The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-28
Local Notices.


Silver ware at Marshall's.
Wedding presents. at Wales.
Vermont Registers at Marshall's.
Diari es for 1884 at Gauvn Il Co.'S.
Vermont Registers for 1884 at Aldens. 3
Oysters 80 cents a quart at Manney's
Go to f. l.. Stowe for all kinds of stencil
work
Buy your New Year cards at Gauvn q
Co.'S.
Christmas cards at Miss Phnneys Vare-
ty store.
Skates and sleds for the holidays, at f
l.. Stoves
Another lot of heavy black Ottoman
goods at Cay's
Just received, some very fine guns, at E.
l.. Stoves.
A new lot of solid and plated rings at
Gauvin x Cos.
-Four cords nice dry hard wood for sale
at Earl ~ Barnum's.
A very few books left. which will be sold
low to close ont. at Marshall's.
Please call and see the new steel plated
sleigh shoe at Ear Il Barnum's.
Letter paper and envelopes-the best for
the least money, at G. Z. Marshall's.
Subscriptions to all papers, magazines.
&c, taken at club rates at Marshalrs,
Corn Eradicator. warranted a sure cure.
at the old Case O. Rider drug store.
Grand display of holiday goods of every
description, at McCuen's, Vergennes.
All accounts now outstanding MUST be
paid before Jan. 10. 1894. SHELDON Il Co.
Anything in the line of gun repairing
left with +. l.. Stowe will receive prompt
attention.
Grandest display, largest assortment and
lowest prices in Vermont, at McCuen's,
Nergennes.
Macaulay's History of England. 3 vols,
cloth bound, reduced from 81 TO 81 for the
set. at Marshall's.
Just received. IL arge stock of sleds for
the boys, and they are cheap. Call and see
them at Earl Il Barnum's.
Buy the patent extension heel rubbers
and arctics, which are much more service
able. at Beckwlth x Cos.
j. H. Sargent will sell wood cook stoves
and wood parlor stoves at cost for thirty
days from this date.
Nov. %. 1883.
II will be for your interest. If you want
chasing. 51;2 WM s. ALDEN.
Great bargains at +. r. Clay's in child
ren's trimmed hats.-25 and 80 cents. worth
$l.c0 and S1.25 Call and see them.
Diaries for 1884, harmonious. hand mir
rors, hair brushes. photo and autograph
albums and scrap books-at MarshalPs.
Genuine clam-chowder at Manney's, Sat
urday, January 8, from II noon till it is al
gone. % cts per plate-35 cts. per quart
All persons owing us on account of ovel
80 days standing must" settle on or before
January l, 1884 o., F. A. BOND Il Bro.
Please examine the new novelties in Tup
pers furniture rooms roller foot rests il
particular. All sold cheap. X. w. Pitts
manager.
First copy of Harper's Young People now
ready at Sheldon x Cos. Those HAVING
cards please present them at our store anC
get the paper.
10 LaRock wants TO buy poultry at bis
place of business, Seymour street nearly
opposite the cattle yards. The highest price
paid for poultry alive or dressed.
Messrs. Williamson q jackson, at thu
New Market, will pay cash for hides, pelts
poultry and new mich COWS, every day.
All persons having unsettled account
with Earl 4 Barnum must settle befor
the LIST of January. and we mean what w
say. EARL u BARNUM.
The annual meeting of the Vernon
Merino sheep breeders association will b.
held in the school house hall, Middlebury
VT, on Wednesday, January Q, 1884, at l
o'clock. A. Nj. ALBERT CHAPMAN. Sec
NoTICE-I have bought the insuranc
business lately owned by Jason Davenport
/ represent the strongest companies. inclnd
ing the "Sun,' the oldest and largest in tn
world. j. G. STAPLEToN.
The best New Years present for your wifi
is an instalment bond issued by the VI
Life Insurance Co., which guarantees 70
81 700 at its maturity. or her the same i
case of your death. Call on R. w. Pitts
agent
Prescriptions prepared at all hours fror
pure materials. Also all the patent med
cines of the day, among which Stewart
cough cure is the most reliable medicine fO
all forms of lung diseases, at the old Cas-
Il Rider drug store.
Annual Meeting The annual meeting G
the Vt. Atwood Merino Sheep Club will b
held at the Addison House, in Middlebur,
Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1884, at 1870 in Tia
forenoon, for the election of officers, an
to do any other business that may properl
come before the meeting.
GEORGE HAMMOND, Sec'y.
Middlebury. VT, Dec. IL, 1883.