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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-11-09
ADDISON.

ID. Il. Taylor, Esq, has just re-
turned from trip to Ogdensburgh, where
he has been with carload Of onions
which he sold out in four days.
Mr.. j. ii. Hurlbut, an old man
about seventy.five years of age, died
quite suddenly at this place last Thurs
day afternoon. He ate hearty dinner
and left the table to sit by the fire in his
chair, apparently well, whom all at once
they noticed that something WIS wrong
with him and in five minutes more he was
dead 1t is thought TO have been heart
disease Mr. Hurlbut was formerly Of
Vergennes, but for some four years he
has resided in Addison He leaves only
one daughter, the wife Of Mr.. Ienry
Palmer Of Addison.
"A correspondent Of the Vermontey
gives the following description of a wed.
ding reception in Addison: On the eve.
ming of tie 9th, our townsman, Cyrus
Morrison, Esq, and lady, gave very
pleasant reception to q company Of their
numerous friends on the occasion of the
marriage of their only daughter. Nothing
could have been lovelier than the fair
bride and her attendants, in white tarle.
tan, each leaning upon the arm of as fine
and handsome an escort as any young
lady might wish. Assembled in the par.
lors, the ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Il. d. Craft, of West Haven, assist.
cd by Bro. Cox, of Bridport. Many and
warm were the congratulations rendered
the happy pair, several taking the SUBJ
stantial form of presents in silver and
glass, strewn unceremoniously upon the
piano. Then followed the repast, and
one not surpassed, as all agreed, by any
entertainment they ever participated in.
The oysters and meats were served to a
nicely; the cakes and honey were simply
delicious, whilo the dessert Of apples,
pears and grapes was finer, we think,
than could have been furnished by many
of our townspeople from their own
grounds. And | but express the hearty
wish Of all present when | say May the
welded life of the young and promising
couple pass as pleasantly and harmoni.
ously as did the eve of their nuptials.
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HANCOCK.

-Orrin G. Wiley, of West Rochester,
left his home about five O'Clock Monday
morning, October %, and not returning
during the day search was made foi him
by his immediate neighbors, without sue.
cess. Wednesday a general hunt was
made by some two or three hundred peo-
pie, and after sweeping the mountain for
over mile and half, resulted in finding
his pipe and piece Of one.half inch lead
pipe, about six inches long, which it is
supposed he carried with him. Thursday
the search was renewed, when he was was
the search was abandoned the night be-
fore, in the town of Hancock, He was
lying on his back, his head and shoulders
a little elevated against log. His
throat was cut the windpipe and jugular
veins being completely severed, His
jack knife, which was the instrument of
destruction, was shut and in his pocket
1t appeared he had used the lead pipe to
sharpen his knife The knife was dull,
aud the cash was badly haggled. A slit
was cut to the bone in one thumb, sup.
posed to have been done by shutting the
knife. Mr.. Wiley was respectable
farmer, and in good circumstances. He
had appeared little strange of late, but
not enough to create any suspicious. He
leaves a wife and two children. He was
about forty-three years Of age. A coron.
or's inquest was held by Justice Asa Il.
Whitney, Of Hancock, Oh Thursday after.
noon, and the jury rendered verdict
that the deceased came to his death by
his own hand.
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OR WELL,

The Orwell people are interested in
the marriage of former resident Of this
town, Mr.. George Royce, who took to
himself wife in Rutland, the other day.
"A very pleasant party helped Mr..
and Mrs. s. l.. Stevens celebrate the
thirty.ninth birthday Of the former on
Friday evening, October 30. All seemed
to enjoy the visit and the refreshments,
which were bountiful and sayory.
Mr.. John Henry Thomas and fami.
ly, Of Orwell have removed to the resi-
dence long occupied by John l.. Ham
mond, Esq, president of the bank Of
Orwell, who has relinquishod housekeep.
ing since the recent marriage of his
daughter.
About fifty of the friends of Mr..
and Mrs, James Conkoy surprised them
last Wednesday evening, on the occasion
of the twelfth anniversary of their mar
riagc 1t was a pleasant party and all
went merrily. May the hosts enjoy
many returns.
The town of Orwell is becoming al.
most famous for its numerous tea par
ties, surprise visits, reading-club meet
ipgs singing conventions, dances and lee.
lures, with lots Of religious meetings
thrown in. There is earnest talk Of hav-
ing dancing school at the town hall this
winter.
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VERGENNES.

