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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
Let Us Not Forget.

The Charlottesville Chronicle, IN
urging upon the attention of the Demo-
Gratis the fact that MALONE will make
the assault upon the close countless
says:
alt therefore behooves our county
managers to be on the alert to guard
every weak point. We are very sure
Malone is weaker now than in 1888,
but we must not forget that vim, enthu-
siasm, and pork won the victory for US
in 1888"
Timely words. And let us not for
get that we are fighting the MAHoNE
measures Of 1883. Let us not forget
that if MAHoNE's assault upon the
close counties should be successful the
circuit courts will become places in
which his partisans will be penSiOned.
Let us not forget that if he secures the
Legislature he will not only succeed
himself in the United States Senate, but
will see to it that that Legislature passes
such measures as will encourage the
national Republican party to attempt
at the next election following
to Republicanize Virginia perma-
nently. Let us not forget the
commissioner bill which the
last MALONE Legislature attempted
to pass, and which would have fastened
a MALONE "oflicer" like leech upon
every county in the State. Let us not
forget that the eyes Of the true men Of
the whole country are upon us, and
that. in championing the cause Of the
Constitution against the usurpation of
STANLEY MATTHEW'S we are cham
pioning the cause Of all the States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
ROBERT LOWRY,
Rerominnted Governor or Mississippi
&knich NJ IIIa EarenI.

Governor Robert Lowry, Of Missis-
sippi, was nominated on the 18TH Oh
August by the Democratic State Con-
yention for a second term Of four years.
lie was born in Chesterfield district,
South Carolina, but was less than three
years Of age when his father moved to
Tennessee, and afterwards to Tisho-
mingo county, Miss. While Robert was
vet a lad, his uncle, Judge James
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23

The Providence Erening Mail re-
cognizes fully the importance Of a
Democratic victory in Virginia in the
fall. The Mail says: If the voters
of Virginia do not shelye General Ma
HONE and his following when the OPP
portunity arrives, we shall be greatly
deceived and disappointed" Our
Providence contemporary also declares
that ga man who overrides all law to
further his selfish interests, as Ma
HONE has done in Virginia, is dan
gerous to the institutions of the coun-
try and should be crushed" Thus
testimony as to the responsibility of
the Virginia Democrats accumulateS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23

The Improvement in the wool trade
in the North is marked and dealers are
happy. Not so with the dealers in
Virginia. 1t is not certain that they
will be able to deliver all they have
contracted to deliver in November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
From the Stanton indicator.
EaetS ~ EiefIOn

haNts w. EttttOns
As some muskets so cOntriVe IL
Oft TO miss the mark they aim at
And though well aimed at duck and ployer
Hear wide and kick the shooter over.
The following commandments
the exception that the correspondent
publishes the full name of the patient
alluded to where we use only the I'M
tial letter-appeared in the Richmond
Wing of Sunday last:
When the Coalition party obtained DOW.
er four years ago, IL found in the Western
Lupsilc Asylum two superannuated physi-
claDs-one IN charge OF the male and the
other the female department. These were
removed and their places filled by Younger
men ofsuperior qualifications. A howl the
Ike OF which WAS never before heard, went
forth about the removal OF erpsrts and the
placing OF inexperienced physicians In
charge or the unfortunate insane
Those experts, so called, were reelected
by the Democratic Board appointed i'm
April. 1854. One oftbem, IL is said, is over
seventy .fVs and the other over eighty years
OF age. Will give some facts to show how
the unfortunate insane have suffered bv
these democratic experts"
Notes OF the physical and mental condi-
ton OF each patient are kept by the assist
ant physician in charge, and the night
INV hNtP IcpOtiSs Inc physician
also notes his treatment In each case. I
give notes below OF the assistant physician
IN the female department In the case OF
MIS-. y, June 20. 1872. some ten years
before his rem oval by the Coalition Board /:
JUNE rs, iS72.-Mrs. E. running
about actively. Conium has little or no
effect.
"27th.-E--, SQulbb's III. Ext, Con. in.
creased 10 txo drschms.
"2eth.-E--, Squibb's ~. Ext. Conium
10 be increased to three drachms tomorrow
morning.
Il died al 6:4OP. M" -
Living witnesses tell ms she fell In the
yard soon after taking this last dose OF NJ.
Rxt. OF Conium and died as above stated.
The dose Of III. Ext. Conium is nom 8 to 30
drops. The dose prescribed ,cds a poisonous
one, and no doubt caused her death
Another case occurred May 10, 1882. In
the hands OF the same physician, who was
retained two months by the Coalition
Board:
"NRs. T---.-Got morphia, grains a,
and hyosclamia, grains,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23

