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New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
Gteam5oal5 aN0 Railroads.

CALIFORNIA, .r mar, ,u,vr.
APOLIs, and points In NEBRskA UTAH N.Y., ny
TANA DAKOTA, HIHNEruiA, AMI th' N""'"
WET arc reached direct from CHICAGO via the
,,utg,,a, And NOUTuW WESTERN Ry.
II r,,p from, two 10 iyr daily each way between
,.IuCAco and prominent Western points, 1T ALoNh
rI-N- IipUi;lNL PALACE DINING CARS west OF
Clhr,co PULLMAN ~LEEPEHS are run on all OF It's
through aud night trains FOR rates a' l', ,a -I INC csat
"E'"' o. :" AZ .rn Aecpt 30 no broadway. NcwNork
N0RWlCH Ia.Si;cr LINE Nashua. Portland and the Fast
Fare rcincc, 'mc tickets " boston ~ 10 "oi'o'''' y
The new iron as''FEE,' asS'1FE OF WORCESTER,
without exception tho most eiS'I Sl Uc,' ' '' '''' ~
leave IoT 40 Nortn .y,r 100. ot Was't ash TX & Pnr
above D,sDlooses-st. itr.y, d'IiS 'A''I "' % " 80
LTARlN'S ,..r.,,.,,, rp ,,,sponT ALTON
ONCE pier IL, v r., foot Cortaudt-st
Consnpents d freight for aried directed 70 2ny part
of The world .
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received Tor delivery OF all A4h'S ol ir'su' anu ''
clandse 10 any part Of the city ~ ,., .,.,,
SEA AND HAEBOR TO" lNu AM ~ ' i-4' -
HAEBOR LIGuTERAGE
Freight Of every description promptly lgteed TO any point
sfn the harbOr at reasonable rates 80. , .,.,,
STEAMBOATS, AND BAisdES ALWAYS ON HAND
TO CHATTER ,,,,,
steamer. John IT, starln and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier ls y. II. at y. M daily lssturu"ys
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between Ne"'l orA Ahu
cw.Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight for points u. l. & W H. H. received a' f1er l.
For New.Havon aud points East al Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE STATEN IsLAND-Elevcn Miles for
Ten tpt via steamer from Pler f. r. foot WhitohaLst
CENTRALSuIPYARD Communipaw, NJ.-Dry DOCKS
Machine and Boiler shops everything apportamng To th"
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

ANT-I,y young married German. "a has had scy
r Years c1eeuc- in cigar trade furnish GOOD refcr
euces Address WILLIAM BRADFORD, 81 lavington.-i.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

nRIVER in Wholesale House or General
\ Evnress DeIiyery-By smart. energetic young man
o., g. Willing and competent give the best Oi refer
Aa..d. CDN WAY 4l2 est 4Jtb st.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

DRIVER.-By a German aged (20, speaks
~ Engsh ten years cKperencei can give irsi-c'a's
Strictly ttmperate l. GROSSKOPF, West Boulevard, bet
md Ih.stg
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

A SSISTANT BOOKKEEPER or COLLEC-
~ TOR-I}y a smart energetic y0ung man %; has D
rence and can give Of references Address f. H.
Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND suoRr LINE
Oh TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND On
" SUNDAY. THREE STATIONS IN PlIlLADE~
PHIA. TWO IN NEW-YOlSk
E,re.s rnins leaye NewYork VIA Deshrosses and cor

DouBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MEST AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

e,TONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS tASE OIL,
FARE - 9oson for rstclass limited ucKets sO' 'py
a. s, VI l'ERRRHGA l'RR NsErT and MAs-ACuuS IT'S
1 eycr6t sundays at $50 4. from Pier 5j n H.
foot nf Tay.sf arriving In Boston 40 u M 49, -.,,,,,,
az ior s. Of all principal ticket Offices slateI00n3
ser1 at oicr. of Wrstcutts Express Co.. h nos ol at
a. prnoa a Gsor House and at Metropolitan anu fAIu
Avenue Hotel ticket ohceS
PnOViDGSCE LINE Tor Freight only. =.
Steamers euve Pier - foot of Warrtu-Ht y. H. no D. III
daily exccpL sundays B0-tOn Wa Providence direct
Ffc.ght SIl either line iasru dttUWrst tilrs =.
i, = BABCOCh. PTesidenG L. ", fiLA1NS u II Efk@
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

