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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-05-05
Going North
LEAVE vERGENNEI
LEAVE LEICESTER JUNCTION.

ADDISON RAILROAD
Trains leave III rs q. m. and =, p. M. arrive
at Lsicester Junction 10 ;I6 q. m. and A5 p. m.
Leave Leicester Junction IL As .. m and o:45
D. IN. arrive at tt l ;S5 p, m. and 7:lop.m m.
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r. M B ALL Il "
EDIToR AND PUBITsHER.
Advertising Rates;

Mr.. j. H. Bates, Newspaper Adveru1inn
gent, Al Park Row (Times Bullding), New
ork, Is authorized to contract for advertisements
the Register at our best rates.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-11
Supreme Court.

s. Deutsch & Co. VS.. l.. Walen; from
BeSar county. The husband having
decided the land in controversy, subsc.
quently the deed given by his wife, who,
when she gave the deed, was not
Joined by her husband, and the
deed ocing executed and recorded prior
TO the sheriil's deed, under which
Deutsch & Co. claim title, was valid
conveyance, aud as the husband had the
right 10 make the conveyance without being
Joined by his wife his deed was superior to
the shoriil's, unless otherwise detective,
The execution under which the sale was
made issued more than one year next after
the preceding execution, and no sufficient
excuse was shown, for tho want of greater
diligcdcc any Judgment lien which had OK.
listed on the property was lost, Where the
testimony was sufficient to make out a
prima iacic case of II valuable consideration,
IN the absence OF other testimony will be
hc,d sufficient to support the Judgment,
Affirmed, Bonner,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-11
WE'LL MERLTED SUCCESS

A gentleman once asked distinguished
penSing druggist to explain the secret Of
almost universal demand Tor Dr. RlchmO1
Samaritan Nervine. He said that il was In
genuine mcdiCinc-SuCn u compound as ev
good physician would prescribe for the dsd
which 1t was advertised To cure. d cO1ij
cost less than any druggist would charge l0fI
Same article supplied ON u physicians pIescI
ton, and besides, there was Il saving of
doctors fee in addition. Moreover by buy
the drugs in such enormous quantities, aud 4
ing Il perfect apparatus ,Or compromising the 4
turc, he was not only enabled to get better
Cles in the first place, Int also to present.
medicine In better form and at less prize 4
the same preparation could be possible obhl
from any other source, DR. RiChmOnd has
voted all his energies to the alienation O
man suffering. With this end in view, ana
his whole heart IN his great labor Tor The y 4
of the afflicted, he has achieved marked
mcrted success. There can be no re4l So
without true merit. That his success sl'i
evlden' ed By the fact that his reputation asa
and physician does not delCriOrate, AMI lhe
that there is II steadily increasing demands j
Samaritan NCrviuc proves that II is no nO,i
but n reliable remedy. lie mas releaeli
formed the pubic that il Is no patent Mtul
aud 40 patent has ever been asked |
tanned. Neither does he ndvettl'cltNacly
There are hundreds Of diseases that vi
knowledges II will not cure II may DC
that some OF thcS; diseases are 50 wdry
ent that 1t seems Absurd to prescribe Ue
remedy. They may differ IN symptoms
| character he precisely similar ana 'he-
must take into consideration the iacl lna'
dies may possess various properties
| some medicines are both tonic ana alel
| others may be tonic and laxative Tue pr n
differing according TO the quantity admins
| and the time and circumstances when d'
Its employment
In the manufacture Of any phaTmae
preparation, the putty and strength Of U
terial used and the requisite machlhel
| employ cd, are among the chief essentials
| tirst is insured by purchasing the inereaa
| Ia. &C quantities, whereby the exercise O
| care In selecting the materials can DC Az
and the second eau only b. accomplished,
the business is sufficiently extensive wW
| n large outlay of capital In procuring ca
apparatus These iuctS apply WIN 4,
iuucc to the manufacture OF our meutluel
quality having been vastly improved Al
| demand has become so great as 10 requiN
manufacture in any large quantities
These ideas are not mere speculative
| 10 miSlead the reader, or To Undue MN wy
views of the superiority of our medicines
inspecting DR.. Richmonds esta6llshms'
would be surprised to see the admiTapI
ties, both chemical and mechanical W.
employs In the prosecution OF ms
Everything Is arranged IN the most "
systematic order, and while TO ihe SvlA,
| server there appears To Oe
| for improvement yet new apparatus
| ChaniCnl appliances are constant! Wa
cured for the establishments
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-11
Synopsis OF Opinions of the Commissioners
OF Appcais-Austin Term. 1882.

