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hfEMrH1s, Tenn, Mnrch 11.-Ta-nteht at tho
conclusion Of the tragedy OF VErginias (" at
tho Memphis theatre John Mccullough was
called before the curtain and presented BY Col.
j. N. Heating, Oh behalf Of tl4o citizens OF
Memphis, With an elegant costly gold badge.
The presentation was made In grateful rcinc.n-
blance Of thu generosity Of Mr. McCullouRlI,
WHO contributed thu gross receipts Of tllr per
fornntco lust full TO aid the fever stricken pco-
pl0 Ut the South. The audience was Que Ut the
largest and most fashionable ever congEegatod
within tho wal!a Of tho theatre. Tho euthu.
stalsul was uuuQuu1el.
, 1879-03-12
A AKFS-ruCkr EPISODE.

ClNo1nNArE March 1l.-Saturtlay nlght q
purity of fifteen masked men called at tue resl+
denco Of William Moore. a hrotter Of Ben
Groom, tho cattle king, Of Winchester, KY,
aud told him TINT unless ile made Ill immediate
settleneut OF his debts ha must leave
the county, AIuoro procured \ shot
Cun md fired Into tho crowd. Tho latter !ired
yolley III answer, feu shots taking elect In
, 1879-03-12

t.ou1svtrLE, KY, htnrcl, t1.-1hc t,oiv OF
Thomas Higgins, mn 1risn.nan, wns found In
Dcargrass Creek, in the eastern part Of the
city, tt-tiny by colorcu girls. Tho head Of the
t,cccascd wns covered with horrlb!o wounds,
which indicated That ho had been murdered.
Tho body. was yory mitch jccomposcd. Tho
police have discovered no cicw 10 tic murderer.
The Coroner held IN inquest, md returned
verdict that the deceased had come 10 ILLS tient'l
!,y in{urtca inflicted by sotue unknown person.
Higgins was railroad ctnpfoye.
, 1879-03-12

EpYf1dE 7JI1ET1fH
ROCHELLE. H., March 11.-Alr. Isaiah Van
Loon, Of thi3 city, agcl II, und we'll tstcomcd,
died suddenly Inst evening. Ho appeared to bo
In usual good hca!th during lie Jay, md ato
heartily nt slipper. In the evening ho went to
the barn TO sec that all was right Tor tho night
Returning to tho house, as ho entered tho door
he cried out. "NY,fc, IN, ilying !" uni the blood
gushed from mouth mud nnstrlls. Ile!p was i'm.
nledlatcly summoned, With no ayall. In fifteen
minutes he Maa dead,
, 1879-03-12
COMING WEST.

New YORK, alarch 1l.-A party Of th!rtY-four
New York street boys Was started this afternoon
for homes on farms In Kausas by Whitelaw
1scid, who used thus portion Of tho fund Of
$1,000 given him by stranger from the Interior
OF Now England fnr aus charitable use he might
seect. slr. Reid aIso sent West six destitute
fatnlics. numbering In all iuFty-lwo touls.
'tlcse families mostly intended also to begin
life again uu farkllJ.
, 1879-03-12
ONE YEAR,

ST. LOUIS, No., March lib. q. Lester nnd
". F. johnson, arrested last Friday Tor rubbing
tic mull on tho st. Louis, Iron Mountain &
Southern Ra!1rond, plcadcd guilty in the United
States District Court today, mud wcro scn-
fenced to one year each in the Pen[tcntfary.
, 1879-03-12

MEMPHIS, Tonn., March 1t.-Georgc ". Pan
koy, conductor, was shot and Instantly Killed
this morning ut Tuscumb[a, Ala, by Arthur ".
Moran. night train-dtspatcIlcr. Norm was trtod
this afternoon for the o1fcnae md discharged,
II being proved he acted tn setf.defcnec.
, 1879-03-12


