The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-04-25
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TUESDAY, APRIL rs, 1871.
MiddlehuIY.

MiddleburY.
Teas in half pound packages 30, 80
40 and As cts, at +. II. Bascom Il Cos.
e. A. Stanley of Leicester, will
preach in East Middlebury next Sunday
the Both inst. at 10I o'clock A. M.
Benson Il Andrews are constantly
increasing their stock of canned goods,
pickles, fruits, &c. &c. Their little store
is well filled with good things.
If you want tobacco that has the
right favor, or cigars that you can take
comfort in smoking, call on Benson 4 An
drews.
VIM. H. Ellis was twice brought, up in
one day, last week, for selling intoxicat-
ing liquor contrary to law. In each case
he was acquitted.
Go to Case & Riders for pure drugs
patent medicines, Smiths Renovator'
confectionery, fancy toilet articles, per-
fumery, paints, oils, varnish, window
glass, &c, &c.
AUCTION OF REAL EsTArE.-Thomas
Maroney will sell at public auction, on
Saturday April Goth at 2 o'clock p. m,
a nice new dwelling house and lot, stu
.ated between the residences of Prof Rob-
bins and Heman Langworthy.
Have you seen it? Not the big
elephant, nor the hippopotamus nor the
murderer in Jail, but 4. r. Clay's store
packed full of new millinery, dress goods,
cloaks, shawls &c. Go and see the new
styles for Spring and Summer.
SHOP BREAKINa.-Last Friday night
the furniture repair shop of William c.
Langworthy, and the coffin storehouse Of
]. II. Simmons & Co., were broken open
and q few tools taken from them, some of
which have since been found by Sheriff
Trip.
Given Up.-I. B. Parker who was
convicted of assault and battery, few
weeks since, and number of other Of
fences some time previous, and on appeal
was released on bail, has been given up
by his bondsman, and he is now in Jail
awaiting trial at the June term of the
County Court.
ANusEMENTs.-Among the amusements
during the last week, was one Of "Komi-
kal Browns rare performances at Union
Hall on Saturday evening. Brown excels
in the rendering of the comic, and such
was the verdict of the large audience
which cheered him vociferously at frequ-
eut intervals on Saturday evening. Prof.
Merck pleased the audience with his
wonderful performance on seven instru-
ments of music at the same time.
"A carload Of the celebrated Sprague
Mowers reached here last week from
Providence Il. l. These machines took
the first premium at the Vermont State
Fair last Fall in competition with all
the leading machines Of the Country and
will doubtless be fayorite the coming
season, combining as they do strength,
simplicity, light draft and ease Of man
agement, besides being sold for less mon
ey than any other machine in the mar
ket.-Charles L Cook Esq. of this place
is General Agent for Addison and Rut-
land Counties.
Call in and look at the new $500
Attic Soda Fountain, of Tennessee mar
BILE, and get glass of ice cold, sparkling
Saratoga Water, at Bascom L. Days
Drug Store. They have just returned
from market with an entire new stock Of
drugs, chemicals, perfumeries, paints &
oils.-Among the 20 different kinds Of
perfumeries, ARE Phalons new Il love you
and "Do you love me-" Their store is
new, prices low, and they have one of the
best "Prescription Clerks" in the State
Remember 1.-THE Peoples Drug Store,
next door to the Post Office.
Letters remaining unclaimed at the
Mddlebury P. o. April Oath 1871.
LADIEs' LIsr.-Ellen A. Kinney, Mrs
Barry, Alice M. Paulison, H. E. Carr
Victoria Perry, Eliza S. Needam, Rox-
anna Barrett, Mrs. l. Barrows, Nellie
Boyce. GENTS LIsT.-Allen Place, Jas
P. White, d. Henton, Wallace Tenney
h. D. Stewart, Lorenz Setter 2, Jas
Samstan, Cornelius Splitting, Fl. b. Roark
Antoine Nureille, Lifro Lapay, NJ. C
Griffith, Jas. j. Griffith, NJ. J. Bent
Henry Fovtr, W. H. Fovtr, Ira G. Bick
forth. A. S. Tracy, P. NJ.
Rev. Robert Davis filled the pulpi
of the Methodist church last Sabbath -
Mr., Bailey being somewhat unwell. Mr.
Davis is a young man. recently from Eng
land, and who is to take the place of Mr.
Ingalls, Of the Methodist church at Wey
bridge. His labors on the Sabbath wer
very acceptable indeed. We trust AM
expect that he will prove useful in hi
new and first regular field of labor, in
new country and among new people,
He is evidently talented and devoted
Mr.. Bailey will preach next Sabbath if h
RECEIVERS health sufficiently, as he now ha
fair prospect of doing, on the subject
Why l keep the First Day and not tn
Seventh Day, Sabbath.
MADAME RENTz's FEMALE MINSTREL
perform in Union Hall on Monday even
ing Of next week. They advertise lik
frst-class troupe. and evidently hav
been in the habit of drawing large houses
See their Mammoth Bills on the bulleti
boards and their advertisement in th
issue. The Pittsburgh Chronicle says
them: There was a tremendous aud
ence at Masonic Hall last evening, to Ell
joy the performances of Madame Rentz
Female Minstrels. The entertainer
is enjoyable in the highest degree. The
is not feature of it that is in the Sigh
est degree Objectionable to the most ia
tidious. The talent in the troupe is e,
celleut, and tho singing, dancing and il
strumental music are admirable, and o
who attend are sure of a pleasant eve
ing.
JUNIOR ExMIBITIoN.-This annual e.
hibition will be held in Union Hall tn
evening, and there is promise of mo
than usual interest in connection with
exercises. The Juniors have secured h