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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-23
4 CENTRAL VT RAILROAD,
\. RTTLAND DIVISION
SUMNER ARRANu EMENT.


TeAlNs MoSisC sor1H-Mail leaves BurIing-
ton AZ $40 N; Nergenuos 9;l0; Middlebury
9.I2; Leicester juno. 10 :Os; Brandon 10 20; ar.
rives in Rutland at H. Leaves Rutland at l2:-
10 IN; Ludlow l:22; Chester l:jl; arrives in
Bellows Falls at 2;25 pm.
Express leaves Burlington 80 pm, vergennes
10, Middlebury 80, arrives Mt Leicester June
ton 80.
Passenger leaves Burlington at 8 100 u III; Yer.
gennes 800; Middlebury 1851; Leicester June
5ls Brandon 5:35; arrives at Rutland at Gas
Night Express-Leaves Burlington at 80 p
M Nergennes S; Is; Middlebury s:ii Leicester
June. 9:l0; Brandon 900; arrives in Rutland at
9jj.
MOVING NoRTn-Night express leaves Rutland
l;20a IN; Brandon 2:0j; Leicester juno. 2: 10;
Middlebury 2;lS; Vergennes 3 25; arrives in
Burlington at 4 20.
Mixed leaves Rutland 100 a III Brandon as :;
Leicester June Sis; Mddlebury $50; Nergen.
neI l040; arrives at Burlington l20j.
Express leaves Leicester Junction ~ II Ia,
Niitlebury 10 40. Vergennss II lC, arrives in
burlington II 10 pm
Mail--l.eayes Bellows Falls at ll:j0 a III /;
Chester 1928 p m ;.Ludlow 1925; Rutland 2;O5 /;
Brandon 2.l3i Leicester June ESQ; Middlebury
3:Z2i Nergeuue' 3;j5; arrives in Burlington at
4:iI.
Express leave. Rutland 4.s} pm; Brandon
300; Leicester June. is; Middlebury ) ;ss
Nergenne' ';o,; arrives at Burlington ESQ.
ADDISON RAILROAD.
Trains moving south Mixed leaves Ticonisr-
oga 80 m: largahoo'' Point sos; Orwell
sA0i shorehan S:l0; Whiting 905; arrives al
Leicester juno. 90
Express leaves Ticondeugs, . 90 An, LARA.
bees Point ., orwell A., ShoEeham So
Whiting 9 IS, Leicester Junction 10 05.
Trains moving Sorlh--Expre-s leaves Leicester
Junction 90 ", Whiting o., Shoreham 10
Orwell 3 %, Larrabees Pom 3 a.. arrlAs at I'll,
conderoga 3 80.
Mixed leaves Leicester June. : ~ p IA; Whit
ing A.; Shoreham 6 0Oi Orwell c p; Lara
baes Point -; arrives at TieonderOga . "a
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-23

tnlS eye
1t was slightly black and blue.
well, she hit me there. That's why
| let her go. She ran to the door and
opened it aud stumbled over tnat little
demon. lie had been lying there peep
ing under the door. She rolled over and
again that whistle sounded. The whole
family came rushing out, End there was
an uproar, you bet. just picked up my
hat and gloves, and left in a hurry
"lt's queer" said we "do you know
what the trouble was?"
Yes; Sallio's mother told my
mother at church last Sunday. The
little internal villain he had over.
hauled her hustle that afternoon and had
put in rubber whistle and sponge full
of water. That vas the trouble !"
We were overcome with sadness Tor a
few moments.
And now" said he, with blazing eyes
and fierce scowl OF hatred. II wish you
would just come down on younger broth.
ers. just show en- up in all their low,
mean, deceitful, informal, disgusting cuss.
edness. Tell the world what miserable,
ugly, tricky, little domonac rascals and
villains they arc You can't do greater
service than to get the little scoundrcls
recognized for what they arc That's why
| have told you my story. 1t will be
come satisfaction if you will only talk
about them MS they deserve"
We said VIC would. We told him we
sympathize1 with him. We thought he
had described tho whole race exactly. We
oursclf do not know anything about
bustles. and are not sure but this
young man might have exaggerated their
capacity. Anyway, We tell his story as
he told it to US, and leave the world to
draw its own inference as to the depraved
character of younger brothers
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-23
TERGENNES.