CoEuvnus, O., March 1l.-Astdo from fresh
evidences Of attempted tncenliar!sm in the
city, nothing Inns transplrcd to create alarm
among the people to-duy. No fires hare oc"
Cured, although several attempts to apply the
torch during the storm last night were tltscov-
cred In time to defeat the Object. In the east-
crn part Of town number OF Suspicious char-
actcrs wcre fired on by tho military, bnt tnade
thefr escape throwing iaway their fuaca in their
retreat. No wcll-detlncd p1nn has yet been
adopted by tic police authorities looking toward
tho relcase Of Tic military guard, much dlssat-
1sfactlon being expressed that no more thorough
means are being adontcd By tho authorities, al-
though ali appropriation Of s10,001 has swen set
apart for that purpose. The security given by
the military has apparently anictcl tht npprc.
hcnsion OF danger. The continued discovery 0f
coal.ofl md sllaviugs indicates clearly tint my
sefaxatfon on the pArt Of the military mud pri-
yatc wntrhmcn would result in the recurrence
Of tnceudtary Ircs throughout the city.
, 1879-03-12

CLEVELAND, O.. March 11.-John X. Aroft-
halt. IN old antl respected citizen Of Marion o.,
was found tcad IN ILLS bed curly this morning.
with small hullet-ho'e in llis head, nnl the
bctl-c!otl,cs on fire. It is supposed to ho case
Of murder, robbery, md arson to prevent dis
c0Ycry.
, 1879-03-12
SPORTING EVENTS.
RoWefl and Hartman Still Hold
Ing a Big Lead.
Tho 1snglfahmnn q Sure Winner
if lie Can Hold Out.
VLeary Finds It Necessary to Brace Up
with Champagne.
Boyton Arrives at Cincinnati In
Bad1y Battered Condition.

s,...ai n.aa,rs n RI T.i.ur.
Nrw YomK. sfnrch 11.-Tnc crowds nt gIl~
more,s uar,len t"slny were rs largc rs on Mon.
s'ay. Tie contestants did not change their reia-
ttve positions, howell holding tlrat place. 1Ior.
r1man SECOND, Ennis third, u,ul U't,rary
tagging far IN tho rear. Thc 7;nt, tuy.:
F" O,Icary's friends counted him ont Of The race
t,!s m or,1,nr, claim 10 was In no trim for The
trylng LASH hE.l !'at '"A CONSTITUTION nus bech
shattefea ov MS former numerous e.hauet'he
"a'Rs' ~ is e'n'Ecu ''"t l'"ar "is"' 'as1 nc
escaped from MIA bacXers ann went on hart!
spree. Early thts morning he dranktwo bump
crs Of champagnc, md nil tho morning insisted
,m =" "",t'E ~ ," .,'".ss ~ ~
Until bis hackers threatened TO desert him II he
did not obey them. At midnight, owing to frc-
oucnt stops, he had made but 1Gt mics. lie
anncarcd aoou after /, however, lool<lu. much
,,",.as ~, .,oron ~ viii rantd,r h,nho ,'o,1
oet'cr' h'u pcsam ~ "o'h i"ppo's' 1At " "c uau
covered nearly t65 miles.
KowolI trottcd along, Though suffering great
agony from blister on the left heel which
cnused him to ston often for dreastnr.
Iu'tu A. n.ao ~" hnv,nv ,oaIr Tn mIlc, no ] rcs,ch
~ o'o1' "us''s ,'eo o' ,., s, -" -. ~.
lcit leg nau given "a5l oas t''s h!s tFa'ne. ~
nlcd. lie appeared again nonat III, anu Kept
ss s h|, np !. Within five mics M Of I the best
two.aays wa.k on fesofo co., ,,. no.,,,
t4a' t''AA neps "p .s :. ,'..ts ~ r'",i
"a uaY' AsepH aouus ~ '"I, oee ''0,
anu once eett!hR "nh,n n,o tn'cs VI A''n. na,s ~,
miles.
Ennis r.t,rcd wien ho had mado 1;5 rnt1cs,
.'"se a....., 49,, +, ~ a~oo,t"nt anra,,tar
ap sas rcc'eteu a ~ ~ e1euts eeus a"anao,
Hartman i. Is sa an l,nnt 'os" r. Ras
, 1879-03-12

