement.
 Most as quick as lightning are the pic lures taken-at L, Moore's studio, opposite Court Square, Springfield.
 For holiday photographs you should go to c. l.. Moore's, opposite Court Square, Springfield. He has most elegantly finished speciments in his studio.
 -Go to Metcalf < Luther's, Springfield, and get a good carpet for your Christina present.
 Lewis at IF State street, Springfield, has large line of reliable boots and shoes. He makes speciality of medium priced goods.
 For elegant lace curtains and beautifully arranged draperies Maxfeld of Springfield, one of the largest furniture dealers in that city, has long taken the lead. He has just draped the windows of wealthy and enter prising citizen of Stafford, placing two hun dred dollars worth in each window.
 Just look at that elegant China Tea-Set in Hanley's show window. Every purchaser of boots, shoes or rubber goods to the amount of one dollar or over will receive ticket for each dollar, which entities the holder to a have large stock of fancy slippers, both ladies' and gents, which am selling during the holidays at very low prices. Please call and examine goods and inquire prices. VIM. E. HANLEY, Shahan's old stand, Roekwells Block, Stafford Springs.
 Don't waste time in looking for Holiday Goods, but go right to headquarters and make your selections. J. J. Gallivan & Go. have the largest stock, the most varied assortment and the finest line of Holiday Goods for the iesst money to be found in town. Inspection of goods and prices will convince you of the truth of the above statement, besides every cash customer purchasing to the amount of $1 or more will receive ticket with each dollars worth of goods, giving the holder a chance on three grand prizes, wis s--l Dec orated China T a-set, A pieces, Ebony and Gold Hanging Lamp, fine pair large Vases, to be drawn Jan I2th, 1884.
 Professor Proc. or does not think that all the accounts publish. d in regard to peo- pie seeing the sea serpent are founded on illusion or false statements. He considers ollr knowledo.. of the iuhabita it's of th.,