The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-02-15
Local Notices.

Silver ware at MarshalIs.
Oranges 30 cents per dozen at Manneys.
Lemons % cents per dozen at Manney's.
A fine line Of valentines at Marshalrs.
Leave your grocery orders at Bond Bros
Gospel hymns Nos. l. =, 3 and 4, in vol.
at Marshalls.
Call and see the fine line of cutlery at +.
l.. Stoves.
Maple sugar in small cans at lie per Id.
at Sheldon IL Cos.
If you have not paid your account at II.
B. Dodge's you MUST do il at once
Clothes-Wringers repaired in IA superior
manner by Earl X Barnum.
Corn Eradicator, warranted "A sure cure,
at the old Case q Rider drug store.
All who are indebted to me are requested
TO call and settle. +. X. CLAY
Five thousand yards remnant prints at
cents. just received at +. K. CLAYs.
New Hamburg edges, Just received at
f., r. CLAYs,
Mems leggings and arctics are cheaper at
Sheldon a. Co.'S.
Parties wanting good dry wood can have
orders hlled by leaving same at Earl ~
Barnum's,
Good judges say. that Marshall has the
finest assortment of sheet music ever offer
ed for sale in this town.
For SALE,--Two ae,o Wilcox e. Gibbs
sewing machines, worth 500 each; will be
" ' 81 '' T. +. CLAY.
Attention. Sir Knights-Mount Calvary
Com. are hereby warned TO meet at the
asylum Wednesday. Feb. %. at one o'clock,
p. m. in uniform. H. ROBERTS, Com.
Henry s. Foote, having closed up all his
other business, will now give his entire at
tentlon to his legal business and also to life
and accident insurance.
Go 10 +. 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.
f. K. CLAY.
Mddlebury, VT
Our books may be found at our late place
Of business. All bills must he settled at
once, to save cost. We mean what we say
LAvoNCHE & BRO.
WANTED-A tirst-class man and his wife
with no children to work on farm. The
woman must be "A good house, keeper. On
ly three IN the family. Apply at this office,
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 Il. W.
Bird y Co. would be gratefully received las
need every dollar to pay my own indebt-
edness. Il. ". Bird,
10 LaRock 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 mlch COWS, every day.
j2If
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five year old Concord Grape Vines for sale
from Speer's New Jersey VINEYARDS. Price
given and orders taken by K. Orchard,
druggist.
Till March IL shall sell at cost and less the
whole of my stock of heavy woOlens cloths.
Vestngs, Ieady-made clothing, fur goods,
hats. caps. etc etc, preparatory to opening
my spring stock. j. h. NEGUs.
Mr.. b. H. Lane has for sale and on exhi-
bition at the store of +. l.. Stowe, some
specimens of scroll-sawing, such as brack-
cts. ornaments. etc, which can he obtained
at reasonable prices. Call and see them.
Witch-Hazel Ointment. for lung diseases,
soreness, burns chilblans cOrns. lame
ness, rheumatism, neuralgia, etc. Highly
recommended 10y all who have used it,
Price % cents. For sale at the drug stores
in Middlebury.
The great reductions on clothing, over
coats, shoes hats, caps, etc, at +. A. Bond x
Bros is bringing them immense February
sales. Go and see them. Great bargains
offered from now until March l.
Masonic Remember that the regular
convocation of Potter Chapter, No. -, is
Tuesday evening, the 10Th, and that some ac-
ton may be necessary TO he taken with ie-
gard 10 the Masonic union which conyenes
here next day. Per order,
All persons having unsettled accounts
with Earl X Barnum must settle them on
4 l. a..
firm changes hands at that time, and the ac
counts will then be placed in the hands of al
attorney for collection, and we had rather
settle them ourselves, EARL & BARNUM
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 3, 1884.
am authorized 10y the Vermont Mutua
Fire Insurance Company to make IA deduc
ton Of two dollars to any person changing
his policy from the Farmers Mutual to the
Vermont Mutual during the present month
AS | have the surveys of all these Farm
ers policies, parties desiring to change vii
find it for their interest TO call on me- as
can insure them cheaper than any Other
agent. JOHN Z. STAPLETON,
NOTICE As | am Informed that there il
some tramp insurance agent canyassing il
this vicinity, representing that he is the sue
cessor of Jason Davenport. or has certain
rights in the insurance agency lately owned
by Jason Davenport, and as | bought tn,
said business and ali rights incident there
TO. | deem it my duty to warn the insurinl
public that any person making such repre-
sensations il an imposter. Besides my owl
agency, there is the old and reliable agenc!
of L. d. Eldredge in this town, Deal Will
men you know. Look into the antecedent
of these travelling nondescripts befor
dealing with them. Insurance to any Il
mount necessary can he procured in soun'
companies in these ager cies. Respectfully
JOHN G. STAPLRToN, Agent.
Probate Block, Middlebury, Feb IL, 1884
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