Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1891-12-17
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


BUSINESS NOTICES.
Fine assortment of diamonds at ii. M.
Amadon's.
v TENEMENT TO LET-Small tenement at 81
Atkinson street. 3Of
Rag dolls and baby elephants, cents
each, at j. Z. Day a Co.'s.
Il Standard Diaries for 1892. Winnewisser's
News and Stationery Store.
Don't miss seeing the fine display of Hol-
iday goods al The Fair, Loyelps block.
Furnished Room to rent, with steam heat.
Apply TO W. l.. Rowell, 20 Henry street 5ltf
If you have trouble with dress shields try
the Lily. Sold only by Stone, TuXbury ~
IRooMs TO RENT.-Pleasant, sunny rooms
at 30 Atkinson street. Apply TO Mrs. III. ..
Leonard.
Send in your subscription for any paper
or periodical published. +. G. Winnewisser,
news agent.
Il Black enamel clock, French gong, war
rant,d, $40. Nickle alarm clocks, S1.O0. ii.
Nj. Amadon.
HThs week at j. C. Day & Cos: 500 ele-
CANT Christmas cards at cents each; worth
10 to 20 cents
Remember, you can buy Webster's Una
bridged Dictionary, cloth binding, $l.25; full
sheep, Sl.4o, at j. q. Day ~ Co.'s.
The stamped linen tray cloths advertised
10 dozen at ~ cents, came in this afternoon.
Sorry for the delay, but there is lots of time
yet before Christmas.
Fred Amadon's Christmas stock comprises,
as usual, Watches and Clocks in great variety
JeWelry and precious stones, rings and pins,
and sohd and plated ware i'll great profusion.
Little money goes good way here.
HThe two young men who hired rifles of
Fred Amadon some weeks since will do well
to return the same as they are running up
quite little bill We can just about place
the men and hope this notice will be sufficient.
HGENUINE BARGAINS-We have bought
drummtrs samples i'll pocket books and hair
pins hich we will sell at wholesale prices.
Our celluloid and birch bark novelties are
ready for inspection. W elch's Bargain Store.
u An exhibition of water colors will begin
next Monday and continue one month. The
exhibition will include pictures by Prof. Bar
thoIomeW and f. j. Blake, and there will also
be nee photographs. BIakes studio. 1902.
In making selections for Christmas, dom
iali 10 examine our large line of silk lace and
!lnen hahdkerchiefs sod at very low prices.
we nave many useful articles for the Holt
days Which we sell very low. Mrs. j. IL.
Conway.
ANTED-A girl of good character, COM
peteht 10 DO All kinds ofhousework and will
lhS 10 90 The same for good wages, can find
steadyempIo. ment i'll Il small family at Bel
lows tailS by addressing Lock Box 1853, Bel
lows Falls, Vt.
Especial for Saturday this week at j. C.
Day IL Co.'S: The entire balance of our
albums (some % i'll ALL, leather and plush, at
cost, as Ne want the room. One dozen oXy-
diced and brass umbrella stands, 81 cents
each, worth l.50 to $3.50.
STRAYED INTO My PAsTURE.-On Novem-
Der LIN, red cows, Que dark red with
swollen knee. and one light red. The same
VIII be advertised three weeks, and owner
proving property can have same by paving
charges. NJ. CORLEW, " estminster, Vt.
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NCall early at Blakes studio and see the
fine exhibition of water colors. Exhibition
opens this week. Mr.. Blake has also one of
the finest displays of beautiful photographs
i'll and about Bellows Falls. Don't fail to call
ana see them while in town. 1892
BaiIiffs Meet.
The bailiffs will be in session at the office of
III. ID. Ryder on Monday, December u, from
ing those Who may present claims for the
abate of their taxes. PER ORDER.
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Card of Thanks.
Resolved, That the thanks of this society
are hereby t, ndered to the citizens of Wal
pole for their uniform Kindness, generous
patronage, and large attendance at our enter
tainment Saturday evening.
ST. PETERS LITERARY ASSOCIATION.
New Fish Market.
am going to reopen the fish market on
Bridge street, formerly occupied by III. O..
Leonard, the last of this week. Full stock
of fish of all kinos, oysters, Holsters and
everything usually kept in fish market
always Oil hand A. j.. THOMAS. As If
Attention.
Attention is called to the provisions of
Article of the village bylaws:
"AIl bills against the corporation shall be
presented for settlement on or before the first
day of January in each and every year."
No bills for services rendered later than
January /, 1892, will be paid until after the
annual corporation meeting. PER ORDER.
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