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Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-31

In the preface we find the following;
CHOW in 1881, on getting out a second
edition, the authoreSS desires to express
her grateful appreciation of the kindness
with which the edition of 1864 was re-
cieved. She wishes to express to the
officers and soldiers of the Confederate
army at Vicksburg her acknowledges
ment of the gentle services and courtesy
that contributed to her comfort and well
fare as the sad days there passed on.
Words cannot express the wonder and
admiration excited in her mind by the
conduct Of those brave men at Vicks-
burg how they endured with unfinching
courage the shower of ball and shell .
how they confronted the foe with un-
daunted resolution, closing the ranks
steadily as their comrades fell BY hun
dreds about them how they endured,
with seadfast perseverance, the hunger
the wet, the privation firmly facing
the fact that they were day by day
fighting against empowering odds
and when the fororn hope wayered and
the flag was pulled down, how the
daunlIess faces paled before defeat as
they had never paled before foe
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-31

~, % ut IN the Malvern Semi-weckly
\, r,... 'nlS State, thus writes some
l,n;. " rSnts' AT the funeral of Miss
s5;. @l}chelI, daughter Prof Mitch
WI Of the Arkansas Democrat,
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-31
The tournament that commences next

The tournament that commences next
week between bicyclists of every size
and grade, has excited universal interest
athis city. Heads Of families are in
specting the bicycles of the younger
men. Mothers and sisters are interested
nhe bicycle of "ye small boy" every
where tits, bicycle, bicycle, while. the
Young men are spinning in every direc-
ion, and they are often followed by some
pretty eyes that are taking a vast deal Of
interest in the approaching tournament.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-31
oca News.

: men air meetings of the Young
IN, ny Christian Association are still
N ,rr,- stb and Main SITS. upon Satur-
nav T.. evening at eight o clock.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-31

Upon our advertising pages will be
nnd notice of the Rudge Tandem
Tricycle., a little vehicle that we pre-
|dttWill be the fashion before very long
Anght little ride in the morning can be
given an invalid with but little noise or
tTupon this easy vehicle or a IA
fPfand daughter can take little even
aunt in tho merriest fashion, bowling
pong good roads, Indeed we predict
pat 1t will be the locomotive of the flu
ReSo far as short excursions 60 or
%ant social rides for families or
rRnds ..... ..
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-31

The progress ofwork upon the second
o.. +s Church of this city developes a
D. 1y handsome structure of the Eliza
s ,s+, style, with projecting gables,
W. ys. +rret and altogether a massive,
. w.. vetvery spacious church edifice.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-31
my Cave Life in Vicksburg, /"

BY Mrs. Mary W. Loughborough;
An actual experience
This book was first published by D.
Appleton & CO.. New York. in 1864,
from the authors notes.
WRITTEN IN HER CAVE.
Again reprinted in 1881 from the authors
copy plates, by R. ?. Studley & Co., St.
Louis Mo.
CLOTH Bound VOLUME, $1,oo PAPER
so, cents. Orders for the "Cave Life
In Vicksburg' promptly filed if sent to
SOUTHERN LADIES JOURNAL OFFICE,
Little Rock Ark
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-31

oftbe cream advertised in our columns
Nv Alexander, and sold at one dollar
md quarter gallon, lady who ten
J,red pretty party of Progressive Eu-
,bre to her friends speaks in the follow
mo terms find the cream sold by
Alexander to be very delightlul'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22
REPUBLICAN,
County Convention.
LARGE AND HARMONIOUS
ASSEMBLY.
Full Report Of the Proceedings.

