The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-05-11
Business Mere Mention.


mings at the Misses Fisk's, 27 State street.
WANrED-To rent, or work on shares,
small garden Address "K," WATcHMAN
office
Coon line of ladies' and gents, misses
and boys low shoes at Shipman's "Old
Reliable"
WANTED.-Five hundred cases fresh eggs.
Address, with price, f. w. Booth, Essex
junction, Vt.
wANrED.-Po by a lady who under
stand double entry bookkeeping. Address
NJ, this Office.
BLoUsEs and shirt waists are among the
attractions at T. S. Brophy & Co.'S. See
advertisement, page eight.
For sALE,-A very desirable building lot,
nearly halfacre, near Seminary, on Semi
nary Hill. Inquire Of d. l.. Fuller.
WANTED.-A good capable girl to do gen.
eral housework. Address Mrs. Clark King,
Loomis street, Montpelier, Vermont.
The place to buy shingle, lath, lime,
brick and cement is at Fuller & Sons. They
have large stock and are selling at low
price.
On DECK.-The refrigerator season is now
open, and have as fine line of them as
ever was seen. Call and see them. o. n.
Cross, SO East State street.
LosT-On State, Elm or Vine street.
Monday evening, a pocket-book containing
money and two keys. The finder can leave
the same at WATCHMAN Office
G. M. CUsHMAN, specialist in lenses for
the eye, will be at Longs bookstore, May
16, for one week. Prices low; satisfaction
guaranteed; examination free.
THE pure-bred English coaching stallion,
Cleveland Bay, will make the season at
Evergreen Farm, Calais, and on Saturday of
each week at Exchange hotel, Montpelier.
HOUSE FOR SALE-In the village of Mont
pelier, convenient to schools, arranged for
two tenements with about five rooms each.
Apply to Stephen Thomas, clothes pin
factory.
SPRING TOOTH HARRows.-A good time
to buy. Fuller g. Son are selling the Perry
Spring Tooth Harrow for S12. They also
sell the Barton Plow, the lightest draft OF
any plow sold.
TENNIS SHOES, fifty and sixty cents, at
Shipmans. We believe these to be the
the celebrated Boston ventiating tennis
shoes at lowest figures.
For SALE.-Three thousand cedar posts
from two cents to eight cents piece; shin
giles, cedar, $3.50 per thousand; spruce, 81
per thousand; fir, S1.75 per thousand Mel
son Shorey, Plainfield, Vt.
BARNARD, SUMNER & PUTNAM Co. con.
tinue, on page FIVE, to detail the attractions
of their counters. "Gold dollars at seventy.
FIVE cents" wouldn't go faster than the
goods they are offering in all departments
THE listers fled their books yesterday
and will meet at their office-Daley's coal
Office, Main street-on Wednesday, May 49,
at two O'Clock P. NJ, to hear grievances, and
will continue their sessions from day tc
day till the 9th.
LARGE line of working shoes in buckle
lace and congress, suitable for farmers
granite workers, etc. Solid goods at low
prices. See them, at Shipman's "Old Re-
| LIABLE" 100 Main street.
| HAVING sold out our furniture business
we have opened an Office at the Union Card
Company's store, "a Main street, Montpel.
ier. All having unsettled accounts with
us are requested to call and settle the same
S. S. Towner & Son.
THE Capital Savings Bank and Trust
Company pays depositors four per cent and
taxes on sums not exceeding 81 800, and
makes loans on home securities at six pei
cent 1t rents fire and burglar.proof de
posit boxes for five dollars year.
FARM lands in Minnesota and the Da
kotas have advanced this spring from
twenty-five to fifty per cent with an un
precedented demand. Another year OF
good crops and we shall hear no more star
Udtion stores,' says F. II. Austin, treas
urer New York Loan Company.
CHAMBERLAIN EYE AND SKIN OINTMENT
"A certain cure for chronic sore ewes. tet
ter, salt-rheum, scald head. old chronic
sores, fever sores, eczema, itch prairie
scratches, sore nipples and piles, 1t is cool
| ing and soothing. Hundreds of cases have
been cured by it after all other treatment
had failed. 1t is put up in twenty-five and
fifty cent boxes. For sale by c. Blakely.
DIR. GAGE Is CoMING.-Dr. o. G. Gage, the
successful specialist, OF Concord. N. H., will
be at the Avenue house, st. Johnsbury
Thursday, May 12; at the new hotel Barre
Friday, May 10, till noon, and at the Pavil
ion, Montpelier, in the afternoon of the
same day from twelve to six o'clock.
other methods have failed, try DIR. Gage, fol
his cures are truly wonderful.
"MR. WILLIAM WEsTLAKE, a prominent
farmer and breeder of thoroughbred horses
living near Avoc, Neb, was so badly in
jured by being thrown from his sulky as tC
be unable to raise his hand to his head
After using numerous lniments and con
sulting several physicians without getting
any relief, he asked me if / knew of any
thing that would help him. recommended
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which he used
and within two weeks he had entirely re-