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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-06-24

n In most Of the neighboring states
rain has been plenty and the hay crop
will be far above the average, so that
the high prices ruling during the past
year will not be sustained. This will
be some consolation to those of our Ad-
Olson county farmers who will be oblig-
ed to purchase hay on account of the
dry weather, which seems to have sim
gled out this section for its manifesto
ton.
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT,
~ District of Addison, SIS.
In Probate Court held at Middlebury, within
and for said District on the goth day OF June
A. ID. ISL.
Jane X. Ellis, administrator of tho
estate of William II. Ellis, late of Gran
VILE, In said District, deceased, presents her
administration account for examination and al
lowance, and makes application for decree OF
distribution and partition OF the estate of said de
ceased.
Thereupon. 1t is ordered by said court that
said application be referred TO a session
thereof, TO be held at the probate Office in
said Middlebury. on the l1th day of July, A.
d. ISL at 10 A. NJ for hearing and decision there
on And II Is further ordered that notice thereof be
Even 70 az persons Interested, py pubhcation OF
bury Register, newspaper published at Middle
bury. previous 10 said time appointed for hearing,
That they may appear at said time AMI
place, and show cause. II any they may have,
Why said account should not be allowed. and
such decree made.
By the court-Aftest.
10 LYMAN n, KNAPP. Judge.
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II Gen. Grant says President Gar
field Is a man withouta backbone. Gen.
Grant had better get Conkling's views
on the subject. 1t is said that the latter
picturesque person has the impression
that the president possesses backbone,
and that It is sitter than the driving
rod of locomotive.
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In MEMoRIAM.
nLrAM JOSEPH COLUMBUS SMITH, BoM

WILLIAM JOSEPH COLUMBUS SMITH, BORN
OCTOBER a, 1867, DIED JUNE 10, 1881.
"There is no flock, however watched and tended.
But one dead lamb is therei
There is no hreside, howsoeer defended,
But has one vacant chair"
On Sunday last the obsequies of
"Willie," only son of Columbus and
Harriet p. Smith, were held at the
beautiful residence of his parents in
West Salisbury. The attendance of
sympathizing friends was unusually
large, many coming from Brandon as
we'll as Middlebury and adjoining
neighborhoods, and uniting in the last
sad offices of affection. The burial ser
vice of the Protestant Episcopal church
was read by the Rev. William j. Til
ley, rector of st. Stephens, Middle
bury. The arrangements were in
charge of Albert Chapman, Esq. The
body had been placed in an elegant
metallic casket, and was borne to its
last resting place, the family tomb, re-
Gently built upon the grounds, by eight
young men. The entrance to the tomb
had been made beautiful by garlands
of flowers and evergreens. The SER
!, vices seemed solemn and yet strangely
sweet. 1t is perhaps unnecessary tc
|, say that Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have the
, sincere and heartfelt sympathy of all In
this their great affliction.
Willie was an unusual boy in many
8 respects. He had been most carefully
trained, and was conscientious ant
thoughtful in rare degree. He was
in short, truly noble, ingenious
+ christian boy, and gave promise o
(, great future usefulness. Many wer,
!, the bright hopes and plans for hi
d earthly future, but an all wise provi
n dence ordered otherwise, and translat
e ed him to a brighter realm. One O
:. the hoblest trees that rears its fronde,
/ arms aloft i'm the forests of the dist an
East, bears al length one beautiful
c flower, the contamination of its life, ii
= crown and glory, and then il wither
) and perishes. To bear this flower, t
Is unfold its beauties to the world, {
+ shedsabroad Its fragrant incense on th
o air is the one sweet burden nature ha
/. assigned it. For this the little gerI
Q walked 10 life in the soft bosom of th
= earth and put forth its tender leaves
II For this 1t caught the radiance of th
z, sun and drank the descending dew an
o rain. At length the blossom came
l. Its work was done. 1t folded up il
d leaves and dropped and disappeare
s forever. Death is the flower of lifi
: Birth, education, character, all III,
j. makes earth beautiful, borrow the
It meaning from this bursting into blooi
1t beneath the eye of God. Alb, but
v we bloom Alright into the other life,
+ is enough.
40 world! SO few the years we live,
= Would that the life which thou dost give
Were life indeed
= Alas! thy sorrow falls so fast,
Our happiest hour is when at last
n The soul Ia freed"
"Death cannot come untimely I
him who is prepared to die. The lei
U of earth, the more of heaven. I'll
= briefer life, the longer Immortality
: Let lis then be comforted. WILT.
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a Some of the Conkling organs say
that "the death knell of the Republican
party is sounded" This sounds exact
ly like Democratic papers after one OF
their national. conventions. The Repub-
lican party doesn't find its death-knell
fatal. 1t will live to do considerable
killing yet, and Conkling will soon be
one of its victims.
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IN II OUTFIT sent free TO those who wish to engage
Xhln the most pleasant and profitable business
WAk known Everything new. Capital mott re-
ROquircd, We will furnish you everything
&I0 day and upwards Is easily made with
out staying away nom home over night. No risk
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Many are making fortunes ut tho business. La.
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girls make great pay. No one who Is willing 10
work fails TO make more money every day than
can be made in week at any ordinary employ
short road TO fortune. Address ii. HALLErr A
Co. Portland. Maine. H
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THE SUNNY SOUTH.