The Philadelphia Times says: I" 1t
will be the duty of Congress to sit down
upon any undertaken who tries to get
sudden riches through the medium Of
the GRANT funeral" How about the
4" undertakers " that try to get sud-
denly rich through other mediums
railway jobs, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23

"The Old Point regatta caused good
deal of disappointment" What--dis-
appointment! when enc shell ploughed
up an oyster-bed and the crews of two
boats were spilled? Some people are
very hard to please.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
DYSPEPSIA. WITH SPAsMODIC GAS
TRALGIA.
stated by DR.. Marcus A. Harris. OF Black
Walnut. Halifax county. Va.

stated by DR.. Marcus \. Harris, OF Black
Walnut. Halifax county. Va.
MRS. = had been for twenty years
sufferer from DyypepSid in a most aggrt-
waited form. Prominent among multi
pliclty u distressing symptoms were a.
t9CkS OF SD0vHiOdic G0Sgrdigid. varying in
duration aud Intensity. and becoming less
and less aInenable TO treatment. During
the past winter and spring these attacks
became more prolonged and violent, and
her emacIated. cachetic. AMI distressed
cOuditi on gave uumisiakable evidence OF
"a rapid decline. For months her diet was
stale bread and milk. alternated with bread
and water and bread and tea. Having eX-
hausted my own resources. l called tO my
assistance in the treatment OF the case
some OF he most eminent medical men Of
the State. without any other result than a
palliatlOn OF suffering. and. In what re-
gardcd an entirely hopeless condition. |
prescribed the Buffalo Lthla Water OF
Spring No. ., which she used fOre eight weeks
with beneficial results so decided that az
the expiration NJ this time she was troubled
only Occas lOually with slight symptoms u
Indigestion, and was able 10 eat with lm-
punity whatever She fancei in the way
OF meats, vegetables. and desserts / Viii
add that this was the most distress ing and
unmauagtabe case OF DVsprpStG that !
have ever witnessed I'm u practice Of
twenty-five years. and that the action u
the water ia 10 was marvellous,
For sale IN Richmond. Va, by the ag nts
PURCELL, LADD Il CO..
Agents FOR Virginia Mineral Springs
Waters. Jy26-Sujt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23

sion from bis course in the Zanzibar
affair. There Germsny's neighbors
are England, Italy, and France. In
establishing herself in the Oarolines
she has for neighbours Holland, Spain'
France. and England.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
Germany and the Carolines

The Caroline Islands, which have
been taken possession Of by Germany,
are describedas comprising many scores
Of little islands, situated not far from
the equator, mainly between 4 degrees
and 10 degrees north, and between I44
degrees and l62 degrees east from
Greenwich. Sometimes the groups ex-
tending still further eastward as far as
$50 degrees are included under the gen.
eral name Of - The Carolines, but they
are properly separate groups. These
last are known respectively as the Mar
shall, the Gilbert, and the Ellice
Islands. To the north Of the
Carolines are the Ladrones, to
the west are the Pelew islands, and
TO the south are New Guinea, New Bri-
tain, New Ireland, and the Solomon
isles. As the Carolines are not re-
garded as Of much commercial impor-
lance, their annexation by Germany is
looked upon as justifying the view
that the main object Of the new
German colonial policy is to place
Germany in positions from which |
she can watch more closely the
other Powers. That BISMARCK has
M eye TO that seems q logical conclu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
August 20. 1855
Richmond. Anansi IN L..
NI'IHVNUl AUINNI ~ ~
dissolution OF PARTNrp.
- SHIP.