The new store in Stevens block is
nearly completed, and will be occupied
as soon as finished.
Mr.. n. j. McCuen has broken
ground this week for his new dwelling
house on Main street
bishop DeGoesbrisnd confirmed one
hundred and twenty persons in the
Catholic church here on Sabbath last.
--Supt. Fairbanks has had the old
fence moved from the front of the ground
OF the state school, and a new one is tak.
ing its place.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-23
AiONKTON.

The potato crop il turning out bet.
ter than was expected.
Mr. Myrou Days house is under.
going extensive repairs.
III. NJ Hall took in some butter on
the Ridge the other day at %, 30, 30.
Mr.. George Atwood, much to his
own interest and that of the surrounding
neighboihoed is binding new saw.
mill
-Rey. II. u. Day delivered l very
interesting discourse at Monkton Ridge
in the place Of Rev G. II Cold, pastor
Of this charge.
Mr.. D. S. lsdd sold ten of his
COWS for the sum of $4,000; said cows
being the celebrated Alderncy. selected
from his entire dairy
Spectators are buying up all the
live hogs they can find, also potatoes.
They pay for pork on foot, $500 to S. 90;
potatoes, SO cts. at cars.
MIR. Stepen n. Munford. son OF the
late Josiah Muntord who has been stopping
in Monkton, helping to settle his father 5
estate, starts for his place of residence
soon.
Rev. G. II Gold has gone IA
Iowa on visit 10 see his friends. Mrs
Julia Gage, widow Of the late VIM. NJ
Gage, went in company with him as iar
as Illinois.
Mr. C. +. Skifi met with quite q
misfortune when returning home the other
night; he was run into by one Mr.. Rossin
who was three sheets in the wind and the
other auttering, causing Mr.. Skilrs wag
on to change ends. throwing him some
distance from the place where the col
lision took place. Mr.. Ska sustained
but little injury except cutting his lip
on his teeth causing it to swell consider
hy.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-23
LINCOLN

- II. Batohelder was chosen town
representative by majority Of ten. Mr.
Bstchoder getting ll3 votes and Mr.. II.
lincoln receiving only l27, AMI & scat.
tering votes.
Notice was given last sabbath that
there would DO Temperance lecture at
tho Union church in tie evening by Mr.
Bryant OF Maine, aud nearly two hun,
dred assembled at the church. but The
waiting audience was disappointed, as tho
lecturer did not make his appearance.
A cornot band was organized hero
Sept |, called the Lincoln Valley
Band President, S j Sargent; vice.
president ID. $ Day; secretary, AID.
Davis. We think the citizens of the
town will aid thom by subscription in
their effort to organize and sustain band
in this place.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-23

sab hsnn, ,rfai', gow, a'proig,H, dms,r pin,
aad pur1ying me Blood, are the most congenial
purgatiye yet perfected. Their effects abundant.
ly show bow much they excel all other pills.
They are safe and pleasant to take, but powerful
to cure. They purge out the foul hu-
iisoriered organ into action and they impart
health and tone To- tho whole being. They cure
4ot only the every lay complaints of everybody,
but formidable and dangerous diseases. Most
skillful physicians, most eminent clergymen, and
cur best citizens, send certificates Of cures per-
formed and OF great benefits they have derived
from these pills. They are the safest and best
physic for children, because mild as we'll as effect
ual Being sugar coated, they are easy To take;
and being purely vegetable, they are entlely
harmless 3
Dr. J. c. AVER Il CO., Lowell, Mass.
Poaf'eai and Aaaiyticai cl,misfs.
sold Rr ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-23
RIPTON.

"A correspondent from Ripion, who
takes blue views Of human nature, and
does not wonder that God repented hav.
ing made man, neglects TO sign his name
to hio COMMUNICATION. and therefore we
cannot, in accordance with our rules, in
sert it
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-23

The celebrated stallion "Etban Allen"
that has just died, at the age Of 81, on
Amasa Srtaguo's stock farm in Kansas.
has yet to be beaten by "Smuggler" 10
high speed, and had only been surpassed
in trottng by Goldsmith Maid" aud
possibly "ncxter." He certainly ranks
as The fastest trotting stallion on record,
fer in beating Dexter in June, | 867 he
did his three single miles in succession 10
2.lj, , lG, and 2.l9, Ethan Allen"
was Of the Vermont Black Hawk"
stock, aud by ] n. IIolcomb of Ticon.
deroga, n. Y.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-23