The ,isn. o. the approaching conssn.
ton began TO 'ho" early in the week.
Candidate. and delegate. began to suiye
Monday night. and by ras'd.y nigh, /.
large number ~sre on the ground.
The hotel pi.rI" and office. and tie
Sidewalk, IN the vicinity ~sre lively
Tuesday evening" Little knot, Of men
were gathered a, various points, engaged
Ia ssrns., ba, ,abdasd oonver,Aiion. and
Any unfortunate delegate Who attempted
10 isn the saun,ls, Of the crowd ~a'
promptly bu,,oa.holsd and led to one
side TIE be., Of good nature prevailed.
snd the company "a. 20, inelised 70 dis
psne until late hour.
"Wednesday morning the hotel baleo'
ne, ~sre alive with delegate. al al
early hour. aud the number va. Increased
constantly until nearly the hour Of the
Convention by incoming delegates from
all quarters.
A, nine o'clock the Pan. Hill Brass
Band marched up the stree, from Aesd-
envy Hall, dispensing fine music. .nd
came TO bal, be,ssen the Hubbard
AID Union Houses. Afterwards proceed.
ing TO The band stand where they played
for nearly IN hour.
Al the stated hour the Convention as
.emblsd in the Court House. May
visitors we're present. ineladins DE-. A.
G. Hsmlia. u Bangor. and iiasr look
ins body Of men /, would be hard to ss,
together They werc al honor 10 Old
Oxford and the party which they repre-
seated.
The convention ~A. called 10 order a,
half.pA'i ten. by Chairman John T.
Stanley Of the County Committee. Who
read the call. aud called Heuick C..
DAVIS. E'q, Of Paris. to &C, as tempo
rAry chairman.
Mr. DAvi. took the chair aud aid he
would make no speech bl, called upon
!. l.. Fhak. Esq. Of BrO~nhsli. snd
Charlie. 5. Walker. Of Peru. to &C, as
Temporary Secretaries.
Rev. q. h H.nnaford va, called upon
by Chairman Davis. and offered ferven,
prayer.
Ga motion Of Hon. George ID Bi,bee,
the County Committee was made Com
mi,,ee on Credentials, aud reported a.
follows:
whole rumber OF delegate. entitled to
seats, ~.
a
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On motion Of J + King. Of P.n..
Jari. C. Marble Of Pari, "a. nominated
by reclamation for County Treasurer
The Committee on Resolution. report.
ell a. follow:
RESOLUTIONS.
R,'olr,l. rh,. The Rspaollcans OF Ga.
ford County. Ia convention assembled.
heartily endorse the platform sni rs.olu.
lions adopted a. III. rccnt R~pablicsn
State Convention hell a. Lewiston. snd
hereby pledge oar 'srny-, support Of N,
candidates ihsr, nomlnssi.
R,'oir,d. Ths, 49, pledge Ia th- ellr-n.
OF oxford couuiy an economical admin.
l'u.,lon Of COusiy AFFAIR. .nd Al ssrn,,t
aud faithful cooperation ~lih them 10 tn
supporofa Ten hour 80 ,nd ,llo,h-r ne...
ufT- c.leri,ls'i "a elevate the Am-fic,n 10.
oorr .nd -scur- Ia hln' the proper r-.,ri
Tor hl. toll
R,'olssi, Tia, The R.pabllc,n- Of Or.
ford counsy no~ a. In the pa, f.sos prse.
teal prohibition, and srloln upon those
County cfil,l,l., upon whom such daiie-
fall. 'lgorou. snd impartial enforcement
OF The lAw.
Rss0lr,d, That ~ present % The
voters OF oxford County the gentlemen
whom W. have this DAY nonlnst-d for N.
several oouuiy onl,e q. men emlnsn,ly
ql,llned FOR the several positions. aui con.
ni,n,ly ask Tor their election.
Resolution. adopted
Convention adjourned.
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The following !. complete lis, Of the
delegates 10 the convention