The firm OF o. II. CHALKLEYN eco ......
day dissolved by mutual consent
BERNARD ID. CHALKLEY havInv r..-
chased the stock and gOod-wI 70, f..
concern, will continue the bushes, A. ..
same stand under the hrm-uama W D. +.
CHALKLEY.
ERNEST II. CHALKLEY 1871 have e,..,
slVe charge OF the books. and W ........
the business OF The Old nrm. 4 Zen.
Indebted 10 20 are requested o. -.
and those having claims agaIus' r t...
sent them TO him for payment
T. 4. CHALhLFN
Il. ID. CHALkLEN
ERNEST II. CHALhIE.
G. H. CUALkIEN
LYMAN CUALkIEf
by ERNEST II. CHALhLKY, Alto.
~ Zl.8t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23

DICHMOND SEMINARY,
III No. 3 FAST GRACE STREET,
RINIIMOND. Va.
JOHN II. POWELL. Principal;
Mis-. T. q. PEITON. Associate Principal.

The thirteenth session Of this BOARD
ING AND DAN-SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES Will begin SEPTEMBEK Il, 1888,
and close June -. 1855.
Thoroughly convinced OF the great adj
vantage Of such instruction. we have an
nexed n kINDERGARrEN DEPARR-
MtNT for fHfic bDyS ami OiriS between the
ages OF tOpr and ciQM years. This Will be
under the management Of Miss VIRGINIA
K. SNYDER,a lady well known I'm this city rs
an accom- plished and successful teacher IN
this her speciality. Comfortable rooms arc
provided upon the same floor with the rest
OF the school, INT without any cOHtdct or
connection Wth IL.
Apply for catalogue at the bookstores or
fnnIfhnr HrInrIInl. IN l0.-u. wa I3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
FOR ALCOHOLISM.

DR.. c. S. Ellis, Wabash, Ind, says /:
81 prescribed it for man who had used
intoxicants to excess for fifteen years,
but during the last two years has en-
tirely abstained. He thinks the Acid
Phosphate is Of much benefit to him. 4"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
BRIEF COMMENT.

THE Puritan walked away from the
Priscilla yesterday in fine style" That
suggests to any one acquainted with
the history of Massachusetts, that his
tory repeats itself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23

at is said that very few officials at
Washington have asked for leave Of
absence this season." But a good
many Of them got leave Of absence
without asking for it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
Strange.

Why should people be fooled with
spurious liquors when they can obtain
pure articles at the most reasonable
prices? Call at W. ID. Blair ~ Co.
1909 east Main street, and get samples.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
The Baltimore Herald Republican,

The Baltimore Herald (Republlcan)
says;
Each State is entitled to regulate
it's own affairs, but in regulating them
it is bound to recognize the fact that
the Constitution of the United States is
the supreme law Of the land"
That is good doctrine, and is ex-
actly what the Virginia Democrats are
fighting for. In declaring that the
question Of the State debt has ceased
to be one of dollars and cents and has
become one Of State sovereignty, they
propose that the States shall regulate
their own matters and that the Consti-
tuition, which gives them right to do
so, shall be respected by the highest
judicial tribunal in the land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
A copy OF original.
STATE OF VIRGINIA. cry Oh R..H,..

STATE of VIRGINIA. CITY or R..Hf...
IOWiTt
J. James b. McKenny n notary .....
FOR the city aforesaid. IA the STATE. .. -.
gnia. do certify that Bernard D. Ca.k..
J. Davenport, Jr.. G.. b. pavcnp,.. .rf r..
MUS \. Morris, whose names a..> ...l D,
the foregoing certificate. have ~....t ..,..
knOwiedged the same before m. In r...,.i
city on This the day OF tlc date of 81, q .....
tincate, and | further ccrllrs that f..,.f
before me that the said I. Davenport Toe
G.. u. Davenport and lul'us 4. Morn. Li..
each paid loo actual cash .ufo fAe parfu.r.
snip described 30 said certificate Oh. sum ~
S6.66G.G6'i.
Given under my hand THIS 4.,h .ny %
August. ls-i.
.Signedi iAMk~ D. KENNY.
au 2l-6W N.ftr. pr....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
7 United PARTNERSHIP.

