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Abendblatt., 1895-01-18

LLuUINy 4puIlu " DehItluEu AN1eIUtH uIUeUDINHPH
tperben 5n %oenie[beF 8reiiett, aIS tpern bteIeGben Oireftin
Der Expedition Der Sainpts StaotsseitrtnQ ~obgegeber
tperoe1; An3et9en lomte Announcements tDnnen on otelen
beri9iebeuen 9tasen Bis IL 1tbr @fitta9S ~abQe9eben
lper0elI.
WOrDfette
Glfreo M~esnoger, &pOtbeter, Ra6folger bon 8. @.
&enbaG, 76 &ortb 9art Mpe.
g.. s. 8aieIer. GpOtDefer, 445 gtortb GDe., Gde N1eus,
RnOolpb SfbObe. apOtbster. 5O4 NOrO Glart Str, Ode
9 +; }Si$ SSS1..,s sss D. b. @ s' r ST. !; eas oat Str.
osnre .S39ler. Gpot6ster, 24 2incOln aDs., Gds 2ars
robee Str.
sHm. 8. ,Slen3e,. bsuti8er NpOtbefer, 1901 geGmontGOe.
SuIius M. 3tnbt, beuti6cr Qpotbeter, SIDE @Ipbourn
Npe. uno Qarrabee Str.
u u. 8. 69nte, beuti@r Qpotbeter, 80 OF Chicago IOe.
""OteD SSI99er, Deutl@e &pOtbete' l3 "nO lbs sips
g. 9; ,9fanntiebi apOtbsfer, &uib Str. Gds ssusOus
9. g; s8eibe. qpOtbefer. @riobtipOOO gSenus, Gds
ulfrsS 9. Soc, QpOtbetsr. e67 ebsffisIO &Os.. naRs
6. s. Gti9ter, Gpotbetsr, 146 8nusrton GOe., Habs
Robert @ogeliang. GpOtbefer. 24 GaOtOn etr.. eas
6. 8: 8oieisr. apOtbeter. 1927 RorO GGart Str. Gas
g; 8; @Slab' a%Potbetsr, 1897 g. 6aIgee Ctr.
g. Ntartens, &potbeter, III Centre Str.
@eder Srps, &pOtbeter. ll52 2tncOlH GOsn'is' Gds
Gsnr0 5. gats, QSotbefsr, 1913 81. 6Gort Str.
G|OeTt Sor9eg, apOtbefer. 1912 0tncOIn aOs' eds
q. g. geis, %apotbster. 81 Of ROrtb gOs. eas
q. g.. @mpic. 9B6oIefoG.. unS 8etoi1.odmbGer in Sros
9uent Wteot3insn nno @bsmitalisn. 227 2ineoln
&be. unO 400 Mebfter @oe.
8. 8; &riigsr, &pOtbeter. Gds GIDbOurn unO GulertOn
g. Wipts, NpOtbeter, 80 gebfter Nbe., Gds eOutBsort.
Steter Nremer, Gds &aOengDOO6 CART unO IselrOft
StraBe, Qegenliber @rob Bart Sepot.
3uQuft @.&etmer, 7G2 2tncoln IDt.. Ode Sibsrieo Abs.
Q. G. GmHsrius. Gi0arrsnluOen. 81 u. 6aIiteO Str.
eHbfette.
Gmi5 &Sbt.ts, EOGfOIser bon esnrO SirOtb' 2l2 &r@s'
ottu eoibau, gpOtDeter, 2169 ar8er aDe., Gds q. Str.
i. g. Sitter, apGOt6efer, 434l 6. S5alits6 Str.
%. @srtmeifer, &pOtbeter. 1859 State Str.s Gde 3d.
3. SOrbrii6, apOt5efer, 81. unO @ouaes Str;
@enosl : @Orsls0, 25O6 ORDER gOe.' @fe g. aa'fs0
ebsrt'g 86ar ntucp, ede State unO qoGt Str.
8. S., -8iF6er, 6sutf&s NpOtbefe, @abaiR .G0'. nHO
Q. g. Braun. 300 8enttDortb glpe.. Gds 81; str.
g. 6. RreDBler, Mpotbeter, 2G14 Cottage @rooe @ne.
6. s. anotbe, oeuti9e @potbets, Gde 63. Strabt UNI
&alteb Str, GngletuoOO. 3elepbon SIG g9entlport9.
Robert 5. aslterinO. dpOt6eter. 26Ol 8. SaIteS Str.
6. u. @iffoT6, apOtbetsr, 81. Str. unO mi@ioan aOs.
d + sO@@ aSsr!t, 1 SpOt5efsr' sos aalteb, eds SO. Str
Souls SqTgf, GpOt9stsr' 5l0O aiRlGEnS gPe' mor ao4s
@entnOrtb Npe.
Carl Sinniueer, Nta@foIs. bon s. WienolO, 2204 gSsn1'
north MOe.
6ermonn S9mtot, &potbefer, A66 Wsntiportb %Oe.'
Ode IS. GtraBe.
g. 6. Mueblmann, N.sS.=Gfe SO. Strabet uHD Stn'
cennes Nbenue.
10 etfette
8. e6r5Ser, beutf1er &pOtDefsr. 465 unS 467 Nfil'
fpaufee Nne., Gfe Chicago &De.
s.. 2" ai6tsnbsrocr & Co., 83l unO s33 DttIpaufss
Ibe.. Gde 9iDifon Str.
&. Gorftens, sci Blue SslonO Nbe.
Gbas. q. Sbit. apOtbsttr. 422 GSsf II. Str.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-18
5won5io francs fir jeoes Sdrot.