delegates 10 the convention
Aii-ay-Gsofss W. Bssslsr. Ano. q. nsaa.
An.is,sf-O. H. Poor. l.. =. Sssion. wm. Gr,rs.
iisthei-',iman 4. Beaa. israsl q. klnbsli. u. N.
Gfoysr. q. l.. Hale. &. n. kImhalL
nrosufs'l-J. l.. Tnnk. l. u. Gls..
Baekfsii-Geofgs y. Bsbe-. I. W. shaw. n. y.
Chs.s
hyrun-.lohn lISughtn.
caniaa-Nahum Nor. Il. 4 ii.uus'. Als.lsr
D,iano
D,nmak .. rrn.isaisr. e. II. MriAlr,.
Di'ssl- iIsny -. -taaisy. wlAam n. Tanisr.
Fysburs-r. \. nnsiisr. %. NeInur,. \. "
'enns... joan Weston.
slssi-tsorss liarhsm.
Granon--Rnfu, fsrN.
Grssn-o.-i-E. y. RAN. John lss.iss.
iisnovsf-feofgo L. smith.
iisrthri-Janns. lrl.h. iisrs.s A. ir,h. Prank l..
Warren.
Ilsbrus-,haf's ~. Gsorss. =. T.. eastman.
lllum-Alnon Young. H. 4. Mabfy. John Cara.
fovsr-jsms. D. f.rrnrion.j D. Parker. -. u
Moors.
Nason--i. ~. Han.
M,lioo-fe-i. n. Reel.
Nswu-S. H. wiihsf
Nor~sy-''sorgs 4. Ia, II. VI. Beafcs, thaf.es
r.rndg,. An.sl Dn.mor,, 4. n chA's. \. ..
Anlfsvs.
Otbrl-A. l.. F.anes. william CLi~,l. wiai.
stuart. illscos Pans.
Fsn.-lIsuick &. Davis. n. n. Hubbard. ~. g.,
Ilro-u. !. .. Bri. wm. !. whssisr. i'a.. Raua.i'.
y. -. Bolster. =. =. King.
Psfu-thaf.s. :. walksr. lIolI. rdusr.
Farsf-Iorl.a stay. Mo-. =. Moahou. y. ~
Yoang.
Rs,bnry-lI. D. Mcinnss.
Ramfofi-Ioha II. w.rl-.l. D. D. -'n.i 49,
A. Porter
sionsham-l Ilion McAulsisf.
Sios-D. WESLEY Wiley.
slmnsf-Bsnl. Y. Tasl. &. ~. B.'lss. Geofre A.
ssslsn-Charls. Flint.
MAtim.
upton-Apollos -. Gol~n.
wsisrfori-w william DougiAs.. Al. Morss. All
,on hlisu.
wooi,ock-SlIsn ch..s. 7. H. Day. q. l.. cu'h.
man.
frankih PAntation-A. A. &. Abbott
Linooln flsntAiion-J. W. Backnam.
Mlton fkntAilon-lieny Davis.
MAgsllosay Pisnisiioa-w. ". Linnsl.
Riley PlAnt2ilOn-Alonro rfsid.
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RepOr, accepted.
Voted ,h., the temporary organization
be made permanent.
Voted ,hs, = Committee on Rssolu-
lions. consisting Of three members, be
appointed by the Chair. The following
committee were appointed;
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I. Rounds. OF Paris.
A. T.. ilerrlck. Of Bethel
The Convention then proceeded 10 the
ba,in,. Of nominating candidates.
The Chairman called for nomination
for Senator from the Western District.
Ga motion Of Hon. Frank Y. Bradley.
Peter II. Young. Of Hiram. ~.' nomin-
A,sd by .eel.ma,ion.
Nomination. for Senator from the
Eastern District -ere then called fo'.-
Hon. John =. ssa'sy prs.enied in an
eloqu,n, msnn'r the name of Chsrle. "
Gilbert Of Canton
Voted that a committee Of three b.
appointed by the Chair to receive. sort
and coun, vote. for Senator
Dr. r. T.. Small. Of Rumford, pre-.
seated the name Of Waldo Ps,isusill Of
Ramfori.
The Chairman announced |. the com.
mi,,te to receive. ,or, and ooun, votes !:
Il A. DNrows. OF Canton.
J. H. wrdwsll OF Rumfori.
r. X. Day OF Woodstock.
On motion Of c. VI. Kimb.ll. Of Beth.
81. the following committee vas apPoia,'
ed 10 .,lss, County Committee FOR the
ensuing year;
G. ". Kimbail. OF Bethel
A. u. Jsnnsss. OF Fyeburg.
Almon Yoang. OF Hiram.
II. q. Brown. OF Paris.
Nahum Moore. OF Canton.
Henry o. stanley. OF Dlreeli.
George l. Besi, OF Norway.
Committee on vote. reported as follows
whole number OF votes cast, ~
Necessary iot choice, 20
Charles II Gilbert hal -
waldo Pstlsnglll hal 81
Alden Chase.
VIM. woodsum,
Ja. \. Wright.
Mr. Gilbert WAS declared the nominee
OF the Convention.
Ga motion Of DR.. r. T.. Small. Of
Rumford. the nomination Of Mr.. Gilber,
Vas made unanimous.
The Convention then proceeded to
nominate candidates fOr two County
Commi,.ion,r.. to take the place Of
Ms.u.. Hammond and Pet,sngill.
Ga motion Of Hon. Henry NJ. Belrce.
Of Norway. Capt. W. W. whi,n.rh Of