GROOM or COACHMAN.-By n smart, will
" INC vonnr man t2Gl has experience ANA can give
good rs.efences Address A. RATH care OF MI Gler' 4OS
West 4lstsL
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

A SSISTANT BOOKKEEPER or GENERAL
"a OFFICE CLERK.-By smart young man, age 2.i has
had expe and give good references Address g. -,
I Crpxa
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

ENGFNEER.-By a competent man OF 10
T. years experience understands high or low pesst
can M valves and do his repairs second To none ~ tt
bnspess M references my work Address L. Coz X
LIN IIayersiraW, ROckland County y y.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
For Bows and Young hrcn-country.

Il RecTcneo l,sS Mr. b. an,nstcn VIA Hart r James
IL Hart, 81. 4. T. Bellows
For Boys and Young Hrcn-country
ALEXANDER Institute hh'1ry BoaftsiIES y. ~
III school "1ita Pains, \. D.. "',l..2 Do. ~ ~
pORDENTOWN MILITARY lNSIllUI.n, - -
dcDaIimsSt 1 ASaag' Ade,s SsS col Oh = T. Pin &I
BOSTON SCHOOL OF OlATQRY.
,r,ll, TiE F8EnAH5oEh 70 an,.r o Inor ] @ in the second
semester. be 'sTs r @R r. ',AYH0SB Ffncra eoorsei'
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted Tor
ID colcra Conditioned or rejected fan1a's1v
sumWCrpr gntr ~ioronf.d.e. hi't r. il' -
COLLEGIATE and CONMERClAL lNSi
Preparatory G,u's. ,,tenti3 s3I1pA y plNl't'
%im1"ic5,"5itla'y ~ '5r q, ~, ,ln,, r5ain ec
FLMWOOD INSTITUTE. L'uo,bpro', BeTss-
u shire Co. Mass established IN l' &% i, &% 20, ,.tsJ
''''uEN''' '"'' itcy. A. a. GLIB EC a NJ rrineph.
EREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, \. J.,
boys boarding school The Rev y t. 'HA ''''''''
Erccuw.ru CT. aradcmvand boarding school for
~ i i@Soyt s g,Ig7r .galraa1Gn nI2,"P S m j. T. o@rra
HIGHLANDEuM ACADEMY, WOR-
( CE~TER, Mass. G. d. 5,'.-'hiE A. 81 9'P'' -
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarwtown, y. u
hiyar,6,-.d ;! t,l,,,,r ,n,,'' III, rss'lvo Or
-'-' ''''' ' ! AIqiA&HAG L5.; 4. 4 N" Principals
TTORRIS CLASSICAL INSTITUTE. ..,,..,,,
NcvJer-oy ror,1gh pr.plrlH'l 'lr c''n or ,,r
T.on OF Ssc5 p,5L AJlres, tao rrn.Ip', 5 IT. MOORE.
pEEKsHILL q. - Mi;ary AeadcPy,1EoF 1, g3.-l.,
DENNSYLYANLA MILITARY ACADEMY
Sl G4,,. Penn c6G5y 9G.5 2'ifos, fa iyH rd,a
DIVERVITW ACADEMY.
IL PoyGHkEEF-IE, y. -, ..,,-, ,,,,
VIII I. = Nh2y p.piF. -.NIy i'.ft-y D,.g and
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