This Is 10 certify that Ne BERN ARD D
CHALkLkY. /. DAVENPORT Jr d.
DAVENPORT, aud JUNlrS 4. MORRIS
all OF The city Of Richmond ami ~..'.
Niiginia-have formed limited rar,ns-.
snip for The purpos' ', conducting D fIa
city OF Richmond flr business az .IAN-
MING AND FINISHING LEATUKR Am
BUllNG ANn SELLING HIDES I.FN,
lhth Slt't-F NhlNGS oli.S. an1o.ul-
articles generally dealt M hy .eainer.f.,..
efs. The partnership Is 10 continue flrt.r.,
years un.e>, sooner dissolved ~ r....'
consent and the Nrm-namc wl DE. b j
ClIALkIEf.
lhespc' a. lartucrSare I. DAWES ...r. Up
q. X. bAl EXPORT and JrSII~ \. " .....
and they have each contributed flt s.....
81 $1,000 making au aggrcgat o. ....
600. BEENAKD ID. CHALhLEY Is Obj. .....
IA partner
Given under our hands this 2H' f..
August 1853.
signed Is. ID. CHALkIII
/. nANENlDEI
g.. y. DANENpIiT
JUNlUS 4. N1l..~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
OFFICE or THE SECRETARY. }

RICHMOND, VA, August 20, 1855.
THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF
Il THE CONGREGATION beth AHA
BA will meet at the Synagogue on SUN
DAY, August 23d, at Il A. NJ, for the sale
and rental OF SEATS for the ensuing year
and holy days. AS there are only limited
number OF seats TO be had, 10 will be neces-
sary for all persons desiring 10 attend SER
vices at the approaching holy days 10 at
mediation.
BY order Of the Board.
WILLIAM LOVENSTEIN.
au 21-3t Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
NrOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND.
DANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE,
ASHLAND, VA.
Fifty.ilrSt session opens
.I.n...I AnHnI.L

II has full and competent faculty: thor
ough instruction: high moral tone: healthy
location; excellent society; new and COM
fIriable rooms: moderate charges. send
fOr catalogue. w. W. BENNETT.
President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
GENERAL GORDON'S JOUR.

~ FNNI WVNIIVN y JIT +
VI NAILS. g.: In the Tennessee "
talns. Sl.25; Where the Battle was l.i...
$50: story ~ - Boy Company 81 ..
GleuaNerili. boy Earl OF Lytton 81 81. I...
Nauriel Mystery, 25c.: Prince of Darkness.
25c.: TEeo. by Nr- Burnett 5u.. Di
Maids Paradise. sOc.. Mss C.ryr..,,
Book. $50. For sale by
BECK WITH g. PARHAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23

Received from WEST, JOHNSTON &
Co. Horper'S New Monthly Magazine
for September-an excellent number.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
UNION DEMO.

HEADQUARTERS UNION DEMU-
IL CRATIC CLUB (Twenty-third street
between NJ and y streets).-ArTBFfIoN
MEMBERS: You are earnestly requested to
attend the meeting OF your Club on TUES
DAY, August as. 1883. at O'Clock sharp, rs
there is business OF Importance that should
be attended to. Come one, come all, and
join us.
BY order of the President. JOHN A. MEAN
LEY. w. a. DEWELL,
al 23.2t Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
IRISH NATIONALLEAGUE MEET.

IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE MEET
lNG-The regular monthly meeting OF
THOMAS BRENNAN BRANCH, No. Alb.
7. n l.. OF ~, will be held at Cathedral
Hall SUNDAY. August %, 1855, al ) o clock
Z. NJ. The officers and members will be
prompt I'm attending. The Parnell Par
llsmontsry Fund Committee will DE pres
emf to report progress. BY order Of JOHS
MURPHY. President. A. W. ROSENE,
au23-lt Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
NNRENTANERA.