Norway. W. nominated by aeel.mr
ton.
Hon. George ID. Bi.bee. Of Baekhsld.
presented the name Of John Barker. Of
Bethel. a. eindida,s for County Com
missioner. and Mr.. Poor presented the
name Of Hiram ID. Abbott. OF Andover.
for County Commissioner.
On motion OF j. +. King. OF Paris. the
same Committee W. appointed to re-
ceive. sort and ooan, vote. for County
Commissioner. that had already served.
Committee reported
Whole number votes cast. s..
Necessary for choice, ~.
John Barker had -,
Hiram ID. Abbott had III,
\. +. Cushmsn had i.
John Barker Was declared nominated.
On motion Of Mr.. Poor OF Ando'sr.
the nomination Of John Barker WAS made
unanimous.
Voted ,hl, committee Of five be APP
pointed TO receive. sort and coun, votes
for County Attorney. The chair sP.
pointed a. such committee
II. 81. Besrce OF Norway.
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f.axs 90 ra1n.rr- .fi rursisy af ss.h inanih
~ rlr.s. 40 Grit Iarsisy rf innr ..i i'fffm''rf'
lufhrfr
IEsss 30 i~-otTE~rf - Wlslrf.lay t.laslaE thfl
..s.ar cf ssIh rl..nff sf fsrs.
nfN A Mill~uN IruaE. fsfs.
NiLNil n 4 DAVIS. hrafsrNE. itr.
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Third ballot. Committee reported
Namb.r OF votes cast, -.
Necessary for eholos. Is.
Oscar II lI.f.sy hsd %,
Sswsri \ sissr- had 20,
T.. G. walker had -.
Chairman D.,i. announced ,hs, there
-n uill no choice aud .sid that the
committee -ould proceed to eollsc, bal.
lot. again. .nd said he "Unle'' there
!. a choice ,hi. time a new committee
~ll be appointed" loud laughter,
Fourth ballot. Committee reported
a. folow.;
Nanber OF vote, cast. 81.
Necessary for choice. 81.
Oscar II. Jersey had 81,
seward = stssrn. bal q.
T. c. walker hsi -.
Fifth ballo,
Sanbcr OF vote, cast, 81
Necessary for choice. o.
oscar II. Ilersey had -,
Seward :. Stssrns had .,
y c. walker hal -.
Scattering. l.
Sixth ballot:
whole number Of votes ~.
Necessary Tor choice. &c.
Oscar II. Jersey bad ~.
seward = Siearns had 30.
&c. Walker had ~
seventh b.llo,
Whole number OF votes cast, %.
Necessary Tor choice,
Oscar II. Ilersey hAi IS.
seward :. S,earns bad 20,
&c walker had Is.
Hon. r. Y. Bradley announced ,ha,
Mr. T.. G. Walker. Of Lowell. wished TO
thank hi. friend. FOR the supper, they
bad given him. and 10 announce that he
ga. no longer a candidate.
Eighth ballot,
Number OF votes cast. -.
Necessary for choice. a..
Cesar H. Jersey hal a.,
Seward s. stsarus hal -,
y. c. walker had &.
d. II. Herey W. nominated.
Ga motion OF Hon. n. VI. Bsarce Of
Norway. the nomination Of Mr. H,r,y
We. made unanimous.
On motion Of A. T. Hsuiek. Esq, Of
Bethel. Albert $. Austin was nominated
by reclamation for Clerk OF Courts.
Ga motion Of T. T.. Rand Of Wood.
stock. J. +. Stanley was nominated ty
seelams,iOn /. Register OF Deed, fcr
Eastern District.
Eeklsy Ballard Of fyebarg nominated
by scclamsiiOn for Register Of Deed. in
Western District.
The nomination Of Sheriff wa. then
taken up and Hon. John Z. s~a.ey,
presented the name Of John w. Chad.
bourn, Of Oxford. Seconded by Hon.
II. NJ. Bearee.
II. q. Brown OF Paris, presented tie
name Of c. NJ. wormell Of Bethel.
A. q. Bean. Of Albany presented the
name Of ]. l. Parker Of StonshAm.
Fsunee Of Oxford moved that Com.
mi,,ee Of three be appointed to receive.
.or, and eoun, ballots for Sheriff.
AppOin,ed-A. l.. f.unce. Oxford.
I. q. Kimball. Bethel. and VIM. Doug.
lass Of Waterford.
Committee Reported;
Number OF votes cast, 30
Necessary for choice. &c
G. N. wormell had u
j. W. Chsdbourne had &c
J. l. Parker had 10
No choice.
IL. Parker withdrew as q candidate.
and on the second ballot the committee
reported /. follows;
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90 81 c0anil ConmIll-0neIl.

