The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-05-23
Business Mere Mention.

d. S. Wheatley's.
WOULD not it pay you to use o. d. Serb.
ner's pure Vermont lard?
CARDS for posting brooks and grounds for
sale at the WATCHMAN Office.
TAILOR MADE suits in duck and storm
serge at d. S. Wheatley's.
CLARA FEM of Worcester, VT, has q
nice piano which she will sell cheap for
cash. Come and see it.
A NEW and very full line of infants and
children's null and muslin hats and caps, at
the Misses Fisk's, q State street.
A. D. FARwELL is showing some great
bargains these days on last seasons goods.
See his advertisement on page eight
WANTED at once, girls to work in the
Monument House, Williamstown, VT. Adj
dress Sherman Winchester, proprietor.
THE Royal Worcester, w. G. G. corsets
are sold by d. S. Wheatley.
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.
A SPRING MEDICINE. - DR.. Glidden' s
Rheumatic Cure will renovate and purify
the whole system and cure rheumatism.
For sale at druggists.
THE Marina patent hip corset, advertised
on this page by Niles & Pratt, is guaranteed
the wonder of the century.
MY refrgerators, the Greeley" have no
equal. have fine line on hand. Easy
pay ments. Call and see. Oscar n. Cross,
No. 56 East State street, Montpelier.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.-Out of doors or
in doors, as agent for sale of goods or in
doing office work. Good references given.
Address c., WATCHMAN Office, Montpelier.
A BAY horse, with star in forehead, came
into the enclosure of s. H. Foster of North
Calais two weeks ago. The stray animal is
now in Mr.. Fosters barn waiting an owner.
For SALE.-General store business, run
by present owner for twenty years, doing a
good business. Will rent or sell building.
Address c." WATcHMAN office, Mont
pelier.
JESSE SHELDON, Wells River, Vt, dealer
in diamonds, watches and clocks, jewelry,
silverware, optical goods, cutlery violins
and harmonious. Fine watch work a spe.
cialty.
stylish capes, etc, advertised on this page
by l.. p. Gleason & Co., are among the
many latest novelties with which their store
is filled.
THE white maple and curly birch cham
Der sets, advertised this week on page eight
by Webster, Hall & Taplin, are the correct
thing in style and finish, and the price is
ALLsILK Windsor ties for ladies are the
leaders at the special sale for next Satur-
day, advertised on this page by Il. S. Cur.
rier Il Co., Barre. They are also Offering
special values in ladies' garments and suits
On page eight and elsewhere, A. j. Howe
is Offering to parties wishing to purchase,
sell or rent real estate, some excellent
chances to do business. The Montpelier
real estate agency is already an assured
success.
GRAND concert by the Harper's Ferry
Jubilee Singers, under the auspices of the
Epworth League, at the vestry of the Meth
odist church on Monday evening, May 2S,
at eight o'clock. Admission twenty We
cents.
The column advertisement of NJ. NJ.
Knight, Waterbury, on page eight, an
nouaces grand closing-ou sale of ladies'
outside garments, and some exceptional
bargains are there offered. 1t will repay a
careful perusal.
SUNDAY PAPERs.-The Boston S ndav
Globe and Herald will be on sale at Long Is
book store at half past nine, Sunday
mornings, commencing next Sunday. Pa
pers delivered to any part of the town.
Leave your orders early.
WARNER F. Colby of Barre is offer.
ing special values in house-furnishing
goods, chamber suits, etc. Read his adver-
quarters for such goods in Barre. Goods
are shown with pleasure.
LOST, on Tuesday night of last week, be-
tween upper Loomis street and the opera
house, heavy carriage robe, light color on
one side, bright scarlet on the other
Finder will be rewarded by leaving same at
Montpelier National Bank.
WANTED.-Agents everywhere to sell
household article indispensable in every
Nj arf Sail ttSnl
profits. County managers wanted. Ad-
dress, for particulars, George E. WILDER,
General Agent, Williamstown. Vt
EVERY application for loans from the
Pierre Savings Bank passes the inspection
OF IT'S president, who is the largest stock
holder OF the bank. That is the class of pa
per which is guaranteed and kept on sale at
its Eastern office, No. 60 Main street, Mont.
pelier, Vt,
THE column advertisement of the Barnard,
Sumner & Putnam Company, on page five,
is eagerly scanned from week to week by
those desiring goods that combine high
quality and style at moderate prices. Some
thing especially interesting will be found
there this week.
TwATTLENIx, the great popular craze,
beats anything ever invented for me-
chanical puzzle. For particulars see the
double column advertisement on page
eight. Agents are more than coming money
selling them. Write to the Union Gard Co.
for particulars.
For sir days only, commencing Monday,
May 2S, Professor Clark, the well-known
optician and specialist In lenses for the eyes,
can be consulted free of charge at G. II.
Baldwin's jewelry store, No. State street.
Headaches cured and nervousness overcome
by having glasses properly adjusted
WE wonder il our readers realize that
Paine's furniture warerooms, in Boston,
cover floor space of nearly five acres, the
largest retail furniture store in the world.
Wonderful bargains can always be secured
there. This week they are selling special
lot of brass bedsteads at much below their
value.
WHILE the establishment of this play is
heavy and extraordinary, it must not be in
ferred that The County Fair" is of that
class of drama that depends entirely on
scenery and sensationalism. This great
Union Square Theater success is the sim.
plest kind of comedy, depicting rural life,
and presents coterie OF characters in
digenous to the soil and as easily under
stood and recognized. Built of the simplest
episodes of everyday life, its charm lies in
the manner Of presentation, and the man
agement vouchsafe that the company is
OF the most carefully selected
people. The incidental items Of the play
which give color and life to the several
scenes will be surprises. At Blanchard