"A large amount of goods were sold
in town Saturday.
Apples and potatoes seem plenty
this fall in this vicinity.
Rev. Charles Hubbard, Of Chester
will preach next Sabbath at Town Hall.
"A small building adjoining the post
Office is being put up for Mr.. Putnam,
harness maker.
Those in want of stoves are taking
advantage Of the low prices and are buy.
ing literally at the present time
People in town and farmers residing
in adjoining towns are having their atten'
ton called to the use Of ranges instead Of
cook stoves for the kitchen.
The amount of produce shipped from
this place on Tuesday, Nov. 2, was
Butter, 9,OlS lbs; cheese, 1899 poul.
try, LIZA lbs, and 200 doz. eggs
The trustees Of the Vermont Re.
form School announce that visitors will be
received at the Reform School on Wed.
nesday afternoon of each week between
the hours of two and four o'clock.
On Saturday afternoon, October 80
as Mrs, Mitchell Field was carrying q
Upper OF boiling water from the stove IL
the sink, her little daughter, aged about
two years, ran against her, causing her to
spill its contents upon the child, scalding
her severely
H. G. johnson. Esq, editor Of the
Termonter, and wife returned last Thurs.
day afternoon from a four weeks visiting
tour in the West. Mr.. johnson reports
everything lovely in politics and grows
enthusiastic when talking of the west as
place for business enterprises There
is danger that Vergennes may lose him
one of these days.
Rev. Henry Smith, D. D., preached,
his fourth sermon at Town Hall last Sab
bath. While these sermons have been
learned and of high order, ye. they
have been infused with an unusual amount
OF christian earnestness, and impra ssing
the absolute necessity Of christian activi-
ty. We venerate the man that has in
addition to profound learning warm
SagstSn hea5 st t lHs hsts intensely for the
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LEICESTER.

Miss Lucy Hitchcock is teaching q
very fine select school at the "corners'
this fall.
From sixteen cows Mr.. Powers has
made 24l5 pounds of butter, since April
besides Furnishing two families with milk
and cream.
William Powers & Co., of Leicester
junction, are erecting very large store
house near the depot, for storing their
lime while awaiting shipment.
November, with all its cold and
dreary weather, is upon us, and the fact
that the severity Of another winter is al
hand is too painfully apparent. Let us
all join the grange, that elysium of toiliDg
mortals, and secure the needful for the
coming winter on tie general terms, Zone
hundred per cent. discount"
MIR. Louis Sird is erecting dwell
ing house near the blacksmith shop. Mr.
Sird is first. class workman, and seems
determined TO supply the need so long
felt of permanent, substantial black.
smith at the village. We wish him sue
cess, and trust he may receive the pat
ronage of our citizens to sustain him il
his enterprise.
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NOTICES.

100 pieces Of Hamburgs new at T
M. Chapman Il Co.'S.
The cheapest and best clothes line,
at Swiney & Sargent's
Cardinal and seal brown snsh rib.
-bons at T. M. Chapman & Cos.
Another lot of choice plaid prints at
s cents at r. NJ. Chapman Il Co.'S.
A large assortment of cook and par
lor stoves cheap at Swiney Il Sargent's,
No. 4, Union Block. y
u. d. Twitchell will pay 20 and 26c
for unwashed and 35 to 3Sc for washed
wool, next Monday.
-JUsT RECEIVED at VIM SHADES q
large assortment of ladies' cloaks which
we are selling very low for cash. Call
and see them. 2w
The firm of Case & Rider having
been dissolved, all accounts due the firm
must be paid at once. Immediate atten-
tion will save costs.
The handsomest and best parlor
stove in the world-the new Superb"
with or without ovens ; warranted to give
entire satisfaction, at Swiney & Sorgent's.
We have carload Of that prime
white kerosene oil We guarantee it to
stand the test of 1900 1t is safe and
don't crust the wick. Compare it with
other oil. T. Nj. CHAPMAN u Co.
LOST Thursday eve Oct. % q black
ca shmere storm hood trimmed with gold
braid ard tassels. Lost between Il. II.
Clay's store and house The finder will
he rewarded by leaving it at Clay's store.
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WEYBRIDGE.

