The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-05-23
local Notices.

Tomatoe plants at Manneys.
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 Marshalrs.
Rubbers and eossamers at McGuire's,
Milk pans Zoe. and upwards, at Wales
Lemons % cents per dozen at Manney's.
Read Chapman 6. Smiths advertisement.
Buy the Sweet Violet at Sheldon q
Cos.
Soluble Pacific Guano at Earl Il Bar
NUNS.
Everything in the season at the new res
taurant.
Mitchell's new atlas of the world for 1884
at Alden's.
Large assortment Of straw hats at Chap
man II Cos.
Get your dinner at the new restaurant,
Dyer's block.
You can buy good all-wool suit for 81.
at f. X. Ravens, NerGennes
Hammocks, hammock hooks. ropes and
stretchers, at +. l. Stoves.
Go to f. X. Ravens. Vergennes. for car
pets. wall paper and crOckery.
STEWART Il WILDs, attorneys at law /; Of
flee removed to the Court House
Strawberries. tomatoes, cakes, oranges
and lemons at the new restaurant.
II. b. Dodge has all kinds of plows, har-
rows and agricultural implements.
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 f.. l.. Stoves.
Just opened-new restaurant; Dyel's
block. Call and get your short cake
Before buying your paints and oils call
upon us for prices. SHELDON X Co.
Pure bred Short-horn bulls for sale. if aI,-
piled for soon, by A. }. Stow Weybridge
All who are indebted to me are requested
to call and settle. r.. K. CLAY.
Decoration, Independence and Preslden-
tial campaign are near. so bny your flags at
Alden's.
Allinery-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 OF not.
To buy gents, youths or childrens cloth
ing cheaper than you ever saw it before,
call ON f. A. Bond X Bro.
loo 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 f.
X Ravens These goods a speciality.
The hest stock of farm and buggy waG-
Ons and harnesses in the county at H. Is.
Dodge's.
boat at short notice, Oars and fixtures
kept ia stock.
choice lot of Is inch spruce shingles at
Smith 4 Aliens, at only -, 90 per NJ. Also
pine and cedar at $3.50 per NJ.
Seaside, Lowell, munro and war libraries
and all the weekly story papers and maya
zines received weekly 10y Marshall
All parties indebted j. T.. Gauvin and
the firm known as GauVin x Co. will please
call and settle at once. j. r.. GAuNIN.
A. Williamson goes to market every week
and is al home every Saturday, ready to
buy new -milch cows, poultry, sheep and
hogs.
Childrens session at the Middlebury
Skating rink, Saturday 2. IN. TO o'clock.
Admission free. Use of skates. boys. -
cents girls, 10 cents.
Call at w. w. Swiney's furniture store
and see the best line of baby carriages ever
shown in MiddlebuIy; also tine line of fold
ing chairs and rockers.
j. l. Buttolph has two car loads of the
Orient phosphate, that he will sell at whole
sale or retail. Call at Williamson q Jack
sons market. Middlebury
Hammond's slug Shot dead shot for
potato bugs. cabbage worms, chinch bugs,
and all other bugs except humbugS, for
sale at Earl q Barnum's.
The Sweet Violet" is the best of all the
five cent cigars in the market. Try one and
You will smoke no other. Sheldon x Co
are sole agents for MiddebWy.
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 meeting of Lake Dunmore Lodge
No. II. |. o. o. f. on Friday, May 30, at a
m, To take part in Decoration day cere-
monies. All odd Fellows are requested to
be present.
From this date to the 18th Of June | will
give 10 pictures for dozen OH cards, cab
nets and panels; and will guarantee all
work irst-class
J. f. GAuvIN.
Special communication of Union lodge
No ,, +. and A, Nj. on Friday, May 30, al
II. m. for the purpose of acting as an es
cort to the veterans in Decoration day cere
monies All master Masons cordially in
vited.
have bought out J. Brouillett's ice bust
meas. and am prepared to furnish ice of the
best quality and in any puantity to the PEG
pie of Middlehury and vicinity. Any one
wishing ice please drop postal to w. La
vOnche, L. LAvoNCHE
NoTcE-Special meeting, q. NJ. L.. sH
X. of II. at hall, at o'clock II. m, May 30
to take part in the exercises of Decoration
day, in which the lodge Is invited TO par
Gcipate in body. Every member shoulC
be present
The Brattleboro Reformer State edition
on sale every Friday evening at Alden's i
is Independently Democratic, having the
largest circulation of any weekly in Yer
mont 1t has regular Mddlebury CORES
pom dence.
SPRING MILLNERY,-New attractions a
Mrs. SHADES. New shades in hats, feathers
flowers and ribbons. A nice line of kiC
and silk gloves and mits. Latest things il
neck wear Ladies' and children's Jerseys
Lovely shades in arrasene, chenilles. cords
tassels, ornaments, &c
+. X. Haven, VerPennes, VT, wishes tC
call the attention of buyers to his large anC
extensive stock Of clothing, hats caps ant
gents furnishing goods for spring trade Of
1884. His stock OF clothing is larger ant
more varied than ever before,