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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-05-08
West Cornwall.

MIR. Severance of Willsboro has lately
visited his sister, Mrs. G.. W. Bond.
Mrs. Samuel Underhill is on the sick
list.
The Ladies' Union Aid society meets
Wednesday afternoon of this week with
Mrs. Franklin Dean.
Arbor day was quite generally observ-
ed in our part of the town About one
hundred trees were set in district No. 5.
Joseph Jones, the blacksmith. has fit
ted up room above his shop, where he
has tools and other conveniences for re-
pairing wagons, and painting.
1t is cool, dry weather; but the farm
ers. knowing that we are promised seed
time and harvest" are very busy getting
in seeds of various kinds. and are wishing
for little rain. Stock is turned out to
pasture and everything seems moving in
natural order; only farmers do wonder if
1t pays o raise wool and sell it for II
cents pound. and to make butter and
sell it for from 10 to lG cents.
School began Monday in district No.
5. Hattie Delong is the teacher. BY
the way. this is quite famous dis
trict for schoolma' ans. Besides employ
ing one in its own school, Hattie Hamil-
ton teaches in No. $. Cora Bingham goes
to the paper-mill district in Middlebury.
Mary Field to East Middleburv. and
Matte Field to Orwell. Lizzie and Cora
Gibbs will both teach this seasOn-one in
Shoreham and one in Whiting, making
seven teachers from West Cornwall. We
wish them success, but know from past
experience that there are rough places in
the paths they have chosen.
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Bristol.

Col. n. +. Dunshee has gone to market
Jud Brooks was on the street Monday
looking very feeble.
Regular session of Libanus Lodge.
No. AZ. Monday evening, May 10.
Albert Haight has sold his place. in
South Bristol. to Mrs. Betsey O'Brien.
An educational meeting will be held at
the graded school building, Friday, May
10.
Mrs. Landon, mother of Mrs. c. Z.
Abernathy is very ill at this time Mon
day; as is also Mrs. w. w. Needham.
The new pastor of the Methodist
chureh, Rev. A. NJ. Nash, preached last
Sunday at the usual hours.
We are informed that Rev Mr..
Coombs, pastor of the Baptist church,
has rendered his resignation.
Z. 5. Burnham of Stockbridge was in
town last Saturday. He is agent for the
Masonic Relief association of Northfleld.
Judge Smith and Miss Smith of Yer
gennes were in town last Monday to
hold probate court.
Loren Dixie died last week. His dis
ease was consumption. He carried an
insurance on his life of $1,000.
Tom Brown has new barn raised and
nearly enclosed on Church street. Charles
Stewart has one nearly completed.
DR.. f. c. Prime is in town. We have
heard that he is resume the practice of
medicine here.
The prize speaking by the pupils of the
graded school, last Wednesday evening,
was a grand success. The scholars all
did we'll The prizes were awarded as
follows Webster's Unabridged to Geo.
Hasseltine, Millions works to Helen NJ
Bosworth. Coleridge's poems to Lilly
Carey. DR.. Farnham is entitled to great
credit for his efforts to make the occasion
a success. The hall was filled to its ut
most capacity.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-05-08
Weybridge.
Mr.. Ayres continues about the sam,

Mr.. Ayres continues about the same.
Mr.. A. j. Wickus and Mr.. Will New
ton are making some repairs upon theiI
dwellings.
Rev. Elizabeth Delvan is to occupy the
pulpit of the NJ. +. church the coming
year, and Rev. Fred Wright, brother OF
Mrs. Hammond-Ballou, will preach at the
w. M. church; so we are to have meet
ings enough at the village.
Mr.. jerome Cole is about to open a
barber shop in the basement of the Cole
block. Mr.. Cole has had some expert
ence in the business and will, no doubt,
make it easy for all who favor him with
their patronage.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-05-08
Orwell.