Inter biefer @piBmarfe er3G6Gen fran
80ff3e 8lGtter folgenbes 8eI9i9ten: u53pet
8enbarmen gingen iiingt iiber Elm SFelb,
ND gerdbe etne Nn3a6l DDrnebmer 6erren
Dem Sagobergniigen o6lag, pl0Bli6 err
t0nten 3pet S1intenf9iife unb bic 6efben
8ensOarmen nurben BON elmer Nnaa6L
S4rottugeln getroffen. Die sltntenT6iiffe
bate Elm MiQionGr dbqefe1ert. Der cine
S9nepfe ermoroen po1te, unb babel bic
bet6en 8ertreter be5 @efeBes, aQerbinqs ni6t
gefG3rlt9, oertpun6et Bate; benin Die 56rote
ipdren ben beiDen @enbQrmen qliid[i6er
@etle in bic fleii6ig1ten Sbeile t6rer Ser
iOnlt6tett ge6rungen, Ser MiQionGr, Der
4on etnen PrO5eB tpegen fabrld1fiqer SYbz
tung fiir3tete, elite fofDrt gu ben 8ertpunbez
ten unb perpfli9tete it9, ibnen fir ieoe
S3rotfugel, Die in t6r Slei16 einoebrnn1en
fet, 5pan3ig 5rancs S9mer3ensQeIb AT a06z
Len. TreuOeftrablenD, nit etnem f66nen
9dufletn 8elb in Der Sai9e, fe6rten bic
beioen 4ngef6pi1enen in ibre &oIerne alf~
ritd Qntertpegs ftel es ober benz @inen
BON t6nert, etnem 8rigobter, Elm, bah er ala
8orgeieBter fei1es 8egleiter8, zines einF1Ghen
9enoarmerl, etn Ge3t auf mebr @elb hqbe,
als er empfangen bate; Der @enbarm bqffe
ndmlt9 o4t3ig Srancs me6r einqetedt oIs
Der 8rtgabter, Od er bier S9rote me6r Qufz
petIen tonnte alS Der 2eBtere. N{tt BEN
Worten: vMte t0nnen Sic fib erlqu6en,
me9r S9rote gu -baben, ais SS6r @oroefeh1
ter?" no9m Der 8rigaOter Ieinem @enoFfen
oaS gan3e 8elo fort unb lief fpornftreids
baoon. Die So3e ptro natiirli9 nod bie
8ert3te beI4dftigen, benin Der @en6arm
bat Tetnen 8rigaoier pegen - @trqRen@
rau6eS ange3etgt!"
Abendblatt., 1895-01-18
Qooesfdue.

