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Corporation NoilCe5.

JURORS FOR STATE C0URTS.-The Com
81 mssoacr Of Juiors " receive Application i"r \ Ia ~
TtONS from ipiy GLty from q. TO 4 r. 49,. da5 fDi
frfhrr cuias aud i.i rmat!on Ibt Guy tecO1-
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AT ORANGE VALLEY, two minutes walk
n from depot, desirable pccon ncdaiinnS fam lies
gle gentlemen terms AuGr,ss Mrs q. GRAHAM,
Box 50, Grange Valley.
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HANDSOMELY furnished ROOMS to LET,
4 win or gihunt I}0st. private tbi. loCa Jon ana
references rsclass II Weoi 9, third house from oihdN
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COL. N. w. GREENS PATENT
AMERICAN DRIVEN WELL.
WIN. d. ANDREWS q BRO,
414 wATER-sT, NETWORK.
Having sustained patent after four years Of ha'on
we arc now prepared 10 put WELLS in Ne" ana hugs
oBn,ie 70 sell county RIGHTS also 10 col ect rSs 's IN
s, s,ae an ;le Union on wells driven without authoi1ty
JyORSES WANTED in EXCHANGE FOR
n L GOOD COUNTRY BOARD On AeMhnrSh Shorl Su'
couvrreut % city; iss from deiot hie siuallo
terms rsrs1nabe For reference Apply 90 ~ rqinef : -
IradN ay. 5,OS2 PCStOitc Address T. H. MIL
Central Valley. Urypge County, y !.
AIRS. WENDLlN SPRlCH of South Bethle-
NA men, Penn. wishes to obtain INfoiihAIlcN 81 t i
an e army Ourinr the having enlisted ann me Pyle
ArijiiaTv ANY II nuat cuncer. lug Him VIII br very NC
oome AdIie:s Rev g. J. COUP4R, SOath Bethlehem, MOTH
amytn County, Ptnn.
CPLENDID NEW GAME APPARATUS;
- rer interesting games Tor lawn AID paior n~ 1nnvt'
for part IN c4pila. Address 49, r., o. Box 49, ChoaSo
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A SUITE of ROOMS and some small ROOMS,
HOUSE. Malnoil n. j.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE MONDAY SUPPLEMENT
Goaro ano Rooms.
ast Side.
Country Board.

AT MORRISTOWN, N. J.-First-class private
Mrs. GEO. w. KING.
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Doaro Gno Rooms.
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW-
N YORK rRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At TIL
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Office rStes.
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4 0ia ned l4 7 tho Sound. Gr-rUwrr CInn, when Ia
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Urifses also up, hai.i G,ii e.: -ia ing accom-
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ANY one wishing good BOARD can procure
~ il reasonable aud will ind good acc0mmohl
tons; horse keat desired Address Mrs. WILLIAM
BLY, rIIEMAN, Amenil Union, Duchess County, y. Y
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BRISTOL.

The Cd nine Of the Bristol Noun.
taineor club beat the New Ravens in q
game Of base ball, on the grounds Of the
former last Saturday.
The Bristol cornot band serenaded
Mr.. W. Chase and wife. at the residence
Of the BRIDES father the other evening,
and we're invited in to partake of a fine
supper,
Mrs. Sally Ridley whose death 90.
CURED on the 14th inst, was in her 90th
year. The funeral was attended on the
10th. and her remains taken to Duxbury
for interment.
The marriage Of Mr. Alex. N.
Johns, OF Bristol. and Miss Georgia r,
Walker. daughter OF Mr.. john Walker.
of Burlington, at the residence OF the
brides parents, Wednesday evening, was
an. exceptionally pleasant affair. Quite
gathering Of the relatives and friends Of
the high contracting parties assembled to
witness the ceremony. which was felicit.
ously performed by Rev. NJ. A. Wilcox,
and to bid the newly welded pair God
speed in this to them new road in the
journey Of life. which they had chosen to
travel together Among the numerous
presents we're elegant articles of jcwelry,
china set. silver ware, and many other
articles useful and ornamental. The hap
py couple left Thursday morning for the
West, and the best wishes of many warm
friends for their future prosperity and
happiness will 20 with them.
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the reward Of to-day but for the bouutiiul
harvest, which, il spared, he certainly
would have reaped.
But while the future is lying so bright.
ly before him, and all things seeming
to beokon on to fields Of usefulness. sud.
denly the lamp Of life is dimmed. and the
frail cord which binds him to earth is
broken. Surely the manifest of us oil is
stricken. the purest life is sacrificed, aud
not one is left to Gil his place. 1t is sci.
dom that 1t can be said Of one, as Of him,
that he was without enemies. Devoted
to the right, living up to the dictates Of
bis conscience, he commanded the love Of
bis friends, and The profound regard Of
all who knew him. His high devotion
to duty impressed all who came in con.
tact with him. Surely pure life has
faded from our midst. A noble example
is before us which oil may we'll strive 10
follow. N
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

