The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-01-05
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FRIDAY. JANUARY 3. 1888.
Silver ware at Wales.

Silver ware at Wales.
All kinds Of nuts at Manney's.
Diaries for 1883 at Gauvin & Co.'s.
Buy your wedding presents at Wales.
Flour, flour, -four, at Sheldon Il Co.'S.
Providence River oysters at Manneys.
Stocking heel protectors at Beckwith &
Co.'S.
The best dining rooms in town at Man
ney's.
Try the Uncle Remus cigar, FIVE cents, at
Manney's,
Woven wire mattresses cheaper than eyer
at Swiney's.
Buy your boots, shoes and rubbers at
Sheldon IL Co.'s.
Mixed candy twenty cents a pound at
Manney's.
A large line of chrcmos ar d panel pictures
at Gauvin & Co.'S.
Buy your stationery and blank books at
Gauvin u Co.'s.
Accounts of more than sixty days T must
be settled. SHELDON d 20.
ChamOS and neeceQ llneQ SnOes, sou anu
warm, at Beckwth Co.'s.
Perfect fitting ladies' and misses' shoes at
reasonable prices at Bond Bros.
H. B. Dodge has large stock of wood.
lumber, shingles, clapboards. etc.
The finest line of photograph and auto
graph albums and velvet frames at Gauvin
Il Co.'s.
Orders for ice in large or small quantities
left at Brouillettes Restaurant will receive
prompt attention.
Remember the great bargains you can
get at Miner Il Wright's jewelry store. 40
per cent discount.
All accounts made with us before Nov.
/, must be settled by January J.. 1883:
F. A. BOND & BRO.
500 copies Evans standard sheet music,
only five cents a copy, just received at Case
Il Rider Drug Store.
For mirrors and furniture generally, call
at Champagne's, in Tupper's block. He
undersells every one.
The finest lot of photograph albums ever
offered in town, at low prices, is at A. v.
Browns photograph rooms.
CARPET SwEEPERs.-Just received n fresh
lot of the Cottage carpet sweepers, guar an
teed to be the boss, at Earl u Barnum's.
For SALE-My home farm in south part
of town. containing $50 acres. first class
farm in every respect. Terms OF payment
made easy.
MRS. WIN. F, Goodrich.
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, Jan. Q. 1888, at 3 O'Clock
p. M.
Joe Larock wants to buy poultry at his
place of business on Seymour Street, nearly
opposite the cattle yards in Middlebury.
The highest price will be paid for poultry
alive or dressed. IL
P, Champagne keeps constantly on hand
burial cases of the latest patterns which
will be sold at prices so rs not to impoverish
the living. nice lot Of trimmings Of
various styles for outside and inside.
WANrED.--Two good agents to sell the
dlebury and vergennes. For particulars
address The Singer Manufacturing Com
pany, 81 Church street. Burlington. Vt.
Tobaccos, cigars, candies, confectionery,
nuts, fruls in their season, oysters and
everything in this line. always to be found
at the old Hub Dining Rooms in Dyer's
block. Give me a call. PHELPS CooLIHAN.
Finest watches. clocks and jewelry. best
Rogers Bros plated ware; albums, station
cry, notions. confectionery and everything
in our line at the old stand of G. ID. Miner
Il Co. Best goods of the kind in town and
best kind made, and at lowest prices.
Losr.-Between my house on North Pleas
ant st. and the Post Office lady's red silk
plush pOcket-book containing between $50
and $50. A reward of Is will be given to
any one leaving same at the Post Office.
GEORGE Z. HAMMOND
The annual meeting of the Vermont At
wood Merino Sheep Club will be held at
the Addison House in Middlebury, on
Wednesday Jan. IL, 1889, at 10'ocock a, m,
for the election of officers and any other
business that may properly come pr before
Csc HAMMOND. Sec'y.
Widdlebury, Dec. 10, 1882.
DIR Halsey will remove his Office Jan. l,
1883, to the house he expects to occupy.
owned by Mrs Geo. Hammond on South
Pleasant Street, one door south of Mrs.
Judd Wright's residence, where orders
from any of his patrons will receive prompt
attention day or night Office hours until
$50 in morning. from ~ to at noon, and
from to in the evening. Special atten-
ton given to diseases of children, and sur
gerry.
NorrcE-All persons indebted to the. un-
,dersigned for subscriptions to the Register
are respectfully requested to pay the same
by Jan. Is next Up to that date payment
for subscriptions will be received at the ad-
vance rate of $3.50 per annum. After that
date settlement will be made with an attor-
ney mt the regular rate Of 100 per annum,
all will save money by making an early set
tiemont. k. Nj. BAILEY.
Middlebmy Y, VT, Dec. Is. 1882.