Ayers Cathartic Pills.
or AZ IHr rrRPosrs OF A FAMIL,
7 7 VIII 7 WI1V
CURING

Cosi'eeaess, iauad,es, dys-
ptps'a, indigestion, dysen-
my, foul stomach oaG
i1esih, headaohsoysigslas,
plies, rheumatism, oap.
nuns, and slie DISEASES,
. t'''oasa' s,i'ce complaint,
drgns q, fffgfr. fnH.grs and
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-23
COUNTY NEWS.
SALISBURY.

--Rev. MIR. James has preached here
for few weeks past, and is taking a
deep interest in the church.
, 1876-07-15

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! T. and + or thr seventh, ro..Iry ,yith
tlc staff nnd non.commi,,iorcd staff of
his gimcnt, ml a number Of s,ors,
and only one Grow scout remain, to tell
the tale.
Custer was surrounded on every Silc
oy the Indians and his men and hoise'
tell as they fought on the Sk'rmish Inc
or in the line Of battle. Custer was
among the last to fall; but Whcn his
cheering voice Was no longer heard the
Indians made comparatively short wotk
OF the remainder. The bodies of all save
the Tribune correspondent alone were
stripped and most of them horribly mu.
tila,ed Custer WIS not mntila,cd he
was shot through the body and through
the head. KclIopr Iny in the field as he
fell updi,turbcd Perbops even the In
diors who had learned n f,,,rord 70.
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rived last night with dispatches and the
"oundeo' % In numoer' aside from l3
VINO dicd on tue way on the Far West,
winch lett the mouth oi the Big Horn ~
l. O'Clock IN the morning ot Monday, ar
rlvlng here, travelling % Imiles by steam.
er IN less than 81 hours.
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When Terry reached their village the
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,bc hottle he b;d;ng in = r,v;,e IT,. ho
liey.s their Ioss ~ have bccn crco,er
than the loss of fine ,yhitcs fnr !, ths hat
tle ,bey were g, much morn pu,o.rous
and were the sssoultnu nortv after the
first day. Col. Reno and his officers
agree with this estimate. The village
numbered 1900 lodges, and many viii.
low tepecs have been added within n
rev uas' Hi' believed 0y tnose VINO
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PHILADELPHIA, July 4,-Thc day was
ushereu IN oy hrinR national salute IN
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had been raised in front Of Irdenoudence
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, 1876-07-15
posed BY Oliver Wendell EIoIoy.

