Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-12-19
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| look over the splendid stock at 4.
Rowse's store, shows where most everything
| in the line of watches and clocks of the best
make can be found; also jewelry and silver
ware of every desirable pattern, gold rings,
pins, lockets, charms, sleeve and collar but
tons, ETC., etc. In addition to his usually
large stock, he has goods expressly for holt
day gifts. While you are selecting goods
from the jewelry department, Mr.. Horne will
take your order for cut flowers, bouquets,
wedding wreaths of every possible design
The ladies should give these gentlemen call
for their holiday fit-out will not be complete
without some article furnished in their line.
And a most valuable gift can be produced by
A. W. Kimball, photographer. Have him do
your face, or that of your friend, in oil, cray
on, pastelle, india ink or water colors, while
your faces are pretty, put them up in cases
and frames, fer those who remain when you
are gone, to look at. But we must not pass
our millners by. Their line Of goods is very
important to the ladies, and for the purpose
of ascertaiaing what are the winters fashion
in hats and bonnets, we will drop in at
Mrs NJ. b. Hodges, Miss 4. O. Gctchells,
and Miss L. NJ. Jordan's store. They all
have grand display of fall and winter MILL
merry, trimmed hats and bonnets, ruchings,
neckties, with an elegant assortment of silk
goods, velvet and satins, fancy ribbons, feath-
ers and flowers. Mrs. Hodges has fine line
of hair work, laces, and corsets, which she
offers at very low rates, with an object to
close out her stock. Leighton, Scruton &
Co., dealers in foreign and domestic dry
goods, black silks and cashmeres, have for
the holiday trade, japanese ware, fancy soaps,
jewelry. kid gloves, laces, childrens hosiery,
handkerchiefs. and great variety of cmbroid-
cry and fine needle work But Christmas is
near at hand and the people wish to know
where they can find a good fat turkey,
goose or duck, roast of beef or
pork, with all the fixings which go to
make up a good dinner and our friend Lucius
Hill, at his new store, under Hotel North is
prepared to furnish any thing in the line of
choice groceries, provisions, meats, fruits,
&C., &c. His prices are reasonable, call and
see him. Henry Boynton reminds his friends
that he is prepared to furnish sewing ma
chimes at all times, and we know of no more
suitable present Of practical use than first
rate sewing machine, and now the boys are
in pursuit of game, Stafford & Co., have fine
assortment of guns, pistols and other fire.
arms, with large stock of cartridges and
sporting powder. They carry a full stock
of skates, saws, scissors, and cutlery. Par
ticular attention given to sharpening and re-
pairing tools. Their line of goods furnishes
many articles suitable for holiday presents.
Mr.. Henry Taber is engaged in the heating
of buildings by steam and the plumbing bus
mess generally. He does a general plumb
ing business, such as steam and hot water
heating fitting up bath rooms, etc, attend
ing promptly to all orders for bath tubs,
force pumps, globe and angle valves and steam
to the purchase and selection of all metals
and articles that are used in his business.
At Doughty Brothers may be found good
supply of harnesses, gold and silver mount
ed, blankets, robes, whips, brushes, combs,
halters ETC., etc. Particular attention paid
to repairing This makes up the list of our
advertising patrons in town.
At lIallowell, Geo. o. Whipple waits upon
his customers with fine display Of furni-
ture, at low prices. Easy chairs, foot rests.
rockers and fancy chairs, parlor and chamber
sets are of his own manufacture.