The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-09-26

coat cheap at LaDgworthy ~ Bonus.
Oysters and lunch on the temperance
principle can be had at Benson Il AR<
drews.
Our weather savants give it az their
opiulon-that before the end of Novem
Der we may expect thar.
Chapman Bros. have just returned
from New York market, and are now
opening IA large and splendid assortment
of Fall and Winter goods
Rev. Mr.. Warren, agent Of the a.
merican Board, presented the cause of
foreign missions, at the Congregational
church, Sunday morning.
An interesting dog fight resulting in
bloody noses and sore ears, met the de-
mand for local excitement, on South
Street, last Thursday evening,
The Star Mills are making flour of
superior quality, and holding quite stock
of wheat which they are selling lower
than elsewhere since the recent advances.
- Butter sold at p and % in Middle
bury yesterday. and at the same prices
mt Vcrgenncs on Saturday last, though in
each case but few lots brought the higher
price.
We are indebted to Hon. George
Nichols, Secretary of State, for copies Of
House and Senate Journals, for the bicn-
NAL session. 1870, for which we tender
thanks.
Yes they have come What has
come Those beautiful fine toned Har-
monicas. We have sold number of
dozen Of different sizes, and now have all
sizes on hand, at the Register Book Store
Go to Case a. Riders for patent
medicines, perfumeries, toilet and fancy
articles confectioneries, paints, oils, tur-
pentine, picture and window glass, drugs,
medicines, prescriptions, &c. Lane n
Clay's Block.
Ralph OLena was mulcted, las
Thursday morning, in the sum Of So. and
costs, for drunkenness the night before.
He says his liquor was GIN aud obtained
from his brother in Rouse's Point, n. Y.
In default of full payment of fine and
costs, mttimus was issued.
There was display OF angry
passions, without serious results, at the
corner of Weybridge and Academy
Streets, on Wednesday evening. The
only injuries sustained was the conscious
ness which each of the parties carried
away with him, that he had made fool
Of himself.
Music. 80 Our thanks are due to Ed
ward NJ. Read of Burlington, for the
following pieces of music: "Ausablt
Waltz" by Frank Rice; and ON Nee
Thee, Darling Katie, bye-and- bye" by
George NJ. Clark, who is a great favort'
in this section, and whose musical com
positions are everywhere.
-Bascom a. Day, keep 1.-The Peoples
Drug Store" filled with pure drugs anC
medicines, choice cigars, confectionery
best perfumerics and fancy goods at bot
tom cash prices. Their elegant soda foun
tain will be dispensing soda, Peruvian
beer and Saratoga water during the Ad
Olson County Fair.
CARELEssNEss WITH FIREARMs.-A few
days since pistol shot entered the win
dow Of the shop where Mr.. l.. w. Hunt
ngton was at work, and lodged in tn
wall opposite him 1t must have com
from the bridge way, or from some @
the buildings near it. 1t is to be hope
that no such carelessness will again occur
We would advise every one attend
ing the fair this week to call at Langwor
thy & Bonds and see their mammot
stock of clothing, hats and caps, boot
and shoes, under Shirts drawers, glove
and mittens, and gents furnishing good
complete, (all new,) which they are sell
ing at protestant defy competition. G
and see.
= CoLLEGE.-Prof w. II. Parker hu
returned from his trip to the Adirondack
with improved health. He resumed hi
labors at the College yesterday We un
derstand that Prof. r. D. G. Robbins
about to resign his chair, the Professor
ship Of Greek and German, and that it i
to be filled by Mr.. f. H. Higley, of tn
class of 1868
Go and see the Musical Clock, tn
work of eight years, of an old Vernon
farmer. 1t is an eight day clock mari
ing the minute, hour and day of the weel
month and year tells the state of ten
perature, plays any one of seven tun'
each hour, with a selection of sacred m,
sic for Sunday. 1t is beautifully encase
and its inscriptions are patriotic. 1t wi
be exhibited upon the Fair ground eac
day during the fair.
REruRNED.-LouisB Bertrand, Il form,
resident of this place, returned last wee
from California, after an absence of thi
teen years. lie intends to return to h
home in Stockton, CAL, in a few week
to spend his days. He is q good m
chanic, but he, like others, has tried h
hand at mining with varied success. 4
last, after two years and a half Of steaC
and persevering labor and privation,
has succeeded in making satisiacto
raise, which his friends will be pleased
hear
Ion our first page is interesting co
respondence from Philadelphia and Ne
( York, the list Of premiums awarded
I the Bridport and Crownpoint Farme
and Mechanics Fair held at Crownpoi
on the 18th and 18th instants, and int c
esting miscellany. In the Agricultur
Department is a carefully prepared 7
port of the State Fair at St. Johnsbur
by our Agricultural editor who W
present and held an official position, u
der the State Society.
The Rt. Rev DR.. w. II. A. Bisse
Bishop of the Diocese of Vermont, offici
ted in St. Stephens church, on Saturd
morning, the 23d inst. He preached
able extempore sermon from Col. l;
showing, that as there can be no life a