The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-04-21
Business Mere Mention.


THE collection agency of Emery & Co
has new advertisement on this page.
ADAMS the clothier gives you on this pag,
some straight pointers as to fashionable
clothing.
CASH buyers OF clothing will be interested
| in the offer made on this page by A. ID
| Farwell.
Losr:-Open face silver watch. Finder
leave at Montpelier Beef Company and re
ceive reward.
II. ID. GATES will sell car load of horses
at Putney's stable, on Friday, April %, al
ten o'clock am.
THE Quincy House, Boston, of which o,
G. Barron is proprietor, has an advertise.
ment on page eight
NURsE.-Hospital experience. Medical
recommendations. Caroline Meredith, 1877
Main street, Montpelier.
WANTED.--A house keeper in farm
house. Family of four. Timothy Davis.
Box 1884. Montpelier, vt.
HERB. WEIGH is prepared to do all kinds
of heavy teaming and trucking. Leave or.
ders at the Exchange Hotel stables.
THE whist party and dance at village
hail. East Montpelier, has been changed
from Friday, April 80, to Tuesday, May 4.
| My house with all modern improvements
No. 81 Liberty street, for rent to good
families at reasonable rates. s. III. o. Bos-
worth.
HAVING business elsewhere that demands
my attention, / will sell my premises on
Barre street on reasonable and easy terms.
o. l.. Watson.
For SALE:-Good COWS, also horses. For
further particulars inquire of e. A. Cum
mings, East Montpelier. P. o. address,
Montpelier.
THE MISSES FISK cordially invite the Ia
dies of Montpelier to inspect their trimmed
millinery next Tuesday and Wednesday,
April 13 and IA.
WALLACE G. HALE, special agent for
Dayton, Crawford and B. & D. Special
Bicycles. See them before buying else
where. Great bargains.
DRESS goods, millinery. gloves, &c, all
of the latest styles, are advertised on this
page by "Tbe Richardson" Burlington.
Their carpet department also has new ad-
vertisement on this page.
AT the church of the Messiah, Thursday
evening, April %, Professor G. W. Perry
will give his stereoptican lecture on Fort
Ticonderoga, commencing at 7.30. Admis'
sion twenty-five cents, students fifteen cents.
E. b. HAMM1TT will conduct another of
his popular excursions to " Fruithurst ",
Alabama, May 4th. Anyone wishing to
join the party can do so by addressing him
at 317 Main street, Springfield, Mass.
find immediate relief and cure from Rheu-
matism and Neuralgia by taking DR.. r. G.
Flowers Quick Rheumatic Cure. Price
S1OO For sale by H. A. Slade and all
leading druggists.
For SALE: Bay mare, good size, good
traveller, gentle and kind excellent for
family driving or heavy work. Also an ex-
press wagon and sleigh in good condition.
Enquire at the Montpelier Hardware Store.
f. III. Dwinell, Assignee.
MRS M. L. WELLS of Waterbury, wishes
to call attention to her large stock of millin-
cry now ready for inspection. Having
selected it very carefully in New York and
Rooms next to post-office building.
G. III. BALDWIN is showing a new invoice
of leather belts for ladies, with silver and
gilt buckles. Also new line Of shirt waist
sets in silver and gilt enamel He has just
received quantity Of gilt bag tops, plain
and set with stones, that are decided
novelty in Montpelier.
WASHINGTON COUNTY continues to send
representatives to the Albany Business Col
lege. The most recent to enter from this
vicinity are the following: Amos f. Lanier,
Jesse Cavalho and George l.. Macomber of
Montpelier, Harry M. Kidder Of East Rox-
bury, and Buel Lamb Of Barre.
WHEN fishing for high rate interest
securities be careful and not swallow the
X.
offers, through its Vice-President, at No 60
Main street, Montpelier, carefully selected
farm and city mortgage secured loans bear
ing six per cent semi-annual interest.
FREE piano recitals will be given at G.
w. Wilder's music store every week day
afternoon at three o'clock. One OF the IA
nous Everett pianos containing the wonder
The newest popular music will be rendered
by the well-known pianist, g. II. Wilder.
The building ON State street heretofore
occupied by George B. B. Denny as t: 'lor
shop on first floor and dwelling above, is
now for rent. Any one desiring fine busi-
ness location and convenient rooms will do
we'll to secure them. Apply to FL. j. Cur
tbs, ,1anitor,' or to the wardens Of Christ
Episcopal church.
Miss ROSE KKsNER, known in alost eve ry
large city of the Union as the best exponent
of character old women, has q very import
ant part in lChss. II. Yale's 1.-THE Twelve
Temptations" Her speciality of "The Giddy
Old Maid" is the most extravagant bit Of
humor ever devised. At Blanchard Opera
House next Friday evening.
CARrErs:-Every buyer of a carpet is
asked to read the advertisement Of W. G..
Reynolds, proprietor of the carpet store OF
the celebrated Richardson establishment.
Burlington. Great assortment OF newest
and most desirable patterns. Money enough
good margin beyond. by buying at the
Richardson, with the great and added ad.
vantage Of selecting from large and varied
stock of the latest and most attractive de-
signs, and best and most durable qualities.
MRS A. INvEEN, residing at 72O Henry
street. Alton, Ill, suffered with sciatic
rheumatism for over eight months. She
doctored for it nearly the whole of this time,
using various remedies recommended by
friends, and was treated by the physicians
but received no relief. She then used one
and half bottles Of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm, which effected a complete cure. This
is published at her request, az she wants
others similarly afflicted to know what
cured her. The twenty-five and fifty cent
sizes for sale by @. Blakely, Montpelier, Vt
RHEUMATISM CURED IN THREE HOURS
Lewis Parkhurst, prominent citizen OF
Danielsonville, Ct., says, AFTER suffering
death for two weeks with Rheumatism, un-
able to walk or even turn myself in bed, af.
ter the doctors had failed to give me even
relief, was cured In three hours by DR.. r
G. Flowers Quick Rheumatic Cure" Price
$1.00. For sale by II. A. Slade and all
other leading druggists.
The scenery in Chas. H. Yale's magnih.
cent production "The Twelve Temptations
Is all from the brush of @. w. Valentine, an