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.t<t FoR THE BoIs,
FOR THE BOYS.
FOR THE BoYs,
PERCALE SHIRTS, WITH TWO COLLARS.
60c., at
A. SATs Il CO.'S.
A. SAEs Il co.'s.

PIc-yIcs, EXCURSION PARTIES, AND LODGES
supplied with the best 1CE-CREAM and CAKES at
the lowest prices at BRiGGs's bakery, TOT Main
street, - = .s ss--t '-t :, = '-5 s. - s-'-t.
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MEDICINAL PORT aud SHERRY WINES. FREEcH
BRANDY, and WHIsKEYs, sold atVery low prices
by WALTER d. BLAIR & Co, 9O3 Main street.
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II. ELLYSoN L CO.. advertising agents, insert aa-
vertisements in all of the newspapers Of the Un.ad
SI.cs at publishers rates. Orders left ut the Dis
patch counting-room VIII receive prempt ,tten.
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Trial size, 2Jc.

COTTAGE EGINGERDREAD.-Take one cup OF but
ter and lard melted together. add one cup New Or
leans molasses stir into this one cup each OF sugar
and cold water, two large tcasDoonfulS ginger TWO
eggs beaten, and four cups Of hour, having IN u
three large teaspoonfuls DooLEY'S YEAST fo"-
DER, Bake In moderately hot oven.
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The Od NiNS.-It is reported that the
Old Dominion mills will not resume work
until Monday.
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CHARCOAL AND OATMEAL CRACKERS for dys.
pepsia. Sold by WALTER ID. BLAIR 6 Co.. 90s
Main street.
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL COLLEGE.

Tb. SEVENTH SESSION begins AUGUST 10.
1878. Instead 0f hundred and ,hrty-two STATE
students, rs heretofore. two hundred VIII De re-
ceivcd free of charge for tuition.
Board In mcsseS cost 81 i month r-
Apply for appointments as state students or Tor
catalogue 10 I. j.. I. MiNOh, iTeslueh,,
troS-Tt Biacksh1rg, Va.
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SARATOGA WAFEgs fried potstoesl are oe'.-
cacy, and only to be had at WALTER ID. bLAih
Co.'s eos Maln street.
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GEORGE A. HUNDLEY.

In Withdrawing from the firm of George A.
Hundey L Go. return my thanks TO our friends
and customers for the very liberal patronage of the
past. and beg continuance OF the same 10 Mr..
IUNDLEI. AS shall remain with Mr. Hnndey,
my friends may expect in The future as In the past,
my personal attention to their orders.
vl-lw u. s. MCCARTHY.
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Having purchased the interest of Mr.. D. S. NC
CARTIIY in the firm Of George a. Huudley Co.,
! shall con ninue ihc GROCERY BUSINESS ut the
old stand. SIS Broad street ..
return thanks to 4 generous public far their pa
lr0nagc for the last twenty-five years, and solicit u
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THE wgArHER YESTERDAY was clear and

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, y !;
9 A. NJ, 81; noon, 81; 8 p. NJ, o.; P.
NJ. 80: midnight, Is.
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ORANGES AND LEMONS.
Drugs. MEDICINES. &c.

NSWEGO "DEEP-ROCK"
" MINERAL WATER.
Highly recommended In
KIDNEY COMPLAINT.
GRAVEL,
DIABETES, &c.
As a beverage II Is unsurpassed. Kept on Ice and
sold ut our counter on drausht.
POLK MILLER 6 CO..
iy2 Ninth and Main streets.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY,