Within the next months we desire TO add 90.
900 new names TO our already large list OF sub
scribers. and have reduced the price 10 low a Dig.
lre that all can afford take IT, We will send II on
trial 10 new subscribers for MONTHS for 10 cts.
interest OF the Farm and fifeside. Instructive
and amusing. Those who want 10 know all about
SUNNY SOUTH will lind that we make informa-
Address SUNNY SOUTH, Brownwood, Texas.
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n The voting at Albany shows no
signs of result. Conkling's vote has
fallen off three or four, and ON the bal
lot for the short term ex-V Vice President
Wheeler has led him for several days.
For the long term there is little change.
Meanwhile the bribery investigation
drags its slow length along, evidently
being purposely delayed by the Conk-
ling managers.
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~ In various parts of the country,
there were people who believed the
world was to come to an end last Sun
day. The world still stands, and these
people are on 1t, as ready as ever to
believe In the next idiotic idea which
appeals to their religious imaginations.
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a The population Of Texas was re-
duced by one last Sunday, as the result
of two pious citizens practicing on
each other with their revolvers while
at church. No true Christian would
shoot bullet at another at divine SER
vice. He would fire prayer book in
etead
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j. j. R VI ssHHIEs' com'rs.

CTATE OF VERMONT, Court of Insol
SDistrict of Addison IS. vency.
In the matter of Geo. l.. Towner, insolvent
debtor.
TAKE NOTICE. that Geo. L. Towner Of Bird.
port, in the District Of Addison, at Middle.
bury, in said district, on Il 18th day OF
solyency; and thata meeting of creditors of said
inselvent debtor win be held at a court OF In
solyeney, at the Probate O1lce in Middlebury, in
O'Clock In the forenoon, to prove their debts and
choose one or more assignees of his estate; and
that the payment of any debts and the delivery OF
any property belonging to said debtor 10 him ar
for his use, and the transfer of any property by
him. is forbidden by law,
Dated at Middlebury, this lith day of June, A.
d 1851. Ia2w
RUFUS WAINWRIGHT, Register.
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~ The New York Herald wants q
new party. 1t says, -"The country
needs genuine opposition instead o.
an ignorant, blundering,g ramshackle
concern called the Democracy"
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~ The pleasant city of Marseilles,
France, has been the scene of murder
GUS rioting between the French and
Italians, the result of national jealous.
les In cited by recent events.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-06-24

