The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-11-25
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Middlebury.
Kerosene and lantern oil for sale at
w. NJ. Days Drug Store.
Nice Sage in the leaf and pulverlzed
at w. M. Days Drug Store.
How is this for panic prices ? good
winter -four for 1926 at Ainsworth X
Dodge's.
will sell cheap a new Traverse
Sleigh for one or two Horses, also good
Harness. Inquire at NJ. M. Days Drug
Store
Some of our Gymnasts are carrying
pretty prominent nasal appendices. Look
at Thad's nose, Commits nose, June's
nose, or Henry's nose. Cause, boxing
gloves.
Mr. James Lowell while chopping
wood at his door, the Is inst received a
severe wound five inches long in his foot.
DR.. W. M. Day was called and dressed
the wound. 1t is doing well.
The fall term Of the Graded School
will close tomorrow afternoon, with excr-
cises Of an interesting order. In the
evening there will be held the usual
school sociable in the hall.
There will be union services at the
Congregational church Oh Thursday morn.
ing, Thanksgiving day, commencing at
a quarter before eleven o'clock, Rev.
Mr.. Hooker will preach the discourse.
1t is currently reported that N. p.
Barbour is selling boots shoes, hats. caps,
and other goods at extremely low prices
All in want OF goods in his line will do
we'll to give him a call.
Case e. Rider have for sale cheap
Tor cash, drugs, medicines, druggists, sun
dries, choice perfumeries, paints, oils,
window glass, varnishes &c. Also nice
lot of fresh leaf sage y \
DJED.-In East Middlebury Nov 18th
Of enlargement of the heart, Hland
Samson aged SO years,
The funeral was attended in Wey.
bridge on Friday, Rev. l.. G. Partridge
of Salisbury officiating.
We regret to learn. that Chapmon
Bros, have gone up. Rumor states that
it was owing to the great extravaganza
of their families. We have since learned
that many have been expecting it fol
some time. A full account OF it will be
found in another column. lin horn.
Alden & Co. have already got il
their holiday goods, and as nice a lot o.
toys and other fine things to make a selec
ton from, as has ever been brought into
Middlebury 1t is good time to look
in upon them; before many are taker
away.
LosT-Mr, Isaac Williamson lost 0
valuable horse blanket between his place
and the depot, about week ago. 1t was
good blanket and had black lining
The finder will confer favor by leavin,
it at Mr.. Williamson's stable, or inform
ing the owner of its whereabouts.
New MUsIc.-We have received from
Oliver Ditson e. Co.. the following nev
music Towanda; Roses Do the Bes
you Can; We sail toward Evening
Louey Star Never can Forget How
Love to Dance Boquet Angot In
vincible Galop; Little Faces at the Win
dow.
There will be preaching services OIL
lectures at the Congregational church OIL
Sunday evenings during the winter, ex
cept once each month when there will b
Sabbath School concert The service
will be held in the audience room, AM
the committee desire US to state that tn
seats will be free to all who may atten
these Sabbath evening services.
4 The Middlebury College fall tern
Z closes this week with an ex animation upo
the studies of the term. According t
the catalogue there are thirteen seniors
ten juniors, seventeen sophomores, ant
twelve frcshmen-total fifty.two stu
dents. From the close of the fall tern
there is q vacation of six week, tn
Spring term commencing on Thursday
Jan. 9Th. -
Burton 4 Scott, Lawyers and Rea
Estate Brokers of Lewisville, Arkansas
offer for rent ten valuable plantations o.
the Red River, in Lafayette County, con
tanning about four thousand acres of cot
ton lands with the necessary appara.u
for running. A little northern enter
prise might make success in this under
taking. Mr.. Scott of this firm is O gradu
ate of Middlebury College,
"A gentleman who has slid down tn
stone steps in front of Buttolph's store
number Of times Of late, says that whe
his feet suddenly point skyward and h
really concludes he is checked clea
through" he always makes a frantic Ell
fort to hang to that iron railing, but h
can't do it, and Amt going to try an
more. He is through sliding and think
he will 60 "around" after this.
Alden & Co., will receive subscriI
tions for Godey's Lady's Book, at clu
rates. They are also prepared to tax
subscriptions for the Christian at WorI
and the Christian Union at the loves
rates. With all of these, are splendi
chrome premiums to subscribers. An
periodical or newspaper furnished for an
length of time by mail or at their new
agency.
The school examinations this wee
will be somewhat embarrassed by provi
dental circumstances. The Principal
Prof G. X. Mead, has been called ava
to attend the funeral of this father.in-la law
at Alburgh, to-day. Mr.. j. b. Steel