The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-09-30
Business Mere Mention.

THE opening days at Mrs. Dickey's will
be announced in our next issue.
PARIS wells and fall Tams " just opened
at the Misses Fisks', q State street.
THE fall opening at the dry goods store of
7. S. Brophy & Co. is advertised on page
eight.
READ the double.column advertisement
of Niles & Pratt on this page. CASTLE soap
at half price.
The books just received at Ehle's book
store comprise the latest works of the most
popular authors.
FALL and winter garments and trim
mings are advertised on this page by l., p.
Il Fl. G. Gleason.
HANDSOME autumn and winter goods are
advertised on this page by "The Richard
son." Burlington.
MISS II. 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.
| THE Blacklist Clay worsted suits adver-
tised on this page by Adams the Clothier
are as good as any custom-made suit.
BEST $4 table-board in the city at Hunt
ingtons Restaurant. Nicely furnished
rooms, close by, from 50 to So per week.
WANTED-A man, with family, to occupy
| teuement-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. II. Emerson, 116 Main street,
Montpelier.
MILLINERY opening at Mrs. M. L. Wells,
Waterbury, on Wednesday and Thursday
of next week, October and s, to which all
are invited.
GILLEY & ABBOTT, Barre, have new and
| attraptiua a adj vprtiapmant this weak
| five, that is sure to be read wherever the
WATCHMAN circulates.
SEVERAL hundred books have been re.
ceived at Ehle's bookstore, in new and at.
tractive bindings, at prices where every one
can afford to own the works OF their favorite
authors.
Miss MEINECKE is in New York this week
purchasing millinery goods, and on her re-
turn will open millinery rooms in this city
A further announcement will be made al
the proper time.
For SALE-A tirst-class double harness
in good condition, will be sold at a low price
A splendid opportunity for any one desiring
such a harness. For particulars call al
Ehle's bookstore.
THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST FOR YEARS =
School, county and town bonds, from five
to six per cent interest, in sums OF 500 tC
$1,000. The same class Of bonds bought by
savings banks. Inquire Of K. K. Blakely
treasurer.
JOHN l.. STANYAN, mattress-maker, Bow
mans Block, State street, Montpelier, will
do superior work at lowest prices. Satlsfac
ton guaranteed. Hair mattresses renovated
and made over for $500 Orders in person
or by mail promptly attended to.
PROBABLY lovers of books will not hav,
an equal opportunity to select good book
at reasonable prices with that offered by
Ehle's bookstore for the new series Just re
ceived. 1t is splendid chance.
A FIRST MORTGAGE ON a bonafide farm o.
city property anywhere between the Miss
issippi and Missouri rivers at less than hal
of its selling value is first-class invest
ment. Such are offered, at all times, by A
o. Cummins, Montpelier Eastern manage
OF the Pierre Savings Bank.
LADIES, make big wages at home, ant
want all TO have the same opportunity. Th
work is very pleasant and will easily pa.
S18 weekly. This is no deception, wan
no money, and will gladly send full partic
ulars to all sending stamp. Miss M. A
Stebbins, Lawrence, Mich.
Mr.. FREDERICK w. BANCROFT, in Song
of Home and Country" Blanchard Oper
House, tonight, Wednesday evening, a
eight o'clock. Reserved seats fifty an,
thirty-five cents, Ehle's bookstore.
LECTURES ON ENGLISH LITERATURE.-Th
undersigned proposes to deliver a course O
lectures (not to exceed twenty), for ladie
and gentlemen, II sufhclent number O
subscribers can be obtained, at two dollar
each. A. N. Lewis, M. A.
WANTED.-A woman or girl of refinement
who loves children and has cheerful dis
position, as companion to a young marie
lady and to assist in tho care of nine
months-old baby girl well and OF good dis
position. May travel some. Will span
most of the time in the country. Salary 81
per month. Address, with full particulars
Mrs. K, b. Pike, Pike Station, n II.
ToTHE New SouTH.-The regular MONTH
excursion to Fruithurst, Ala, will leav
New England points on the seventh OF o.
tober, going via Springfield, Mass, Ne,
York City, Washington and Atlanta, Gi
Tickets good for thirty days. Parties takin
advantage of this time to visit the New Sout
will on the return have an opportunity I
stop at points along the route. e. b. Hau
mitt, New England representative OF tl
Alabama Fruit Growing and Winery Ass,
, citation, will accompany the party. FC
,, further information call upon him or addres
him at the Rialto Block, 3S State stree
Montpelier, Vt.