The Press., 1884-12-18
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Local Notices "a New stock Newmarkets, Dolmans and Circulars just received. Prices very low H o. Wheeler.
 Call at A. W. Walkers & Co.'S. and exam inc their stock of Initial Handkerchiefs.
 Foot Rests for presents to gentlemen, in a great variety of styles, now finishing at Paine's, 4S Canal street, Boston, Mass. We notice that. Leach of the Central Clothing House is putting in bis usual stock of holiday goods, such as Fur Caps, Cardigan Jackets, Silk and Linen Hem-stitched Hand kerchiefs, Neck-wear, etc. and each customer gets the lowest possible prices and the best stock to select from. Sensible buyers will pre- fer this to presents, that of course must be given from the profits made on the purchase. -Hanley has an extra large line of Ladies and Gents fancy Slippers that are appropri- ate as holiday gift, on which prices are made to suit the times. Call and examine them at Rockwells block.
 -$25 Parlor Folding Beds in Desk form at Paine's Furniture Co.,, AS Canal st., Boston, Mass. This bed is by far the best and lowest priced ever patented, in the form of a, nlce parlor desk when closed.
 Walker Bros $ Tobey, Springfield, offer for Holiday Presents most beautiful goods, such as Silk Umbrealls, Walking Sticks, buck born and silver-mounted gentlemen's English Driving Gloves, in Russia, Alligator and Morocco leather; Leather Collar and Cuft Boxes, ladies' Travelling and Shopping Bags, in Persian patterns gentlemen's Club Bags, in Seal and Alligator, Gladstone and other styles; Gents Kid Walking and Coaching Gloves Fisk, Clark & Flagg's Neck-wear, Seal Caps and Gloves ladies' Seal Gloves, &c. Give your mother and father pair ot snectacles for Christmas present, and you will find good ones at D. M. Chapins, 432 Main-st Springfield; one of the best ot op- ticians.
 ladies and Gents Easy Chairs for Hol- iday Gifts in great variety have just been finished at Paine's, 48 Canal st., Boston.
 A WATCH GIVEN TO EvERYBoDY.-D. H. Briohana < Co.,, the Springfield clothiers, give . .7Waterburyn Watch to cash purchasers to the amount of S12 and upwards, sales to in clude Suits. Overcoats, Furnishing Goods uo+. and Cans. for men, boys and children Th;s watch is good time keeper These u;tb their already popular prices, make then holiday sales more than usually attractiVe Eo+her. and mothers should bear this in mind tbis is Brigham Co.'S Christmas present te cash buyers. Every boy should be interested | Fleoant variety of useful Holiday dlfts m al their departments. Visit tais immense ou. fitting establishment. lnspeeaoa o' 'nei' goods incurs no obligation to Day. e~Photocraph Albums very low ct Parsons
 
 Clothiers. Read advertisement
 ~Wbitney & Adams, leading bookseller of snrinp6eid. have a store full of very at tractive 9oods fex the holidays, among whcf are hooks. bibles, fine stationary, ChristInai and New Years cards, aibams, fine pocke books. ,,e, -The best place in Springfield to get lii lift size photograph is at Hardy's studio, oA' Main-st. He has fine solar instrument.
 For holiday present t.y Burns, sprlng field, as he has the finest bookcases, ladies work tables, foot rests mahogany and blael walnut chamber sets, parlor furniture, roll top desks, rattan furniture, the new foldlnt bed with writing desk attachment, new man tel beds, music stands, slipper backs aA 2 the very lowest prices to suit hard times
 -"Ouicker than lightning is the way t' express it, in reference to taking those beau tiful photographs at Chauncey l.. Moore studio, Springfield. Go early and secure some of his fine work for the holidays.
 Holiday gifts. A very large assortmen of Easels and Screens are now being finished at Paine's Furniture Manufactory on Cana st., Boston.
 -C. N. Simpson, Springfield, has for salt second hand organs from $10 up; also sec ond hand piano, four round corners, DC taves, rosewood case, prime order, for $l.5O- S25 down, $10 month.
 -J d. s@~~. evening, using The wonderful Electric ane Iiahtning Lamps which he has for sale.
 Smith & Murray, Springfield, have open ed their Noahs Ark again for the holidays and filled it fuller than ever, with present. for everybody.
 Cliff Art Store of Springfield has bee1 engaged for the fifteenth time by old Sant Claus, with an iron clad agreement that lov prices shall rule on all holiday goods, and word to the wise is sufficient.
 -Kverybody contemplating making Christmas present should visit J. J. Gallivan' store and examine his stock and prices has a magnificent line of goods You cal make the best selections by calling at once.
 HOLIDAY GooDs AT KNsAAN's From nov till Christmas ". D. Kinsman, Springfield offers special bargains in Real Duchesse Lace and Fichus, 375 dozen Ladies' Embroidere' Initial Handkerchiefs, all linen, full size, 25c. stock of gloves-"Alexander," "Alice, ssLouise," tc.,-Misses and children's cloak regardless of cost, Ladies' Florence silk un derwear, silk hosiery, shopping bags, wallets coin purses, plush mirrors, silver and gol plated iewelry, etc.. and hundreds of article not mentioned here-all very cheap. Gem early before the assortment is broken.
 Don't buy your Christmas Goods unt you see the stock Of A. Adams. s .. ea .
 To THE PuBLIc.-Reports have been circr lated that have been shaving in nay shop O Sundays. wish to say that for the nearl twelve years have been doing business fc myself my place has been kept closed O Sundays, and that for the two years and owe that have been in Stafford but three person have been shaved in my shop on Sundays, tw of those year and half ago, and one rt gently, and all of these on account of peculia circumstances of necessity. shall endeavc to oblge all my customers as best can fo six days in the week, but on the Sabbath intend to rest. F. A. FAGG.
 -Christmas Goods at A. Adams. See adv't
 70. N. Simpson. Springfield. offers set ond pianos, put in frst-class order, from $2 to $500 !; and nicely repaired second hand ol gans of all makes, very cheap.
 Father, mother. brother, sister, every body can find at Metcaf & Luthers, Spring field, some useful holiday presents, and at price within the reach of all easy chairs camp chairs, slipper racks, foot rests, black ing boxes, lamps, tables, rugs, carpets, chan Der sets, parlor suits, and many other good suitable for presents s
 Parsons says he will sell you Fanc Broken Candy for 15c. per pound; mic mixed Candy for 16c. per pound; Fanc French Creams for 25c. per pound.
 Call on Parsons for Diaries for 1886--I has the Standard and American at low price
 sTAFFORD.
 The ssTontine House" is the name which Remmert's hotel in the Tide