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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-12-12

Mr.. o. W. Dean is teaching in dis
trict No. I. The school commenced
Nov. IL.
The school in district No. o, com
menced last Monday. Mrs. Ida Caper
is the teacher. ...
Miss Cahee of Whiting il teaching
IN district No. 4. The school comrnenc.
ed about the 1st of Nov. us
\ The school in district No. 2, com.
menced week ago last Monday. Miss
Lizzie Hooker is the teacher In that
district. nA
The past season has been favorable
for the growth of crops raised here, and
the bountiful barvests have well com
pensated the husbandman for the labo,
bestowed upon the fields.
III. w. Chamberlin contemplates
teaching vocal music this winter. His
services for a portion of the time have
already been engaged; and we hope
that he will have the patronage that he
is so worthily entitled to receive.
Some guard fence has been erected
by the selectmen, at some of the dan
gerous places on the highway, and IL IL
hoped that they will continue in such
work, until the dangerous places on the
highway are among tho things that
were.
The singing school which A. w.
Barnard of Franklin Co., N. Y, taught
here, has closed; but we hope that the
interest which has been manifested in
vocal music during the progress of the
school will not abate, as is often fhe
case when the school closes.
"A "pound party" at the town hall
about three weeks since, for the benefit
OF Rev. Mr.. Hathaway, was an occasion
long to be remembered by those who
were there. The ladies set tables with
delicious eatables, which were free TO
all present. Headings, Rotations and
an essay upon female suffrage that clio
tied some discussion and considerable
merriment, made the occasion very en-
Joyable. The net proceeds were about
eleven dollars.
More buildings have been erected
here this year than usual. Arnold and
Hiram Aver have built nice farm
house on the site where j. ". Morgan's
house formerly stood. j. w. Atwood
has built nice horse-barn on the site
OF the old barn, which was formerly
owned by James Carson, Esq. Perry
|. Aver has built large addition tohs
horse-barn. John and Charles Gale
nave built a large, commodious barn,
Joining it on to another large barn. IL.
q. and s. l.. Churchill have built a
dwelling house and recently moved in
to it: Stephen Sails of Forestdale, has
repaired the barn and erected a she'd on
his farm here, where Albert Fletcher
resides.
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S1IISBIRH

The great religious interest fos the
past ten weeks is beyond anything of
the kind ever before Known in Sails
bury. God has blessed the efforts ofhis
faithful servants, Rev. Harvey Van
Decar and those associated with him.
and not lcss.iliap scventy-iive have be-
come new creatures IN Christ Jesus.
Many of the QDnseifs meNhead of fam
lilies from iorfyio sevoady-ilve years OF
age. The most of those who have start
cd in thenew life, live within short
distance Of The village. Our earnest
PRAYER is ihat'ihe gracious work may
90 on until every hoase in the town
sha become vocal with tho praises Of
God. Revival meetings win CONNIE nee
il the church in West Salisbury ID q
fcwsCl fl,ey Mr.s. yanDecar is the
pastor of boi hi clmrches. VIC give AM
the praise and the glory TO Sod COS
what he has done, aud expect showers
of blessings yet 70 come. $40. Il plg
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.aAllllsbpEu ,ReQls!ter,
Notices.