= .'.-'' ,.r.l.. l.Ir- AZ , LJEDyE
..'-....r., -.,,. 10Y ~ ....-t
Irls. Dock tl.I..aE F,r.'.il l''TV .I'IfF l.f
f.''t.l lfll....I I... l. Jan. =
....I. ...s Persian N.'lr. H....-.. 'f ~
~iu,rar. .r,pu,p'il1 ''r sl'I1 p'''.lyst- Outward
,-. .-...r,... t....-, ID. I'd .,.s.,. ri.
.. I.-e....r
ApJy 20 OBJ. -aurr 3. a,.Hit .... . o., .,o..,,...,
PATTON. Nl' I.I.''... ''' Cd .'.. '''' 60
..
/ F.'ttliFiEEfN, ,-ANp"GUu ISL, Np-, JAPAN
tTfINA. .N.f.A'.lNI ~ 81 ltALlA 'l'' nal dNl
SUI ." -or. Sew, ,ori PIN loot .aa4'--f.. r. r.
FOR -tI D.. u.i .,o. s.u l-iaIus "l Panama
"'i'N -.i. ZOO .''.. '... 10 .'.', .,.....
N'"u' ...t ''' .'.'r''' Id 'uI ..r.,.....i .t.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

University Grammar school, l,4Sl Broadway,
{ } near tyi.st iIJtl ysL-i Primary Commercial and
Classical Depart neGts NJ NJ. HObDy W L. Atn Principals
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

DREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
l NadSouaye AMI tlth., fits ior M e"hoI' Of Mines
stevens institute SIcyiel &C. alI technical Professions
Clqs.es IN Architectural aud Mechanical uIa"lnG
A. COLIN lat Engineer Corps, Us ~ ana Professor at
Naval Academy.
DENOVAI-Wm. W. Richardss school for
boys removed 10 West i-d-st Re0pens September
- ~ -LL L. l d !
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
Glluallons Uantc0--A AlaIes.


A sSISTANT BOOKKEEPER or COLLEC-
experience andcan give The best Of references Address r. H.
A SSISTANT BOOKKEEPER or GENERAL
n OFFICE cLEK6By M 1 s smart s y9q9s ma Ra5 5 ID G2 a.
Il droye.st, CITY
COLLECTOR or SHIPPING CLERK.-Ry
Y an energetic, sharp, slrewd German Ameng'1 o.
business house highest taH address X t.
kLAHN, ia stantOnst .
NOOK.-By a frst-class man cook, French,
y either in hotel club rstcIa~s family can give him
j. j., Tribune [ ptown Ofice. l23s Broadway -
CORRESPONDENT or OFFICE ASSIST
y ANT-By young merr.ei German ace q has had 5ey
ences Address WILLIAM BkADtOld1 - hNn6'oh'-'
DRIVER.-By a German aged (27), speaks
~ English; ten years experiences can ave hIsicia3s
Fffe ft@PePito L GRossEoPF Boulevard, BET
Str aud Gsth.sts. "
DRTVER in Wholesale House or General
~ Express Devery.-Bya smart energetiG young man
e5ecs, 1ee Is siti'IS s. .itCi'OISWAY, AZ West 45tb st.
ENGFNEER.-By a competent man OF 10
years experience understands high or low pIesstG
can Sci valves his repairs q second 70 none ~ se
91A 99;in1i svefsirS% ny SerSSSi I1eSiad county 4
IARNING. GARDENING, &c.-By an Amer
L loan a, 30 having several years sSpeaenoe q %T s
SAMUEL GIBSON, 2,IG3 dave. "
0ROOM or COACHMAN.-By smart, will
goo ing yGaRs maa 4dd A. -H R&T 8 care
Vest 4lst-st
OFFICE ASSISTANT or GROCERY CLERK.
W BY sharp. shrewd ard pushing young American lzt
single has had ten years experience III ine r. ht!
business trustworthy, rnd can give the ghi
Call address A. A. - 10 iivingston'st brooklyn
D0RTER-By a young man l24l, III whoie,
sale house with al kinds OF tools ana not dIIail
work has good references. Address H. OIlENbf-N -
James-sL
DURSER'S CLERK or GENERAL CLERK
Il BY an intelligent Of seagOing and mercahule
experience; Is temperate and has always elyoyeu
the confidence OF his cmpOyeTsi can give te HBhot ie'
ences. Address SECUNDUS. Tribune Once
TRAVELLER, in any legitimate business
y thoroughly competent and experienced man IN prime
le willing start at $lO weekly and e1penses mas OK
eelent testimonials. Address +. H. GkANES Lee, MAS
I1SEFUL.-By "a smart, respectable young
" man 2G IL wholesale house, IL willing and not aira on
work; give good references. Address hAChlN 400
Shave, city.
Useful NANNY smart, willing young
" 90 In store wholesale house nor aru OF
work and can give good references Call or address
4. AekEENA, aS5 West 56th-sL
USEFUL MAN.-By willing young man
~ who not afraid Of work has private family references
sober and Trustworthy Call on or address d. An 900
East 34th-st
T1SEFULMAN.-By young Irishman 90;
~ IN wholesale is intelligent active an obiglhgj
AN lurnish references Address USEfULhA boA 10
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
Ocean Steamers.