lfsss->scuni Iuesisy ~ Nsy, fri fafsiaf ~
~.lrfr1isf snl Iasf IafsiaF n nsrrHahtf.
int.E a. UANNDNn ta.fHsax pan..
fAANk =. BRADLEY. lnftlfg
WALDO fETIkN1iLl. kumtfd 'fuiir'
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For Governor.
JOSEPH X. BODWELL,
OF HALLOwELL.

For Representative to Congress.
NELSON DlNGLsY. JR,, Of Lewiston.
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On motion Of Mr.. Poor OF Andossr.
the nomination Of John Barker Was made
unanimous.
Voted ,h., q committee Of five be APP
pointed TO receive. .or, and coun, votes
for County Attorney. The chair sP.
pointed a. such committee
II. 81. Besrce OF Norway.
Nahum Moor. OF Canton.
JE Farrington OF Lowell
l.. II. Reed OF Mexico.
G. II. Prince OF Baekneld.
Committee chosen TO nominate =
County Committee for the ensuing year
reported as follows
IG. Kimball, OF Bethel.
II. NJ. Besrce, OF Norway.
A. T.. Gordon OF Fryeburg.
c. II Gilbert OF Canton.
Frank Stanley OF Dlxnsld.
i'll frink OF Brounnsld
W. J. Wheeler. OF Paris.
Report accepted.
Committee to eOun, votes reported I.
follows:
Number OF votes cast, VI
Necessary for choice, q"
Oscar II. Hersey had ~
Steward n. Stearns hsd ~
u. G. walker had 20
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Chairman DAVIS announced that there
-N uill no choice aud said that the
committee -ould proceed to eollec, bal.
lot. again. add said he "Unle.s there
i.a choice ,hi. time a new committee
will be appointed" loud laughter.
Fourth ballot. Committee reported
AZ follows.
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Paris. MAINE, JUNE p. 1850.
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There ~as no choice. and a second BAL.
10, ". taken
Second b.llo, Coz County Attorney
Committee reported a. follo-.
Number Of votes cas-, ~.
Necessary for choice. 20.
O.ef II. IIsrssy hsi ",
seward y Stsarns hal %.
T. g. walker h,d 20.
Third ballot. Committee reported
Nsmb.r Of votes cast. 20.
Necessary FOR eholcs. a..
Oscar II lIsf.sy had %,
Ssssri \ siss'- hai 20,
T.. e. walker had %.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-03

FOR SALE.-A two.horse horsepower, with
thresher, ana wagon tor moving same. In.
quire ut this Office.
FURs.-Thc highest cash prices paid for furs
and ginseng, at Geo. McCue's, by A. u. sim.
onds on Mondays of each week. tt
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYs-Thesc are the
days when | deliver Kerosene. Remember
the time. FRED. +. ROGERS.
over 800 overcoats and usters now in stock,
at +. X. Ravens, Vergennes. Also very
large stock of sutings for men and boys.
49w3
f. Il. Clay is now receiving his full line of
winter millinery, new hats new trimmings.
Also ladies' and children's cloaks in great va
riety. Call and see them
| have bought a nice full.blood, Chester
county boar, which will stand at my place on
south street.
iGw3 CHAs BRUYA, Middlebury.
FrRs.-I will pay the highest cash price tor
turs, ginseng and beeswax, on Mondays, at
Earl smiths.
iGwj f. l.. MOODY.
FURs.-Thc highest price paid for raw furs,
sheep pclts, ginseng ana beeswax. at W. j.
Thompson's store in Nergenncs, every Satur-
dry. If l.. .. THOMPSON.
subscriptions to sunday school Times to
residents of Middlcbuly viii he taken tor 81
per year tor renewals and 20 cents per year
for new subscribers, by G. +. Marshall.
HORSES FOR SALE.-On Thursday. the 18th
inst, shall have for sale Il number of work
horses and breeding mares; will sell cheap
tor cash or good paper or will exchange Tor
cattle or young horses. stock may be seen
at the usual place.
Nov. %. W. {. DANYEW.
For the next thirty days | shall sell all
goods in my line at prices lower than ever
before. In addition to my full line of hard
ware shall carry Il large stock OF watches
iewelry, silvcrware, books, stationery and
fancy goods Give me call before buying.
l9w3 +. H. FOSS.
NergenncS, Vt, Dec. |, 1856.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-03
THE Y. M. G. A.