MarD Ma6s, 2 &c., 1890 @16Garb MOe.
&ofe 2ampa9, 1 S, 6 &C., 1854 @btppGe
Str.
Mtorp 2ompa6, 6 s.. 1884 @btppGe Ctr.
&ofe &p1enberg, 5 &C., IA MartpeG Ctr.
Srant Steoens, So s., $50 90. Monroe
Str.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-18
Neue An5eigen.

OIue GoSes.1n3eieen, weIfe fir ole
nIOreen.1useabe Ger uJninois Stats.
3eitung" aufee9eben weroen, erf9einen foften.
fret i'm QbenobIatt. Die Qnnohme BON 1n'
5eieen fir oas Ibenoblatt idIie6t nm II uRr
Mttta9s, fir Ole moreens2Iuseabe nm 10 1hr
Nbenos.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-18
2n berlfihen.


RDr9et Sel0 oi 9iamanten, ubren, SuipeIeu. Su1s.
boltln9ssWtDbeI un0 YtorOS bon Der q. s.. 8oibmiu
Soan 3d., 4. Slur Chicago Stof GrGonGe geb6l1be
&aiaae unb Waibiu9ton Ctr. l8ooIcS
Abendblatt., 1895-01-18
SOSeS=2(1taet0c.

5rernbet un6 gefonnten Die trouri9e gfa6ritbt, baB
iulnler 9eliebter Sobn nno 9rnOer Better @. Seartbets
uno 6 3o9eu ieli9 i'm Serrn eutI9lafen lit. Sic 9eerbi=
ftn0et Samitag, ben 10. Sanuor. INT 1870 gta9nttt=
tags, pDm 3rouerhauie 1921 Goscoe ctr. aus nod Der
ct. &lpbonius=&irGe rnb bon ba noCb benz ct. 8oni=
factus=SotteSoder ftatt. I'm title XbeiGuabme bitten
bic tralternbcn @ltern
SObn i. unb 9(ttnn &artbeiIer,
l81o2t nebit 9ei6lpiitern.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-18
SerI6ie6ene2.


0Obns, Soften. Uttetben. f9lebte G@ulben amer arter:
~ C%oaectLrt; teIre 8e5abluH9 meun %erfpl0los. @uo.
Wtueaer GOgntp'@oHitabIer, rs 5. @pe, 8iptnter s
2milS
Abendblatt., 1895-01-18

lin acknowledgement BET Der oeoenz
ipdrtigen gfOt5lage Oas @rIangen BON 9ez
l6dtttgung gu erIei9tern, nimmt Sos
teaengslu9e unentgeltIid anf.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-18
Deiratbsfbeine.

SoIgenbe SeiratbsT6eine purben beute
BON 9errn SalmDnfon i'm Bureau oes
County Glerts ausgeftelt:
Abendblatt., 1895-01-18
=Nn3etae.

Jreltnbet unb 8efonnten Die trourtoe g9adrtdt, 6oB
nnler 9eltebter SDbn uuo 8ruoer 4Seter I'M Nlter BON
Is Sahren unb QtOnaten ant 16; Souuor, gto4mltta9s
@errn entiblofen tit. 9ie 9eerbtgun9 fin6et Itatt am
Sanitog ben 10. Sanuar, @tittags 1917 ubr, BPM
Srauerbauie 874 @eit Superipr=Str. aus nod 9races
LAMB, I'M title Sbeilnobme bitten bic trauernOen Sin-
terblIebeueu; yttc. 81 &amieIntantt Batter.
Carolina arieIura1lit, Wlutter.
CHARLES, &cntn, NtcoInmS,
Walter, 8riioer.
&iasie, S6pe1ter.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-18
OrunOetgent6uut