4 NCH0G LINE Us NAIL STEAMERS.
i NETWORK ANJ GLASGOW.
Ir]I P,1r 80. = NOrta ,ilyer. Now.YOrS
IuI'D- irc. A D. Al ctJfit..-. jan II. ncOn
DcFu T. a ~ lfluTl-.-- Jan. l. = m.
II. este 'ler 80 'lt 'irrr rU-l' st'sp Or pig+
Cabin. SO 80 Ex sIrsOn n; kE At r. lIs5ltLsJL
soon 70 ~. I.. 80. St.rrtsN. <iS
EaN-IGEk - LONDON bIRECE
From Pier NJ. iG North tly'r. tDJ- d 'ulre39t
ttniis-- Dec. J. i NT1a an. n m.
tabnt -, an So EXCURSION tickets at rcluo ii rates
ihNDERSDs HNDfiEB'. Agents, Z BoWlngGto-i
CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, FLORIDA
~ AEDTuE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
Va DITA RLr~GDN. :. G., az 3 q. ".
49, From fcr - North River, tOJt oi ParN place
MDFNO ,a-IIi. CAPT. .ri ..-.. WciueGl4v Dec. 2S.
t4IN OF CJLJ NIB Wou,hul... saturday, Dec 81
JANE W. QUINTARD 4 CO., Agents.
Via SAAAN NAti. CO.. ut - p n.
FROM Pier ~ SprlnEst.
lII1 ti COZ G-sts. IDt. Fisher. "Wednesday Dec. -.
tii1 OF AUGUSTA, t9pJ Ni,LcTs ID iuday. Dec 81
GEORGE TONGE, Agent
For ht passage rUDy 10 ihc agents Of The respective
lhcs - above. or to Union p.in', aiI Broadway.
i,. IONGI, JH.. General Agent
Great Suilt .eru Freight aui Passenger Line
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
5teamboIts an0 Railroads..

NEWPORT ant Old COLONY
Leave NewYor daily SUNDAYS rim unfi Jan lst ncuded
at 43O m, Pier %, North River loot OF Murrayst
Connection by Annex Boat from Brooklyn az Jersey
city M Tickets aud state may be secnret at a
principal hotels transfer and TICKET Oces l the Office
Pier - and steamers. GEO T.. CONNOk
BORDEN & LOWELL. Agts. Genl. Pass. Agt
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

D0RTER-By a young man l24l, III whoie-
ALE house Is handy all kinds OF tools ana not dTaid
Of work ha good references. Address H. OflENbEhG -
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
For Young Ladics-City.

WILLIAM II. LEGGETF has removed his
w school to his regdence - East Slstst Ihe school
wear begins wednesday, septeihber2L
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
REAL ESTATE.