MIR. Hall at the cider mill has beat
himself having made in ten hours, 20J
barrels cider.
Mr.. A. j. Stowe raised this year
from sixteen acres, 900 bushels oats
which weighed 36 pounds to the bushel
Who beats this ?
III. b. Isham is about to make ex.
tensive repairs upon his dwelling house
at the foot of Main st. James s. Cole
is also repairing his dwelling.
AN unsuccessful attempt was made
one night last week to rob Mr.. George
Belongs hen roost. The woud-be thief
got off, just in time to escape the contents
Of good rife which hung handy.
Persons owing insurance assessments
to the old Mutral are notified that the
account closes Nov. 20, and extra costs
will be made after that day to those un.
paid. The agent is M. N. Baker at the
village. In his absence, they can be
left at bis residence.
Mr., E, IL. Fisko has bought and
and thoroughly repaired the old Hill
shop and is about to remove there, and
will be on hand assisted NJ. II. Tyler to
attend to all jobs in their line They So
licit share of public patronage, but in
tend to adhere to the old terms, which is
ready pay.
The citizens of Weybridge and vi
cinity organized lecture association on
Tuesday evening last, with Ira j, witch
ell president, N. e. Parkill secretary,
Rev. Porter has given two lectures and
is to give another on Tuesday evening OF
this week, at the Grange hall. His sub.
ject has been "The city and country"
He has given good satisfaction thus far,
and is no doubt eminently qualified to in
terest and profit the best audience that
oongregates here.
The turkey shoot came off, as per
advertisement. Quite number of fine
guns were on hand, but owing to some
unaccountable circumstances, there were
but few turkeys" slain. The usual
amount of the birds eye was around some.
,ohere and showed itself by several at.
tempts 20 fight with somebody, it matter
ed not who, but such demonstrations
wero promptly righted by the authority,
and no damage was done except in the
case of the fellow whose head came in
contact with lantern.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-11-09
NEW HAVEN,

1t is rumored, and probably true
that Mr., A. d, Searle, of Bristol Flats
will teach the Llmpson school this winter
On Tuesday, Nov. 2, there wer,
shipped from this station $500 lbs. O
butter, 5000 lbs, of poultry, $50 dozen
eggs, aud Is boxes cheese Much of the
butter is held by makers aud shippers fol
higher prices.
The New Haven Mills cheese fact
ory has not been in operation the past
season and the building is used as a store.
house for the grange. 1t is bow consd.
cred doubtful whether the factory will be
run the next season.
The New Haven Mills grange of the
Patrons Of Husbandry is in a very flour.
ishing condition. They have regular
monthly meetings and meet ofener when
occasion offers This Tuesday, evening
they meet to Ii ten to a lecture by A. X.
Carr, Esq, Of Cornwall, upon thar trite
but interestinI subject "lIome." MIR.
Frank A. Smith is master.
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SALISBURY.

The Lake House is closed for the
season.
Mr.. Edison Alden is building a
large two.story house on Lake street.
r. r. Howard is about opening his
house to the public as a hotel, and is al
ready receiving and entertaining travellers
to some extent.
The notable town pauper case by
which Asa Thomas was transferred to the
town Of Chittenden has been appealed,
and it is to be contested in the county
court.
Rev. W. H. Utley has received a
portion of his insurance money and all
the insurance claims have been adjusted
"a bit of news his many friends will be
glad to hear.
Mr.. George w. Taylor, Of West
Salisbury, sold his farm at auction last
Tuesday. for S2100. The farm con-
tanned about seventy acres of land, and
had on it dwelling house, barn, horse
barn, sheds and other outbuildipgs. Mr..
Thayer, of Brandon, was auctioneer, and
Mr.. Wing was the purchaser.
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VALTIiAM.

The Vermonter says: Mr.. Oscar G.
Bacon has this season harvested from
three and third acres of land, which has
received no extra preparation, one hun.
dred and nineteen bushels of Berlin
wheat He also raised on ten rods Of
land iorty-two bushels of No. 6 potatoes.
Mr.. Bacon, as successful farmer, has
few superiors.
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UNITING.