X. V. Tompkins VS.. J. d. Hart; from Dal.
las county. Where the damages claimed
results prima fcie as matter of legal In.
ference nom the facts stated Il Is sufficient
All legal damages must, whether the action
be In contract or In fact, naturally result
nom the act or default complained Of, and
although the law In certain cases permits
the recovery ofsuch damages as are physl.
cAlly secondary, or consequential, yet they
must IN legal contemplation, be also IL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-11
Department OF Insurance, s'"''"

AUSTIN. TEXAS, FebruM'N
To ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN a, Irs{
This is To certify, that the German q
Company, Of Frecport Illinois s'J nd
spects fully complied with the laws SSs,ISs,, d
conditions precedent to It's doing ny, pu','G cr
State, and that said Company ho,w, h
OF Authority from this office Gu VmSSAs
business In this State for lweNv, h WY Al 1
the LIST day of january, lSS9' 10 '"'
December lSS2, 49,, s.sl Hti
Given under my hand ana , sea- SfIeI
Austin, the day aud date W. ~ vISo,mn,sH
4. W. srAlGllT Vohi~
i u. CAHSEs, Agent, Dallas i'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-11
PALESTINE.

Correspondence of the Herald
PALESTINE, May D, burglars have
been busy in Palestine the last few nights,
ana have broken into and robbed several
saloons and stores. Last night while the
family were temporarily absent, the house
of A. b. Longermann, of the International
land department, was entered and COM
pletely ransackod from top to bottom. No
clue has yet been obtained as to the bur
glars, though few hesitate 10 say that no
strangers have done these things.
Your correspondent has Just returned
from n trip TO Mincola, and found
considerable discussion in railroad
circles in that town over the re-.
moval Of Mr.. CammNck from the
position of stution.mastcr there. and the
appointment of Mr.. John q. Harris to sue.
coed him. The article IN Sundays HERALD
has caused considerable talk. The fact is
that the removals by Mr.. Harris were by
his determination 10 run the office more
economically, AM, as n consequence, the
office payroll isnow 5000 less monthly than
under former administrations,
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.. NELSON
ARCHITECT AND BUlLD

Office, shop and residence, 1858 Nood "'
Dallas, Texas, IL, a,
Plans aud drawings In elevation, Ms~ Y
banking houses, halls, cottages, ~, n,
nishcd on short notice. I0nsttuvu,y,s T. nj
tended when desired, II the conlrav, w.. sr
~ me no charge is made for the uI .nn,..,'
my work will be done In tue 0es, W sr'.IIl
manner Correspondence prompus NY
Finest selection OF architecture Oh hau-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-11

The well knoSn strengthening proper
ties Of Iron, combined with other tones
ami II mo,t pcriert nervine, are found in
Carter's Iron Plls. which strength ON the
nerves and body and improve the blood
and complexion.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-11

Mr. Ohio Alburtis left here Mon
day for Iowa, after several weeks
spent with his mother and friends in
his old home. He Is much pleased
with the western country and we
wish him much success in it.
Benjamin I. Cage who left this
place about twelve years ago and To-
Gated at Urbana, Ohio, where he
has become a contracting painter, is
in town, visiting his parents. Ben
has been very successful and we are
glad Of it.
Jacob NJ. Gardner, who left Mar
tinsburg about thirty years ago and
located at Urbana, Ohio, was buried
there October 2S5h His funeral was
very imposing, being that of first
thirty-second degree Mason ever oc-
curing there. The Scottish Rites
and the presentations of Scottish
ring of the deceased to his son, John
NJ. Gardner, were part of the cere-
monies.
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ATTEN TEON
Farmers, Mechanics, RaiEs
road and z.a1Orimg MCra.

