The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-12-12


ship. The " New American has all Of these
good qualities. L. R. Meader, agent
LARGE assortment Of hall, library and
standard lamps at W. t. Carpenters, Water
bury.
Al. ArHKRToN, successor to T. G. Graves,
Waterbury, has everything nice and desirable,
in crockery.
SEND to J. G. Criggs, Waterbury, Vt, for |
your sewing needles. ALI styles con-
stantly on hand.
CALL for pair Of those Aeece-lined rubbers |
at Griggs,' Waterbury. They are just the
thing for cold weather.
BUY your wife sewing machine for Christ |
mas present. L. r. keader is agent for the
best machine In the world.
LARGE invoices of new goods, especially
adapted to the holiday trade, arriving at W.
E. Carpenters, Waterbury.
WHAT nice present that tea-set or ice
pitcher would make, now to be seen in the
show window at scott's, Waterbury.
THEY do say that Phinney has the finest
stock OF Christmas cards ever shown In this
market, and the prices are very low.
D. HOPKINS wants his Christmas poultry at
Stowe, Saturday, Dec. 10, and at Waterbury,
Monday and Tuesday, Dec. II and 1s.
THE attention Of those wishing to receive In
struction in elocuton is called to the advertise
ment of Mrs. A. c. Averill in this paper.
J. c. EMERY reputation for backing up what
he says will make his advertisements on the
fifth and eighth pages interesting reading.
Do not forget the fair at Bethany chapel,
Thursday afternoon and evening, but encourage
the ladies by your presence and patronage.
GREAT variety of silver and plated goods,
appropriate for the holidays. at A. G. stones.
He will engrave them for you free Of charge.
THEy are now opening one Of the finest lines
of holiday goods at Webster's Don't fail to
20 and see the display. Prices less than ever
before.
BEAUTIFUL fruit plates, fine china cups and
saucers, tasteful china tea-sets-all desira-
BILE goods for Christmae-at Al. Atherton's,
Waterbury.
A. G. STONE says the whole of his large
stock of children's toys must 60 this Christ
mas, as he has no room to carry them over.
Go and see him.
plain and fancy engraving satisfactorily done
at A. G. Stones No engraving machines
allowed to be used.
CLooKs, gold and silver watches, chains,
charms, rings, sleeve buttons, ladies' ear jew
els, bar pins, bracelets and neck chains at
Keene's, Waterbury.
CHRISTMAS and New Years cards, photo
graph and autograph albums, mirrors, hand
glasses and mustache cups, at Keene's, oppo-
site the bank, Waterbury.
GEORGE G. KELLOGG, who sdvertises to place
loans on western lands, has been all through
the section where these lands are located, and
knows whereof he speaks.
L. p. GLEASON & Co., make an announcement
20 our readers this week which Is worthy of q
careful reading. This firm never promises
more than they can fulfill.
EVERY time you use pocket-knife, pur.
chased Of A. G. Stone, you will smile and
wonder how 1t is possible to make knife hold
its edge as these knives do.
ELEoANT china bread and milk sets, pretty
toy sets of crockery, at Al. Atherton's
Waterbury. Just the thing for handsome
Christmas presents for the children.
CHILDRKN's silver sets In great variety, chill
dren's knives and forks, children's gold rings,
gold ties, neck chains and everything useful
and ornamental for the children, at Keenes,
Waterbury.
For SALE-One Thousand Macombers i'm.
proved hand corn and bean planters. Agents
wanted for all unoccupied territory. For par
ticulars apply to o. G. Phelps, agent for the
state Of Vermont, Milton, Vt.
Now Is the time to get your kid gloves To
reduce stock, seventy five cent kid gloves will
be sold for fifty cents, fifty cent gloves fol-
twenty five cents, and $1.5O gloves for ST.
Moequetaire and three-button. These are bar
gains at Webster's.
TOILET sets (plain and printed. fancy vases,
hanging, library and standard lamps, and a
fall assortment of plain and fancy common
and ornamental crockery for everyday use
for company occasions, or for Christmas
presents, at AL Athertons. Waterbury.
PLEASE Don'T READ-The best monuments
in the world known as the white bronze mon-
uments, sold by Aaron Bancroft, Montpelier,
Vt have over five hundred beautiful de-
signs, ranging in price from eight dollars up to
thirty thousand dollars, In styles and prices
to suit all.
Now is the time to get presents for the little
ones. Don't fail to look at dressed dolls, wax
dolls, china dolls, china cups and saucers,
mugs. toys in tin and wood, games vases co.
logne sets and majolca ware-cheaper than
ever before-at Webster's. Everybody invited
to look and ask questions.
THERE was shipped on Tuesday last a car
load OF crockery, direct from the pottsries,
| comprising white and decorated ware in stone
and porcelain china, which will be sold at
Carr's auction rooms, to the highest bidder.
Look for the decorated dinner, tea. and toilet
sets. One china set will be given away.
W. z. CARPENTER, Waterbury, has every
thing in the way Of plain and ornamental
erockery and glassware, for everyday and for
the holiday trade. Especially attractive and
seasonabe are his china cups and saucers,
china tea-sets, china frnit plates and msjoliea