Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-10-25
Wafrhman & Journal.
A NEW line Of corsets at webster's.


A NEW line Of corsets at websters.
FIFTEEN thousand fine cigars at +. H. Bascom's
FEW more of those lace pins left at the 30
cent store.
HNDo cloths, Langtry sutings and Aannes at
webster's.
THE best and cheapest line Of silk handker-
chiefs at websters.
FISHER & COTTON, Montpelier, want an appren-
tice in the silver-plating trade.
A NEW line Of silk pushes and velvets in
colors and black at Webster's.
HAIR switches, bangs and frizzes, all shades,
and sold cheap at Wallis, Post-offce block.
JUST received fine line OF lace pins and good
line Of plated jewelry at the 80 cent store.
AT W. f. vaiIs, Post-ofrice block, the best line
Of Germantown yarns and zephyr woods in town.
GIT your buttons, ribbons, sashes and kid
gloves, either button, lace, or Mousquetaire, at
Websters.
SEE "Bird" advertisement; get Holden's Bird
Book; food, care, diseases, breeding lie has ex-
ira singers.
LARGE stock Of drugs and medicines, druggists
sundries, trusses and supporters at Smiths drug
store, Barre, Vt.
HAVE you seen the new brocade velveteens for
jackets In blue green, brown and black; also
plain, at Websters?
BARGAINS in blank books, stationery, auto
graph, photograph and card albums, toilet and
fancy articles, at Smiths drug store, Barre, Vt.
COMPLETE assortment OF children's ready
made dresses, infants clothing, embroidered
hannels and knit shirts, at Wallis, Post-ofice
block.
MISCELLANEOUS books, poems, histories, BIZ
ographies. any book you see advertised, can be
had at publishers prices OF Charles A. Smith,
Barre, Vt
GEORGE E. SPEAR says that he has got about
ten dozen Of those cotton hose left and that they
must be sold this week to make room for
wooden ones
DRUGsl DRUGs.l DRUGs!l at +. II. Bascom's
drug store, established forty-four years ago, can
be found the first quality OF everything in that
line, and prices as low as anywhere.
DEALERS in cut glass and fancy painted bottles
can save money by buying them of George f.
Spear at the 80 cent store He has just put In
good stock Of samples that will pay any one to
look over.
THE preventive of dipththera which is univer-
sally used through the western country and more
recently proved valuable in this vicinity, is now
on sale at Babcock & Cutters drug store No
prudent family will be without it
LIFE insurance in Vermont from January /,
1880, to January 1, 1882 of three leading compa-
MES New York Life, S647, 1888 90; Mutual Life,
1851, 9O5.0O; Equitable, 1921, 800 90. Surplus
January /, 1882, Massachusetts standard: New
York Life, S7,2lS SCI 90; Mutual Life, S6,615,-
$4,000 A. P. Childs of Bennington is general
agent for Vermont of the New York Life For
information inquire of him or of any authorized
local agent.
Mr.. ALFRED PIERCE OF Arlington, Mass,
formerly of Biddeford, Maine, was in town last
week. Mr.. Pierce is selling agent for several
western mills including the mill which makes
the famous McMoran's Best &" sold by W. w.
Park. He has made arrangements with f d.
Hyde for handling the G. W. Goodrich patent
flour made in Minneapolis. Mr.. Hyde will re-
ceve this -four direct from the mill and guaran-
tees it equal to any made
DIR. J. E. PRESCOTT, oculist and optician now
stopping at the Pavilion Montpelier, refers to the
following testimonials OF well-known citizens OF
Montpelier: S. c. WoolsoD-" DR.. Prescott fitted
spectacles for me in February, 1881, that are the
best | ever had" J. c. Houghton-" DR.. j. f.
Prescott cured my daughter Of troublesome dis
ease Of the eyelids in 1881" A. C. Harlow-"I
have been troubled with weak eyes. In Febru-
airy, 1881, ] consulted Dr. Prescott, at the Pavilion
Hotel and he prescribed for them and gave me
spectaces and have been able to use my eyes
since without trouble" A. W. Ferrin-"My
wife was troubled with her eyes, and could not
sew or read without their paining her. She tried
spectaces at different times, but could get none
that she could wear until we consulted DIR. j. +.
Prescott, in February, 1881. He pronounced her
case Astgenatesea, and had glasses made for her
that she can use with comfort and pleasure"