The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-11-19

oil cloths at Alden's.
Silver ware at Alden's.
Diaries for 1881 at Alden's.
Diaries for 1881 at Hanaford's.
Fresh oysters at HIP. Langworthy''
Window shades in variety
Alden's.
All kinds of stationery at Han'
ford's.
"A good stock of wall paper q
Alden's.
Take your physicians prescription
to Hanaford's.
Get your job printing done at tn
Register office.
Family groceries, best quality, low
est prices, at Bonds.
"A very fine fresh stock of jewelr'
at Alden variety store.
The best stock ofskates in Addison
Co. 'ty at Ii. d. Dodge's.
-Garlick & Langworthy will pay thu
highest price for dressed poultry.
Alfred Wrights Triple Extracts fol
the handkerchief at Sheldon's u Co.
"A tremendous stock of goods al
Bonds, selling at EXTREMITY low prices.
CELERY.-A large quantity of celery
for sale, put up for keeping, by w. d.
Lane, New Haven.
New goods, staple, fancy and holt
day, being received at Alden's variety
store almost daily.
"A new stock of shoes just received
and for sale at the lowest prices at
Beckwith Il Co.'s.
Dried foreign gra sses for bouquets
and house decoration. A novelty just
received at Alden's.
WANTED.-Good unwashed wool
at 26 cents per pound.
U. d. TwTTCHELL.
Mems, ladies' and misses arctics.
A new stock just received at Beckwith
& Co.'S,
To LET-The Morton place ON South
Pleasant st. For particulars apply to
Judge l.. E. Knapp.
"A large assortment of trusses and
supporters just rece we'd at the old Case
& RIDER drug store.
ALL the publications of the Ameii-
can Book E. change are to be obtained
at the Register office.
Get one or two new subscribers
e.. "A AI,,, IL ta,, AA1
book to read this winter.
For good wearing boots and shoes
for the least money, call at Bonds. A
large invoice received this week.
CABBAGEs.-Anyo one in want of cab
bages can get the meet aud finest
heads ever seen, at w. ID. Lanes, New
uaven.
Justice writs, county court writs
and all other kinds of legal blanks on
hand or supplied at short notice at the
Register Office.
WANTED.-1O,OOO beef hides, 10000
sheep pelts, and l will pay the highest
prices. GEORGE MCCUE.
Call at the Register Office and see
volume of Chambers Cyclopedia in
fifteen volumes, which we sell for only
$3.50. 1t is big thing.
We will give first class sewing
machine, with extra attachments worth
five dollars, for eight cords of good
wood, provided small part of it is
brought soon.
Many fine shoes are represented by
manufactures and dealers to be just as
good as Burt's, hut they don't believe
what they say all the same. Sheldon
IL 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 & 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.
instruction books. Inquire of Mrs. w.
W. Thomas at her residence.
DREssMAKING.-Mrs A. w. Carey,
having learned the dressmaking bust
ness of Mrs. O. G. Barnes, is prepared
TO do all kinds of dressmaking and fit
ting at her residence on Court Street,
opposite the Pierce House.
Having purchased the entire stock
of negatives, including the stereoscopic
views, belonging to the late o. G.
Barnes, any orders for pictures from
the same will be filled with promptness.
A. V. Brown, Photographer.
i would notify all persons having
accounts with me of over sixty days
standing, that as my rooms were SO
thoroughly cleaned out al the late fire.
1t is necessary to have my books
cleaned Oft likewise, Respectfully,
w. III. KINGSLEY, Dentist.
NoTIcE.-I have in my hands for col
lection the assessments of the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Co., due Oct
16, 1880. Office days, Saturdays anc
Mondays, at Farnsworth IL Chapman
store. j. DAVENPORT.
Middlebury, Nov. 2, 1880.
Local News.