~. ~ - Is.
W pno" ware az Ai".n o
-Cnfls'mas cards al Aloens
to1n ,en' ~, e s.a,Soa,s
oneePsN'u ~ W. ~ =,
s,orO osN7 ~ -,'s''
''.. 4. 90 ounf !, Man
news ~''''' ~ - - = s.
nv pav norx barrels at Shell
don's.
Holiday goods just received at DIR.
Plumley's- nv
-Florida oranges and lemons at
Manney's.
-ovsters for 25 and so els. per quart
at Colby's.
Buy your chest protectors at DR..
Plumley's.
All Kinds %: stationery at DR..
plpmlev,s'
nFn ,Hss. oh0on
at Aiden,s, IPTstT'h .-f
~; iii. .,, ,,onor aud ,y;,dou
ss,,aaes ~ t' 'xl5,,n W. r'i''' ""N
ill., -, ~ NJ Cho,.r G. CO.'S
..,LnIoni u. -. ""p'n"'' -"
az "hoicsa'e Piises. - - u a. ~
sao5--sA, few child's overcoats and ulsfers,
at low p'1ces' at ponos'
81 Diarios,y 1880. ''Excelsior" the
best. Sold by Wy. S. Alden. 1ii
-I,o,idov goods arriving daily at
Alden,s, Cali and examine n'f'
Victims violin strinos. tifes. accor-
a.. aaa.,, s,rds setpn, krd5aa,s =
AsAAeseps' Ivy s'lsss" " F s''s %
nc lby syG sases on 'ano
=, I" go ~ $3.50 '''s ''o''''
Subscribe for newspapers and mag
razines at Alden sand saye'money,
t1sd4AJAl. sFioI,iy Chests of choice teas at n.
=: - IN. Chapman y Co.'s at old prices.
.nt4 scobdyr candvi Five hu,,drcs
srss,nrSas az MN new ot 90 c1s aunun2
iss, - s1s Z Sssft. p"ss'f
V 80 .l--aA car load Of. grass seed just re-
go Sny;,,r now ,sV1ss cav n'''es ~
"a ~sS 20 - So,
ssiig ., --Ats DR.. Plnnley's everything in
.,usI the lowest living prices.
- D;.,;as- Go, 1880 ;nst ,oco;ved ot
DR.. Plnmlev,s, Call and examine he
fore buying elsewhere. y-sss
: sspss...,.,..o.,.ss "a
sx.,t~tEpN t,s,sa ~ liz -
s0EA IA ~ oa,ostl Uo,,st NV ,s,,;I ZOE
j. AZ. ssSssi "a ~ a. ,oo,,' -"
~" ''' 90 '''. y ~ set
Nv "a new Estcy organ will be ordered
from the factory for any person desiIlng
IS : 10 purchase, for about half price. Only
- one chance. Call at this ofiice.
-. u L sba, dan q, 10. are;t,rensred to Eur.
. n;sb ans Hint that the pnbIic wantsin,
D - 9he unaof oroceries. ,IrpSs' and medi.
c;nes' Sed,s. 4 hoes md rubbers. ~
ssf, ,W1 n rao n r,n,, i s,. on noa
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..,Iocal News :
FOR ft6h' paper. -
1t has settled into mud.

Get your job printing done pit the
ca a Register ,stesps job lrilllipg Office a.,
On IA AThe Good Tenlphns occupied their
alisneKl hall foIftle.ilrstine last Saturday
, Z. q. ,snightss -, v4r
. so st---Go and see asd lcm "Tral by
go. .sJury.se, 4 a;nigh, Al will bic d" big
q. ! @;tthing,lssa ~
=as-s sick "A iarge' u amber from this town at
:. - tended the Good Templars Union at
s..siasY ergennes Ia & "Wednesday. -.
40 q y : Fslnswolih & Chapman have put
ss,sT iita new set Of scales III front of their
81 q store IN place .ef the old ones.g
slsa io--p We expect 10 give the report of the
Sc. : sss Good TemlHar's Union at Vcrgennes,
no last "Wednesday, in oursnext issue. ~.
"a 4 Two ss eaahnes Of chess are now in
~ progress ~ tlic match by corresponds
aI NseRce, beiwes Illhe Rntlandsand Middle
. =. bury clubs s.=es.. .sis-i a.- 81,
.ss.s.-ss-1 Cot Edwin s. sStoweII, of Corn
sss wall SIS coniJed 10 his house., but we
go trust the feports of his condition are
.zss exaggcrateqs,Si ,.sa q. sssis.a 49,.
Our last issue was delayed longer
than We expected, bnt we trust there
were few who did not think it was bet
"teH'aiea than neyera on" "a
Mr. ON Nichnls n former com
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! hEldxSnkf

9 = Efforts arc being made 20 secure a
second ierlnof finging classes for Mr..
Barnard this winter. A meeting will
be held SATURDAY evening of this week
10 deliberaic and decide npon tie mat
ter. We thh,k h would add materially
10 the social employment of oar Young
people toy Encourage these classes aud
sustain Whatever effort may DO cxandd.
ed 70 make them prosperous,
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ADDISON.

