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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-02-09

In bran. shorts, midil!nzs, ship s,uffs, cracked
corn AMI oats, etc as well as garden, lawn
and field seeds. The business is person INV
superintended BY The proprietor and on order.
receive prompt and careful attention, being
delivered free to auv psrt of the city when ID
sired. +. q. DrscoIl 70 native Of Fair field.
VT. He IL . highly representative business
man. hustler In every sense Of the word.
aud richly deserves bis very fiattering success.
~. .. Fonda.
MANUFACTURED OF LINE AND pyALEn IN
LUMBER, BUILDING MATERIAL, COAL AND
WOOD.
This well.known business, and 4 highly iu.
portant one TO st AloaBs, was established by
fhe present proprietor, Mr.. ". B. Fonda. IN
1917 and the lumber yards, once and planning
mills are located on 6tebbins street. little
southwest Of the business portion of the IN
lage. The limo ki'ns, from which the daily
product Il 800 barrels per dag, are located
about four miles north Of the city, on the line
OF the Central Vermont. The lime here pro-
duced Is Of the purest qualify. Ii Is used ex-
tensively for bleaching, and also IN the mar
ufacture OF chemicsl wood fore. The trade
extends well over New England. the product
being recognized ss standard. Mr.. Fonda IA
one Of the most exten-tve deslers IN lumber
IN Frsnklih county. tbs branch Of the bu-'-
ness being In charge of his brother, Mr.. Frank
W. Fonda. The yards contain every variety
of the best grades OF building material, In
shitc- wood. pine. spruce xnd hemlock iurl-
her. pine and spruce elspoosris snd shingles.
as well a. building paper, dsscening felt for
lining floor, Fortlsnd and ROsendsle dement's
and plaster, lime, hair and tile. Possessing
unusual advantages IL bayirg, and Porctss-
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-02-09
Vermont Construction Company,

s'stGNbRS AND MANUrACTUREIs OF IRON
AND III EEL iD0Bs yIADJcTS, TURN IA
sLFs IRON ROOFS. ETC,
8 The Vermont Construction Co., which coz.
efcts one OF the most Important manufactur.
ing Institutions OF 1t. Adams, was incorporat.
60 Ia 1876, and their factories and machine
village On the Mlssitq1 10 Valley Division of
sle Central Vermont Railroad. The plant
comprises number of buildings of large d..
ssens.ons. the main structure beiig two
stories and covering an ares of G9xiS0 feet
lib ellie 39Kf5 feet. The building known az
ths Glider chop IL 35yi05 and the pattern
chop GOxle0 feet In dimensions. while In add.
i!op there IL coy ard convenient eff ce ar
cher pibor structures. The m,tive power 10
furbisbed By $50 horse power Cori.s engine
aud The maci tnery thus opers.ed consists of
the most modern improved and perfect app
aIcts for the character Of work here turned
suts rendering the plant as thoroughly
equipped as any works OF the nature IN New
England and enabling the company TO turn
suf cisss OF work that has no superior In
die United States. The products of tie plant
are steel ard wrought Iron structures in rail-
road ard highway bridges, iron roof, turn
tables, Fiiducts, iron piers, trestles. Orders.
ard many other descriptions OF strLc ursi
iroh and steel work. A force of IS txper;-
eucsd and skilled mechanics are employ ed nd
81 The operations OF the woIk X superintended
b. men Of noted ability ard experience IN the
pciiocss. This Company holds The contracts
ssE Constructing and erecting the Iron AMI
Aiej hIidges along the lines OF the Central
spmobt railroad. which WORK alone taxes a
s.re portiDs Of sheir facilities. They have
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-02-09

