The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-05-08
Local Notices.

Silver ware at Wales.
Eight brooms for 81 at Smiths.
E. X. Clay is receiving spring goods
Large line of fishing tackle, at Marshalls.
For paints, oils and varnishes go to VIII.
Sheldon.
Paint brushes and white-wash brushes
at w. II. SheldOn's.
Glassware selling like hot cakes. at Mar
shallS. See his adj
Seed oats for sale by C. d. LANE
Cornwall, Vt
For SALE.-A new skeleton wagon. In
quire at DIR, Melen's office.
Plants of all kinds for sale at catalogue
prices at the old Case 4 Rider drug store
Another large invoice of ladies' button
boots expected this week at Beckwith & Co.
Farnsworth & Co.. will sell 80 steel and
chilled iron plows at greatly reduced prices
WANTED. "A girl to do general homework
Inquire of Mrs, l.. f. Knapp, Middlebury.
Read below what a live farmer says
about Phosphate.
The largest assortment of cook stoves ev-
Ell in Niddlebury is at A. Calhoun's Call
and see them.
POO pairs gents and boys pantaloons
from 81 to $3.50, at Bond Bros. Come and
see them,
Joseph Larock. Seymour street. opposite
cattle yards. will pay the highest cash price
for poultry of all kinds.
All persons having unsettled accounts
with r., X. Clay are requested to call and
settle the same at once.
Farnsworth & Co. have the largest stock
of paints, oils and vanishes ever in Mid
dlebury, cheap for cash
A fin g
ceived at +. K. CIay's.
March 20, 1885.
LosT.-In this village, recently. peck
et-book containing between $40 and 800.
$40 reward will be paid finder at this office
To secure summer boarders, the Boston
Daily Transcript is the best advertising
medium. 1t is the leading family paper.
Send for rates.
To close out some old lots of boys, mer 5
ladies' and misses shoes we are selling good
goods at 90 below cost. Come and see
them. W, H. SHELDON.
We call attention this week to IA new ad-
vertisement from s. NJ. DORIS Sons Their
Z per cent. mortgages on improved farms
are safe as government bonds.
BARN FOR SALE.-A large barn. contain
ing over 10000 feet of lumber, all pine.
f. b. PARKER.
46 Seymour ST., Middlebury.
All in want of parlor and cottage furni-
ture will bear in mind that the largest stock
III the county can be found, and at the low
est price, at b. b. HoPE's.
Successor to II. NJ. hapman.
For meats, fresh and salt fish, oranges,
lemons, cigars, etc, etc, go the new mark ct
Nalettes block. Stock fresh and prices
low. S. II. BRACEY
LosT.-A rubber gossamer between depot
\ sto haF iri,t 81. L
Tuesday evening. Finder will please leave
1t at Riders drug store or REGISTER Office
All in want of boots and shoes will bear
in mind that the largest stock in the coun-
ty can be found. and at the lowest prices, at
BECKwITH X COS.
The Cumberland phosphate stands at the
head, as shown 10y analysis. Those using
commercial fertilizers would do well to in
vestigate. For sale 10y A. Calhoun.
Mr.. and Mrs +. r. Clay have inst re-
turned from New York, and now have in a
full stock OF spring and summer millinery,
dress goods, gloves, hosiery, parasols, etc
Stewart cough cure, warranted sure
cure for cough, colds and all lung affections
Alse full line of pure drugs and medi-
cnes, at the old Case & Rider drug store.
Spring and summer millinery now ready
Tor inspection. A nice line of bonnets
- n
great variety of fancy goods at
Mrs. WIN. SHADES.
l have used phosphate more or less fol
10 years. experimenting with most of the
leading kinds, and prefer Bradley's above
all others. CHARLES ID. LANE, Cornwall
Sold by Chapman Smith.
DIR. }. H. Putnam of Rutland, oculist anC
aurist, will be at the Addison House Mid
dlebury. every other Thursday until fur
hon, h.rx
day in May
do general homework. Must he strong anC
capable and familiar with work in Il farm
er's family, Good wages will be paid tC
such a one. Apply in person or by letter tC
this Office at once
Mothers! Don't waste your time making
suits for your little fellows. We have y
suits for boys. three. four, five and 81,
years old, that We have marked down t
nearly half price. Come and see them, a
F. a. Bond x Bros
For fresh and salt meats, fresh or sal
fish, groceries of every variety. canned
fruits (the best in the market, mixed pick
els in gallon jars and smaller packages
queen olives, cigars, tobaccos, candy, Moth
er Hubbard soap, etc, etc. go to the new
market in Vallette's block First-cas,
goods at low prices. S. II. BRACEy.
Every one wishing photographs from
those negatives taken by Mr. Barnes il
Middlebury can have them by seudns
their order to me by mail, at 500 dozer
for cabinets and $3.50 for cards. Address
your orders to
W. Il. BLANCHARD, Photo.
Braintree Vt.
Great bargains One black mare min,
years old for $3.50, worth $500 one buggy
for $40, bargain one harness, SIS COS
S25 last summer one boat SIS, worth 1928
one black walnut marble top chamber set
new, cost S65 will sell for $50 one sofa
$l2, worth $lS four chairs IS worth Sl2
Enquire of W. II. Goodnough, at the Pierce
House.