Another son has recently made
glad the heart Of ID. M. Norton Hass.
Jack Frost is endeavoring to close
Lake Champlair With his cutlt rctched
arms. nv h1D ~ fiHN gvuf5.
Several Of oar generous ladies
have been making bedquilts for the
IfChildren's home 1T Burlhgtdn. - O,
MAKERS of steam healing apparat us
and the electric light shotlla send esti-
mates to the to~n clerks new office.
We would suggest that IL be. mounted
on q steam carriage that IL may be
readily moved.gsiF e3 s7f - .ul4oc
Rev. Mr.. Wilson and 1adyof Cold
Water, Mich, are in town. They rep
resent new religious belief and call
themselves AsscmbIyists. We are not
posted as to their doctrine, but we be-
ievc that thoy are nearer to Bible truth
than some other. sects. We hone TO
learn more of this matter. ~ 'nh'
Deferred Items. fsoh emo 10 - In
Mrs. Tlros. Wilcox.is better.
-, How about The Addison Dramatic
Club? 100 ..Ss.ss
|I|
The "Gage Palace" Is approaching
completion. 'ta'l
sszOne -four farmers finished digging
potatoes Nov.29. 81 M a0an
! On farmers have plowed an un-
usually large amountrN ,,fo'.
st-G. waNortonlost available horse
LAST week. cauep unl,nnunr .s
ed Wilcox' has put up large
and convenlent shed on the Bishop
place. ~. ""s'I
-"What makes the Assemblyists
gain in sirength?-'cos they preach BIZ
BILE more than some ministersr e.iss-
Tho Baptist Church will not use
the church for tmix6d, lectures this
winter; they are referred to the town
hall.
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LON tie 9TH Of dee Nh.s.9W. W.
Cwrrner had .pansits ~ an blpom in
berEsardqn. Who Gao. heatflis.a
1gH lft4t -, 20 max ,siiod
- IheFe wiiiihckarfosste snpncr at
The haluoi, the tl,.iou sehorclf III Gram-
81 llr; on Netinesdqv eye; Dec, I, fnr
the licneiItpf f;eir 5ohil Bpz1eiL -
lie4 .f..iM. H,fhBara afppcdop the leo
and disloesiede d shoulder, Noy, "a.
an'i Mrs. ppvld Webster fell on the
.kiirheu nnor, Dec .,.,ia,d .dislocated
her shoulder. aud Robert AIcD onald
was 'ilr,wnf IN q wseon and dis locat-
ed llis Shoplder AMI 'bi9ks in his nsse
'''abin n9r .ssira aaiie els3 "a.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-12-12

n9N, 10 set asl,
IApofe ytriBelf day and hight, !
too iaurh without az creisn; work i
i1rd wiihini irsil;1 ,loctor all the tin
take nll ne vile.n2 strinns advcriis,
and den . 90 WIN 90 kpoN
f4If. 1o1-A il-dAilll llc-l LI6 N
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-12-12
GRfylILLE.

Silas O.. ZONES Killed bear that
weighed two handfed and iifty, seven
pounds and yielded ter gallons Of oil.
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DoWt4 sf.Men

MileIl IS aNsWeTfll lIlflhroe words
Take Hop bhicrf See other colum,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-12-12

L.
The fUllowing receipt was recSa-
ed from friend accompanying q ind bf
whiskey, and Thinking HERE might be
some Of your readers using tho article
and not understanding It's nature, we
send tito you for publication. y. H.,e.
al send you-one gallon of the -sWorId
Renowned Elixir,' the great life pie-
serving balm, distilled and prepared by
the Great Physician, his Satanic Mnies-
ly, of Hull, Mass. in the Lake Regions, ,
accompanied by a few directions for
its use.
"On retiring for llc nisLtlake from
half TO Two thirds Of d tlim Bier full of
the rbalmY aud ii restless and uneasy
repeat the dose, and continue 10 do so
until it shall produce q calm and dream,
less sleep. This is properly called "a
night-cpp. Rise early and bcfore
dressing take q siill o, e,opcner. Sing
If so disposed II not, whistle around
until breakfast Is ready, Then take q
Irregular and go about Your business
Take another regular before dinner aud
supper, commencing the night again on
retiring with the nighteap, las ths
The New York herald., 1879-09-01
POLITICAL.

CTATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE or THE sECRR-
? ss s.s[s of asans !sy % as
S Sa tn. the kcs ss
Monday Of November CNovombcr 4th) the following
officers are TO DO sise eted-to Wit
A Lieutenant Governor in the place Of William Dor
A Secretary of State, in the place of Allen g Beach:
Gomp,roiler in IN the place q Frederic r ocott'
An Attorney General in the place OF Augustus schoon
Engineer and Surveyor. in the place Of Horaso
XII whose terms Of Office will expire the las. day OF
of the county Of Richmond and the First
Third Fifth Sixth Eighth and Fou.teeenth wards Of the
said city that within Roosevelt street Chatham street.
Sip aud Ess, River ali that portion Of he ward o
said city that lies within Housco street. Hancock street.
snS E
of the Eleventh aud ~.ris Of city
Of Sew York and all tina, portion Of the tSuIs ward o.
Roosevelt street and East River
poseS Of sash and Of city Of
New York all that portion Of the Fifteenth ward o. g. sd
Ehtoenth and Twenty nrs. ward. Of said eisy that lies
within Fourteenth street. Thirteenth street. Third avenue
Also senator for Eighth senate district composed
portion of tho Ninth q said that ie. within Io
Fourieenh aad North Riyor all that portion q
the Fifteenth ward Of ,ad city that lies west Of Broad
wards wthn street. Thr
tcth street, broadway and SIKH avenue. s that
portion OF the Twentieth ward of said city that lies within
T~entsixth street. Thirssth street, Sixth avenue and
North River
Also senator theiNinth Senate district, composed
all city So% YORK ss cas-.
VI Third avenue, and Blackwells Island.
Also Senator Tenth Sanate district, composed
OF =. ,hs, portion Of the Twentieth and wards
Fortich street. Third aud Eighth avenue all that
OF the Nineteenth OF sau city that lies west
of Third and all that portion of the Twelfth and
Twenty second wards that lies of Eighth svcnue.
Wards aud Randalls islands.
Also senator tor the Eleventh Senato district. CON-
tho Twont wards of tho
Twentieth Twcnty of said city that los
within rhrtcth street spuyten Duyv Creek Eighth ave-
aud Hudson River
County officers also to be tod for said county:
Twenty four members of Assembly
A sheriff, in tho OF Bernard Reilly.
County Clerk In tho place of Hubert u Thompson,
pointed by the Governor In tho place OF Henry Gumbe
AJudgo OF the Court of Common Pleas tho place of
Miles Beach, appointed by the Governor I'LL the
occasioned by the death OF Hamilton W. Robinson
Two justices OF the Marine Cour In tho place OF David
McAdam and Horny Akor
Justice OF the District Court FOR tho Seventh Judicial
district In the place Charles d. Insorso appointed by
In tho place OF Walter H. Pnckney removed
Justice Of the District Court for Tenth Judicial
district In tho place OF John X. Flanagan.
Three Coroners Ia the placs OF Richard Fianaxan Henry
wotman and Richard Croker all of whose torns OF onco
will expire en- the last day of Deccmber next
ALLEN q. BEACH,
Secretary of StatA
SurRIrrs OFyIcK.
CIry AND COUNTY or NEW foRk.
certify that tho foregoing i a copy OF tho Election
Notice received by this day from the Secretary "
BERNARD REILLY
Sheriff Of tho city and county Of Now York.
The New York herald., 1879-09-01