Huntinglon's interest and the business ss.
sumed the name OF q e. J, Wyman, A few
years later John Wyinan retired from the
firm and Mr. Il. Ii. Huntington. son OF tue
former partner purchased m intert ST, but In
1868 SO d again to Mr. Wyman who re.
NAMED sole proprietor until 1880 when his
son, M. John ID. Wyman, was aam tied into
the business. The firm continued under the
title OF Charles Wy man & Son until March Of
last year, when It was converted into the pre-.
ent form. Mr.. John d Wyman still remain.
Ing member Of the firm. The store 10 10.
Gated at No. 1l9 Main street In the Brsinerd
block, and Is one of the busiest Institutions In
st. Alb,ns. The salesrOom. which Is 22x70
feet 10 dimensions, nicely lighted and elegant-
~ furnished,is filled with brilliant display OF
hne jewelry and silverware In every conceive
able form from q solid gold ring set with cost.
ly diamonds to an admirable CLOCK In new de.
sign. The stock Is well known nv customers
who reside 10 all portions OF the United States
to contain only those goods that are unsur'
passed In quality and artistic worm ahsh'p
No sooner IL something new on the market
than the enterprise OF this firm has secured
1t, and 1t ia this fact. together with their
record for honest and square dealing that has
won for the house lis wide and envtable repu-
tatlon. There are no back number goods
there, and from one end to the other the cases
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-02-09

Vicious increase In patronage. From of1ce to
roof this hostelry Is elegantly furnished, the
apartments are large, cheerful and airy,
equipped with electric light, electric bells.
heated by hot water. and Is in every respect
on footing with the best class OF metrop0li.
tan hotels. The dInin, room is q model and
the table IL supplied dsily with the freshest
and purest Of food products from the best
farms In Franklin county, while the service
Il admirsble. Management Il the key note to
success in botel business, and Mr.. Thompson
with bis corps of assistants, are not mere or
nsmental dgure-1eads when It comes TO that.
having already gained for the American ho-
tel an euyisbIe reputation. Its location amid
the most famous summer resorts OF New
England, Will make its headquarters during
the con ing season for those visitors who wish
for 40 elegant temporary home.
Sc. Albans Foundry Company.
GENERAL y uNDERs AND MAcHINIsrs-LAKg
AND FsUNDRf SHEETS.
This prominent manufacturing Institution
which Is one Of the Iesding establishments Of
state, was originally founded ovfr half o GEN.
tury ago-in 1915, by Hon. Worthington c.
Smith. The output of the concern previous
10 about 1852 consisted mainly of stoves and
In this yesr the works began tie msnufscture
OF car Wheels and railroad ca t.nas generally.
In 1884 Mr.. Newton. together With Ei-
ward A. Smith, purchased the concern and
The businsss wss conducted under the frm
nsme Of Smith & Newton. but In ISIS the
relltion was dissolved by Hon. w. &. smiths
purchase OF the entire plant. He conducted
Il alone until 800 when the present company
was organized. The plant Itself is one OF tae
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-02-09

q surplus Of $900,00O,G0 In ali Thu 81 years
there hss never bes q failure II one OF these
| associations. THE shows the absolute keou.
rity they give inve stors.' This firm are also
representatives of the Protective Registry
Co., of New York, which affords . perfect
system of Identification IN case the policy or
badge holder meets with accident or death
while away from home. and brings INN edlate
assistance frem the best ply ticians 10 the
e1untry. Almost every capitalist and In.
fuentiaI business man I'd st. Adams has be-
come . member through iris agency. bot
none are too poor. for the expense IL only
dollar per year. Mr.. A. d. Tsnn6y is native
Of Franklin county and has been q resident
Of st. Alb.ns oil his liz. excepting six years
ne spent In the west. He Ia member OF the
nicipai court. Mr.. 8. 8. Watson has been
connected with the business about FIVE years.
and after leaving school at the University Of
Vermont became an assistant In the st.
Adams postCf1ce. Both are well known
business men whose integrity is beyond re
proach.
Charles wyman & Co.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEwELRT AND
sLvERwARE.
This Is st. Adams oldest commercial estab
Renf, and the Oldest jswelry dating its his
tory, which IL int' resting because 1t has been
succf ssful, back TO 1S41, at which time Mr..
A. III. Huntington was proprietor. Mr..
Charles Wyman cqme to ST. Adams and be
gan working for Mr.. Huntington IN 1S4s, and
two years later b. came q partner under the
fim name Of Huntington & Wymsu. This
coniir ued seven years. ut the end
Of which time John Wymsn purchased Mr..
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-02-09

