Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-12-18

have not been neglected. There is
vast array of beautiful autograph ant
photograph albums in the latest fash
ionable garb and design, scral
albums, writing desks, cabinets, etc.
with full line of novelties from
which to choose. He has a full lin,
of paints in the best water colors, sole
at prices to suit the times. Mr.. Bart
lett's circulating library contains tn,
best of literature and has an extensive
patronage. Whoever gives his store
a call will find source of enjoyment
in looking at the handsome things
and will hardly fail to find therein
the one thing needful to complete hi.
or her list of Xmas Souvenirs.
JOHN LYONS SHOE STORE.
The next important thing to PEG
ple's heads in the matter of cover
ing is their feet. In this sense these
extremes meet. The wise young
man or woman dresses with greal
deal of reference and Difference to 6
dainty and stylish as well as a com.
Portable shoe-and if rubbers must be
worn, well, have them of fashiona
BILE weight and make. Mr.. Johr
Lyons at his new and enlarged place
of business, -Mr. Mobiles old stand
is prepered to furnish you with any
style of foot wear desired. His stock
is large and of the best quality; and
being practical workman he under
stands the goods he handles. and re-
commends only the best. Those
wanting anything in his line, or those
who wisely unite the useful with the
handsome in Xmas gifts, will find il
to their advantage to call and see
him and get his prices. Mr.. Lyons
attends personally upon his custom,
ers, and is too we'll known to need
any recommendation from us.
D. NJ. KILMER's GROCERY.
If the way to mans heart is thro'
his stomach, las people who have
never been in love sometimes hint is
the case it behooves the housekeepel
to look around and see where she can
find choice supply in that direction
We are highly favored in having an
abundance of good grocery stores
where the freshest of green and can.
ned fruits, and domestic )uxuries of
the edible sort, can be purchased al
city prices. Mr.. d. M. Kilmer, es-
tablished in the corner room of the
Granthan Hall building, has made
preparation for the holiday season
having purchased more largely than
ever of toys and novelties and as
usual has complete line of fresh
groceries, consisting ofsugars, syrups,
foreign fruits, CONNECTIONS, and every
thing the careful housewife needs. 1t
will be worth your while to go and
take look into his queensware and
toy department, where you are free
from the hustle of the store room, and
can handle and examine the beauti
full things at your leisure, and where
you will be surprised to find how
cheaply you can purchase durable and
beautiful ware. Mr.. Kilmer is
thoroughly identified with his bust.
ness, and knows how to attend to it.
STAR GROCERY.
Mr.. Goulden's Star Grocery is a
comparatively new Star in the local
armament, and shines out spick, span
and bright, with everything that is
newest in his line of trade. He has d
fine line of nuts, candies, fruits, con.
fections, teas, coffee and standard
groceries. In crackers he claims the
finest in the city and invites inspec-
ton and comparison. He has large
stock of Xmas goods and specialties
Fine lamps from SO cts. to .25. Toys,
novelties, albums, accordeons, mouth
harps, banjos, etc. He also keeps q
nice line of clocks, picture frames,
and Oil paintings. Mr.. Goulden is q
business man who deserves the pat
ronage and success he has attained
His popular prices will be found with
his advertisement in another column
z. I. GROVES GROCERY.
Mr.. q. t. Grove, the standard gro
Ger, is always "at home" to his large
trade, and comes forward this season
with larger and more varied stock
of groceries and Xmas goods than
ever before. In dry goods there is a
varied assortment as well as in his
other branches of trade. Mr.. Grove
his customers with every
line of goods needed in family, and
has built up by his diligence and at
tention to business, one of the most
extensive trades in the city. He is
we'll supplied with fine groceries and
holiday notions.
A. L. MARTINS GROCERY.
Mr.. A. l.. Martin, next door to the
Lutheran Church, is an enthusiast on
the question of trade in his line, and
has been catering successfully to the
people here; and is moreover a
believer in printers ink when itpoints
in the direction of something good to
eat. Mr.. Martin has first class stock
of fresh, nice groceries, fruits, sugars,
novelties and goods of a culinary
kind to fill the holiday demand, con-
fections, grapes, everything that is
needed, or can be called for. Aside
from selling at the lowest possible
margin, Mr.. Martin makes speciality
of giving everyone who buys as much
as so cts. worth from him handsome
present free. This is explained with
his list of goods and prices, given in
another column of this paper. Give
him call when you need anything
in his line.
w. l.. JONES JEWELRY STORE.
At w. l.. Jones' well known JeWelry
Store, there is larger variety and a
Landowner selection of goods than
ever before, as his stock consists of
almost entirely new goods. In
watches there are the best quality and
finest goods, and the finish in both
ladies' and gentlemen's watches is
prettier and more tasteful than ever.
In ladies' and gentlemen's rings and
pins, there are hundreds of lovely de-
signs from which to choose. A hand
some novelty in the latter, is the
4" Moonstone," ask to see it. Mr..
Jones has always made speciality OF
silVerWare. and offers a temptingly