PROPER CLASSIHICATI0N.
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BoARbERs % sf1 w4SrEp-an rref-esa fscr-s,A s., col,
sRoSRLHs soasp ro Ls4
BRooRLYS I1S1I:sn REAL sG ssrArR FOE SALE, p.u.s
sgsSHss
Enks c1 kEA5 NE SsIATk y3s col
co1cnXEN AND GxR6sNERs--i.ru pAss-4sA and
ScosAsT%isE srEANsa1 r.s.-ls. and ID col.
SSSSThS SSS!IS sSSSP;2s fss.1ssa 81 e.
DOCS, birds. &c.--isr PAeS-sd COL q
Nf cGSesIsI HousEs IEr yuRS1sHED AND
sunoPhxN E.ss PnssI.. s col
EEXGUhsIoNsI2p E; HsI ; rAss-sd "a 30 and 4th cola
sSs sSoas sasS ss SrArrxrsrs TO LET
ygENirGRE--1sr r faes,.stS ras sa sSs col
hNEf fss sS coli.
HGkns H1ks s fa ssd ss 9Th coll.
faess sas &C.
!NsTRUCTIoNnisr pAaEnith col
MAChINERY--Iaun PAaE--6rh col.
sSEK9 AND ptssss rAc.a col
sHSlqAhas1 sHw n1eas.a col r.ene.A co.,
fiAKSFokTE dkGANs psenss Scsr rAa.h col
POLITICAL-1sr PAGE--itb col
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT--2p PAGE-ith col
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTlON-2D PAGE-4th col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE--2D PAGE 18th col.
KESTAURANTs-l2rn pAcE.5th col
SITUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGx-lst I'd
and Sd coils
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-l2ru PAGx-4th col.
SPECIAL NOTiCES-lsr PAGE-1st I'd and 3D. coils
SPORTING, BOOKMAkING, &C.-1sr PAGK-3d col.
bTORAGK-f2TH PAGR-6th col.
SUMMER RESORTS-2p PAGx-6th COL
rlIE TRADlsS-1.rH PAGE-5th col
THE TURF-1sr PAGk-3d col
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2p PxuR-lfhc col.
rRAvELI u RS GUIDE-2D PAcE-2d col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS'TO LET
2D PAeK--5th col.
WATCII rs. JEWELRY. &C-l2rH PAGE-6th,col
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO PAA.E--Ath col.
The New York herald., 1879-09-01
DIRECTORY poR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. loe5 BROADWAY
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR THE RECEPTION OP
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS. AD-
vERrIsEhENrS PRESENTED BEFORE EIGHT
O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING ABB INSURED
PROPER CLASSIFICATION.
The New York herald., 1879-09-01

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The New York herald., 1879-09-01

SHERIrrs OFyIcK.
CIry AND COUNTY NEW YORK,
July 81 1870
certify that tho foregoing copy tho Election
Notice received by this day from the Secretary "
stale. ..
BERNARD REILLY,
Sheriff Of tho city and county Of Now York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-02-05

The President has sent the following nom
inations of collectors of customs to the SEN
ate; Ebenezer I. Fox, Bangor Jefferson
W. Sargent Kcnnebunk; James A. Hall,
W Wnldohoru'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-02-05
HalloWell Local News.

The house of Mr.. Henry ID. Stevens of
Chelsea. opposite this city, was buraei early
on Monday morning last. Insured for S,+5G,
which will probably about cover the loss.
Furniture partially saved. The family were
awakened by cat making an unusual noise
in the chamber and when Mr.. Stevens arose
to ascertain the cause of the commotion, he
found the upper part of the house in flames,
past remedy; and by the time allwere aroused
aud safe from personal danger, the entire
building was on fire Defective chimney was
the probable cause of the disaster.
The fourth lecture of the Library course
will be given on Thursday evening next, Feb.
6, in the Baptist church, by Rev. Henry s.
Carpenter, of Hollis-st. church, Boston.
The Hughes Brothers are making arrange
mcnts for their concert in this city, and all
the little folks in town appear to be acting as
agents for the sale of tickets. There will un-
doubtedy be a full house, as almost every
family in the city will be represented
A series of missionary meetings of unusual
interest have been held in st. Matthews
church in this city the present week.
Three more car loads of oil cloths for Chi
cago, H.. were shipped from this city by the
Messrs. Sampson, the prcsentweek. Messrs.
Wilson & Co, are shipping large quantities to
various sections of the country. The cotton
factories are also doing good business. Hal
lowell industries are prospering to goody
extent
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-02-05
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Sunapee Observation-Disclosures of
the Affair.