constructed highway bridges In everv county
In Vermont, and have erected about 80 bridges
for the Central Vermont RlilrOnd Company
Their work In thi. lire IA built from thu plan,
and spec fcations Of Mr.. Geo II Thompson
OF New York, consulting engineer of the Gen
trail Vermont railroad. In highway bridges,
the company have erected many Of the finest
specimens OF structural work and engineer
ing In New England. New York and other
Middle and Eastern states, the largest bridge
In New Engiand-that crossing the east chan
mel OF Lake Cnamplain anu 1000 feet long
having been built by this company With
any desirable facility at hand and the advin.
tages Of skilled enginee re-, the Vermont Cor
struction company are abundantly able to
compete both as to high quality OF work and
low prices, with any concern OF the kind in
the country. They invite correspo ndence
with companies, corporations and towns and
will cheerfully furnish free drawings, plans
and estimates.
Tenney & Watson.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY NO 100 MAIN
STREET.
A magnificent business Office is that Of
Tenney e. Watson, the general insurance
men, In the Lewis block at No 100 Main
street. 1t Is IN fact a suit of rooms, each In.
iividusl apartment being furnished In man.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-02-09
ST. ALBANS.
(Continued from First page. !

mcrcisl interests of New England are un.
aStibtedly acquainted with the fact that In
every state brar ch concerns handling the pro
6tYCis OF this corporation have been estsb-
Nsf6d. and In Vermont especially the retail
acNers are fortunate In having two or three
ofthese branches within convenient reach.
Edf evident reasons the corporation has In
esGh instance selected the most prominent
railroad centers In the state. and thus 1t
sEfablished at this point 10 1888. The bust
aess ia conducted in large and we'll built
structure near the Central Vermont railroad
stetlon, which is thoroughly provided wito
tl,e most approved fixtures for handling the
hussness. This branch. which is one Of the
mtet important in New England, covers with
iIs products all the territory, within a radius
OF % miles, supplying their products of
dresstd beef, mutton, pork, veal, high grade
iard and pl ovisions Gan Of which received the
aiehest AWARDS at the Worlds Fair) to the
ksifirg retail dealers OF this section. Their
customers number among the most snhstan-
al md euterprising retail dealers In this sec
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-02-09
ST. ALBANs ACADEMY AND PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING.

are filled With dszz ing display OF the new
tasty and novel. La connection with this
| sore there Is a workshop department IN the
rear which 1t ia interesting to mention-a
room filed with fntricate machinery operated
by small water moter. Here old g)d Is
worked over and m lnufactured to order into
| plain band rings, and other work of similar
char acter Is done. together with grinding and
polishing. Five workmen are employed 10
repairing watches and clocks and they have
on hand INSTANTLY from one to two hundred
watches for repair. This department OF the
work Is In charge of Mr.. B. b, Perkins, .
member of the firm, who Is recognized AS an
export. he is native OF New York state
and has been resident Of st. Adams IS years.
Mr.. Cha, les Wyman, the senior member l. q
native OF Chelsea, VT, and since his residence
here hiss repres 'nted ST. A lbans In the state
legislature. performing Eis duties with honor
aad credit. Ella sou. Mr. John Wyman, was
born ia St. Adams In 1852 aud has been con.
nected with the firm lii one capacity or ar.
other since 1868. Both are thoroughly ex.
perienced and skilled wOrkmen, and their sue.
cess:n career Is duo TO the strictly trust.
worthy manner In which they have conducted
the business. -.-A--lGs s.z-.--1
American Hotel.
St. Adams Ia remarkably well supplied
with hotel accommodations, and the Amer
,an hotel. noble f0ur-st0ry structure over
looking Taylor Park, the most beautiful por-
ton OF the village, Il on7 that should receive
particular mention. from the fact that It is
one Of the best hotels In New England. The
fact that 1t has changed hands but or ca In 20
years. speaks well fJr it, past, hut lis present
Increasing popularity ecItpsts sill its former
record. The new proprietor, Mr.. J. J.
Thompson. look charge on mar. l. 1903 and
since that time no Expense or pains have bf en-
spared to place the hotel to the front In all Its
appointments. and the r. suit has tesn mar
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-02-09

