The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-05-28
George w. Wing, treasurer. Office, Room
4, Union block Montpelier, vt.

4, Union block, Montpelier, Vt.
THE household goods and some of the
personal effects of the late Samuel l.. Town
will be sold at auction on " the corner"
next Saturday, at one o'clock, by Edwin II.
Town. Two fine cows and one horse will
be sold at private sale They can be seen
at the old homestead on the hill, now occu-
pied by George o. Brown.
PROFESSOR CLARK, who comes to Mont
pelier highly recommended as a skilled
optcan and specialist in lenses for eye de-
fects, will be at the iewelry-store of c. w.
Skinner next Tuesday, June 3, to remain
one week. He has visited Rutland and
Brattleboro for years. This being his first
visit at Montpelier, all examinations of the
eyes will be made free
THINK of a moth-proof chest two feet
high, two feet wide and four feet long, made
of selected cedar, strongly aromatic, with
paneed sides, stout castors, iron handles
and stout lock--such a chest as is capable
of holding the combined contents Of four or
five trunks selling for only S13 at Paine's
Furniture Company, AS Canal street, BostOul
No housekeeper can afford not to have one
at this price.
A WELL PLEASED PATRON" Columbia
County, Penn, May 90, 1S90.-Hr. o. w.
MgersoU: DEAR SIR-Am more than pleased
with Ingersolls Liquid Rubber Paint; it is
no trouble to put on and covers the grain
of the wood so we'll A great deal of your
paint has been sold here during the last
Robbins" See advertisement of Patrons
Paint Works.-EditOr.
REFRIGERAToRs.-A poor, cheap refriger-
ator is a worthless thing. Do not be hum
bugged by that kind. Get first-class, dry
air refrigerator, with perfect sanitary ar
rangements, and pay only the manufac-
turers profit. How many people are made
sick by eating food kept in damp, poorly
ventilated refrigerator, poisoned by putri-
flying gases that are not carried off from the
food apartment! l have the finest line of
refrigerators in the market, with all the
latest devices, at my depository, 56 East
State street. o. n. Cross.
REV. II. S. CHURCH of Cedar Falls, Iowa,
writes, under date of March %: II have
just returned from a visit to Pierre, South
Dakota, and booming city it is. Stock in
South Dakota looks as well as in Iowa
even in Miner county, said to be the most
destitute. ! went through that county. No
one is suffering for food or apparel, but some
people need food for their teams and seed
for sowing. Still, the reports that have gone
out have been greatly exaggerated, While
a few are really needy, others who are not
take advantage of bestowed charity and
take all they can get of supplies sent"
THE advertisement of Barnard Sumner
g. Co. this week is well worth reading by
every lady who sees this paper. The ready
made Jersey suits for ladies are marvels for
cheapness and neatness combined. Here
are two styles complete suits, braided in
white or black-for only S2.75. These suits
are all ready to put on the moment they are
taken out of the wrapper. 1t seems almost
impossible that so good an article can be
made at the price, but these are the days OF
cheap prices for serviceable goods. La
Parsenne Jersey suits are especially de
signed for street, home or seashore wear
One of the chief advantages of trading Will
Barnard, Sumner & Co. is that it is no
necessary to make trip to their store al
Worcester, Mass. Their mail order de
partment is as perfect as possible, and an
immense number of orders are given through
it, and are filled satisfactorily to patrons,
Money can be sent with ORDERS or good'
will be sent c. o. ID. The advertisement is
interesting reading.