Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-02-14

NEW stoves at Robinson's Waterbury.
GREAT bargains in overcoats at Farwelrs
NEW spring styles Of hats can be seen at Far
wells.
THREE good beaver trimmed buffalo coats at
head Of State street
CALL and see the ne,o Domestic sewing machine
at the Capitol office. To see is to buy.
FoR only 1876 we will send four-drawer end
leaf and cover sewing machine, warranted Eve
years. Call or address the Capitol office, Mont
pelier
STOCK sold out clean at Robinson's tin shop,
Waterbury. Great run OF customers aud the
cry is, "still they GOMEZ" New goods constantly
arriving.
ONIONS demoralized. Arms & Haines, Water
bury, have lot slightly soft. win sell them nj
seventy-fve cents bushel at retail At whole
sale for less price.
WE told you So Flour has already advanced
fifty cents barrel and liable to go still higher
Buy now and save money. Arms & Eaines,
Waterbury, have a large stock OF all kinds at low
prices.
ARMS g. HAISEs, Waterbury, have fresh
stock Of prunes, prunells dried peaches, dried
blackberries, evaporated apples and peaches and
large stock OF lemons and oranges, nuts figs.
raisins, etc., cheap.
FRANK II. BAscoM, druggist for the past ten
years in Redield's block, Montpelier. Vt, keeps
frst-cldss goods, and will not be undersold He
has large stock Of new goods and intends to
keep trade booming.
c. d. ROBINSON, proprietor OF the new tin shop,
Wata rl,r,, q.
goods for sugaring, for diaries and for general
use, that are made on honor both as regards ma
terial and workmanship.
GREAT bargains in secondhand organs,--or-
gans but little used and good as new at large
discount for cash or on installments. No matter
In what part Of the state you reside, IL you want
an organ, write for terms and prices to ]. F
Waterman, Montpelier, VT
The farmers OF Waterbury and vicinity are
looking to their interest and buying their sugar
tools at G. d. Robinson's His wares are with
out rival for cheapness and for the quality Of
stock and workmanship. His syrup cans are
carefully tested by process" original with
him and the danger and annoyance of leaky cans
Is entirely avoided
PRIZE reckoning on the books OF the Old Tes-
at their sociable next Friday evening, the prize
to be given to the one that stands up the longest
being decided by judges. Come everybody and
try. All will be explained on that evening Sup
per to be served at six. Admission ten cents, al
lowing all to compete for prize.
c. o. GRAVES, Waterbury, the tin and hard
ware dealer, makes an announcement concerning
sugar tools in the advertising columns of the
WATCHMAN, to which the attention Of the farm.
ers is especially called. Mr.. Graves has large
and well assorted stock OF goods lie believes in
the nimble sxpence" theory OF managing his
business and sugar makers will do well to call on
him and inquire into the great inducements he
offers to that class Of purchasers.
Do NOT forget that the place to buy fresh drugs,
medicines and confectionery, toilet sets, tobacco,
cigars, snuff, fancy goods etc, etc, is of the new
firm of Spear & Lane, Watons block, State street,
Montpelier, Vt. Established in 1888, therefore
everything is fresh, new, neat and can; the fresh
est and best Of everything, at the lowest posi-
BILE prices. Remember the place. Look in the
window for the golden eagle and cigar. Physi-
clans prescriptions specially. The members Of
the firm are George Z. Spear and Albert d. Lane.
THERE will be grand musical entertainment
at Seminary hall, Waterbury Center, Tuesday
evening February 90, by the celebrated Howard
Opera House Orchestra of Burlington and chorus
OF fifty voices, assisted by the following solo tai
emit; Mrs. W. A. Briggs, soprano. and Miss NJ A.
Phinney, contralto, Of Montpelier; Mr.. L. H.
Toby Of Burlington, basso. miscellaneous
programme consisting Of orchestra selections,
songs, ETC., will be given, after which the music
Of the popular Canta'a of Daniel " will be rem
dered with full orchestra accompaniment. NJ.
D. Fuller OF Burlington, Vt, conductor, Admis-
sion twenty-five cents, children fifteen cents
Doors open at half-psst six o'clock, concert at
half-past seven. Tickets for sale at G. A. Stock
wells store and at the door.