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, 1876-07-15
TELEGRlPIiit

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o.. r.,..., ,D. Cr-,.r ma,.aurr.
I'm , r.r.rt dI.p,trh I informed vou
,..,C,.,,r .,,p,,,rj to ,rriin. the Iudi- .
..u. and uiya them battlr on the twenty .
,.r,L II, left the mouth Of the Rose .
...I, ,y the .Nrnty.,rrnnd. with twelve .
companies of the 1th cavalry, striking .
tine trail where Reno left it. leading in
the direction Of the Little Horn, branch
n. fine Bl. Horn. On the evening ol the
,Nrptv.f,nr,h scouts discovered A fresh
,-u,. and ON the morning Of the twenty.
artA discovered AN Indian villnge twenty
miles above tho mouth of the Little
Iiprn. abou, three miles lonr and half
q mile wide, fifteen miles away. Custer
,u.hrJ his command rnpidly. thouGh hc
ind made lone march Of Is miles in
,,y,u,v., .,,ur bours prrcc limo ,he bottIc.
and when near the yiIl,rc struck an
abandoned fence wh,,c the Indians were
moving in hot haste us if in retreat.
H.uo wi,b seven comnnnics of the ;th
c.vlry u,. oracr,l IN rho left N attack
the VILLAGE at his hcad while Custer
vt,h 1yo cor,,or;.. wor, ,o III, riuh,
and commenced a vigorous attack. Reno
felt Of them with three compapics of
,.ro,,y ,nd.w,s o,mo., immcdio,r,v sur
,.r,lnl ANIL ,,ter q, h,,,r mr. ,,nr. or
dc.rcro,e tigh,iny durino which he los,
Iirnt.oorts ITodr.on and NcTn,osb DIR
hawaii and ,wolv, man with sry.rol
Io,Ii,n scou,s killed ond many wounded
He cut his wny through the Indians.
crossed the river and gained a bluff 300
icct in height, where he intrcnched and
MaS soon joined by Col. Benton with
tour companies. In the meantime the
Indians renewed the attack, winch had
"Hhtei IN Vlgor i"r an hour orso' making
repeated anu desperate charges winch
were repu!sc with great slaughter to the
INDIANS. They gained higher bluffs,
however 'lINn 'heone occupiedby Keno,
ana hS theIr arms were longer range and
''..' yuan ''' o"'"'!' 'nc! hcP. up
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tue i""''ui'' WHO "u''umoereu them ten
I" Que, anu his men had been without |
water thlrty'slN hours. The appeals OF
the wounded tor water were indeed |
NeaFtrenderlng, Whlle the Others were |
almost eNh0usted-in many instances |
their tongues protruding from their
mouths and few could speak aloud. They |
,gied to eat crackers, but could not n.ois
ten them, while the grass blades which |
some ate 10 give rclict clung to their
parched lips.
In this state OF affairs they determined |
t. gain water at all hazards, and Col
pento, mode = rally r;th h;s oor,r.,,.
and routed the main bodv Of thc indi.
ans, who were guarding the opproacb to
-he rivcr IN yhich ,he soI,iors ,.or,r,o1
tn oo with cnmnkcttIes and corteons sor
water. Tic Indian sharpshooters were
ncarly opposite the mouth of the rayinc
,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-02
NirVdna Items,

NIRvANA, Mich, Oct. Goth 1876.
EDITOR STAR VIM. B. Gildart,
Esq, of Chase, spoke at the school
house In this place on the sd, of Oct.
on the political issuef of the day. There
was good turn out.
Lewis Buckingham, (colored) Of
Cherry Valley township, had quite a
number arrested Oct. 23d, for destroy
ing his property. They were brought
before Justice Lorce, OH the 24th, at
the Allen school house. There being
some mistake in the papers, the boys
were discharged. learn that ID. in
tends to let 1t drop where ii Is.
v. i. Lacy has shipped three car
loads of shingles this week.
MIR. Donan is i'm town again this
week, OH his way from the north to his
home in Barry county, this State.
{. w. Winters is building an addi-
ton to his house In Nirvana. =.
George Merrill leaves this village to
go on his homestead in Pinora, this
week.
Mr.. Swain has moved into his house
lately purchased of Mr.. Benedict, at
this place.
REPUBLICAN.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-02
An Exclamation.
To Hon. s. ID. Bingham, Chairman

To Hon. S. ID. Bingham, Chairman
Republican State Central Committee:
Whereas, we, the undersigned, Il
committee appointed by authority to
investigate the various charges against
General Benjamin +. Partridge, the
Nominee of the Republican party i'm
Michigan for the office of Commission
or Of the State Land Office, which char
ges, ii true, are claimed to he injurious
to his character as Il man and Il citizen,
and such rs to make it unwise to retain
his name OH the State Ticket rs can
didatc for such office, and
Whereas, as the said Committee, ut
considerable labor and research, have
given the matter what we believe to
be thorough eXamination-assistc
Ivy legal gentlemen of the Bay County
Bar-having as fully and carefully, as
we deemed necessary, examined the
records Of the case of AbnerC. Johnson
vs.. Elisha G. Litchlield, CT. it,, i'm adj
dition to such other evidence as we have
been enabled to gather i'm reference
thereto, and have also sought for and
obtained all the information we could
gather from the strongest opponents
and enemies of Mr.. Partridge, and after
having had several meetings of the
Committee, and conferences relating to
said matter. We Ito hereby unani-
mously resolve and declare, that liz our
opinion there is nothing in the case of
Johnson vs.. Litchlield, or in any mat
ter charged against Mr.. Partridge de-
rogatory to his character and honor as
a man and a citizen, nor has he i'm our
opinion been guilty of any ofIense to
justify public ccnsure.
But we are sorry to say that we find
considerable local opposition to him in
this vicinity, arising, as we believe,
mainly from his inability to fully meet
his pccuniary obligations with prompt
ness.
Dated, Bay City, Mich, Aug. 23d, rs.
ALBEIT MILLER, Director 2d National
Bank, Bay City.
JAS. SiIEARER, Prest LIST National Bank.
Bay city.
u. CULVER, 1T mbcr Manufacturer.
GEO. LEWIS, President Bay City Bank.
n. B. BRADLEY, Member of Congress, Sth
District.
s. T. HOLMES Lawyer, Firm of Holmes,
Collins & Stotldard.
7. +. SHEPARD, Lawyer, Firm Shepard
& Lyon.
H.TrppEh, Physician and Surgeon.
Committee.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-02
Sensible Advice.