Sptcia! Df&pafch to The Tribune.
LINCOLN, ILL.,. Nfarcl 1l.-Chaslcs ncrrirk, Il
German, living seven miles south Of Lincoln,
ahot his wife this morning. She cannot re-
cover. Family trouble wus the cause. lie Ia
not rot caught.
, 1879-03-12

PHILADELPHIA, March lI.-Ata meeting ot
the Philadelphia Iron Merchants Association
to.day tho psces Of all descriptions Of mcFehant
irou were advanced per cent.
, 1879-03-12


BosroN, March 0.-Thc Rev. John Weiss, the
cssayiat and lecturer, md leader anlong tho
Boston school OF Radicals, died hero to.day.
Ho has been III since Juno with pulmonary
trouble, and for several weeks 1t l,ns been
felt TINT he would never regain hiE
health, though It was not thought hts cnd
was SO near. Ills life has bccn u quiet
ami nncvcntful onc.W Ila was born in Boston,
md graduated ut harvard. ue was teacher
III tlle Clauncuy Hall Srlsool for q while, and
then entvrcd the l1arvard Trinity School. 1Io
was graduated tlercFronl, stttlicd Il winter at
the Heidelberg University, AMI then, returning
home. began to preach. lie wns ordained pas
tor Of the Unitarian Lhurch at Watcrtown In
1845. THIS eharEu he held abont two
years, rcslgnng 1t Mt tic end Of that
tInu because OF his strong Anti-Slavcry
connections, which wcrp obnoxious to too
many Of his hearers. llc was recalled, howovor,
in 1876, and LATER In 18ti?. In the iutcrim lu
preached IN New Bedford. anu later In the llol-
lis-Strect Church In thls cty. During the last
fifteen years lu has practically abandoned tho
pulpit to giyn his attention 10 literature, tfo
ts known better through his lectures than
through ILLS sermons. It is understood that
Mr. Weiss flas been Of late engaged OH 4 new
book on the immortal life. md TINT Nh cxa1ni-
nation Of his papers will tlfseloso the manuscript
Of It: but 1t Ii not ret known how nearly eonl-
pletGd 1t 1nny be, Or whether lto left any drce-
tions for its publication after bis death.
, 1879-03-12

EfneHHafs EnqAlrtr. ltFft u.
4 convention will bo held. III ttEs city on tho
Stss mat. to consider plans for the iaproytineht
Vt thus Ohio md Mississippi Rivers. A commit.
tee Of our Chamber III Gumnvrre-cousfstinK
Of Thomas Ser!ocIt. 1layl. tiibson, Ind Cupt.
James s. Wl1e-wlt have the Convention !u
, 1879-03-12

