The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-12-05
Notices.

Willow ware at Alden's.
--pcarlinc soap at Shcldon's.
-Dobbin's soap at Sheldon's.
Household ammonia at Sheldon's.
Oysters in every quantity at Col
by's.
Candy, 90 cents a pound at Man
ney's.
Buy your chest protectors at DIR.
Plumley's.
An immense heap of candy at
Sheldon's,
All kinds of stationery at DR..
Plumley's.
oil cloths, wall paper and window
shades at Alden's.
"A few child's overcoats and ulsterT
at low prices, at Bonds. II
Diaries, 1880. Excelsior" t@
best. Sold by W. s. Alden.
Holiday goods arriving daily at
Aldeu's. Call and examine.
-Yiolins, violin Strings, flies, aceor-
dcons, dates, ETC., at Adcn's.
Tile best stock of skates in Addi-
son County, az IL. i. Dodgos.
Sub tcrile ,lrnewspaner- aud 1sr-
azines at Alden's lud save me..r
-Candy! csUdyl Five hundred
pounds at Mauucs g, at 70 cts. a pound.
AT DR.. p.nnley's, everything III
the line OF doug, and medicines sold al
the lowest living prices.
Diaries for 1880 Just received ~
DR.. Plumlcy',. Cali and examine be
fore buying elsewhere.
j. 2. Douglas wants a carload Of
nice barley, three carloads of potatoes
and fifty ions of rye straw at Sl2 per
ton.
"A. Chapman is requested TO offer
for sale two or three superior stock
rams with thorough Atw God pedigrees.
Prices reasonable.
Remember the old reliable clothing
store of Il. A. Bond are selling clothing
the cheapest. Don't buy until you
have examined their stock.
"A new Estey organ will be ordered
from the factory for any person desiring
to purchase, for about half price. Only
one chance. Call at this office.
Call at Sheldon's and buy anything
in the line of drugs, medicines, grocer
les, provisions, boots, and rubbcrs, and
you will always get good value.
W. G. Langworthy has Just opened
a len and twenty-fve-cent counter store
in the Smith and Sheldon block, also a
large stock of holiday goods. a share
of patronage is solicited.
Parties desiring Steinway Or
Chickering Piano, or an Estey or Gco./
Wood 81 Co. organ can procure OWL
any style made, on the most favorable
terms, by applying TO W. S. Alden.
Call early in the day, if you wish
to be waited upon promptly, as it is
impossible TO serve all of our friends in
the middle Of the day.
READS CLOTHING STORE.
We would request of some of our
subscribers, whose subscriptions we have
agreed 10 receive in wood, to bring
along the article, as we are in immedi-
ate need of some at the Register Office.
The annual meeting OF the Ladies
Library Association, for the election OF
officers for the ensuing year, will be
held at the library room, on Tuesday,
Dec. 2, at three O'Clock =. NJ.
MARY i. CHAPMAN, Secy.
WANTED Ten thousand beef hides
and sheep pelts, for Which will pay the
highest prices in cash, every Monday
and Saturday ut John Sargent's tin
shop, also at o. +. Comstock's, every
other day III the week, sunday except
ed. Gro. McCUE.
Sheet music, music books aud M
merous other goods in Tie line, at AZ
deus. Choirs, churches, classes and
teachers viii be supplied on as favora-
bic Terms as can be Obtained in LARGE
cities. Orders by mail promptly and
carefully attended to.
ALI persons. rot nov members. dee
string to join tAc LaGie- Iagar;
the coming wear, VIII be considered
members from date, by leaving their
names with the librarian on Saturday.
During the winner months, or until
further notice, tho library will be open
Saturday af'ernoc' from two until five