The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-12-14
Notices.


Lemons 2jc. per doz. at Manncy's
New figs, dates and nuts, at Man
ney's.
Centennial Stereoscopic views al
Styles.
S. NJ. Stow offers salt pork at 8 to 10
cts. per pound.
Candy 90 to 25cts. per pound at
Manney's.
Got your Christmas goose al Slows
meat market.
Choice Florida oranges Mt T. NJ.
Chapman 81 Co.'s.
All bills due S. NJ Stow want i'm
mediate attention.
The best French candy 25cts. per
pound at Manney's.
Wanted, few barrels of first quail
ity apples, mt this office.
The finest show of pictures ever
seen in town at styles.
Remember those first class tcmper-
ance dining rooms at Manney's.
Subscribe for your newspapers and
magazines at the Register office.
Two bales Red River buffalo robes
Just received, at II. NJ. Chapman &
Co.'s.
Wanted - Ten thousand bushels of
oats. Inquire of W. G. Langworthy at
his store. If
For SALE.-A desirable pew in the
Congregational church. Inquire of M.
Brooks. 37-3w
The accounts OF n. +. Rider must
be paid Immediately to save costs.
j. L. BUTTOLPH, Assignee.
The Hayden boar will be kept al
my place during the winter
27-6w JOHN SEELEY.
You can bowl two-handed string
of ten pins for ten cents, at Styles bowl
ing alley.
Ladies' snow and water proof leg
gings--a new article for sale at Beck
with & Co.'S. If
Get your pictures for the holidays
at Styles photograph and fine art gal
lery, first floor.
"A large stock OF new and elegant
hanging tlower-pots just received, at r.
NJ. Chapman & Co.'S.
Just call at Dr. Plumley's and see
his novelties for the holidays candy
and stationery are so cheap.
Sheldon & Co. have just received
500 pounds of fresh candy, which they
will sell cheap as the cheapest.
TO RENr.-Two pleasant rooms near
the Graded School. For particulars in
quire Mt the Register Office. 35w3
"A new stock of bracket lamps at
Dodge's. Dodge will sell you good
whip for less money than ever before
Oak tanned sheep skin moccasins.
sewed with heavy waXed thread, an A.
No. article. just received at Bcckwth
l. Co.'S. If
"A change in L. NJ. Chapman 4
Co.'s advertisement this week. They
make no promises that they do not IN
tend to fulfill.
Horace Gorlam will pay tho high
est cash price for dressed chickens and
every Monday.
LosT.-Betwcen Weybridge village
ard Papermill bridge, Nov. 81, long
mink boa. The finder will be suitably
rewarded OH leaving il at this office.
SToCK RAMs.-Two superior merino
rams for sale. They are three years
old und have proved extra stock gettcrs.
Enquire of ALBERT CHAPMAN.
MASONIC. -Remember companions,
that next Tuesday evening is the regu-
lar communication of Potter Chapter,
No. %. A large amount of work to do.
There will be social gathering at
Mrs. B. S. Beckwith's, Wednesday |
evening, December &c, to aid the Ii |
brary Association. All are invited to |
attend. Fee twenty-five cents. 37w2
Tuesday evening, directly after the |
Choral concert there will be promcn-
ade concert, gotten up by the ladiSs |
of the society. 1t will be strictly invi-
tation. The ladies will serve ice cream
and cake. Hall bill, S1.00.
For the past five years have been
having great closing-out sale at my
store. The sale continues, and immense |
quantities of goods being sold every
week at low prices; and we pay 100 |
cents on the dollar every time.
f. A. BOND.
For SALE.-A few pairs Brown Leg
horns, "the boss layers" Imperial
Egg Food so cents per pound. l am
also agent for the Poultry World at
club prices, Sl.00 per year, or S1.75
with twelve nice chromos of the lead |
ing breeds of poultry. c. E. PINNEY
r,ho ,.,o.,lo., e Di..zo..I v.no
Grange are requested TO meet at their
hall, Friday evening. Dec. 81, at 6
O'Clock, sharp, for the purpose of elect |
full meeting is desirable, as other bust |
ness of importance will come up.
j. r. FORD, Master.
Chapman, the clothier, has secured |
the services of Mr.. Charles Ballou, from |
Boston, to take charge fhis custom de- |
partment, and feels confident that he
can give everybody fits. Special atten-
ton given to the cutting and making of
ladies' sacques. A large line of samples
for cloaking constantly on hand.
w. c. Langworthy has filled up
his furniture warerooms and his dol |
lar store with large stocks ofnew goods, |
consisting of parlor and chamber suits, |
folding chairs, tables of every style and
value, what-nots, hat trees, looking
glasses, an endless variety of articles or
namental and useful, which he can sell
for one dollar; also velocipedes, rocking
horses, and other fancy goods, station
cry, candy and cigars. All ofhis goods
he bought for cash at the lowest figures,
and he will sell them for cash with the
least profits. He thinks the ''nimble
slxpence better than the slow shilling.
Local News.