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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18

JrNHLr,. -ouc aui half cups 81
white sugar, a cup ot batter. thrcc egg,
thrvc tablespoonful. ~ milk, Que sp0on-
flil II hsking-powdrr. Nix With sum
cirui nour 20 roll thin. Cut IN rlug'
aud hakr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
HOW NICE

Miss He'll l. looking. Adiie. Ye., IAu-
n. Why. only year ago her face Was
completely covered With pimples, blotch-
&c, and sores She told mother that she
owed her nice, clear complexion 20 her
using Sulphur Bitters. Well, Laurs.
I shAll try them too.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18

No s3-Coaunfrums; Il~oaa-s 10 could
Q tai uuiold- B~osu~s u IL down In the
uOgih When -. Get near 10 the milky
.ay. A cruz bo- When boani over.
WIN IL u . yard arm. by slssping on
--slek-' whsa Lis pocket hAs lArgs hoas
ln o.
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BAAIp MA,AEuNi. Break half q
pound ~ micarunl IN pi~ccs. pui In a
SAUCEPAN and cu1rr With boiling water ;
adj t-asvooufal - ALT anil lri boil
half an hour. drain aui throw in cold
water. then du,ln agaln. l'ut = layer "i
H. macafonl In thr bottom of q baking.
dish. then q hycf ~ ch-cse sprinkl-,i
sith sali aud Pepper, another layer ~
maoaruni. then on- of chc-.s, until 10"
dish l. full. Cover M, top With bits 20
batter. pour over halt cupful ~ cram
and haks until hrpNn. serve ho, In the
di.h In which Il Was tak.,l.
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k.y 10 IN. russl.s.

No 80 Letter IaIzls. I. T.; .. y. 3. o
x. a,D. s, Go J;5. RU. :, NB;p. ",
10. l., n, 4. 4, A; u. T. "a, V, IS. W. ID
y; Il. Y; i, z. 10, c, ~. Y. u. III, =,
SN
". sc. -ChArsls. Rouni.bsad
No - -Enigmai Nina
No 10 Illustrated H<bus' EiooAtion 10
the chisf dsfea-s q naiions
No fto-Ansgrami Ungracioas
No T,L-Cro<s-ori Enigma. Sss York.
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II man l. only '.good fellow" BE-
can h. pretty bad fellow Ia many re-
spects and still gvt better treatment from
the world than u accorded Ia many men
" hO have more virtue.
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STANDARD ron oyra milTAetSrvaY

cuw Isiir..'ic.. sssr s:an.sA. iissr'..
t.fa. psisisary. Coiis. al sll hYs~.sss y
~ s,su..sh, t-'i.sa-s. ina.~s..ii.a
pi.uA.ss. Ftl--, sai ps.ss-sefth- I.e-sel
ei..ass.si.s. miisa..s-s, Jsaafifs, >se.s'
lls.l.shs. Gkiilss.., ssfscssns-s, We
Asstas r.lss, hsi.fl.. Ltsf sesE,siei
al III Is--..-- sft-sss fvssa scsfsed "a
riasxisA Ilsss rhsy si-sa N nses.
s...fs. ssiuss s.rfrs - sassss'sf eseti
,i.r. ts-.k % sfalA-ufu eamTlirsiias*, -.
.s.ss frs<. ke.ltky sFtiaa q ths sfssns, al
80. IN stsfsua sksnes - fsrufsf 49,
.nf sffsassh rtsf ace
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xor,er or APPOINTMENT.

II un.isr..russi hatinr l-sn apfsiutlsi tF
ths lice lusigg uf fritiaata fur e. tulutY e
unftri un a. thlri TusssiaF 20 tAgrrulirr a.
n. -. ruu1uissiuufrs O. ryFsiFe sal sKaruirr
thg Clkins - cfssiturs against ~ estate uf
TimuthY 4 Carter atr q lTftfI. iu sa.i tuunfr
iisFsasssi. fNrrr-TutEsl inss'Fruf hsrthF give
nffIrs tat ~ ulHntns frlau e. tsfa - saIf a.
rsiiutIasnt as1sei O. satd rrtslitsrs o. Vial
& prv-snt AT prTFe thTir claims. anl that ttrF
sil ~ On sssziun "a ~ utlCe - 4. D. tirrtTk.
~. IN ltsthsl afury-slt go far-tsY, iuns isth.
a Il i~si. 90 IN purIs-s - rvrsiring 80 ssuls.
natssi thls frurth taV - Ianuary. A. n. lea.
a. a GOODWIN. 4 .-r..t...
a.. A HASTINGS.
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PURELY VEGETABLE.
STRICTLY RELIABLE.
..oAoSolUrClv SAFE

