The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-10-07
Business Mere Mention.

Missing, on JnlS page,
GEORGE w. KmDER, professional nurse.
Terms. so per day of twenty-four hours.
ADAMS THE CLorHIER advertises on this
page desirable fall and winter clothing.
COVE & TAYLOR, the Burlington seeds
men, have a new advertisement on page
eight.
BARRows & PECK sell the p P. Stewart
Range. Read their advertisement on page
eight.
STYLISH dress goods and garments are
advertised on this page by l.. p. H. q.
Gleason.
NOTE the special bargains offered for
Q very day in the week by Gilley & Abbott
on page five.
THOSE desiring fine clothing will do we'll
to read the advertisement of A. ID. Farwell,
on this page.
THOSE intending to purchase carpets will
do we'll to read the advertisement of Niles
& Pratt on this page.
WARNER f. Colby of Barre the leading
furniture dealer Of that city, has new ad-
vectisemeut on this page.
Miss H. JULIA CROSS will receive pupils
in piano instruction after October /. Ap-
ply at 56 East State street.
A FULL line of autumn and winter hats
and millinery novelties at Mrs. Dickey's,
Holmes Block, Montpelier.
PECK BROTHERS, whose advertisement is
on this page, are headquarters for furnace,
steam and hot-water heating.
LINCOLN FOUNTAIN PEN for one dollar.
Every pen warranted by the Watchman
Publishing Company Montpelier, Vt.
BEST S4 table board in the city at Hunt
ington's Restaurant. Nicely furnished
rooms, close by, from So to So per week
WANTED-A man, with family, to occupy
tenement-man TO work on farm and board
himself. Address H., Watchman office.
Fox HOUNDS for sale cheap. Four weeks
old. Full blood. The mother imported
Address A. H. Emerson 116 Main street,
Montpelier.
The Misses Fisk, 27 State street, will open
full line of trimmed millinery for fall and
winter on Thursday next, opening to con-
tinue through the week.
TENEMENT to rent in the new house at
the corner of Ridge and Kent streets. Six
large rooms, pantry and bath room. Apply
to W. H. Farrar, 102 Main street.
MRS. NJ. E. DIcKEY extends cordial in
vitation to the ladies of Montpelier and
vicinity to the special display of pattern
hats and bonnets on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, October s, 9 and TO- Holmes
Block.
THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST FOR YEARS.
School, county and town bonds, from five
to six per cent interest, in sums OF 500 to
$1,000. The same class of bonds bought by
savings banks. Inquire OF K. e. Blakely,
treasurer.
MRS NJ. A. LELAND wishes to announce
to the ladies that she will give her fall OPEN
ing of pattern hats and bonnets on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday of this week. All
are cordially invited. Langdon's Block,
Montpelier.
Do you have headache or pain over the
eyes? If so, don't fail to consult Professor
Clark, now at Baldwin's jewelry store un-
til October II. He will tell you, from an
examination of the eyes, If you can be bene-
flied with proper glasses.
JOHN L. STANYAN, mattress-maker, Bow
mans Block, State street, Montpelier, will
do superior work at lowest prices. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. Hair mattresses renovated
and made over for $500 Orders in person
or by mail promptly attended to-
PROFESSOR CLARK, eye specialist, will
remain at Baldwin's jewelry store, No
State street. until October II. Examina
ton, consultation and advice free. Head
ache prevented and cured. Eyesight pre-
served. Hundreds of Montpelier refer
ences.
A FIRST MORTGAGE on a bona-fide farm OF
city property anywhere between the Missis
sippi and Missouri rivers at less than hall
its selling value is first-class investment
Minis, Montpelier, Eastern manager OF thu
Pierre Savings Bank.
FARM FOR SALE.-A desirable farm TO
sale in Hartland, VT, of one hundred
acres, embracing wood and lumber LOT
tillage and pasturage, not far from post
office, stores, churches, etc Must be sold
For further particulars address Annie L
Buckmsn, Administrative, Windsor, Vt
Box $685.
WITH two little children subject to Group
we do not rest easy without bottle o
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the house
for the most severe attacks quickly sue
cumb to few doses of it.-Morrison, Colo
Bud For sale at twenty five and lift
cents per bottle by 9. Blakeley, druggist
Montpelier.
PROFESSOR CLARK, specialist in lenses fo
the eyes, who has made regular visits TO ou
city for the past ten years, is now at Balo
wins jewelry store No. 8 State street, t
remain until October IT. Examinations 10
the detection and correction of all visus
imperfections made free. Hundreds {
Montpelier references.
In this issue of the WATCHMAN appears a
advertisement for Idoit," one OF the bes
blood purifiers ever made. Many stron
testimonials confirm this statement. 1t
highly recommended by the famous Dr. !
s. Dodge of Lincoln, Vt, and number {
other good physicians. 1t is considered 81
pef1Or 10 the DebJ safSaparlllaS.
"VIsIBLE HISTORY OF THE CIVIL WAR,
illustrated by living pictures, will be give
for the benefit OF Heaton Hospital on Tues
day evening, October 13, at eight o'clock,
Blanchard Opera House. All seats re
served, at fifty and thirty-fve cents, {
Ehle's. Company III, National Guard
Vermont, the orchestra and large numbt
of our leading ladies and gentlemen wi
take part.
For SALE.-The very desirable hous
and about three acres of hillside land, O
Baldwin street, next west of the Stat
House. Montpelier VT, the home estate
the late M. ID. Gilman, Esq. The house ht
modern conveniences and is in excellei
order. Location unsurpassed. The law
merges into the Capitol grounds. Apply
to j. III. Lucia, Esq, Montpelier, Vt, or
Rev. Fl. 1. Cushman, IL Euclid Ave, Prov
dence, Il. l.
ELABORATE productions of plays are I
novelty at the present time, but in the ne
melodrama, "Saved from the Sea-" whiC
will be the attraction at Blanchard Ope
House on Thursday evening, it is said tn
the scenery and mechanical effects will be
revelation This play, which has alreat
been running for more than year at u
Princess Theater, London, is one Of Il
most realistic and intensely interestil
dramas ever produced, and on its rece
Hrat nrnduation in thia at tba Rn,