The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-10-02
GMattkman 4 Journal.
Business Mere Mention.

BEMls, the eye specialist, has something
| to say on this page.
WANTED, a meat cook, at the Montpelier
House. Apply at once.
SOME special values in furniture are quoted
elsewhere by Johonnotts & Hall
Follow the crowd and get your soda at
Terrills. Star water on draught.
SPRUCE boards and clapboards for sale by
A. Dwinell & Son, East Calais, vt.
A FINE old violin for sale by John De.
merritt, No. 8 Vine street, Montpelier.
Four good work-horses for sale cheap at
James Gazeley's quarries, Graniteville, Vt.
The fall opening at the dry goods store of
7. S. Brophy & Co. is advertised else
where.
THE advertisement of Adams the clothier
commends itself to intending purchasers of
| winter clothing.
For SALE.-A fine phaeton, good as new,
at very low price. Inquire OF K. ii.
Newton, dentist.
DRESS GOODS in great variety are adver-
tised on page five by the Barnard, Sumner
& Putnam Company.
IT will pay you to step into Gleason &
Co.'S and look over their stock of fall goods
for house furnishing.
NEW line of Montpelier souvenir china,
with three views, just received. K. e.
Towner, Montpelier.
THOSE intending to purchase fine furni-
ture will do well to consult w. II. Colby 8
advertisement on this page.
BARRows & PECK give the Stewart stoves
a very strong endorsement in the advertis-
ing columns-and it is deserved.
On page We will be found the advertise
ment of G. Fl. Cross & Son, manufacturers
of the Montpelier Crackers"
SPoRTsMEN can buy ammunition Qoaded
and unloaded), shells, cartridges, ETC., at
low prices, at Barr )ws q Pecks.
If in need of plumbing or hot water
fitting of any description, read what Peck
Brothers have to say on this page.
A COMPLETE stock Of reliable dry goods
and an extensive line of outside garments
can be found at L. p & II. Q. Gleason's.
THE Young Mems Christian Association
| Star course OF entertainments for the COM
ing fall and winter is advertised elsewhere,
TABLE BOARD at Huntington's restaurant,
$780, ticket system, S4.00 dinners, fifty
cents; breakfasts and suppers, thirty-five
cents.
MILLER's BANQUET LAMPS and full line
of vase lamps at the lowest prices. Your
inspection solicited K. e. Towner, Mont
pelier.
II. ID. GATES will be at Putney's stables
next Monday or Tuesday, for few days,
with another carload of selected western
horses.
THE Merrill Heater, Halls Heater, and
the Puritan. These cool days you need
them. For sale at e. E. Towner's, Mont.
| pelier.
CALL at the Misses Fisk will convince
people that they are ready for the season,
and, with Miss Dakin again for trimmer,
hope to please all who call.
ARE your eyes good? Do not trifle with
them, but use good lamp-and no better
can be found than the Miller, which gives a
light al once strong, soft and steady.
IcECREAM SODA at Terrill's. Delicious
| ice.cream, best of soda and plenty of both
well served. Plain soda fresh syrups, min.
eral waters. Go to Terrill's for refreshing
drinks.
NOTICE of the opening days at the milli
merry establishment of Mrs. M. E. Dickey
"a State street, will be given next week
All the seasons novelties in fashionable
hats, bonnets and trimmings, will then bt
shown.
FRAGRANT cut flowers and designs are
made a specially by w. l.. Draper, propri
etor of the Montpelier greenhouse. Funeral
wedding and reception designs Of every de
scripton tastefuly arranged at short notice
and at reasonable prices.
PANos.-Having large stock Of strictly
gh-grade pianos, and wishing to reduce
the same, shall offer extra bargains fol
the next sixty days to cash buyers. Cal
and see them at No. l6, First Avenue, Mont
pelier, Vt. j. f. Waterman.
THOUSANDS bless the day they heard o
DR.. K. G. Vests Nerve and Brain Treat
ment. 1t has brought happiness and health
to replace misery and encouragement
Thirty days treatment for 81. Lester H
Greene, sole agent, Montpelier, Vt.
A GENERAL assortment of fall and winte
footwear, including Woonsocket rubber
boots, the sales of which are far in exces
of any other kind made in this country; alst
grain, kip and beaver boots. Goods reli
able and prices right, at Shipman's, No. 10t
Main street, Montpelier.
DURING the seven years OF the business o
the Pierre Is. d. Savings Bank our custom
ers have purchased more than 100000 o
Investments, farm and city loans. No pur
chaser has lost dollar or taken any prop
erty to get his pay. Any one who has II
invited to publish the case in this paper a
my expense. A. o. Cummins, Vice Presi
dent.
"MANY of the citizens of Rainsville, In
diana, are never without bottle of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy in the house,
says Jacob Brown, the leading merchant o
the place. This renedy has proven of 81
much value for colds and Group in children
that few mothers who know its worth ar
willing to be without it. For sale by
Blakely, druggist, Montpelier, Vt.
THE attention OF our readers is called Il
the advertisement, on the third page OF thi
issue, of Smiths Rheumatic Cure. 1t is tn
preparation Of Mr.. George G. Smith, one o
the foremost druggists Of the state, and Il
the outcome of years of careful study an,
experimental work. 1t has been on tn
market for many years, but until now ha
never been advertised except by word o
mouth, and in this primitive way has &C
quired reputation which has put it in tn
front ranks, as far as sales are concerned
Judging from the thousands OF testimonial
as to its efficacy which Mr.. Smith has in hi
possession, it would seem that 1t does wha
Is claimed for it-cures rheumatism by elm
mating acid from the blood by its actor
upon the liver and kidneys.
NELL GwYSNE" will be presented a
Blanchard opera house by Rhea, on Monda,
evening, October 7. Mr.. Paul Kester's pla
treats with some very delightful hstorica
episodes of the reign Of King Charles II
In the first act Rhea Is seen as the famou
orange girl, selling her fruits outside tn
kings theatsr, Drury Lane. The king be
comes smtten with her beauty, and proph
estes that she will hold the stage and en-
chant an audience when next he visits tn
kings heater. His prophecy is realized
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