You are asked every day through the
columns of newspapers and by your
Druggist to use something for Dyspcp-
sia and Liver complaint that you know
nothing about, you get discouraged
spending money with but little success
Now to give you satisfactory proof that
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER will cure
you of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
with all its effects, such as sour stom-
ach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costive-
ness, Palpitation of the Heart, Heart
burn, Water brash, coming up of food
after eating, low spirits, &c. we ask
you to go to your Druggist A; M. Bur.
nam, and get =, sample S,,i g., Bottle sn OF
and try it, or Regular Size for IS cents,
two doses will relieve you. 4-23-1y
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-02
important Caution.

None are genuine unless the sigma
ture Off. Haydock, as agent for the
United States, surrounds each box of
Pills, and ointment. A handsome re-
ward will be given to any one render
ing such information as may lead to
the detection of any party or parties
countcrfciting the medicines or vcnd-
ing the same, knowing them to be
spurious.
~ Sold at the mandatory of Pro-
fessor Holloway & Co., New York and
by all respectable druggists and dealers
i'm medicine throughout the civilized
world, i'm boxes ut % cents, G2 cents
and 81. each.
There is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
n. B.-DirectiOns for the guidance
of patients in every disorder arc affixed
to each box.
Office, 112 Liberty St., New York.
4-27 yr
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-02
Ysp advertisements.
Guardians Sale.

In tile Matter of the Estate of Melissa A.
Robinson ana Clara l.. Robinson (Only heirs
of Dennis Robinson, decensed), Minors. No
tice Is hereby given that l shall sell at PUB
Lie AUCTION, to the highest bidder, on
Thursday, the 2Sth Day Of December,
A. ID. 1876, ut one o'clock, I'm the afternoon, mt
the residence of Phillip West, In the Town
ship of Cherry Valley, in the County of Lake,
in the State of Michigan, pursuant To License
and authority granted 10 me on the 18th day
of February, A. ID. 1876, by the Probate Court
OF Barry County, Michigan, all of the estate,
right, title and interest of the said minors of,
In and to the real estate situated and being In
the County of Lake, In the State OF Michigan,
known and described AZ follows, tO-wit: The
Southeast Quarter of Section Eighteen QS),
IN Township Eighteen QS) North, OF Range
Twelve Q2) West.
Dated, October 3Oth, A. ID. 1916
JOHN HINES Guardian.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-02

SroP! READ THIS WIN. III. Ian
don, Huntingdon, Mich, keeps constant
ly on hand all kinds of Sewing Ma
chine Fixtures. IL General Agent for
the New Wilson Unlcrfeed Sewing
Machine; the best machine In the
world. Will sell II Good Machin. for
$50. Agents wanted in every town.
He Is also, agent for the Geneva, y.
", Nurseries, and Is prepared to fill all
orders for Fruit Trees, Ornamental
Trees, Shrubs and Vines. Mr.. l.. is u
citizen of Ludington, Is well known,
and we think may safely be relied OH
for fair dealing. If
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-02
>>
A Card.

To the citizens of Lake county
After repeated solicitations OH the
part of many of my friends i'm the coun-
ty, have ut last consented to have my
name presented before you as an indie
pendent candidate for election to Office
of County Treasurer. My past record
h familiar to you all; and promising,
If reelected, to discharge the duties Of
the office to the best of my ability, /
trust the matter in your hands for de-
cision ut the ballot box.
WM. A, DEURESs.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-11-02
MARK THESE FACTS.
The Testimony of the whole world.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

hll no app,tit,; IL ,,byty''s Pills
gave me hearty one
"YOur Pills are marvellous"
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