The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-12-03
Notices.

Notices.
Sheds at Alden's.
Clocks at Alden's.
Silver ware at Alden's.
Wool boots at Sheldon's.
-Majolica ware at Alden's.
-Arctics at Sheldon & Cos.
Picture frames at Alden's.
Christmas goods at Wales.
Diaries for 1881 at Alden's.
New lot of jewelry at Alden's.
-Celluloid Jewelry, at Alden's.
Diaries for 1881 at Hanaford's.
Fresh oystersa at HIP. ~Langworthy's,
-Goto Sheldon's for druggists fancy
goods.
-Prang's Chromos at Alden's.
New lot gents scarf pins atAlden's
Visit Alden's "variety Store" when
in town.
Window shades in variety at
Alden's.
All kinds of stationery at Lana
ford's.
"A full line of family groceries at
S%hcldon's.
Take your physicians prescriptions
to Hanaford's.
Get your job printing done at the
Register office.
Good agents wanted in every town
for Safety Fund.
Christmas, New Years and birth
day cards at Alden's.
Foreign dried grasses in bouquets
novelty, at Alden's.
Ladies and Gents Canadian Arctics
at Beckwith & Co.'S.
"A lot of canned fruit at Il. M.
Chapman &c Co.'s cheap.
Substantial Christmas gifts found
In great quantities at Bonds.
Insure ON the Safety Fund System
of the Hartford Life Ins. Co.
"A pair of light traverse sleighs for
sale inquire of Geo. E. Barnum.
II. M. Chapman s. Co. will open a
new and fresh lot of groceries.
Alfred Wright's Triple Extracts for
the handkerchief at Sheldon's &,.Co.
$4,000 Life ms. written in the
Safety Fund in November in Vermont.
Fancy goods for the holiday trade
will soon be opened at Sheldon & Co.'S.
WANrED.-Good unwashed wool
at 26 cents per pound.
U. D. TwITcHELL.
Mems, ladies' and misses a~rctics.
A new stock just received at Beckwith
u Co.'s.
ANY persons wishing to get horses
wintered, apply to G. D.. LANE.
Cornwall vt.
"A large assortment of trusses and
supporters just received at the old Case
u Rider drug store.
ALI the publications of the Ameli-
can Look Exchange are to be obtained
at the Register office.
Get one or two new subscribers
for the Register and thus obtain a good
book to read this winter.
-Moustache cups, china fruit plates
ana sets, toilet sets, decorated crockery
all kinds, cheap at Wales.
"A great drive on over coats and
listers at Bonds. Lots of money saw
ed buying goods of Bond these days.
Justice writs, county court writs
and all other kinds of legal blanks on
hand or supplied at short notice at the
Register Office.
Call at the Register office and see
a volume of Chambers Cyclopedia in1
fifteen volumes, which we sell for only |
1880. 1t is a big thing.
We will give a first class sewing
machine, with extra attachments worth
five dollars, for eight cords of good
wood. provided q small part of i is
brought
ANY new subscriber for the
Register, paying $3.50 in advance there
for, before the first of January next,
will receive it from the date of sub
scription until Jan. l, 1882.
subscriptions for all periodicals
will be received at the Register Office at
reduced rates. They will be ordered
promptly, too, and for the full time paid
fol.
Parties who have agreed to bring
wood in payment for subscriptions are
respectfully invited to notice that it is
good sleighing. Promises don't keep
our Office warm.
Many line shoes are represented by
manufactures and dealers to be lust as
good as Burt's, hut they don't believe
what they say all the same. Sheldon
q Co., sole agents for Middlebury.
Ladies will do well to bear in mind
that they can procure as stylish, nice
fitting shoes as "Burt's," without being
obliged to part with the entire contents
of a well filled purse, by calling at Beck
with IL Co.'s.
For SALE.-A few more new organs
which will be sold very low, to close
the estate of the late w. W.. Thomas.
Also, sheet music, new piano stools, and
instruction books. Inquire OF Mrs. W.
w. Thomas at her residence.
All persons who desire, can become
members of the Ladies Library for the
year 1881, by the payment of $500 and
leaving their name with the librarian,
Saturday, Dec, A, 1880. Though this
is called a Ladies Library, we would
not refuse gentlemen, but heartily well
come them as members of the institution.
They can surely satisfy themselves
from the variety contained in the 1000
volumes now on its shelves.
M~iddlebury. Nov. 20. 1880.