I W. BlLLUPS d son,
lie FURNISHING UNDER c.
TAhEtt~
1906 EAST MAIN orNftI luud,r 80. Charles
Hotel.
URIAL-CASE~. NuRDTnS. and Ff'-
NERAL tONNEA All f. furnished at RIO
hours. Telegraph orders attended tO 30. ur
night. sI-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
assnSECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

Corner Main and Sixth streels)-Rey.
WILLIAM W. lANDRUN. Pastor.-Moning
service at IL A. NJ. and preaching by Rev.
CAETER HELM JONES. No evening service
during August 2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
MORE NEW BOOKS.-BAE

MORE y i " BOO X S.-BAN
All Sinister sl25. Sweet Mace. 81. u.i
Factory. 81. Chapters on p,aut-LI'r. 81.
Gordon journal - NimrOi in The N1r'I.
$3.50; China. boy Douglas. Sl5J, A.-~af.
10y ScIimorc. $50. stanley IS Congo. - ...-
umes. SO. Fuiions Christian Unity a.i
Faith. 81. hunters Hand Book. -...
Across the Chasm. 81. Secret of Is Gu.i
Memory 6oc.; Where Mru only na. ID
Go SlZ5; Bagbys Dr. Writings. }..
umos !. and IT,. "a 81; Lewis Arundel --..
Letters and Times ofthe lylcrs e. volumes
So.
au19 RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
NEW BOOkS.-lhe Lady with tic
~ Rubes from the German NJ D. M-r..
Translated by Mrs. Wistrr. SI.25. Tie Ni.-
rice Mystery, by John iStcu tppa-. -I..
Barbara jcatncotc $ Trial, by Rosa " Cary.
Zjc.; AUiHay Tower. hy author Of .n....
sumner clj0; Letters from Hell Nr Mace.
Donald. 81; Uncle Remus. uu4ur'. g.
Doc, Life and ] ines of tlr Tylers nr D.. ,t.
Tyler. volume 2. IS, y Tender uo.u.r, ny
the Duchess, 25c.
WEST. JOHNSTON & co..
aug Oh Man --u..f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
EDUCATIONAL
NANcnrR ArAnEMY.

nNANCOCK ACADEMY,
" ACCoMACK COUNTY, VA.
u. +. BRENT university OF NlrRln.,s,,,
Principal; w. q. MARSHALL (unlvensiy
OF Virginla), Associate Principal, assls.eu
by full corps OF competent ana eApe-
rienced teachers. 49,.
Next session begins SEPTEMBER l4rH;
Thorough courses I'm English, Ancient anu
Modern Languages, Mathematics, Naturei
Science. Art. and Music. Prepares for col
lege. university, or business. Location on
the Eastern Shore, between the Chest-
peake and the ocean; unsurpassed Tor
health, accessibility, and other advantages
Fot catalogues apply TO .,,
au29 Onancock, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
RoOKs. sTAIInNIKh. AZ.


NEW BOOKS.
Pilates Question. hy Nr~ Il. It.t.
Winston. ~ Fredericksburg Va. .N ....,
cloth. story Of "A Boy Cumpau. .,
one of the Boys. of Richmond: 5l.25. ......
RIVERSIDE PAPER Serbs.
Mauor.e's quest. by jeanu.rT.
saltwater Tragedy. " Married for I..
" The Lamp-Llghtcr.' Elsie Arru..
The House 81 "A Merchant Prince. .H..
YetR Woman. An Ambition, W.r.u.
81 cents each. Specimen volume OFF I..
Ruskin Works now furnished 81 % f....
lar price Sl44. also Volume of I......
Carlisle ; Works specimen O.umr . ...f
fun line ~ J. Is. Aldens pun...r ..
cheapest published.
NALPORD & son
au east Az Broad ,fr...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
EEIINt;E.

ORDER OF THE GOLD EN-
~ CHAIN.-The members OF ANCHOR
LODGE. No. :. O. g.. c., will attend astated
meeting in COncordia Hall. 402 east Broad
street. on MONDAY EVENING, August
"a. 1885, at So O'Clock. Candidates for
initiation requested to be prompt Mem
bers of sister lodges invited 70 be present.
BY order OF the Commander.
All 13-It r. 4 DENNY Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
nD'IIss'ssoc li.TIIoNs = PARrSERsmrr..