NAILS ARRIVE.
From Ripton, Granville, Hancock,
East Middlsbury, Cornwall West
Cornwall aud Bridport 500 A. NJ.
Way mail from north $3.50 A. NJ.
New York, Rutland and Albany, 700 A. NJ.
New York, S;t5 7. NJ.
Wa, mail from south, S:l5 P. NJ.
MAILS cLosE,
Way mail Going south 800 A. NJ.
north, 3:l5 p M.
Mails for Rlpton, Granville, Han.
cook, East Mlddlebury, Cornwall
West Cornwall and Bridport $40 T. N.
Closed mail for Boston and Rutland, 2;40 P, M.
Closed mail for N. York, Albany.
Boston and Rutland, 5000 Z. M.
A. 8. TRACY, 2. NJ.
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COUNTY NEWS.
RIPTON.

j. Tierany is erecting q new house
which he proposes to finish in time for oc
cupancy the coming winter.
Our first white frost of the season
came to town in company with genera
freeze. on the 18th inst. The ground
was frozen an inch or two deep.
Henry Rose had the misfortune the
other day to bring one Of his fingers ia
foroible contact with rapidly revolving
saw, very much to its detriment.
-On the 18th inst, the three. year. old
girl Of G. W. Derby was badly burned
by its clothes catching FIRE. DR.. Powers
was called, but at last accounts the child's
condition was considered quite favorable.
The item in last weeks REGISTER 10
regard to BREAD Loaf Inn," was written
in reference to "Broad Leaf mountain
but through some Of the mysterious nee.
romancy Of the printing. Office it came out
"Inn." Printers are queer fish.
We understand that VIM. White.
more has sold his interest and good will
in the Hancock, Ripton and Middlebury
stage route, to J. l.. Cook, who takes i'm.
mediate possession. We hope and proph.
esy for "LaDg" successful career in his
undertaking
Mr. Asa Bean has raised the past
season one thousand bushels Of Early
Rose potatoes, among which can be seen
many which weigh from two to three
pounds each. This speaks we'll for Mr..
Beans skill in agriculture, and the pro.
duetiveness of his farm.
"A barrel of -four that had been left
for the night on wagon standing beside
the road near 8. +. Matteson's, was mis-.
sing on the morning of the 18th inst 1t
was evidently warranted 40 go a good
ways" 1t is possible that clue to the
thief has been obtained.
IF We should judge by appearances,
it is getting fashionable for young men to
be intoxicated in and about places ofpub.
lie worship on the Sabbath, sometimes
creating feeling on the part of the low.
ers OF good order that resort must be had
to that final resort-the law--to restrain
and then protect peaceable citizens 10 their
vested rights Of worshipping God as
their conscienoes dictate, In quiet. We
forbear calling names at present.
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BRIDPORT.

