The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-02-08
Local Notices.

A fine line Of valentines at Marshalls.
Leave your grocery orders at Bond Bros.
A large line of Valentines, at Gauvin &
Co,
Gospel hymns Nos. l, ., 3 and 4, in l VOL,
at Marshall's
Call and see the fine line of cutlery at +.
l.. Stoves.
Maple sugar in small cans at lie. per TO-
at Sheldon Il Cos.
If you have not paid your account at H.
b. Dodge's you MUST do it at once.
Clothes-Wringers repaired in a superior
manner by Earl " Barnum.
Corn Eradicator. warranted IA sure cure,
at the old Case g. Rider drug store.
All who are indebted to me are requested
to call and settle. f.. K. CLAY.
All persons having bills at Mrs SHADES
are requested to call at once and settle the
same.
Five thousand yards remnant prints at
cents. just received at +. k. CLAY's
New Hamburg edges, Just received at
e, K. CLAY's,
Mems leggings and arctics are cheaper at
Sheldon Il Co.'S.
Parties wanting good dry wood can have
orders hlled by leaving same at Earl II
Barnum's,
Good judges say. that Marshall has the
finest assortment of sheet music ever offer
ed for sale in this town.
For SALE-A horse weight. LOO. har-
mes and sleigh. The horse sold separately
if desired Inquire at this office.
Bond Bros. are offering bargains during
the month of February, that are increasing
their sales immensely. Go and see them
AT Marshall's you will find a good assert
ment of masks for the masquerade. Prices
low. First come will have best selection.
For SALE.-Two neto Wilcox & Gibbs
sewing machines, worth 500 each; will be
sold for S2j each. War; anted all right.
+. K. CLAY
Go TO +. l. Stowe for guns, revolvers am
munition, pocket cutlery, etc. A large stock
of skates and sleds Will be sold at very low
prices.
will sell for the next thirty days cloaks
and millinery goods at and below cost.
+. K. CLAY.
Middlebury, vt.
Our books may be found at our late place
of business. All bills must be settled at
once, to save cost. We mean what we say.
LAVONCHE Il BRO.
The Combination Cash Store company,
that has been selling goods in the Nallette
bleck close their sales here. Monday even
ing February, IL.
Don't forget that K. w. Pitts is agent for
Vermont Life and the Accidental Insurance
company of North America. Two of the
best. Don't delay.
All accounts due and past due +. W.
Bird & Co would be gratefully received las
l need every dollar to pay my own indebt-
edness. f. w. Bird.
DO LaRocS wants to buy poultry at his
place of business. Seymour street. nearly
opposite the cattle yards. The highest price
paid for poultry alive or dressed.
Messrs. Williamson & jackson, at the
New Market. will pay cash for hides, pelts,
poultry and new milch cows every 5s; f%y'
The annual meeting of the Vermont
Merino STRENGTHENING association will be
held at the Addison House, Middlebury. at
l o'clock p. m, Wednesday. Feb. IL, 1884.
GRAPE VINEs.-One, two, three. four and
five year old Concord Grape Vines for sale
from Speer's New Jersey VINEYARDS. Price
given and orders taken by r. Birchard.
druggist.
Till March IL shall sell atcost and less the
whole of my stock Of heavy woolens cloths.
vestings, ready-made clothing, fur goods,
hats. caps. etc etc, preparatory to opening
my spring stock. j. T.. NEGus.
Witch-Hazel Ointment, for lung diseases.
soreness, burns chilblains, corns, lame
ness. rheumatism, neuralgia, etc. Highly
recommended by all who have used it..
Price % cents. For sale at the drug stores
in Middlebnry.
Notice is hereby given that have this
day sold to w. w. Swiney, agent. all the
right and title in which had in and unto
the furniture business. The furniture bus
mess will hereafter be conducted by w. w.
Swiney. agt, at the old stand in STYLES
building. THAD. Nj CHAPMAN.
February 5. 1884
The trustees of the Middlebury cemetery
hereby give notice that Mr.. VIM A. New
comb is regularly appointed sexton, and no
other person will be allowed to dig graves
on the grounds of said association.
K WAINWRIGHT,
+. VALLETTE, ,r,,,s4oo,
A. :. TRACY,
E.W JUDI,
Middlebury, Feb. l. 1884.
Attention is called to the card of DR.. J., H
Putnam of Rutland, in our advertising col
umns. DR.. Putnam, after Il careful study
of several years, will devote himself to the
speciality of diseases of the eye and ear
He has met with eminent success in the
treatment of these diseases the past year
and has spent the last three months in New
York, giving special attention to the prac.
tice of eminent specialists. He will return
to Rutland Feb. 10, prepared for the recep
tion of patients.
The MAsQUERAD E.-The ladies' entrance
at the masquerade party will be the side
door, Pleasant street the gentlemen's, the
front door. The sleigh will start GU
promptly at 1870; ladies are requested TO b'
ready at that hour The grand march will
begin at 3 o'clock, SHARP. A few selections
will be played by the orchestra previous t.
the grand march. The executive commit
tee wish to say that ladies without escor
will be called for at their homes, if the!
will leave their names with any of the com
mittee.
Temperance Meetings.
A series Of temperance meetings ,unde
the auspices of the w. q. L. L., are t
be held in the county this month. Mrs
Greene of st. Adams. president Of TN
State union, will speak at each meeting
The dates and other speakers are: Yer
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