The following sales were held at the Exchange
salesroom to-day ,..,.,. noo. o7 ,ss,
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

notice. IA W ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK 70 LtEERPJoL VIA QUEENS.
Town.
FEOI PIIG SO. 80. NORTH RIVER
BOTiINl ,tuosGay, Dyg 1- IL a.
Ncdu. .d9y Jan. T. q.
thiAlbN Wuo oSgv. Jan. H. 93I
0l.tt "a ", u,-ily. Jan.
cabin passage SO 5D and sIoJ return tickets On iayor-
Serree ucsrts amt from a parts ~ Europe az very ow
rates. cL; aui passage o.Ica, D b2"Ils-ireeu
kI.itpN ID. BtJHs a. CO.. Agents.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
DENNSYLNANIA RAILROAD.
4 on and after Io, Wbcr IH, ISL
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROT IE
Trains leave NrwlOrk VIA Desbosscs and Coruandt
Iirrsburg pitt suurg the West and south with Pullman
Pa1cr ta,s attached d. M, and p daily New York
ana Chicago lAmttcd OF Pullman Palace Cars a m day
W-flmUsusrt, Lock Haven \ q. p. m. Cory ana
Erie at p NJ connecting at Cory for Iitusye Petro'
'u,n iti,rr nsbiugton ami the south. Limited Wash
melon ypr,sI" o Pullman Parur Cars daily except sun
dgv IN a. m arrive Washington D. M regular AZ t5O Ahd
s.{O A. IN $40, and p. and II nighL.
sunday a I and . II A'Sht
Exurcsz baltimore, except sunday, D. H.
For tiantlc city, r. m, "Nre.t u 8. -, =, .,,
Boats ~ Brooklyn Annex connect WIN, au ultuuSn
raus at Jersey y aoring speedy and direct transfer
for Broublyp travel ,,...,. ,.,n , - IA md
iouS ~ m daily g.4O m. daily. except Monday. From
J,,toI and baltimore $50 u 800 5:2O 800 and
io.50n m SUNDAY $50 a, 800 and 1890 p m From
i1j ilnhi, S5O $50 80, 0IO lOih lliO a. m, llO,
40 S2O $50 1880 500 955 1905 and 1000 m sun
day 800, 900 80. ll4O a. nL' $50 'o'' 4O'o0 anu
1000 ,,,,,, , MIR prYr.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

ALEXANDER lnstitute-Alii,1ry boarding
II SchloL waite Pains, NJ. "r1cipi ui"i Liis,r' -
DORDENTOWN MILITARY lNSIilU IT
Academic caesic and scicnt AC courses with prcpaiaf
department Address COT - j.. uSk. Pfn Aor4ttloEu,- ~.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
D MODEL FAST LINE TO TILE WEST,
Via IIhlalaplia. BaltlmOre and washington.

and after Dee. - the magnificent Passenger Trains
leave from pcnn-N wanna Railroad Depot, Os COTt
lault-st. and DCrHrOI4es3t. a. follows:
except sundays, PaTOr attached, arrives
Washington 5:l0 p. 300 except sundays arrives
Na-Ii. Sa2. Night Express leaves Washington 1lI
daily SloePrs and day coaches through " Cincin
naii ami Chicago.
p N. daily. Fast Washington: arrive Cincn.
natl ,:3D p. u, Chicago $50 and st. Louis S3D a.
T. & o. palace sccp.rs and day coaches through 10 Cncin
matt, ST. Louis aud chicago.
- No othcr line makes faster time 10 tho West Trains
600 Am $50 IN. y.
Tic seelrg berths secured baggage called
and checked tO destination at cOWpany Office No 80
broadway and al all the Offices Of the Pclly. Railroad
Company
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

HAVERLl'S FIFFH-ANE. THEATRE.
A Every Evening and Saturday Matinee.
FANNY
DANESPORT CAMILLE
DNNEN PORT supported by GEORGE CLARKE CIIAs
FAREWELL FISUERauI powerful company
Friday. SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Slturlay, LONDON ASSURANCE and OLIVER TWIST
saturday Matinee, CAMILLE
Secure vour splre
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-12-02
Publications Received.

