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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-06
BoetDe eesen oas &swtabnebmess.

@nldBIitb Der in cini9en StdOten i'm.
ner mebr pIat9reifenoeu 0teform oes
@,ruBes o6ue Sutabnebmen, erinnert ein
@joetbstunoi9er an einise weni9er be-
fannie Gerle @oetbes, weIbe oeuEelben
@jesenitanb bebanOeIu. 8iele iauien:
Gbret bic iyrauen, besriiBt iic nit 9teigen,
8esriiEt iie nit irenoi9ent, llttl9em Seu'
gen
0es be6eften mdnnliben 6aupt'sl
@jlaubts beln Griabrensn: sSeoe ers
Iaubts!
Wo(t i5r trob bppotratiiben S9eIteH,
9enu nit @cwalt ba5 @jerte su3 ers
fGIten?
QaIIet bic Site, sic itattIiben Otiten
seit aui ben 2oden, uuf @Iaben feit
iieen
@rfBct nit BOrteu, 9riBt nit ber
San6,
G6ret bic Site, ibout ben 9eritunO
OaSu er6dlt Die Q8iener u0t. s. 9r."
foIsenOe 3ui1riit: p0ie n9feue 6rsie
8re6e" bat I'M gtbenobIatte unldn9it
unter benz S9Ia0wOrte pgjoetbe 9e9eu
bas nSutobnebmen4 8erie Sesie[ben ci,
tirt; I'M beuti9sn @beubblatte a6er piro
beItritten, baB oieIeI6en uon 9oetbe ber'
riibten un6 oer ginIenber beruft li9 ba:
bel aui 2oeper. Nfir iino Iie Ieit langen
sSabren woblbetanut, unb spar aus elmer
8eila9e Der &arIs6absr SurIilte pon
1907. Meiu peritorbener Sater beIaB
IdmmtIi9e gebrudteu RarIsbaoer 6urIis
ften pou 1903 au9efangen. Nlter uno
pielfa6e llmiiebeIung baben lie fart Sers
fort uno man6es 9latt uruegt. 9lui
tinem ginlaseblatt ber RurIiite uOn
1907 fan6 i9 bas fra9li5e @ebidt =
Dbne Observation-Disclosures nit SIetltifi
aei6rieben: ,0ieies @sbi9t ma6te Del
Ser. D. @oetbe, I'M ber 8abegeieuI9aii
6as SutabScben beim 8riiben qm 8run:
neu ab3u0ep6bnen, neil leiu Sreunb,
ber Strr Nte6. Or. Snapp aus 2eipsie
unb unisr Or. Mitterba6er baS 9utab'
siebeu fir l6dbli6 bielten.4 S6 bieIes
Blatt sur 6urIiite pon 1907 sebOrtt
oSer uur pom benz urIpriingIi6en @i9en:
tbiimsr 6erieIben bort binein9ele9t mar
fonnte i9 nibt erfori6en, benu es tra9
feline SabresSabI. g8ubI aber mar 1907
Rnapp sIei6Seitis nit @oetbe i'll RarIs
bab, rlub 8eiOe wareu 2eipJiser Susenb
freunbe. @oetbe mus isOeniaas al!
Yeriaiier se9oIten babsn, Ionit bdtt
ipobl Der uripriinsIi6e BETTER bieie'
2iitsn - Der Gisentbiimer bes @ait
v@Ispbaut4-ni6t bes 0i9ters 0amel
ettsl geuaunt. lleOrigeus bat @oetb
pabreuo ieiner sw0lfmaIigen 9lnwei,nbei
in 9arIsba6 nibt meni9e @ele9snbeits
perIe obne ieinen 9tamen peroiientIibt
SD bemsrte nod, baB bieieS @jeOidt in
Sabre 1s4l - in bielem fanoen bic DC
battsu iber bic SesriiBunssfOrm itatt-
uieIiab ais aus StarIsbaO ltammsn
ettirt muroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-06
,,Serabmtes Gtaatsmuiter".

