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THE 1JAIIRJ3 DAILY TIMES, NOV. 5, VJOi.
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CHOOSING A BOOK
From such a large number wwll it first seem
puzzunf, but it is not. is they hare ba chosen
with reference to their literary stioiinj: and
reer!!. Our list invoke aatnbers over
500 VOLUMES
and tf you nude a se'atioa with dosed eyes yoa
could not make a mistake. AH the newest and
lest authors ire represented besides the old faror
ites. If you are literiry, pay us a tisit. There
is a feast spread for yoa here.
Barre Book Store,
CARROLL W. MARTIN. Proprietor,
Gordon Block, 140 No. Main St.
flie Art Store
Sec Our New
MOUNT MELLICK DOILIES,
Tinted Center Pieces,
Laundry Bags, 1'illow Covers
and Ruffles.
MRS. C. H. CARPBELL.
MRS. H. A. RICHARDSON,
7 Pearl Street, - Barre, Vermont.
The Union Millinery
-AMI-
Decorating Co.
Removed to the B. D. Tomasi
Block, above Chesser &
Bird's Store.
323 No. Main St., Barre, Vt.
REAL ESTATE
ADS.
I'AY IN"
The Daily Times
BECAUSE IT IS THE BEST RKAL ESTATK
MEDIUM AND HAS THE BEST REAL ES
TATE NEWS. AOVKUTISE IN THE TIMK3.
Great Reduction Cabin Rates
TO .
-QUKKNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Fast Twin-Screw Mail and Passenger Steam-,
org, 1 . tons; GOO feet long Remarkable
tor suiadiii" At! room tipper flecks amid
ships perfeet ventilation.
1st CaMn. r.'. Second Cabin, 3.
WIMTOX 8KRVICK
"SAONIA." Kail Nov. ii, 1 I'. M.
"IVI'HVIA," lcc3. Jan. 7.
'"SAVON I A," lec. Jan. 21.
NKWTOKKEKTirt.
OAUl'AM A," No, ft. " LUOAN1 A," Nov. 19.
Saloon $fio. Second rabid $30.
KTHUIU A," Nov. 12. UMISKIA," Nov. 20.
Saloon $t- Heennd Cabin $10. .
MEUITKKKANKAN SKRVICK
from New York.
"'AMMON!A," Nov. US. "I 1lONIA," llcc.6.
.Haas, tfltup, etc , 12B Mute St., Itoston,
fHiixs., Chan. 1', htinmer, Ai;-t, or H. t. ItRl
t.ard's Steamship Apincv, Miles' isiotk, Kurre,
,NewLangdiH Work, Montpelier.
mm WORLD'S HM-UHE.
The VAT.,.SH RAILROAD is the only line
iavirs tracks and depot at tnain entrance
WOKUTSi KA1R GROUNDS, St. Louis.
A,'!"neph trains.westHouridandeasttKi'md.Mop
at" tVAKAHH WOKLD'S FAIR STA1 ION " to
t.-'.V-con or let of! passengers, thus avoiding iu-r:e
? of roiiB n "loon Depot, W. Louis, liagga&e
. U kiM (o this Station it Ucstred.
Tktr('.
New Voik to St. Louis St return . . . f i8
IBoMon " " " - - - 24
t-hiiiuSstfihia " " J
' 1 .o-v rr.
e ftnmotlier Eastern points.
lv, 6o-(l!iv and season tickets, privilege ol
-..;!(-.,. y ji-;t Nii-.gara rails, lletroit and Chic so.
- t-!- -est Aeent for tickets via WaNh K, R,
' ' : -.1 -I i;,,.o!:lct of World s Fair w ill h-? s-rm
I:'' i ' i -;.;. !,f'ttiu to,
is. :i. ,,' ("' ;' ci !. K. A., w Brwxlwit. n. .. i
i,:i'itcl. N.C l'-A..TiS V Wllli'itlull St.. ttuslou
TRAVELERS'
RAILWAY GUIDE.
HM'ItAt VIMtMOST UAll.aOAU.
T r.-.;-.- leave l-!urH for WUite Uiver June
in, Kiqtton, New Vork and all iutcrveiiiiiK
,in;;s t .:;, a. u , 11.55 a. tn. and li.l a. m.
t f.tat train I' n- VUit River Junction anil
'W ini(i)r a, nt iiitcuii-iiai utatimi leaves at
p. iu.