Heavy Course Kip, Calf snd Buff
Boots. The largest and best, as well rs
CHEAPEST stock in the eastern ond Of
the State, can now be found at the old
Boor, SHoE AID Hal Headquarters.
Call and see them before buying: It
will give US pleasure to show them,
feeling satisfied we can convince every
oae Of the truth OF the above.
GETFINGER Il HOKE,.
Queen Street, Blondel's Building.
N. b. - hose In want Of what II
CALLED cheap goods can be accommo-
dated with Mems Boots, as low as 81 50
and others in same proportions
oc2ll G. 81 II.
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LADIES WRAPS.
We Lead. Others Follow

In the good old Gays of yore FASH {
iopablo lady could appear on our
streets with handsome sh wi and peo-
Pile said they were stylish and pretty,
but those days have passed, the style
has changed and we must change with
ii, Sacks, Cloaks, Dolmans aud Ills
ters have entirely superseded the
shawl. and we'll may they, as they arc
decidedly more styl sh and comtorta
BILE. The ladies are generally buying
their wrappings ready made and tor
this reason lady may make neat
fitting dress, but when it comes making
neat fitting wrapping she always
fails, and the finest garment that does
not fit neatly is not pretty Our sales
of wrappings in former years have been
very large. W @ have taken particular
care this season in selecting them and
have had them made TO our special or.
der at one OF the best cloak manufac-
tories in this country We have sold
more wraps SO far this season than any
former one. All we ask of you is to
come and examine them and remember
that we have no old styles 10 show you,
as our stock II entirely hew Therefore
to appreciate them you must see for
yourself Very respectfully,
NIL EMMER f & FIERY.
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BUSTN ESS LOCALS
RuRKnART q ca.

Are now selling Fine Glass cheaper
than it can be bought in any retail
store IN the cities. Our China Tea Sets
and English Decorated Goods are the
Best ia ihe Market No such LAMPS
have ever been offered in Margnsbarg,
either for beauty Of workmanship,
styles, durability md Illuminating
cover We keep tie best Flint and
Lead Glass Chimneys none ligc them
IN The city. We have Just received
some excellent TABLE GU LERY
rom Tue best manufactures ia this
country Our C0FFEES. TEAS and
SUGARS cpn not be surpassed. ONLY
those who have tried Our Teas know
how superior they arc TO those usually
sold here. tal line Of FANCY
GOODS and more coming Adjoi ing
National ank.
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EDots.

Thanksgiving turkeys are being
fattened.
Postum hunting is now popular
among our Juveniles.
There is an egg famine, or at least
eggs are at famine prices.
The comet, tail and all, is growing
dim and uninteresting. In fact, the
comets stale.
THE official returns from this dis
trict show that w. L, Wilson is
elected by 10 votes.
Rev. f. M. Woods will preach in
the Baptist Church tomorrow Sun
day. evening, at O'Clock. No SER
vice in the morning.
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NEaGHBORHOOD NEWS.

~Ap0dt twenty persons were ADMIT
TO membership in the NJ. Z. Church
south, in Charlestown on Sunday
morning last. The services were
very impressive. The revival meet
ing still continues.
Rev. w. c. Campbell has retired
from the editorship Of the Presby.
terian Ners, at Roanoke, va, the
rapid increase Of his congregation,
and consequent increase Of his labors
in that direction, necessitating the
step.
On Sunday morning of last weeks
Rev. j @, Bowman, who has been
pastor Of the German Reformed
Church at Shepherdstown, for the
last seven years, rendered his resig-
nation to the officers Of that church,
to take effect at an early date. Mr..
Bowman has accepted call from
the Reformed congregation at Han
over, Pa.
w. Nj. Swain, a train hand in the
employ Of the Shenandoah Valley
Rrilroad Company, was arrested in
Hagerstown Monday night, for
shooting at Geo. w, Howe, another
train hand. A hearing was held be-
fore Justice Brezler, when Swain ac.
knowledged to the shooting, giving
as a cause for the deed the fact that
he was laboring under the influence
of Liquor. He gave bail to appear
before the grand jury.
The Spirit Of Jefferson says: The
Union Bee Keepers Association of
Maryland, Virginia and West Vir-
ginia met in Hagerstown, Md,
Wednesday week. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year; President, d. A. Pike, Smith
burg Md; vice president, Thos.
Tooter, Cumberland, VIM. Il. An
derson, Harper's Ferry, L. G. Jor'
dan, Stephenson, Va; secretary, j.
Luther Bowers, Berryville, Va,
treasurer, S. Valentine, Hagerstown.
Various subjects of Importance to
the members were discussed.
A riot occurred at Frederick,
Tuesday, during the progress of the
election, in which Israel Croft, col
ored, was shot and killed by Angus
tus Porter, a police officer. A mob
of negroes pursued Porter, who took
refuge in the residence of Judge
Lynch. Threatening demonstrations
were made about the dwelling, but
at the solicitation of Judge Lynch
and others the crowd finally dis
persed. 1t appears that the person
who instituted the riot refused ar
rest, when the officer drew his re-
volyer and shot Croft, another party
to the difficulty, 1t is alleged, through
mistake.
The Shepherdstown Register says:
Mr.. j. Howard Strider, of Dufleld's,
went to Nokomis, Montgomery Co.,
Illinois, some time since to visit his
parents, whom he had not seen for
twenty years, they having moved
west to take up their residence.
About the middle af September, his
son, Mr.. N. S. j. Strider, was sum
moned by telegraph, as his father
was very III. lie staid until il was
thought Mr. Strider was out OF dan
ger, and then returned home. The
other day he received news that his
father had rclapsed and died on Sat
urday, October Dist. Mr.. Strider
was well known throughout the
county, having been born and raised
near Dullields.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
oyster supper.