Many events are daily occurring in
our community which are hardly worth
noticing. But very noteworthy and in.
teresting meeting recently took place at
the residence of Mrs. Mary Cook, widow
Of the late William Cook. of Bridport,
VI. 1t was the occasion of her eighty.
eighth birthday, October thirteenth. one
Of those rare and lovely days, when it
seemed as though summer had thrown
back q parting smile TO grace the festiyi-
ties. All her children. two sons and four
daughters. some Of whom reside in the
state Of New York. were present, togeth.
or with several grandchildren. three nep.
hews, the ElithArp brothers of Bridport,
and Rev. b. Cox and wife, invited guests,
making in ali about twenty 10 number
The utmost cordiality and social good feel.
Ing prevailed among the company some Of
whom were strangers. but became &C.
quainted. as it were, by invitation. Many
congratulations and kind wishes werc Of.
fered to Mrs, Cook. to whom the birth.
day visit was a complete surprise. She
ASSSitSt eii tho ettoutiouL Win tuse
and pleasure. slight deafness only
suggesting the in6rmities of age. Her
quick, vivacious movements and sparkling
eye seemed hardly to belong to such adj.
vanced age, as she playfully invited all
to attend her one hundredth birthday.
She frequently drives her team to church,
and has the care Of her farm, retaining
her mental and physical faculties to q
marvellous degree. Her birth place was
Warren, Mass. When about sixteen
years Of age she came to Vermont. A
beautiful repast provided by the kind.
mess Of children aud friends was served al
IN early hour. Appropriate remarks
we're mado, hymn sung. and prayer of.
fersd by Rev. Mr.. Cox. after which the
company dispersed, wishing Mrs. Cook
! many happy returns Of her birthday.
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Monday afternoon Messrs. Abram
Williamson Of Middlebury and Moses 8.
Sheldon Of Salisbury were riding leisure.
ly along the road 10 the west part of Add.
son. headed toward Middlebury, when,
hearing noise behind them, ihoy turned
and saw pair Of horses approaching at
a rapid rate Of speed. They drove on
furiously in order to prevent being run
into, and finally turned out by the fence
to let the horses go past. Instead Of
passing them the runaway horses followed
them out Of the road and jumped upon
them, throwing their buggy endwise over
the horse, and sending the two gentlemen
headlong upon the ground. Mr., vii.
Hanson lost himself for moment, but on
coming to. found himself 10 corner Of
the fenco holding the horses that had run
into them with both hands by the bit.
Neither Of them were hurt, though it was
narrow escape for them both, and Mr..
Williamson's heavy overcoat still shows
tho marks Of the horses hoof where he
was struck in his back, and presents a
large rent where the corks went through
and tore it. Their buggy, strange to say,
was but little injured. After recovering
their self possession, they drove back to
find the starting point Of the runaway and
at length came to the debris of the
wrecked wagon. and found Mr., E.
Spaulding, Of Addison, the owner of the
team, lying beside the road in an uncon.
scious condition. They took him up,
wrapped blankets about him and carried
him into Mr.. - house, and sent for
a physician. When they came away Mr..
Spaulding had not returned to conscious.
ness, and they were not aware Of the ex-
tent of his injuries, though they seemed
serious If not fatal.
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The STATE CABINET. The additions
to the state cabinet for the past two
years have been some one hundred and
twenty specimens Of birds, and various
minerals aud rock specimens, as well as
several hundred Vermont insects. The
eggs OF various birds as obtained will
be shown upon the stand OF the bird. A
hundred specimens or more are now on
hand and donations Of specimens have
been received from several members,
aud moro are promised. Here, also, may
be seen casts Of the celebrated Elgin
marbles in tho British Museum, mostly
FROM the friese around the interior space
10 the Parthenon. They represent some
Of the most perfect sculpture in the en-.
tire collection.
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IEHESTEP

The revival meetings,held under the
direction Of Rev. A. A. Belmont, during
the past two weeks, have been we'll at.
tended generally. A ladies' prayer meet
ing is held at the parsonage Wednesday
afternoon at half past two. No service
in the church next Sabbath,
While we cannot blame the particl.
pants 10 the unplcasantness in District
No. 4, in Whiting, for trying to sneak
into better company, and to get a neigh.
boring town to bear the dishonor Of their
proceedings, we protest against the fur.
Their libel of the name of our town by
using it in connection with the affair.
The school house in question is nearly or
quite three.quarters Of mile from the
town line, and its affairs are of no more
material interest to US than are the af.
fairs of tho Fojee cannibals. We may
have school difficulties in our own town,
and school house that is no credit to us,
but we have yet to learn of man 10
Leicester, however mean and vicious, who
will not pay his lawful school tax without
sale OF his personal property by the
collector. Furthermore. were there q
bell on the school house in town, and any
one through spite should remove it, the
consequences might be unpleasant, What
the general opinion of him would be we
are not prepared to say, but il he was
not branded as something far worse than
a "miscreant," to say the least, we do ex.
ceedingly misjudge: We wish them sue.
cess, and hopt for an amicable settlement
Of the affair, but We shall insist that the
obloquy. Of unhealthy vsntilations in
neighboring towns, shall be cast upon
some other town than Leicester.
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NOTICES.


