St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1894-12-27

rate of two cents a word for the first inser-
ton and one cent a word for subsequent in
sertions. Cash must the order.1
DREss-MAKING AND PLAIN SEWING.-I
am prepared to do dress-making and will
go out for the day whenever desired.
JENNIE MACKAY.
21 Main st.
Marriage Certificates. We carry the
largest line of Marriage Certificates in
the state. They range in price from 10
to rs cents each, and we have some suit
able for framing. All of Prang's latest
designs and a parchment certificate that
sells at sight. c. M. Stone & Co.
Remember the place to send your bind
ing to is Montpelier and the address M.
w. Wheelock. He will bind your 1894
magazines in a stylish manner and at a
reasonable price. He also does all kinds
of repairing. Give him a trial.
For fashionable correspondence it is
quite the thing to seal your letters with
sealing wax. We have the wax put up
in neat boxes and half a dozen small
sticks in a box. Call and see them.
c. M. Stone & Co.
For SALE. I will sell Horse, Sleigh
and Harness for $50. Horse is kind,
sound and safe tor a lady or children 1
pr. Harnesses, $1O;1 single Harness for
work, So; 1 Sled with Drav, $40. Will
exchange any of the above for cows, Or a
good iron axle cart. o. BISHOP,
McIndoes Falls, VT.
NoTIce.-After January LIST, 1895, all
persons not having a monthly account
with the St. Johnsbury Steam Laundry
must pay for their work on delivery.
The driver has positive orders to return
all bundles to the laundry which are not
paid for. F. w. EMERY,
Proprietor.
Tourists going to California will find
in Raymond & Whitcomb's series of win
ter excursions comforts and ~luxuries
otherwise unattainable. Their parties
travel in special Pullman vestibuled
trains with dining cars and every other
frst-class appointment. Nine parties
will return next spring with special es-
cort, while the tickets are equally good
returning independently on any regular
train. The tourists have a choice of
three homeward routes. Parties will
leave Boston Jan. 8, II, and %. Ray
mond & Whitcomb, 296 Washington
street, Boston, will send a descriptive
book to any address.
WOOD FOR SALE.-Fifty cords of nice,
dry No. 1 16-inch wood; also SO cords
of 4-foot wood. Both lots have been
under cover for a year.
M. ]. RUSSELL.
For RENT in this village, house of
eight rooms, with barn. garden, health
full location near north Railroad St.
Address, Lock Box 8.
Books and magazines bound in a styI-
ish manner and at a reasonable price. 1
have the largest binderyin Northern New
England and can do your work quick
and do it well. Send me your orders.
M. w. WHEELocK,
Montpelier, VT.
WANTED. A responsible lady to repre-
sent us in st. Johnsbury and vicinity.
Good wages. Address w. H. Hyde, Sta
ton &C." Cleveland, Ohio.
Buy your odd pieces of silverware at
Randall's.
TENEMENT TO RENT. A frst-class six
room tenemen to rent on Spring street.
Inquire of
JAMES SANBoRN, a. Spring street.
CEDAR Posrs.-Ten thousand of them.
l have the above number of cedar posts,
all cut this fall, which I will sell cheap
for cash.. All sizes. Come and see them.
J. E. WOODRUFF, ~Passumpsic, VT.
HOUSE FOR SALE or will exchange for
a farm. I offer for sale or to exchange
for other property my house situated in
St. Juhnsbury. This house is new with
barn, and nicely arranged for one family.
For particulars inquire or write
3. ADAMS,
10 Union street, St. Johnsbury.
For SALE-Fifteen good sleighs, sec.
ond-hand, from So up, at Packard &
Gray's stable, Central st.
WANrED-More merchants and ad
vertisers to use this column at two cents
a word.
RooMsTo LET.-Furnished or unfurnish
ed and a small tenement. Parties will
small children, dogs or cats need MOI
apply. Enquire at Is Summer street.
NOTARY PUBLIC SEALS. Orders fol
these or any other seals taken at thu
CALIFORNIAN Office. Send in your orders
Births.
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