Es- On all safes 0f Real Estate made bettoeex
the 1st Of january and last Of June the tn!res 10,
1 sGs eSr node
of the year ae tarss haze to be paid by The setter
fThiS custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap.
plies to Richmond and ricinityl
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FRANK D. HILL. * p. thI trustees sale OF de-
siratle brick dwelling 10. Is east Grace street.
GRUBBS SC WILLIAMS. 5H P. NJ, trustees sale of
large four-s;ory brick dwelling No. 617 east
Main street.
ROBERT p. LYME, r. n, detached frame
dwelling No. 637 north Fifth street.
W. GODDIN. 6 p. NJ, two beautiful lots on Chin
borazo Hill. at the southeast corner Of Marshall
and Twenty-thrd streets.
POISDEXTER 4 TUPPER, T. NJ, frst-rate
buSincss-stan1 Duval street Corner OF
Shocks alley) near Brook avenue.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10Y a. NJ, furniture, show
cases, &c. l.ta#..
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RICHMOND, July /. 1878. "

The undersigned viii continue 10 conduct a
WHOLESALE NOTION AND FANCY-GOODS
BUSINESS at 1909 Main street, Richmond, Vas
under The flrG-nanuc Of J. =. YANCEY & co.
JOHN L. YASCES.
prruNcSD JuIy 1873 iy 1-cOd3s
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DIssOLUTIONS & PARTNERSHIPS
T,uE CO.PARTNERSHIP Ol

T1UE TU-TARTNERSHIP UT AN-
L CEY, FRANKLIN & co. terminated on the
2Oth day Of Aprii, 1878. JOHNP. YASCEY pur-
chasing the interest OF Z. A. Franklin therein, as
srmes the liabilities and Is authorized TO collect al
debts due to the sad concern.
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BoOkBINDIN(i to suit the means and taste of
all.
We use materials according to the work, and
therefore can bind in cheap manner at YOUR
price, or In the best artistic style at OUR price.
jy l-d&w j. w. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
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ITO DYSPEPTICS.-The LUNENBURG
l. LITHIA WATER Is offered you as remedy Of
unqucstonable value In The treatment OF Dyspepsia
in its various forms. We have 1t on draught, for
sale in any quantity. at so cents per gallon. Read
the subjoEed certificates:
MessrS. Polk MtlIer g. Co.:
Gentlemen,-I have used the "LUSESBURG
LlTHIA WATER" with decided benefit In several
cases of Dyspepsia and Indigestion occurring both
In adults and children. In case especially
where Indigestion was accompanied by headache,
The result was something marvellous. Doubtless.
when better known to the faculty, this Water VIII
acquire high rank among the medicinal springs OF
Virginia. ED. I. ROBINSON, III. ID.
Richmond, June II, 1878.
have found the "LUNENDURG LITIlIA WA
TEL" beneficial in various forms or Dyspepsia
The very decided and sedatiue Influence this water
exerts upon The gdstro enteric mucous membrane
gives 1t wide range of Applicability.
JAMES 4. AGSEw, NJ. D.,
BurkeYille, VA.
commend it as most puluable agent In Dys-
pepsia. especially that fern accompanied ny acld
eructatlons | have witnessed Il m0sc obstinate
case-ona that resisted the whole mntertG medtcd-.
yield 70 the effects Of this Water / also commend
IL rs Febrifugc. WI ALLEN M. ID.
Luncnburg Courthouse, March 20, 1878.
POLK MILLER & CO., Druggists. corner of
Ninth and Main streets, sole Agents. "
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A NcHoR LINE. 5sl1s,lL

A NcHoR LINE: z5saal
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sail from New York for
GLASGOW every SATURDAY:
LONDON every WEDNESDAY:
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed for ele-
gancc and comfort. All State-ro0ms OIL main
deck, and saloon amidships.
SALOON CABINS, S65 to $50, currency;
SECOND CABIN, including all requisites, &4e.
Excursion tickets for FIrst-Class Passage, New
York to Paris and return, $l35 to $l95, according
10 state-rOom and route chosen.
For books Of Information, plans, &C., apply 10. q.
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
Bowling Green, New York.
or to GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., ,
Office Old Dominion Steamship Company.
j. +. GIBSON,
Office Southern Express Company, Richmond.
an DR-3m
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8nllnlolld lispatfh.