Gs iit.ein vbsrtbmtes Staatsmuiter"
nad mel6em bic S6ueiber tn ct. Be'
ters6ura ibre ullsa iaumi9en &nnben 3ur
9ss abllns ibrer Ote@nunsen 81 5pln9en
fu6en. 8as yf9war5e Brett" auI oem
bte 9tamen Der i3le6teu 3abIer urbI ct
orbi mitgetbeilt werotn, erinnert ndmli9
iebr au 6as 9erfubren elmer 9oben eiose'
n6IIiideu SteuerperwGltuug. Iud btele
fenut dbnli6e ri6parSe 8retter", anf
peLdbe bic i6leebten Steuer5abItr obne
grbarmeE au9eItbrieben perben. llro
wie es in Seittrreid BEL sewiiien Sers
urt6eilunsen lautete.: D8eri9drIt bur@
,wei syaittaae", 10 lautet bic itrense 6or>
mel 6es eioacuSiFi6en Steuereinnebs
mers: .8crI6drft bur9 SerbOt beS =
g9irt6spaus6eiu6es." llu0 bas 1T cine
b6dit unan9enebme @ei6i9te. ruie SeOer
,uoeben miro. Rein Mirtb bari einem
BET 6lieutli3 vGtHfgebdngten" au4 nltr
einen SropTen uerabrei9eu! 0a eiren
io(den trantloicu 3ultanb aber ieIbit Der
itdrtite S6wp,er Hi6t auSbaIten tanu,
10 fuut fid bes SteueramtS Saile itets
,ur re6ten 3eit. Man9mal fiibrt bieie
portrciilide WtuBrescl aber aud gu gar
tomiideu Scsnen.
9a mar por einigeu Sabren zines
id6nen Cages bas ri6parSe Brett" Ill
Bern wieoer eiunlal gonS poll 9el9ries
ben nit ben gtamen ber 10 l6rperer SuBs
9erfaaenen, uub sar man6' gutter glas
ME beiano f6 barnuter. llnlpeit ber
perbdueuiBpollen Eunosebung bes Sten'
GRANTEES traIen ii9 5uei 6relmoe, altnn'
oeleilene Beruer, pon oeneu Der cine,
Elm in Der S6wei; els 9lrtiQeriit BODICE
idGster S6erlt, in Deuti6tanoS S9ritt:
ifeQerfreiieu ais Sumoriit betaunt lit.
0tennen mir ibu 6repmont. Serr s.
fam ebeu pon eiuer ldn9er.u 0teiIe In
SISsuropa suriit. Die 9csriiBun8 bel
beiben 5yreunbe mar cine iebr berSIibe.
unp Sberit S. that, mas 0eutl9e in
dbnlider Gage Su tbun pfe9en, er for:
berte BEN lie6en 9etauuten auf. I9nell
nit ibm eiuen BegriiBunssi9oppsn gu
trinfen. @jeiu9t, aethan.
Brinoet Sie 4 gaIbe Gotbd!"
Daraui Der g9irtb: .S'iibt i6t
| raht, iOerr Sberl9t, a0ef 9aht SI'
| lido Stiri sabIet?2"
8erbIaIites S9peisen -unS oarani
bomeriideS @jeld6ter. Sie 6reuno'
eilten nab benz idwarsen 8rette, uni
ri6tig, oa fanb ii3 inter ben Sdnmlger
Der blame Trepmouts, nno ber Waibe
hattie, aus aebabreuber a6tun9 nor Del
6ey bobeu Stelluu9 zines eib8en0ilii9er
| Sberlten, bsnletben on erfte SteIle 9e'
Test nit alien Giteln unb &ilroen.
| 0ie @rtlaruns mar einfa3: Sn Qb
ueIenbeit bes 9tOreiiaten bate ber Gin
nebmer lid an bss Obberitcn @emobIIr
oepaubt. 0isie. Oes 2aubes frenio
hattie bes Wtannes NnIiessn ni6t per
itoubeu uub ben Betrag uidt ausbeSabIt
0tuu puroe bic Sade eiOIid begti6el
un6 freuoia. NIT Ieidtem Gtmiiicn oi
Gneipe nod emma! aufseiu0t. o.
8erabrei6ung zines balben Jtotben ftan
nun nibts me5r entss9en. nnb baB e
BEL eiuem nibt blieb, lit auf iOl9el
S6redeu btgreifti6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-06