CONTENTS OF THE POPULAR SCIENCE
MONTHLY FOR DECEMBER.-"De
alton of American Oyster Beds, by
Lieutenant Francis Winslow. "Phy-
steal Education" BY Felix L. Oswald,
NJ. ID. Popular Fallacies. "The Rise
and Progress of Paleontology." by
Professor L. III. Huxley. "Studies of
Vortex-Rings," by Adrien Guebhard /;
(Illustrated.) Equality and Inequal-
ity in Sex," by e. Dclauney. ga
Half Century of Science, by Sir John
Lubbock. Catholicism, Protestatism
and Suicide" by DIR. Morselli. ga
Map Review, by Frank d. Y. Carpen-
ter, G. E. "North America in the. Ice
PERIOD" by G. II. Hitchcock. "An
Experience in Science-Teaching," by
Stanley M. Ward. "Disease Germs
by DR.. William Il. Carpenter.
"Sketch of M. Paul Broca," with
portrait.) Correspondence. Editors
Table. Literary Notices. Popular
Miscellany. Notes.
BosCOBEL.- W. B. Smith &
Co., publishers, 81 Bond Street, New
York City. We have just re.
ceived a copy OF book with the
above title. 1t is pleasing love eto-
ry, the most of whose incidents take
place during winter sojourn in Flori-
da, and there is much charm ing de.
scription of scenery intermingled with
the progress of the story. The plot is
interesting, though simple, and vel
sustained to the end. The style is ex'
cellent The readers of it will find
it superior to the great mass of the
smaller novels of the day. The name
of the writer is not given, but he or
she shows the possession of q genuine
faculty for storytelling. Bound in
cloth.
THE AMERICAN NEWSPAPER, an es-
say read before the Social Science As
ISOLATION, at Saratoga Springs, Sep
TENDER 6, 1881, by Charles Dudley
Warner. Boston, James r. Osgood &
Co., publishers.
Mr.. Warmers admirable essay has
been widely commented upon in the
newspapers, and it is considered one OF
tho best and most suggestive articles
upon the subject that has appeared in a
long time. This edition is handsomely
printed and bound in the form of O
small pocket volume. Every reader OF
newspapers ought to peruse it.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-12-02

Mr.. Melzcr Walker has finished
digging potatoes; no has some 1900
bushels in his cellar. He will realize a
nice little sum of money when he sells
them for 70 cents bushel.
AN auction sale of live stock, con-
sisting OF ID two year-olds, two horses
and few sheep, the whole comprising
the personal property of Mr.. Edgar
Needham, took place last Tuesday,
Nov. %; we understand the sales were
very satisfactory to all concerned.
The sudden cold turn of the wealth
or of Monday night of last week,
caught good many farmers of the
town in rather bad way; some had
just drawn their apples to the press,
with now fair prospect OF their re-
naming there a few weeks at least,
Last Monday morning, the 2Slh,
was the coolest yet of the fall; the
thermometer indicated 1 above zero.
o theirs have their plows frozen in the
fallow; one man has some seven acres
of corn yet to harvest. Mr.. Abel Walk
er intends to gather his apples, some
100 bushels, aud make cider when the
snow goes of and the apples thaw.
Mr.. A. r. Bryant is not having
very good luck with his windmill and
water-works. After working some
three or four men since Sept. LIST, he
has found that forcing water up hill GO
feet, in less than one half of that num-
Der of rods. requires something strong
er than small pine logs; after having
them burst and relaid a few times he
at last procured iron pipes having laid
1t, he neglected to cover, and one night
Jack Frost thought to test the strength
of 1t, and how easily he cracked it, one
can judge as, upon examination, sever
al pieces were found burst and the pipe
accordingly ruined. We hope, how
ever, he will have the pleasure of see-
ing the water running to his house and
barn in few weeks. We understand
that Mr.. A. II. Hubbard and Abel
Walker have ordered wind mills of
the same make to be erected on their
farms this winter or next spring; but
as for ourself, we would much prefer
the finding Of water by well drilling;
the risk of having the mills raised some
80 or 40 feet in the air, and the piston
remain perpendicular for years, Is
something considerable.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-12-02