Hs- THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIsPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED C1RCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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ANDREW PlZZlNT, JR.,
L.. IL rnC

the renowned manllfaci urcr oil
PURE ICE-CREAMS AND WATER-ICES,
S07 EAST BROAD STREET,
whose reputation has been gained and maintained
for so many years by
Isl. Using best quality of milk and cream, the
product Of one cary, from COWS OF THE most ap-
proved breed; stalled, well attended TO, and fed on
best mll-fced aud clover.
I'd. Using for flavorng fruits fruit juices or the
finest quality Mexican vanilla beans, which come III
original packages, and which have not been tain
pcred with.
Sd. Using the most approved patent frcezers.
AIN. Keeping all utensils clean and sweet ; and
5ih. MANCFACTURING FRESH SUPPLIES DAILY.
These reasons cause the unrivalled uniform quail
~ which. when added 10 promptness OF delivery
and the low prices always afi Aed. cause the enor-
nous demand from families in every part OF this
and surrounding cities
Nearly every church fair, picnic. or excursion,
has been supplied wholly or in part from this estab-
Ii>hmen, and If low prices can exercise any infu-
ence this patronage will continue.
The best physicians recommend PIZZlNI'S 5
CREAM, and many persons now fn good health
were kept alive on II and enabled by It's nutritious
qualities to Withstand and overcome dangerous,
deadly disease.
Tables, sauccrs. spoons, and plates furnished to
fairs, picnic parties, ind excursions ordering large
quantities OF cream "free OF charge"
Cream delivered at any depot Or park near the city
Come and order, or send to
ANDREW PIZZINI, JR..
)e 7-F2m S07 Broad street.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

GOOD BLANK BOOKS A SPECIALITY,
~ and a
LARGE STOCK OF NORTHERN-MAKE AT
Low PRICES.
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ICE-CREAM.

ICE G II Z y NJ.
Most nutricous and healthy when pure and
iresh."-JOurndl Of Health.
Best quality at a reasonable rric" cheaper than
poor quality at no price"
PRICES PFDI-CFp STANDARD ITSCUASGED
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TNMAN LINE &E6
NEW YORK To QUEENSTOWN AND
LIVERPOOL,
EVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY.

CITY OF FRERLTN................... 491 tons.
CITY OF RlCHMOND................. tons.
CITY OF CHESTER............... tons.
CITY OF MUNTREAL...... 400 tons.
CITY OF BRUSSELS. ,775 tons.
CITY OF NEW ORk..................3,500 90 tons.
CITY OF PARIS. tons.
CITY OF BROOKLYN YN..................2.0t1 Ii tons
These magnificent steamers. built in wafer-iight
compartments, are among the strongest, largest aud
fastest On the Atlantic.
The saloons are luxuriously furnished, especially
we'll lighted and ventilated and take mp the whole
width Of the ship. The principal statcrooms ara
amidsbps forward of the engines. where least noise
and motion Is felt, and rtplete with every COM
fort, having all latest improvements double Der tbs,
electric bells, SC.
The cuisine has always been Il specially OF this
Line.
Ladies' cabins and bathrooms. gentcmens smo-
king and bathrooms, BARRIERS shops, pianos, libra
ries, &C., provided.
For rates or passage and other Information amply
10 JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
81 and 33 Broadway. \. y: or to
6. W. ALLEN & CO.,
&c l6-cod6m Richmond.
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VIRGIN Ia STEAMBOATSirsNs
COSIPANY'S
JAMES-RIVEE LINE,
FOR
ULD POINT, NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH.
AND
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RlvER,
CONNECTING AT
NORFOLK WITH THE BAY-LINE,
FOR BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA. NEW
YORK. AND BOSTON.
ALSO WITH
VI. AND VI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR
BOSTON DIRECT.
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CHEAP FREIGHT RATEScTua
~ By THE ds&ssSx&
POWHATAN LINE for BALTIMORE
AND THE WEST,
AND THE
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA.
The steamers SHIRLEY and DEFIANCE will
leave from Twcnty-secOnd and Dock streets every
WEDNESDAY at IL NJ. and SATURDAY at4 =.
NJ. Through bills Of iading signed TO all Canadian,
northern, and western points ri low rates.
II. II. DOUGLASS, Agent,
fec Twen:y-sccon,i aud Dock streets,
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Pine-Strect Baptist church Sunday school
went about ten miles up the canal to spend
the day. No accident is reported as having
occurred to them by explosion OF steam
boilers on their boat. 1t is therefore as
sumed that they made the trip in safety, and
that the participants, especially the children,
had q good time. .... ..... ~ -
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nErARTURE oFsTEAsrEns.

