The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-04-11
Business Mere Mention.


State street.
MILLINERY, new, stylish and seasonable,
at the Misses Fisk, q State street,
SEE the Victor and Crescent before buying
a bicycle.
CLAM cHowDER by the quart or gallon
every Wednesday and Saturday at Hunt
ington's.
THE CRESCENT, the leading medium
priced wheel, $40, at Barrows u Peck's.
THE Bradley Fertilizer is universally re-
garded as the standard. See advertisement
on page two.
j. ]. WILLIAMS sold seven bicycles last
week. You should talk with him before
buying. III Elm street.
House TO RENT.-New, with garden and
modern conveniences. Address Mrs. Rob-
ert Cook, Montpelier, vt.
SPECIAL bargains in seasonable and re-
liable goods are advertised on this page by
II. s. Currier & Co., Barre.
WANTED.-To hire house, with stable, in
good locality. Address G. o. Barrett, Post
Office Box 800, Montpelier.
NILES & PRATT are doing business at "a
State street. and in another column have
something to say about domestic wrappers.
ADAMS the clothier is offering spring
overcoats and suits at prices to suit the
times. See his advertisement on this page.
AN interesting dialogue between sickly
and healthy woman may be found on page
six in advertisement of Gold Medal Sarsa-
parilla.
THE Gordon dye hosiery, advertised in
another column by Hunt Il Babbtt OF
Waterbury, is warranted not to fade, stain
or crock.
ALL in want of churn should call on G.
H. Wakefield and see the Improved San
born, the best churn on the market. Shop
on Berlin side.
INFANTS wear, Onyx fast black hose,
ladies' coats and capes, are among the sea-
sonable goods advertised on this page by
l.. p Gleason & Co.
A SPRING MEDICINE. - DR.. Glidden' s
Rheumatic Cure will renovate and purify
| the whole system and cure rheumatism.
For sale at druggists
THE Dutchess " trousers, advertised by
A. ID. Farwel in another column, supply a
| long felt want of bachelors, and probably
save much profanity.
IRISH & GUPTIL have for sale large stock
| of carriages and wagons at hard times
! prices; also a summer and winter hearse
| Main street, Montpelier, vt.
The attractive lines of seasonable goods
! advertised on page eight by L. 5. Brophy x
! Co., will surely attract the attention OF the
ladies of Montpelier and vicinity.
WANrED.-A good, strong boy, sixteen tC
twenty years old, in our shipping rooms
Apply at once, by letter or in person. The
Cotton Manufacturing Company.
COPPER plate and fifty cards with youl
name engraved, SLIGO. Invitations and
business cards a speciality. ID. L. Dewey
No. 2 St. Paul street, Montpelier, VT.
PAsTuRAGE.--I. l.. Slocum, Berlin, will
take young stock to pasture for the season
at hard-times prices Best pasture in Yer
mont, known as the Martin pasture.
JESSE SHELDON Wells River, VT, dealer
in diamonds, watches and clocks, jewelry
silverware, optical goods, cutlery, violin
| and harmonicas. Fine watch work spe
cialty.
A CAREFUL perusal of the double column
advertisement of the Barnard, Sumner 4
Putnam Company, on page five, will dis
close some rare bargains in the line of dres
goods. Write them for samples.
PERSONS coAtemi ilating the purchase o
western securities should exercise the sam
caution that they would in an eastern one
and then will have less trouble with its col
lection. The Pierre Savings Bank offer
such paper.
WARNING TO TREsPAssERs - Notice i
hereby given that | will prosecute, to tn
extent of the law, any person found tres
passing upon my land. Sunday ball
players, boys, and all others are given fai
warning. John E. Hubbard.
THE young men of the Church of the Mes
siah will serve an oyster supper in thel
vestry, Thursday evening, April II, frou
$50 to O'Clock. The laughable farce "Poo
Pillicoddy" will be presented in the even
ing. Supper, twenty-five cents. Admis
sion for the evening, ten cents.
GIVE are no small potatoes in Aroostoo
county On Saturday, E l.. Cleveland, Jr
of this town, sent out a special train of te
carloads of potatoes via the g, p. r., to sur
ply his southern and western trade Th
ten carloads represented nearly 5000 busl
els"-ArooStook (Me) Pioneer. See advel
tisement on page two.
AN accident policy giving indemnity fo
partial as we'll as total, disabement at a
low cost as is charged by any first elias
company is now furnished by A. g. Brow
& Son, who represent the only compan
writing this liberal policy. We invite il
vestigation, as we know it excels any polio
now issued by any company.
In 1888, $40; in 1892, S25; in 1894, $2
This tells the reduction in price whic
Paine's Furniture Company of Boston hay
made on their Morris chairs Their 81
chair to-day has solid quartered-oak franz
with all hair upholstery. his Morr
chair has four separate adjustments to I'll
back, making reading chair, smokin
chair, reclining chair and sleeping chai
1t is luxury itself.
OVER 1900 worth OF bicycles were sold b
j. j. Williams last season. This season l
is Offering the Waverly," strictly higl
grade bicycle, for S85, "Waverly" No.
same quality, somewhat heavier, $75 tt
Columbia " and " Hickory bicycles al
the best high. priced wheels made. Call
III Elm street and see samples of all the'