The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-10-31
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Butter brought ~ cents az Middle
bury yesterday.
-Cheslnuts, cranberries and ounces,
at Benson x Andrews
Oysters are 40 cts. quart at Ben
son a. Andrews and solid meats at that.
-Ainsworth Il Dodge are selling
large quantities of oysters at their mar
ket.
Money wanted on accounts, by
Buttolph a. Miner. If not paid interest
will be charged after 80 days.
Pure drugs, chemicals. patent med
icines, perfumery, toilet articles, contec-
tiouery, paints oils, varnishes, window
glass &C., ut Case d Riders.
Rev W. w. Winchester, Of Bird
port, occupied the pulpit of the Congre-
gationa church, Sunday morning and af-
ternoon, on exchange with Rev. E. p.
Hooker.
SAVE Ten DOLLARS ON A HUYDRED.-
j. l.. Barker d Co. will give discount
Of ten per cent on all goods bought of
them for twenty days from October Both.
See his advertisement.
~, OdTT W. TcCtlheu ONcT
eleven hundred bushels of potatoes and
onions, at the depot, on Wednesday last
Other parties were also receiving these
products at the same time.
We have received from Mrs. Slocum
of Rutland, reply to Rev. Mr.. Bailey's
communication relative to giving place to
the late Spiritualist Convention in the
public halls of this town. We shall pub
lish it next week.
The Middlebury Silver Mining
Company met at the Addison House in
this village on Thursday, and adjourned
to meet again at the same place two
weeks from that time, Nov 9th A full
attendance is requested.
A PRoDIGY.-We saw boy one day
last week about town, the son of Calvin
Heustis, of Grown Point N. Y, aged 9
years, that weighs $50 lbs. He is a
bright active healthy little fellow, and
disliked to be looked upon as a show.
Our special correspondent sent US an
account Of Burlington homicide, more
full, and more graphic in its details, than
the report we have published but it
came alter the other was in type and too
late for insertion.
-Lannier's Dramatic Company gave
entertainments in Union Hall Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of last
week. These exhibitions were well at
tendefl and we believe gave great salts
faction. From here they went northward.
By consulting the business notices,
our readers will observe that Henry Nj.
Slade, Esq. OF Washington, has opened
al office III this place for the practice Of
his profession and the prosecution OF
claims against the government See his
card.
j. b. Steele d Co. announce new
goods and additional attractions in furn.
iture and everything in their line. Their
advertisement will be changed next week.
1t came too late foI insertion this week.
They have certainly an attractive estab-
lishment and goods to suit customers.
The cattle train left our depot yes
terday morning with nine car loads of
cattle, one with cattle and hogs, six with
sheep and poultry, thirteen with produce
and other freight, and one at the rear of
the train with miscellaneous stock, max
ing thirty cars in all.
As everybody patronizes the milln-
cry stores they will be interested in the
announcement that Clay has, in his ele-
CANT establishment, everything in the line
of millinery, cloaks, shawls, dress goods
d land all Of the best styles and quail
ties.
We regret that so many errors ap-
pear in Mr.. Bailey's article on the first
page of this ISSUE The careful and in
telligent, however, will be able to make
out the meaning Of the writer. To one
one error we would call attention, The
Hebrew word Bore, Creator, is mispelled
Bare.
The arbitration to settle the dispute
about the claim of Mr.. Ephraim Kirby
against the town of Middebury for break
ing his leg by the overturning of load
Of logs on Mill Street, year ago last
winter, was end yesterday by the decision
Of the arbitrator that the plaintiff had
no cause of action.
CHANGE OF TIME.-By reference to the
time table at the head of this column it
will be observed that there is q change OF
time i'll the arrival of trains at this Station
The new time table went into effect yes.
terday. The second train South, the
New York EXPRESSES four minutes earlier
The hight express south is thirty two
minutes earlier. Of the trains moving
north, the mail goes four minutes earlier
and the night express nine minutes later
We publish this week, the announce.
ment Of R. d. Farr, Esq who has re.
Gently reftted and enlarged his popular
hotel, at East Middlebury, for the better
accommodation Of the travelling aud pleas
ure seeking public, adding, besides a
humber Of rooms for guests, large hall
thus affording facilities for parties and
entertainments. He announces his readi.
ness to entertain parties of any ordinary
size on short notice, and usually without
notice.
John Rafferty, was arrested, on the
evening of Saturday week at the house
OF his father, for assault upon young
man from Cornwall attending school in
this place, by the name of Frost. When
the officers called for him young Raffer-
ty was in bed and per,onating his mother.
But this device didn't avail him and his
father called out "you might as well get
up Jack, the game is up" Monday
morning he was brought before Justice
Slade and fined one dollar and costs.
On Tuesday evening of last week,
about o'cl ok in the evening, Mrs. Man.
fred Foote turned the dog out of the
house, who ran down towards the barn as
if in pursuit of some one. Soon after.
ward one of Mr.. Foote'S horses and an.
other belonging to a Mr.. Cornell came
up, one with saddle and the other with
bride. The family kept watch of the