PEE "A JSFDHE &tEs1t tEsA ~ Ss6kN@ss
HOR PHILA DEBPH FALBa9TTk
/ \ RIVER. PROVlDEyCE,A ND hos go
TOS.-Seamer EVERMAN. Captain PLATT. Will
receive freight for the above ports until FRfDAYi
J. ". McCAREICK.
~ 4-2f. J3fs General SouibeTn A GENT r
EOR NEW YORK.-The oldASfTk
L. Do minion Steamship Company,sSStIki ki
FRIDAY, July s, at O'Clock A. II. ~ 5esrfsf
4 Freight received until O'Clock Thursday evening.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods ross
warded With dispatch to all points north, SOUTH east
and west: also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommo odaftons uns surpassed. ,EEEs,
Cabin fare TO New York. sl2: iound-trip tickets,
$24. Steerage, $6 and $S.
For freight or passage. apply to ...as..
G. W. ALLEN q CO.. Agents..
jy3-3t Company's Wharf. Rockets.
GPECIAL NOTICE TO OTOUR-SfIsA.,
y fsTS.--The L AK r. SUPERIOR &08fisfasek =
TRANSIT COMPANY Is running ten splendid
PASSENGER STEAMERS between Buffalo and
Duluth and intermediate ports. Five saiings weekly
Fer full information apply TO
E.T. EVANS. General Manager.
my 11-eod3m Buffalo. n. Y.
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WYNDHAM X. MAYO carrying United States lnai),
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, At 8
A. M.
Fare to Norfolk 2 so
Fare round trip Observation-Disclosures. 90
Fare 10 BalllmOre. w
Fare to Philadelphia. 8 35
Fare to New York IL Is
Fare to Boston ........ Is 35
Fare 10 Boston pia NJ. and NJ. Ine........... Ia 90
Through tickets sold at Ga-bcr's S26 Main street;
Exchange Hotel. aud on board steamer. Baggage
checked through.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth:
landings on Tar river; Washington, ID. G.. Boston,
and regular landings James river at lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost
tirely rebuilt and refurnished In elegant aud
costly manner, and Is confidently recommended As
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run on this route for many years.
l.. q. TATUM, Superintendent.
903 Main street and Rockets.
J. w, MCCARRICK. Agent. Norfolk. je4
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-06

Skillfully performed. Cataract extracted and
Gross Eyes Strengthened. Artificial eyes, Q large
assortment Of the best French manufacture on
hand.
Deafness and al discharges from the Ears. aud
Nasal Cstsrrh, particularly treated.
Diseases Of Women. Nervous Disorders, ana
those Of the respiratory organs, also my specially
Any number Of frst-csss reference given de "
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DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
Wednesday, March 8, 1878.
Victor Emanuel's Last Hours.

