The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-09-21

The hire was not bpd thing Tor oil
The youths who, during the warm even
Jugs, have recliued upon the dooFstcps o.
the burned blocks. have, during iho colo
spell, been able to keep warm o'nighta a,
a pile Of coal 10 Bonds late cellar, which
has been burning 6ercely ever since The
fire. and is still at it,
Among the many articles of mcri
on exhibition at the state fair lost week
was large assortment Of Ryan's "Paten'
Milk Strainer"ol many different patterns
all on tho same principle, which is the
best we ever saw. We unhesitatingly
pronounce them the best milk strainer we
ever saw.
%. G. Barnes, our Photographic
neighbor, trOtted about the Monday at.
ter the fire, and secured six views of the
ruins. which are really fine as works OF
art, and valuable as souvenirs of the
greatest disaster that ever befel Middle
bury. The burned section will soon bo
rebuilt, but in these six stereoscopic
views every feature of the ruins will be
preserved Barnes is ready to supply
everybody with them, as we'll as with a
great many other views of vicinity see.
merry.
Our readers will note the advertise.
ment Of n. L Rider, druggist, which
appears in another column, and also OBJ
serve that the senior partner Of the old
firm. Dr. Case, has retired. Mr.. Rider
has for some years conducted the business
Of Case 4 Rider and be was only
known by the people of this place 10 the
management. During this time he has
won the respect and confidence of our
citizens. and his many friend- will con-
gratuato him on his accession TO add.
tional responsibilities, which they have
coat deuce be will successfully bear.
Il The fire calamity has had one good
effect as a partial offset to the uniortu,
uote side Of the affair. 1t has startled
us into an energy scarcely felt before aud
broken the dead lock in real estate
Changes have already been made and
more in negotiation. Mr. j. l.. Bar.
ker has purchased Of Q. d. Lane the
site of the hardware store OF Hyde,
Wilcox d Co., and has closed a contract
with George Smith for the immediate
erection of store building George
X. Lapgworthy has purchased the saloon
OF q. ). Dickinson, near the freight de-
pot, and takes possession this morning.
l.. Il. Knapp has purchased of r. Ii.
Mcleod the lot just off Of Main street
on the lane in the rear Of Nichols block
1t is thought the site of Nichols block
will change hands within the week.
The parties who were induced to
move, week ago last Saturday, are near.
~ all in full blast at their new locations.
N f. Ridor rides "a high horse at
}. l. Bnltolpb's store, where he is
ready fer the enemy" Bond has
crowded Sayre's old stand full to burst.
ing with goods IN his line; Clay has
crowded large aud rapidly increasing
new stock into one side of Brswster's
store Eaton, Hho saved good share OF
his stock. displays 1t to good advantage
oy r Laugwortby 4 Go. s store and will
soou have complete stock /; Negns' ma.
ny customers will Gnd him over II. Z.
Langworthy's store, ready TO give them
his best Gls; Wm. Sade occupic, enc
side Of his old stand, and displays his
large stock to as good advantage as bis
room will allow; Clay & Jones have put
VI T. temporary building for their bust.
ucss between Valleltos stone and Or.
Harris.