30 al. - al prussi.ss rrifs :. -.
30 t.s. 100 90 a. ga - 80 -
asii r..tsss fs~. - fssstIf - 49,
b. ] u sssssss a -. I'tilsisiVAi., Y.
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Young Children,

OXFORD, q. AT Court u Prol..t. h.tt A
farts. within snd Zoe the toanty 10 Dtfar,i. 90
m thiri rue..iay ~ Jan. a. ~ I.D
ALBiEr MERRILL. nannssf Ixe.uf.- An .
certain lnsiruassnt porIOttinx b. ~ ths last vii
ant Testament snfi coiieil thsvts ~ fphralm
lteali. late ~ frysbarx In ssii ooanty ssee.-s.i
having pre-snis.i ti.e ssms Coz PROBATE
ORnGGfn, That the salt lxorutor ia,
netics 10 al psrson. inisrestssi. BY eaa.lns sspy
sissiy In ths Oxfori Dsmar raj prinfs-f a hrts
that Thy may sppear ~ frol.sfs Court a. - ~ III
~ Parts. In all tognty. on the thlr, Tss-.isy III
feb. nstt, a. g'ehsk In the forsnooa. snl sks.
rssnt shsuhI nof - prsy.-l. spprst.i .ni sllex
:, ss We h-t WIN and TestAasni ~ ssii sieoss.
CEonGE a, WILSON, Ju.ir..
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HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.
NOW To WORK.

Csrv,.tss.sres on ,srio. ~ isssr..st " The .ile.
1o,rss, Osfsri ism.<rsi, Paris. Maine.
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A,rn, v.LrAnLr n,arp,.

while suffering rrcrntly from sever
cold resulting in graf palm In the lungs
with all the symptoms IL congestion, a
Relief" \ single do.e relieved the acute
pain anil continuing "a. usc Tor short
time the cold attended With a severe
cough WAS completely broken up"
have since u.~i Il In my family for collie
With instant beneficial results. con-
.licr "lBrown'. Instant Relief a very
valuable remedy.
=. ". MATHEW,
''Com. of Labor"
Augusta. Ne.
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NOTICE OF romreLosrnr.

WHEREAs, 2.myp sulth. q Bs',.l b g. =,
w toanty ~ Osfoft. and ~tate q NaIle.
hl- lnortxsEs des,t dAiesi tn tssutY ssnnhl ~
20 july. A. 10. -, and rsoori,i On utiaT.
ksrfry ~ De-is, b.-lk iia. I.agt rs. g"nffL
" thsfie. ". Bar,Astt. ~ >e~ry, in All 'aanl.
ofptforifbs foliostng nafnssi ansi De- - -
e-s.ts,: .n a e.Ttsia piscs - paf,sl ~ -.
.itssss-i In ssii bstissl, sal l-0aniei AT d. ~
81 .. foliOss. o. III t-besdnulng "a ~ sp-i.
ue.t conner ~ land ~ Mllnam ". ha-lni
ths nofthsIiy sole ~ III t0anty raj T.a.s
IRON sal1 william ". Mason's D. Nalkfr's W.
sofsiesi, In sald Retail thsnoe eastefiJ o. a.
rad ~ aDi % frcd q. Bean; theucs - -.
hans hDd horIksriy ~ land % .ai v ilham v
hason thsBcs soafh westerly % salih as,n -
o. The hrst msnti0nci bouni. rhich aoftsAs
vas thsrcsfter~aris, D. VII On m tseufy sss'.s
day % January, a. u. i.sa, s-slzncl o. ~,
sab-srit-er, ~ the said Charhr. u. Barthtt,
his desi % sssiEnmsnt recorsiei In o.l..
Registry ~ Deeis. l-psk -. PAGE 81. snd = -
a. The coalition u said mSftE.xs hss -.
broksn. nss therefore. ~ rs-oa ~ NJ brsa
% ~ cossiifiea thereof. elsim foF~ciosu's ~
said rsotxA<e-
Jah- s-th. A. ID. LA. .,.
Hills q. A>Nl-.
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-. A->ass.si..i tais@A
NJ 4. 3. ssmau In uumlsr
NJ -. affr0pslais.
NJ 3 iltsa 1.rlisF,,l rlacr
NJ ti. ~pisa fili.sls uoi-s
NJ shais /. q rsn0~nci structure = f-,sni
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DENTISTRY

