Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-07-24
About Town.

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inn ulne Ui no,o,ns inc weekly p,''yer-mee'lng
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The hrm OF Lyon Daley furniture dealers
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DOWN AGAIN. ruler " Son nave dropped the
price oil pure lead TO eight and one-half cents per
pound see adVertsehleht next week.
BURLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL gives preparatory
course especialiy adapted TO the studies pursued
IN the University OF vermont. Seeadvertisement'
\, c, pHINNEy keeps complete assortment of
stationery, blanks, gold pens; all the new books;
engavings, paintings, etc. Everything at very
low rates
GODDARD SEMINARY, in Barre begins its fall
term on the DIST of August. 1t is an excellent
institution, and worthy of the reputation it has
ga'hen' see ADVERTISEMENT
For sure death TO potato bugs buy Every
body's Friend" 1t comes in large two-pound
boxes, and is sold for twenty-five cents per box
by Frank H. Bascom druggist
A SPECIAL communication of Aurora Lodge No
%, Free and Accepted Masons, will be held at
| Masonic Hall on Monday evening" July Goth, ut
half-past seven o'clock sharp. Work.
Tur INrrptAt PAconA TIA CoupASy sell rich
Old Mocha. Old Government Java and Rio coffee.
| in fve-nourd narce,s and un,yards Mt ,cbo,os,,lo
| prices Henry Lowe g. Son. proprietors
An piarcbard,s hardware store South Main
street v,u will find lorpe stoc, of bopse Furnish
ing GOODS iron and lead nine etc He l,eens MISC
Good stool, of gpns and ammunition Give
him a call
! Nys p;,,xu,,, arrested 1,st wool, for se,tiro
Gro 10 tho ,,riidino ov,,od h,, her husband on
ro,o,,s .tr.ot hod a boorir, ON ,rrosday hoforo
rrs,ice uirl,lov and ,oe borpd nm in tbe s,,p of
st5no sho ain re,ooirs in iou
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,or ;, ~ dranot, !, ano o,i,oi;no nh1i',toa,o
tonic and d,nro,ic aud s,,ociec for an r;drov
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II posco,n d,,,aist yolo aeon, for Nor,,olior
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ror,ai, ,,n,,or ord ,hosa ,,ho do,,re hor o1,ioo
on modical ,nattors sbor,d avail, themselves of
,h;s or,or,,ri,v
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on,,,no rho, narieos, oorsidorohIo ,n,oras, in
keening the machine in GOOD WORKING order The
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handy some time.
Ware glad to learn that A determined effort is
to be made to close ont those dens of prostitution
which are Incoming far TOO numerous in our
town. Owners of tenements used for such pur-
poses will also be called on to review their record
It means businessl
SINCE the finest and most expensve shoes for
cb;1lrer ,ro ro, ,,ro,o,tod from, ,vaarug tbrnngb
at the t,e he tho new and boautfn, black tin sec
advertisement in arother column, norents can
reduce their hills one.half bv nurchasin, shoes
with this Tin IN tbam
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form the duties of his office acceptably to the
public and the railroad
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SUDDEN ana severe th''huer s'or'n oeuu'teu
cary SUNDAY morning. anu s"o"e's "e'o nv
q"en' throughout 'h''' u'y "s "e'i AZ u" ''o"''s
asa consequence the heated term was or"Nen
INTO ana we nave experienced at least SNORT IT.
nei from the oppressive neat Oh 'ne past t"o Vi
WE nave had the pleasure Oh examining some
specimens oil carbon photographs, Tor "nich MI
d. A. CIliord' VINO Is httihs up u nhe saloon III
tine new walton DOCK mere Is soie agent ior t''s
section. lhey are the most perfect ihoue's Oh
photography we nave ever seen, ana VIII DC III
large demand as soon as their merits become
more fully known
Posr COMMANDER r. J. COFFE1 has received a
a letter from the Post at Chelsea saying that they
intended to march over here en- Ddsse to the
Soldiers Reunion to be held next month. The
Post at Royalton will come with them. There
is every indication of a full turn out We trust
the officers of the society here are doing every
thing possible to make the thing success. Oh
course they are.