is very effective md entirely different from
ANYTHING ever before put on the stage. "Atsdre
Forticr" Is play original In It's conception. tn
its action, a.,Il in Its method OF presentation,
to bccomo rs popular as "T'l,r Exilc1.'
THE MITCHELL COMEDY COM
pASY.
10 The Editor of The Tribune.
V1cToR1A, Tex, March 4.-Thinkins that
perhaps few lines descriptive Of trip through
a country that Is utmost unknown TO the mn
joritv Of your readers might prove interesting
is my excuse for intruding upon your valuable
space, Our company is known Ms "Alitchel's
Comedy Company md comprises twenty
menbcrs,-a brass band atd orchestra, besides
full dramatic company -playlng oil the latest
productions in tho theatrical world. The COM
pany was organized In Chicago last August,
ind, after playing the larger cities OF Illinois.
Indiana, mud Missouri, started for the Lone
slar State, via Arkansas, nbout Oct. I, and
have visited erery town, village, anl hamlet in
the Slate north Of tile aboyc p1ace,-Victoria,-
md have met with the best success possible.
We left the railroad nj Austin and commenced
roughLng It, ID Mark Twin, by wagons.
Our "outnt" consists Of four covered
hacks and two lnrgo baggage-wacons,
III
life. Our company prcsenta ra4irr = formtda-
bic appearance, being armed with winchester
repeating rifles and Colts Improved slx-shopt-
era,-shc ouly recognized weapons In this coun-
try -apd thcY arc rcry necessary for ones
Bnfcty, as "Grcasersn are not oycr-aboye honest
II they think there is anY chat,ee Of ktnmpcl!ng
stock or stealInE nnYthInE they eau ret their
hands on. They resemble the Indians Us far a.
ron,auco is co,jcerncd,-only to be found in
dlmc.noycls, etc. They have to bc watched all
tile time, as thcg arc probably the most treach-
crous people m earth, u,,d while talking to a
mnn have very unpleasant habit Of sticking
knifo Into him md then relieving lltm of his
yauo,c.. They nrc too well known to need
my description from mv pen, 60 will not at
lar rs appreciation goes, as they laugh at the
most affecting scenes rs loudly as they do at the
most comicnl, but seem to enjoy themselves very
mich.
The interior towus in this part Of the country
arc tpr nt,cad Of The sumo stzed towns in the
North, having notter business houses md mora
wealthy merchants, carrying stocks Of g0otis
sfocks In Chicago or New Yoik. T1,e hotclH nre
also much better than tlIo1e OF the Northern
Stu,cs--tI,nt Is, In the SMALLER cities. We are
rcypI[u.. in ali The lu1urics OF the senson,-
Ic1tl,ec, green peas radlshes, aud al kinds OF
fruit. Oyetcys ure very plenty md very cheap,
20 cents t,,ishcl right fresh from the wascr.
There ia splendid opening here for live bust
some Of the poor, half-starrcd ''kntglits Of the
mil II in tic North can easily make comfort
af,in living with l,alf te work they now hare to
In. This ciinutu is probably as Healthy ns any
IN The UnitcI Sta,es, and Is particularly benz
iIcini to consuulptlvcs,- ,-Eoats' milk belng very
nle1,tv.-ant / dsiy any oi,c to keep confined to
;l,er roo,,1 bore, as ,hc houses arc built upon
, 1879-03-12
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Tia Master of the District Kul,ool onrrtl
hia CoIvl With Ca4weli'e S1lppery- Elm Lozen.ea.
Sold III Chicago by tiHek l. Rayi,er,
, 1879-03-12
-. p,ominent Citizens OF At
W. i.ota, Ca, Engage in Mortal
Combat.
svmpatl,tcs Of tho City AL"
'p' n,ost wholly OF, Ono
Side.
rh,ra Party Narrowly Escapes
11,ath Through an Error as
to Identity.
,,;,p a Murderer Out Of the Red-aot
" Oily Of Leadvillo.
r.. Massachusetts Supreme Court
Appoints d Sheriff to Hang
Devlin.

