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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-08-02
In the Supreme CoHrt OF the IIawa-
linn Kingdom

H ALARAUA. By THE GRACE or con. 90
m the Hawaiian Islands, kirgt
Tc William c. Parse. EsQsire Marshal % ne kirEia11
or his Deputy,-GreeunE:
You hereby commanded To suh1tncn Ihus-as
Warren late Of Houolnlr, but Enfed %
America defendant. ln be- shall Wuifen nasuar
within twenty duys OF servee herrof and arr.ar b.
fore the supreme Court e Iuly fherfoE - -
holden the Court Room OF lluu1 Hdrdl1l1
In the Island Of Oahu Aonsav fhe t1lri Day 20 fuV
next at ten ocock o. show Why to ta1l -
Catherine Warren q Honolulu. plaintiff sfcud arl 81
awarded her pursuant the - her rtlr
And have you then there Writ uIih d1l rl11rn q
your preceedlnEs thereon.
Witness Hon. ELisuk H AILrs Chlaf
Seal OF the Jusilcr u eur supreme Court n.aa-
iuu. this itth dag df 1Iae. a D s-l
Supreme Court lst-uefl JSo H. Hsasrsnn.
t'rgut. CisrE
BY order Of the Court dated I'm cay % I1r isll t
day OF the within Sumuons was ezirndsl 10 fto
first day Of the January u the Coart ruar
1877.
lsynedl Jxo. = Hsnxsrn.
Deputy CLERK % the supfeuls eaarl
Hawaiian Islands.
Honolulu Oahu.
hereby certify that within and for rdin- = srrs
and faithful copy Of the nai summons isld 1st 81 -
supreme Court u the Hawaiian Islands n ne fhe o.
vOrce " Catherine Warren Tharlas ~ uagren.-
further certfy that said orgiui summons no ofrar1
IN said supreme Court
In witness whereof have hereuuio 81 ny 49,
and the seal o. the sid supreme Cost IA .irt
lSeal.l day OF July, A. u. 1875
ISo. r. B.nzsnp.
COZ % Deputy Cierk supreme Clart.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-08-02

THE suggestion that the Legislature take q
recess of one or two months, to await the ac-
ton of the Senate on the Hawaiian Treaty is
not wise one. The Assembly has a large
amount of work vet to do, which will occupy
at least from two to four weeks. The appro-
priation bill may be fully discussed and voted,
emitting only such items as may depend on the
passage or failure of the treaty, which can be
added or omitted when the news arrives.
So also any laws designed 10 provide against
a deficiency of revenue, may be introduced,
published for information, discussed and fully
considered in committee, all of which requires
time Matters of SUCK Importance should not
be hurried through the Assembly without full
discussion, as they have bren in former SEES
sions, and passed to become laws so defective
in details or so unconstitutional as to be dead
letter on the statute book. The Legislature
should remain in session and perform its work
carefully and faithfully; when it has done this,
if no news of The treaty is at hand, it should be
prorogued, and whenever the King may require
its aid, he can convene II.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-08-02
IN AUTHORITY.
RESOLUTION.

Where's. on she 9Th dav Of December. A. Il. 1873.
a. Minister % Finance entered into an agreement
ir tte Introduction oi Chinese immigrants into this
AinGdnui, and under The terms OF this agreement
tlfer bundled and eight men and three women have
1ern tsuara 10 ihis port. passengers by the Amer-
can ship 4" Alden Bessee"
Ard Nher-as, The Minister OF Finance has In &C
cordauce with law caused 10 be credited to the Ap-
preparation Act Of August lst 1874 the unexpended
h1iacc Tor % encouragement Of Agriculture and In
inlrratiu n " rernaining Murch 3lst 1876
ADD whereas, Demand has been made upon the
Minister % Finance 10 accordance with the terms OF
ti- lriier OF agreement OF December 9th 1875. for
the sum % Seven Thousand seven Hundred and
ninety dollars
AaW therefore, Be 81 resolved that the Minister OF
ttnaucc Dr. aud Is hereby authorized 10 pay out Of
she fuhlic Treasury from aEy monies not otherwise
appropriated the said sum Of Seven Thousand seven
hundre5 and ninety dollars
Approved this drsi day Of August, A. d. ls76.
fs.curdJ EALAKAuA T.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-08-02