'frattis U aw It.ifr.! fnf Hut Huston, St. AltttlM,
toises foiut ami i Vilcn-tliurir at s a. in. ami
V 111 h ; n. m. and l.,il a. m. Tiains connect at
Kvttti f - poititu oo loitlaml roml and tli 5.11
ienrctrt wiUi New Voik train tor Montreal and
VinM went Iwtvitiir Barre at 3.10, S.30 anil
iiM a- m.
for WiiJtwiwfowu leave Hmrent 1.20and4.S0n.
tu. Ijeave. Williaut'towo at a. at, nd 2W
B.no a. f, snnilavs only, i. enger for Unr
firiirtoH And 1st, AiUiut and mtt-i'inediate sta
'ioirs.
nnis-iin iAKi! s wi.i.i.s Kivnt KAti.aokt,
bOMMKMOIMU JfKK 21, 1'14.
Tratr.s leave f'arre for Wells River, connect -'Sni;
at that point, with trains KiK lurth north
ud (-..otli, at J .30 a. ui.. Vt:.n a-.n! p. m. The
. tiaiu connects with train for Koston, and
worib tor Linlion, Littleton, l-aiiyaus and Ijvn
caster, also with Montreal e pr, and the i.m
ml 3.1" trains with St. Jnhnatmrv train?,
. Trains Ichts Hurre (or Montpeiier at " Lift, 10 .'JO
fc.ni., 12.W, 3.lft,4.ioanas.;ii.
KI.ECTBIO fl-I KlKT HAttwar.
Cs.ru leave fijnaro in liarro fur Montpelier at
55 minute or aua i nunute pa,m ui nour.
Iy Montpelier for Hat re ou tti hour and
Ciair nnur rjnti! p- tu-
I THE BARRE DAILY TIMES'
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1904.
INSURANCE IS NOT A FORTUNE
tn.-ikiT r a 1j t'ft-r of jac.tt profit-!, but
h s;tfi- mill certain means by which In
demnity -r Competence (tin l supplied
lieu !... fulK S."th year, doing busi-lii-in
in flutes.
The National Life Insurance Company
of Vermont (Mutual). OKGAN'IZED in
1850. S. 8. Ballard, General Agent, N.U.
Mallard, Local Agent, Kooms 2 and 3,
Mile' Mock, Barre, Vt
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Tin? Tomi-'t club will meet with Mrs.
Hutchinson on Monday.
Our fur-lined coats are the Wst to be
found. Moore & Owens
Old gold and silver wanted at refiners'
prices in exchange for gocxU at F. E.
burr's.
.Iiiah rMvitnl. S."jO volumes new books
at ltarre Book tore, C. Martin, Pro
prietor.
If $ no. S2.r0 or S3.00 i vour usual
price for a hat, you can get the best at
Moore & Owens.
Saws filed. Prompt work and satis
faction guaranteed. L. E. Griswold, 94
North M.ain stret.
Cott-ige a good as new, only $900,
$10') down, balance as rent. Inquire at
C'ate's Beal KhUte agency.
When up strwt shopping- Thursday
afternoon Nov. 10, just slip into Wiles'
Bemeniber we order any book, maga
zine or sheet of music you may wish.
Ideal Book and blationery More,
Come to the Odd Ladies' fair that is
to le held the 9th and 10th of Novem
ber and guess on the crooket stick.
Prof. A. V. Wilkins, clairvoyant, is
located at The Otis until further notice.
See advertisement iu another column.
Th Wilbur Workers will hold a mis-
siumii-r social on Wednesday. Nov. 0th.
There will be a collection for mission
work.
Have you read Gilbert Parker's latest
book, "Ladder of Swords"? You can
find it at the Ideal Book and Stationery
Store.
Farm 75 acres with stock and tools
(11 cows) only 4s miles out for ten
days only $2,500. Call at the F. B.
Gate Pveal Estate agency.
ana iaKe a uc jjuecs uu imo uon-ie oi
beans to get the Odd Ladies' prize, a
handsome pipe given by Sir. Marriou.
You can get a good lootli brush and
bottle of Catder's Saponaceous Tooth
Powder, traveler's size, for 20 cents at
the Parlor Drug Store Saturday only.
Collectors for the Foreign Lodge Mas
ons are reminded that the assrs-iinent
is again due and please meet the secre
tary Falurday evening at 7 o'clock, at
M.i --onic hall.
