Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-10-06
Current Mention.

GET your toys and china goods at Webster's
The regular October term of the United States
court opened at Rutland yesterday.
H. c. FULLERTON offers exceptional induce
ments to the buyers of boots and shoes
NOTICE change OF time of mail and accommo-
dation trains on the Wells River railroad.
SENATOR SYKES Of Bennington county resigned
his commission postmaster Immediately after
his nomination as senator.
IT is reported that Judge Veazey has granted
change Of venue in Waite's case to be publicly
announced Friday morning
GOVERNOR FARNHAM has appointed Mr. L. II.
Thurber, teller of the Bradford national bank,
secretary of civil and military affairs.
ANY one wishing to purchase farm in the
vicinity Of Montpelier will find rare chance by
inquirng of S. S. Kelton of this village.
REV. =. L. WRIGHT will lecture in the Univer-
saist church in Richmond tomorrow evening, at
seven o'clock Subject, :" Is seeing believing"
REV. J. H. HINcKs is in attendance upon the
annual meeting of the American Board of Foreign
Missions, held this week at Lowell, Massachusetts,
Mr. S. W. RowELL, cashier of the national
bank of Rutland, offers six per cent bonds for
sale, which he endorses very highly. See adver
tsement
EDWIN C. HAYDEN will be taken from the work
shops in the state prison to-day and confined in
his cell till January T. 1881, the day fixed for his
execution.
THE following postmasters have been appointed
in this state; Charles S. Parker Montgomery
f. j. Jacobs, Richmond; Samuel L. Moore South
L .Ir
Mrs. MARY A. LIvERMoRE is to lecture in vii
lage hall, Montpelier on the evenings of Tuesday
and Wednesday, October 18th and Goth. The
subjects of the lectures will be announced here
after.
Buy your boots and shoes where you can find
the best assortment, best goods, and lowest prices
That place is j. c. Griggs' shoe store at Water
bury. You can there find just what you want, at
the lowest possible price.
WITH but slight stretch of fancy we counted
five governors in the Pavilion dining hall on Sat-
urday last, viz Ex-Governors Dillingham; and
Smith, Governor Proctor, Governor-elect Farm
ham, and "Gov. Bingham"
COLONEL GEORGE W. HOOKER, assistant secre-
tary Of the national Republican committee, and
member of the house from Brattleboro, is in
IOWH. lie pTeulcts WIN great commences tne
election of Garfield and Arthur.
As an advertising medium, western New Eng
land business men appreciate the fact that the
Springfield Republican is the best newspaper in
that section of the country. Wants to be sup
Piled or traffic to be solicited will invariably find
satisfactory mouthpiece in the Republican,
II. S. LOOMS has returned from market His
customers do not need any further hint, and who
ever would have the first selection from his
choice stock of dress goods and general line OF
wearing apparel for ladies, misses and children,
will improve the first opportunity to give him a
call. For details see advertisement.
HENRY LOWE & Son, South Main street, pro
prietors Of the Imperial Pagoda Tea Company
make a specially of teas. They not only sell that
article in great variety of qualities and prices
but also its twin beverage coffee, and a splendid
line of the choicest family groceries and produce
at popular prices Read their double column ad.
verisement elsewhere.
l.. F. GLEASON, the worthy successor OF the
firm of Ellis 4 Gleason, maintains the enterprise
which has always been displayed at that old
time trading stand He is just opening a fine lot
Of Paisley shaws, single and double, and also a
splendid line OF ready -made cloaks and dolmans
In point of variety, style, quality and prices, Mr.
Gleason yields to no competition
SERGEANT-AT-AR ARMS PHINNEY has made the
following appointments at the state house: Senate
doorkeeper, A. d. White OF Huntington; assistant
c, S. Dana Of New Haven; house doorkeeper
Hiram Skeels of Higbgate; assistant Wayne
Bailey of Rutland; clerk in sergeant-at-arms Of
flee, Arthur l.. Jameson Of Irasburgh messen
gers, H. D. Hopkins, Jr, Of Montpelier and Harry
Briggs of Brandon
THE game Of checkers for the state champion
ship, which was in progress at Rutland for foul
days last week between Messrs Hyzer of Barre
and N. A. Bailey of Rutland, resulted in Mr.
Bailey winning the match. The score stood fou
to six with nine draw games. A return challeng,
has already been made by Mr.. Hyzer During
the playing Mr., Hyzer played two games witt
Mr.. G. II. Powell of Cuttingsvie, which resulted
in game each.
Mr.. f. P. BAILEY for five years the eficien
and obliging assistant clerk in the Montpelie
post-oflice, has resigned his position, and on Mon
day, the 4th instant, left for Iowa prospect
ing tour. Mr. Bailey OF our most worth!
young men, and enjoyed the respect and conf
dence of our citizens The genuine good wishe
of this community 60 with him, and he is cor
daily commended to the trust of new acquaint
ances in social or business life.
The manufacturers Of the Globe kid glove pua.
antee that IL when they are first tried on the
show apy signs of manufacturers imperfeeton a
the kid breaks. it will afford them pleasure to re
place them. provided the Imperfect gloves are re
turned, showing no signs of having been worn
IL Is necessary they should oe returned that the
may oe sent paeh 10 tne manufacturers "el
s'er is seliihe the ulooe k'd glove ior hineiy-hV
cents iAoies should examine them before buy
Ing any o'her
WINTER is coming, and all having farms O
even garden plots will find valuable aid In tn
american AUiculturist for October, just issue
with its hundreds OF practical directions, hints an
suggestions. Among leading topics are Work 70
the Month; VI, 100 Farm House, with plans an
specifications; Shelter for Stock Numerous Hint
and Helps for Farmers; Humbugs Exposed;
full Household and Children's Departments, et'
Fifteen cents per number Vi. per annuu
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