DIR Bullock's Nephreticum has prov
ed itself an invaluable remedy in all
diseases incidental TO females, such as
general debility, female weakness, &C.,
and certainly deserves the attention Of
all afflicted.
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Waferfown Ltvc Stock Marker.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 81. 1870,


srs rst B aSa,A few choice 5000 extra
o',9; thlrd quality s4.55.a $500. WV"
c pric csc Of Store Cattlc-working Oxen Der mir
Mich Cows and Calves from sso,s5 rorrov
Yesr9'sss s7ais two years old. i4aqs three
western rat swine, live, 73-4c peri lib.
Northern dressed hogs, g 100 per pound.
eaeb catr 9" az od and Lambs in lots, $500 $500
veal CALVES . a per Id. 'o P0i io'
% n ner IGaliow and skins-Brighton hides.
DC per 10; country hides, Sas I.2c per III
brighton tallow, 8 cts prjb.: r connt p ,,,os
pelts from 100 to rs each.
Calf skins IL per Id.
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP
coS b;;mChoice grade includes nothing but stall,
| iuu i,IW 70 l,4OO Id. bulocks. Extra and Ore,
quality include the best large rat Owe, anu ,rs
veer , nd quality include and two and Three
Sheep Extra includes cosso,s 49,,
u"oSe oi INFERIOR quality are thrown out WYNN
bristol Retail Market.
Butter per ID. rs Corn per bush. II
E Eggs eor AZ. 10 Feed per 100 Ia
Shickens per lb. 10 Pork perl II
p pSs Ses per bush 80 Flour Spring per
Corrected weekly by Bush i Paaicrsor TO-
Il
81; ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, june ol.-1b,
rreceipts were large, market active and price,
1nn; Common butter sold at 10 cents per pound
5000 70 choice 10 to % cents perpound selections
- cents per pound; quality good. Shipment 10
packages. Eggs IA cents per dozen.
VEReENNEs MARKET, JUNE 1s.-Butter, 10 10 !,
~ cts seiecuons c.; eggs Is C. per doz notafoe
G: 10 10 G: per bu; beans 81 10 to AZ rs per I'm
hay sl2 to $l5 per ton - W u per III
,I hiiShMoND MARKET, June 20.-The market wa
choice, q to %; few tubs of fine al no. Fine ne,
Prolific, 80 cents. P'o's' i'oso an
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ AddlsOn County, ss.
In Probate Court held at Middleburv. within
A. ID. 1881. ivy Vi '""'
whereas, certain instrument in writing. nm.
der seal, purporting to be the last will and testa
ment OF Asahel Kingsley, late OF Salisbury. in
SAID district, deceased, having been this day prc
sented 70 said Court of Probate and duly ilfed in
the Probate Onice Therefore, it Is ordered
that all persons interested in the estate of sail
deceased be notified TO appear before said Cont
tlct. on the a!th day OF June, A. b. ISL at 10 A.
M, Dy publication of this order three weeks sue.
cessively previous thereto, in the Middleburv
aioresaid to show cause, il any they NAV have
why said instrument in writing should not he
proved and allowed rs the last will and tesla.
ment OF the said deceased - '
LYMAN L. KNAPP, Judge.
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.OMMIssIONER,s NOTICE.

Hon. Probate Court for the district OF Addison
commissioners, 10 receive, examine, and adj
Just all claims and demands ofall persons agains
in said district deceased, and ali Claims
exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby give notice thai
we Will meet for the purposes aforesaid, at Inc
Hotel OF ID. J. Wright, in Shoreham
ON the, I'd day of August and the ID day Of
November next, from ten O'Clock A. M.
until i've O'Clock +. NJ, each of said DAYS
and that six months from the 2Sth day of
May. A. ID. 1881, is the time limited by said
court for said creditors to present their claims
TO us for examination and allowance.
ID. 1881. 10 "
II. W. JONES, O.,
j. RUSSELL Comrs.
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DarWininisun s sss'. NJ :nsf.s z q:

U0rW1u1ul0u1 evolution oman nom
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CHRONIC LIVER DISEAsr,

KEY. D. u. smith, OF Hartford, Ct, saws: "De
ing great sufferer fromsChronic Liver Disease
anu Indigestion, l at last tried your .Fayorits
| Kennedy and found immediate relief I msod
al SYSTEM" '"y seher
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MARRIED.