Gldtuiie besisIbsR nit etmas fiibltren'
'8aIier iibergOFen wirb, um oeu 6erper
sur 0formaltemperatur Suriidduidbren.
Sm 9tui5luiie an bas Sennsnbao
ipirb meiit baS 9uitbab senonmeu. mel
Dies 70 ansaeIiibrt wiro, beB Der Ha'
tient in entfleibetem ooer nur rpeni9 bes
bedten 3ultauhe birect uou Der gnTt ans
oefa6sIt ufto - ebenfalls lit eilem ers
6Sbten, Ra1 oben oHeueu, breitsn 5eIte,
Die Oauer 6es 9uItbabeS 1T abbdnstg
veu Der Subiuibualitdt hes BatieateH
aao pon Der 9tuBentemperotnr. Sc
traftieer Die sritere unO ie uitoer Die
testere, nm 10 Idnaer IdBt ii9 baiistbs
olsoebueu. lin ben Batieutea 3ers
itreuqlns uuS glnre9uns bsr NfasteItba1
tistsit III Uerl6eHen, perle9t Wan IN
bas Quitbab eiaise Guru &Yparats-
9te Temppat,Erz neI9e i'm So@ioumer
;im Sonpeubabs erredbt pirb, betrd3t
OFT bis IL 4oIe, mirb aber fEe bic 9kbs
mung trctbem nibt biuoerIi9, neil spir
ia ben tueiteu GuItraum aber uns beben
atnb bur6 eiEise 2iidea an Swei segen'
iiberliesenbeu a8anben nod iiberoie5 Iil'
| ftdnbise 8emilutiOn .geiorgt lit.
| Wlit @las iiberba9te SonneHbGeet
| iino weniger empiebleuswertb, med blrd
bas @lasbat bic Soane swar burd ibr'
mdrmeu6en aber ni6t bur6 ibre 9eml
i6en StrabIeu wirteu tann.
/ Gs iit ielbtpe:itduoIi6, ba6 ntan bal
Suunenbab, wie ieoem anberei Taetc
Der 3atiwbeiltuu6e nidt ibablonsnmdBl
auroeu6en bari, benn oft i5wadt CO
idabst aIIo mebr ais es niitt; oft iu'q
es ueu 8atienten init garter 9aut Ga
ui6t ettra9en. .
3ie glnmenbuns Der SOnnenb&oe
ioaspor aaem i'll 8stradt;iH aieben fet'
bel @i9t, &beumatismus, lteuraIsle1
(geerueni 9mersen). Seeemen (malle'
il9tise 9lni6peulusen) anb BET elnt
swsen 9tnSabl uoa cOnititutionellen V
6er, 0lei9iudt tmb 8n6ertrantbelti
; @crppbuIofis Der Ginber, nnO loa o.
, iieerrnldlenbe Griel9e liefsru.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-06
Der wasna ,up[ts Ianos an isinsm