~ ISLANDS. Third judicial District IN psctais
In the Estate Or kailhao W. % Norih Koha1a.
Hawaii. Deceased interstate
r. FIRE Mr. Justice Hart
on reading and fling the Petition % Em VIA a.
North kohala, HaEau. alleging mat EalIha1 ~ a.
Apua Norih kohaa, Hawai-, dsd i1tsstle r.aes
on ne i2ih day pr June, a - isi1, and pr1yrz HAS
Letters Of a dninistrlfian issue b. him
~ ordered hst saturday TIE -fi faT - .ertatsf
= ~ l7ft D. and hereby . appolnird or atarrr adf
fet4ton before the said luafde. &
ms Court a. hapaaus Nsrt1 koha'a. Haaaa.
TIME and place All persons concerned nay arpe1r a1d
show cause n any fEcr have. WIZ lli1 rHHtn ~ "a
net p srantee and thai thls order b. r11llte
hng.-h and Hawaiian isnguases f1r laree s1ccesslrs
weeks 10 the Gazette and knoxoa nesp1pers ID Era-
lulu.
Dated North Kohaia. hawaii. IT. J.. JAY Ifth. A. D.
cHAELEs FREDERICK HART.
Justice o me rifruIt Court
ei]t Tlird 11ilcl.l nIltricl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-08-02
Licenses Expiring in July, 1876.


Oahu.
O. grvunr Woo Chong & Co. Taneohe. Koolaupoko,
=. A. 4. wins. King street. Honoluu.
1 Hruan Bros Merchant street Honolulu,
Man Chnck Nuuanu street. Honolulu,
An low. corner Maunakea and King street. Honolulu
Al Tan. An Teen & Co., Waikhne koolaupOko.
WING Chung Tai q Co, cor. Maunakea & King street
81 An kui- Aieuui, Honolulu,
o. D. n Fliruur. Kaahumanu street. Honolulu,
De- AhuHa. Waiaua
D. r A. lloyd. Fort street, Honolulu.
lt an He. Bereasua street Honolulu,
D. Henry MAJ. Fort street Honoluln,
Il. kuur on. King street Honolulu,
- an swan. Nuuauu street Honolulu,
- A. Nan. Nuuzuu street, Honolulu,
p i.1o Nrwas, Nuuauu street. Honolulu,
g. Alma Wa.anae.
or slviera Bros. Nuuanu street, Honolulu.
ia sa5ar, wanusu
Molokai.
Al Uu Ealusaha-
Hawaii.
lt II 81 Gresuwell Kaluss,u, south Eo1a,
lE A. = Cerhoun & Co., Waiohinu, Kan.
WHOLESALE.
o. Hrman Bros. Merchant street Honolulu,
q 2. Davies. Kaahumanu street, Honolulu,
D. a. NAY. Fori street. Honolulu.
WHOLESALE SPIRIT.
b. 7. Il. Davies. Kalhumauu street Honolulu.
LAPAAU
81 C. T. sOfnu-
VTCTTA LIISG.
r Hup Woo Merchant street. Honolulu.
e. b Eaiclelur Walusu Mani
lt. W. D. Keaia12i, MauuaSea street Honolulu
- Alaua
3. d. .. Noiie corner Queen Nuuanu q street, Honolulu.
HORSE
raslao. No 81 Houolulu.
e. 1no. Naiio. No % and 81. Honolulu,
o i0au6. No. 90, q and q, Honolulu.
g. Wailius, No ga Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-08-02
BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LINE!

.EE% C. Brewer & Co.-Agents. fEk
S4s4E Favorable arrangements always b. 49,
made Tor storage aud shipment OIL Bone Wool hides ana
other Merchandise to New Bedford Boston, New York and
1ther Eastern Ports. Ra1- Cash Advances made.
Silly c. BREWER CO
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-08-02

