The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-09-19
MiddIcbury.


they can obtain board for 81 per day at
the Middlebury House, which is now con-
coded to be one of the best kept hotels
in the county. The house is distinguished
for temperance, quiet, good order and
reasonable charges. Landlord Smith and
his estim ible lady deserve great credit
for the noble position they have taken.
The house under the management OF its
pleasant and gcntlemanly proprietor,with
his correct moral principles, has taken a
first class position. Surely it deserves
the patronage of the travelling public,
and the good will of the citizens of Mid
dlebury and the county. II.
Buy sweet potatoes OF Benson "
Andrews.
Grapes by the pound or box at
Benson & Andrews.
Butter brought 81 yesterday with
occasional lots at rs.
Sheldon & Co. are just receiving a
new lot OF goods which purchasers will do
well to examine.
Charles f. Pinney, Esq, has pur-
chased house and lot of F. W. Soper,
on North Pleasant street.
Among the matters Of interest on
our first page is the letter from lady of
Virginia, entitled " An Affecting APP
PEAL
John l.. Barker, Esq, of this place
was to deliver an address before the Lud-
low Young Mems Christian Association
last evening
Teeth extracted without pain, chi
trous Oxide Gas" will he administered
with all new and improved apparatus at
DR.. Turrill's office.
If you want Initial paper you can
get it at the Register Book Store. You
can have any letter yeu want put upon it
at short notice.
PERsoNAL-Charles n. Bell, Esq,
formerly Of this place and well known
here, has opened an office for the prac-
tico of his profession, the law, in Manku-
to, MINI.
Mr.. Charles II. Rowey, of the last
class. Andover Theo, Seminary, is supply
ing the Congregational pulpit in this
village during the absence of the pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Hooker.
AS winter approaches and fires are
needed.people should protect their proper.
ty by insuring with Benson n Andrews
They now represent some of the best com.
panios and insure at low rates.
Case & Rider have just received q
large assortment of drugs, chemicals
patent medicines, druggists sundries
paints, oils, varnishes, turpentinc, window
glass, putty, paint brushes &c.
-Silas d. Carr, Esq, has shipped
fir ON this Station, since the first day o
September, over one hundred tons of pro
duce, mostly onions, potatoes and beans
Other parties have shipped during thi
time lesser amounts.
"A road crossing is going down il
front of the Post Office which will Ger
tainly be very great addition to thu
convenience Of footmen, and is very like
ly to afford considerable business to tn
wagon makers. Look out for broker
springs.
Who PAY THE TAxEs.-E. r. Clay ha
magnificent display of shawls, cloak
and cloakings, dress goods, fall and win
ter styles of hats and bonnets, and gen
eral and complete assortment of milliner
in all its departments, at his store i
Lane & Clay's Block.
The population of Middebury
rapidly increasing, the addition to fami
lies being, in some cases, by twos. Thi
we offer as an additional reason why tn
location of the depot should be change
to more spacious quarters. We under
stand that the Governor will contribut
to that end.
We understand that Mr.. Rockwell
has contracted with one of our best me
chanics to build, Immediately, "showy
cottage on the site included within tn
willows east of his residence. This is
step in the right direction, and only tn
beginning of future and more extensive
improvements, we are told
In three days last week, Mr.. job
W. Martin, of this village, put in fift,
FIVE acres Of rye, all in one field, upon tt
old Blazo farm, in the east part Of tn
town. He employed ten teams for tt
work, which was done under the dire
ton of Mr.. Allen r. Foote, and to II
entire satisfaction of the village fame
Have you tried one of the Pike
Peak Mineral Pen? This is new art
Gle in the market, and commands unive
sal appreciation from all who have use
them. The superiority of these pens ov'
others, is that they will not corrode ar
become worthless before they wear on
The common steel pen rusts out in fe
days if left in the ink, whether used
not, which is matter worth considerin
Call at the Register Book Store and G
one.
H. s, Putnam Esq, proprietor
the Cotton Factory in this village, max
hut little noise about his work, but
really doing quite a business. He er
ploys about 25 hands and manufactur
carpet and other yarns, Irvine &c. Nc
of his goods are made on special contra
though he keeps Irvine and carpet va
constantly on hand in quantities sufficie
for the local market. Everything is net
and there is business air about I
whole estaf lishment
just received large lot Of pilot
graphic views of Vermont scenery, viii
will be sold lower than ever offered in Il
market. There is no way any one can ira
Ell through the State of Vermont and viz
the most important places and things
it SO cheaply as to buy these pictur
which are perfect. This you can do VIII
sitting in your own parlor at home. Y
can 60 to Europe and see all the princip
cities above ground and good many