Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-12-22

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| the popular hardware dealer on South Main
street, has that sine qua non to boys happiness
In winter, fine skates and also that which is not
limited to season climate, the tool that illus
trates the national trait jack-knives In the line
Of fine household furnishing goods, the peer Of
porcelain lined goods, he has the famous agate
ware. To people with a sportmsn's tastes the
new American single breech-loading shotgun is
an interesting novelty. This gun is highly priced
by sportsmen, and, though costing less is superior
to the double barreled guns. II you have MIN
rod among your friends, here is hint for you.
MISS NJ. l.. PAGE
has nice line OF fancy goods silk handkerchiefs,
\ hosiery and worsted goods in all varieties and
nice line of ladies' furnishing goods, and many
other things that are Just what you want for
Christmas presents Call and see them at Post
office block.
COLLINS BLAKELy,
druggist has meerschaum pipes, cigar holders
and canes, elegant cut glass bottles of beautiful
workmanship, hand mirrors, cologne, perfumery
and a full line of choice toilet articles
L. p. GLEASON
has everything useful and ornamental in the way
Of substantial and fancy articles in dry goods for
Christmas presents Gift buyers cannot do better
than to accept Mr.. Gleasons invitation to examine
his stock. In addition to his regular line OF goods
he has made special provision for the holiday
trade by the addition of many seasonable articles
which have been selected with rare good taste and
judgment
d. L. FULLER & SON
have fine line Of ladies' and gentlemen's skates,
and what is always seasonable and useful as well
as acceptable to Young America, youths tool
chests. Pocket and table cutlery, sver-pated
knives and forks are among the nicer articles for
household which the Messrs. Fuller have
for sale. Scroll saws are useful educators in de-
| signing, and In the finer mechanic arts. Remem-
her this inexpensive tool while cudgeing your
brains for something for the elder children The
Fullers have these saws and many other articles
very useful which visit to their store will
disclose
BlxBy & co.
show line Of articles rare and curious for the
selection Of which the senior has special advan-
tages, and, what Is better good taste and judg
ment. Longway and Vienna ware in candlesticks,
cgar-hoders, vases, card-recevers and ink-staDds,
all unique in style and design, win the favor OF
novelty seekers. Beautiful celluloid toilet sets
in elegant silk and plush cases, smoking-sets,
cologne and perfumery in all the attractive forms
in which these goods are put up, meerschaum and
brier pipes, hollywood pallets and easels for
painting, Swiss carved work, ETC., all suggest
i've of Christmas holidays and the happiness Of
the lucky recipients Of articles like the above.
Take time to give Bixby & Co. a call.
H. $. LOOMS.
The proverbial taste and Judgment OF this vet
eran dealer in dry goods, tested and approved by
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buyers stands him in better stead than any en-
dorsement the types can give him. Beautiful
laces elegant raw-silk table-spreads, lace hand
kerchiefs, full line of linen goods, nubias and
silk mittens for ladies' respectfully suggested
for the consideration Of the perplexed gift buyer.
That LOOMS is the place to buy these articles
and many more we cannot name, a call at his store
will give conclusive proof.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
C. f. Fullerton Walker & Puffer, or C. II.
Shipman will furnish the 'time- honored slipper
for Christmas gifts, not for disciplinary pur-
poses-to all anxious enquirers, or anything
else which the skill of the craftsmen of the last
has devised for the comfort or the decoration OF
the foot.
+. d. HYDE,
irreverently yclept "Old Hydey," has fine
stock of nuts, square and octagon, cold and hot
pressed, and some elegant goods in Norway iron.
Mr.. Hyde has flour in the common and finest
brands, which will make an acceptable present to
the poor. Iron and heavy hardware may be hard
wares for a merry Christmas, but the proprietor
throws in all the merrment his merchandise
may lack.
f. n scovILLE
has fine lot of sleds for boys and girls and
everything desirable in the furniture line.
D. W. TEMPLE,
Walton's new building, is stocked with useful and
fancy articles in dry goods suitable for attractive
Christmas presents. He also offers rare induce
ments in this direction in the way of coaks, dol
mans, ulsers, etc, in large variety at closing out
prices Such articles make substantial and
very acceptable Christmas present
A. c. HARLOW AND II. E. sLAYToN
have seasonabe goods in the photograph and
picture line. photograph elegantly framed is
within Harlows power to provide. Christmas
cards, stereoscopes and views and other holiday
picture goods can be found at Slaytons.
A. j. HOWE,
on South Main street, has fine fancy goods for
ladies' Fichus, black and white, Spanish lace
ties, lace pillow shams, jackets, ruches, purses,
bags, and ladies cutlery, are among the many nice
things in Mr.. Howes stock. You will find here,
too Turkish Tides, rugs, mats and full line OF
small wares all suitable for holiday tokens.
A. @. STONE
has many novelties, the work Of the silver crafts
men. Silver horse shoes, nails and all, the old
} oaken bucket" well, sweep and all, the pump
and water trough Of a century ago, and other
unique devices for flower holders. silver
cologne barrel watches, clocks and jewery, and
silver ware in such tasteful designs as skilled
artisans produce in these times, make up stock
which Mr.. Stone will sell at greatly reduced
nrices hv reason of his contaminated remoyaI IN