ON perfaufen: STbI9e8 Wpbubous in Der gtQbe
~ Der Station ApDnoole, 9tortblpeitern : 8abn, fir
cine eSamiIte beaueHr eiugeri9tet Stolluuq fir mebrere
Qfer6e nit babel. $1,000. 8equeme 3abluugstermine
ooer IGulbeufreieS unbebauteS @runbet9entGum alS
9betIaobtHug. AbreHe; q. 8. Bog 1877, @bonbale, @nof
60, Sn- l5In5 BAN
Abendblatt., 1895-01-18

On O%ertoufeu: 9otS auf MISUNDERSTANDING in Der
- 9tabe Der Belmont nuh Gliton Npenue $5O0-$600
Cottages meroen, 9or5 mad @uui1 neS RGufers. e6eu=
tallS AMI abIblog85obIung gebaut. S. Sbb. Gunner IS
neutrality-suspicious., Ntittogs sGuii4en Gins II. 8pei.
lhma. ham
Abendblatt., 1895-01-18

On nerfoufeu: openspDDh. Sic fd1bufte
~ gde in 0ieier biibI1en uno b~libeuben 0prItobt.
WaIer un6 Seiper in ben 5traBen unb Die GtroBeu oes
lpeiterer gustunft menbe nan fib miiu6liB ODER id1rtft.
LID an 9Dm. 8. See, 112-114 9eorborn StroBe,
8ppce Building. 2Omi BAN
Abendblatt., 1895-01-18
3weigzO Hiceu OeS vNbenOblatt."
Sfffre<S efpnbnn SIN R9S.

CUR 9equemIi1fett uuierer oroei9euben Runben boben
mir NIT ben unten genonnten Serrett e1 Nbfplnmet ge-
trpfeH, tuDuad BET b~enIelbeu Mu5et9en angenDmmeu
merben a1 %benielber 8reiieu, aGs penn bteIelben 0ireftin
Der Expedition Der Sainois StoatS5eitltn9 ~obgege6en
nsrSGSis5 .n am3 Ss98ss1l o SGs S , i,Sn ~ .0nlisn aS an otslsm
,lper6en.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-18
StelengeInGe.

Gn8eioen unter Oieier @ubrtt fnO t~ofsnfret.
Meiu6t: Sine GraI Die ibre @rbeit gut ma9t, md
~ 8l6Be 5ltm g8aIdeu uno S6euerr. NtrS. ytopaf
2 %. YloCe. 18i3t
Abendblatt., 1895-01-18
nrr1c1AL FERTILIZATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement 9 Pfs1t the YlE of
Reading in the State of Pennsylvania on the 3lst
day of December 1893: made 10 the Insurance
to law:
Capital
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-07-01
PRUDENT RATE.
barber shop.

The extensive tonsorial business con
Quoted by p. Rate of "a Main street
entities him to proper recognition as a
representative in his line in Brattle-
boro. He conducts one of the neatest
and best arranged establishments in the
county, and has for years enjoyed a
steady and permanent patronage. He
attends to all the demands and REQUIRE
ments devolvlng upon an institution of
this character, and has always enjoyed
a good trade from the ladies and chill
dren of the locality who desire their
tresses curtailed.
This barber shop is metropolitan in
ar and always has neat. comfortable
ana inviting appearance. Cleanliness
is one OF the main requisites at this
establishment, and a thorough neatness
pervades the institution at all times
he prices, too, are very reasonable.
shaving costing 10 and 10 cents, chill
dren's hair cutting - cents. etc. Sey
eral men are always on hand. and ems
toners do not suffer the loss of much
time awaiting their turn. In all that
pertains To a first class. well conducted
neat and comfortable barber shop.
Tins one surely fills the bill. The busi-
ness rs an old one, having been first
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-07-01

Dealer In all Kinds Of Coal.

