The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-06
Business Mere Mention.

G. H. Cross will sell his house on East
State street.
For fine photographs, call on Harlow
His work will please you
READ the advertisement Gardener
Wanted" on page eight.
TRIMMED and untrimmed hats at great
reduction, at the Misses Fisk's.
ALL persons are hereby forbidden to trust
any one on my account. Wilbur I. Law
renee
THE new firm of Blanchard & Shepard
makes its bow to WATCHMAN readers on
this page.
sell bicycles. See his advertise ment on
page eight.
BARGAIN counter. Ask Bert for Longs
shoes at short prices-and that's the long
and short of it.
The Williams Bellows Falls Evaporator,
advertised on the agricultural page, is hav-
ing phenomenal sale.
The five.dollar suits and other bargains
offered on this page by A. ID. Farwell are
having big run at his store.
TIE midsummer dream in February, told
on page five by the Barnard, Sumner &
Putnam Company, is worthy careful Pc
rusal.
EVERY one having breach and wanting
it cured should write for testimonials, with
stamp for reply, to A. b. Dugar, Worces-
ter, Vt
| CoPYING.-Being unengaged on Friday
and Saturday OF each week, @. b. Putnam,
Montpelier solicits employment as copyist
work to be executed in his own room.
SPRING embroderies, cotton underwear,
linens, ETC., are advertised this week by r.
g. Currier & Co., Barre, on this page. Note
the special bargains for next Saturday
WANTED.-A woman to do the work in
| -, 20. - D.H@
ences given and required. Address Tim
othy Davis, P. o. Box 1874, Montpelier, Vt.
PART OF the last carload OF horses brought
to Montpelier by II. ID. Gates have been
taken to Manchester, N. FL. Others of the
same lot can be seen at the stables OF K. l..
Putney on East State street.
SHILoH's CURE, the great cough and Group
tains twenty-five doses. Only twenty five
cents. Children love it. Sold by W. 4.
Terrill & Co., Montpelier, Vt.
SITUATION wanted, as clerk book. keeper
or salesman, by an honest, reliable, WELL
educated and experienced man, thoroughly
reliable. Best of references guaranteed.
Address e. NJ, Watchman office.
WEIGH & Co. are running first-olass
livery, boarding and feed stable at the rear
of the Exchange Hotel. Good teams at all
times at reasonable prices. Sleighng par
ties fitted out at short notice.
The AMY PRocToR SANITARIUM, Burling-
ton, VT, home for persons req hiring sur
gical tire atment, or those suffering from any
disease or physical ailment requiring watch
full medical attendance and careful nursing.
See advertisement, page seven. Send for
| circular.
To reduce our stock of carpets before
stock-taking, we have reduced the price
from ffty-eight cents to forty-seven and one
half cents for the best all-wool two-ply car
pets. II you need carpets this spring, it
will pay you to buy now, as the price is
only for limited time. j. W. Emery, 81
Main street,
HAVING disposed OF my shoe store to
Messrs. blanchard & Shepard, 1 am very
anxious to close up my business and leave
town as soon as possible; and therefore
will consider 1t great favor II those having
bills due me will settle at once. See notice
In next weeks Business Mere Mention" !"
Abraham Long
HECTOR A, DUBUC, agent for The Bald
win Brothers Company bankers and stock
brokers, 603-6ll Hancock Building, Boston.
Branch Off 70, 3S State street. up s.. w.
Corse's stairway, one flight. Stocks of all
kinds bought and sold on quotations from
the New York. Chicago and Boston mar.
kets. Office hours from ten NJ to four
PM.
UNDER the title, First Attacks on the
) Mother Tongue" Professor James Sully
u6bCTlDtb III bu6 EbUIudry IJpWuT DCltUct
Monthly thu manner in which children learn
to initiate speech and then to apply cor
rectly The words that they u'e. Some o.
the amusing mistakes that they make IL
l both processes are accounted for in Pro
fesso Sullys article. A description o
o "The United States Geological Survey
is contributed by the new director, M I;
. Charles d. Walcott. The past work OF tn,
I. survey and it's plans for the immediate fu
ture are described in this article. "Th,
Serum Treatment of Diphtheria," is OK
planned by DIR. Samuel L. Armstrong, Wis
iting physician to the Hospital for Conta
. gious Diseases, New York.