D DIIsssSeonhCTi0Ss a PARrNERsuIrs.
THE C0-PARTNERSHIP HERETO.
FORE existing under the style a.,
n,,rin.name OF AUGUSTINE, UARy(onItlI
WAIhINs Is this dissolved By mutual ,, 80
sent. MI. W. A. .WATKTNs having soi.i ', vi.
interest 10 Mr.. JOHS A. AugusTtEK n.
Dir. JOHN =. HARDWOOD. s"a
JOHN A. AUGUSTINE
JOHN \. HARNOou
W. A. WATKINS.
&e. the undersigned, JOIN 4 Arcr..
TIM and JOHN :. HARDWOOD ta,o',,
DAY formed a co-partnersh ipunisr fEes,,.'A
ana nrm-name OF AUGt -TTNE . ~
WOOD, and will continue tba ~,
GREASE. AND GASOLINE RrSlSFsg,'''l
all ofits branches al the old stand w..
The services Of Mr. ". A. WArkfvs as 49,
keepr and Office manager. where he..'
be pleased 20 see HIS fricnisaud cggi,,...L
as usual. We hope by strict aitepiia,,
business to deserve the liberal uai-oua,.
the public returning thanks fpr rs.'
tTOnage % the late firm ''
o JOHN 4. AUGUSTINE
Az 2Z-lOt JOIN =. HARDWOOD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23

/ O. o. F.-U INFORM $500
lie DEGREE CAMP will at S-<IS9sa3
tend a called meeting At Elicit - sxtSs~
Hall. Fifth and Marshall streets, MONDAY
EVENING, August Gath. at o'clock.
BY order OF w. +. PEARCE.
An 23-lt Commander
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23

WILLIAM II. SUTH-E.9
W ERLAND&SuNS. FUR c11-------S
NlSlllNG L NbEKTA kERS 74tFA.r
MAIN STREET, between seventh al
Eighth. have large assortment {
SHkOUlS WOOD aud METALLIC CAS-
kEIS. CASES and CLOTH CAskEIs. a
low prices.
Country and telegraph orders promptly
attended tO day or night. ap I-lnS-1.g
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-03-13


Mr.. c. A. Booth is suffering with u
severe cold, combining him to the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Ross and son are
visiting at Mrs, Sprague's. Mrs. Ross
mother.
Horse-buyers will find several pairs of
good horses. As well as single drivers, in
this vicinity.
The Womcn's Auxiliary met at the
rooms of Mrs. Dcnnisou, at the Stevens
House, Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Jennie Ingraham is more comfort
able. Her brother Frank is home from
Boston, where he is in business.
Mr.. A. d. Vittum was to be married
Thursday afternoon of this week to Il
Miss Tufts of Cambridge, Mass.
Our marketmen have put the price of
beef steak and veal at 10 cents pound.
Z. C. Scott had some nice dressed veal in
his market, fatted by Solon Burroughs of
Waltham.
There was a free lecture at school
house hall, under the auspices of the O..
A. r., on Wednesday evening of this
week by Mr.. Boomhower of Fletcher,
VT. This gentleman was one of Gen.
kilpatrck's scouts.
We understand that James Rock is a
candidate for first common councilman.
and no doubt he would make a very eff
cient one if elected. Our present board
have been very dutiful and it is hoped
they will receive a reelection.
While a little nine-vear-old son of John
Banyea, the proprietor of the brick yard.
was riding on load of logs, the binder
gave way. striking the boy on the head.
fracturing his skull aud killing him al
most instantly. Mr.. and Mrs. Banyea
have the sympathy of their many friends
in this vicinity.
c. j. Algcr of Burlington. agent for
the Budd property in this city, was in
town Friday. The old barn of the estate.
on West Water street, fell down in con
sequence Of the large body of snow on
the roof. 1t is rumored that extensive
improvements are to be made on this
property so long neglected
Mrs. Joseph Lucia was given the Gus
tody OF her children by Judge Neazey.
Her husband had placed them in care OF
his father, Felix Lucia. ana she was not
allowed to see them. us She says. Mrs
Lucia is keeping house in X. MaldoOn
house ON Main street. The officer met
considerable resistance from +. Lucia
and hi, wife when he went after the
children but he got them Just the same.