n sas-srihsr hsrrby gr,. uatos tai ts
III ID a. ~ FysIisn-s ~ ts f,ihsr. 90. 4.
SMALL. Rss.fs.d ,ssts.. during a. r,ouih
- Tsbrasry. is.a. vhsry b. vin ~ pi.s-s.i o.
~ al Tn saut q teutistry.
tP sNALL.
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PEOPLE
Auburn Drug and Chemical Co..
AtntuN. MAINE
NOTICE

Al Hsrsuns haHiIrE tHeu Hrirrs a..airst e.
tHuu uf uNfHri Az rgsf1fstrsi tH aTHi M core tH
e. FL i=rfIsrs ID UKfrr.i Co. tafe -. uf urfifr
a. arlHurt frauu. Ir whsar fafHr inuu. an.l
o. stat a. frs Hr.ifr Ht-.ks ser irstr.Fr.f in
a. rrv 70 uurryE a ttaskes starF. tar. M. an.i
- usssi e. Above iafHTrrsiIHr o. riakr uIf ar
uual rvfHrt
uNfuri tan - les
g uIgIII. ~siftnlsa
~. " ~TiWAET -
~ LORD. Oxfard
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S.i.-A r.i,..i,~-..

No. IA r.iisdr~sss.
Ionz years ago. the Rortugue-,
In NE rude over stormy -ss
He'll On my cogr-s mil riraiss bold,
Who sDugh, n -sirs my fr.igh, q gOli,
sAllel "a until rcsch~i The shore
90 In.iia. fam~,i In ancient iorr
T.sn t.ack I ~sllssi snl In the boil
Were ricb<t spics-vcalth untoii-
which ustied b the captain brave
Al rirics that his hart could cra,.
So~ this III tslli Ssan sell my nam,
Backward ani forvsri I'm the sane
4 faiindrune, ~ morp 90 49,
=, ~ ycur sits my name b. gue~S
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral

q. ~. Lsppsr. Druggist. Poet Wayne. ini..
~rils,i MY little sister. four ysar q ace.
Vas ~ ~ ffum tfunshltis thai ne had Almnst
given W bop. q her recovery. eur family
physirian. Q skiifal man AMI q large stpeft
snos. prunounced u useless D. give her any
mofc medicihe aJlnghs had done al Twas
p'sslbls b. a.. and wc must prepare fof the
wort A. . last resort, Ne determined o.
Try Ayers Cherry fcciorAl, and ! can Truly
say, with most happy results Amer taking
. fsw does abe seemed o. breathe easlsT.
and. within q week. Vas cut q danger. We
cOntinued giving The fsctnrai until satisfied
abe WAS entirely wei. TIT. lniisputAble
evidence a the great merit q Ayers Chsfry
fcstofal has given me uhhoundet cunn-
dence IN The pfepafation. and recOmmsni
u to my customers. kn0ving lt cannot dlsAp-
point them"
Ayers Cherry reet0ral cured me a tad
cough and my partner q bronchitis. know
20 numerous eases In which thl. prepafaiiOn
has pfv,ed ven beneficial In families u
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n tbsr. iear. Tlsa-s siy NAY
O. dr-u sni skats ur-'n the lay
NJ litle slu, yuu oannot ~
Cpuu "a ioe In 10 bay t-l1s
ulis ,srY MN ,isi yuar iAihcs sAy,
Eru t1 h. -bais h. seat a-ay,
'Jalil aust sssp frst ~ ---,roi t.isy
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Chicaro, Rock Island & Pa.iil RI.

frei.sfar rlass rass saf WEE - en- Ifss-l-
nlysr Ti.s uifust Hate - 80 fT-rI lI.t 400
HOOK fHf.AND. nAgINpUuT urH N.fuTa
CouNcIf. nLuTTa, WATHMruHH algCM
yAffA MfnNHArofIa ~ FAtf. 40 20
TPff. ATCufsoa, tHAVnhNQhlN AANtAa
- lNrnIO Ir.s Ne iinirF Cfrr Gee r. a.
nm ciffCAOo. cAf-nWEt1. utsUUtNscr
ssa popar cffT go r.,a.s ,s, go, :.
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A ~
MILLION

