The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-10-16
Local Notices.

Silver ware at Wales
Fresh oysters at Manney's.
Fresh select oysters at Colbys.
Alden has a new advertisement this week.
Call and see our stock of boots and shoes
W II. SHELDON.
Pigs for sale HORACE SHELDON,
Loaded shells for shot guns for sale at
Farnsworth " Cos.
So will buy good spring bed at Benz. B.
Hopes furniture store,
A nice line of ladies' wraps and New
markets at Mrs. SHADES.
Large stock of lounges just received al
Benz. b. Hopes furniture store.
Mr.. Pitts of Chapman & Co. is in New
York this week buying new goods.
A coal stove in good order for sale.
GAscA RICH.
For SALE.-15 choice pigs weeks old.
&. II. Balm. East Munger street
The Wayerly school shoe is the best wear
ing shoe made. Sold at F. A. Bond n Bros
$4,000 in clothing alone at wholesale
prices, only at f. A, Bond q Bros.
A few pairs of boys solid kip boots, 3 to
8, $3.50 and s1.75, at f. A. Bond Bros.
{ all at Clay's for the best and most com
plete line of homespun, Ottoman and plain
hannels.
The winter stock of millinery at E. R.
Clay's is now complete. Prices lower than
ever before.
There will be a ladies' and childrens
skating session at Middlebury rink every
Saturday afternoon.
Joseph Larock, Seymour street, opposite
cattle yards, will pay the highest cash price
for poultry of all kinds.
For SALE.-Horace Waters 1-3 octave
piano. round corners. Good bargain.
Apply to Frank l.. Champagne.
If you are going to paint this fall price
our paints and oils before buying elsewhere
w. H. SHELDON.
The largest stock of ladies' misses and
children's shoes to be found in the county
BECKwITH n Co.
Parties owing bills to C. C.. Peck will
please call and settle at once, at his office in
rear of post office. 39;4w
A full line of p p. Stewart stoves at A,
Calhouns Call and see them,the best heat
ing stove in the market
All having running accounts with us that
have run 80 days are requested to make an
early settlement of the same.
f A. BOND 4 BRO.
New millinery for the fall trade in felt
hats, yelvets. fancy feathers, NC, and all
the novelties in trimmings.
Mrs. WIN. SLADE.
large stock of mems, boys and youths
boots in a variety of styles and quality, at
low prices at BECKwlrH ~ 20.
Accounts due the old finn of Sheldon &
Co. must be settled Immediately.
w. H. SHELDON.
Winter cloaks of all sizes and fashiona-
BILE styles, at prices that can't be beat in the
State. at +. K. Clay's. Special attention
paid in this line of goods to hts and good
material.
We have Just opened from the new crop
two 81 cent Japan teas (colored and I'M
colored) that surpass anything ever offered
in this market for the price Dawn e. pno
Mrs. Leona Lawrence has opened dress
making rooms over Mrs, SHADES store La
dies desiring anything in that line of bust
ness will do well to give her call Cut
ting and fitting on short notice. 42;2w
Oysters, Oysters-You can now get those
large New York counts at Colby's-try
them once. Also oysters OF all kinds al
Colby's. served in all styles.
Stewart cough cure, warranted a sure
cure for cough, colds and all lung affections
Alse full line of pure drugs and medi'
cines. at the old Case & Rider drug store.
For SALE-About 25 fonts of type suta-
blk for an amateur printing office. Also al
apparatus for manufacturing rubber
stamps. Inc whole Outnt cost over SluJ
l wilt sell for $25 cash. G. f. HAMMOND.
Gun FOR SALE-At this office, new
double barrelled, breech-loading shotgun
English make; No II bore; 30-inch barrel
weight, II pounds; reboundng locks
frst-class in every respect; price, *22.
Maggie S. Lynch of Rutland wishes t.
announce to her friends and the public tina
she will give lessons in Limoge art. Car
call on her at Mr.. John Hulihan's from Oct
Is. Her work can be seen at DIR. Sheldon'
drug store Saturday
s. NJ DORIS Sons of Rutland have some
thing to say about maturing mortgages thu
week. Two generations of hve-year loan
on improved farms have been placed b.
this firm without delay or loss any investor
and the securities which they offer are be
ing rapidly taken by investors who like t
place their money where it will earn hiR
rates of interest and be promptly returne
when the investments mature.
The Platter AGAINl-Greatly disappointe
with the work done for me at Rutland,
have now changed to the WARMERS, an oil
Syracuse plating firm, and personal friend
of my own. My knives We're plated dow
east, and are ALL right but if any silve
work ia found defective, propose to max
all promises to my thousands Of customer
goods even il l have to work for nothin
and board myself too" Due notice will
given of next visit.
f. S. HoTHAM, Platter.