The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-12-21
Notices.

NObAOOos
Lemons l5c. per doz., at Manney's
Oranges 25c. per dor., at Manney's.
The best Sc. cigars in town at Man
ney's.
Lemons 20 cents per doz., at Aims
worth's.
Dodge has wood, lumber and shin
giles for sale.
"A nice mixed candy lsc. per pound
at Manney's.
Nuts, figs, raisins, &C., for Christ
mas, at Bonds
WANTED-A horse to board
CuAs. w. MATHEWS.
-25,000 heart shingles for sale, at
Wales q Hyde's.
III. B. Dodge requests settlement
of all accounts by Jan. /.
Go to Ainsworth's for your oysters
for Christmas.
Wanted, a few barrels of first quail
ity apples, ut this office.
Go to f. A. Tarnsworth's for your
wood, lumber and shingles.
-Ainsworth offers his large stock of
flour at closing out prices.
Six pounds fresh candy for one
dollar, at DR.. Plumley's. SO 2w
Subscribe for your newspapers and
magazines at the Register office.
"A cur load Of choice Spring flour
Just received at Ainsworth's.
"A fine assortment of slippers for
tho holidays at Beckwlth g. Co.'s.
WANTED.-Brass mounted andirons,
fender, &c. 33 2w PRor. MEANS.
Beautiful Christmas and New
Years cards, at DR.. Plumley's. SO 2w
The largest assortment of candy In
town at the lowest prices, at Manney's.
The largest stock of sleigh-shoe
steel and blacksmith's supplies in the
county, at Dodge's.
FarnswOrth's for all kinds of stoves.
Cheap for cash.
Choice Havana and domestic
cigars. Masscna oranges at DR.. Plum
70, IS. SO 2w
Wanted - Ten thousand bushels of
oats. Inquire of W. c. Langworthy at
his store. If
For SALE.--A desirable pew in the
Congregational church Inquire of NJ.
Brooks. 37-3w
The Hayden boar will be kept at
my place during the winter.
37-6w JOHN SEELEY.
Ladies' snow and water proof leg
gings-a new article, for sale at Beck
with & Co.'s. If
FOR SALE.--On Seymour street, two
houses, together or separately, cheap.
If Z. b. PARKER.
Box papers, Is, 20, 80, so and rs
cents per box, tho only complete line in
town, at DR.. Plumley's SO 2w
MAsoNIC.-To-night, special COM
munication Of Potter Chapter No. %, at
o'clock, sharp. Royal Arch.
ALI persons owing me on account
OF over sixty days standing must settle
tie same at once. F. A. BOND.
Oak tanned sheep skin moccasins.
sewed with heavy waxed thread, an A
No. article. just received at Beckwith
& Co.'s. If
Just received, the largest stock of
sleigh-shoe steel and backsmith's sup
plies in the county, at f. A. Farms
worth's.
Nov is the time to buy your Chris
mas candy, and tho largest and best as
sortment in town can be found at Shell
don & Co.'s.
Prescriptions carefully and accu-
rately prepared from pure drugs, I'M
der the supervision of n. T. Rider, at
E. G.. Gales.
Men and boys of Addison county,
don't buy your overcoats until you have
seen the goods and prices at Bonds.
He will make lowest figures.
Something useful from Bonds
large stock Is the thing to buy for
Christmas present for your husband,
son, or brother.
Wards linen covered collars and
cuffs, put mp in handsome grained cab
met boxes, very pretty for glove,
handkerchief, jewelry, or toilet box, at
Eaton's. Price 25 cents.
Go to E. G.. Gales for pure drugs,
all kinds of patent medicines, perfu-
merry, brushes, combs and toilet arti-
clcs, also candies In large variety, at
the old stand of N. f. Rider.
There will be social gathering at
HAI. L..
evening, December &c, to aid the Ii
brary Association. All are invited to
attend. Fee twenty-five cents. 37w2
Do You WANT THE BEST SEWING
MAcHINE2-Anyone In want ola sewing
machine will do will to call and see the
White Shuttle Machine, advertised in
another column. can furnish these
machines and undersell all others. At
Register Office. r. NJ. BAILEY.
For SALE.-A few pairs Brown Leg
horns, "the boss layers" Imperial
Egg Food so cents per pound. I am
also agent for the Poultry World at
club prices, S1.00 per year, or $1.76
with twelve nice chromos Of the lead
Ing breads of poultry. G. e. PINNEY.
Chapman. the clothier, has secured
the services fMr. Charles Ballou, from
Boston, to take charge of his 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. G. 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. whst-nots, hat trees, looking
glasses, an endless variety of articles or
namental and useful, which he can sell
for one dollar; also veloclpedes, rocking
horaaa aud other fancy 0oods Station,