TUCItlTCU,I
Fred Walker is reported little bet
ter.
Charles Chamberlain lost valuable
COW few days ago. The animal got at
II meal box and ate too much.
The village school began Monday,
April p. with Mr.. John Barrett and Miss
Mary Williams as teachers.
Mrs. viii Burke died Saturday morn
ing, April -. about / O'Clock. The
funeral took place the Monday follow
ing. The remains were taken to Castle
ton for interment.
Warren Roberts has purchased a
building lot of DR.. n. Gale. on which he
intends to build house at once He
is busy hauling lumber for that pur-
pose.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

Journey, the founders concluded to re-
move the restrictions, and soon after
ward the court Of appeals took up the
aforesaid suit and decided against the
saloon-keeper. Now come the pur-
chasers, who did not put up ga
looms on their lots, but located
in Graham and bought property with
the understanding that no saloons
would be opened here until the town
was incorporated by a vote Of its cit.
izens, and want TO know II the restrie.
tions were legally withdrawn This
question may yet be settled by the
courts.
A gentleman here who, after two
months preparations, left Graham for
the New Orleans exposition with car.
load Of Young county products. has
returned utterly disgusted. He l.
now busily engaged painting flour
barrels to represent purple-top turnip.
with view TO trying II again
Miss Moliie Hensley, an interesting
and well educ ted young lady from
w rutherford, has accepted position
as teacher in the Graham public
school
StOckmen report that the loss Of cat
tie by the recent cold snap is not sC
great as was at first supposed, bu
sheep have suffered terribly,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
Notes From cOllinsyIIIe.
special .


CoLLIEsvILLE, TEX, Jan. 2S-our
roads are getting better after the long
wet spell, and grain and hay again
begin TO show up in our market
The new lumber yard recently es-
tabllshed here is much appreciated by
our community.
Waldo's addition near the depot Is
all laid OFF into blocks, lots and streets,
and the erection OF number OF build
ings has already begun.
Collinsville will now improve with
rapid strides since her injunction Is
dissolved and the town salt is a thing
Of the past,
N w. Steedman, one of our best
merchants, is lying yery low with
typhoid fever. His three brothers.
who reside at sherman, are at his bed
eide.
We now have in our midst
Woman's Christian Temperance
union. The ladies are taking good
deal OF interest in 1t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
MARSHALL.
A Druggist Fails-A Railway Changes
Hands.

Special.
MARSHALL, TEX, Jan. 2s.-The
drugstore OF John B. Tullis was closed
yesterday and creditors were notified
TO come forward and satisfy their
claims 10y taking such an amount Of
the stock as would pay them.
The new steam fire engine WAS put
to the test yesterday evening and did
well, all that could be desired
Ben Jackson, the slayer of Ben Will
lisms, both colored, was brought before
the Justices court Yesterday. He
waived an examination and was held
in $500 Failing TO give the hond, he
was committed 10 Jail.
The affairs Of the Marshall & North
western Railway company have been
placed in the hands of new set OF d.
rectors and now things look promising
Harry Yakel, very estimable young
man, and Mlss Amelia WOLF, were
married this evening at the residence
of the BRIDES mother, Rev. DR.. Nc
Brian officiating. None but the Inn
mediate relatives and friends were
present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
1856.
Harper's Bazaar.
lLLUsTRATeD.

Harpers Bssar ie tho only paper IN tho
world that combines tho choicest literature
and the finest art illustrations With thelatoet
fashions aud methods OF household adorn-
ment, It's weekly Illustrations and deaorip-
tionH Of the newest Paris and New York
styles, with its useful pattern ahoet supple
ments and cut patterns, by enabling ladies
10 be their own dresmakers. saye many
times The cost OF subscription. Ita papern on
cooking, the management OF eervanta, and
housekeeping In It's various details are emf
nontly practical. Much attention Is given
the Interesting topic OF social etiquette, ana
Us illustration OF art needle work are
ACKNOWLEDGED to be un,qunlod. its literary
merit is OF tho hightest excellence, and the
unique character Of It's humorous pioturoa
has won for II tho name OF The American
pintcH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
AL AlnsEa ErpIorIng EEpadItIOn.

PORTLAND, OREGON, Jan. 29.--An
exploring party under the order Of
Gen. Miles, commander of the depart
nent Of Columbia, will leave to-mor-
row for Alaska, The party will con-
sIst of Lieut.. Allen and Sergeant Rob
inson, United States army, and =. r..
Fiekett, United States signal OBJ
server. They win so by steamer to
the mouth OF Copper river, and thence
M the river on the Ice, and when the
id breaks up they will take boats and
nush 10 the head-waters. They VIII
then strike across the country TO the
head waters Of YuRon river, which
thew will follow down 70
~ Miehaels. The exploration VIII
take nearly two years and ID over the
Same route the exploring party OF last
year failed Ia making. The services
II eight Indian guides Will % secure T.
The marty viii be supplied with ships,
bread. coffee and salt aud expect g
subslst mainly on provisions iorAgsa
along the route. They have Q supply
~ frlnkeis, beads, etc, 70 BUY loou
sron the Indians and to make peace
with them in case hostility - ahoWu'
----r---
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RECEIYEIt,s AALH.
puTsuanco OF the order Of tha district
{ of Victoria county, nade on the

