Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-04-08

old, l6 hands, 1900 lbs; kind, broken to harness.
IA 3wks l.. c. BARRows.
New spring styles in all departments of our
trade. Now is your time to make selections.
Largest store, largest stock, lowest prices at
Pine Hall
AT AUCTIoN-Monday, April IL, at 10 n. m,
young driving mare and yearllng colt,
sired by Clay Franklin, on Main street bridge.
II. c. SESSIONS.
wooD-I have for sale quantity of dry
wood price, $3.50 II cord; also green wood at
s3 a cord; both delivered in the village.
F. w. ATWOOD.
FOR sEED-Canada peas, barley, white
kidney beans and st. Patrick potatoes.
10 4wks }. F. RANDALL.
West Cornwall.
NoTICE-n you have forgotten about that
little coal bill so long past due, polite note
from lawyer will soon remind you of it.
A. J. MARSHALL.
At sterns' Park drug store may be found all
kinds of the best drugs and medicines and
stationery. Prescriptions cal efuly com
pounded.
NOTICE. keep constantly on hand at
sterns' drug store a stock OF the McDougall
sheep pip -, n curnn,xo
I VIII sell my bay colt, four years old 10
hands high; weight, 1850 lbs Well broken
gentle, strong and sound.
IL 4w VI. D. PARMELEE.
Fred Foote place.
SEED CoRN-I have Il few bushels extra well
ripened and finely cured Sanford corn for
seed. The best kind for fodder corn
l4:3w ALBERT CHAPMAN,
WATER RATEs-An water rents tor waite
taken from the Middlebury water department
from Jan. to July are payable the first day
OF April. Payments are to be made to Henry
L, sheldon.
will go to boston next week for the bal.
ance OF spring goods and also ship back fine
line of draft horses, which I will sell cheap
tor cash. Call and leave your order Tor what
kind of horses you want. b. b. HOPE.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED have put on
delivery team and will take goods to all parts
Atwood 4 Hulett market or at my store near
the depot.
FOR Saloon Main street, house and lot;
house in good repair; has six rooms, good
dry cellar, plenty OF water, good drainage;
new barn, good sized lot. VIII be sold fur
nished, if desired.
EDWARD f. BOND.
FuhNITURE-Will be disposed of at private
sale at once, all the household furniture at my
home on seymour street. There are many
desirable things which will be sold cheap.
All must be sold by the 18th inst
l52w ELIZABETH OLEARY.
For SALE-At public auction, the old Metho.
dist parsonage buildings on seminary stree
on Monday, April Is, 1892, at 10 O'Clock "A. IN.
Terms cash approved note. Buildings
be removed by May Is, 1892.
b. l.. FLEMING,
II :2wks Chairman Board Trustees.
NoTlCE-The undersigned will pay the high
est price for a good fam hand for the season,
and will hire out or let two nice farms in Sal
isbury for year to II III who has II good
team None need apply if they cannot bilng
good recommendations.
West Salisbury, VT. COLUMBUS SMITH.
ANY one wishing tor II moving machine the
present season should hold on and not pur
chase until they see the Hall Mower. With
oit pitnan, crank or bevel gear, using one
third less draft than any machine on the mar
ket, The only perfect moving machine ever
made. For information call on c. ID. Earl oi
c. c. Peck, Mddlebury.
REMOVAL / wish to inform the public thai
shall remove my shoe shop about April !;
from T. Kidder Il Sons to the south side o
Cobb's new block, next bridge, where | shall
be happy to receive all old customers ant
any new ones that may need new work o
any kind of repairing on boots, shoes or rub
bers. Having n workman with me, | shall fl
orders without delay.
Hawks o. WILLBURNER.
If you are interested, please take notice.
shall be at my home, the Nalette house, tn
remainder of tins month ana the month q
April Tor the purpose of closing up my bool
accounts. You will receive II statement an,
| should be pleased to nave you notice
enough to call at least, ii you don't pay. Ate
that time Eldredge and slade will remind yo
and YOU can settle with them.
Yours truly,
. W. ii. SHELDON.
March -, 1892.
" We do not recall another instance of an
= horse, entered in the highest class ('standar
bred trotters') in all the principal meeting
: of our state, who has without an exception
taken first premium everywhere for n singl
5 year except New England (brother to Leicei
ter s:l7i4) advertised in these columns, an
d when we remember that he has held that hon
or for two years we are convinced that
, means something His breeding is certainl
the best to be had and those who have see
him pronounce him grand individual wit
= real merit. And then Ryder, he takes all n
chances and warrants living foal. Wal
d anything fairer than that? Better see him
you want the best.
: MILLINERY OPENING-E. II. Clay requests IL
pleasure OF your presence at the opening
his spring millinery andsother novelties, q
. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, April |
l3 and IA, at which time will be shown Il
! handsomest line OF millinery goods ever G
tered in Middlebury, and ut lower prices tina
d ever before, the Mckinley tariff to the contiai
Notwithstanding. He viii show at the san
w time IA full line of spring wraps, which wi
consist ot military capes. jackets, REFER
- blazers, newmarkets with capes, etc, in a
=" the fashionable cloths and colors of the Sc
son. After thirty years experience, the o
he "vet." has outdone himself Thanking Il
public tor their past patronage, he hopes, |
IN strict attention to their wants, tor a contin
ance of the same. +. X. CLAY.