Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-02
VVafrhmran & Journal.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 9. 1877.
About Town.



About Town.
HOUSE to rent-see advertisement
SECURE your mineral water tickets for the sea
son at Bascom's drug store Twenty-Five for one
dollar
DOUBTLESS great bargain, in the purchase Of
buggy, can be found by looking over our ad-
vertsing columns.
THE Ladies' Temperance Association will meet
ct Mrs. d. L. Fuller's at three o'clock on Thurs
day afternoon OF this week.
AE. STONE has on hand thirty-6ve barrels OF
pure cider vinegar that will be sold by the gallon
tee or barrel at u bargain. Give him call
and see.
READ A. H. Bailey's advertisement, on the
fourth page, and see II he doesn't offer some In
ducement for you to call at his store and look over
his large stock.
PARTIES desiring to have good job OF paint
ing, granting, withdrawing or papering done
honestly at low rates, can get 1t done by applying
TO 7. A. Dodge
A SPECIAL COMMUNICATIONS OF Aurora Lodge,
No %, Free and Accepted Masons, will be held
at their hall, on Monday evening, May It'll, at
halkpast seven oclock.
PuIssEy's establishment is the place to get all
the frst-class books, stationery, etc. He keeps
large assortment, and will satisfy you in the way
Of prices Read his advertisement.
MRS MoILoy is TO speak in Montpelier on Mon
day evening next, and goes to Barre on Tuesday
for three days in that place. From Barre she goes
to St Adams for ten days engagement.
A. ,.,af., rtupe IN
fall against one Of the large panes OF glass In
Cross & Sons show window, the other day. The
glass was pretty well demoralized, but Mr. Sterling
escaped injury.
You can buy one OF those celebrated " Favo-
rite !" cigars at the same rate ~ by the thousand
Bascom, the druggist, controls the brand, and sold
eleven hundred at FIVE cents each last week. 1t
Is killing the ten cent cigar trade in town.
LosT-Between Mrs. Charles Reeds and the
post-oflce May 1st portemonnaie with n rub
Der band 1t contained United States bill fo'
twenty dollars, and some small money and papers
A suitable reward will be paid II returned to d.
Baldwin.
LAWRENCE PREsTos was brought before Com
missioner Gleason last week, on complaint OF some
Albany, N. Y, parties, for wholesaling liquor
without special tax receipt. He waived an ex-
animation and was held to bail in the sum OF
three hundred dollars.
call at Adams will satisfy you that clothing
Is cheap, well-made the latest styles, and prices
as low-many kinds being lower than we ever
saw clothing before. Ifyou want mems and boys
clothing at the very lowest cash price, go to
Adams, opposite court house.
OWING to poor health, Mr.. II. Fales has rented
the Bishop Hotel for two years to Messrs. Thur
Der and Coffey, and retires from active service
for time. Mr. Fales has been good landlord
his greatest lack being that he bestowed much
more care upon his guests than upon himself
THE next lecture OF the Reading Room course
will be given by Rev. J. NJ. C. Fulton on " Nova
Scotia" Friday evening OF this week. Next week
Friday evening Rev DR. Hull will lecture and on
the evening of the 10th concert will be given.
The closing lecture of the course will be given by
Rev Mr.. Wright in about three weeks
NJ L. KENsrNGToN, of Royalton, VT occulst,
occasionally visits Montpelier in the line OF his
business. and possesses the rare merit Of being
both skillfu and reliable in his profession. With
out much effort he made our eyes about good
as new, and afterward attempted to improve even
upon that II he didn't fully succeed, 1t wasn't
his fault
SINCE the first day of April Overseer-of-the-poor
Caldwell has given assistance to one hundred and
ffty-one tramps; and since the 18th of February.
when the report was made out two hundred and
ffty-fye of the nomadc persuasion have applied
for and received help. OF these two hundred and
fftv-fye. two hundred and twenty went to the
town farm.
GEORGE l.. NICHOLS. the popular clothing mer
chant has inst returned from market with yer,
extensive supplv of clothing hats. cans and gent.
furnishing goods. These goods were all boueh
at the lowest cash rates. and apy one who know,
shout prices these times knows that he is prepared
70 sell goods at astopishingly low prices. Lool
Mt his goods before purchasing
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at three dollars, three dollars and a half, fo,n
dollars to nine dollars. are kilt suits for childre
two To Ave years of aye also papts for bows fou
to nine years of age sold separate from coat an,
vest at low prices
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