The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-01-04
Notices.

Oysters 20 cts. a quart AT Manncy's.
Florida oranges 25c. per dozen, at
Manney's.
Fresh lemons zoe. per dozen, at
Manncy's.
Wanted, few barrels of first quail
ity apples, at this office.
WANTED fat hog, weighing four
hundred or over. Inquire at this office.
Wanted 49, Ten thousand bushels of
oats. Inquire of W. G. Langworthy ut
his store. u
Go to Wales Il Hyde's and see the
Forester submerged pump, in working
order.
buffalo robes, buffalo coats and
horse blankets cheap. at u. NJ. Chap
man Il Co.'s.
The Hayden boar will he kept al
my place during the winter.
37-Gw 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 T.. b. PARKER.
Oak tanned sheep skin moccasins.
sewed with heavy waxed thread, an A
No. article. Just received at Bcckwith
X Co.'S. II
"A new stock of granite iron-warc,
consisting of big and little kettles, dish
pans, Sc, &c. Prices way down, at
Wales &.Hydc's.
e. G. Gale has complete assort-
ment of everything usually kept at
drug stores. Prescriptions carefully
and accurately prepared under the SUI
pervisiOn of y. Il. Rider.
NoTiCE.-The annual meeting of the
Female School Association of Middle
bury, will be held at the subscribers
office, on Tuesday evening, Jan. s, at
$50 O'clock. II. WAINWRIGHT, Sec.
For SALs.-A brood mare, half Ham
betonian and half Black Hawk, natural
" fleet and very kind. Would take new
mich or farrow COW in payment, ac-
cording to value. Inquire at this office.
Frank A. Bond will give II l-2 per
cent. discount on every dollar paid in
cash for overcoats at his store for thirty
days, and will guarantee that his prices
for cheapness cannot be matched i'll this
state. Give him trial.
Do You WANT THE BEST SEWING
MACHINE ANYONE in want ola sewing
machine will do will to call and see the
White Shuttle Machine, advertised in
another column. ! can furnish these
l. oil oil A
Register office. X. Nj. BAILEY
With view to II change in our bust
ness arrangements we offer our entire
stock of dry goods ut cost for cash.
Special attention is called to some bar
gains in gents furnishing goods at less
than cost to close. Other goods as low
as the lowest. Il. +. Owens 4 Co.
FoR SALE.-A few pairs Brown Leg
horns, ''the boss layers" Imperial
Egg Food 30 cents per pound. | am
also agent for the Poultry World at
club prices, LOO per year, or Sl.1j
with twelve nice chromos of the lead
ing breeds of poultry. G.. j.. PlNNEf.
Chapman, the clothicr, has secured
the services ofMr. Charles Ballou, from
Boston, to take charge ofhis 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.
The Addison County Bee Keepers
Association, will meet at Middlebury,
January, "A, (placc not yet arrangcd),
for the transaction of its annual bust
ness and to discuss matters of general
interest to bee keepers. "A general at
tendance of members and others is hop
ed for. j. f.. CRANE, Pres.
f. BOND, Sec.
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
namcnial and useful, which he can soil
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. lie thinks the "nimble
sixpencc better than the slow shilling