Mr.. Flowers, from st. Lawrence Co.,
N, Y, a hale, hearty old gentleman of
eighty.seven, has been visiting friends in
town this fall.
The Baptist society are repairing
their house of worship. In the mean
time the different religious denominations
have united in attendance upon Sabbath
services at the Union church.
The first touch of tho coming winter
came to US last Saturday night, Oct. 80,
hard rain aud snow, with cold, rough
weather most of the week. Thermometer
ranging from 207 to 800 all the week.
The lime depot at Leicester JUNCTION
length and thirty feet in width, with a
capacity for holding three thousand bar.
rels. The Lime Co. has been running
three kilns for the last four weeks having
an order from New York for some two
thousand barrels of lime over and above
the orders usually received.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-11-09
A Farm in IiubbardtOn, vt

Contains 200 acres and is suitable for sheep,
dairy, OF raising stock. Good orchard; 80 acres
Of wood; good sugar orchard; keeps 10 cows, 100
sheep and team cuts from GO to rs tons of hay,
office; 2-story house in good repair, s rooms
granary and wool-room; large wood shed and
hog house, ice house, etc. The buildings alone
would cost more than is asked for the place
Water runs into house and barn in dry as we'll as
wet seasons. Stock and tools will 10 sold IL de
sired Price, $780, Slj00 can remain on mort
gage.
For PARTICULAR, soc r. II. Lawrence, on the
promises, OF address
SAW A. NJ. EYERTS, Salisbury, W,
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BRINTOL-

About noon, Saturday, October 80,
tenement house belonging to W. II.
iiolley caught fire from the sparks from
chimney while burning out. 1t was
discovered so soon, however, that it was
readily exiinguished--which was very
fortunate, as tho wind was blowing g
perfect gale from the east,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-11-09
Otter Creek Hay and Stock
Farm.

A farm of about 1876 acres, belonging 10 L. b
Beach, MiddlebIry, Vt. Cuts 100 tons of hay,
could easily be made to cut $50 tons; one.hsl
mile Of creek bank suitable to plough The creek
oyerilows 100 acres, so that large crops Of ha,
can be cut without manuring. Some choic,
plough land plenty of orchard; all well fenced
IL story house, roomsi barns, cellar under
one Of them. Price, $500.
For particulars dress
A. NJ. EYERTS, Salisbury, Vt,
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FERRISBURGH.

Martin f. Allen, son OF Hon. Nor.
man j. Allen, has been appointed post.
master at North Ferrisburgh, in place of
Mr.. A. l.. Wheeler, who was obliged to
resign in consequence Of i'll health.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

A farm of l25 acres in Salisbury, Vt, belong
ing to the estate of C. E. Everts Must be s,ll
Excellent orchard of grated fruit. Well divided
into meadow, plough land and pasture; Is acres
of thrifty wood Price, $1,000; $1,000 can re-
main on mortgage.
Also, 100 acres of woodland in tho town Of Rip
ton.
For particulars address
A. NJ. EvERTS. Salisbury, Vt.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-11-09
GOSHEN,

Mr.. Frank Chandler, of Leicester,
has been building nice house at Silver
Lake in Goshen, designed for use as a
summer resort This is nice place to
90 to, and such house will be an add.
tional attraction. and if properly kept
will draw.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25

Wo direct public attention 10 tho
Now American $500 Machine nd.
scrtisel in our paper to-day, aud Of
which Mr.. Z. l.. Bcn.s II the
local agents for this county, Tho pub.
lie will 10 consulting is own inter-
est IN ratronixing Mr.. bcn,s. because
IN - doing il deals with man who il
with them aud Of thom, and in whose
integrity thcy have implicit faith, and
again because hc will always bc sup.
rlied with all that il needed In tho way
Of extras aud general repairs Tor Il.
besides being always on hand to give
instructions in operating il.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25

AsfaSisni>a. The progress mtle kv
the Wilson shuttle Sewing Machine. In
srntits skill las been taxed IL i,s utmost
AMI ths result II The mnst perfec, mn Il ,le.
sirahle machine for general and family use
yet produced II y simple and easy Ia
operate. II mol liable 10 Get ant DC repair
iis wnrk h the hest, ns wns shown liz tho
FIRST prem iums awarded II nj the Universal
Exposition iA Vienna. 1874 anfi II |. soll
1T less price than any othrr machine vi
IT, standard excellence.
Machines will lw,lrlsrrrsl M any Rail.
ra,d Station In this county, free al trans
raf,alipn charges. VI ordered through ihr
Company Branch lla.isr. III hi. State ~
Chicago. III, They send M elegant ea,a.
loguc anil chrome circular frce mn npnlira.
Tim This 'o.nrany want Il tsw more g.esl
agents
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25