Te.srr f1r co. ftsf rrsr have Iaf t.s.r aitrrf...
60 q. H.r -|r.u i|K i#...a Gee. T..r.'
Marr trHusar.ls have tskrr aIFarfhEr 10 en-
HrTs.rtaufT e. HhEs.r ryiaEIs auI frat.f
rsIEt HFr.T.fr 90 trr.r HH~s. safF o. O.
.rIHirrr. 49, art lsl'r
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a s.mpis coy % PHiStTHs' IsK ths ti',I
ussfs taie lournal Nin - mai.rl frf III
appneation - soo. q iiSwsil A Co, d. -rIHf
-trsst. New lofk.
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Adminis,raior's sale.

Notics 4 hsfsby Eiysn that hf f.Ti
uosnss frlul tha iiunurahif lHiEf Hf
liaN IN Denuuafk. 90 a. IN daF nf Wa
a } u'rlifk On ~ aiteruusn. 80 uu.h 20 m
estats u ilsnsEFf NCintifv. On ~ i..i
DNfsf,i. dersae-t, - VIII pfpiurs d.
hrte hunife,i aBd fny dollar, 90 g. IL
~ tis dshts All lnci.iental sharErs 81 sa.f
rial estate eunsists ~ ~ honlsstral ih'1H
All liensger heinfirr. situated ih ilsnn.aA
batcsl a iAsumaFk thls Eth day q lan. 80
oIoRsE ". GRAY, Adulnlti'ai
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SYRUP
WI Csfs
COUGHS. COLDS,
Al Al rls-s.s- sfths
AAAV AAn luA1H

Its tl-sss-t - ~ tssis,
ss.lA-sUat rnatsiastafiiFls
q atiua ~ ssithius islsfi'
- It.ths ns.i 4 asfa Md
trissls ths Ncfti W So
tall pfufsi.is rrirs 80
rsst.ffis o. rsksefkFlA-s
- gisasasiFflsa anftts tsfs.
u..Ii-.f o. Atifs~s
o. ss,ssss 8 See pa
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soIIo VEsIlBUlf tIPRtSS TalISi

"a TNr-.lsh Crssrhra. eissprFs - .Hraf
c..it Csrs an.i lat = ~ nlVrf cEs
f.fiY hsfuesa CHICAGO ufa hriN.H OTgN
eli. nI.uIfs snt OMAHA 40 Fhlt Es.-e
- CHICAGO al rUNNnn ..t.nApc
aIAlfsDa sI.d PuEnIyo. - o. srrh ri Ia
- CItY aaa Iutska urlrufsi 2 lees
- "a 81 fasst.ll allf 49, llfT ~ .rt.-rs
f.fiV vim Cbol1a q H.Hslss A. &C. On a.
go piFsiaad Ia Ahsslss 81 a.. pa. e..
- DifsTs la - sn.f nuut pa Yea hs1f
- OaF,ian ~ IN orsla tEa aan..aI - al
80 OssnllsaFs q Culufatia.
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Via Tho Alb,r, Lea Route.

Via Tho Albert Lea Route.
sailf nspF.ss rrsias talr 49, r. -. "a
ntnasagsliis ant ~ faHl 80 llla. fA -
triats at Hafaas CTR NhrUlasU Ga. 90 80
alsstsf bstsssn faarta arlrli i.aa' . -
Ealls va uaFk laisnL NJ IaH. a.f
w.t.rsa,ru $685. Iailf 80 nlH....H I..s r'f 80
usafiaf AL Inskiag oruflnla 70 FL. u. -
n alIart rfas 80 $780, ani Ea-aaa.r -sfi
t.~ilIti.s - travel - at frarl faslla ... %
einaati AL 49, aoIlfhsfu frl.ta
yosT1kssa. Msg-. Eaitsru. 81 iss.I.. -
ia. sgsiT ~ aay Cg-gaa Ai-Aft 90. -
q. ST. JOHN. JOHN SEBASTIAN,
oss' s-@-s''c CHICAGO. ~.
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ABSOLUTELY CURE DISEASE.

Nauda~
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-09-26
CRIMINAL MATTERS.

