Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-09-06

rel, at A. H. stones Union Block
READ the advertisement OF Mrs 4. C. Bradford,
in another column. She announces great bar
gains.
MoNrrmIsR welcomes Republican legislature
10 capital "rcdeomed. regcnemted and olsen
thnled.
LOOK out for another advertisement from Wool
son Bros next week, It will announce good bar
gains, and prices 10 suit the times
AND now that tho thing is settled weare enjoy
ing clear Republican weather. Every additional
return tends to make the air purcr
AL for two dollas-read the advertisement
for particulars, and then send for IT, Youll get
your money worth, without doubt
THE time has come for the opening OF schools
and-oyslcrs Nou can find the latter at Hunting
tons, Of the best quality See advertisement
W. I. ADAMS has returned from market with
a splendid stock Of men s, boys aud childrens
ready made clothing hats and cap. in fall styles
Vow that the struggle Is ended and every
thing Is serene our people may expect 10 hear
something beside campaign music from the band.
CERTAIN naughty boys pamded the streets
yesterday afternoon, carrying banner which
bore this strange device ''--"osE nusnnEn
DOLLARS nrwMw'" How unkind
Ay excursion uarty left parre to-day for a trir
across the lake, with the expectation Of picking
up crowd at the intermediate stations A good
time will be the order Of the day, probably
Mn c. IL RicSARps. Of Meadsille Theological
School, and formerly Of the Vermont Conference
seminary in hi. village. /. expected to preach in
the church Of the Messiah next Sunday morning
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have been announced n. y,s.rrsd instead Of re-.
,,rssd-the case being sim with die court for
decision
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l'tr there be a good turnout AZ inc meeting "i
the Reform club this evening Election excite
nen' VIII not nerd 70 Keep members away ana
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TIE fall term Il tie Union school began on
Monday, with largo attendance The attend
anee will probably be somewhat broken mp by
the absence Of some 81 the scholars who Will at
tend the Centennial, but the work will 20 on
business. "A Young man Of good business tact
who is thoroughly honest and temperate, and is a
good penman, can learn Of an opportunity for
business, By addressing, in his own handwriting
with references, business Montpelier, W
Tux amount Of drunkenness on the street sat
uriay afternoon aud evening was disgaccfnl
Bizzy McCue and others Of his Ink indulged IN
several fights and should have been put where
they could sober oil. But NO arrests were made.
t,5io.. .r.,,,,or.r.o ,s.n,i,ti,, will, hoid
, ,rectiro M Mr. y u tIiptla,'. ON Tbprsdav
tomorrow aftcrnoonnt three O clock Delegates
are to be elected to the State Convention which is
to be held in Bennington on the o7th and 2Sth Of
of this month.
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