The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-11-02
Notices.

N0tlceS.
Horse blankets cheapest at Bonds
Read w. S. Aldcn's new advertise
ment.
New fall goods at T. NJ. Chapman
II Co.'s.
Fresh oysters every day at Aims
worth's.
II. b. Dodge has wood, lumber and
shingles.
The best buckwhcat flour at Aims
worth's.
Note paper six cents quirc, at Dr.
Plumlcy's.
The "Slar Mills is the place to get
good flour.
The largest stock ever exhibited, al
DR.. Plumlcy's.
Go to Wales Il Ikde's and buy a
cook stove at cost.
Ladies' and mems felt shoes at r.
Nj. Chapman & Co.'s.
Another car load of flour just re-
ccived by Ainsworths.
Subscribe for your newspapers and
magazines at the Register office.
Envelopes, six, ten and twelve
cents bunch, at DR.. Plumlcy's.
Don't fail to try Ainsworth's pas
Try flour befor buying elsewhere.
Box papers fifteen, twenty-five and
one dollar box, at DIR. Plumley's.
Good lined buffalo robes at Bonds
from S7.50 up. Look ut his stock before
you buy.
-Dodge's is the place TO buy paints,
oils, varnishcs, brushes, glass, putty
and builders hardware.
Another car load of McNlillans un-
rivaled flour expected every day at
Bonds. None like it. Try it.
Wanted - Ten thousand bushels of
oats. Inquire of w. G. Langwcrthy at
his store. If
For sale. 100 grade and coarse wool
ed sheep. Inquire of IIumphry Sullivan
or Robert Manncy. 30 3w
FOR SALE.-An eight stop, first-class
parlor organ. nearly new. viii be
sold at low figure. Inquire ut this Of
flee.
VIM. s. Alden has added to his
stock silver plated ware, which he guar
rantecs TO be first class. lie is prepar-
ed to furnish any thing in the line on
as favorable terms rs any other dealer.
WANTEp.-IIenry j. Hayden, for
/mcrly railroad employe. Any person
having any knowledge of his where
abouts since the 81 of August last will
confer a favor upon him and his friends
by addressing, WIN. II. REMELE, Mid
~ dlebury, Vt.
Miss f. G. Sanford, formerly a
teacher in the School of Design, Cooper
Institute, N. Y, will open an art class
at Prof. w. ii. Parker's. Term of 90
lessons. Drawing $1,000. Painting
$1,000. Further information given in
person or by letter. 3w
For SALE.--A few pairs Brown Leg
horns, ''the boss layers" Imperial
Egg Food 80 cents per pound. | am
also agent for the Poultry World at
club prices, Sl.O0 per year, or S1.75
with twelve nice chromos of the lead
ing breeds of poultry. c. Il. PINNEY
w. G. LangwOrthy has filed 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 velocipcdes, rocking
horses, and other fancy goods, station
-. 80 L. 4
he bought for cash at the lowest figures,
and he will sell them for cash with the
least profits. lie thinks the "nimble
sixpcnce better than the slow shilling.
SPIRITUALIsM EXPOsED.--Prof. Cecil
will expose spiritualism oil Thursday
and Friday evenings, Nov. 8 and 9, at
Academy Hall. Prof. Cecil presents
very high recommendations from the
leading clergy and press. The Albany
Journal of Oct. 2, in speaking of the
Cecils, says: ga good-sizcd audience
assembled at Tweddlc Hall last evening,
and enjoyed the very interesting enter
tanmcnt furnished by the Cecil Broth
crs in their expose of spiritualism. All
of the most difficult teats of the most
noted mediums were performed with q
celebrity and skill unsurpassed. The
secrets of the cabinet were revealed.
Spirits of noted pcrsonagcs were
brought forth and held converse with
the clever performers. The rope tying
feat was performed with marvellous
skill and rapidity, and in fact every
thing that has been attempted by spir-
itualistic mediums was given and cX-
planned to the audience"
Admission 20 cents. Tickets for sale
at the store of II. M. Chapman & Co.
on and after Tuesday, Nov. G. No ex-
ira charge for reserved seats, but they
must be secured beforehand.