Last Sunday afternoon service was
held at the Y. NJ. G. \. hall. Mr. +. \.
Bond presided; the subject was "Prayer."
The young mems meeting was held We'd
neSday. Mr.. Arthur +. Stratton, the
new general secretary, was present; his
home is Malone, n. Y, but he has just
come from the School for Christian Work
ers in Springfield, Mass. The usual meet
ing will be held next Sunday. The We'd
nesday meeting will be omitted on ac-
count of the fair which is to be held at
thattime.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-03
A BOGUS NOTICE.
The following marriage notice appeared

The following marriage notice appeared
in the REGISTER of Nov. 10:
SESSIONS-RACE.-m Orwell, Nov. 3D. by
Rev. ;. +. Calhoun George Sessions and NJ ISIS
Della Race, both of East Middlebury.
1t came through the mail and was
signed by "A responsible person, as we had
reason to believe. 1t turns out to be I'M
true, however. Rev. Mr.. Calhoun, to
whom we wrote immediately on learning
that there was question about the mat
ter, replied that he knew absolutely moth
ing about the persons named above and
had married no such persons at any time.
We regret that the paper has been the
means of spreading false report. I
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-03
BAPTIST.
REV. 4. DEB. PALMER. PASTOR.

Sunday Services, 10 As Il. M; 80 p. IN
Sunday school, II 100 m.
Ii. j. Chapman, superintendent
Prayer-meeting, Thursday, sop. m
Seats free.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-12-03
LOCAL NOTICES.

Lots of dolls at MarShallS.
Fresh oysters at Manneys.
An ice pillow tor sale, by Earl X smith.
Pop corn cents II pound ut Manneys.
Large brass trays, only Doc, AT Marshalrs.
large assortment of games at Marshalls
Lots OF new : and 10 cent bargains at Mar.
shall's.
Warm footwear for all ages. at Bond Bros.
Riverside catsup is the very best. Bond
Bros.
Robes and horse blankets, at Haven's, Yer.
gennes. 49w3
Two traverse work sleighs for sale by Earl
Il smith.
DREssMAKING.-Mrs. Churchill, over Colbys.
4lwl3
Full line OF wraps, Jersey jackets and New.
markets. at Clay's.
New stock OF tube paints just received at
Marshalls.
Look ut our stock OF Xmas goods
W. II. SHELDON.
New tall millinery, such as hats, fancy
feathers etc, at +. X. Clay's.
For goods OF all kinds at low prices visit
McCuen's, Nergcnncs. 49w2
New STOCK Oh W rights perfumes ana Sachct
powders. w. II. SHELDON.
new assortment clothing and furnishing
goods this week al Pine Hall.
Finest line OF plush cases in town, and nj
very low prices, at Marshalrs.
The place TO trade special inducements this
season, is McCuen's, Vergennes. 49w2
Great bargains in overcoats and ulsters, AT
Pine Hall. Come ana see them.
Special bargains in all departments this fall
at McCuen's, Nergennes. 49w2
nice line of ladies' shopping bags, Il fine
Christmas gilt, at Pine Hall.
Stewards cough cure; every bottle warrant.
ed; at the Case X Rider drug store
Highest cash price paid Tor all kinds raw
urs AT q. W. Fassett's tin shop.
b. Il. Hope has "A full line OF upholstered and
camp chairs etc. tor the holiday trade.
W. {. Danyew has for sale several pairs OF
work horses weighing 100 to 1900 lbs.
Full line OF Pontiacs and lumbcrmen's
overs. W. H. SHELDON.
The largest and best line OF spring beds just
received at b. Il. Hopes furniture store.
Pork barrels and Turks Island salt
W. II. SHELDON.
WooD.-For sale, 30 cords dry hard wood
45-u o. =. MOORE.
Don't buy your Christmas presents until You
have examined Marshalrs stock and prices
Millinery and fancy goods, cloals, etc. A
counter OF nice holiday goods AT Mrs. SHADES
Five desirable rooms to let well arranged
fora small family. L. ID. TwTTCHELL. I49tfl
Beefsteak sold at lOc per pound, and other
meats accordingly, AT the Valette block mar
ket.
FOR SALE.-Twelve cows and yoke OF
working oxen.
CHAPMAN q. SMITH.
Gray goat coats at Haven's Vergennes Tor
sl3.50-also large stock OF coon coats and
buffalo coats. 4gw3
Ladies will find Il large stock OF cloaks to
select from, and low prices, at McCuen's, Yer.
gennes. 49w2
Largest and best line OF folding camp rock
ers everin town, just received, at b. b. Hopes,
No. 10 Main ST.
Don't buy fur coats or robes until you have
priced them at Pine Hall. Largest stock in
the county and lowest prices.
Dry or green wood of first quality, or stone.
boat plank may be had by leaving order at j.
X. Fords or with +. a. Bond.
49ws A. NICHOLS.