The last hours Of the Kings life
was filled With peculiarly distressing
scenes. The Princess Marguerite was
wild with grief and had TO lie taken
forcibly away from the sonch. The
King. in febIe voice, said her
Why do you weep Iny child; don't
Won know that sooner or later all must
die
A little lsier, az the members ot his
civil and military household passed be-
fore him t. lid him farewell, he saw
the strong men convulssd with sobs
and said, with much dignity
Don't cry Kings "a wei AZ other
people are mortal
Shortly before the King breathed has
last breath the physicians endesvor-
Ell IT, prevent his wish 10 be seated in
a chair. They advised him to remain in
bed, bat he said
L beg you. my friends. LEI me die IA
my own fashion.
And they concluded they would.
To PRICE Hnmbert he said this
version Of his words has been authoriz-
ed: Hold firm and good. and love
with equal love country, liberty and
religion
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I,oURT WASHINGTON. NO. :.sss. AsoiENf
~ Order ef Forestsrs. holds its meetings 1t
Mssouis Hail every second ana fourth Monday In
each month.
AL Members sf the Ofasy ia seci standing Ire
cordially invites 90 attend
% ordfs e TIE CsI-t.
00.a0 b.. 2Y-A~, Dec.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-01-25
LINCOLN.

January thaws abound, this VIM
ter.
The bell for the Union church has
not yet arrived.
The grangcrs are to hold their an
niversary exercises at their place OF
meeting, on the Goth inst.
"A donation is expected soon for
the benefit of Rev. l.. c. Pickett. No
tice will be given in due time.
b. c. Hill advertises in the Bristol
Gazette rs card printer, &C., but we
don't find him. Wonder where he is.
Our Lincoln hotel looks rather
lonely, as the proprietor and family,
Mr.. G. f.. Varney, have not vet return
ed from Fon du Lac, Wis.
The school teacher at Downieyille
has been obliged to leave the school for
incompetency, and Merrill Barton, OF
this place, has been engaged to finish
the winter term.
"A few of the scholars OF the Metho-
dist Sabbath school met at the residence
of their Sabbath school teacher. Mrs.
Nathan Page, for an evenings visit and
an oyster supper, on Thursday, the
18th.
e. ID. Draper, of this place, has
been taking orders for picture frames
in Huntington TO be made by j. j.
Rhodes. Any person consulting with
Mr.. Draper or Mr.. Rhodes can get good
frames made 10 order at reasonable
prices.
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SI'1RKSBORO.

Thomas Morrison, Esq, son OF
Nathan Morrison of this town, who has
been for several years in the practice oi
law in Chicago, was married In Grand
Haven, Michigan, January 0. The
Grand Haven Newsstand journal ,'after
speaking of the sound of merry bells
and voices on that particular morning
adds:
owe refer to the marriage of Thomas
Morrison. Il prominent lawyer OF chi
cago, to Miss Lucy Bcckwith, Youngest
daughter of II. Deckwith, leading citi.
zen of the village of Spring Lake. The
ceremony was performed At the resi-.
dencc of Mrs. j. ID. Hancock, sister OF
the bride, by the Reverend j. II. Suth.
erland, OF Grand Haven, in the pres
ence of few of the moro intimate
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison. II
was rs cheerful as was possible, where
all felt that they were losing one of the
best of friends and society one of its
brightest gems. After partaking of al
elegant spread, the bridal party took
their departure for their future home
Chicago, followed by the traditional
old shoes, and the earnest and heartiest
wishes of their numerous friends"
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WHITING.

Mr.. X. ID. Needham loaded car OF
potatoes this week, at Leicester June
ton, paying forty-flvc cents for Ear.y
Rose, and forty cents for other kinds.
AS Mr.. Warren Ketcham was going
to his work of chopping, last Monday
morning, he accidentally slipped and
fell upon the ice in such Il way that his
axe came across his wrist, scverng the
cords of his hand, and nearly opening
the artery. DR.. Wright was called and
dressed the wound. 1t is in fair way
of recovering.
The Rev. Mr.. Flower, of the Union
church, was called to Sudbury last Sab
bath morning, TO preach funeral SER
mon on the death of Mr.. Jedediah
Hyde. Consequently no sermon from
the desk. A very instructive sermon
was read, however, taken from II. W.
Beecher's collection. Text, ''Thy will
be done"
"A very pleasant donation visit oc-
Cured at Elder Smiths, on the evening
of the 18th. Quite delegation from
Orwell were present, and we noticed
several from Cornwall, among whom
were Hon. II. j. Jones and wife. The
townspeople quite generally testified
by their presence their appreciation of
the labors and services of their pas
tor. The evening hours sped all too
quickly away, begulled by music and
song and pleasant interchange of
thought. The usual oyster supper was
dispensed with, as occupying too much
time, but we think no one felt disposed
to complain; but one and all went away
perfectly satisfied. The receipts of the
evening we understand were not far
from forty dollars.
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Items Oft.rand Lodge

