Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-10-24
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1877.
About Town.

AUOut IOWu.
Tux panic for Moulton's patent caves trough.
continues undated
S. c. SHuRrLEFr has removed his office from
Union Block to rooms over Cartons store in
Frcnch's post-oflce block
TIr readings of tho Bridgeman sisters last even.
ing were very well attended, and they gave entire
satisfaction to ALL They are well worthy Of pat
ronage.
THURSDAY, October 25th, W T.. Adams opens
his stock Of ladies' misses and children's dress
furs, Mt lower prices than any other fur store in
the state
W. 7. MouLroS, Of Burlington, Is receiving
orders daily Of our people for his popular caves
troughs, he having many orders on his books
with many filled.
On Monday last Mr.. Fred Barnes, while at
work on Mr. Thomas H. Caves new house. on
Seminary avenue, fell from staging and received
injuries which will disable him for few days
PARTIES indebted to the former firm of Hyde
Foster are hereby notified that unless their nc
counts are settled before November LIST, they will
be sued. Take due notice and govern yourselves
accordingly
W. L. ADAMS, the clother opposite court house,
mas men sutS IN sizes from thlrtyiour to forty
four that are all wool heavy weight that he sells
for ten dollars; those that are not all wool for
seven dollars
WE are greatly pleased to learn that our new
tea store is having large run OF custom They
have fine lot Of the choicest teas and coffees
ever seen in the state, which they sell at very
Ana GrtF. T., a.i.. At
oAhAH oflcER formerly weH-known in this
NnaRe ana VINO mas been living more recently
WIZ" Joseph oo'e, OF Marshheld' committed ~
"'uc WITH revolver ON the 10th, because ~ ;
i"" sp'o"u'' SIOUX VI men > boys ana emil
WV" ''e''o''S ~ Vl'e soore OIL '" H. ADAMS, OPP
p''''o court no"se montpelier, Is one well worthy
'"o "'tentoh OF CUSTOMERS ana should be OK
"'''''ou ny '''' oe'ore purchasing 'heir winter coat
ELLIS GLEASON opened another elegant lot of
ladies cloaks this week Tuesday, and to-day |
wednesday, more Of those beautiful Paris novel |
ties, the fashionable goods for poonaises Now
10 '"o ''"e u se' arsnS ior tney are go"9chep.
THE celebrated case of the town of Bennington
Us. Henry F. Lathrop, involving the validity Of |
the town bonds issued for the Harlem Extension |
railroad is set down for trial at the next general
term OF the Supreme Court to be holden here next
week. 1t will be long trial
THE judges of our Supreme Court were in con-
sultation Monday evening Mt the Pavilion in ref
erence to their decision on the petition for a sale
OF the Central Vermont and Vermont Il Canada
railroad property. decision and opinion will be
delivered next Tuesday evening.
THE adjourned August term of the Snnreme
Court for this county commenced Yesterday.
There are present Judges Barrett. Ross. Rovce
and Powers There are fifty-one cases on the
docket, six of which were heard Yesterday The
Magoon case will probably be heard to-day
Mor,rox,s ro,or, a,,,,o oo,,,,,,... iii, =.
the common V, or three cornered wood troupb il
very great improvement. making a nerfectlv
tight, strong and durable Joint which has long
been needed to make this kind, so much used.
rs strong and tight in the Joint as i'm any place
Coated with Moultons new combination coating
and supplied with his cross braided and spiral
spring joint conductor, it makes very cheap and
acceptable job
WE repret IN learn of a mos, di.,ro,s;,,, ,o,;
dent which horne,ed q, vodnosda,, ,te ,on.
instant IN Mr. Iawson n crr,,oi,,s ,a.,,,o.i..
resident of thia vill,,o md - ,,or.non - NJ.
Cohb In tho m,rhlo hrsinoss will ,.,',,.i.
pear sbalorae Mi,naso,o H., ,,,,,, ,,.,. -,
tally discbar,,ed md tho hall o,,a,oa Ar. o.,
n,ins' cbeek ,nn,,;u, ,n,,o.d i,.. ,,r..i.,o A..
forehe,d and forcr, hi. ,i,h. o,'o ,,,,,,o.o,..'.
and inairtipy otbar severo ini,rios
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