DEArH OF an OLD PRINrER-Thc many friends
q Mr. L. Zubliu viii regret to hear OF his death,
which ocour-cd Al Utica, June IL He came to Ho-
noiuiu in ISL. and entered the Advertiser office,
where ne soon after became foreman. With the ex-
cuptun Of one or Two visits 20 the states, he con-
tuuud 70 reside here tin the fall OF 1875, when he
returned 70 Utica, where be died he one of the
original rropTieiors Of the san Francisco Morning
t-1 which pzper notices bis death in the following
lines.
The Uuca New York; Herald Of June 18th
gives The following LleWellyu dublin died at
shc residence Of his son in this city yesterday aged
6 ye4rs- Ar. Eubiin was native Of Pennsylvania,
and Eas employed a printer in this city for
many ruars About twenty years ago be went TO the
Sandwich Islands and became superintendent of
1he Commercial Advertiser al Honolulu. lie came
q this city 10 visit bis last summer. and iu-
1rnanc 20 visit the Centennial and return. His fam
iig has The sympathy Of many iriends.n Thriy-fve
Fe1rE a-o Lev Lublin-zs be Eas familiarity known
among printers. o. - Lew the Douhiern a
connosiior IN the Office Of the New Orleans p
c1rune he settled IN Dubrpue, Iowa. iu the sub
Hrrueut decade and from there came TO San Fran
cisco ia ISL, where be became well known IN the
profession. he was one OF the company Of printers
Nho louuded the Morning Call IN this city. Mr.
Lnhiin was an honest, excellent man. Of sterling
Qualities 81 heAri, temperate in all his habits and
~sys o. life, and master Of his crafL-SE Paper.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-08-02

- Many cases Of sunstroke were daily occur
ring during JAY, in the large cities Of the United
Sssiss. and IN New York many as sixty deaths
had beon reported in one day Among the deaths
from this disease. We notice that Of Hon Peter B,
Yates, Mayor OF The city Of Schenectady, n Y, aud
rnthcr-ir-law OF Mrs.. Yates. daughter of the late
CErG 5oan Pay q this place Mr.. Y. had been at
feudiur The celebration OF the Fourth OF July In
Fhflrtrphiz, On the afternoon Of which dsy be died
While rrirrripg home.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-08-02
suPremc Courr-Iuly Term 1879.


Is BkSoo
BrroEr Hams JuDp y.
July ssth Bswsou vs.. Rawson-I.ibel for divorce
C. Brown presented motion TO the Court asking fol
anuny pending the hearing Of this case aud also fol
solisi'sr's fee.
Mn- JuszIoE HARRrs PRESIDING.
2sth. Rex vs.. James Robbery. Indioied for an
Hrvnuli on a pol,e oficer-Prsoner pleaded guilty.
and was ased $50 and ten days imprisonment The
United States Consul appeared for the defendant
Rex vs.. William Cloneus. Indicted for smuggling.
Prisoner pleaded guilty. Witnesses were called as
o. character and the Consul urged a light fine The
Cau1t sentenced the prisoner to pay fine Of $3.50,
iarudiug costs. Messss. o'Haroran and Preston for
the prisoner. The 5euri adjourned sine die.
IL BAxco.
BEroEE Mr. JUs1IoE HARRIS AT CHAuBERs.
GOA. Estate Of Ksele, deceased Petition Of H.
Poha Tor settlement Of his account as administrator
The court examined the ard finding the same
satisfactory. TIE administrator was ordered dis.
charged.
Estase Of T. W. Holt. deceased. Petition Of A J.
Cartwright Tor settlement Of bis annual account as
Trustee o. the estate. The court examined the ao-
uuus ana approved and passed the same as correct;
); vas also approved by the attorney Of the heirs.
2ssh. Estate Of Gerrit P. Judd. deceased. Peti-
tiau or A. ?. udd executor for settlement Of his an.
MAJ account. The court examined the account aud
compared The same with the vouchers which being
fuund correct, The account wss allowed aud passed
Estate q John Ii, deceased. Petition Of A. F.
Judd Tor settlement Of annual account as guardian Of
Airlnt il ~ minor. The Court examined the &C
count and compared II with the vouchers produced
and tbs same being satisfactory it was allowed and
passed.
prooi q VIII 81 Montgomery. deceased. Petition
q " l. 6reUn for probate Of will. The after
huErirr the testimony, admitted the viii TO probate
and ordered letters tesameniary TO be issued to w.
l. Green and Alexander NcKibbin, upon their fling
buud IN TIC Of $500 Notice creditors to be
advertised in the Hawaiian Gazette for weeks and
iursutory &c be fled in 80 days.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-08-02
sPRCIAL EnrIcR.