Der @6n9 supfte Ian0e an ieinem
Bart.
SAT- 0u 8c9n Glide 8ran3oienssIO
bisr2"
Der SeiIigen geiobt."
.9yu nirit gu 0auie msbr babea, nnO
penn bic 8ran, Die Or Die Seiti9e 81:
Iabrt, udtS taugt. brau6it On ibr aud
nitbt bas @joIo at gc6sn. lSenn 9u
mir aber Die Sebn Golbitiide 9iebit, pia
i'd iagsn. bab bic 9eiti8s Did beate
uidt uerldBt.
@npIi6 wurbe man auf tilnt Studt
baubelseins, uub 8aul SpanpIDitl9 lag
isine brei Stnbeu uor benz ebetlteiR9eS
idmiidtem 8iIoe auI beu 6nieeu.
Sd(ieBlt3 wurbe ibm bas Rnieeh
bod Al i6eer. aud horte ct cine Gbnr
fih SfInen, uno bic Reu9ier trieb ibn,
lid mad bent gintretenben umSuieben.
gs mar elm groBer alter Wtann nit et'
uem Stern auf Der 8ruit. AM Nrme eine
Id,one Dame, uub binter bieier cine gat'
e Sdoar Serreu uRb Iiebli6en Brauen
Sine Ger Iettcreu, cine ltartgebant'
Dame idieu inherent Paut beIeaOers 81
ssfauen.
Salt, bodte CT, bic lit fart uni
wiro gut arbeiteu. Das lit iie. bic nil
bic @je5euebeiete i6idt.
limb er elite aui bic Srau Su uno mou
te fie tafen; bic aber wanote iid unpil
Iia uou ibm ab, unS int 9tu tiblte iid
8aul Spauowitid uou ben itarten at
men mebrerer BOlisiiten ersriiien. y
purbe binausseiibrt, Die nod iibrt9e'
@olbltitfe, Iope ieine brei Bferoe be
bieIt man sfiir Die Soften bes Serfab
rens" eiu.
Gu sube, obne @eIb unb Pferbe, ant
Obne 6rau muBte Oer Sauer ben Seim
meg antreten.
9ie periprodene 6erSc, fomie ba
@jolb bat bic Otntter Gottes. uor
Don natiirIi6 n6t erboIten; iie b
bieieIbsn ia aud ni6t uerbient.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-06
@ebunteuipiue.

0fan6e Weni6ea iin6 pie 0teIeIn:
gerilbrt man lie Ieiie. 10 bremen iie !;
bod iaBt man iis ber6 an, 10 iinb iie
ma9tIos.
SSet Ii5 eni9 uOr BIT biitt, ben be-
oba6te genau; uieaei9t iu3t ct nur
Smb iiir beine glu9en.
Sc gibt ni6ts un9epiheres, ais Elm
gspiieS glIter bel ben 6roucn.
g8er BEN 9lrspO9n Iiebt, 9aBt bic
lebsrSeusun9.
Man6er @taun Dir6 Our9 feline
GeiHOe beriibmt.
Oa5 9tltcr trei6t nit ben Snaren ietn
Spiel, ruie Der 5erblt nit ben SIdtteru.
Gs gibt 2eute, bic man bel Der eriten
9esesuung iiir bumm bait, bic aber bel
udberer Sefannti9aiI m3wsiieIbaIt -
bunlm linb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-06

8ei ben &irgiien, Die
ibre aItber9ebra9teu Sitten fat unges
idmGlert .erbaIteu baben, bat @uropen5
iibertiiu6te 96ilidteit bc6 aud ibon
i6re Seimitatte gefuuoen. Der @opOers
neur pom SreH6urg bate uor Ginger
3eit, 10 erSdbIt bGs .Sa. S.:gl.",
einen8ir9iien. n.Ggbau sur Eaiet geIaoeu;
benz @alt gegeniiber Jap bic bRbi1e
iuu9e 6rau eineS tuiiti4en Siii;irrS.
Der 5tirgile wanote teiu glugc pon ibr,
uuo er tonnte iit5 rHdbt entbalten aus;u.
ruieu: .GauieuO S6afe piiroe i'd iiir
bieie 6rau bort gebeu!" 2laes Iacbte
iiber bieie uugetiiniteIte 9emunbeyuug.
Der @ouuerneur, Der lid einen Sbers
nit 6em Steppeulobu MAIDEN, i'm piels
Iei9t i'll @erIeseubeit brinseu woate,
Iragte i'm, in6em er auf feline eigene ges
mabliu beutete: v0ie piel gebit On
aber pobI fir bieie?" = 20 Serr!"
uerieste ber Gban 9aIdnt, obue fi6 gu
beiinneu. nfra9e 6as nibt, 10 piele
S9afe bat 8einer auf ber sanSen 8eIt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-06
Brief cintS footaeIasten St@tcrS
all etne SegeSSeifuIa.
@isebrte .0febaction !!