In pur.uance OF the order OF the district
court Of Victoria oounty, nade on the
eslh Day OF November, A. ~, 1894,
Ia cause No. W. on the docket ofhaid court,
wherein Ayers Cannon 81 al. are pinintiiB
and the Ter AZ ContineniAl N AZ company ~
defendant, Will sell Rt public auction on the
lfHt Tuesday la February, $50, II being the
~ day ofhtid month, A. the south r. nt door
OF the eouTthoure, IN the city Of Fort Worth,
NJ the hour Of O'Clock In mo afternoon, "
the highest bidder for cafb, e hleughtef-
house and ICE factory u the said defendant
tho Texas Continental Meat company, al
fOri Worth, Te1aH, with nll the machinery,
tools. appliances aud appurtenance, - the
same belonging, tpgsthor win the land upOa
which the same stands, to-Wlt,t twenty seven
one fourth acres, part ~ the James Gan.
derson diu-acre htadright survey, described
" metes ana bonnda IN the deed from ~. A..
rander-on and !. y, sender.on. OF date Sep.
REQ 70 IN SAID Tarrant UNITY In BOOK Of
Deeds. sol ~ pages b0-ll, ny the terms Of
tie above reeifsd decree no bid viii DO Ie
which II less than nty-twp tbs uaAnd ngo
hundred dollars, and on cOmn reliance wiz
the erns Of yale the receiver VIII execute %
VIII deliver 70 said purchaser pos$eeslon
Receiver 4. u N. co
Tuasday, Febrnsry 40, 1885,
al O'Clock m, ar Hatd receiver. ny virtue
terms, az tue oonrthouso door IA vletoria,
Tex. ha slaughterhouHc aud Ice factory 0i
lhe said defendant cOmphnv at Victoria
Tex With All the machinery ioolf arpi'
ancea and nupuriennufeH 70 The SAINT 70
longing, together Win The Land upon Wpinn
tho same siaudH, towit fwenty.elght iiptet
n noWn a. par OF Tie Follnu labor conveyed
by A. +. Hail and A. q, hvil 70 said deienn'
ant company ~ oee9 ~ tAie NVfeinpft
iasf ana offecurdln Victoria county. rY9k
OF Defda ~ page 1S, nnd q eH'd deed faiy
Described No bid VIII ~ reserved iuf iplt
properly which q lee, than th.rix.1Ye tbous
ana failhfa.
10 III apu1cqnla VI. X fhuHA4f
Hhfaiptf g, q, littp ftfieHnI Tax.
Victoria. Tex, jH4. y 100
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
An Editor Missing.

NEW York, Jan 29.-The assistant
editor of Harper's Weekly said to-day
that no light has yet been thrown on
the mysterious disappearance of s. g..
Conant, the managing editor OF that
periodical. The PinkeTton detectives
are working on the case, but have
made no report. IL Is understood that
they are working on the clue that Co
nant has gone South.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
BELToN.
Mexican Excursionists- A New Ma
tional Bank.

tlonal BANK.
Special.
BELroN, TEX, Jan. 29.-Messrs.
Paul Osterhaut and Robert Allen of
this city left on the south-bound Mis-
souri Pacific train last night 10 join
the Baptist excursion which leaves
San Antonio to-day for Saltillo, Mexi-
co. They expect to participate in the
laying Of the cornerstone Of the Bap.
list college In Saltlllo Afterwards
they will view the battlefield of Buena
Vista, then spend day OF 80 in n on
terey; on their return they VIII take
In the smaller and less important
towns of San Antonio and Austin,
Tex.
The failures Of the Island City Saw
iurs bank and OF WolstoD, Wells q
Vidor of Galv estOn came like thun-
de clap here. Both institutions were
supposed to be gilt-edged One OF ur
strongest and most popular mercantile
firms had IS 100 on deposit with VOL
aton. Wells & Vidor, and / fear they
will Iose It. However, this great loss
will not affect the business OF the firm,
as IL is fully able to meet all its liabili'
ties promptly.
IL is rumored ON the streets that q
new national bank Is TO be organized
here in the near future supposed
that the stockholders are men of AM
ple means, and IL organized, rs 1t II
| rumored il will be, it " III have plenty
/ OF capital.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
BURNETT.
Alnnent Survey for the Aus.
" Z Northwestern Road.