WHITTEMoRE -BARKER-In East Middle.
bury, June II, by Rev. s. NJ. BidwclI. Mr.. Ceorge
whittemore, OF salisbury, and Miss Clara L. Bar
June n, by Rev. j. @. Houghton, MT. James
Mcmahon, Jr., to Miss Maggie McGoldrick.
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II 1t is said that ex-senator Conk-
ling intends to go before the country as
the embodiment of undying hostility to
official corruption and the bloated mon
opolies which are sucking the life-blood
of the people, in the expectation of be-
ing boosted into the heaven of absolute
power by a vast anti-corruption and
anti-monopoly party, which he imag-
ines is yearning to crystalline and per-
form that little service for him. Conk-
ling as the leader of a reform move
ment would be one of the most stupen-
dous jokes recorded in history.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-06-24

n New Jersey has law against
Sunday liquor selling. This law was
recently enforced in Paterson, whereat
the aggreived rumsellers last Sunday
took note Of the violations of some
rather antiquated Sunday laws impo-
sing fine for doing any kind of work
on the Sabbath. They entered about
eighty complaints against such often
ces as delivering milk, keeping open
drug stores and the like. 1t was pro-
nounced by the public the quietest
Sunday Paterson had known for
years. because the liquor sellers mostly
kept closed. 1t is all right for the
liquor interest TO retaliate in this sense
less way, as the result will be to clear
the statue books of these absurd blue
laws. But it should not affect public
sentiment against the law prohibiting
the violation of the Sabbath by liquor
selling.
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,,I hilChMOND MARKET, June 20-The market was
Drisk. rair 70 good butter sold at Is TO 20 cents
choce, - 70 y few tubs of fine al 10. Fine new
Prolific, 80 cents. f'S' i'oso anu
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LIVER DISEASE

MI. :. II. Northrop, Of Laneingsburg n. Y. 70,
several years Captain of the Troy police. saws
!, nave been Tor long time great sufferer from
a.,erangement Of the liver,and after using many Of
me me WWeuicines recommended for that Complaint
wni g, gave me any relief 1 firmly believe thai
tne "favorlte Remedy, is good, honest prena
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HONEST N BDICIN D
"PAVORITE REMEDY"
recommended by Czergymen, States.
men and Others.

SALT RHEUM,
q. lion. .; H. snyder. of Sanger ties, N. Y. pra,c
luiy testiles TO- the abilityof "Favortite Remedvr
ro IN NE case OF his little daughter who
Fayorite Remedy" says this thankful Iot tHo.
ars,ne, my grl altogether from this fearful
ago, and not sign of the disease has S,ncsS ar
all who use it, ' Inn" " VIII no iol
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"Death cannot come untimely to
him who is prepared to die. The less
of earth, the more of heaven. The
briefer life, the longer Immortality"
Let lis then be comforted. w. j. II.
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CTAMMERING, Suffering and LispfnT cured
oweak Voices made strong. Shrill Voices deep,
ened and mellowed. School OF Vocal Training
10 Genesee ST., Utica, N. Y. /. r. ALDRIcH, Prin
cipal. Those who have boon cured can be seen q
any time in Utica, or their address Furnished up
on application. Send for circular.
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m thheENNEs MARKET, JUNE 1s-Butter, 16 TO 10
~ Gus, selecnons c.; eggs 10 C. per doz potatoes
hay sl2 to els per ton - =" u per io'
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soR sAlg

FOB SALE COUNTER AND SgF1T
Il ING, IN room No. 2, MeLln H. sHELY'
InqIir0 oil JHO, McLURE. N'1i2 bui iiEg.
SALE OF REAL ESTITFTW
oaer for saIe, at tho Court HOala WP,t VII
Decsm6eF 22dl 81 ten O'Clock, tho pnpp "L,D
dauhl" Brick House, belonging to fhs an y as1l Of
5 nSInS SNsa5is nIaI ~ o. east w. Loo street "a. i q5Ps
'' no Il.
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LETTER.


