The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-03
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
MIDDLIBUKY.

Cash paid for pelts at Clay wilcox
& Hyde's.
The celebrated Loyal Llnmeui, at
Case 4 Riders.
DO YOU want nice barrel Of flour
Enquire Of Aiusworth Il Dodge.
Butter FROM 80 to 80 cents at Mid
dlebury yesterday.
u. d Twitchell will pay 45c. for
washed and 2Sc. for unwashed wool. Cash /
paid for pelts-
Case 4 Rider, druggist and afoihc'
carries. Prescriptions carefully and ac.
curately compounded at all hours
Do you wish to pay an old account
which has become a trouble aud care to
you. Call on Aiusworth & Dodge,
Every Que that has tried tho Doc.
tors Favorite, say they are the boss
cigar. They are sold only by Case *
Rider.
The ice crop is likely to be good, |
after all. Byron Femmiug will be able.
next sumner, to supply his customers as
usual.
- The cold for few days has been in
tense. Sunday morning the mercury
went down to % degrees below zero.
Yesterday it went as low as 80 degrees
below
Somebody left on our table yestcr-
day land the thermometer was below zero
pair OF gloves, for which we retutu
thanks, but notify the owner that he can
have them on application.
T. NJ. Chapman, Esq, still continues
very low with typhoid fever and pneu.
monia, and fears are felt for his recov
cry. Yesterday, it was thought, he might
DO some better. He was, at least, easier.
judging from the number of overcoats
sold at Bonds the past week, it is good ev'
ideuce that that are being sold rery io'c
Tbe present opportunity will last only Il
few days longer, go aDd improve it.
The Addison County Agricultural
Society will bold their (adjourued annual
meeting, in Mlddlebu"y, on Wednesday
Of next week February llh. 1t is hoped
there may be full attehaunce.
Elk Governor Stewart is to give the
opening address at the meeting OF the
Board of Agriculture Manufactures and
Mining, which opens at Vrrgenucs this
afternoon His subject will be "Aesthet
les OF Farm Life"
There is to he donation at A. =.
Tuppers hall in MiddIehury. on Tues.
day evening, February l0th for the ben
eft of Rev NJ. Ludlum, pastor. There
will be served, oysters aud other refresh
ments. By order of Cow.
We are Indebted to one OF our com
positors for complete copy of john
Flavel's Treatise Of the Soul Of Man.
second edition, printed in London ii
1893 1t gives evidence Of age, but th,
type is clear and the ink holds its orig iua
blsckness.
We have at length got spice o.
WRITER suitable for this latitude, with
snow enough for sleighiug. The team
sters are beginning to come III with wood
hay aud other heavy commodities, II
spite OF cold weather. IL may hc ex
pccted to be lively in the streets of Mid
dlebury this week.
Rev. f ?. Hooker, pastor Of tn
congregational church, GU Sunday even
ing, gave an admirable lecture upon tina
eminent Christian Missionary, Bisho
Reginald Heber who died in India, in til
midst OF his iabors, in 1926. He was tn
author Of the Missionary hymn, "Frou
Greenlands icy Mountains.
Anthony Little, an employe in RoE
ert Satterley's hay barn, while pitchlu
down hay from the loft, last Wednesda,
stepped upon loose hay and was p:ecip
tated down distance Of about seventee
feet, striking on his head. The seal
was cut in two places, the temporal a.
terry was ruptured and his head was baC
ly bruised. His wounds were dressed b
DR.. W NJ. Day, aud are doing we'll
DR.. D. n. Harsha gave lecture Q
The Battle Of Getty shurgh" at one
the school rooms of the Graded Scno
hou.e in this village last week Monda
evening 1t was said to be interestir
but few heard it, Dr. II. delivered
lecture on The Golden Age of Roma
Literature" at the College on Tuesda
This production showed careful readlI
and research GU the part OF its authC
and was exceedingly suggestive.
E. R. Clay, ugent, is selling, for t
purpose OF closing out his present stoc
dress goods, cloaks, shawls, millinery a
fancy goods, hosiery, gloves, corsels, VIZ
steds, worsted patterns, scarts, ties, ri
boys. ruffs and lots Of other things, at
per cents> below cost. The store is crow
ed full of purchasers, and already mary
GUS tales OF miervelonsly low prices L
going all through the community, and
greatest wonder Of all In that they
true.
On Saturday evening about 8 o'clC
freight train lett Middlebury, aud
passing into the bridge,a brakeman nan
Edwards of St. Adams, was hit on
head by the bridge and knocked sensel
on top Of the car next behind The one
which he was standing, 1t appears Il
he saw the bridge aud stopped low
ough, as he supposed, to clear it.
was taken into the caboose and tenC
carefully until the train reached Rutla
when he was at once attended by DIR.
A. Mead, who sewed up the cut, VIII
was OF considerable size beginning n
the edge Of the hair, Edwards was I
considerably injured in the side by
violent blow from the edge of the
with which he came 10 contact "
struck by the bridge. It's thought
will be fully recovered III few days.
ADVERTISED LETTERs-Frank y
Miss Lydia a. Fair.
MiDDLrDUHY LECTURE AssocIATIo,