AS "A market for coal. BrattleborO pos
sesses all facilities and TO day the coal
business Of the village forms no incon-
siderable part of her trade, and one
that deserves mention in a work of this
nature, having for its object the prop
err setting forth of the advantages at
hand here, for the successful establish
ment of manufacturing and other en-
terpriscs. One of the successful hand
lers of coal in this locality is l.. Is.
Iauvey whose office is at =. Fleming $
store No. | South Main street. Sup
plies are received direct from the
mines. and the product is furnished 10
manufacturers and consumers through
out the village and vicinity at lowest
market rates. Mr.. lauvey is in pc
sition to offer fully equal advantages
to customers with any of his cCm-
peers here or elsewhere. l.. b. lauvey
started this business in June, 1888, and
prior To that time he worked for Is
tey's Organ works and was. too. for
six wears in the employ of Ross Whites
paper mill. Mr.. lauvey who is Il ma
tive of Bethel, VT. came TO Brattleboro
eleven wears ago. He makes a special
ty of Iackawana coal and sells, too,
Lehi2h ard other celebrated Goals.
Mr.. lauvey besides doing family
trade also supplies coal in bulk to man
ufacturers and large consumers. He
started in the business in very small
way and has worked up very crafty
ing trade and one that has shown con
slant signs of increase. Mr.. lauvey
gives honest weight, charges low
prices, and consequently does a heavy
trade, and manufacturers and large
consumers are supplied with coal at
favorable rates. while the orders of
householders, hotel keepers, etc, are
filled with dispatch at the lowest mar
ket prices. lauvey's coal sheds are
located at the depot. The business is
steadily growing and has attained a
very prosperous and promising charac-
Ter. The coal handled is noted for its
uniform superiority of quality, every
bushel disposed of being fully guaran-
teed as coming up 10 the highest stand
ard of excellence
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-07-01
DRIsLANE'S BILLIARD PARLORS.

There is no more innocent diversion
and none that is so well patIonized by
the better class of the public. as the
game of billiards and pool There is
further no game requiring as much
study, practice and science and for
many years this game has been pat
ronized by the learned men of both
continents. So popular has this game
become that whether in city or village.
town or hamlet we are sure to find bill
lizard parlors. The leading establish
ment in l}IattlCloIo ard one that has
drawn large number of well known
ard inspected citizens to head
quarters is that Of Drislane's Billiard
Parlors which are located in the Hook
er block ON Main street. They have
met with very encouraging patronage,
and as they conduct their establish
ment in the most approved and gen
tlemanly manner, We take pride in ac-
cording il favorable notice in this
Ievicw.
The fixtures and general equipment
, I this csti b isl NJ, nj are UNSURPASSED in
this village. The sideboards. ceiling
decorations and furnishings through
out are tasteful and neat The parioIs
are supplied with electric lights, and
all modern Improvements. Three mag
nificent tables of the Brunswick Balk
Collcnder companies make are provi
ded and combination tables for pool
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-07-01
MRS. T.. II. HOWE,


In this special review OF representa-
tive business industries Of tins locallly
we must not omit reference to the pop
ular dressmaking establishment con
Quoted by the lady whose ram mar a
name adorns this article. Mrs. r. r.
Howe is conceded to be one OF me
most popular dressmakers IN lhls
comfy, She does all kinds of work,
from the finest and costllcst tailor
made fabrics to the more common ana
acryiceable. She always gives cntlrcr
satisfaction, never disappolnts: ana
her charges are as reasonable as is con
sistcnt with the work. Mrs. Howe mas
an exceedingly quick apprehension ana
can suit "A customer at the first trlal.
In fact the patronage of this establlsh
mpnt while composed of all classes has
been drawn largely from among those
who desire to be well dressed and VINO
are counted fastidious. Mrs. Howe
EMPLOYS from five to nine according to
the requirements Of the season. She
has a we'll equipped shop in the rear OF
her private house at 30 South Main
street
II ia necessary in order to achieve
success in any branch Of business to
nave Il iIdluidl dDlitii''' '''' ''''
if and in no line of industry II TINS
more true than Of the drrssmakln art.
Thus it is with confidence that we
place before the notice Of our readers
the establishment conducted by Mrs.
Howe. who for eighteen years has been
a recognized authority in all matters
relating to dress and cloak making,
Mrs Howe cuts and fits by her own
ttA.E1hf
patronage she enjoys thoroughly Ger
titles 10 the fact that her work must
be perfectly satisfactorily. Mrs. How"
receives work from all parts OF tn"
county and her customers come from
and far She personally supcrintcnds
all work and attends in person Ia tn"
more important details IF the business
In all respects Mrs Howe may b" con
sidrred one Of the leading if not the
leading drcssmakcr in Wndham roun
tN.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-07-01
X ". ANGLER


