The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-09-12
Middlebury.

in Middebury, Monday. Sales not heavy.
New brands of cigars aud tobacco
ut Benson x Andrews.
"A pair Of scissors found on Friday.
May bo obtained at the Register office.
"A fresh arrival Of teas, coffee, and
spices at Benson 4 Andrews.
Pleasant family apartments and low
rent. Apply to 5. b. ROCKWELL.
TEA TEA, TEA.-Al kinds, only GO
cents, at Bascom & Days, Z. o. Block.
-Sardines something new and elegant
st BENSON K Andrews, call and try box.
The Fall term Of the College COM
mepced on Thursday last The Fresh
man class opened with ten members.
-Macaron, tapioca, Cox's gelatine,
Heckers farina. mace, Duryea's maizena,
&c, at Benson Il Andrews.
Our edition of September is en-
tirely exhausted and we are unable longer
to meet the demand for copies of that
issue.
Teeth extracted without pain, Nj
trous Oxide Gas" will be administered
with all new and improved apparatus at
DR.. Turrill's office.
Go to Case e. Riders for pure drugs,
chemicals, patent medicines, hair, tooth
and nail brushes, toilet and fancy articles,
paints, oils, varnishes, window glass, &C.
Quarterly meeting at the Methodist
Church, last Sunday. The Presiding
Elder was not present and the Pastor,
Rev. A. +. Bailey officiatsd, and
preached as usual.
Benson e. Andrews have as COM
pleto a stock of fancy groceries as can be
found in any country village. They offer
them at small advance for cash and
guarantee satisfaction in quality &C.,
give them a call, and satisfy yourselves.
MIR. Julius N. Mallory, of the last
class in tho College, has engaged as teach
er in Goddard Seminary, at Barre, taking
the place of MIR. Parmenter who is sick.
The school opens with 100 boarders be-
sides numerous day scholars. I
New RrMEpIEs.-Dr. Lowell's Rheu-
matte Kennedy, Browns Consumption
Cure, Abernethy's Cough Bulsam, Stor,
ers Female Compound and Buchu and
Iron Powders for sale "only" by Bias
com 4 Day, Druggists.
The Middlebury Post Office is des
ignated as one Of the offices for the issue
and payment Of International money
orders. Orders to and from England and
Ireland issued and paid after October
7th 1871.
1T will pay one well to step into
Langworthy 4 Bonds to see their endless
variety of fall furnishing goods mos
every thing man can call for in gents
wearing apparel from his head to hi
feet, can be found there at reasonabl,
prices.
PERsoNAL.-State's Attorney Clark ha
been ill for several weeks past and fol
two weeks has been out Of town and en-
deavoring to recruit his wasted energies
During the major part of this week he
hopes to be at his Office daily from a
m. to a p. m.
DO you want servant girl? 1t will
cost only twenty-five cents to give motto
to 600 girls, if you indicate your wiShc
through the column of local wants in tn
Register. That would certainly be les
trouble than to run all over town and tel
your story 4 hundred times.
George Hammond Esq, has pur
chased building lot Of Mr.. S. Is. Rock
well nearly opposite the road crossing
this side of Mr.. NJ. G. Foote'S, where h
will soon place the house formerly occu
pied by, his father, the late Hon, Edwi
Hammond 1t will be nice place whel
fitted up.
1t is agitated, provided the depo
buildings remain where they now are, t
have road near the track from the sta
ton, through the lower ends of the gal
dens extending down from Pleasant Stree
thence across the track and. out upo
Merchants Row, through some of the LIANT
at present existing.
Our correspondents are requested
use the utmost care in writing, that a
the letters of every word be perfect
formed. Poor manuscript necessitat
poor proof. 1t should be remembers
that where every thing is plain, the typ
will make errors enough, without the a.
ditionaI defects resulting from illegb
penmanship.
"A tour-year.old daughter of Pre-
George N. Weber, fell, on Tuesday las
and broke her leg, at the thigh. The Ii
tie sufferer is an active, restless child al
the necessity Of keeping quiet is ha
one; but we are told she endures it
roically, and is getting along as rapid
as could be expected. We since lea
that serious fears are entertained that Z
limb is not doing well as hoped.
VERY "ExAcrINe." After sending t
paper number of months without pa
ment to lady Of respectable name a
pretensions,we concluded to wait until
had compensation and stopped it. Whel
upon the lady Indignantly asks us wi
The real state Of the case is given and S
replies, "you are 40 exactng coDcerni
your paper have came to the concusi
that | do not want it any longer"
SENT TO THE REFORM ScHooL.-Cl
ence Haight, ofNew Haven, lad of abb
fifteen years, was sentenced to the V
mont Reform School, by Justice Kna
at Mddlebury, on Thursday evening ID
His offence was obtaining goods un,
false pretenses of Sheldon 4 Co., OF t
place. Sheriff Trip had the young n
in charge and on Friday morning tc
him to his new home in Waterbury.
Rev. Mr.. Loomis of New Y,
preached in the Congregational hot
Sunday morning, in behalf of the S
mans Friend Society. AT the close
the discourse collection was taken.
LOOMS also addressed the children of
Congregational Sunday School, in