The officers have lately made an i'm
portant capture in the person of John
Carasaw, negro, who was indicted
about three years ago for assault with
intent TO kill lie is charged with hav-
ing pounded a man nearly to death with
a stone. The scene of the crime was
near the American House in Nergennes.
Carasaw showed up in New Haven last
week and was brought down here and
jailed by Deputy Sherifls Caldwell and
Middlebrook.
A youth named Miles Thomas, II years
of age, and son of Mrs. Nichols, stole
a pair of shoes, valued at $50, in Bond
Bros store Saturday night. He was ar
rested and on Monday was tried before
Justice Seymour Edgerton and convicted
He was sentenced to the Reform school
for the remainder of his minority, and
Deputy Sheriff Cobb took him there Oh
Tuesday. Grand Juror ii. c. Royce
prosecuted.
Hiram Capron of Leicester was arrest
ed at his home on Monday morning by
Deputy Sheriff Cobb and brought to Mid
dlebury. He give bail in the sum OF
$500 before Judge Crane and was releas-
ed. States Attorney-elect Bliss appeared
for the State and Judge Slade for the re
spondent. Capron was indicted by the
grand Jury last June for adultery with a
young girl employed in his family. She
| is IA town charge of Leicester or Sudbury
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-09-26

Ful.blooded Chester White pigs for sale,
Al 80 each The best Chester White boar in
the county Will stand at NJ. b. williamsons,
Cornwall, Vt.
NOTICE. want money due me, and | want
it now. Those interested will please take no.
tce and govern themselves accordingly.
c. ID. EARL
CATTLE FOR SALE-lO0 head OF yearling and
two.year.old steers at West Salisbury depot
man will be there Tuesdays and Fridays
to show them
ATWOOD q HULETr.
wAN1ED-A reliable, competent girl to do
cooking and homework in small family. Best
recommendations required.
Mrs. II. f. SCOTT,
so Main Street Middebury, Vt.
DIR. DEAN, Dear Sri feel it my duty to
cheerfully recommend your Dyspepsia Pills
for the good they have done me and my
friends. | have never recommended them to
any person who has taken them that the
have not cured. JOHN j. WANDELL, Prop.
Commercial Hotel, Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
DR.. Cages cures are so numerous in this
section that the announcement OF his coming
always brings n crowd of patients. He Is the
only physician who, by his great discoveries
is enable to guarantee cure or charge moth
ing in some OF the worst and most difficult
cases which others tail to help. II sick do
not tail to see him. An account of his cures
would fill an entire newspaper. He will be
at Montpelier, Saturday, Sept %; Van Ness
Burlington, Monday, Sept. 80; Addison House
Middlebury, Sept. 30.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-09-26
LOCAL NOTICES.
.hool books at Marshall's.

School books at Marshalls.
Go to A. b. smiths for carriages.
Money to loan. Inquire at this office.
Go to \. b. Smiths tor lumber wagons.
Go TO f. X. Clay's Tor jackets and wraps.
Finest line OF teas in town at Benedicts.
Go to \. b. smiths for carts and bugges.
Full line OF infants wear at +. X. Clay's
+. r. Clay's is the place to buy millinery
Go to A. b. smiths for harnesses and cutters.
Go to Clay's for new spring prints, ging
hams, etc.
A new stock OF mems shoes just received
at BecKwith Cos.
For SALE-A road cart in good condition.
Inquire OF w. &. Danyew.
The finest oak suits can be seen at b.
Hopes ever seen in town.
To LET-One thousand dollars on first class
security. Enquire at this office.
New tall styles arriving every day at Pine
Hall. Please call and examine stock.
FOR sALE.-All sizes and prices OF fence
posts. IL. p. Hulett, Salisbury Depot.
Don't forget the presents Marshall gives
his customers this month. Read his al.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Cows, calves, horses,
mares, colts, hay. Cd. MEAD.
WANTED-A girl to do general homework
Mrs. GEO. WILLIAMSON, Court Street.
Largest stock OF underwear in the county
will be found at Pine Hail. Prices the lowest.
WANTED-A few roomers or boarders Mt No.
8 High st. MRS. SAMUEL BROOKS.
FOR sALE.-Two good new milch cows high
grade Jerseys. l.. c. BARRows.
Those indebted to me are requested to call
and settle at once. f. X. CLAY.
Cure that cough by using JARVIS cough
balsam. Found at stern's Park Drug Store.
Only four days more that will count on the
presents Marshall gives away. a word to the
wise is sufficient.
Pure confectionery, pertumed bon bons, fine
cigars, toilet and fancy articles at the Rider
Drug Store Dyer's block.
At Sterns' Park drug store may be found all
kinds OF the best drugs and medicines. Pre-
scriptions carefully compounded
Stewards cough cure, magic pain killing
elixir and corn eradicator prepared at the
Rider drug store. Prescriptions speciality.
Just received, new invoice OF chamber suits
etc. Must be sold cheap. Give me a call.
PITTS, Agent
For the next 80 days will sell baby CARR
ages tor less than cost as need the room FOL
other goods. Ii. Ii. HOPE.
GISsENG-I will pay the highest marke
price for ginseng every Monday at n. F. r
der's drug store, and every saturday al Kings
lands store, Vergennes.
3s;iw l.. U. THOMPSON
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-09-26

