The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-06-20
Local Notices.

Bird cages at Wales.
Silver ware at Wales
Flags al +. l.. Stoves
Ice cream at Manney's.
Non-Alcoholic extracts at Birds.
Milk pans 81 dozen at Calhoun's.
Fine line of Croquet at Marshall's.
Base balls and bats at Marshall's.
All kinds of fireworks at Manney's.
Oil paintings at Chapman g. Smiths.
Milk pans Zoe. and upwards, at Wales.
Every thing in the season at the new res
aurant
Moving machine sections at cost at H. B.
lodges.
H. b. Dodge has secondhand farm
Wagon for sale cheap.
You can buy good all-wool suit for 81,
lt f, h. Haven's, NergenneS.
Found. on the sidewalks of Middlebury,
thing of value Gasca Rich
Hammocks, hammock hooks, ropes and
tretchers, at +. l. Stoves,
Go to f. X. Haven's, Vergennes. for car
pets, wall paper and crockery.
STEWART & WILDs, attorneys at law ; Of
ice removed to the Court House
Remember, that +. l.. Stowe can furnish
Tags and tents of all kinds and sizes.
Found - A Shepherd dog, black. with
white points. Robert Steele. Middlebury.
All who are indebted to me are requested
o call and settle. +. r. CLAY.
H. b. Dodge is agent for the Buckeye
Mower, Tiger Rake and Billiard Tedder.
Mrs f. Brousso will do dressmaking and
bther sewing. Satisfaction guaranteed,
Rooms over the bakery.
100 pieces of ribbons Just received. and
will be sold especially cheap. at
+. r. CLAY's,
Strawberries. tomatoes. cakes, oranges
fce-cream, pine-apples, lemons, etc, at the
NEW restaurant,
Fireworks of all descriptions for private
Families; small balloons, lanterns, etc. at
Colby's, the new restaurant.
Non-Alcoholic extracts at Birds.
One of the largest and finest line in the
country of boots. shoes and slippers at +.
X Haven's. These goods a speciality,
Seaside, Lowell, Munro and war libraries
land 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-mich cows, poultry, sheep and
hogs.
Attention. will sell plants for fifty per
Rcent. from catalogue prices. for the next six
days. Call at Drug stores or at my place.
w. ID. LANE.
The Middlebury skating rink after July
b, through the summer will be open only
afternoons and evenings. Mid
|ilebury COrnet band will furnish music in
he evening.
Hammond's slug shot, dead shot for
potato bugs, cabbage worms. chinch bugs,
land all other bugs except humbugs, for
bale at Earl Il Bsrnums.
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.
The party who took the package contain
bng the Baby Afghan, addressed to Mrs. G..
|H Lane of Cornwall, from the store of f,
|R. Clay, will confer Il favor by returning
the same at once.
r. Orchard having disposed of his inter
Est in the old Case & Rider store, all are in
formed that there will be kept a complete
stock of drugs. medicines and fancy articles
usually kept 10y druggists, all of whch.wili
|be sold cheap for cash.
f. h Haven. Vergennes, 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
1854. Ills STOCK OF clOtnlnG Is larger anu
more varied than ever before.
HARRY C. ELLIS Il have this horse at the
stable of n. S. Dewey to accommodate
Friends that like the blood Terms easy.
Pedigree: sire, Rysdyk's Hambletonian; his
dam by George NJ, Patchen; grand dam, a
bred from Virginia. He is nat
ural trotter-2:26. +. A. LELAND.
Middlebury.
Middlebury, VI, June 20, 1884.
Letters remaining in this office one month
unclaimed Gentlemen: John Bushy, John
|Conant. f.. S. Cross. A. G. Hamilton. La
dies Miss Minnie Douglass, Mrs. James
A. Fadden. Miss Emaly Pilly Miss Persily
Wales, Mrs. Anna Taylor.
GEO. HAMMOND, y. M.