The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-09-04

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latest Canadian Pacific railroad maps.
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JUST look at this In order to close out
few lots of Shoes j. c. Griggs of Waterbury
will make the following prices for cash until
they are sold: One lot of ladies' goat and
kid button,- regular price $500 and $780,
closing price S175 one lot of mems calf
shoes, button or lace,-regular price $500,
$50 and $500, but will close them at S175
another lot of ladies' shoes, which will be
put in at S1.00 per pair. He will give a
good bargain on slippers and Newports for
seventy-fve cents
Mrs. MARY L. ATKINS offers for sale a
good farm on the hill road one mile from
Cabot upper village, church, good school
and post-oflice, and one-half mile from
lower village, which also has a good school
and post-ofce Said farm contains one
hundred sixty acres, which is well watered.
1t has two good sugar orchards, one of a
thousand trees, the other three or four hum
dred. Cuts from thirty to forty tons of hay.
This is valuable and very desirable home
stead for any person desirous of such prop
erty. For further particulars address Mrs.
Mary L. Atkins. Cabot, VT
FARMERS, READ THIS, and remember
about the 1st of October that C. G. Warren,
at Waterbury, Vt, on account of the sale of
his farm to the state of Vermont for the in
sane asylum location, will sell the largest
herd of Jerseys (some two hundred) that
was ever offered in the state at one time at
public auction. 1t only required sixteen
and one-half pounds of milk to make a
pound of butter in the test made from this
entire herd last June. There will be sold
at the same time two pairs of fine Kentucky
mules, oxen, engine, cream separator, ma
chnery, wagons, sleds and the most mod
ern farming outfit. Be sure and come.
Will name the date in short time in this
paper Look for it.
The Worcester (Mass.) Polytechnic In
stitute begins the work of the next year
with greatly enlarged facilities. The Sails
bury laboratories, just erected at an ex-
pense of over 100000, is one of the best
scientific buildings in the country and is
fully equipped with the best apparatus for
work in chemistry and mechanical and
electrical engineering. The corps of in.
struction has just been increased by the
appointment of six new instructors and as.
sistants. The graduates OF the Institute
especially from the department of me.
chanical engineering, find ready employ
ment, and many of them, although not q
score of classes have yet graduated are fill
ing very responsible and lucrative positions