The Undersigned. duiy swarm bcnurs =
Justice Of supreme Court and having s--o -p-rr .-a
instruments prepared 70 nlsks Anaiyai. n r.r ~
Polarization Having assisted Coz 2 = spaIIns .s rear
70 poiarite bis puress o. refinery su-ar. b. ssaaas
Of giving correct results
Honolulu. March sisi 1875. Win
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-08-02

THE statement made in the Advertiser that
Mr. Morrill,, the principal opponent of the
Treaty in tile Senate, has been appointed Sc
cretary of the Treasury lis not correct
There are two Senators by the name of Morrill,,
one from Maine and the other from Vermont
The former who is strong friend Of the
Treaty, has been appointed Secretary of the
Treasury, position in which he can do Hawaii
great service if the treaty becomes law.
Senator Morrill, of Vermont is the gentleman
who has been conspicuous as our opponent,
and who moved that the treaty be recommitted
to the Finance Committee Mr. Blaine, who has
lately been appointed Senator, is also firm
friend Of Hawaii, but since his illness from sun
stroke has been unable to attend to, or take any
active part in his official duties. The Treatvsis
a gocernm' nt measure; as such 1t passed the
lower house, as it is sure to pass the Sc
nate, where the government controls prepon-
derating influence, and will never allow it,
after having gone thus far, to be defeated
Congress adjoums this week, or perhaps next
Monday the 9TH of August.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-08-02

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-30
NHOREHAW

-JoDn i. Rich, Esq a prominent
citizen aud business man Of Shcrcham
died At Lis residence in Richyille about
two O'Clock On Wedro day morning. after
.holt lllnoas Of about two uocls lie
Wa. KEN i'll whilo at Saratoga and aame
homo with tho hope that he would coon
be better. Growing rapidly worse aad
typhoid fcgcl setting in n lhysician was
called but medical skill was Of no avail
and no died az above stated. Nr Rich
combined business tact, rourd judgment.
lndomiiable energy and suayity Of man.
ncT in an eminent degree. aud at The same
time won foy himself handsome come.
tence and took such an Influential position
in society as TO be regarded for wears
previous 10 his death as tho efficient man
10 the community lie was gentleman
OF iiue social qualities aud be was widely
known and respected outside Of his busi.
mess relations lie was forty.oiqht years
OF lgo "a the time OF his death. lie
never sought on allowed himself to be
llaccd in public ofiico. but confined him.
sali ftTictly 10 business lie has been
director in the Orwell national bank for
q number Of years past Tho death Of
Mr. Rich casts gloom over tho whole
community and his unin.sly death r. la.
Weniti wherever he was known
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-30
VT. RAILROAD.
. RUTLAND DIVISION.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

TRAINS Moyxc SoUru-AIail leaves Buriing.
ton at 80 a m; Vergennes 9:l0; Middlebury
9;42; Leicester juno. 10 ,0e; Brandon 10 20: ar.
rives in Rutland at IL. Leaves Rutland at ~.
10 p m; Ludlow 1925 Chester lisa; arrives in
Bellows Falls at 2;25pm.
Express leaves Burlington 30 m, Verrcnrc.
2 10, Middlobury 2 80, arrives at Leicester Juno.
ton So.
Passenger leaves Burlington at 8 100 IN: Yer.
gennes 55; Middlebury 4;37; Leicester juno
DIS; Brandon 5:35; arrives at Rutland at
Night Express-Leaves Burlington at
m; Yergennes s: rs; Middlebury SAL; Leic,,,,,
June. $40; Brandon 9:20 arrives in Rutland al
9:j5.
MoyISG NoRTH-Night express leaves Rutland
l:20 m; Brandon 2:0j; Leicester juno. 2;l9
Middlebury 2:lS; Vergennes 3;25; arrives 10
Burlington at 4:23.
Mixed leaves Rutland 100 M Brandon 7:i5
Leicester juno. s;l5; Middlebury $50; vergen.
mes l0:40; arrives at Burlington 1905.
Express leaves Leicester Junction 10 M.
Middlebury 10 20. vergenncs II lG, arrives Ia
Burlington ~ 10 pm.
Mail--Leaves Bellows Falls at 1850 m:
Chester 1928 p M Ludlow 1925; Rutland 2:O5 ;
Brandon 2I3; Leicester June. o.jG; Middlebury
3'22; Nergennes 1885, arrives in Burlington at
4:4j.
Express leaves Rutland i:3l pmi Brandon
SOC; Leicester juno. 6:ls; Middlebury SO;
Norsennes GOT; arrives at Burlington $50
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-30

