Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-21
HOLIDAY NOTICE.


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Searnal Advertisers.
saturday We concluded our pilgrimage
among those Who favor the Journal with hol-
'day Advertisements. We found them much
pleased with the fall of snow, which in.u,e.
sood sleish'ng, and consequently . good
trace, this week. One dealer estimated that
would increase Christmas trade fully one
third.
CHARLES II. NAsoN.
As our readers are we'll aware, Mr.. Mason
ooes business on q large scale, being
one 81 the most extensive clothing dealers
and manufacturers in the State. We found
MS street windows elegantly and attractivelv
arranged, while the interior OF the .tore was
packed with clothing and cloths. Mr.. Ma
son manufactures all his clothing in his
own shop, and the material 10 all sbrunk
before cut. His ready-made earmepts he in
Iorms Us, are equal in make, style, and fit. to
custom-made. In custom work he does !.
very large business and gives the very best of
Satisfaction. His line of gents furnishing
goods Is complete, and embraces large AZ.
sortment OF articles suitable for holiday gifts,
Z. Ro~sE's JEWELLERY STORE.
AT this establishment the searcher after
Christmas gifts will do we'll to call Every
thing in the jewelry line will be seen, from
a gold watch to lady's thmble. A fine line
OF gold and silver watches has just been re-
celved. Gorham's, Reed { Barton's and
rogers & Brothers fine silver plated ware,
spoons. forks and knives are found here.
Mr.. Horne always waits on his customers in
= most agreeable manner. He is agent for
NJ f. Hutchinson & Co, a firm Of Ports
mout, N. H., florists,
II. S. BLAIsDELL.
Under Hotel North, although he has been in
business but about year,is doing a flourish.
ing business. For the holiday trade he has
added an extensive assortment Of useful arti-
Giles to his already large stock, such a. COL
lars, cuffs, neckties, fancy suspenders, silk
handkerchief, and muffiers. hosiery, gloves,
mittens, &c. He is prepared at all times to
lit men and boys with ready made suits at the
lowest prices. He is showing his patrons .
nne white shirt which finds many purchasers.
C. NJ. STURGIs.
You can find both useful and ornamental
Christmas presents at Mr.. Sturgis' store. He
has willow, folding and upholstered chairs,
work baskets, sleds, desks, foot rests, music
racks in great variety, any of which will
crafty your friends to receive as gift Mr..
Sturgis shows some very tasty hand-painted
work which is attracting much attention
His hand-panted chamber sets are exceed
ingly desirable.
MILLIKEN's BOOKSTORE
Is one of the best places in the city to buy
Christmas presents. The shelves and count
pretty, ornamental and useful articles, and
no one can fail TO find in this extensive as
sortment some article to suit the fancy. Mr..
Milliken is offering some great bargains in
books. Nothing is more acceptable to the
average recipient than an attractive, interest
ing book.
J. j. MURPHY,
Who has had practical experience of six
teen years in the business and employs three
expert plumbers with their helpers from
Boston. is doing first-class work in the plumb
ing line. and of kind that is giving his GUS
toners satisfaction. H. has an experienced
man to supervise his steam heating jobs.
S. p. EATON
Makes speciality of retailing fine brands OF
-four. His Deerfoot Farm sausage, fresh
celery and Cape Cod cranberries should be
given a trial by housekeepers Mr. Eaton
deals in groceries. provisions and meats and
gives his customers excellent satisfaction.
a. M. WIGHT
Is favoring his patrons with some most de-
sirable bargains in jewelry of which he has a
full line, included in which are fine watches,
silver ware, eye and opera glasses.
G. 0. AVER,
Although he is out of town, is operating his
photograph gallery here with the best results.
All work Is made by the instantaneous pro-
cess. He makes crayon portraits and copy
ing specially.
S. N WooD,
At HE hat and bonnet bleachery, Oak street,
is selling large lot of fancy braid. tuscan
and edging, for ladies to use in making fancy
articles.
C. C. WILLoUGHBY.
Is disposing of some very handsome goods
in his line, 1t his attractive studio in Meonian
Hall building