The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-08-07
Local Notices.
ware at Wales'.

Go to Boyan's for your cigars and tobac
New style shawl straps at Beckwith Il
Cos.
Try the Call cigar, pure Havana at Boy
lans.
No enlightenment house cigars at Boy
lan's.
Slippers, in the best goods and styles, at
f, A. Bond " Bros.
Cigars and tobacco at wholesale and re-
tail at Boylans.
Come and see our bargains in shoes.
w. II. SHELDON.
Mems low Shoes light and comfortable,
att A. Bond q Bros.
new stock of trunks expected this week
at Beckwth & Cos.
Have you tried the Bottled Beauties CT
garl Boyian keeps them.
Largest line of 3 and 10c. goods ever
shown in town at MarshalPs.
+. A. Bond 4 Bro are offering light coats
and suits at reduced and very low prices.
Nj Boylan's cigars are all made at the
Florence cigar factory, New York.
Canaries for sale, singers, $3.50 each. APP
ply P. O. box 440, Middlebury. 3l.2w
Leave your grocery orders at f. A. Bond
Il Bros. Best quality; extensive stock;
lowest prices.
For SALE.-The DR.. Rowley place in this
Middlebury, VT.
Tea of the best quality and at cheapest
rates Call and try, at the Case Rider
drug store.
Joseph Larock, Seymour street, opposite
cattle yards, will pay the highest cash price
for poultry of all kinds.
The largest assortment of cook stoves ev-
er in Mddlebury is at A. Calhouns. Call
and see them. Also the best oil stove.
A. w. Grays Sons horse powers and
threshers for sale by r. A. Foote Il Son,
Middlebury Vt. 31;2w
500 pairs boots and shoes for sale at cost
or below. Call and see them:
w. H. SHELDON.
Everybody smokes the celebrated Gold
Finder" five cent cigars, warranted long
Havana filters, sold at Colby's
Mrs. +. A. Browne will resume her class
| in music. Instruction thorough. Terms
reasonable. 80 North Pleasant st eet.
S. M. DORIS Sons of Rutland advertise Il
new list of farm mortgages which will in
terest those who like good interest and am
pie security for their money.
For SALE.-A horse, an open buggy, II
two-seated single carriage two harnesses, Il
sleigh, buffalo robe, &c; also an Estey or
gan L. "A. AUSTIN
l have opened tin-shop in the Allen
block-Calhoun's former Standard am
prepared to do all sorts of work in this line.
j. II. SARGENT
Ice cream at Colby's Saturday. Leave
your orders for Sunday. new line of
fancy groceries for campers and picnics
Saratoga chips and lunches of all kinds.
Stewart cough cure, warranted sure
cure for cough, colds and all lung affections.
Ase full line of pure drugs and medi-
cnes. at the old Case IL Rider drug store.
Grand clearance sale at Bond a. Bros
Lowest prices on clothing and hats; all com
petition outdone; goods at almost nothing,
to clear ont. Come and examine, Won
derful bargains for you.
VIM. E. Samson is located in the White
street mansion, near kensingon Hotel and
Congress Spring park Saratoga Springs.
House large and well furnished; appoint
ments tirst-cass. 29;iw
have been requested by large number
of my customers to deliver oil two days III
the week; therefore hereafter l will deliver
oil to all parts of the city every Saturday
and Wednesday. Look for me; wait for
me. THos. +. FLINT,
Thomas J. Fox. piano and organ tuner
from Bailey's Music Rooms, Burlington,
VT, will be in Middlebury and Addison
county next week to attend to his calling
Mr. Fox is thorough master OF his bust
ness and guarantees his work. He will at
tend to all calls in any part OF the county
Address Thomas }. Fox. post office, or
Pierce House, Middlebury, Vt.
PHOTOGRAPHS AND TINTYPEs, Encouraged
by the large amount of business offered us
we have decided to remain in Mid ilebury
TIL August II, and can be found at our gal
lery on Main street, next l.. K. Sayre's
Photographs, cabinet, at "a dozen; cards
50; tintypes, four fol 20 cents. All who
want US to do their work must come before
the date mentioned, az we shall not remain
after that time, THIBAULT ~ NANTEL.
We call attention to the advertisement OF
the Albany business college which appears
in this issue of our paper. This institution
has been established in one location in Al
bany for thirty years, and has prepared fol
business about 1000 young men. Its grad
yates have been uniformly successful, and
at some seasons of the year. are in active
demand among business men. CARMEL q
Carhart are experienced educators and are
assisted by a large corps of CONF etent in
structors. Young men who wish to acquire
an education that will aid them to attain d
successful start in business life will do wei
TO attend the Albany business college.
GEN. GRANTS MEMoIRs.-George King
man of Vergennes, the agent for The Per
sonal Memoir of Gen. Grant" is now can
wasting the county for the work. The book
viii be in two volumes, to be delivered one
each in December and March next, anC
each to be paid for rs delivered. The two
volumes cost, in cloth binding, 81; in full
sheep, library style, SO; in half morocco
81, and in full Turkey, $le. This book
cannot be had at the bookstores. as the
agents are under heavy bonds TO protec
the interests of Gen. Grants family, who
are to receive 70 per cent. of the profits
Mr.. KIngman intends to visit every family
in the county during the next three months
Should he not succeed in doing So those no
visited may secure the work by sending
their orders to him at VerRennes. 1t SHOULD
be remembered that this is the only book
Grant ever wrote or had an interest in, anC
future historians must make 1t the source
of their information concerning the grea
campaigns in which he was engaged. Tn,
two volumes will together contain owe
1000 pages and each will be illustrated will
numerous portraits. views, maps. plans anC
fac-similes of Grants most famous docu
ments and dispatches.