Soeben las ib in S9rer gci&itteH
5eituua msinta Mstrolog. uno oieie Sec.
lire wSrbe mir MEL 8er9niisen geluabt
babeu, ,penn I'D mibt bate aunsbmem
miiIIen, baB mein bartndtiSes &ebsn;
bleibel Sbnsu peinIib ieiH iuiirbe SD
bate aud ibon baran 9ebad)t, nm Sbrca
9eetrplog aitbt giigeu su itroien, MID
lrlbis in oas 5eniejts ~ beiorbern, aber.
abaelebeu Son beu unannsbrlIidteiteH
eines iol6en SsIbitutorbs, nate cS mir
bod ao6 Ii,6. 10 Iause Ieben Sn bIsiben,
bis i6 sinen cben nugefangeneu Jtomau
bteueet babe. llebrtgenS tOrren Sic
Ieibt aus Der 9Iotb cine 9usenb MAIDEN,
in6em sic meiue gSieberbeIcbun9 gum
@e9cnltanb siusS ferncrsn 6euiattons
artiteIs beniieeu. 0isr;I Diirbe i'd
Sbueu gerne einige 9iotiSen 9eben, aber
id babe tciue 3eit. IA MIDI iett pieIe
quite 6reuuoe beiu6eu, i'm MIDI Su fras
9sn, manu- meiu @enrdbniB itaitiinoet.
IS srIBt nit uOrSisIi9tr 9oda6'
tuHg N. 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-06

Die Oetouomtf6e. RIas
pisrIebrsr: Sd tann gar ui9t besrsiIen,
parum sic aae Biecen III 10 raienS
i9nellem Eempo ipieIeu2 = S@iilerin:
0amit bel bem t6suern StunoengsIS
redt pieIe Stiide uui bic StunOe tommen.
- 0o9 ui9t oweit. Run,
Sribdsu, babt ibr benn i3on Jtedens
ftunbe in ber S9ule2 = Sa. Tante. -
9tun, bann ias' mir NAL, iuisuieI 10 benn
Gins uu6 Gins? = Sa, Gants, 10 fawere
@eI9ibten re6usn mir nod nidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-06

Rafernenitplperte. =
Donuerwsttsr, itebt Der SerI iuieSer ba>
o(s oh er 6iebiseier lsasn wo!Ite
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-11-14
COUNTY AND VICINITY NOTES..

The Bristol Mfg. Co., of Bristol is pre-
pairing to light its shops with electricity
Later information is to the effect that
the loss of Kingsley Bros. of Salisbury
~ the burning of their pulp mill last
week was but about $4,000. They have
insurance for something near half that
sum.
a woman named Lizzie Higgins. who
has been living with an Italian named
Wouero in a low section of the town
of Port Henry known as dublin" COM
mitted suicide by hanging Sunday. The
woman had four children living in Port
Henry.
4 lot of land on the shore of Lake
George in township of Hague. y. Y, has
been bought by Booth and Barrett, the
celebrated actors, who will erect cot
tage there the coming spring. They in
tend to make the place their summer
home.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-11-14