We notice that Mr.. s. Fisher, who
received the serious injury few days
ago, is up and about again, though
looking poorly.
Was the Thanksgiving turkey too
mighty Cor the compositors of the Reg.
lister, last week, or had they INDUCED
in "creek water" or had "thcir first
wife's relations" invoked spirit OF
crookedness into their gentle souls?
Mr.. Frank tFiizc, while chopping
q few days ago, did not find wood
plenty enough to exercise his ingenuity
upon and undertook to hew his feet
awhile, but after cutting a little toe
of, desisted, and is now trying to in.
duce the member to grow on again,
with fair prospects of succeeding.
On the 25th inst. Mr.. Edward
Harvey, while assisting to get pair
of hind wheels under a load of coal
that had been raised by jack-screw
had the lower part of his body, an
arm and his legs caught and badly
bruised by the load when the screw
tipped over. At first no hopes were
entertained of his recovery, but al
time of writing, there are favorable
symptoms in his case, though they are
few and pre- carious.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-12-02
STARKSBORO.

Money is being raised for singing
school.
-Guy Collins has bought,a farm in
Iowa.
Mitchell Hill recently killed hog
weighing IA lbs.
Jennie Hill has gone to Noting
ham Center, N. H., to spend the win
ter,
-Slarksboro has some very old peo-
pie. Eben Clifford is 81 years of age,
and does a greet deal of common farm
work; Moses Smith is 50, and is in a
good state of health.
There was a row last Thursday
night, in which Lorenzo Thompson
was stabbed in one side, rib prevent
ing the knife from reaching his heart.
II is reported that Thompson was chok.
ing tho man who stabbed him, and both
were badly damaged.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-12-02
BRIDPORT.

-Flannels.
Long evenings.
Pork barrels are scarce.
Hanging on gates postponed.
Mr.. Nathan Cane has gone to mar
ket this week.
Miss Lizzie Jewett arrived from
the west on Monday evening.
Thanksgiving services were held
in the Congregational church.
Mr.. d. G. Barbour has gone to
market with cattle and sheep,
-Comical Browns Oddities Concert
Troupe are billed here for Friday eve
ming, December2.
Rev. Mr.. Sargent, of New Haven,
and Rev. Mr.. Speare, of Middlebury
were in town, on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. ii. Bennett start.
ed for New York ON Tuesday. We
understand Mrs. Bennett will remain
in New York during the winter.
Rev. Mr.. Pascoe united a pair in
the holy bonds of wedlock on Monday
evening, at the residence of Mr.. Louis
Girard. We congratulate Louis on the
acquisition of smart son-in-law.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-12-02
VERGENNES.

The large and fine display of fur
robes in front of f. X. Haven's store is
brilliant reminder of winter zero
weather to come.
Thanksgiving day was more gener.
ally observed Thursday than usual with
us. Places of business were closed and
religious services were held in the
Congregational and Episcopal churches
Union services in the former church
were well attended. Rev. Mr.. Wicker
of the M. e. church and Rev. Mr.. Estes
OF the Baptist church assisted. Ser.
mon by Rev. Geo. L. Hall. 1t was
brief and good, appropriate TO the occa.
sion and filled with practical sugges.
tions for the general public and for
individual application.
John Carasaw "a colored gentleman,
one day last week went into Mike Ry.
ans well known temperance saloon
with revolver in his hand which be
ilourished about and talked as though
he wanted to make hole in somebody
He had been imbibing temperance cor.
dials of the kind Ryan dispenses, ant
was evidently badly under the influenc
hereof The threatened loafers, thus
interrupted in their pious meditationl
and religious conversation, event for
the "nigger," and struggle ensued,
in the course of which the revolver
went of, the bullet going into Cara
saws leg. This was more than Yer
gennes could stand and the professiona
service of States Attorney Slade were
obtained, and Carasaw was bled to the
amount of sundry dollars and costs
Lie disclosed on a Charlotte party al
having furnished the excitant, but this
was not believed. His fine was paid
by a party in Vcrgennes, who, it is as
serted, really furnished the liquor. A
few successful trials for purjury would
do the oldest city an immense amount
of good.