The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05
Local Notices.

Silver ware at Wales.
Fresh oysters at Manney's.
The best lemons at Manney's.
LEFT-Parasol in Alden's store.
For fresh candy go to Manney's.
Fine line of Croquet at Marshall's.
A secondhand buggy at II. b. Dodge's.
Clothes wringers at cost, at II. b. Dodges
H. b, Dodge is closing out everything at
cost.
New goods almost daily at Alden's Varie-
ty Store
Peaches frHit, choice cream chocolate
candy at Colby's.
Smoke the best five cent cigar, at Man
ny's.
School books and school supplies in large
variety at Alden's.
Steroscopic views of Mddlebury and
vicinity at Aldens.
The latest thing out Shoe String" watch
chain at Marshalls.
At Joseph Brouilett's eating saloon ci-
gafs, tobacco and fruit.
For pure drugs and medicines the Central
drug store is the place to 60
Fall styles of hats. neck. wear, &C., Just
received at Chapman & Co.'S.
A few spring tooth harrows, also Thomas
smoothing at cost, at Dodge's.
Finest assortment trunks and bags at
Bond Bros. Prices way down.
STEWART Il WILDs, attorneys at law of
flee removed to the Court House.
Wood lumber clapboards and shingles
at less than cost, at II. B. Dodge's,
3O0n pongee silk handkerchefs received
this week at Smiths Exchange store
Buy your trunks and bags at Beckwith
Il Co.'S; largest stock and lowest prices.
Scholars will find full line of school
books, tablets, pencils, etc, at Marshall's.
All who are indebted to me are requested
to call and settle. +. K. CLAY.
New York Tribune A months for only %
cents subscriptions reed by &. L. Mar
shall.
A large stock of men and boys kip boots
for fall wear just received at Sheldon 4
Cos.
Ladies' and childrens shoes in every de-
scription IA full line always in stock at
Sheldon's.
A large stock mems, boys and youths
boots at low prices, Just received at Beck
with x Cos.
Remember headquarters for -four is at
Bond Bros. One of the best lines of fam
lily groceries i'll the county.
Carriages, bugges, farm wagons and har-
nesses at cost AT II. b. Dodge's. Now is
your time to own one low.
Prescriptions prepared from pure drugs
and in careful manner at the store of n,
+ Rider. Also full line of druggists sun
dries.
This is the last time we shall ask you to
settle your account or note,if past due. If
you settle at once You will save costs
II. b. DODGE.
10 LaRock wants to buy poultry at his
T1la of h11G;n IIX
opposite the cattle yards. The highest price
paid for poultry alive or dressed.
For SALE or RENT FOR TERN OF YEARS
24O acres situated near the Bread Loaf Inn
Ripton; also pair oxen, yrs. old-weight,
2600 Inquire of II. l.. Lovett Middlebury
or Rev. +. &. Lovett, Brandon. a-3w.
The assessments in the Vermont Mutual
Fire Insurance company for the town of
Middlebury are at my office and should
be paid before Oct. -, 1884.
l.. ID. ELDREDGE.
Sept. 8. 1884.
Special attraction at Middebury skating
rink, Sept. 3 and Miss Ethel Grant the
butterfly fairy of Boston. will show what
can be done on roller skates. Music, Mid
dlebury band. Admission, 20 cents. See
circulars.
LAUNDRY FOR SALE-The Middlebury
Laundry on account of sickness. Posses
sion given Immediately. good chance
for the right person; the only laundry in
the county. Inquire at the premises
Nj. A. Monahan.
Having purchased of Mr.. st. Clair the
rink in the old Court H0use. | will open the
same on Tuesday evening, Sept. 9, 1884,
with music by the Middlebury brass band.
The following rules have been adopted for
thessrink. andj as tickets say Subject to
rules and regulations" the patrons of the
rink will please govern themselves thereby:
Rules and regulations.-l. No smoking in
the building >. No more than two persons
should join hands in skating. 3. No gentle
man will spit on the floor. A. Running on
skates, or other boisterous conduct not al
lowed. g. Keep moving. or sit down ; don't
stand in the way of skaters. 8. All should
skate to the right and thus avoid collision.
T. Fancy skaters should occupy the center
of the surface, and not obstrnct the main
course. =. Gentlemanly and ladylike de
pertinent is expected from all patrons 9
Ladies and gentlemen will observe these
rules others will be compelled to, or be
excluded from the rink. 10 Please report
any rudeness, or violation of these rules. to
the manager or at the Office
q. II. KELLEY, Manager.