CoScoRp, February 4. The particulars of
the murder or homicide committed in Suna-
pee, Sunday, are as follows:
The victim. Richard G. Angel, was about
60 years native of the town. Henry ii.
Hayes has made his home at Angell's most of
the time for the last six months. He has
sick child living with his mother, about one
mile from Ansel's house. Mrs. Angel prom
ised to watch with the Child during the night,
but not coming as soon as expected, Hayes
started for Angels to accompany her to see
the child, and meeting her near her house, at
her request went back with her. because she
said ANGEL was on spree, and she did not
know as she ought to leave him.
While there dispute arose between Mr..
and Mrs. Angel, which became general, and
Angel ordered Hayes to leave the house, or
lie would take his life
Angel secured large pruning knife and
made lunge at Hayes, who picked up
piece of wood and struck Angel on top of the
head and stunned him, cutting a deep cash,
which bled freely.
This occurred about o'clock in the eve
ming, and Angel lay most of the time in
stupor, breathing heavily, until Monday
morning. when he died.
Hayes is about - years of age has n wife
and two children; has had trouble with his
wife, who with a child left him six months
ago, and went to live in Newport. He is an
active appearing man, but had bad reputa7
tion.
There were two or three witnesses, two of
whom were sons of Angel, aged l3 and Is.
Mrs. Collins, living in another part Of the
house, also heard the talk.
Hayes went to Newport and gave himself
up, and will probably be tried Immediately.
Pedestrianism.
l..
contest here to-day, between DrIscol Of Port
land and Locke of this city, a distance of 80
miles, for purse of $50 side, resulted in IA
victory for Locke, Drscol withdrawing on
the 33d mile Locke continued until the Seth
mile. then Withdrew, taking the money.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-02-05
ITCHING PILES.-

L lie symptoms
are moisture like perspiration, intense itch
ing, increased by scratching, very distress
ing, particularly at night as if pin worms
were crawling in and about the rcctum, the
private parts are some times affected; if al
lowed to continue, very serious results may
follow. DIR. SwAYNE's ALL HEALING ONT
MENT is pleasant, sure cure.
HOME CURES. We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were us
above described. the use of Swaync's Oint-
ment in short time made perfect cure.
J. W. Christ. Boot { Shoe House, 344 N.
ID st. +. c. WErMAN, Halter, 8 $. Eighth
ST., Phila.
Reader. if you are suffering from this dis
tressing Complaint or letter, Itch, Scald
Head, Ring Worm, BARRIERS Itch, any Crus-
ty, Scaly, Skin Eruption, use Swayne's
Ointment and be cured. Sent by mail to
any address on receipt of price, Gin curren-
cy or postage stamps), 80 cents a box, three
boxes Sl.25. Address letters, DR. Swayne &
Son, $50 n. Sixth St. Philadelphia. No
charge for advice. Sold by leading drug
gists Partridge Bros, agents for Augusta
sept20teod&wtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-02-05
Local anD State Mems.
Wednesday, February 8, 1879.

1t is expected that the next time the editor
of the National Democrat is called upon to
temperance, he will put on his white vest as
sumo one of those wooden smiles peculiar
to his pleasant face, make his little bow, and
begin with these words: "Gcntlemcn hold
in my hand copy of this evenings edition Of
the National Democrat, containing an adver-
tisement informing you where you may OBJ
tain the best rum. gin, brandy, &C." Fu-
multuous applause.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-02-05

letter has been received by a gentle
man in this city, from the Rev. James +.
Wade, former pastor Of the Christian church
on Cushnoc Heights. He resigned his charge.
several months ago on account ofpoor health.
He is now residing at Portage, Wood County,
Ohio, twenty-five miles from Toledo lie
writes that he often thinks of his friends, at
Augusta, and adds that he feels that he mis-
used no one and did not shun to declare the
whole counsel of God. His health is improv-
ing and he is in hopes soon to he able toagain
enter the ministry and preach Christ more
fervently than ever.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-02-05
Valuable Mill Property for Sale

VINHE frame. water and steam power saw mill. for
l. merly owned by tholate n. O. Mitchell situate
ON Dam No. |, Gardiner. Maine. Building i2Ox i2o
two stories with basement and contains the follow
machinery: One board circular, complete and ample
room for another: endless chain with drag saw; one
Drake Shingc Machine one Clapboard Machine new
Gang Edger and Ross Lath Machine with bolter; so
ii. l.. Engine and Boiler: Belts and Shafling, all in
first class order and ready to start up at Con-
nected with the mill Is n safe boom ground, ample
piling ground Office. stable and sheds. Will be sold
at II bargain il applied for nj once.
Also building 30x60, tW stories, formerly used
plaster mill, which asily be adapted to other
manufacturing purposeses For further informatio ion
apply to JOSIAH NANCY & SONS, Gardiner, Me.
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