The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-25
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
Niddlebury.

"A u. Ellis pays the highest price foi
eggs, at W. II. Ellis & Co.'S, every day.
Initial and plain stationery, legal
blanks of all kinds, deeds, marriage GER
ti6cates, papers, magazines, toys aud fan
cy goods, at the Register Bookstore in
Brewster's Block, near the Post Office
Frank H. Bascom 4 Co., Druggists,
7. o. Block, have just received a choice
stock of paints, oils, &C., at very low
prices. Purchasers will do well to give
them a call
Apples, nice and fair, and in the
best possible condition, are selling on the
streets at from 80 to IS cents per bushe.
Potatoes, which brought 81 90 per bushel
some weeks since, are now selling at
$3.50.
o. +. SrEDMAN Washers 100 to
$3.50 per month-sure pay to active, in-
telligent men engaged in the sale of town
and county rights for o. +. Stedman's
Washer Those wishing territory, will
address with stamp, 5 b. 4 5. s. Rock
we'll Middlcbury, Vt.
The meeting of the Niddlebury
Young Mems Christian Association this
evening will be held at the Lecture Room
of the Methodist church at the usual
hour of commencing services 1t is
thought the meeting will be Of unusual
interest.
j NJ. Peck, ESD, will form class
Tor the study and practice Of vocal music,
tomorrow evening, at the old brick
school house on Seminary street. Mr..
Peck is COED singer, successful teach
er, and he places his terms within the
reach of all We hope he will have a
large class, and We have no doubt he
will.
--Heman Langworthy, ESD showed
us, on Saturday last, large and perfect
second growth head of lettuce grown in
his garden on Wcybrdgc street. 1t was
as fresh as any that could have been
found in June last 1t seems that many
of our ANNALS are this season going
back on their long established reputation
for early decay.
--Lansworthy 4 Bond have now theil
full, Fall and Winter stock of overcoats
suits, hats and caps, boots and shoes, la.
dies and gents under garments, gloves
and mittens, and are selling rapidly a,
prices that defy competition. 1t is worth
ones time to 90 and look their stock over
if in want Of any of the above nance
goods.
See the announcement of Dorsey
Howard in another column of this issue
This enterprising firm keep ten or twelve
pedlars on the road all of the time, be
sides they do large business at thei
store in Benson They also do larg'
agency business on stoves and agricultur
al implements All persons having &C
cess 10 their store will find it for thei
advantage to give Messrs Dorsey
Howard their trade
Frank +. Smith has purchased 0
James r. Kingsley his interest in tn,
wagon shop on Cross Street and hereafter
the business OF the shop will be under tn,
management Of the former who is every
way competent, entcrprisng and calcula
ted to succeed and build up the business
We understand that Kingsley retire'
from the firm for the purpose of devotin.
his energies to the business Of sign anC
ornamental painting as formerly.
A list Of letters remain
ing unclaimed at the Niddlebury Pos
Office, Oct. "a. 1870. Ladies-.Mrs. Z
C. Mason, Ellen c. Smith. Miss Alice A
Vaughan, Della Cheney,L. Annis Isham
Louise Bouvear, Elizabeth Dwirc. -
Geats.--Mr James johnson, Georg
Fluette, Oliver .Cayah, George Cooper
Jerry Sevrans, DR.. +. D Warner.
Please mention, when calling for an
of the above, that they were ADVERTISED
\. 5. TRACY, +. M.
The earthquake shock was distinct
ielt in Middlebnry on Seymour, High an
Court Streets, while many of the Plea
ant street people didn't know about it III
til they were told after the agony W;
past. The High street people and son
others experienced sensation of sickness
Several door bells were rung. one or tv
clocks were stopped, brick buildings toy
Piled and swung, balls and other articl,
were set in motion, crockery ratified, bl
no damage was done, except few pc
sons were considerably frightened TT
shock lasted from Is to 20 seconds.
Adds on County.
Bristol has citizen worth 5000
whose grand list is only fourteen or f
teen dollars
New HAVEN MARKKr 49, From tt
station 1903 packages of butter were shi
ped, weighing l4,4s4 pounds 60 box
of cheese weighing 3,494.
-Olin McWain, boy II years oil
in Cornwall, recently caught an owl in
steel trap, measuring A feet "a inch
from tip to tip of his wings
Rev. Il. H. Archibald OF Bristol ii
ed the pulpit of Rev. W. l.. Palmer
West Cornwall, last Sunday, while N
Palmer preached to the church in ADD
son.
"A Il. Stanley will SPEAK at t
church in Leicester, on Sunday, the
inst.i ~ II cloch u III. SuDlecl- J.
him that il without sin cast the fiji
stone"
Mr.. Norton of Bristol, formerly
Huntington,s constructing three arti6c
trout ponds on Bristol Flats, Mr.. M
ton has already had experience in fish c.
turc. These ponds are fed by never ia
ing springs.
On Friday the 18th instant, Mr..
Purinton of Starksboro lost valual
COW, choked to death with an apple. /
beavers to relieve her by thrusting {
hand into the throat TO extract it prov
unavailing.
There will be an auction at the re
aeuce Of DR.. W VI Day, Waltham,
Thursday, Oct. 9Th, for the sale of
farm, stock, produce, Ac. Geo. SIX