Last month our customers
responded finely to our request
asking them to reduce our
stock; but we are like a good
many others, the more we get
the more we want. We want
to do a larger trade in the
month of September than we
have ever done. We are very
thankful for the liberal patron
age the people have given us
and we take pleasure in offer
ing to the persons paying us
the most money during the
month of September, 1890,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-09-26
MURDER TRIALS AT ST. Al BANS.

In the Franklin county court last week
one Bell of Fairfax was convicted of muir
dering his wife and sentenced to be hang
ed in January, 1892. Frank Mitchell has
been found guilty of manslaughter. One
afternoon last winter Mitchell got into a
drunken row with his uncle, Hubble Lee,
at the funeral of his sisters child, in East
Fairfield, and ended the affair by smash
ing Lees skull with the butt end of a
musket, death resulting soon after. La
heur of st. Adams is now on trial for
fatally stabbing Joe Lapan of the same
town.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-09-26
LOCAL NEWS.

Butter is selling for Is and - cents,
with selections at 20 Eggs sell for Is
cents.
The hotel at Lake Dunmore is to close
this week for the season. 1t has done
large and profitable summers business.
There are good many ways of spell
ing the name of this town. a letter re-
ceived here yesterday had it "Midle-
Berie.''
Incandescent electric lamps have Just
been placed in the Addison House barns
and in the Masonic hall. The latter has
Is of them.
morning, and furs and fires have been
necessary to comfort nights and morn
ing for some days past.
The bay mare Maggie H., owned by
Messrs. Fletcher & Winch of Middle
bury, won the 40 race at the Peoples
fair in Waterbury last week; best time.
40.
Commercial men are numerous these
days. Twelve of them who had been at
the Addison House over night took the
trains yesterday morning and IL more
came off those trains.
The baptismal service announced to
take place at the Baptist church next
Sunday morning has been postponed
Owing to the illness of the pastor, the
lecture announced for last Sunday
evening was not given, but was post
pOned one week.
Mr.. w. II. Lang of Burlington came
down yesterday and will remain through
to-day. He has the plans and specIfica-
lions for the waterworks all completed
and is to meet the committee today
for the purpose of closing the matter up
1t is improbable that any great amount
of the work can be done this fall, owing
to the difficulty of procuring pipe.
Mrs. Leonard Walker, whose illness
was mentioned last week, died on Friday
afternoon after brief illness of foul
days caused by an attack of paralysis
from which she never rallied. The fune
raj was attended from the house on Mon
day morning at 10 O'Clock. Owing to thu
illness of her pastor, Rev. Mr.. Keith
the pastor of the Baptist church, Rev
Mr.. Cambridge, conducted the services
The following call has been signed by
those whose names are appended: "We
citizens of Middlebury, interested in pro
noting trade and manufacturing inter
ests in the village of Middlebury, hereb,
request all so interested to meet at tn
town hall in said village on the LIST da,
of October at o'clock p. IN. to conside
the subject of putting in use the waite
power in said village not now employe,
in the way of manufacturing, so as t.
employ profltably all such as are in wan
of steady work at fair and remuneratv
wages. Thad NJ. Chapman, w. II
Sheldon, C. G. Peck, A. P. Upper, Geo
Iangworthy, f. r. Clay, M. A. Munroe
b. F. Sutton, c. w. Earl, VIM. Jackson
; w. w. Chapman, A. Calhoun, ii. A
Peck, Frank A. Bond, C. ID. Earl, Jane
NJ. Slade.",