The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-09-26
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

out his column with n list OF tall ana W.T.
ter millinery goods; Bingham OF w.
Cornwall la, large stock of new good'
and gives prominence to the idea of tone
price only" and that cheap one; Chap
man tells us of everything to be found in
country store from dry goods to grocer
les; Barbour has boots and shoes, hats
caps, trunks, gloves, etc.; Vallette has
everything and is ready for the fall trade.
Fisk & Hatch throw upon the market
",he first mortgage bonds of the Central
Pacific Il. II. Co.." Judge T,lden calls
upon you to look out for your insurance
assessments; Dr. Harris has dental no
tice, and there are legal notices, sheep
sales, liberation notices, collection notices.
etc. Look at them.
RuNAwAI.-A horse belonging to Mrs.
Denison of this villege ran away twice
on Main Street, Monday morning The
last time two boys were in the wagon
and both were thrown upon the side
walk, one of them being injured slightly.
The wagon bad one thill broken and was
otherwise damaged. The horse went
home with bruised and swollen legs.
AN OLD SUBsCRIBER.-Mr..J. G.. Rob-
bins sends US two dollars for the RcqisteJ
one year and adds:
al want your Paper as long as live.
/ believe have been subscriber for the
Paper in its different forms AMI under the
different names ever since it Yas issued
under the title of Anti Masonic Republi.
can"
The opponents Of Portus Baxter in
the third congressional district are talking
about selecting another candidate in place
Of Romeo ii. I1oyt of St. Alhans, for
their votes at the deferred election Of
November I. J. :. Adams, Homer i.
Royce, and Cbapin Woodward, head
numerous list from which the selection
will be made.
BMsroI.-Bailcy & Co. Circus APP
pcarcd here on the 18th as advertised
and in spite of the rain about 5000 peo-
pie are said to have attended. The re-
nowned 'yi,c back jewelry peddler made
his appearance just n, the band entered,
and going through his usual performance
Of selling and giving back the money in
the first part of the programme, left the
crowd at last with $50 more in his pock-
ct than he had. when he came. 1t is a
query. in the minds Of great many here,
which is the worst, the man trying to
get good pay for his jewclry or the crowd
trying to get his jewelry for nothing and
also how much longer he can run his
game successfully. EG.r.
The Orwell Cheese Factory has pro-
duccd some 500 pounds of cheese per day
through the season. Another Factory 10
being built in the east part of the town.
VICrIMIZED.-The famous "jewelry
man" made raid on the Bristol people
last Wednesday to the amount of $3.50.
Friday on Brandon people upwards of
500, and at Rutland, Saturday, victim.
lied the 'green 'uns" out of about $145
Before beginning the sale Of his jewelry
he told the crowd who he was and ad-
vised them not to invest or they would be
cheated. But they didn't heed his warn
ing. Thursday at Bailey & Co.'S Circus,
in this village pickpocket went through
Mr.. Jesse Ellsworth Of Cornwall to the
tune Of $500 and Mr.. Amos Bell of
Weybridge, S25.
The splendid marble cdfce" men,
toned in the advertisement Of South
mayd's candies in another column, as
having been erected in Temple Place,
Boston, was built Of marble from the
North Middlebury Marble Quarry.
A PATTERN DEED-Emerson has some
where wisely said: He who builds a
house, or constructs wall, or even places
rude scat by the waysidc, for the weary
traveller, deserves well of his countrymen.
So may we add: He who opens a foun-
tain on the highway, where the noble but
oft abused horse may slake his thirst,
invigorate his jaded spirits, and 60 on mis-
way rejoicing, merits the warmes, thanks
Of all who may be directly or indirectly
benefited by the deed. We can but wish
that the generous example of the Propri-
etor of "Springside" Except the expense
of $500 might be duplicated at every
possible forks and crossroads, leading
from our lovely village, to the distant
parts OF the town. A novel and excellent
feature Of the fountain, is its eleratior
being such that the driver may sit quietly
in his seat, and look complacenlly dowt
sl,