a4n e,rorv.
,...ta, 1,,natca 10 Iat 7,tsuns,
rr' In, March 11.-At8 O'Clock this
,,'s'ur " ,lo cty was startled by tic successive
r'aas " J n,s,o sl,ots In til, Ircasurcrs Office
n' .sa canI,o, A policeman breaking In tic
~ ,eo, discovered Col. X. A. Alston lying
os.s W.. door with the blood pouring from a
q ss, W. n r lila leai, utn1 Mr. Ed Cox lying near
". 'ssSs .ith n horrible wound In hts face, mid
~ s..: IN hts body. Treasurer Renfroo md
n w., S.1ma. principal Pcnttenttary keeper, wcro
u's ,..s orer A]ston an.l helping him to r!sc.
s.rs ..a,v NJ thc tragedy tint eliminated Ia this
49," ~. a, follows;
ss ~" "a Coz, who was tho assail-
~ -, A mariner OF Gen. Gordon in
u .,n.tet ,ease. about which 40 much
~ ~. s,sn ,a;d, When Col. A,ston was in
r,.hIncton Gen. Gordon authorized him to
''nh., Ib,ercst ia the loase, as llo wanted to
.,,s ii, hsuds Of The vt,olo matter. Coz had
.,,rfnc In sc1f his interest," also, md had
w. 'S,,ssd % to sc,I to one Mr.. Walters 1t ho could
,1..,., co,1on,s stIoro also. Atston found It
,saan,oa,, ,sI, advantage to sell to Mr. Howard
~ tdea 10 perAuadc lin to sell
y walters, and finally sntd ho would
t,,h.nn II hc didn't do It., A]stou tried to avoid
~, nv hus was doggcd by him all dny. At length
r., dew his knife, and told Alston that liz was
,,duq 10 kill him.
1I,ton saIa: "You wouldn't ktll IN unarmcd
-, uo11a yo,,ln
70. thcn said: II will walt for you to arm
.,anct"
t1tou vent toward Capitol 1lilf, bent upon
RISING trouble. lfc met Gov. ColduItt, who.
..,.e ro,,, ao.ror.+, c1,ornc+cr ,rem vnrv
rrh rhi|ar,hcd for Alston, to whom l,o was dc.
taedly attached. lie begged Atston to 20 to
notbce and rcma.n while he went to see Coz.
1l..oa raid: "You had better let me get
lp..un am! kill him, because know him, and
hE1ll kit nc II lon't.".
Ue xeut on towards the Capttol, ntil procured
lsstol, Cox Ind already gone ahcnd Of tlin,
c,7u waiting Tor him.
,1tton vent in aida t,oor md avoided him.
Coz wrote him a uotc, asking him to come ont
tn tie sidewalk astd have II out.
Ashton declined, nnd walked about inside the
cspi!o.
Cox came in, and, seeing PROT. Moore sitting
Il de.k, urew his pistol, thinking; It was
4l,top. The Professor turned, mud Coz want
u u.sa.,,,, !. se.s .os 49,, m's.o''. ~
l,s"s ~" "''' ~ III .ae A'easufess ooof'
~ r."s 4'''o"su s's. ts'
r.. 'Ia s,' 'usmea as ~ !sntsrsa, hHs, sun
JaL"
"Como out, md let's settle It," sa!d Cox.
II nil not fight you unless yuu force It on
rsH sahl Alston.
n7hen IN foro, u u anil r., o,os,,,< tho
l,,. SA " 'o'eo 't' "a'o ooA' e'os"'f' VIII
At ibis Alston, seeing TINT fight was tneyIt-
ill., raid: avail. tim. 1ct,s sctt1e IT rlrht
nr. Arr vou orr.,a19,,
ALTON drew also, md, throwing theif pfstols to
ikrt, they fired Straight ut each other,
c,pt. Stlms, who had rim in botwenn thcm.
hs,y eseaUed boIup shot In tr,ctl to catrh
h..n
, 1879-03-12


Marshall u. Champla'n, ono Of the leading
members Of thu Bar Of Western New York, anil
twice Acknowledgement OF the State, died at hIs
homo III Cuba, Allegauy County, Friday after
noon. IIo waa born in that county in 1870, and
WIS educated In the public schools. lie was
admitted rs an attorney Of tho Supreme
Court in 1Sl2, md WIS also nd
mlttcd In tho satno year Is a
counselor, to enable him to hold tic Office Of
Dlstrict-AttoEncy to which hu lad bcen ar..
pointed BY thc Alceuny County CourtA III
Common Pleas. lie was ntwnys . Democrat In
politics, md ns such WIS clcctcd to tl.e Assem-
bly, In 1854 Ilo srrycd on the Committee OIL
Canals, a,ld was ono Of The managers In tho
trtal Of impeachment against Joun. c.
Matl.cr. ono Of the Canal Commissioners.
In 1878 no was defeated ~ a candidate for
State Senator. In LEGO nt,ti lBD, hc.was dole
gate to tho Democratic National Conventions.
IN 1867 ho WAS a member ut tlle Constitutional
Convention, serving On the judiciary. Commit
ter. uo was elected an Attorney -loneral ii,
18I7 anu again IN 1860. In his own district Ills
political power mud influence were great, u,ll Tor
i quarter Of century t,e was prominent In tho
councils Of h!a party.
, 1879-03-12