Letters latcnt haso been granted
on the Hamilton Prairie stove sccur.
ing 10 A. Bcadlc, d. Hunting. Alex
Hamilton ct a. tho principle Of burn.
ing hay. straw or other fuel undcr a
pressure. This gives them . royalty
in ono OF tho most valuable invention,
Of the ago, for tho purposes Of : tim.
bcrless or prairie country A. much d
tho west IL, There Is no farmer IN
Iowa. VISIONS IN, Illinois, Minnesota,
Nebraska or Kansas but has straw and
corn stalks enough, that they don,
know what 10 do with. to furnish al
tho fuel needed tho year through, and
they can have ~ many rooms in thci,
houses W they aro ablo. and can have
fuel IN abundance for MI.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25

James Remington and Josiah Long
arc tho patcntecs and arc manutact-
n,ing 4 sack holder that il Just thu a.
ticlc every farmer ought TO have. |.
will perform tho work II ID designed
for better than any man, aud II ,lcap.
Or than any boy; i oats nothing: goes
without clothes, and IL always on hand
and will serve you lifo time for ID
cents aud always TO your satisfaction.
Their shop II Ut Russells old stand. /,
j. really ~ ingenious device and very
cheap Remington il mo Of our James.
town boys and has soms u tho yankee
ingenuity about him.
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DGADlG 4 HUNTING
NlHERIFE..N N.aLE.
III n, basement n pII7T e.
UNILLEI'S Sfa,e. ~
". II. OWEN.

THE STATE or IOWA.
Howard County.
III The Circuit. Court Of Howard County,
State of lowa.
~ virtue of nm Execution issued
.sd sesn M9sss Saass Sssss i s howl
tan, Joseph Gray, Joseph Munger, and NJ
a Combs. dated J MMc lsth, 1871,
an@ 10 me directed. commanding mc
that Of tho goods, chattcls. stock or interest
w any company. aslAs. due, property In
tho hands III third persons. lands aud ten.
cmenis (which arc not exempt by Inv from,
from execulionl OF tho sAl.l william, Mum.
yer, and Others. ! make or cause IL Dc
made thu sum OF Thirty two dollars and
thirty-si cents. with interest aud COS,
lsveld upon tho following described Real
Estate. lying anl being situated In tLn
County Of Howard, aud State of Iowa
namely:
lot number thirteen. hcing the south.
west quarter Of the northeast quarter d
the northwest quarter Of tho north cart
quarter ii section nnMhcr sixteen III Town,
ship number one hundred north of Range
number thirteen west of tho bth L. NJ
CONTAINING tvo and half acres.
And hereby give public notice that
shall offer for nnlc nj rNblic cutlery, III III.
Courthouse door In crcsco, county al
Howard and State of Iowa. on
TaesdMy Jsaly 1Oth. 1879,
between tho hours Of q o'clock, n. M, and
4o'clcck, y. M. OF said day, sale TO com
mcnce III thu hour of 10 o'clock, Il m IA
said d.y. and will soil 10 thu highest MD
best bidder therefor In cash. tho Nhoye ~
scrlhcd property. or sufficient thereof Il
satisfy tho above debt. with inlcrrst ans
cost.
Dated this llth LAY NJ June 1875.
y. %. AckEHsON.
sheriff nj Howard county
ST. Printers ~ NJ 90
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j. + l.assst, aud ~. T.. Hunting
1t Mct;rcgor were in town this week
leaving f.r hemc this afternoon. They
rank among the tirst IN the magnitude
IT wheat purchases in the ncr,h.wcs,
being represented At nearly u quite
every station on the Milwaukee l. 81,
Paul road III Iowa anil Minnesota.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25

Arrangements have been made for 4
woman suffrage convention to Be held
at Clear Lake on the ith aud 9th .:
July rreNimo. We understand Mrs.
Campbell the popular lady lecturer who
addressed the people hero will he
among the speakers. Tho meeting
deserves to he Il success.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25

W. hrM il ,rrt#aea that Mr. I'hs.
fauh ef snsae aae II such aame ha,
started Luuka LARK neat deot ii
NcNesins II u hank ii deposit ~
are tod and several u aar y.ang men
have their surplus there. Funds dc.
posted there are never drawn oai hy
The ,lepusitpr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25

The fayc,,e Daily News i the name
II a paper issued hy lsurch 4 Scobcy
during tho cont menccment exercises
of the Upper Iowa University. |, is
largely duy .,,ei - \ history of fayattc
county aud :srcally readable.