Ml.,a-. EDITORS ALLOW g.. 10 .ay
through your paper Tint the late vote for
.tate's attorney cast in cur town would
have been greatly changed IN favor Of
Lucia, had We been informed in time in
regard to tho real Issues Of the election
The inflammation was sufficiently given in
printed FORM to lie distributed from the
hat our postmaster forgot 10
deliver them until after cloction slw
them ia The rost.oaioo ihc ether day, and
saia 20 him, low /, thi,2 weren't
these tn distribution holoJo hc oiiou9"
"Ohl' Tas his reply, u hal gotten
all about them The rosima ier was
earnestly ia favor Of Chanus which
may account iar tie pear moMory that
caused Ibis curious neglect Of duty. No
Luc'a votes wero to be had On election
day and many Of Us we've under the ncc.
essi'Y o. scratching the regular ticket. It
Is ropoIici that one Of your harllware)
men come over here iust before election,
and gathered " ana destroyed all the
Luo'a votes lie could lay his hands On
lie aa.i Il was only a bolt and Lnria
va not going to run hardly any" |
shinA il cur town and llaucocl, hal been
properly informed IN the question. j II
Lucla would have had get tic election
ior sat- attorney.
Il TfNrtRANCr Ncltt
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-30
LEICESTER

A Christian gathering oi ministers
and people Of all denominations will be
hold at tho Leicester church. October y.
Tho object Of tho meeting i+ promotion
Of the kingdom oil God in iba community,
aud the assistance Of n'ni-l,r- aud rsoplc
Dc most earnestly collected There viii
BE- preaching three times d laY. at 1880
a, 81, 2:3o aud $50 81 The last
meeting viii be held 90 Stsldey morn.
ing. S'rar aFs ircm abroad can be U.s.
-uroi that 80 viii ba done that Is uecos.
aary 70 make ,hom comfortable Let all
those ia 0lildl.burY aud vicinity that
want to enjoy themselves and cxalt Christ
COM TO this meeting Ministers from
some OF ilo most prominent places 10
' eTmont have signlded their intention to
Be preaent Let all come.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-30

They took vote on Que Of the Eric
trains last week and Hayes and Wheeler
stood three to one. When the train stop.
ped at station ono the passengers seeing
an Irishman working on the track, call.
cd to him and said Say, Pat, we
have just taken vote on the train. and
we stand to one in favor Of Hayes and
Wheeler; what do you think OF that ?"
Pat took his pipe from his mouth just
long enough to say: TO h wild yer
fashionable cars just wait till the gravel
train comes along.n
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-30
POST OFFICE NOTICE.
NOTICES.

Lap robes cheap at Chapman y &c S
Go to Dodgc's for all kind Of plowa
DR.. Turrills cfiice will be closct
from Sept 25 to Oct9 CIV
Dodge 10 selling Masons improyct
fruit cans at cost
"A choice lot Of ncw crop lea., al
7 NJ. Chapman & Co.'S.
The Reading apple parer the best
in The world. at Dodges,
lap robes and horse blankets, new
aud elegant styles, at T, NJ. Chapman &
Co.'S
-Seeley's Hard Rubber Tlusses, also
the y. Y. Elastic Truss, guaranteed 70
fit by DR.. Plumlcy 3m
See the Centennial prices on station.
cry and the latest styles Of box paper
At DR.. Plumley's drug store. EN-
u. y. Twitchcll will pay IS to 20
e,nis for good unwashod wool washed
% and rs, at L. q Clays #
I'VE hive sose very choice new
English breakfast and black teas md they
"ilI he sold low. I. N. CHAPMAN 4 Go
-Ssint Leon Spring water, the great
remedy ior coatiye bowels, rheumatism,
and neuralgia, at Dr. Puwey's drug.
store Ppm
FoR SALE. -- \ rev Shagp's oieaeL-
loading sporting rife. For sporting ol
target practice il is rte Of the hc.t To-.
quirc at this cfica.
Soda aud Saratoga water. oransc..
lemons. cocoanuts, pine apples, and all
kinds Of d,ied fruit Ice cropm every
afternoon and evening at John G, Man.
ueys. Il
Loar A large black Newfoundland
deg. A suitable reward will be given to
any one who will return him 10 the sub
soribcr or give information as to where
he may be found. A. WILLIAMSON
Boys buy your powder. shol aud
caps at DR. Plumey 5 drug store Also
ior sale two new hreech loading shot guns.
Warranted the best Post Office Block,
Nidel' bury, VI 22m2
n N!rangsa or Seven Baiks, the best
now" remedy for gravel diseases Of
AZ lis.- Kidneys an1 Rheumatism. For
sale ony at DR.. Plumley's drugstore,
next the post cficc 22m9
Vermont Mutual Fire INSURANCE
Company polcy.holdcrs are notified that
their assessments arc now due and pay.
able at the office of Stewart & Eldredqo. |
where the company report for the cur.
rent year can be had on application.
l.. D. ELDaEpaE, Aot.
Sept II, 1876. 25w3
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-30
LOCAL NEWS.

