The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-09-18
Business and Amusement
Announcements.
NEW ruches at Webster's.

NEW ruches at Webster's.
LOOK up Webster's advertisement.
NEW fall millinery at the Misses Fisk.
ORDERS for Chautauqua books should be
left at once at ID. f. Longs.
If you have a job of printing of any kind
send to the WATCHMAN office.
SEE advertisement of Swifts Dressed
Beef Company on the eighth page.
PROGRAMMES Of all kinds, wedding cards
and invitations at the WATcHMAN Job office.
SEvENTy-F1vE-CENT English satin corsets
at Wheatley's for only fifty cents, in white,
drab and gold color.
w. E. ADAMS, the Montpelier clothier,
makes his first fall announcement in this
issue of the WATcHMAN.
wANTED-A salesman. Good pay. Ex-
perience not necessary. Apply to j. p.
Donovan, 50 Main street.
PEOPLE desiring a good paint for build
ings, at low price, are referred to the ad-
vertisement of the Patrons Paint Works.
EXCELSIOR WATER from Saratoga Springs
pure, fresh, sparkling and genuiBe-by the
glass or gallon, at Frank H. Bascom's drug
and cigar-store.
d. S. WHEATLEY was in market last
week and has just returned with well Sc
lected stock of new and fashionable dress
goods and trimmings.
ATTENTIoN!-A rare chance to engage in
a good paying business requiring but a
small capital can be secured by applying,
without delay, to j. r. Seaver, No. II State
street, Montpelier, VT
THE Montpelier board of United States
examining surgeons is reorganized as fol-
lows: President, DR.. Dean G. Kemp; Sec
retary, DR.. j. Henry jackson; treasurer,
DR.. Chauncey H. Hunt. The board will
meet every Wednesday at ten o'clock A. NJ.
at DR.. Kemp's Office, Montpelier.
NEW JERSEY STATE GRANGE, LEcTuR-
ER's OFFICE, September 10, 1882 Mr. o. W.
IngerSoU: DEAR SIR have used the Pat
rons' Ingersoll Paint with perfect satisfac-
ton. Will use no other mixed paint. Fra
ternally yours Empson Atkinson. See ad-
vertisemant of Patrons Paint Works on
third page.
MEssRs. GLEASON & Co., furniture deal
ers, have their full announcement in this
issue of the WATCHMAN. individuals want
ing any article in their line of merchandise
should not fail to give this firm call.
Their stock is large and varied, and they
can meet any reasonable want in respect to
price and quality.
WHITES COMBINATION WASHING AND
WRINGING- MACHINE.-It washes everything,
from lace collar to the coarsest material.
Washes better than can be done by hand,
and in one-third the time and with one
quarter the labor A great success A few
statesmen wanted. Address c. L. Roberts,
general agent, Montpelier, Vt.
Mr.. II. C. GLEASON, of the firm of l.. p.
Gleason g. Co., has been in New York and
Boston the past week selecting one of the
finest stocks of dry goods that has ever been
brought to Montpelier Mr.. Gleason's good
taste and judgment is guaranty that his
selections will lack no quality that brings
satisfaction to the feminine heart.
ARCADIA. TERMINAL CITY. ARCADIA
Read the article on the fifth page, it may
interest you. 1t is an enterprise that will
closely connect Europe, America, Japan
anu tIlld ny anu steamship lluCS.
California has no richer mineral fields See
what flourishing towns and cities are built
on the western terminus of the Canadian
Pacific.
TILLoTsoN & DANA Of Topeka, Kan, will
be the attorneys in the West for the Yer
mont Savings Investment Company and
will be of great aid to the company as Mr..
Tllotson is lawyer well known, being for
long time a member of the city council of
Topeka. Mr.. Dana is well known in Barre
and vicinity, as he was at one time principal
of Goddard Seminary.
"a PLACE for everything and everything
in its place is true proverb, and it is illus
trat ed by new piece of furniture on exhi.
bition this week at the warerooms of Paine
Furniture Co.. 48 Canal street, Boston. II
is called a chiffonere dressing cabinet, and
is really five distinct pieces of furniture in
one compact whole, taking little space and
ministering to almost every need.
ALL who like a good story should read
Rocks and Romance" New England
story, pure in sentiment and moral in tone
by f. Barrett Johnson. 1t is illustrated
from nature and founded on facts, and Is
intensely interesting and well worth read
ing. 1t contains 300 pages, nicely bound in
cloth. Price, cloth, S1.0o; paper, fifty cents
For sale at all bookstores and on railway
trains.
SAFETY rather than large returns is the
prime consideration of the officers of the
Pierre, Dakota, Savings Bank in making
their farm loans, which are preferred to those
of a more or less speculative character
that give an alluring hope of large re
turn but are likely to be disappointing. Fol