Wanted. walnuts at the REaIsTE,
Office.
Insure your buildings before yo'
burn Slade & Harris, agents
Found in the street q child's fu
boa. Enquire at the REGISTER Office.
For sale. One Of Remington's i'm
proved shot guns, new. Call at thii
Office
Head brushes, nail tooth. clothes snd
shaving brushes.a large assortment at DR.
PlumleY's. 29-4w
You can get an all wool ulster made
to order, for eighteen d,llars, at p. F
Chapman's.
--SeeIey's Hard Rubber Trusses, also
the N. Y. Elastic Truss, guaranteed tc
fit, by DR.. Plumley. Sm
See the Centennial prices on station.
cry. and the latest styles Of box paper
at Dr. Plumley's drug store. I'm
-Slade & Harris will write your poll.
cies for insurance against fire in first
class companies, mutual and stock,
Saint Leon Spring water, the great
remedy for costive bowels, rheumatism,
and neuralgia. at DR.. Plumley's drug.
store. m2-52.
Ladies saoques cut and made to or.
der, in the most fashionable styles. and o
perfect fit guaranteed, at P. F. Chap
mans
Free advice Prevention better than
cure, and much cheaper. Buy one oil
the Graduated Chest Protectors" at
DR.. Plumley's 29-4w
60 to Manney's for eranberries
ounces new figs, and all kinds of nuts.
Oysters on hand at all times. Agent for
the Rutland laundry.
N +. Rider has full stock OF pure
drugs, medicines, confectionery. paints,
oils, window glass. putty, and everything
usually kept at druggists
--Hydranyea or Seven Barks, the best
known remedy for gravel, diseases Of
the liver. kidneys and rheumatism. For
sale ony at DR.. Plumley's drugstore
next the post Office. 22m3
--0h Idop l. Co. have u very full and
choice stock Of boots and shoes at greatly
reduced prices. A full assortment Of
ihe celebrated Farewell shoes for ladies,
misses and children.
boys! buy your powder, shot and
caps at DR., Plumley's drug store. Also
for sale two new breech loading shot guns.
Warranted the best. Post Office Block,
Middlsbury, Vt. 22m2
The new meat market Of 1. M. King
j. Co., 10 the basement Of Park block,
is very conveniently and pleasantly loca,
ted. with every facility for serving the
public to their satisfaction. They opened
formally on Tuesday last, and are now
ready to serve customers with meats.
vegetables Of all kinds. fish. oysters, lard
butter, eggs, and everything usually found
at a 6rst-clas market They propose to
sell at bottom prices. and do business
on strictly cash basis.
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Iu the whole medical pharmacor cola
there is no medicine that cures Bright's
Disease, Dropsy, kidney, Bladder and
Glandular complaints, Mental and Phys.
ical Debility, as soon as HINTS Remedy.
Excessive Intemperance, Gravel, Diabe.
ties, Pain in tho Back and Loins, Female
Irregularities and Complaints Of the URN.
airy Organs. are cured by Hunts Rene.
dy. Hunts Remedy never fails to pro.
duce the best results therefore its adop.
ton by family physicians.
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LOCAL NEWS.

--Walnuts are $3.50 per busbel.
Our call for walnuts was effective.
Walnuts seem to be plenty.
The price of potatoes has gone
down little, and may now be quoted
40 to 60.
Butter brought twenty.eight to
thirty cents 10 Middebnry market. last
Monday.
-Manney brothers have seld their
house on Washington street to Mr.. Oliver
Wellington for 5000.
The librarian of the Congregational
Sunday school is Edward p. Cushman,
instead of o. G. Barnes, as the types
made US say
The departures for and returns from
the Centennial are too frequent for indi.
gidual mention. The fever does not
seem to abate at all.
MIR. George Brousso has purchased
the eating saloon lately owned by j. T.
Nash & Co.. and will endeavor to meet
the wants of customers 10 his line.
The father Of pumpkins was brought
into the village the other day, from the
place of Il. ". Miller. 10 Wsybridge. II
tipped the scales at fifty.fvs pounds.
Lieut.. Governor Proctor passed
through Middlebury Thursday night, on
bis way home from the Capitol to attend
the funeral Of Mrs Governor Williams
- Friday.
1t is On encouraging feature of the
times that beefsteak, which has seldom
been known to drop below fifteen cent
per pound 10 Middlebury. has now
reached twelve and q half cents.
MIR. John b. Foote brought to THU
ONCE the other day pair Of big potatoes
which, on account Of their immensely, hi
named Hayes and Wheeler" They
certainly are no ''small potatoes" as they
weigh two and half pounds each.
Mrs. N. ID. Ross gave q sociabl,
and oyster supper at her residence Q
Fast Middlsbury. on Wednesday evening
Of last week, for the benefit of the Rev
ID. +. Brooks About one hundred O
the friends assembled. and good tim
was enjoyed The proceeds we're thirty
I've dollars.
An interesting social sysnt is antic
ipated at East Middlebury. and the tim
set is Saturday evening Of this week. an
the place is at the Good Templsrs' lodg
meeting. II is the wedding OF Mr.. Hen
~ Adams and Miss Lucy T,ovett. bot
residents Of the city and members Of til
lodge.
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VERGENNES.
In dividual deposits In the Vergennss
National Bank, October 2, $50, 341.61.

