The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-06-06
Local Notices.


Non-Alcoholic extracts at Birds.
New lot of watches at Alden's.
Milk pans 81 dozen at Calhoun's.
Fine line of Croquet at Marshall's.
Base balls and bats at Marshars.
Rubbers and eossamers at McGuire's.
Milk pans Zoe. and upwards, at Wales,
Lumber and shingles at H. B. Dodge's.
Flour, that suits every time. at Bond
Bros
Buy the "Sweet Violet" at Sheldon &
Cos.
New lot of bankrupt goods this week at
Smiths.
Get your dinner at the new restaurant,
Dyer's block,
Soluble Pacific Guano at Earl Il Bar
NUNS.
Everything in the season at the new res
taurant.
Large assortment of straw hats at Chap
man q Cos.
All kind of harnesses. trunks. bags, etc.
ut Mciuire's.
Bargains in summer goods, at Bond x
Bros.
wANrED-$4OOo on real-estate security
Inquire at this office. 2l;3w
H. B. Dodge has special bargains in bug
gles and farm wagons.
For SALE-Ona of Bissette's buggies. In
quire of q. NJ Fletcher.
You can buy good al-wool suit for 81,
at f, h. Haven's, Vergennes.
Secure one of those kettles at Wales next
week. See advertisement.
Found. on the sidewalks of Middlebury,
a thing of value. Gasca Rich.
Hammocks, hammock hooks, ropes and
stretchers, at f. L Stoves,
Go to F. X. Haven's, Vergennes. for car
pets, wall paper and crockery.
STEWART 4 WILDs, attorneys at law Of
flee removed to the Court House
Strawberries. tomatoes, cakes, oranges
and lemons at the new restaurant.
H. B. Dodge has Just received another
invoice of carriages and farm wagons
Remember, that +. l.. Stowe can furnish
flags and tents of all kinds and sizes.
The largest stock of fishing tackle ever
shown in the county, at +. l.. Stoves.
Before buying your paints and oils call
upon us for prices. SHELDON x Co.
All who are indebted to me are requested
to call and settle. h. K. CLAY.
II. B. Dodge is agent for the Buckeye
Mower. Tiger Rake and Bullard Tedder.
Remember. the best groceries at lowest
prices will be found at F. A. Bond q Bro.
Millinery-Just received, all Of the latest
styles for the coming summer, at
Mrs. WARDS.
Tomatoes. cucumbers, cabbages, oranges.
lemons and fresh oysters at the new res.
taurant.
Just step into f. L. Stoves and see his
case of pocket cutlery, whether you care to
buy or not.
Large sales on ladies' and gents shoes at
Bonds these days. Good goods and low
prices does it.
100 pieces of ribbons just received, and
will be sold especially cheap, at
One of the largest and finest line in the
country of boots. shoes and slippers at +.
X Hayen's. These goods a speciality.
E. l.. Stowe will furnish any kind of a
boat at short notice. Oars and fixtures
kept ia stock.
Seaside, Lowell, Munro and war libraries
and all the weekly story papers and maya
zines received weekly by Marshall.
A. Williamson goes to market every week
and is at home every Saturday, ready to
buy new-milch cows, poultry, sheep and
hogs.
Hammond's slug shot, dead shot for
potato bugs, cabbage worms. chinch bugs,
and all other bugs except humbugS, for
sale at Earl & Barnum's.
The Sweet Violet" is the best of all the
five cent cigars in the market. Try one and
yoH will smoke no other. Sheldon x Co.
are sole agents for Middlebury.
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.
SPECIAL NoTICE.-No boy is selling news
papers for me unless wearing the badge,
"Batchelder's News Agency" Be sure and
buy of the right one. M. d. BArcHELDER
Buying writing paper and envelopes by
the case enables me to give very special
prices by the ream and thousand. Just in
vestigate and save money.
WIN. s ALDEN.
have bought out J. Brouillett's ice bust
meas, and am prepared to furnish ice of the
best quality and in any quantity to the peo-
pie of Middlebury and vicinity. Any one
wishing ice please drop postal to W. La
vonche. |. LAvoNCHR
K. Orchard having disposed of his inter
est in the old Case q Rider store, all are in
formed that there will be kept complete
stock of drHgs,medicines and fancy articles
usually kept by druggists, all of which.will
be sold cheap for cash.
r. h. Haven, Nergennes, VT, wishes to
call the attention of buyers to his large and
extensive stock of clothing, hats, caps and
gents furnishing goods for spring trade of
1884. His stock of clothing is larger and
more varied than ever before.
All persons who have been members of
the Ladies' Library, and those who have
never become 40, can have the privilege Of
joining for the remainder of the year by
the payment of one dollar to the librarian
Saturday, June7
Middlebury, May q, 1884. 81 Nv
HARRY C. ELLIS Il have this horse at the
stable of N. =. Dewey to accommodate
friends that like the blood Terms easy.
Pedigree: sire, Rysdyk's Hambletonian; his
dam by George NJ, Patcheni grand dam, IA
Thoroughbred from Virginia He is nat
ural trotter-2:36. +, A. LELAND.
Middlebury.
Letters remaining in this office one month
and uncalled for. Gentlemen.-E + Hyde,
Negal Lepp, Producers Marble Co. Ladies
Mrs T Boylen, Miss Dell Contors. Miss
Mary Lee. In calling for the above letters,
please give date of advertisement,
GEo. HAMMOND, y, M
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