special,
w TEX, Jan. 20 Jones &
WIG were attached yesterday
Brown & Co., and Tenant
y. Louis, made an assign
.celJ for the benefit OF the rest
"A "A aslItors. Their liabilities are
a1a their assets $4,000
al;k Of groceries of Herndon
Z rrpleh was attached some time
x vllmAn, Lewis & Co. OF Gal.
n ., va sold to-day TO Leon Lewis
elly for 5000
|iin smith, civil engineer OF the
n Northwestern railroad,
we city for the purpose
~ aAing a preliminary
N. liem this this City 70 the
'e quarry.
s sslal train Is expected to arrive
lornoay bringing q allegation OF
|rnS s aud committee Of the capt.
|ibeS ssa, for the purpose OF visit
s'ahite quarries.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
Elected by the Fire Depart
...,srt-B Business Notes.


special.
i TEX, Jan. 2o.-After a
'R. n, fight Of four days
,Ss much discussed and mis-
~. case was given the jury |
.esrpoon. Judge Heads
me Jury was very lengthy
|.s,,lve and embraced fifteen
30, The jury was die
~ o'clock tomorrow morn
l INV, n the complicated nature
y + a highly probable that "a
N = not be reached until to-
snsrnoon or even the next
,p.,,moreIand, formerly of
rspn., later of Cotton Plant,
!. ,snloyed to this city where
Inside his profession
avery quiet. Our farmers
e,sosly awaiting favorable
~ hssin sowing their crops.
10 some conversation over
.tossthls morning with Dali
e.lIows as to the action to be
W. to-night for the purpose
KY tbe location OF the grand
lhet point. The opinion
I'm thata larger subscription
-,osssry than was mentioned
espum being $4,000.
ia. Ham & Co. are spread
KIN business and now occupy
sng on the southeast corner OF
n, iormerly occupied by Rich's
vdv.goods firm, Messrs. PEN
oyey, are opening up in the
gort building on the east side
iuare.
rrspd Jury adjourned last week,
svlpg returned l54 bills Of IN
n About the usual number
rorted for theft, burglary and
tonies, but the large number
u i largely made up of bills
raining, of which there are
one hundred cases.
Walraven last week pleaded
% charge of theft of a horse
sent up for five years.
aiy dads we're in session all day
", and up TO a late hour Tues
lernoon, seeing after the city's
h. The tax levy for this year
ihe 500 % cents for general
V; 50 cents for maintenance OF
schools; 80 cents to pay interest
hiking fund on school. house
and l2l cents to pay interest
aBkipg fund on bonds that will
bs Issued to fund the clty's float
1debtedless, which was brought
mainly through expenditures
1.-THE school grounds and
sure for the building.
bonds will amount to $4,000, viii
per cent interest and will be is
orun ten years with privilege Of
bpd0n IN three years. This will
.cdp up TO par and enable thI
Pee! cash prices for supplies, etc
iday night the Denton fire de
tnt held meeting AZ the court
Nd elected officers as follows
RI Lacy chief engineer; r. NJ
lure, hrst-assistsnt chief; Harr,
klnl, seeond-assistant chief; q
iddg, department. secretary; r. ]
department. treasurer; II. II
ol, foreman engine company No
A. Bal, first. assistant foreman
company No. /. A re iOludol
dopted indorsing the change q
" convention from the secon,
naday In June to the third ds.
arth.
lollowlng are the names Of dele
% NE state convention at Aus
oiMsFch:
POP Nicely, from the engine con
u Il. Dawson, from the SUI
Nmpany; Miles r. Poe, froI
company No 1; A. II. Clarke
nese company No Q. The fiji
anticipate a lively and pleasar
. MA return from Austin, Ga
\ and other points in the interei
4 Andidacy for collector Of int
'enue In this, the Fourth distrio
teels is devOtiug his time to tn
insoi the Monitor. MI. Gee
well In this city and surrOunt
issnIy and his many frienC
o pleased TO know of his a
aient to the position to v hich /
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

"rhere are no birds In last years. nest,
and we intend 10 close out our stock OF sea-
sonable goods OF lSSl 1t may be years and
&c may be forever, before you have another
resembles sorrow as mist resembles rain,
that we mention the extreme low prices be-
low. But few merchants have got the sand
and the grit Ia make such prices as the peo-
Pile need IN hard times. But the Chase
Trading Co. are with the people and are
going TO stay with them all the time their
III fortune shall I've ours. Economical people
" no want 10 make their money go a long
ways, will do well 10 come and see us,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
WACO.
The City in a Financial Strait.