AH members of the T. O. O. F. M. U.
that are interested in the cribbage team
will please meet in their hall on Satur
day evening, Nov. 5, nt 7 o'clock. Per
order of committee.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will give
a private dance, Tuesday, Nov. 15, in
Kale's pavilion. Tickets are for sale
by the members. Any member can get
the tickets by calling at the home of
the record keeper.
The first a Ui action offered by the
Bane Entertainment Association is Mr.
Lelaud Powers ia impersonations from
dramatic literature who appears Nov.
7th at the opera house. Tickets may be
obtained at E. A. Drown's.
To granite dealers and stone cutters
of Barre. Wonld you consider opening
of monumental works in a suburban
eitv about Jiost.oiiT jo competition.
For particulars inquire at F. B. Gate s
R. E. Agency, room It and 1.2, Bolster
block, Barre, Vt.
Scads & Brady commenced a big clos
ing-out sale on Tuesday, Sept. lst, which
to last from .10 to 00 daya and no
longer. The stock was purchased in Bur
linsiton last month and consists of men's
and boys' fall and winter clothing, fur
nishing goods and tootwear oi every oe
scription. These are all first-class goods
and extremely low prices will be the
order of the 'day to close them out us
early as possible. Yon; can save from
$1.00 to S5.00, and in many cases mu.uo
on a winter outfit by taking advantage
of this Rule. Come one, come all.
"When Women Love."
TIo. hirr melodrama of the season is
"When Women Love," which is to be
presented here Saturday, u is two
vAiira nun nine. Willhnrt W. I,41.roint of
this city wrote the, play for .Spitz &
isamanson, owners oi me jempue anca
t T'roviilnoen 1!. T. There are three
companies playing this rgeat success. It
lias been piayea in jncw a oi k, uuswu,
Chicago, Washington, Detroit and many
nthnr I.It rilios. The tibenomenal suc-
ccbss of "When Women Love" has
brought reputation to its author, il
liam W. Lapoint, of this city, and he
is nr. work on two more scenic plavs for
the, present malingers of "When Wom
en Love.
GRANITEVILLE.
For Sale Piece of nronertv that will
iibv lfi ner cent interest, bavins' been
placed in my hands by party who is go
ing West. A. A. brmtn.
Singing Class.
I shall elart a class in voice culture,
Monday pvenino. Nov. 7. in the base
ment of the Presbyterian church and
continne throughout the winter. Terms
made known on application. Miss tm
ma J. Vhillips, 2 Cable St.
Farmers Take Notice!
We have just received a car of fancy
mixed feed. Our price is SK5.no per ton
at the car. This is a very low price
for this quality of feed. I. II. Berry,
23 Fo. Main street.
Notice to All Union Men.
That the Congregational Church and
the Baker house at Williamstown are
non-union Jobs.
COULD HAVE HIS PLACE.
Report That W. K. Lawrence Was Forced
Out of Rutland Is Denied.
Buthind, Nov. .'. The odicials of the
Hone Scale company emphatically stat
ed todav that the claim which was made I
sit Moiitpelicr this week that former ('it
;t Montpclier this week that former
( "ity KeptesentHtive W. II. Lawrence, of
Holland had to leave town to obtain
employment because of hi-f adtocacy of
a weekly payment bill was absolutely
fal.if. The statement was made by Fred
Bruce of Barre, the labor leader, before
a legislative committee which was con
sidering Representative Smith's weekly
payment bill and was made in backing
the objection of the labor men to allow ing
II. II. Powers, attorney for the Rut
land railroad to examine the petition
of 2500 laborers for a weekly payment
lull. Bruce said that after championing
a weekly payment bill at Montpelier two
yearn ago at Montpelier Lawrence was
blasklisted in Rutland.
The truth of the matter is that Lawn-nee
was employed by the Howe Scale
company iu their blacksmithing depart
ment before he was elected Rutland's
city representative, lie ran for the office
with the full consent of the company
and his position was held for him. After
the close of the legislative session and
the defeat of his bill he returned to the
Howe Scale works and resumed his for
mer position holding it for several
months. Then receiving an offer from
a rrn in New Jersey, he accepted and
moved to that state. The change was
made of his own accord.