Rev r Cunning lam Is sway at the
centennial this week
The price Of butter remains - cents.
Re'sis from IS to 81 cents.
--'fhe now residerce Of Mis- G. s.
Cook On North Pleasant street IS rapidly
approaching 'cmrlctoo
The iair va, again adjourned enc
lay oa account q; tho rains OF tha week
which rendered the track too heavy Tor
good irotiiug
The estboli, ia.tcs OF the ooarders at
the jail ore being gratiiied by the addition
10 the beauty OF that Institution rfordcd
by beg blind,
The potato business is liy,, at the
depot. Mr. j. r Douglas ahs1rbs tho
produce Of the farmers AZ Nst a- they
ear bring them in
Rev " II Bidwel, OIL New York,
has been vieiting his cousin. Rev q. ".
Bidwcll, with other friends at last Mid.
tlebnry. The past wceb
Smith says It wa,n disatrous mis-.
take for the administration 10 open Hell
Gate at this time, and let out all .hoso
jackson Democrats to asell n, vote of
that party this fall
The centennial has for the pas, lew
weeks drawn large number from this
vicinity, so many in fact that tho d2pot
presontss lively appearance while whiting
for the forenoon train 'oulh
The forests have fairly Put on their
auumnal robes, and look splopdidly, as
they always DO when not turned brown
ard dead by the trosts. which have not
yet visited this sectiou
We are sorry to chronicle, iust as
"e 60 to press the death Of Capt. Clark
q. Cady, who has been IN with disease
- tho heart and dysentery. We shall
er4e more extended notice next week
A delegation Of ore lady from the
Middlebury Womans Christian Temper.
anee Union went last Tuesday to attend
the state convention OF that organization
at Bennington, report Of which is given
IN another column
MI Swiney's injury, which ws
chronicled some two weeks since, has
proved more serious than was anticipated,
and he has been confined to tho house for
more than week. His leg has been
considerably swollen.
Services at St. Stephens Episcopal
ehurch next Sunday morning will be At
lO-45, and 10 the afternoon at 4 o'clock.
hev d. b. Nash Jr. formerly Of Bur.
logton Iowa is expected to take charge
OF the services aud preach
An exchange says the contest for
speaker Of the House is assuming large
proportions. A Middlebury man says
that Is just the matter in bio house, With
the probabilities 10 favor of bis wife, as
be hardly gets chance to put 10 q word
ssgewise.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-30
NEH HAVEN

Nh w. W Farr Of Brooksyilo ned
quito suddenly at his residence in that
place on Monday morning. lie was the
victim Of that fatal disease, consumption.
whose seal was set upon him several
year, ago. Mr.. Fnrr has been station
agent for some years aud he continued
his work 10 that connection until Within
short time Of his death lie leaves q
wife and four children to mourn bis loss.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-30
FARMS FOR SALE !

valuable farm in Salisbury. VT. belonging
10 tho ostato Of tho lats C. l.. Evcrts, deceased
containing over geo acres Of land Largo and
good house, grauary, hog house. sugar orchard
and house, large orchard Of excellent fruit; water
as house and barns good barns FOR a large stock.
a good grain, dairy or slocp farm Near school
mousse two and one-hali miles from post office,
itoge'. meeting house, gis. mill and saw mill.
farm q. > acres ia Salisbury, Vt. Ex-
es..cni richard @! grated fruit. The farm Il we'll
dif'iy' into meadow, plow land aui pa.ture, Is
a'."' n. lhliity wood
also 40 acre. OF WOO land Ia the town Of Rip
ton.
Salisbury.
Fer particulars, address
A. n. EvARr5, Ads,.
2't SALISBURY, VI.