The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-10-10
Local Notices.

Ounces at Manney's.
Silver ware at Wales.
Dry wood at Swiney's.
Go to the auction tonight.
Steel traps at L. L. Stoves.
Overcoats at Bond Bros. 1925.
Fresh oysters at Manney's.
The best lemons at Manney's.
Antiseptine at Sheldon & Co.'S.
Fine line of Croquet at Marshalls.
Headquarters for flour at Bond Bros.
Go to 4. l.. Stoves for butchers cutlery.
c. P. Lapgworthy's for canned goods &c.
For SALE 20 2-year-old cattle. O, p MOORE.
L want 200 barrels Of fall apples early
ext week. A. X. CARR.
Call at G. p, Langworthys for fresh and
alt meats.
At Joseph Brouillett's, oysters, cigars and
bbacco.
All kinds of vegetables at C. p. Lang
Forthy's.
Hats and caps, largest stock, lowest
rices, at Bond Bros.
DR.. w. H. Kingsley's dental office will be
losed after Monday next till Nov l.
Leave your orders for New York counts
u SOlDy S-luty are lHe oysters.
New and seasonable goods in variety, ar
living daily at Alden's,
Buy your gloves and mittens at Bond
Bros, you will save money.
A good cider-press screw for sale at II.
Langworthy's foundry.
The best half. one and two bushel bas-
kets ever made, at Earl q Barnum's
For SALE-20 choice pigs, A weeks old
Oct. 10. G.. Ii. Balm
The Allen patent encased 5-gal oil cans
kt Earl Il Barnum's.
| If you want the best 50-cent japan tea in
he county, Bond Bros have it-no mistake.
For SALE-Some good colts, 2 and 3 years
bld. Inquire of l.. H. STOWE.
Selling out at cost at Mrs. Wards. Those
owing Mrs. Ward will please call and settle
| Marshall has a new line of autograph al
BUNS and scrap books,
A fresh supply of non-alcoholic extracts
ust received at E w Bird 4 Cos.
Finest assortment trunks and bags at
Bond Bros. Prices way down.
STEWART & WTLDs, attorneys at law Of
ice removed to the Court House
If you want underwear at wholesale
prices go to Bond Bros for it.
"Squrrels, partridges, &c. &C." Pow
Her, shot and caps at Sheldon a. Cos.
Scholars will find full line of school
books, tablets, pencils, etc. at MarshalPs.
All grades of Orange and Hazard pow
der for the sporting season at E. l.. Stoves
The Central Photograph Gallery will be
opened Monday, Oct. -, 1884.
W. Il. BLANCHARD, Photo.
Fall and winter millinery, fancy goods.
eloaks. etc, now ready for inspection at
Mrs. SHADES.
Call and see the new Paris range and
Paris parlor heater, the best and cheapest
goods in market. EARL & BARNUM.
LosT-A small pocket-case of surgical in-
6truments. Suitable reward at Hanaford's
|1rug store. DR.. B. f. SUTTON.
A full line of parlor and cook stoves just
received. Call and see them. am going
10 sell them cheap for cash. A. CALHOUN.
A large stock of men and boys kip boots
flor fall wear just received at Sheldon Il
Cos.
Ladies' and children's shoes in every de-
Ecription a full line always in stock at
Sheldon's.
For SALE-A pair of horses weighing
POGO lbs. each, 10 and IL years old, perfectly
Sound and kind in any place.
l. WILLIAMSON.
bfeat eNnlDltlOn OF STOVES OF every KIND
new and secondhand, at Farnsworth &
Cos, where you are sure to be suited at
VERY low rates.
If you want gun now is the time to get
one. K. L. Stowe has got IN a new line of
rifles and shot guns, and will give you IL
chance to try gun before buying.
The celebrated Buck Force Pumps, for
washing windows and wagons. and with
sprinkler for gardens, etc. Call and see it.
AT EARL Il BARNUM's.
Stewards Cough Cure-the most reliable
cough medicine made-every bottle war
ranted. Also Corn Eradicator, a sure cure.
and fine line of drugs at the old Case &
Rider Drug Store.
New Steam Laundry in Middlebury, at
the old Star stand, where all descriptions
the lowest rates and in the best manner.
Open Monday, Oct. IL. Mrs. }. H. SARGENT
LosT-In the vicinity of the school-house
park, Sept. 26, a small leather purse con-
tanning about $50 in money and Il Central
Vermont baggage check. Finder will he
rewarded on returning property to this
office.
Joe LaRock, Seymour street near the
freight depot, will pay 10 cents a pound for
good chickens that will average three
pounds; IL cents for those averaging four
pounds, and II to Ii cents for good young
turkeys.
NoTICE To TAXPAYERs.-The demands of
the Treasurer are such that am compelled
to say to these who have not paid their
taxes that they MUST BE PAID AT ONCE. Of
hce at II. W. Brewsters. Special Office days,
Mondays and Saturdays. M. A. MUNRoE,
Middlebury, Oct. s, 1884. Collector.
Piano-tuning and repairing done in the
best manner; satisfaction guaranteed or no
payment required. Having just returned
from Boston, where l have had the best of
experience with one of the largest houses in
the city, can safely say that my work will
be we'll done. Orders to be left at II. M.
Chapman Co.'s. FRANK l., CHAMPAGNE.
CHANGE OF BAsE.-Having bought out
the Ross store at East .Middlebury l am
prepared to furnish everything in the line
OF groceries and provisions at reduced
prices, to close out the old stock and make
room for new fall and winter goods.
Please give me call before purchasing
elsewhere, Remember the place the old
Ross stand, East Middlebury.
H. l.. BRANCH.
Great interest is now manifested among
Middlebury people in the auction sale of
mill and bleachery goods in Vallette's
block. The goods are from nine different
cott0n and WnOlan mills anA