Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-05-09
uafrhn,an & Journal
WEDNESDAY. MAY 0 1888.
Local Items.
NEW goods at webster's.


Local Items.
NEW goods at webster's.
DRESS goods Of all kinds and prices at Web.
ster's.
BIO line Of new buttons and ribbons at
Webster's.
A rKw pieces OF summer silk, that will be sold
cheap at webster's.
GKr kid gloves that are warranted, button or
lacng, at webster's.
ANOTHER crate OF that fine crockery, nearly
equal to china, at websters.
A SECONDHAND baby carriage is for sale in this
village Inquire at this Office
ONE years stock Of manure for sale by IL.
Fales at the Bishop hotel barn.
For sALE--Drug and grocery store. Address
W, c. Raymond, Brdgewater, Vt.
NEW laces, ties, collars, hosiery, gloves and
ribbons have just been received by l.. P. Gea-
son & Co.
SAVE postage by getting Harper'S Bdzur pat
terms at webster's. They are the best.
L. p. GLEASON & Co. offer this week three
thousand yards full standard prints, good styles,
at fre cents per yard
A CARLOAD Of new Columbia river salmon for
sale low by Arms & Hsines Waterbury, Vt,
wholesale and retail.
JERSEY JACKETS and Jersey ,odists. Another
large invoice OF ladies elegant spring garments
received this week at L. p. Gleason 4 Co.'S.
QuEsrIoS-ls Governor Butler an ornament or
a disgrace to Massachusetts Answer-Time will
tell QUESTIONABLE goods sold cheap at Web
ster's. Answer-Go and see.
W. L. VAIL tells the readers Of the WATCHMAS
in his advertisement where to find their millin-
cry and fancy goods. A word to the wise would
seem to be sufficient in this case.
Two thousand nice cedar posts also Bradley s
phosphate, Nova Scotia plaster, salt lime, ce-
ment, nails, grass seeds, etc, wholesale and re-
tail, at bottom prices Arms & Haines, Water
bury Vt.
Or Warren's entire wheat patent flour, Profess
sor David Swing Of Chicago says in the Weekly
Magazine Of October 14th 1882: "To spread
abroad knowledge Of 1t and to persuade our
friends and neighbors to buy it, seems to us a
genuine work Of philanthropy"
MRS M. L. WELLS, Duxbury Corners, having
just returned from New York after longer alb.
sence than usual made necessary by her increas-
ing business, is now ready to meet the demands
made upon her with full line OF millinery and
fancy goods OF which she has an unusually large
and varied assortment
AT last the enterprising railroads of the great
west have been able to get along goods that have
been in transit since January, and we are now
well stocked with all kinds Of feed. Being short
OF storage we will make very low prices in lots,
in order to reduce stock and make room for other
goods. Arms & Haines, Waterbury, Vt.
To THOSE interested in organs, and who want a
good, reliable, honest instrument j. c. Grigg:
would like to say that he has made arrangements
to sell the George Woods organs, also the cele
brated Carpenter organs, made at Worcester
Mass, and would especially invite correspond
ence, or personal visit, from any and all who
want a good organ at a fair price. Catalogues
sent to any address by mail.
FROM W. +. Sudds, the eminent musician and
author. Gouveneur, N. Y, February 81, 1882
Mr. L. P. Carpenter Dear Sir-During many
years experience, as both dealer and professions
musician, have handled among others the -
and organs, professor Sudds here
names three OF the leading and best known or
gans in the country but have never found al
organ which, in all desirable qualifications, is th'
equal Of yours use one-Style So, Dat my
private residence, and it is the wonder Of al
who hear it. Yours respectfully, W. F. Sudds
WHAT Spear & Lane keep to sell: CORRECTION
cry, cigars, tobaccos, snuff drugs and paten
medicines picture frames, knives, pocket books
harmonious, dolls, brushes OF all kinds, lace pins
rings, sleeve-buttons. collar-buttons, pins, shout
der braces, trusses, albums, mineral waters
pampas grass, buttonhole bouquets, vases, toile
sets, cut glass bottles, soda cream tartar, ginge
extracts, benzine, cologne from ten cents to s
per bottle), tooth powder. combs, clocks. watcl
chains. toys, school bags, revolvers, and any
thing, almost, that you want; and II they have no
got it they will send and get it for you.
MRS STANDIsH held a successful millner
opening last week, and her store was very beau
tifully decorated for the occasion. Her spaciou
show window was brilliant with articles Of tn
millinery art. Daisies, roses, lilies and grea
profuson Of other flowers were tastefully arrange
with ribbons, fans, laces. feathers, hats an
other attractive wares. From the top OF the win
dow hung large basket richly decked wit
flowers. The effect Of this massing Of brgh
colors and delicate fabrics was multiplied b
mirrors at the sides Of the window and on
seemed to be gazing into great bazaar. Inside
chandeliers show cases, and mirrors were elal
orately decked. Gilded baskets Of flowers, show
pompons, pinks, violets and orange blossoms
arranged in various tasteful forms, gave tn
store an exceedingly attractive appearance. {
pattern hats and the staple articles Of milliner
goods Mrs. Standish has a well selected stocl
The ladies who have not already given her a ca
will find much to interest them and much the
will wish to purchase