The, officers of tho company stated
this morning that ox-Representative
Lawrence was one of the best black
smiths they ever had in their employ
and they would never have discharged
him while he did work as welle as he
was accustomed to. They further stated
if Lawrence should care to return to
Rutland they would probably make room
for him again. Mr. Lawrence while in
this city a few days ago called at the
oflice of the company for a friendly chat
with the officials but said that he was
doing so well in New Jersey that he
vtouid probably never live in -Vermont
again.
. BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Misiiiiiars New York ConsoSidated Stock Exchange.
Our Market Letter for this week,
containing facts regarding the
Situation, Rock Island, Norfolk
& Western and Sugar, mailed free
upon application,
19 CONGRESS ST.,
BOSTON.
52 BROADWAY,
MEW YORK.
CLINTON N. FIELD
3 3 Per Cent Bonds
Of the City of New York and
other High Grade Investments
yielding from 3 to 5 per cent.
35 Nassau Street, - - New York.
Prof. A. VV. Wilkins
CLAIRVOYANT,
MAGNETIC HEALER
AND PALMIST.
Prof. Wilkins also gives Sci
entific Massage Treatments.
Drop in and see him.
He is located at
THE OTIS, - - BARRE, VT.
WARNING.
Whereas a petition, signed liy more than thirty
legal voters of the City of Harre, and praying
that a special city meeting be called lor the
purposes therein named, hiving been presented
to the Mayor, therefore, in accordance with the
prayer of said petitioners, the lefral voters in
the rity of Barre, Washington County, Ver
mont, are hereby notified and warned to meet
in the t'ity Hall on the evening of Wednesday,
November 9th, llitri, at 7.30 o'clock, to act on the
following articles :
lilih'l' To appoint someone to serve aa Mod
erator of said meeting.
SECOND To see it the city will vote to con
vey to the Aldi ich Library AsMictatien the so-i-alled
Library lot on the corner of Klin and
Washington streets, now owned by the city, or
part thereof, auilicicnt and suitable for Iho
ereetlon of a library to be erected and managed
by the trustees appointed under the will of the
l;it.a Aldi'ii li and ny funds placed In their
Inml !v said will for flint purpose.
TU 1(U -To do any other proper business.
Dated at the ("Hv of iiarre, Vt., this S!7th day
of October, A. D. 'MH.
WILIJAM BARCLAY, Mavor.
( Warning For November Election For
I Presidential Electors.
The freemen of the City of Rarre are hereby
notified and warned to meet oil Tueoday, Ko
veuiber 8th, 1IKI4, at 10 o'clock in tho forenoon,
in their respective wards Bt the several voting
places hereinafter named for the purpose or
electing sin Ii number of electors of President
and Vice-President of t he United States the
.State of Vermont is entitled to. The following
;ire designated as voting places, vt:
Ward 1 hurch street School Building,
Ward 2 Xpaulding 1 railed Bchool molding,
Ward 3 Summer street School Hni'dlng,
Ward 4 lb'ckloy street School Building,
Ward 6 Jilaehweil street Hose )lou.e,
Ward - t ity Court ltootu, City Building,
Prospect street.
Dtm-d at Citv of Barre, Vt., Oetolmr 24, 1804.
WILLIAM UAKCLAY, Mayor.
CURTIS & SEDERDUIST
A WAY OPEN.
Many a Barre leader Knows It Well.
Theie is a way open to convince the
gr- H'eht skeptic. Scores of Barre people
hvn made it post;b!. I He punnc state
ment of their experience is proof the like
of which has never been produced before
in Barre. Read this case of it given by a
citi.en;
Jtrs. Juhu Bresett, residence, Pleasant
Street, near Fortney. saya : "Doan'a
Kidney I'ills, sold by E. A. Drown'i
drug store, did me more good than all
the other remedies for the kldneya I
ever used. For the results I obtained
I most emphatically endorse the pre
paration. At different times for three
or four years I suffered from acute
backache and when that was not pres
ent there was a dull aching through
my loina and kidneys, sometimes
changing to sharp twinges, positively
proving that in some way the action
of these organs was disturbed. .When
in the acute stage twinges wera aura
to catch me If I stooped, and If I at
tempted to lift anything even light I
was always rewarded with extra ag
gravated aches. In the mopnlng I
have often been so lame and aore
across the small of my back that I
could hardly get out of bed, and al
though I tried remedy after remedy
advertised I received little If any bene
fit. A friend was so emphatic about
the merits of Doan's Kidney Pills that
I took his advice and commenced the
treatment. They helped me after a
dose or two and when I completed the
treatment of two boxes, tha backache
ceased, my kidneys wera thoroughly
cleansed and I wus In better health
than I had been for many a long day."