lC,aiina.l % Third rise1
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-02-09

five years $40. He Is . pleasant gentleman,
exp rienced In the line, and the drm is 70.
caivIng liberal share of the patronage.
St. Albans' Steam Laundry.
The St. Adams steam laundry, which has
under the present management gained well
deserved reputation 70. the perfection of its
work, occupies the old Fremont building, .,
No. 81 and 90 Main street, which was years
ago the leading hotel In st. Adams Al one
time II was occupied by the Glens Falls Shirt
Company, and later the laundry. which last
October became the property OF Wood e. 0i.-
con. was founded by L II. Lombard. Since
the new tropriet0rs assumed control they
have greatly enlarged the facilities with new
and modern machinery, for Q portion Ct
which there i no Duplicate 10 the state. They |
occupy two floors and employ from eight to
fifteen hands. turning out vast amount OF |
work for the ter riiory OF Franklin and Chit /
ienden counties, northern New York and /
Canada. All work is performed with tbs |
greateet care and orders Fl led promptly with /
work is . sptcislty and will be executed on
snort notice when necessary. The mezbers
Of the firm are Messrs. 8 II. Wood and ID X.
ellison, both natives Of Vermont, the former
Of SSanion AMI the latter OF 81 Aibsps. Mr..
Wood esme 10 ST. Albans In 1850 and at the
breaking out of the late war enlisted for
three months with the Is: Vermont Infantry,
Ind afterwards followed the war to its eosf
with the 1t Vermont Cavalry. Under Har-
rison's adm nistrstion be had charge of The
.ustous hoase 1T ST. Adams sud has been 10.
aior vice commander q partmsnt Of Vernon
2. A. II. Mr.. ellison wss slso connected with
ne customs house 81 vsriou. periods for n
Tears. H. served IN the 10 b Vermont Inf.n-
nv X gimeat from its orgsn'z stion to its dis
'hsrge 81 III ead OF the war. Both sre well
s-own aud highly respected business men and
q zsus ssd sre deserving the large pstrop-
Ige which hss fallen to their lot,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-04
IN TIE SMART SET.

A fine striped velvet that Il both shot and
moired Is a novelty among spring dress fab
rics.
Bayadere stripes Of old rose and faint sea
green appear on lustrous grounds Of fawn
cOlOred corded silk.
A double reversible shot silk has mauve
ground. with pale green spot on one side
and violet one on the other.
a dark green broche called Persian bro
oatel Is shot with pale blue and has ire
foils in turquoise blue and gold
Novel English silks are woven in fine reps
ia white on pale tinted grounds, with a
cross stitch row between each cord that
matches the background
Among the black stockings are those GOV.
cred with minute gilt stars that are war
ranted washable. Stamped floral effects
are manufactured that are also pronounced
fast colored
Among the oddities in dress materials are
satins with rich backgrounds In petunia,
brown, wine color and laurel green bro
caded with pine cones or clusters of nee
tarines upon bronze or olive grounds.
A noted designer Is now using for some of
his stylish spring costumes shaded peau de
sole for sleeves, draped vest aud fan plaitings
on the slashed cloth skirt. lie also makes en-
tire costumes Of this charming fabric.
Gold braid half an inch wide Is set above A
black astrakhan binding on a costume of
heliotrope cloth, and dark moss green
gown with deep skirted coat 70 match is
trimmed with many rows OF narrow inch
wide bands Of pale yellow buokskin thiekly
dotted with jet cabochons-New York
Post
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-04
CATIONS NERVE TONIC
AND VITALIZER.

