Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-12-18
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Montpelier is the place in which the people Of
this region should buy their goods this winter.
}. Elliot Smith & Co. offer not only the larg-
est and most varied assortment OF fine stationery,
Yankee Notions, fancy goods, everything pretty
practical, and admirably fitted for holiday pres
ents, but their store is as good as a museum, and
ought TO have a sign -" Admittance 81 . children
half price but it does not. Admittance free.
CLOTHING At Cosr 1t will be seen by his
advertisement in another column that J. g. French
is now selling bis extensive stock Of clothing at
cost and less, and all who know our enierprsing
Postmaster not only know he can buy goods as
cheap the next man. but that be usually does
what he advertses he will do
He has, also, an extensive stock Of Ladies' Furs
just bought at very low prices, and is doing a
heavy business in Buffalo and Wolf Robes.
Give him a call
Emery g Carlton will treat you to carpets,
crockery and glass ware and various fixings for
housekeeping, and their store is an elegant place
for married folks to prove their good taste in
selections. You can 60 to Emery & Cartons
first and then to the priest, or rtcs versa. Il
won't make any difference in the prices
n. B.-Old folks not excluded; goods for
wooden, tin, silver, and golden weddings.
Again We say there was no proof whatever nor
10 fact, that the Troy Il Boston railroad
cared whether the charter asked for was granted
or not; and the fact that the Journal does Mt
make any attempt to quote evidence. but resorts
TO the easy device Of unsupported assertion and
cheap blackguardism is proof either Of its gnor
ance Of the real merits Of the application, or Of
its persistent purpose to ignore them. Freeman.
The jealous attorney for the Burdens inquest
ionably worked himself into the belief that there
proof nor was it the fact" Ne. &c, and
yet, when he found that nearly everybody was OF
the contrary opinion. it would have been wise to
doubt whether his interest and zeal as counsel had
not put him in the wrong The fact is, that Mr..
Willard is arguing against the court that tried his
case and against public opinion that sustains the
court, and will sustain it Just SO long as the Troy
Railroad men persist in their gross wrong to the
people of the State.
Comfortably cool this "wednesday morning
Thermometer from 10 to q below zero, according
to exposure and the smartness Of instruments.
The Woodstock X. R. Co. invite proposals for
constructing the road from White River junction
to Woodstock.
Jesse Leland, of Sheffield, fell down the stairs
of his barn, Dec 4, and was killed by breaking
hi, neck
The Congregational church in IrasDurgh is
prosperous, eleven persons having been admitted
on the st inst Their house OF worship is to be
thoroughly repaired
Look out for coupterfeits on the National Bank
Of Undertook, n. Y. The note is longer than
the genuine and the signatures are written.
Eden is to have two new Starch factories.
Blagg d Soper, produce commission merchants,
Boston. have failed, having creditors in Vermont.
Leslie NJ. Shaw Of Stowe has killed white
owl measuring four feet from tip to tip Of wings.
Amont Barnes has retired from the st. Adams
Messenger.