The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-09-18
Business Mere Mention.


IoE-CREAM soda every day at Terrill's.
G. E. SHEPARD, auctioneer Marshfeld, VT.
SEE what Niles & Pratt have to say of
carpets on page eight
Follow the crowd and get your soda at
Terrills. Star water on draught.
Four good work-horses for sale cheap at
James Gazeley's quarries, Graniteville, vt.
The B. M. SHEPARD COMPANY advertises,
on page eight, reliable goods at very low
prices.
WANTED, competent girl for general
house work. Apply at 2S School street,
Montpelier, Vt.
For SALE.-A fine phaeton good as new,
at very low price. Inquire Of r. H.
Newton, dentist.
THE administrator sale of d. D. Nelson,
on page seven, announces some very desr-
able property for sale.
PERFECT FITTING cloaks and mantles for
fall and winter are advertised on this page
by L. p & Ell. G. Gleason.
THE Lamson q Hubbard hat, advertised
on this page by Adams the clothier is the
correct thing for fall wear.
THE Mclean Rocker gets strong en-
dorsement in the advertisement of Johon-
motifs & Hall on page eight.
THOSE intending to purchase fin furni-
ture will do we'll to consult W. F. Colby's
advertisement on this page.
GLEASON & Co. have something to say on
this page that will interest those who wish
to purchase fine furniture at low cost.
TABLE BoARD.-Accommoda for
number of boarders during the reunion at
% School street. Desirable rooms in the
vicinity.
THE Misses Fisk have few caps that are
going cheap to make room for new stock;
also few trimmed straw hats, selling for
less than cost.
TABLE-BoARD at Huntington's restaurant,
$3.50; ticket system, S4.0O; dinners thirty
five cents; breakfasts and suppers, twenty.
five cents
Nor only does the Miller lamp contain
the latest improvements as regards wcking
and lighting, but its beauty of design makes
it an ornament to the home.
The Art Wall Paper Company of Barre
is welcomed to the advertising fold of the
WATCHMAN this week. They have some.
thing OF interest to say on this page.
ExCEL all others in quickness no bad
effect; no publicity. At store or by mail.
One dollar, DR.. lie Bruins G. & G. Cure.
L. II. Greene, sole agent, Montpelier, Vt.
ICE-CREAM SODA at Terrill's. Delicious
ice-cream best of soda and plenty of both,
we'll served. Plain soda, fresh syrups, min
eral waters. Go to Terrill's for refreshing
drinks.
The Ross ensilage-cutter is admitted by
all to be the best in the market. A stock of
these cutters can now be seen at the store
of Barrows & Peck, GA Main street, and
those wishing cutters and carriers should
get their orders in early.
"DoN'T you forget tomorrow (Thurs-
day. evening, September 10, in Blanchard
opera house, everybody who can, is going
to hear Rev. M. B. Curry of Ireland, and
listen to sweet music. An exquisite pro-
gramme will be rendered.
FRAGRANT cut flowers and designs are
made specially by w. l.. Draper, propri-
etor Of the Montpelier greenhouse. Funeral
wedding and reception designs of every de-
scrptioD tastefully arranged at short notice
and at reasonable prices.
PIANos.-Having a large stock of strictly
high-grade pianos, and wishing to reduce
the same, l shall offer extra bargains for
the next sixty days to cash buyers. Call
pelier, Vt. j. #. Waterman.
STRAYED from the pasture of G. b. B.
Denny, in Berlin. one two-year old no.
horned heifer, light red or fawn color brown
ia %, Jersey marks. Suitable reward will
be paid to any one finding such heifer,
who will notify Mr.. Denny at M ontpelier.
For SALE.-Two sewing machines at low
| figures, "White," and a " Wheeler & Will
son No g." both in excellent working
order (though having been used to some ex
ten) and practically "good as new" for
sewing purposes. Inquire of George A.
Ainsworth. at Perley Chandler's store,
Barre, and at Williamstown, Vt.
A. NJ BAILEY, a welknown citizen of
Eugene, Oregon, says his wife has for years
been troubled with chronic diarrh9a and
used many remedies with little relief until
she tried Cham mberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrh9a Remedy, which has cured her
sound and well. Give it a trial and you
will be surprised at the prompt relief it
affords. Twenty-Five and fifty cent bottles
for sale by @. Blakely, druggist, Mont
pelier, Vt.
For SALE.-As | am going to Massachu-
setts to live, l wish to sell the following
property before October 20: About twenty
tons hay, about eight tons good horse hay,
one good horse nine years old, one young
cow and one good yearling heifer, one good
| iron-axle ox-cart and one spring. tooth har.
row (nearly new), one good work harness
one new driving harness, one set traverse
sleds and one good bob sled. G. II. Batch
elder, Worcester, Vt.
OF Billy Gray the comedian of the Aunt
Sally troupe, the Wilkesbarre Pa, Times
sa s: " Nature hal been generous with Mr.
Billy Gray, in bestowing upon him the face
build and talent for a apable comedian
He has he appearance of a big, round
faced, good.nat boy, who has no oc
casion 10 rely upon the artificial and ex
aggerated useof grease.paint to supply what
he may lack in laughter making ability
Mr.. Gray is a whole show in himself"