Special,
WACO, TEX. Jan. % Prosperous
as Waco is, the city government is
nearly always in q strait for money
The mayor had the council together to
discuss ways and means to meet sew
eral notes, now overdue, held by cred
itors OF the city. There is no money
on hand and 1t will be necessary to
borrow money from city banks at thu
rate of per cent. month until q
small batch Of bonds can be nego-
tiated and sold. These, TO the amount
of $4,000, are now being engraved.
Taxes will not come In until April,
and altogether the city government
finds itself pretty hard up. II is con-
tended. however, by the municipal
authorities that this state of affairs
need not last long, and that in a few
months, by the issuance Of bonds
based on the S., 100000 taxable values
here, Waco's paper can be made to sell
at par.
Mrs. Josephine Brooks, wife of Mr.
j. W. Brooks, lady prominent in 30
cial circles here, died this morning o.
pneumonia. This disease is alarming
ly prevalent and fatal here, superin
duced by the wet and severe weathe
that has prevailed for some time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
From Morgan.

MORGAN, TEX Jan. 29-The little
son of Mr. Spence, whom the latter ac'
ciaentally shot while handling q gun
Last Thursday, breathed his last Sat
urday morning. The grief-stricken
friends have the eympathy of a COM
munity If friends
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

We offer absolute our entire stock suits cloth
ing from the lowest to the best.
We offer absolute entire stock Of Boys clothing, all
qualities and sizes.
offer entire stock Ladies' CIOas Cir
cuars Jersey Jackets bought the goods December LIST mt
sixty the dollar. Among Them Silk Plush at $50
worth $40; Black Satin at $40 worth $50.
We offer for absolute entire stock of ladies'
WOrsted Dress goods.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
GRAHAM.
|S'aie Over Town Lots and the
Liquor Question.

special.
|,I,i' TEX. Jan. 2s. Some Of
ls1sna Of Graham are agitAting
.0' question again.
me town lots in Graham
4 s.' 80. aoid by It's founders, each
bls,', a'ained a specific restriction
Es, the purchaser from selling
lorn !. LIQUORS from said lots until
|chAss, .ssouid DO Incorporated. A
|he ~, y one Of the lots. contrary
|loon an 'iiailas Of his deed, opened
inior ~ y glegan retailing spirituous
T. sss ssVsanlg drinks. irhereupon
wLieg' eughi by one OF tie found
en- aites travelling on ia intrI.
~ n !. nnallg landed al Austin.
.gtssie 80 10 The appellate o nrt
.als esra. just about The time
Preparing 70 resume its
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

r@rs lea ECNT
yoyp am We have
an store
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
por YonTi

LIBRARY, Ono Yoar l62 Humbersl.. IN Oo
Postage Jree % al Flbsorbers n NJ Di,aed
states o. Canada
The Volumes OF the Duar begin with the
irSt Number for January OF each year.
When no time IL mentioned, II Will be under.
stood that tho subscriber wishes To begin
with the Number next after receipt OF order
The last Five Annual Volumes OF Iarpers
Bazaar in neat cloth binding, win DO sent by
mail, postage paid, or by express, free OF ez-
penae, (proyided the freight does not exceed
one dollar per yolume) Tor n per volume,
Cloth cases for each volume, suitable for
binding, win DO sent by mail, postpaid, on
receipt Of 81 each.
Remittancea should ba made BY Ifust-Omco
Money order or Dram, 70 avoid chances OF
loss.
Rcigspopors are not 10 copy ms advertisement
ioii,oa M srpress order Of Harper 3 brothers.
Address.
HARPER BROTHERS, New York
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

We offer absolute cost entire stock of Boys and Mems
OyerCOats
We er fer sale at absolute cost entire stock of Ladies'
Mems WOODEN Underwear
We offer for sale at absolute cost entire stock of Ladies'
Mems and ChidrenS Wooden Hosiery
We offer for sale at absolute cost entire White
COl0red Blankets and Bed Comforts
Persons sending mail clothes will please give
breast and waist and length OF inside pantaO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

case Given TO the jury
y !, the Grand Jury.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

Every smoker: shouId Try Little
Joker.p