The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-10-09
block, Montpelier, vt. f. A. Dwinell
president; George w. Wing, treasurer.
NEW material for fancy work at Web

| Look at the new fringes, crochet, jet and
lace points, sashes, panels, silks, velvets,
and other desirable dress trimmings at
Gleasons.
! HEAVY boots and shoes, light boots and
shoes, coarse boots and shoes, fine boots
and shoes, warm boots and shoes, rubber
boots and shoes, beaver boots and shoes,
felt boots and shoes, and about all Kinds of
boots and shoes, with prices that will please
you, at Shpmans, 106 Main street
GEORGE A. A1NswoRTH Williamstown
and Barre, dealer in pianos, organs and
sewing-machines. Barre headquarters, Per
ley Chambers jewelry-store. He has the
agency for the White sewng-macnne.
(Which was awarded the highest premium
on sewing-nachines at the great centennial
exhibit at Cincinnati, Ohio, 1885, for sim
! plicity of construction durability of parts,
adaptability of adjustment, light and quiet
running"
AN immense audience witnessed very
fine rendition of Uncle Toms Cabin, by
Peck & Fursman's Mammoth Company at
the Globe Theater, last night. The intro
dution of two Topsys and two Marks is a
decided novelty, and kept the spectators in
one continual roar of laughter. But no
small share of praise was awarded to Eva's
pony, Prince" and the aesthetic donkey
q" Oscar" the latter animal being ridden by
Marks, Sr. The scenic effects were per-
fectly magnificent Boston Herdld, AprH Is.
THE recent selection of Pierre as the capi-
tai of South Dakota, and the opening up to
white settlement of the Great Sioux Indian
Reservation which is just across the Mis-
souri, river from,Pierre, adds new attractions
to the investments of the Pierre Savings
Bank, which are kept on sale by A. o.
Cummins, the eastern manager of the bank.
Real estate has received an advance never
before known in so short a time in those
parts. People are flocking in on every in
coming train and propertyis changing own
ership at prices which would have been con-
sidered fabulous six months ago.
IT is important that our readers should
be informed that any person holding poll
cies for insurance on vacant buildings, can
not recover, in case of loss, unless they
have given notice to the company IN " Iich
their insurance is placed, and hold the com
pany's certificate permitting such vacancy;
also, when you know that your policy should
be surrendered for cancellation, for any
cause, send it at once to the Office of the rom
pany with written request thereon that il he
cancelled. If you have lost or misaid your
policy, a letter requesting the cancellation
will be sufficient. Policies are subject to
assessments, or payment of premium, until
their cancellation or expiration.
OUR friend, T. Henry jameson, general
advertising agent of Concord n. H., who
is placing good deal of advertising in the
best country and city papers, the WATCH
MAN among them, is connected with the
celebrated advertising house of George p
Rowel & Co., of New York, and, through
them, can place a one-inch advertisement
in twenty-five of the best New Hampshire
newspapers, seventeen weeklies, five dailies
one month for the small sum of S27 .02
which is exactly half price. Send him {
check for that amount, with copy for adver
tisement and try him. We venture to say
you will patronze him further after trial
ID. S. WHEATLEY has made arrangements
with one Of the leading cloak houses in the
city, and, at his opening on Friday and Sat
urday next, will show full line of Alaska
seal sacques and jackets, at prices ranging
: from 1925 to $3.50; plush cloaks, jackets
Newmarkets, and Modjeskas in plain ant
directoire fronts. The Irish peasant cloal
is entirely new this season 1t will pa,
every lady in Montpelier to examine th
many novelties in cloth Newmarkets an,
i. Il l. IL, 4 q,
: opening. A part of these garments will
not be in stock but three days, so go earl
and make your selections. He will hav
an experienced cloak man to take specia
a measurements during the opening.
' SAYS the Bu6dlo Times of October 12, 1881
5 "That the beautiful and deeply interesting
{ Irish drama, Kerry Cow has lost none O
its former popularity, has been made eyi
dent by the immense audiences that hav
> witnessed its presentation at the Academ
+. the past week by John S. Murphy and a.
9 excellent support. Mr.. Murphy is the sam
, pleasing type of the true-hearted happy
= traditional Kerry Cow as of old, and is sur
to carry his audience to the highest pitch c
enthusiasm every time. Miss Helen Fo
gave an exceedingly pleasing personato
. of Nora Drew, giving the love passage wit
- a sweetness that captivated all hearts, an
. manifested fine spirit of self reliance whe
: required" 1t is to be presented at tn
' Blanchard Opera-house on Friday evenin
. next. Extra train from Barre and return.
THE f. II. Rollins & Son company
. bankers and brokers, with offices in Cor
cord N, H., Boston, Mass, Denver, Col
and Grand Forks, Oak, favor us with thei
new business announcement to-day. Thi
80 business house, which was founded by til
- late Hon. E. II. Rollins, and successful
% carried on for many years by himself an
his son, Frank w, Rollins, now the presto
ing head of the company, with another sol
y f. w, Rollins, attending to the business
y the western branch of the house who
y now first vice-president of the concern,
i to-day stronger than ever, with better facil
10 ties for its immense and eyer-increasin
10 business. The company is now organize