Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-05-11
WafrIiman &c eynnrnaI.
Current Mention.


Mrs L. GARY has pasture to let on reason
able terms.
II. FAIRS, at the Bishop hotel stable wants
two or three good livery horses.
TUE court house grounds are being restored to
their condition before the fire, nearly year ago
GET your crockery and glassware at webster's.
He has new line and prices are lower than be-
fore.
Hot weather, thunder showers, green grass and
bursting foliage replace the long and persistent
cold period.
TICKETS for Josh whtcomb will he on sale at
Phinney's Monday, the 10th inst, commencing
at nine o'clock A. NJ
PEOPLE interested in horse breeding will have
an interest in Stillman Chase's advertisement in
this issue Of the WATERMAN.
Miss NJ. l.. PAGE, in the post-olice building,
has new and beautiful stock Of millinery and
fancy goods. Read her advertisement.
THE Bishop hotel stable is receiving coat OF
whitewash inside. Don't forget that is the place
to have your horses kept cheap and receive the
best OF care
MRS. NJ. L. WELLS, the successful milliner at
Duxbury corners, has received her new goods, and
customers in Duxbury, Moretown and Waterbury
will please read her advertisement.
ALBERT MERCER, charged with the killing OF
Mccullough in Burlington, was brought before
the city court last week Tuesday He asked a con-
tinuance for one week, which was granted
FULLERTON has just opened his spring stock OF
Edwin c. Burt's ladies' fine shoes Burt's goods
have the reputation OF being the best manufac-
tured In this country. Call and examine them.
LUTHER ADAMS, the veteran stage driver died
at Morrisville last week. lie died poor and &C
cording to the Citizen, without the ordinary de-
cencies which should have been extended dy-
ing man.
II. FAIRs has taken possession Of the Bishop
hotel livery stable, and will run it, as he explains
in his advertisement, in connection with the hotel
The public will be very satisfactorily served by
Mr. Fales.
THE nomination Of General James s. Peck as
postmaster of Montpelier was confirmed last
Thursday. He has received his commission and
will return from the Adirondacks and assume the
duties Of the office soon.
Arthe request OF President Buckham, we again
call the attention of the boys to the corn and po-
it has not been thought best to make any limit
of time for making applications.
THE concert by the Dartmouth Glee Club Thurs
day evening was very favorably received by a
most appreciative audience. We heartily COM
mend this club to the public and shall be pleased
to hear them in Montpelier again.
THE Prescott Organ Company of Concord, New
Hampshire have established warerooms for their
elegant parlor organs at +. X. Meaders, Waltons
block, State street. where will be found the finest
stock OF organs in Montpelier. Call and see
them before you buy.
JOSH wHrrooMB (Den Thompson) will ap-
pear in Capital Hall, supported by large troupe,
Monday evening, May 23d. Mr.. Thompson per-
sonates with inimitable humor the grotesaue
characteristics Of the down east Yankee as devel-
oped in the experiences Of JOSH" They will
have trimming house.
THE Marshfeld burglar who calls himself
William Drew, waived examination and was
bound up in $500 for breaking and entering
George o. Davis house, 81 900 for assault with
intent to kill, and $500 for breaking into Blanch-
ard Brothers store in Montpelier. No bail being
furnished, he was remanded to jail
MICHAEL O'CoNNEIL came here from Randolph
and hired out to work on the Wells River rail-
road. Monday afternoon he was arrested for in
toxication, and on Tuesday was fined So and
costs. His memory was very defective and he
could not tell where he procured all his liquor,
though the imam from New Hampshire" fur
nished part.
MR.. HERBERT NJ SULLIVAN has declined the
position held by him last summer at the Fabyan
md Tod utftat Ia. Al.
House, Boston, where he will take charge Of the
dining rooms and the cashiers counter. Cour-
teous obliging and efficient. he is valuable &C
QUESTION to any house fortunate enough to secure
hi' ee''ioes' 'ie ie"'e' ior nos'oh 'nis "eeh'
j. T. GRIGGs would like TO call the attention OF
young men and boys TO a line assortment OF calf
SHOES IN all the new styles Tor spring aud sum
mer wear These goods are new and nobby and
can be shown in all styles, and at the lowest pos
sible price consistent with the quality; also ladies'
slippers In every style that can be thought OF.
Examine these goods at Griggs' new shoe store,
waterbury
THE fight in congress has not ended neither
has the fight with big prices ended at webster's
He pays cash and sells for cash This is the cause
of his very low prices Now don't forget that at
his place you can find big line of cheap dress
goods, hosiery, the Globe kid glove-warranted-
prints cottons, and new line oil light colored
cioakings. Don't forget to step in and look the
goods over even II you don't wish to buy.
NJ. NJ KNIGHT makes his spring announcement
to Waterbury and all the country round about in
our advertising columns to-day. Mr.. knight in a
long and successful business career has gained
reputation az caterer in the dry goods line to the
public wants that no words can enhance. Every
body knows that he is not surpassed in the Wi
nooski Valley for the extent and quality Of his
stock and the advantage he is able to give in the
way OF prices.
torian. has lately been in Washington and whila
there found among the flags recaptured when
Richmond wa, taken the state flag Of the Ninth
Vermont. II was in very bad condition. having
been cut from the staff and carelesslv rolled nm
and thrust into a pipeon hole Mr. Benedict i'm
mediately informed Governor Farnham who at
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