The ladies Of tho Mite Society of the
NJ. 4. Church South, of Heagesville,
purpose having an oyster at Mr.. w.
II. Richard s Store. room, commenc ing
Tuesday night, Nov 81, and cont nae
during the week The proceeds for
the benefit of tho church The On bile
are eordislly invited By order Of
THE PRESTDRNT
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We bought large TT of ladies'
cloaks, ulsters and dolmens in the ID.
". 1lmberlake stock; and we will pos
lively sell them for less than half their
value. We also have large stock Of
the above goods just in, bought very
low. A look at them will conviace
you they are very cheap, Gall IN
while they are fresh ard nice
II. IL TIM BERI4AkE & co.
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A Warming.

The Millinery room OF Miss Elm
Mooro was entered on Friday, Nov. 8,
By woman, who took large black
Ostrich feather and some other goods
III She will return or pay FOR them the
viii DO nothing said about It. but il not
paid for or returned she will be exposed
to the public for she is known.
nll}. MISS ELLA MOORE.
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We have made special q arrangements
with the largest Black Goods House IN
the city o.. New York By which we get
our CAshueres and all kinds OF Black
Good. imported price,. II fair deal
ing and low prices will do the work we
are Ietermiu, q 10 do the Black Goods
lraao of Mnrliasburg. Call for our 50
cent Cashmeres md 80
E. p. 1IMBERLAKE " co.
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POSTAL ACCOMMODATIONS. - 1t
viii cost three cents for one of the
new postal money orders for a sum
less than So, and the service is SO ex-
tended as to raise the limit of orders
from $50 to 500.
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If the testimony of cattle regard
ing the points Of merit Of wire fences
could be taken, It would make inter-
esting reading.
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Universal Flexible Weather
Strip.

COME SEE IT. IL win stop all
Cracks and keep out the wind cold and
dust Its eheapness and neatness
makes It WITHOUT a hIVAL. It
prevent. All clatter and noise in old
windows, and will save more than
enough fuel this winter 10 pay For ards
at H. For sale By
novll-at BURKHARr & GO.
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Gmrl Roots and shoes.