Among those actively engaged m
buiIding carriages and wagons ana
shorinp horses. we find X. W. Angler
AN experienced, practical man oil 4h
Questioned ability and reputation. lie
has been established in the carriage
business since August, 1894, and bought
out the horse shooting business IN April
of the same year The premises are "a AT
"A Flat street and have an area o. IN
$50 feet. and are two stories IN helGht, t.,
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-07-01

liot street by F. p. Hopkinson n Son.
AT their store may he found at all
times an eXtensiv" and complete as
sortment of everything comprehended
in plain and fancy groceries at bottom
prices, while purchasers are assured Of
getting excellent value, honest weight
and measure, and satisfactory treat
mcnt here.
This store has been opened but a few
weeks and promises to remain. The
store is clean, neat and we'll kept and
a large and y stock is carried. com
prisirg fresh and pure teas. cotfees,
spices and condiments, butter. cheese.
lard, eggs. sugars, rice. syTups, deli
cacics, dried fruits, prunes, currants.
raisins canned goods of every descrip-
tlon. sauces, preserves, olive oils and
bottled goods, a specially being made
of fresh home made bread, pies. cakes
and domestic cooking. The assert
ment includes a splendid line of shelf
goods. household speciaIties and staple
groceries. a wagon is in constant ser
vice, leaving orders to customers
throughout the city. The firm has al.
ready succeeded in establishing
business that affords them great en-
enlargement, and they feel glad of
their prospects. The firm is composed
of +. 7. Hopkinson and f. T., his
son. The senior member is a native of
Quebec, Canada, and came to Brattle-
boro in 1913. He followed the grocery
business years ago in Canada Mr..
Hopkinson was in the employ of the
Estey Organ company for % years
prior to starting in the recently es-
tablished grocery +. r. Uopkinson
Is native of Barnet, VT. and came to
Brattcboro when the family removed
here. After graduating he also found
employment with the Estey Organ
20. Mr.. Hopkinson, ST., is an Odd
Fellow. The store which is neat and
ample is welcome acquisition To
Brattleboro's rapidly increasing retail
enterprises.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-07-01

out more than two teeth. discount AT
the time of putting in the plate, Terms
cash on the completion of each operaa
ton. Anasthctics are given u desirc.'
DR.. f. A. Woodbury. started IN pus
il ess here in 1881 and prior 10 una.
was in business in Rutland, lie Is
native of Springfield, VT. DR. Mo3 Woo
bury practices dentistry in al us de
partments He studied with Dr. 80"
ers. the eminent dental surgeon VI
Springfield, and has been practlrins
dentistry more or less since ls6S, owing
TO i'll health he abandoned it awhile
but resumed its practice after resi- "
several wears. The vibrator used ny
Dr. Woodbury. is a substitute ior an
anaesthetic and is harmle less ana pam
less. In fact it must be also slat'''
that DR.. Woodbury. has cXtTacl'''
about 1000 teeth with it. DR.. Wood.
bury sells tooth brushes and poWuer
and puts up first class toothache drops
that have been in great demand, In
al respects he is second I"
no dentist in Brattcboro and ms prac
tice and patronage has increased con
stantly since ne first opened here
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-07-01
GopDaRD's RESTAURANT.
,.,.,,x pratt's lnG.9 George H'"'S
Goddard, Prop.

