The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-10-07
@attbman 4 Journal.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1885.
Business Notices.

FRENCH confectionery just received at the
CAPITAL Cafe The finest line ever brought
to Vermont. Opposite Golden Fleece.
LOOK up Webster's new advertisement.
wANTED-Dred red raspberries. Ad-
dress Fred L. Webster, Danvers, Mass.
THE best So, $3.50, 1915 and SO shoes, for
both ladies and gentlemen, at G. b. Walton
& Co.'s.
A VERY stylish line of ladies' button boots
just received at II. A. Cleveland's, Mont
pelier, Vt.
READ the bill of fare at the Capital Cafe
This restaurant is the finest between Mon
treal and Boston. c. w. Locklin, proprietor
THE largest stock of fine boots shoes and
slippers in Central Vermont at G.. b. Wal
ton & Co.'S, State street.
Mrs. M. L. WELLS of Duxbury Corners
has just received a fine assortment of fall
and winter millinery Prices to suit the
times.
Do not fail to visit the Office of DR.. A.
Clark if you wish to get teeth extracted or
filed by the use of cocaine and obtundo.
Office on South Main street, Montpelier, VT.
If you are in need of footwear of any de-
scription go to G.. b. Walton & Co.'S, and
see the ne,D styles and learn their prices be-
fore purchasing.
TAKE no substitute until you have seen
and tried on one of those hand-sewed
Waukenphasts '-every pair guaranteed
as represented-at II. A. Cleveland's Mont
pelier, Vt.
THE statement of the First National Bank
of Montpelier, published elsewhere, is es-
pecially commended to persons residing in
places where there are no banking facilities,
as showing that it is in sound and flourish
ing condition.
DOG LosT.-Lost, October 4th, a Gordon
Setter. Black and brown, with white spot
on breast and few white hairs on under
lip. Answers to name of Pete" A suitd-
bic re,odrd will be paid on his return to Mrs.
E. E. Reed, Montpelier.
THE attention of the public is called again
to the Wolf River apple, which may be seen
at Putnam & Marvn's store, opposite the
Golden Fleece, for two weeks only. Cal
and see fruit from Fair Mount Nursery E.
e. Andrews, proprietor.
PROVIDENCE RIVER OYSTERS, Ipswich
clans and ocean and lake fresh fish, new
smoked halibut and salmon, picked tongues
and sounds, halibut fins, salmon, salmon
trout and No. mess mackere at the State
Street Fish Market, opposite the postoffice
THE Boston Erening Record, the brightes
and most newsy daily in New England, ha!
larger circulation in Vermont than any
other daily paper. 1t is delivered by carrier
or sent postpaid for twenty-five cents
month or So year. AGENTS WANTED il
every town to handle the paper and to oh
tain mail subscriptions. Sample copies anC
circulars furnished by r. G. Brown, Yer
mont agent, Montpelier.
THE latest and best gentlemen's three
dollar shoes are made with the improved
sewed welt and are equal to hand-sewed
the soles being very flexible and smooth in
side. They are made from good stool
throughout, making very serviceable an'
much more comfortable shoe than the or
dinary machine-sewed. Sold only at Ship
mans, Main street. Also a larger stool
than ever before of boots and shoes of all de
scriptions at reasonable prices.
WooLsoN BROTHERS. having determined
to close out portion of their stock q
tailoring goods, have selected many style
of suitings, coatings and trowserings an,
placed them in [what they terml thei
slaughter-pen. These goods have been in
voiced at just half their cost, and placed il
charge of Charles A. Smith Qately iron
New York city, who will be pleased to shoy
them to any one in want of good clothes TO
little money. This is a splendid oppor
tunity for ladies who desire materials suit
able for ulsters and Jackets also goods 70
boys suits and overcoats Remnants will
be sold very cheap. A few mis-tits and un
called-for garments that will be sold at an
price covering cost of material.
VERMONT LEGISLATORS, and all others in
terested in Vermont affairs, should own
copy of The Biographical Encyclopedia
Vermont" containing sketches and POI
traits of ouer one hundred prominent min
teenth century Vermonters. A book of owe
four hundred pages, elegantly bound, pul
lished this year. 1t was originally sold b
subscription. Only twenty copies of the boo
are now unsold. Daniel f. Long has eleve
copies, which he will retail at $40 less tina
published price. Call and examine at I'll
PHINNEY BOOKSTORE, on State street, wheI
you will also find one of the largest stocks G
Books and Stationery in the state, Oil Pain
ings, Steel Engravings, Pcture-frames, Col
Pens and Pencils and general line of Fanc
Goods, Artists Materials, Spectacles an
Eyeglasses. Opera-glasses for sale or to lie
Albums at less than cost. "The Union Ca
met Perfection Toilet Paper" new thin
Call and examine
CAPITAL CAFE is opposite Golden Fleec
South Main street. We propose to lea
them all outside of the large cities. c. v
Locklin, proprietor.
Montpelier and Vicinity.