In dividual deposits IN the Vergennss
National Bank, October 2, e89,341.61.
L. L. Liberty has moved his photo.
graph gallery from DR.. Goes to Adams
Block on Green street.
Mr.. Will Allen has taken entire
control Of the Franklin hotel, Mr.. Farr.
as landlord, having retired.
Shipments from this station include
1890 lbs. butter, 1000 lbs. poultry,
l65 dozen eggs aud two cars of stock.
MIR. John Garno has purchased the
billiard tables of the Franklin House and
moved them into the Sherman Block, into
the rooms formerly occupied by 0. F.
Black. fnr. s.s
Some hungry persons took can OF
preserves from the pantry window Of w.
G. Sprague's few days ago, and after
eating their All left the can in a box neal
the barn.
The robbery at Mrs. Warmers, to
which We referred last week, has beer
the exciting theme Of discussion during
the week We referred to the arrest Of
Jackson. On Friday Jackson was
arraigned before Justice Green for bur.
glary at the Franklin House at two
different times, once taking money and
again box Of cigars. In these casei
he was held for trial in the one case II
$4,000. and in the other in $500. HI
was slso examined for burglary at Mr.
Ira Bingham's, and held for trial 10
$1,000. On Monday, Jackson was again
arraigued for burglary at Mrs. Warmers
and held for trial in $4,000. In each
one be was committed in default Of bail
and he awaits trial in the Middlebury
jail. Gen. @. W. Grandey conducted
the prosecution and NJ. E. Hall appeared
for the defense. The testimony was ap
parcntly conclusive to fasten the Grim,
in each case upon the respondent.
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Among them are Mad L. Sprague, A w.
Sturtevant NJ. +, Sturtevant
Judge George Il. Lawrence of Rut.
land was married at Poughkeepsie. Mon.
day, to Miss Kate G. Phalen Of Cuttings.
vile. for the last two years precep.
tress Of the Rutland Grammar school.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence will rctarn tC
Rutland, after a wedding trip, about the
10th of October. Judge Lawrence wa
a native OF this town, and well known 10
Addison County.
There is to be big thing ia the line
of a turkey shoot, at the Otter Greek
house, on the Goth. The proprietor.
promise splendid lot Of turkeys and
hens. The distances are sixty rods q,
rest. and forty at of hand. Splendid &C
commodations for those participating il
the sport. The proprietor of the hote
will be on hand also, and SEQ to the needs
Of the inner man. to the satisfaction Of all
Prices to suit the times.
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SALISBURY.

There win be FREQ lecture by d.
Z. Boyden Of Waitsfeld, deputy of the
Vermont state grange. at West Sails.
bury, on Tuesday eve, Oct, "a, 7P. NJ.
Subject Patrons Of IIusbandry. All
interested in agricultural pursuits, both
ladies and gtntlemen, are cordially invited
to be present,
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CORNWALL.

Mr.. IL. L. Taylor OF West Cornwall.
combined business with pleasure. while
on q recent visit to the Centennial lie
sold . buck for the snug little sum Of
$500, and II may be safely asserted that
he enjoyed the sight seeing none the
less for that.
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WEYBRTDGE

More are off to the Centennial.
Among them are Mad E. Sprague. A,W.
Sturteyant, NJ. +, Sturtevant.
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MONKTON.

Roswell Atwood, Esq. whose death
We mention in our column Of obituaries,
had held the Office of justice of the peace
for thirty years.
Rev. Mr.. Hyatt Of starksboro con.
Quoted the religious services at the funer.
al Of Mrs. Emma z. Hindley, on Sunday
last.