Quickly euros general aud nervous debility,
ipnal eahaution, Neura thenia etc.
Completely. perfectly and permanently reiuv-
mating the vital eaergies; increasing nervous
povar. rensr ms the ambition OF youth aud the
iouraTe Of manhood. restoring 20 enfoebled,
tnervatsd, exhausted, dovitAlized. or overworked
men aud women perfect constitutional powers.
lts extraordinary curative power maniiesia
itself almost immediately it Is taken. con tina
point the evidence " those WAC have taken II 4
aniform and positivs. They tay they can feel
The effect Of every eoso dling them goo il IL a
restorative influence through he medium Of tho
nervous syttem 10 every organ aud tissue In the
body. Il makes but little difference whether the
ronsiitut onai vigor has been undermined by
acuta disease. ovorwrrk or certain mischievous
indiscret on, OF whether tho broken down con-
iiion IL called y one name or other, 30 long a.
there 10 nervous exhauftltn general local
weakness o. long - snsrvafiun and debility are
The type Of he ailruent. this Il the remedy
thus VINO sub 'run the e.. ults OF
over mental OF physical exertion, hardship
o. posufs hidden oiains caprice or " no have
hruu ght uuan thems Ives ter - afiirtlu-s lv
gnorsuiy Or wiifuliy violating natures Laws
will hnd In stan's tltslitar ana Nerve no %
the remedy Of their eeriiAn relet % sueeiilv
rrrnoves all evidence II progressive pLysicsl
deterioration and restores tle tnttolud energies
WHENEtEd o II IN rs any we,kness q the
vital orEfns. nerv' usuess prostratious OF thu
physica or mental fnsr tie=. conf ision q IDEAS
lack of felfcontdencf. irrItahiify ~ fernn.r
u olnnchuY, cowarllCe. akutat 20 e knee
and lack palpi alton 81 the hear. dragEing pain
IN the lnins. headache. irriiat OF OF Ito noYs
and h.a lder milky urine, porutciuus aud hidden
wastes result ~ In fauare - tho msntsl and
phJsicAi possfss 9. ns,itaiins a IMP stiment 60
and responsibilities % lin. % Is tie remedy psr
eEccllcuct
A sinsio paokass viii l. sufficient 20 inauenr
ate h work Of regeneration AID core la man,
casaa nuf stuhhoru casea often raIulra mora a
" .il b. seut uosi Paid. secured from observation
Tor si.ou pr ackars. o. package ior ss.ol
Address a. or &c 10
CAIoN NED. CO. uoston. Masa
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-04

