The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-12-11
from Knights dry-goods establishment,

ORDERS by mail for job printing promptly
filed at the WATCHMAN Office.
SEE Knights advertisement on the eighth
page. 1t will repay you to read it through.
ANOTHER lot of those unique choice
Christmas novelties will be opened this
week at c. A. Best's.
A FANcY-sTRIPE cashmere suit for boys
from four to fourteen years of age for $3.50
at knights, Waterbury.
Down PILLOWS and slumber rolls, all
can be found at Gleason's
A FULL line of the fancy Russian driving
ulsters may be had from Knights clothing
department, Waterbury.
ART SOUVENIRS are the latest and pret-
tiest things for small remembrance. ID.
f. Long, 81 State street, has them.
HAVE you seen those fancy handkerchiefs
for gentlemen's use at Knights, Water
bury? Look them through before pur-
chasing.
NEW glove and handkerchief boxes, jewel
cases, purses, collar and cuff-boxes, etc,
etc, are being shown in great variety at
Gleasons.
EXCELSIOR WATER from Saratoga Springs
pure, fresh, sparkling and genutne-by the
glass or gallon, at Frank H. Bascom's drug
and cigar-store.
BARNARD, SUMNER & Co S advertisement
this week relates to holiday wares, of which
they show fine line. Read what they have
to say on page four.
CHRISTMAS GooDsl Christmas G oodsl
Don't fail to call at d. +. Longs and see his
large assortment of beautiful things. All
styles kinds and prices.
SMoKING-JACKETs and morning gowns;
silk umbrellas, gold and silver handles;
silk muflers, gloves and fine neck-wear for
the holidays, at Adams.
AN extra discount on all cloaks at Wheat
ley's this week, including pushes ladies'
newmarkets, jackets, wraps and a large
line of children's cloaks.
A FOUNTAIN PEN makes a most acceptable
gift for either lady or gentleman. The
Swan" is the best. They are sold and
guaranteed by ID. F. Long, 80 State street.
The silk umbrellas l.. p. Gleason & Co.
are showing this season are made of silk
that will wear, have handles that are genu-
inc novelties, and are very reasonable in
price.
GIBBoN showed the world the decline OF
the Roman Empire, but Paine's Furniture
Company, Boston, are showing his descend
ants the rise of the antique in styles of fur
niture.
WAToHKs.-Full line of ladies gold
and silver watches, stem-winders, of the
best make. Prices lower than ever before
quoted. Elegant holiday gifts. Mead's,
Montpelier
LONG, the Montpelier dealer in all kinds
of footwear, has his advertisement on the
second page this week. Read it and do
not buy elsewhere till you have called on
" Old Abe"
DIAMoNDs.-Diamond ear Jewels, diamond
lace-pins, diamond studs, diamond scarf pins
for gentlemen, diamond collar buttons, dia-
mond rings. at the Mead jewelry-store,
Montpelier, VT.
ALL-wooL jersey underwear, jersey vests
for children, Angora hoods in white and
colors, plush bonnets and caps, mittens,
leggings, furs, carpets, etc, at A. j. Howe's,
No. "a State street.
ATTENTIoN!-A rare chance to engage in
good-paying business requiring but a
small capital can be secured by applying,
without delay, to j. r. Seaver, No IL State
street, Montpelier, Vt.
MOST advertisers say their goods are the
best See the WALES Goodyear Company S
advertisement on page three. They are
willing to have the people who buy and
wear their goods say this.
The best place in town to buy wedding
rings, diamond rings, gentlemen's rings, or
anything in the line Of rings, is at the old
stand, the Mead jewelry-store, Montpelier
Vt, Phillips Lucas, proprietors.
THERE will be meeting at the office OF
Senter & Kemp tonight at half-past seven
o'clock to elect the citizens committee for
management of affairs relating to the band
A general attendance of citizens is desired
CANCELED.-Cole's Equines, that were to
be at the Opera-house, Montpelier, Decem-
| Der II, 13 and H. closed their engagement
in Burlington Friday evening, December
9Th and went home. Cause, poor business
/ Don't forget that the place to buy your
corsets is at Wheatley's. Balls, DIR. War.
ners and that seventy-fve-cent English cor
set marked down to fifty cents. Color, old
| gold, drab and white. Sizes, from eighteen
to thirty.
l., p. GLEASON * Co. have made large
purchases of towels for the holiday trade
and can offer greater bargains than at any
other season. Look at the heavy all-lnen
damask towel at twenty-five cents; regular
price, forty cents.
A. G. STONE, at the "Old Corner Jew.
elry-store," is on deck with large line OF
such attractive wares as only jewellers keep
Read his advertisement on the eighth page
and he will help you settle the matter OF
selecting your Xmas presents
The ladies of the Church of the Messiah
will hold sociable in the vestry Friday
! afternoon and evening An Ovater simmer