Non't Huh 0lf ths Enamel
Of thc teeth with gritty preparatluns. Tho teeth
arc tao valuable 10 ho ttiE1cd with. When Eont.
sou rnusL hays falsu oncs or ''gum" yourself
through life. u1o Soxodont, which consa!na no
grlt. It ceauscs tho mouth aud yita!fxes tbs ss-
cfetlOn6.
, 1879-03-12

1AEA1ff
Snscia' pttn1tch 10 TIA Tffb'sHt.
LxAnriLLR, Col, March 11.-1l,o streets OF
t1le pamp wcro ttIrongcd Inst evening until long
nftcr ,nt!night. There was q general oxpccta-
tlon nf q bloody conflict between tho miners md
tic Deputies guarding tho jail whcra tho mur-
ttercr Of Arbslckle was confined. Eeycra1 threats
wcro Tnndo dnrlng tho ovoring To burn Bush's
1foel, which Ia tho largest md finest IN Leatl-
willie. md tllero was Escat uncasincss among tho
atorckacpers, who feared tiat 1t wont rcsut In
a general confirmation. The buildings Of tho
vInga arc nearly nit OF Pine, nut, IL r.
ilre shnuld stnrt, nothing coull atny
It's course, water being scarce and only
ono cnEtno In working condition. 1T
consequence Of rumors, tho. Sheriff posted
strong guard OF at1nod men to watch the hotel
during tlIc night. Guards wcro also stationed
oh tho corners ot the streets leading to the
ealaboosc, who were fnstructcd to Init every
man coming that way The night wore OH,
however, without any disturbance. 4 company
Of 200 viRllunts had hccn organized at thc
mtncrs' meeting which WIS held ut tho foot Of
Fryer Hit between 10 md 12 o'clock, but II ap-
pears TINT thty decided To wait until the follow
lug night before attempting my violence, think.
Ing that, after the first night, the police would
feel rcassured, and rclnx somewhat Of their
vigilance. In this, however, they made m's-
take. It was decided BY tho officers to take the
prisoner to Denvor for snfc-kceplng. Accord
ingly, At o'clock in tic morning, preparations
were nlado for Ills removal. a force Of men
,yns sent down through the lower end Of tho
village to reeonuolter. Tie prisoner was
brought up out OF Ills cell, and, escorted by q
strong guard, tnken nlong on foot through the
lcss-frcqucntcd streets 10 the outskirts, wllcrn
d Horse and hu1gY nn1 several saddtc-
',orscs woro In waiting. Tic start
was rnadc unobscrved, the escort being heavily
armed with rcncatlnE rifles nn'l rcvo1vers, and,
tcforo Daylight, tho murderer was fnr on tlIe
road osGr tl,n range. und Lc,pdYilo WINS released
from the danger 0f q terrible outbreak.
, 1879-03-12


Bosrox. Nass., Mareh 11.-All doubts which,
may have existed as to the execution Of William
Henry Devlin, tho Lowell murderer, Friday
next, on account Of the death OF tho High
Sheriff, hare been removed BY tho decision Of
tho Supreme judicial Court appointing
Dcputy-shcriE Fisk as High Sheriff. MIR.
Fisk ts troubled with hcart.dfscasc,
and The Executive Council l,csitated
to appont him to the exceedingly dfaagrccable
duty. and 50 referred the rlastor to the Supreme
Court. to decide tho queries propoundcd, as
follows:
IL the tsensor Deputy Sheriff In Service"
who Is authorized t,niler Sec. % Of Gimp. 200
of The nets Of tho year 1S77 to net III tho
caao of yarancY III tic Office Of Sterilf, tho
Deputy Sheriff who has been longest in the
Office continuously; or, Rccond t'c Deputy
Sheriff whose Original appointment Ia Of tic
car1nst date, md who has not remained con.
tintlal!v In tic Office since then; or, third, the
deputy Sheriff wllo has served the grcatest
number Of years, though not continuously; or,
fourth, the Deputy Sheriff who Is Oldest In
rearsl
, 1879-03-12