The annual session of the Grand
Lodge of |. o. of G.. r.. for the state OF
Vermont convened at Hammond's Hall,
in Ludlow, and commenced the exer.
cises on Wednesday morning, the 10th
inst.
The officers of the Grand Lodge were
generally in attendance, and the sever.
al lodges of the state were well repre-.
sented. The gathering was very pleas
ant and profitable, and we think the
meetings will result in great good to
the cause of temperance in this state.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Rev. Elisha Fol.
som, Craftsbury, G.. w. G. t.; A. r.
Straw, Cambridge, G. w. c.: Mrs. A
p. Upper, Middlebury, G.. W. v. t.;
Frank Plumley, Northfield, G. w. S.
Geo. A. Wattles, Bennington, G.. w
Treas. j. II. Cleveland, Brookfleld, G.
W. Auditor; Mrs. III. G.. Batchelder
Plainfleld, superintendent Juvenile
Temple. Delegates to the Rt. w. G.
Lodge, G. S. Stanton, Roxbury; II
NJ. Mott, Brandon. Altcrnates, Mrs
NJ. A. Pomeroy, Franklin; #. +. Smith
Cabot. The newly elected officers were
duly installed, Thursday afternoon.
The closing session. on THURSDAY
evening, was public and devoted to the
discussion of the cause of temperance
by number Of able speakers who were
present upon the occasion.
NJ. j. STEARNs,
Delegate Lincoln Valley Lodge
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lJ-EJ'BPTDGE.

The sick here are improving, with
! the exception of Mrs. w. G.. Stnrievant,
who remains very feeble.
e. ii, Fisk's man Lewis has gone to
West Cornwall to establish himself in
business. lie gave good satisfaction
here, especially in horse shooting.
--Sturtcvant & lsham is the new firm
just in operation here, for the repair of
clothes wringers. Opposition is the
life of trade and prices are down.
Insurance assessments of the Yer
mont Mutual Fire Insurance Company
are payable this month to tho agent and
only this month. Read the penalty for
non-payment on your policies.
The temperance union is to contin-
ne the discussion of "The duty of its
members at the polls" at the meeting
next month. 1t retains Dca. James as
president for the ensuing year.
"A series of meetings are i'll progress
Mt the Congregational church, with SER
vices every evening this week. Rev.
Mr.. Winchester of Bridport and Bacon
of Shoreham have been assisting. The
best of results are hoped for.
The Grand Army Post, assisted by
others outside, are about TO bring ont a
war drama, for the benefit of the "NIon-
ument fund" Preparations are being
made on grand scale, and it promises
to be a iirst-class entertainment. Due
notice will he given TO all through the
press.
The donation party last week was
very pleasant affair. The net profits
were not as large as upon some former
occasions, but were perhaps all that
could be expected, considering the pres
ent hard times. All seemed TO enjoy
themselves, and nothing occurred to
mar the enjoyment of any.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-01-25
NORTH FERRTSBTRGU.

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a, ~ re,,gious or teViVa' ,lee.'ns
a u s.''i commune" ut INC Ne'hou'S'
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Several cases of diphtheria have
again appeared in the western part of
this town.
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ne iasl quarterly meollng OF ine
present conference year occurs at the
N'e'hodis' chnrch, next SaDDa'h.
NJ II Ala, hos en- ia, ,o,oyo,od
from Ills ;n;nr;ns os to ottcnd serv;ces
,t tho cbnrch. also lie hua;nass cnoooo.
mems somewhat "