present. Among the guests was Mr..
Frank p. Merrill of Boston, who was the
first commander-in-chef of the order
The Middlebury orchestra provided the
music, and the supper was served in the
lower hall by the ladies.
The ladies of st. Stephens parish have
in contemplation sale of fancy and use
full articles suitable for holiday gifts. 1t
will be held in the town hall early in
December. At the same time the young
people will give, under the direction of
Mrs. Royce, a popular drama, entitled,
"Place aux Danes. Further announce
ment will be made latter.
Two young Alaskans are the guests of
Mr.. Albert Chapman. They are the sons
of a Norwegian agent of the Alaska
Commercial Co. at st. Michael's, Alaska,
and have come to Vermont to enter the
Episcopal institute at Burlington. They
are ID and 16 years of age, and for
the past two years they have been under
the instruction of Bishop Chapman at his
mission.
Letters addressed as follows have re-
manned at the post-ofllce one month /:
VIM. ID. Bennett, VIM. j. Brown. Mr..
Dimmock, G. II. belong, VIM. Fales,
j. p. Hawkins, Chas. Kimball, +. Joseph
Mumblo, f. r. Smith, S. n. Verbck, F..
p. Wilson, Mrs. VIM. F. Church, Miss
Lille Duley, Mrs. Jane Halo, Mrs. Belle
Nichols, Mrs. Fred Owens, Mrs. j..
Phelps, Mrs. Robert Rogers, Miss Julia
Sullivan.
The lecture on Eight American Au-
thors," by Rev. j. w. McCammon, at
Schoool-house hall on Tuesday evening,
drew fair house, though far smaller
than the merits of the entertainment
warranted. Mr. McCammon has his sub
lect well in hand and is a pleasing talk
er. The stereOpticon views are numer-
Gus and valuable. Principal James in
troduced the speaker, who came here
under the auspices of the High-school
societies.
DIR. Sheldon was very much surprised
on going into his wood-shed on recent
Sunday morning to find there a large
and lively rooster with nothing on
except few feathers about the neck. 1t
was very much alive and fled as soon as
it had an opportunity. The next day it
was captured by the owner and killed.
1t appeared that Il resident of the vicin-
ity killed the bird, or tried to, on Satur-
day and hired couple of boys to pick
it. They had nearly finished the Job
when the bird came to life and ran. The
boys were afraid to pursue, and so 1t
found refuge in the doctors premises.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-11-14

Please remember Pine Hall has the North
Star fur coats in large variety of fur and
prices. They are the best coats in Amer lea,
don't buy until you have seen them.
NOTICE. have for service a first.class thor.
oughbred Ohio Chester boar at my place, the
best in Addison county. j. TULLEY.
Salisbury. 43;6w
MUsIC-The undersignedis prepared to take
pupils upon piano or organ. Good references.
Terms reasonable. Address
43;4w o. j. SAWYER, p. o. Box $50.
We have now in stock a complete assert.
ment of boots and shoes suited in quality and
style to the wants OF all, which Will be sold
at the lowest prices.
BEcKwITH & Co.
wooD.-l shall have this fall and winter 100
cords of firstclass upland hard wood, which
will deliver around the village on orders at
from SO to "a a cord, according to quality.
Orders may be left Mt my gran.store.
+. w. ATWOOD.
FOR SALE-One horse. | set traverse sleds, |
cutter, 2 sets double harness., stoves and 9th.
er useful property, in good condition, very
cheap. MRS. JAS. +. SUMNER,
3;4w East Middlebury.
CATTLE FOR SALE-l0O head of yea Ring and
twoyear. old steers at West Salisbury depot.
A man will be there Tuesdays and Fridays
to show them.
ATWOOD Il HULETT.
PROFESSOR CLARK, the scientific optician
who fitted so many difficult eyes with glasses
on his last visit to Middlebury, will be at the
jewelry store OF II. W. Brewster again Decem
Der l and remain one week. II you have
troublesome eyes it will cost you nothing to
consult him and have them examined. &c :3w
DIR. DEAN, Dear S,r:-I feel it my duty to
cheerfully recommend your Dyspepsia Pills
for the good they have done me and my
friends. have never recommended them OF
any person who has taken them that the,
have not cured. JOHN j. WANDELL, Prop.
Commercial Hotel, saratoga Springs, y. Y.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-11-14