NOTICE OE e1OCKHOLDERS NETTING
~ Notice IL hereby given that meetlnE Of tho
stockholder, Of he Golden hsssengsr Mining
company will b. held AZ tho Office u tho com
psnT on the second floor d tho Msrohants Ma
iionh Rank buuding. room ., Ia the city Of
tanA. on Friday. the 9Th day Of March, A.
j. 1894 for the purpose % submitting o such
stookholdars proportion 20 aeli and convey all
Of the property Of sid company.
The property hereby intended 10 b. sold and
conveyed Is particularly described o. follows. to-
wit:
certain RIGHT 10 the use Of water Of Trout
creek Msagher county. Montana. a. evidenced
~ certain iEdanture entitled Notice Of Water
Right, dated the 2sth day Of May 1881 and eK-
eouted b. thomas Coonoy and recorded June 2
1871. AT o'clock p M. In book ~ Locations,
page "a, II the records Of heagher county,
Also TIE Anna Eliza quartz lodge mining
claim. the leostion notice Of which IL recorded
10 book OF lode loestions, page 100, rec
ords OF hengher county, Montana
Also the Golden Messenger quartz lode mining
claim. the location Aotiee Of which Il recorded
Of heasher county. Montsna.
Also the Assayer's Delight quartz lode mining
claim, the locati9n notice IT when 10 recorded
IN book ''P" Of lode looationa, page 5il. records
Of Neagher county. A. ontana
Also he Lutte ! andy quartz lode mining
claim. the location no ice Of which il recorded
IN book ''f'' Of lode locations. page 572 records
OF Meagher county. Montana
iso the lions Guard quartz lode mining
claim the location notice Of which IL recorded
in book -" u lode looations lAge u. records
Of Meagher couniy, Montana.
Also tie Florence quartz lode mining claim,
the location notice 81 which Is recorded in boo x
% Of lode locations, page ~ records OF
Meagher comfy. Montana
Also the home Guard millsitc, the location
notice % which 10 recorded in book Of miscsl-
laneous records, page s47, hoashar county, Mon
tnna
Also q . Little Dandy milsits, tho location
notice Of which l. recorded IA book % miscel-
lsneous recSrea, page 3i5 meaghor county, Mon
tanA
Also the Golden Messenger millsite the locA-
ton notice Of which Il recorded In book l Of
misceil Aneous records, Dage sii, heAghor county.
Montana
Also the Jim Dandy 1uartz lode mining claim
the location notice u which - recorded Ia book
- page =. Of lode locations records OF MeAgher
county, Montana.
Also tho Kelly Guloh placer claim, situate
lying and being in Belt mining district. heagher
county. Montana.
Also that certain mill and all machinery. tools
AMI other appliances connected herewith upon
the doiden hefsongr miliaite, or upon any Of
the mining claims herein above described. to-
gether with all the buildings and houses Of every
description and kind upon said Golden hesssn-
ger miilsite OF elsewhere upon any Of said prop
Kind and description belonging 70 said Golden
Messenger Mining company.
by order OF the board OF trustees.
THOMAS IL. DOUGHERTY.
attest President
FRANK hull mr. Secretary,
VALkN1INE HEINRICH
Gkt R8E w. CLARK
CARL BkhuBrRAND
majority Of the trustees
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-04

GHERIFE's SALE-JOHN FL MILLER
- .plAintif vs. Mamie smith, George ". h
Smith her husbAndl. John c. paulsen, Mar
garet Paulesn ths Wife, Noah j McConnell
fsrah l. MoConnsll his WifeD. Adam German
ser, Theresa hosina 6erhanser lhis wits'. de-
Under and by virtue Of an order Of sale aud de-
cree Of foreclosure and sale Issued out Of tbs
district court Of the Fret Judicial district Of the
state OF nontanA n and for the county Of
4. d. lssl in the above entitled actioh. wherein
John H.. Ter the above named plain
iorsciosSro aud sale SANS above "a named
defendants, on the 2lst day Of August
A. d. issi, for tho sum Of st.lo057. besides in.
tsrest costs AID attorneys fees. which said
decree On the Dist dag Of 1ugust. p ID.
ise, recorded In judgment book No. 1 Of said
court At hase ~ | am Commanded 70 sell al
lying and being in the county of Lewis and
Clarke state Of Montana, and bounded aud de-
Lot numb ersd four (N in block Numbered
eight ~, said lot being bonded on the north by
Eighth avenue. on the east by lot numbered We
81 in eaid block. on the south By an alley. and
on the west by lot numbered three lSl Il said
block. said lots and block are numbered dor
ignsstea and desorihed on tho plal and survey Of
clerk and recorder Of evils and Clarke county.
state Of Montana; said lot being IN tue Bassett
addition to the city Of Helena, county Of LOWS
Together with all and singular the tonements.
Entertainments and appurtensnces therounto be-
iouAlus OF IN AAA Mltt aipeFtAl
Public notice Is hereby given that on Tuesday
the 2uih day Of ehruary. A. d. 1894. At Il o'clock
M Of that day. at the front door Of the court house.
Helena. Lewis and Clarke county. Montuna.
will in obedience said order 81 sale ami decree
Of foreclosure and sale. sell the above described
property or 20 much thereof ~ may be
ne cessary 20 satisfy said judgment, with interest
and costs 20 the highest and best bidder for cash
in hand.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of January.
A. d. 1881.
CHARLES u. CURTIS, Sheriff.
~ fRED +. Loss. nder Sheriff.