For sale by all druggists. Price 50
cents a box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buf
alo, N. T., sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
EAST BARRE.
Prof. Corliss' sinsring school i- being
held every Thursday evening in the op
era house halt, with a large class and
new students can enter at any time. A
thorough instruction in the rudiments
of music is given and special attention
is given to pupils wishing to learn to
read at sight.
The Foresters of America will have a
ball on Friday evening. Nov. 11, in the
opera house hall. All Foresters sre re
quested to wear badges.
J. W. GRADY.
Merchant
Tailoring.
ALSO CLEANING
AND REPAIRING
J. W. GRADY,
UP STAIRS.
Quialen Block, - Barre, Vermont.
BULK PICKLES
We have a large line of Bulk Pickles,
just arrived.
Htinz's Sweet Mixed, per pound. ... ..... 15c
ITdnz's Sweet Gherkins, per pound 1 5c
Heinj's Chow Chow, per quart 15c
Heinz's Pickled Onions, per pound ; . . 15c
Hernz's Flaia Sour, per lb., 1 5c, three for ..25c
Also full line of Bottle Goods. Olives,
Sweet Onions, Pearl Onions, Tomato
Catsup and Horse Radish. Meats and
Vegetables.'
eaker Bros,
North Main St.
Barre, Vt.
Montpelier
FUR STORE,
We have a large stock of Furs for
sale at reasonable prices. We man
ufacture garments to order. Furs
remodeled andjepaired at a low price.
ISRAEL SCHWARTZ,
52 State Street,
Ask Your Butcher for Our
Frankfort Bologna and
Pork Sausages. I
m Pork Sausages are put up in one-
pound packages, fresh made and
PREPARED BY
W. O. STANDISH.
NURSES REGISTERED
AT--
DAVIS' DRUG STORE.
Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore exiatihg between Napoleon Wince
and Hentv L. Smith is this day dissolved.
Napoleon tV'hite is to continue, the business, re
ceiving nil debt owing to the old firm and to
pay all bills against tue same.
Dated nt City of Barre this 23th dav of Octo
ber, im. KAI'OLKOX "WHITE,
MKNRY L. SMITH.
I COAlL-? COAL J
D. M. Miles, Dealer in Anthracite end
Bituminous Coal.
Stove, Egg and Chestnut, fS.lo; Grate, $8.00; Lehigh,
$8.45 per ton. This price for October only. Terms Cash.
We Sell and Deliver 2000 Pounds for a Ton.
Coal and Coke!
Purchase your Coal cow, before
prices advance. Prices are 10 centf
higher each succeeding month. The
prices for this month are:
STOVE, EGG anl KUT COAL $8.20
OTTO COKE 6 60
Caldcr & Richardson,
Dtpot Square,
Barre. Vermont.
WOOD
The ulace to bur Wood. A lat tn utoet f all
kinds at the following prices :
Block Wood, per coti $2.75
Limb Wood, per load 2.00
Chaif Wood, per loid 2.50
Furnace and Stent Shed Wood, per loAd. 2.(H)
Hard and Soft Wood Slabs 1.75
I am prepared to do all kindit of moving and
jobbing: at reasonable rates.
L. J. BOLSTER,
(Telephone, 323-3.)
283 North Main Street, - - Bajre, Vermont
Block Wood, per cord, $2.75
Limb Wood, per load, 2.00
Chair Wood, per load, 2.50
Furnace Wood, per load, 2.00
Leave orders at the
City Fish Market.
Arthur S. Martin,
(Telephone 204 3)
43 Park Street, - - Barre, Vermont.
! LECTlJIfill j
s
Electric Beaters,
tlectnc iittiitcs,
I Electric Sopjlies.
i
j STANDARD ELECTRIC CI, !
t
H, J. BBJfXETT.
t. W. NIC320LU.
199 North Main 8t Brre. j
-ft M- MH.
Horse Shoeing.
CLIFFORD COTF.
Has just started Horse Shoeing at his old
stand on Prospect Street. Also Repair- j
ing and Carnage Ironing. First-clan
work guaranteed. Peter LcClair and
William Walsh are in my employ.
