Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-12-09
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GRIGGS & PERRY.

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TWENTY MEN WANTED, or nearly that mum
Der, at wages ranging from SIS a month and
board to s96 and board Permanent place for
good help GRlGGS & PERRY.
FARM SUPERINTENDENT wants position
Is capable man Of experience and ability. Can
give satisfactory references to character, etc
OF course such man is not to be picked up every
day, and he will want a reasonable salary.
GRIGGS & PERRY.
BEST FARM BUILDINGS IN the county, and a
farm to match the iuildinrs; $50 acres only ~
miles from village Location perfect. Some one
will have it soon GRIGGS a PERRY.
THAT CHARCOAL MAN has been heard from.
All who want charcoal viii please leave orders
with US before Dec. II. for dei'rry the 10th or
GRIGGS & PERRY.
WE HAVE PLACES for several men or boys
| where they can have an easy time through the
winter and have their board aud small nay.
GRlGGS x PERRY.
/ SEVERAL NICE PLACES for female help.
GRlGGS & PERRY.
| NEW BUSINESS CHANCES. In tow II and out
| coming in daily, and list Of desirable farms
and village homes is always on the increase.
| just now we want home not far from the post
.fice. neat, nice cottage preferred to cost from
| $500 to $500. GRlGGS & PERRY.
BETTER THAN WE EXPECTED tn at ad-
vertisen ent Of ours in the Y. VI. {. A News has
! attracted much attention. and we wanted II to.
| We alluded to making the children happy, and
| tn nix we were right in speaking of Christmas as
we did, for this year it falls upon the first day Of
the week, and every one of our Sundays, which
| takes the place of the old Jewish Sabbath, are
days that commemorate the rising from the
dead of the Lord Jesus Oh, yes, if Christmas
had not fallen on Sunday this year we should not
have heen right in our alluson. We are glad you
| noticed it, that was what wanted. Now tell
ORIGGS & PERRY.
| in ba iyah In, brat
tleboro No children 81 a week or more accord
ing to your ability. Do you want such place 10
do houseworky GRlGGS PERRY.
WE WANT female help to go to Vernon, and
GRIGGS & PERRY.
WHO WANTS a home for $780, near Main
street, We have on hand homes from that price
10 to $1,000, and farms all about here, in almost
any town you can speak OF, and of all sizes, from
10 acres up to 500 or more You can buy stock
and all, II you wish. GRlGGS PERRY.
FARMS TO RENT, two of them Good ones,
too. GRlGGS & PERRY.
FARM FOR S14OO. four miles out. Good land
little over 100 acres All FIght every S Tsg
LAUNDRESS wANTED.-To go out of town
two days in a week steady place and good pay
to tn right one. GRIGGS IS PERRY.
AUNT SELINY called it "antic" she meant
antique of course, and 1t is for 1t is 100 years old
cathedral top bookcase made of mahogany,
and all cleaned nicely. perhaps our friendly critics
would like thu word restored" better. II is for
sale, and some one who appreciates the beauties
of ancient furniture will do ell to look at it
GRIGGS & PERRY.
SEVEN YEARS OLD. So Bessie writes and
she expects no present at Christmas. We expect
that she viii have one 1t may not be as eXpen
sive some Of the rich children Will receive but
II will please her. GRlGGS Il PERRY.
LET US repeat once more that daytimes you
can look Tor Griggs at his carriageshop and Perry
at his wood yard Every evening Except Friday
you will find us at our Main street office, in Den
ti>t Clark 5 room. over Young & Know lion.
Parties from out of town better notify us oil
their coming. for some times We are away looking
at real estate. With heaps of good wishes FOL
everybody, including you, friend ..,.... W.
remain yours as ever,
CRICCS g. PERRY