Al.
There is nothing when Interests ~
general public, especially those newly Wy
g arr;nnd n mr. village, as the question
" ,'haro can we find first class resta'l
mn WHY where fine cooking is excellent,
t t%n walters polite and attentive, amt
w., ,l I;ni,a room well kept and orderly:
G fau Restaurant is one that has
nnnnntIv been refitted and it is now en-
i,yinr = liberal share of patronage. us
, 49,, ~ recognizes the fact that
p woiI. fed man is a happy one, and ne
s,,nrcs no effort. nor expense to pro
Vida his guests with the best OF the
market EMPLOYS none but the best
nnnlts and best of walters, so that u
;s = Genuine pleasure to take a meal
there, It is pleasure to direct our
readers to this house, knowing that ~
is one that will give satisfaction to all
This establishment is neat and cosy
and the charges at all times are me
most reasonable Since their embark
alton in the restaurant business III
This town. recently Goddard kesta'l
rant has created a reputation fof
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-07-01
{ Il ~ NDND>


Square dealing, prompt attention Ia
business and efficient service are elc-
ments that have contributed Ia the
success of many successful enterprises
that have evolved from the smallest
beginning In tins case We find these
qualifications identified with the bust
ness rs conducted 10y C. K. Simonis
Mr. Simon1s VINO is today valuable
acquisition in the business and resi-
dent community began business IN
very modest way on his own account
in 1880. The business Was started 10y
Spring and Smonds bought his
horse and coupe and started business
five years ago, Since that time bust
ness has constantly increased, and to
day eight horses and four coupes are
in service These rigs are in demand
at all hours of the day and steady,
regular patronage is enjoyed. The
coupes are neat aud we'll kept. the
horses are first class. and clcanly kept
and the outfits are all properly groomed.
These coupcs meet all incoming and
outgoing trains and are alsu greatly in
demand for weddings, funerals. public
receptions and balls and parties The
most reasonable rates prevail and in all,
the service is as good as is found in
New York, Boston or the larger cities.
In fact Brattlchuro may Ice well proud
of Simonds Public Coupes. The order
book will be found at s. W. Edgctt's
store and the telephone call is 2s IL
and the Sunday cali - /. Prior to
starting this he business worked in the
same line for John Ray. Mr.. Simonds
is a native Of Barttleboro he has been
here in business more or less most of
his life and spent ID years in the EN-
ploy Of Rays Livery stable. Mr.. 81
monds has a large number of friends in
Brattleboro and he is doing a very
prosperous and gratifying business.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-07-01
GROWN n MORSE.
,.,I Estate Agents and Brokers

Reference is made elsewhere ia tnus'
columns TO the firm of Crown ilo NV.
Since the first of the month anot nd,,
change has taken place ID We -, -
name and Crown a Morse nav n Wv,
reeded Crown a. Howe. All lha' t .ho
been stated in that reference 10 ,n'
firm regarding their business u 1prpn
tons viii apply to Crown a , Mor Sc.
The character Of the business remains ll
the same. Crown a. Morse VIII con-
tinue dealing in all kinds OF reaI c9'alr
and as Mr.. Morse who has Ji'Sl p zen
admitted to the firm is pract'cal llls'
class man. the success OF the new 'li,i
is NOT questioned. The enterprise, aha a
Iibcrality that has charactefiZta ,nI
PREDECESSORS will doubtless be ldrntl .i
With this firm and no matter Wha' 'nr
nature of the property offered or now ,Lo
far or troublesome to dlspoSr "'' Nv,
new firm will make every lhuuc'nip,.1i''
and effort to affect satisfactory an" ~
rraI returns in all eases. fur red' rs
tate of any k,nd consult CroWn
Morse. Union block. Main street bf"'
tlcbOrO.