LadieA' ai1t Clookod. extra long, I" full FASH
ioued" unlbriRgau Hosc. $50.
Ladies' extrn long, "futI fashioned" Hair
Btrlpo Hose, $50.
Ladion' Plnin Qolored Hose, extra long.
''tAlt fashioned" Silk Clocked, flns quail
ity, h0n.
Ladles' nalbrlgEan Hose, in.top ennbrotd-
orcd, extra long. "1ull fashioned" tcxo1u-
hivo dchiGns>. 500.
Ladica' Colorod nalbrjg9an Hose, hand ON.
broldored, plain colors, extra long. "tul
fashioned" (oxoluslvo daslgns), Sl.a6
Miascs' Plain Colored Ioae, oxtra long,
"tull fanhioued," 30u.
Misnes' Plain qolored Ho.e,< extra long.
full fashioned. Silk Clooked, 4oo.
Misses' Fancy Hose. extra long, "fnll fath-
1oned," embroidered ankle exclusive do~
siEnsi, GOO.
Mts:es' Plain Colored Hosc, extra long,
"fHll fAshioqad,'' olAboratoly embroidered
on ankle taxolustve deaiKna)s D0c.
Men's Unlaundrted Shirts. mado from
"Whuhutta" Cotton, 3-Ply 0osouas and
CUFFS, Csc,
ORDERS ny Mali. will 1eceivo prompt
and careful attsntion. 1fgoods are NOT sat-
turned and money will be refunded.
, 1879-03-12
EGOHlE1LEs
West End DRY Goods House,
Madison and Pcoria.sts.,
North Side Dry Goods House,
North Clark and Erie.sts.
CARSON,
PHIsIIl & co.
H)SIERY
SPRING APPROPRIATIONS.

Choice Novelties Of FrcncI,,
British, and German nlnnufnc~
t,trc now In stock nlA daily 0pen-
Ing. our irnportnttons being
larger aud more complete tIlntl
usual, and our styles aud prices
very attractive, VIC invite i1lspcc-
tion oil tho p&lrt Of any desiring
.,Uutl value In
Ladies', Misses, or Mems Hosiery.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-12-26
PosT-OFFICE NOTICE.
MAILS ARRIVE.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

MIDDLEDURY.
Congregdfiondt-Cor Pleasant and Main SITS.
Rev E p Hooker, pastor. Sunday services at
.45 AM. and 800 PM Thursday evening
PRAYER meeting at Z 100.
Mefhodist--North Pleasant-st Rev. w. ii. Row
som, pastor. Sunday services at l0:45 AM and
200 pm. Thursday evening prayer meeting at
1900. Glass meeting on Friday evening at 1880.
Episcopai-St Stephens Church-Main-st. Rev.
james Il. Franklin, rector. Sunday school at 8 30
AM, SUNDAY services at 10 AS AM. and I:00P.M.
Roman -Weybridgc-st Rev =. Gun
ningham, PASTOR Sunday services, alternate Sab
baths; High Mass at 10 90 AM; Nespers and
benedcton at 6 80 Pm.
EAST M1DDLEBURY.
Methodist ----, pastor. Sunday services
at 2 90 Pm.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-12-26

a TREATISE on THE Horse AND IIIs
DISEASES, containing an =" Index of
Diseases" which gives the symptoms
cause, and the best treatment of each.
table giving all the principal drugs
used for the horse, with the ordinary
dose, effects and antidote when a moi
son; table with an engraving ofthe
horses teeth at different ages. with
rules for telling the age of the horse.
valuable collection of receipts. and
much other valuable information nv
Or. II. j. Kendall, Euosburg Falls.
Vt. ''''
ms Is valuable and well gotten nm
treatise which should be in the hands
OF every horse owner. 1t supplies in
condensed form more information about
the horse and his proper care and treat
ment IMAM many much larger works,
and all conveyed in a plain and easily
understood style. The book contains
nearly one hundred pages. well printed
on good paper. Its popularity NAV be
inferred from the fact that over one
hundred and fifty thousand copies have
been sold, and it has been received
win universal favor among horsemep.
We will supply the book in paper
cover for the price. % cents. Call at
or send TO the Register office and oh
tam copy. If ordered by mail, send
three cents additional for postage. If