I CLIFFORD COTE,
Telephone 106 3. Prospect St.. Barre, Vt .
This Space Reserved
For the
East Barre
Drtfg Store
J.H.McARTflUR,H.D.Prop.
wm
i
O. C. Russell & Co
Plumbing and (eating.
411 kinds oi modem Plumblne Fix-
tures in stock. All work gu?rameed,
Telephone 15-3.
IN BASEMENT OF WORTHEN BLOCK.
And Paper Hanging.
First-class Workmanship.
AXDREW BJOIW,
Telephone 205-12. Currier Street, Barre, Vt.
Wood,; Wood
BUSINESS CARDS, ,
DR. C. H. KENT, Dentist.
MILE8' BLOCK,
Telephone at Office and at Kealdtmee.
DR. F. M. LYNDE, Dentist.
Telephone 133-21.
Room 7, Currier Block, Barre, Vermont.
ELW1N L. SCOTT,
Attorney and Counselcr-at-Law
Collections, Bankruptcy ni
Granite Claims.
Telephone 14? 4.
Office with R. A. HOAR.
DR. LEWIS D. MARTIN,
OSTEOPATHIC LHYSICIAX.
fiftic in Kom C5, Miles' Btiildinf. ftiPea
hours, 9 a. ai. to ia m. aud L,'t tn 4 p. ., Moo
day, TatsiUiy, Thursday and Friday.
Telephone Connection.
MRS. H. A. BEACH,
EXPKHIECED NUK9E.
No. 152 Sooth Mala St., Barre, Vertnoot.
Telephone Call, ia-2.
FRED L. PAGE, Contractor
AND EUILDEK.
Offlce and Ee8ldence,34 Highland A7enta,
Teleihoue call, 4-3.
WELCH & PAGE,
All kinds of Electrical Work Done.
Wiring;, tlas Piping, Etc.
We are dealers In Electrical (Supplies.
Oaa ftatorva & Omtiination liaturea.
Kverythtng Mixlern and l. p-to-liste.
None but en pert help employed and
work t-iuirMiUHtl. Tel. Sll-lfor lu-3.
OlHco in the Uasetueot of Worttien Block,
THE CORRECT STYLES
Newest Effects in Woolens,
0. W. BOYZA, Merchant TaUor,
Retd Block, Barre, Vt.
HENRY FRENIER & SON
UNDERTAKE!-.?,
Funeral directors acd furnishers of fu
neral supplies. Night calls promptly at
tended to. Ho. 16 Oranite Bt., Barre, Vt
EBsldecce cp etalra. Tel. 13-6.
J. A. McLEOD,
KEGISTEKED SHOEISO SMITH.
Knee-cuttlcg, interttrlrg, clicklnif.etc.
positively curtd. Diaeaii feet treated
with success. Trotters, pacers and ger.tie
men'a roadsters a specialty. Phop on
Heminary St. '.Telephone connrctiou.
H. E. JEFFORDS,
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
AND CALMJM1N1NU.
A share of your patronage ta solicited.
6 Thurston Place, iiarre, Vt.
H. W. SCOTT, Attorney.
Office In Wood Block,
Over Ladd'a Btoro. Justice, notary and
stenographer In office.
Livery, Boarding
and Sales Statics.
S9 So. Main St., Rear South End Hotel,
A. M. MORRISON.
HAIR GOODS.
Mrs. C. S. Me.aker, 40 Jefferson St.. my ai'eut
will l e t;!ad to ttirnitib Hair Hoods, Wigs, ' ronf
Views. Switehea, etc., if not in stock. t rtiort
notice sum, Ui Manchester store. Thanking
the public fm their liheral patronspe in the
past, aud soUcm ug a oontinttanoa of lbs same
tn the future tor myagent and myaelf, 1 ma
yours wlth,all reepect, " ,S. M. YokK.
Street Curbing,
First-class Curbing and Underpining de
livered promptly. Address orders to
A. J, LANGFELDT, - - Barre, Vt.
WAGONS and HARNESS
The balance of our summer line of
Carriages and Harness will be closed out
at a bargain. A few second-hand Carriages
II. F. CUTLEU,
Rear of City Hotel, - . . Barre. Veraaut.
SMOKE THE
UNCLE
DUDLEY
CIGAR
5 CENTS.
Manufactured By
E. O. MARRfON,
Pipes and Tobacco,
Unioa Cigar Store. Comer Cigar Store,