the campers. Mr.. Sperry is station
agent at Colville, IA town of 500 inhabi-
tants on the Spokane Falls and Northern
railway. Mr.. and Mrs. Sperry will re-
main here for week or two and reach
their new home about December |.
Wednesday morning the Methodist
church was the scene of pretty wedd-
ing. Miss Clara Hosmer was united to
Mr.. j. F. Noe of North Creek, n. Y,
Rev. j. j. Noe, father of the groom, and
a former pastor here, performing the
ceremony. Messrs Merritt Stow, Ezra
Benedict, Frank Hubbard and Virgil
Benedict were the ushers. Mrs. F. ID.
Boynton presided at the organ. The
pulpit and altar rail of the church were
invisible because of plants and ever
greens with which they were covered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noe went south on the
mail train. They will, after ten days,
make their residence in North Creek. n.
Y. Among those present from out OF
town were Rev. and Mrs. J. j. Noe, Miss
Grace Noe and Miss Carrie Noe of
Newtonville, n. Y, Mrs. S. j. Preston
of Mamaroneck, N. Y, and Mrs. Capron
of Brandon.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-11-14
LOCAL NEWS.

The meeting to perfect the formation
of county farmers league is called a
the town hall at o'clock tomorrow after.
noon.
Mr.. Abram Williamson shipped tc
the Boston market on Monday Is cows
81 calves, "a sheep, six hogs and 1906
pounds of poultry.
Rev. DR.. George y. Weber will
preach at the Congregational church mex
Sunday. The preacher last Sunday wa:
Rev. Arnold Barrett of Castleton.
MIR. Oliver Severance is experimenting
work on the roads in the village in place
of Mr.. ButtOlph. There were several
minor jobs which needed attention before
winter set in.
MIR. L. ID. Twtchell picked in his gar.
den on the 9TH inst. lettuce and cucum
bers which were in perfect condition and
more the worse for the little cold weather
which came before that date.
Mr.. f. w. Atwood has bought of Mr..
Loyal Huntington of Weybridge 40 acres
of land just south of Huntington's Falls,
paying $3.50 an acre for it. 1t is about
half woodland and the rest meadow.
The eighth annual ball of Paramount
Engine Co. will be given at the town
hall on the evening of the 9th inst. The
music will be by the local orchestra and
supper will be served at the Addison
House.
Arrowwanna lodge, No. 10, ID. of II.
OF this place was represented at the State
convention in Mortified, last week, by
Mr.. and Mrs. q. X. Langworthy, Misses
lola and Clara Latilner, Miss Agnes Dun
can and Mr.. l.. X. Adams.
There is to be a meeting at the Odd
Fellows hall here on Wednesday next of
the members of district No. 3. The
grand officers are expected to attend.
and the degrees will be worked by the
local lodge and by those of Burlington
and Brandon.
Principal James, Misses Bolton and
Brainerd, the pupils of the High school
and such of those in the Grammar as de-
sire will go to Montpelier today and see
the legislature perform. A special low
rate of fare was obtained. They will
come back tonight.
The remains of Ernest Wright, son of
II. Bruce Wright, of whose death at the
home of the family in Waltham on Sun
were brought here on Wednesday for
interment. He was young man who
had many warm friends.
The College Y. NJ. G. a. will hold a
mass-meeting in the college chapel at
g O'Clock Sunday afternoon next, at
which all the friends of the association
in and out of the college are invited to be
present. 1t will be prayer and praise
service, subject to be announced at the
meeting.
Mr.. Herman A. Peck has been appoint
ed town liquor agent and has taken the
stock and begun business at his residence
near the depot. Mr.. Sayre resigned,
he and Mrs. Sayre desiring to
spend the winter with their son in Roch-
ester, N. Y. They intend going there
tomorrow.
The potato market is a little "off," the
local buyers say, and they attribute the
fact to too heavy shipments. Last week
as high as 10 cents bushe was paid.
but now only 60 to G5 cents is offered.
Butter sells at a wide range, IL to n
cents, according to quality. Eggs still
command Is cents dozen.
The dance of the Sons of Veterans at
the town hall on Friday evening was a
successful affair. About 20 couples were
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-11-14
LOCAL NOTICES.

