The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-10-02

manner.
ONYX hosiery at Gleason's.
BUY your johnson yarns-Saxony and
Germantown-at Wheatley's, where you
can find all colors
NoTIcE.-Ladies desiring the services of a
competent dressmaker to go out by the day
can address Box S2l, Montpelier, vt. Cut
ting and draping guaranteed.
AT the opera-house, Friday evening, Octo-
Der H., j. s. Murphy in the great Irish
drama, Kerry Cow. An extra train will be
run from Barre to Montpelier and return.
PICK up your books, music, magazines, re-
ports and pamphlets and send them to the
Montpelier book bindery and have them
bound in neat and durable volume at
lowest prices for good work. Write for
prices.
l.. =. GLEASON & Co. offer this week
twelve pieces of tifty-two inch dress goods,
all new shades, at 60 cents yard, These
goods will be sold for So cents later in the
season, the price having already advanced
in market
JAMES V. Morrow is selling full line of
groceries, fruits, vegetables, oysters, cigars,
tobacco, etc, etc, in the store in the base
ment of Union Block State street "Vic"
is enterprising and will seek to please.
Give him call.
NEW FALL GooDs.-W Wrappers, aprons
and ready made underwear of all kinds;
velvet ribbons; Johnson yarns in all col
ors, Germantowns, zephyrs, etc, etc. side
combs, hair and lace pins, at A. j. Howe's,
No. "A State street.
WHITES CoMBINAT1oN WASHING AND
WRINGING-MACH wasl es everything,
from a 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.
THERE are many veterans who have
claims for pensions pending that would do
well to consult James E. Curran, Mont
pelier, VT, who has had over six years eX-
perience as a special examiner and is thor
oughly familiar with all the laws and rulings
of the departments He makes increase
and rejected claims speciality. Advice
free.
JOHNSON COUNTY, Texas, September %,
1SS9.-Mr. 0. ". InqerSoH, Dear Sir: l have
a house which was painted with Ingersoll
Liquid Rubber Paint about two years ago,
and it looks as fresh as if was just painted.
No other house in this place of the same
age does. Truly yours, r. Ransom" See
advertisement of Patrons Paint Works on
the sixth page.
FORTUNATE people who have money to
invest will find the securities offered by the
Pierre, Dakota, Savings Bank worthy of
their investigation. A. o. Cummins, vice.
president of the bank, has recently returned
from visit to it, and thorough examination
of its business methods, and is prepared to
give the fullest information regarding the
same. He can be seen or addressed at
Montpelier, VT.
BARNARD, SUMNER & Co. have so many
things to tell the ladies about this week that
they are constrained to begin with petit
ton to talk fast" When this firms ver-
satile advertiser finds it necessary to
talk fast " to tell the world what goods
they have to sell, we think we had better
turn our readers right over to him, and ac.
cordingly refer to the advertisement in the
accustomed place.
GEORGE A. AINswoRTH, Williamstown
and Barre, dealer in pianos, organs and
sewing Barre headquarters, Per
ley Chandler's jewelry-store. He has the
agency for the White sewng-macnine
(which was awarded the highest premium
: on sewing-machines at the great centennial
exhibit at Cincinnati, Ohio, 1888, for sim
plicity of construction, durability of parts
. adaptability of adjustment, light and quie
, running"
THE National Magazine is the name Of {
t new literary venture of Chicago, which be
gins with the October number 1t is pub
lished under the auspices of the new Ma
tional University, which opens October /
of which it is the organ. The first numbe
will contain articles on literary, educationa
, and scientific subjects, and prospectus o
the University which is said to be modele,
after the London University, and has exten
= sive nonresident courses, teaching man.
subjects by mail. Published at 1872 Clarl
: street.
THAT the Montpelier crackers are wha
they are advertised to be, " the best in tn
world" is shown by the continued patron
= age of such merchants as Hon. ID. w. Alike
of Hardwick, who has been in busines
, there ifty-seven years, Amasa Scott {
h Craftsbury, who has been in trade there 70
r over sixty years, and A. S. Hyde of st. A
bans, who for thirty-tive years has bough
k these crackers, All say that during thes
o years they Lave never owned dozen ban
: rels of any except the celebrated Montpelie
J. crackers,
THE FARMERS TRUST COMPANY has bee
g engaged several years making investments
( the managers giving their entire time an
}. attention to this one line of business-nC
/. only looking carefully to the selection {
the securities, but taking the entire charg
- of the same until they are paid. That thes
= investments have been safely and prudentl
made can be attested by the large numbe
- of investors who have purchased securitie