The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-05-16
Business Mere Mention.

SMITH ~ ANGEL fast black hose al
Wheatley's.
GooD range for wood or coal for sale
No. Fullerton street.
WOULD not it pay you to use o. d. Serb
ner's pure Vermont lard?
ALL the new and nobby styles in stra
and derby hats at FarwelPs.
WHEATLEY has just received full line o.
ladies' shirt waists. Prices from twenty
five cents to $2.75.
A. j. HOWE, the real estate dealer, has
several advertisements elsewhere that are
sure to be read with interest.
PROFESSOR CUsHMAN, eye specialist, will
be at Longs bookstore on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of this week only.
A NEW and very full line OF infants and
children's null and muslin hats and caps, al
the Misses Fisk's, q State street.
IRISH & GUPTIL have for sale large stock
of carriages and wagons at hard times
prices Main street, Montpelier, Vt.
WANTED, at once, girls to work in the
Monument House, Williamstown, Vt. Ad.
dress Sherman Winchester, proprietor.
READ the exchange proposition made on
this page by Niles & Pratt. Their stock of
goods in the lines named is new and com.
plete.
The Hygienic underwear advertised in
another column by A. ID. Farwell cannot
be eXcelled. 1t is non-irritating and non-
shrinkable.
ALL in want of churn should call on G.
III. Wakefield and see the Improved San
born, the best churn on the market. Shop
on Berlin side
THERE is quite change in the styles OF
clothing from last season. Consequently,
Farwell is selling out the old patterns at
Uery lolo prices
A SPRING MEDICINE. - DR.. Glidden's
Rheumatic Cure will renovate and purify
the whole system and cure rheumatism.
For sale at druggists.
r. S. CURRIER g. Co. of Barre still con-
tinue to offer special values in jackets and
capes, and other seasonabe goods. See
their advertisement on this page
L. p. GLEASON & Co. take large space
of the many stylish and desirable goods
with which their store is stocked
MY refrigerators the Greeley" have no
equal. | have fine line on hand. Easy
payments. Call and see. Oscar n. Cross,
No. 56 East State street, Montpelier.
HUNT & BABBITT of Waterbury are head
quarters for carpets and furniture. They
are now opening full line of these goods.
Read their advertisement on page five.
In another column, Webster Hall &
Iaplin have something to say regarding
high-priced and cheap goods. They guar
antee the work of the goods they handle.
THE eighth instant found j. j. williams
with twenty-four bicycles sold this season.
This is due public appreciation of the su-
periority of Columbia and Waverly bicycles.
CUT prices in chamber suits are advertised
this week on this page by Warner r. Colby
of Barre. Mr.. Colby carries a large and
fine line of goods, and his prices are right.
For SALE.-General store business. run
nv for L.
good business VIII rent or sell building.
Address Ga" WATCHMAN office, Mont
peier
JESSE SHELDON, Wells River, VT, dealer
in diamonds, watches and clocks, jewelry,
s1lverware, optical goods, cutlery violins
and harmonicas. Fine watch work a spe.
cialty.
THE loans sold by the Pierre Savings
Bank through A. o. Cummins, vice.
president, were made with its own money
and owned by it unless sold, which insures
their safety.
f. X. GRIGGs is prepared to take orders
Tor music books, sheet music, or music of
any kind. Leave your orders at the news
stand, Il Stowe street, Waterbury. Orders
by mail promptly filed
To-Day is opening day in the cloak de-
partment OF the dry goods establishment of
M NJ. Knight, Waterbury. Read his ad-
vertisement on page eight and notice the
special bargains he offers.
The old and reliable Barnard, Sumner &
Putnam Company of Worcester, Mass, uses
nearly column this week on page five in
describing the quality, style and price of
their summer fanne.s, outing shirts and
hosiery.
AN ACCIDENT policy. giving indemnity for
partial, as well as total, disablement, at as
low cost as is charged by any first-class
company, is now furnished by A. @. Brown
q Son, who represent the only company
writing this liberal policy. We invite in
vesngaton, as we know it eXcels any policy
now issued by any company.
PENSIONS of So to $l2 a month are maid
soldiers, rich or poor, with slight disabilities,
contracted in or out of service, under Act
June Y, 1880. Those now pensioned under
this act can complete any suspended, de,
layed or rejected claim under the old law
ana receive the arrears. Widows entitled
without regard to cause of soldiers death.
NO charge unless successful. Address.
L. j. Deavitt, Montpelier, Vt.
AN exhibition of " Furniture of All Ma
tlons " is now being held in Boston at the
warerooms of Paine's Furniture COMPANY.
The admission is free, and it is worth a
VISIT TO Boston to see and examine the
curious turkish divans, Dutch settles, Ital-
ian chests, Flemish dressers, Sir Walter
Raleigh smoking chairs, Venetian cabinets,
Moorish tea tables, French desks, and the
hundreds of other imported pieces of furni-
ture. They are all for sale.
GoDEY's MAGAZINE for May is attractive
inside and out, Frederick W. Seward con.
tributes part two of Stewards West India
Cruise. 1t is profusely illustrated, as is
Loyal Foes, the serial by Frederic Red
dali, with drawings by Robert w. Cham
bers, and which is concluded in this num-
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Ernest n. Bagg, Nancy Mann Waddie'
Rosalie Nj. Jonas, and others. The depart.
ments are more complete and better than
ever.
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