sutler
victualer

He told her he'd heard of a school from another sutler.

For a period of time, he also was a sutler in Oregon.

Sutlers played a major role in the recreation of army men between 1865 and 1890.

"I'm sure we can get a change of clothes at the sutler's."

"I'm actually going to buy some stuff from the sutlers today.

Sutler said sharply, pointing at the inside cover of a book.

She was, apparently, carried on strength as a wife and a sutler.

He, being a large sutler, wanted to send a message to save his goods.

It was used originally to refer to the shop of a sutler.

Most of the sutlers' wagons would be in such a location, at least generally.

Traders or sutlers also have specific rules and regulations to follow.

A new sutler's store, with high prices, was established at the camp around April 1, 1864.

Every half hour or so he had to stop so Sutler could change the reel.

The sutlers and traders of all sorts had streets assigned to them.

An alternative term for a sutler, a person who sells provisions to an army.

The sutler's shop was remodeled and used for, among other things, a doctor's office.

I think not, any more than a sutler or a town bootmaker who serves at contract.

Sutlers and merchants would only take scrip at a discount.

Creedy shows Sutler, and then shoots him in the forehead.

Sutler turned on the tape recorder and the two men sat at the desk across from Harry.

You will be in the keeping of my friend, and agent, Ephialtes, as sutler.

Breen appeared, having vanished to the sutler's for a while.

The guns, under John's supervision, were already on their way there, and the sutlers with the siege engines.

In response, Sutler goes into Gordon's house and arrests him.

"I've got a cousin who works in the research and development department of one of the sutler companies.

Then he could hide in the bottom of a victualer's cart, maybe.

From the pile, she chose two packages with the victualer's logo, and waved negligently at the remainder.

Female Voice: Are we going to vote on abortion or are we going to have our local victualer investigated for willful contempt of a carry-outlunch order?

The victualer's sigil on the side of the vehicle was familiar enough--Jethri had seen a half-dozen or more of the same type of van running up and down the concourse as they'd waited.

The road was conceived and built under the order of Jonathan Hampton, Esq., an Elizabethtown merchant and surveyor who was appointed as Victualer and Paymaster to the New Jersey Frontier Guard by an act of the New Jersey's colonial legislature.