Go to A. b. Smiths Tor carriages.
School books OF all kinds at Rich's.
Sage, Leaf and rubbed, at Bond Bros
Money to loan. Inquire at this office.
Go to A. b. Smiths tor lumber wagons.
Go TO E. Il. Clay's for jackets and wraps.
Finest line OF teas in town at Benedict's.
Go to A. b. Smiths for carts and buggies.
Full line OF infants wear at f. r. Clay's.
K. r. Clay's is the place to buy millinery.
Boiled cider and cider jelly at Bond Bros.
Stewards Cough Cure at Riders drug store
To RENT-A tenement. l46 It'll NJ. c. FooTE.
Go to A. b. Smiths for harnesses and cutters
Bulk pickles, plain and mixed, at Bond
Bros
Winter caps, largest assortment at Pine
Hall.
Violin, banjo and all kinds of musical stuff
at Rich's.
Fur robes, wool robes, horse blankets; best
line at Pine Hall.
Remember that there is n full line OF sheet
music at Rich's.
Ladies' Cali at Pine Hall and select your
winter underwear.
If you want the best truss ever made call at
the Park drug store.
WANTED, at once, two good kitchen girls.
Apply nj Addison House.
New line of willow rockers just received,
and prices low at b. b. Hopes.
Confectionery, walnut ice, Pertumed
bon bons, at Riders drug store.
TO LET-One thousand dollars on first class
security. Enquire at this office.
For SALE.-All sizes and prices of fence
posts. ii. +. Hulett, Salisbury Depot
Go to head quarters pine HalD to buy your
gloves and mittens; 100 dozen to select from
Largest stock OF underwear in the county
will be found at Pine Hall. Prices the lowest.
Those indebted to me requested to call
and settle at once. E.R.CLAY.
One second. hand No. Golden Eagle furnace
for sale cheap. b. 5. BEcKwITH,
Cure that cough by using JARVIS cough
balsam. Found at stern's Park Drug Store.
FOR sALE.-My place ON Seminary street
large house and lot; excellent location.
EDwABD Z. BOND.
wASTED-s3OO on first-class real estate In.
sured for siiOO. Absolutely no risk. Enquire
at this office.
Al sterns' Park drug store may be found all
kinds OF the best drugs and medicines. Pre-
scriptIOnz carefully compounded.
Just received, new invoice OF chamber suits,
etc. Must be sold cheap. Give me a call.
PITTS, Agent.
Dressed poultry viii be bought at the high.
est cash price, by g. II. sprigg ana H. NJ.
Adams at Geo. MeIIugb's Central Market on
Mondays 40 5wks
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-11-14
EPOCH.

The transition from long, lingering
and painful sickness to robust health
marks an epoch in the life of the indi.
vidual. Such remarkable event is
treasured in the memory and the agency
whereby the good health has been at
tanned is gratefully blessed. Hence il
is that so much is heard in praise of
Electric Bitters. So many feel they
owe their restoration to health. to the
use of the great Alternative and tonic
If you are troubled with any disease of
kidney, liver or stomach, of long or
short standing you will surely find re-
lief by use of Electric Bitters. Sold at
soc. and 81 per bottle at Sheldon's Drug
store.