The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-27
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This is the question that agitates the
public mind at this season. Every one
of course is apprised Of the arrival OF
the great and good Santa Claus, and
of his liberal disposition of fancies aud
useful articles for Christmas and New
Years presents. We are happy in
being able, from long experiencesin
Newspaper life, to give our dear friends
an idea of the stores to which they
can 90, and where they can solve the
Important question which now agitates
them. At these emporiums they will
see every variety of goods, in such pro-
fusion, that they will not have the
slightest difficulty in making selections,
We first call attention to the store OF
B. H. Bline & Co. 1t is there that one
can see allthe beautiful and elegant
fabrics in Dry Goods, Silks and fancy
notions, many of which have been de-
signed expressly for this Joyous occa-
sion.
Then step in and see the busy clerks
of D. C. Flynn. we verify believe that
they do not stop to eat their dinners.
Christmas is great occasion to them,
and their boss is particular friend OF
Santa.
Next as the BARRIERS say, is our
genial friend w. T. Tarrant: He has
got christmas all over, from the crown
of his feet to the sole Of his head, and
his clerks are so lively that one might
think that Tarrant feeds them on egg
nog.
And our old friend NJ. Foot; Christ
mas is good day with him. If you
want anything good; anything nice,
anything pretty, in short anything to
make a friend or brother happy, go to
Foot's.ard tell him your troubles. He
will relieve you.
Some people think it hard to find
every thing they want, and many for.
get the Hardware Store of S. p,
Boozer. Just think of a handsome
pocket knife, a sett OF table knives and
forks, a pair Of keen scissors, and
many other things too tedious to men
ton, and which he will show you.
Down town, a short three minutes
walk will take you to the store OF j. 5.
Russell. He has real Christmas stock.
Mince meat, ounce preserves, and
great variety of other Christmas
sweets, which every one wants, and
will have. Go to him by all means.
In the iewelry line we direct You to
the elegant store OF Ed. Scholtz. Such
bewildering display of beautiful arti-
cles seldom are seen except at Christ
mas times. Nopresent more acceptable
than watch, ring, a broach, chain,
or a fancy piece of china.
D. B. Wheeler's door stands open,
and the crowd flock i'll, examine and
buy some of the many articles he has
laid in from the bounteous store OF, the
good Santa. Dan is a good fellow and
stands as high in the good opinion OF
old Kris as he does in that of the peo-
pie.
Would you make your friend happy?
go to Cloud & Smiths. An oyercoat,
nice suit. pair of pants, a half
dozen shirts, q crayat. Any one Of
these articles will make man or boy
happy if he is not made Of stone.
Our young friend j. W. Coppock
ranks high as a friend of Santa Claus,
and has on his counter some elegant
specimens OF such articles as will elicit
the admiration of all who call III him.
Call and see what he has got.
There are many attractions at the
J store of DR.. FAINT, particularly design
ed for the holiday season to which we
direct your attention, feeling salts
| fed that you will be pleased,
DR.. Pelham, what shall we say of
| him, unless it be that his store like
Noah's ark has every article in it
known to man.
J.sN. Martin & Co., are in Gro
cories substantial line Of goods !;
everything they have is good, you bet,
| and consists Of such things as cannot
be dispensed with this christmas oc-
casion.
+ Geo. McWhirter hasa big store, and
a big stock OF goods, and is prepared
like all others in his line to help the.
Christmas tide.
Our extreme modesty nearly pre-.
vents us saying a word for the HER-
| AID Book Store. An invitation, how:
eyer, is extended to eli persons to visit
| lit when they cannot go anywhere
else.
Christmas and New Years cards = !,
the Herald Store. They are fis sai
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