Men Boys and Ladies' Gum Boots
and Shoes, all styles and qualities,
from the best factories, at lowest figures
by GETTINGER q HOKE, at Boot
and Shoe Headquarters. NIL.
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AN election for school commission
ers for First and Second wards Of
Martinsburg Independent District,
was held on Tuesday. Mr.. Rode.
rick in first ward received 122 votes.
and Mr.. J. N. Thatcher in second
ward 12S votes.
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plished under the supervision of chat
experienced published, II. II. Har-
desty, whose name is a guarantee Of
his success in anything he under
takes in the publishing line.
= Like many other books of
sterling worth and great cost in pub.
lication, this Historical Atlas is sold
only by subscription, and no more
copies will be placed before the pub
lie than are called for in that way.
We therefore urge upon our readers
the Importance of securing copies
before the agents for its sale have
closed their work. We confidently
prophecy that those who have the
book will regard it as Of greatest
value, and hand it down as a preci-
Gus heirloom to their posterity,
while those who may examine it af-
ter its sale is closed will be filed
with unayailing regret that they
have let so good a thing go by
j. 2. Cangrey last week common
ced his labor Of revising the personal
histories of the patrons OF the work
in Berkeley and Jefferson counties.
Any one desiring to subscribe who
has not already done so, can leave
their orders with him or j. p. Aver.
i'll, during the brief time they may
be with US. The publication is well
under way, and will soon be ready
for delivery.
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AMONG the many joys of the far
mer's life, is that which comes of
the burning of the barn, just after it
has been filled with the products of
the fields.
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G. w. HOkE has just received new
lot Of Black aud Colored Silks, with
Trimmings for am also the pop ular
Shuda Cloths in MI colors, Cashme:es
and Fancy Goods Callin Ladies and
examine. NIL
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IN this issue will be found the
Governors proclamation setting
apart Thursday, the Both day of No
vember as "a dayof thanksgiving and
prayer.
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DYE moind the blag-gard atm
the bokay 2" is the way Milesian
woman at an Oswego, N. Y, hotel
called her husbands attention to a
gentleman partaking Of celery.
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SEVERAL communications, both
county and foreign, arrived too late
for this issue. Those not out of date
will appear next week. A letter from
Philadelphia, on the Pennsylvania
elections, by Grant Pitzer, we are
sorry was among the late arrivals.
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THE cost of feeding the convicts
in the West Virginia Penitentiary
during the past two years has been
124 cents per day. The total cost of
keeping has been IS cents per day.
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IT is probable thai rn electric
light will be largely employed in
dyeing works, where fl-n electric
ity may be employed Tor other
purposes. At night ths light per-
miIs the matchiDg Of colOrs as in
daylight, and in che daytime tie
current can be employed for elec-
lr0 .chenIcal purpnses.
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Greeting

Eat, drink and be merry
Lay aside ever care
Cone to CO0PER'S fer dinner
For everybody and everybody S
friends viii be there. It.8t.
OYSTERS ! OYSTERS 1 as big as
your hand, 1t COOPERS. ll3t.
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MATHEMATICS are usually busy
bodies. At least they make a good
deal OF fuss-f0r.
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THE latest buzz saw item goes on
toremark that 1.-THE boy s head struck
the saw with great force splitting it
in two" 1t is probably the first in
stance on record where any portion
of a boy was victorious in conflict
with a buzz saw.
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THE ladies of the Lutheran church
are making arrangements to hold an
oyster supper in the basement Of
their church, commencing next
Wednesday, November 18Th Dim
ner will be furnished ON Friday and
Saturday, 18th and 18th. The public
are cordially invited.
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Oheap! Cheaper! Cheapest /.

New Goods every day. Cotton Flau-
nels, Calicoes, Dress Goods, Ladies
Cloaks. Boys and Mems Hats. Big
Bargains at &. y. HERRlNG'S,
Corner Queen and Martin
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NNcis : OOcls I OOclsr

win buy almost anything at the 9Jct
Store Christmas presents arriving
dnitv
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Don't forget that COOPER las the
che is est oysters in the city, as we'll as
the best cook ana politest assistant,
Call and see lift isn't So ll.3t.
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A VARIED PERFORMANCE
Many wonder how Parker's Ginger
Tonic can perform such varied cures
thinking it is essence of ginger,
when in fact it is made from many
valuable medicines which act bene-
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SECOND WARD SCHooL.-In COM
pany with a number of others, we
attended an exhibition given 10y the
scholars in the Principals room of
the Secondhand school last week :.
The exercises were very interesting
and consisted of singing, recitations,
declarations, dialogues, &c, and
were creditable alike, both to schol-
ars and teacher. The children could
not have done better, and reflected
great credit upon the teacher and
Principal, Mr.. VIM. Pitzer, who for
the past several years has had charge
of the ID Ward school.
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New Goods.

We have now in store full and
complete stock Of Fall and Winter
Goods, which we consider very cheap,
and would be pleased to have all per-
sons in search Of goods to call and ex-
anime our stock bsfore making their
pur ohases, as we are determined not
to be undersold by any house in the
country. o2S 81. o. w. H0KE.