lnNefthk HNlGEtN NP-Au'
COnIest-1he SIehmer andes.
MoUNDsyILLE, December 81,
Whew! but wasn't last night G singer
Mr.. HeuderEhoit night Waterman at th'
prison, says that the thermometer indi
Gated lO0 below zero at three o'clock thii
morning, inside the walks whore sheltered
from the wind. Mr.. Bardall says the mer
cur was lOO below zero at daylight, ant
WeidebusCh declares that he examined
the thermometer at Add Harris tin sho!
q little before eight, and tho mercury
stood at l30 below.
Mr., Hendarshoit, who 10 standard Gn
thority in ouch matters, pronouncea thl
the coolest weather felt here since 1901.
1t Is said that q vein Of anthracite Goa
has been discovered on Col. Thompson'
farm, near the Union Coal Works, oppo.
site here.
Owing to the extreme cold weather las
night, the masked ball ut the Latrobt
House was not as largely attended rs il
otherwise waUld have beoU, Those there
however, enjoyed themselves hugely. a
splendid repRst WAS spread about mid
night, after which dancing Was resumed
and kept up until near morning. d.
Since the beginning Of the series oil holi'
ness meetings, conducted by the Rev,
Thatcher, thedoClrip0 OF sanCtifcstion has
received considerable attention and been
extensively discussed by tho religious por'
tions of our community. Doctor Fuller
ton, OF the NJ. " Church, will give his
views on the subject ia d sermon on EN-
tire SanCtiicatioR' Sunday next, in the
morning. This announcement will no
doubt have the effect OF filling the church,
Rs the Doctor has tho reputation Of being
an eloquent and iorCib!e speaker and well
qualified for the task he has assumed
ii. O. Hart, (white), and Powh@lan
Lowcry, ;COlOred), were received nc the
prison Wednesday last, from Harrison
county. They set two yeara each Tor grand
larceny. ,
The river closed Tor the second time this
winter, at Hates Rock, Tuesday At twelve
o'clock, NJ,
The MarahGll county Teachers Institu'
ton has been in session lnr several days
past, at School Hall, with, | believe, about
the usual number Of participants.
Tho concerts at the Ugera House Tues'
day aud "Wednesday nights, under The
direction Of Miss Ida Mcdonald, wcro re-
markably good and certainly mCrlted d
much larger audience lbpn greeted them.
Ihave not time here to p%articulari1e, aud
can only say that tho acting would not
have done disGreiit to professionals oil
long experience, The vocal and inbtru'
mental music was pronounced By persons
capable Vi judging 10 be particularly eX'
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IIIEII.

DEIGMAN-On Friday, December 81, 1850, Of
O'Clock u. IN Mary ELl2 NTH, daughter Of Ihom'l
and Amelia Delgmau, rgsd . years, ! months and
7 days
The funeral win take place this Saturday alter
noon ut 80 O'clock, from the residence Of The par
oats, corner ThIrly-righth and jacob street,. Inter
N mt at Mount Zion Cemetery. Friends Of The
family are invited.
sMITH-on Thursday mo mig Decent Gr 20, 1881,
al 7 O'ccCk, LOUISA, vile Of John Emith, 'god y!
years aud . months,
The funeral win trke place from her late rO'Idoncer
No, 1870 Wood street, on Sunday R%itorncon at .
o'clock. Friends Of tho family arc Invited. Inter-
mtnt at Mt. Calvary.
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org MELLsnrnp LETTER.
GOOD BYE ISSO-JncI E~rOSt-Brier Notes
wRLLsBURd, December 81.

Good Rye ISSO-JnCIt Frost Brief Notes.
WRLLsBURd, December 81.
Editors InteliIsOucE.
We trust you and the patrons Of the In.
TELLIGEScER have had a merry Christmas.
Therefore, to complete the festive season,
your scribe wishes all q happy and prog
porous New Year.
The mercury got down 10 eight degrees
below zero Thursday morning at I o'clock,
Friday morning, same time, 4 degrees be-
low. Several cases Of frost bites are re.
ported, but one ReriOls.
The river closel here some time Wed.
nesday night. .
The Duval Light Guards will give a ball
and supper tonight.
The young ladies' held a farewell leap
year party at the Hudson House on TUES.
day evening lsRt.
Miss Jennie Duval ia visiting friends al
New Philadelphia, o.
Misses Anna and Sallie PeatCe,of Beaver,
Pa, are visiting their grandmother, Mrs.
L. L. Holmes.
Misses Annie and Fannie Tarr will keep
open house tomorrow. There are Others
who will do likewise. but we have not
been oiiCislly advised.
Miss Belle Ackinson, of Allegheny, Pa,
who has been visitiug her brother, s.. II,
ACkinBon for some weeks, returned home
to-day. q. b. y.
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