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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-23
& COS
GREAT
SUIT SALE.

storm Of pont-up enthusiasm spread over
this city yesterday. The throng Of Interested
Observers who Sunday passed Ia review OF our
window display Of the factors In our "GbEAT
SUIT SALE "--looked-and maryelling at she
enterprise-turned away, only 10 await win I'M
patient longing tho dawning Of Monday-When
they. with unrestricted freedom, possessed
themselves Of the gems Of heir selection.
ono wndow-sll We can spare ia those pusJ
Inld-soason dsys-holds but half OF the diner
en-, patterns that are spread out to tho adyan'
tago OF 2ur patrons and the terror OF tho trade
Continuing this morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-23
TIE cu1Lp,s APPLETON.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Petition for an Injunction Against If
Entitled aud Other Representatives
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l


CoScoRp. N. H., December22.- In the Office
of the clerk OF the Supreme Court OF Belk-
nap county at Tacoma this afternoon,
Harry Bingham. of Littleton, and others,
representing the Democrats IN the House
OF Representatives. fled a petition for an
Injunction enjoining Stephen 5. Jewett,
clerk of said House, from placing upon the
roll of membership of the House OF 1881 Tor
its organization. the names OF certain ad-
ditional, conditional. " if entitled" repre-
sentatives, and for such other further or
dilTerent relief as 10 the court may seem
inst and necessary in the premises.
Two petitions were also filed by persons
who claim 10 have been legally elected
members of the next Legislature, praying
for a u,a,.ddnsus commanding Clerk Jewett
~ Mace upon the roll of the House OF 1881
for ;ts organization their names and the
names 81 representatives elected IN towns
sneci6eaIlv enumerated aud specified IN the
statutes and for such other relief as may
seem inst and necessary IN the premises.
COMES ri the above were also delivered to
Cierk Jewett, who was further notihed that
apnlication would be made 10 Chief Justice
Doe az Dover at O'Clock tomorrow after
noon 10 fix upon time for hearing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-23

We quote: Fine. a.. soae..5. supsrnnc. y275a
s125: extra, 81. 50asA13; family, Aastoi pas-
eni family, country, SLssaso2a
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n,nISE rSrELLIGEscK-


MARISE IsrELLIGENck-
MINIATURE ALMANAC. DsczsssK ~ isso
sua risss........... ia HIsA fiDa
sun sets ......... i66 Morning. .......... EiS
Noon sess ........ Au Evening ....,...... 80
Yokg OF RICHMOND. Dscsxsss =. isn
AxzIyEn
Steamship Oid Dominion, Coz n. Nov YORK.
merchandise and passengers; rye w. Aiien
8 Co, agentA
scnoonar Annie Ainsiey, hcAadrsvs. Neg
YORK. fertilizer. Durham Fsruii<os tefapAAy.
SALSA
steamer Ariel. Dcyo, Norfolk. merchandlss
and passengers: L b. Tstuu. ssrc- prssidsat.
poKf OF NEWPORT NEWS. Dscsxssa - issA
tby reiexrspa.i
Steamship Finance ezisS, New York.
stsAmsbip Victory, Norfolk
steamship rrcaio, 0slvestons
sAfs.xD.
ssssnship Hampstead tsissA. liverpool ooaiea
Steamship Lsursestna xists. Hare, ooeis1
Steamship Seklsdean 0rsoge oissA LIVER
ssssmzh,p Ipsdsn, Norfolk. nsrshAsdiss,
5tesmship VsBtn. liverpool ccaloo.
stesmAhip KauAsna, New York. coaA
MEMORANDUM.
Nsv yoax. psesmess tI-,Afstvsa; SsevtA
uvsrpooA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-23
am.r,can consumptivss In Berlin.

Thy Anplo- American chbIv W tIIo bI'Pn'On-I
BxRIrs. December 22.-william Degan,
the American consumptive VINO came 70
this city IN charge of DIR. William A. lalta,
vail. of New York. has received bis second
injection under the Koch system; Inc ss aose
wards symnsnms Of a reaction COM
menced TO be noticed. but they were were
not marked. After the lapse OF -FOUR
hours the patient suffered nom a :
slight hemorrhage of the lungs, " ana
caused him considerable alarm. ms uou'
tors in attendance were 5000 able W CON On
troa the hemorrhAge and to restore ,ns ,
tient to tranquil state Of min sn, A bsiIna
from PHILADELPHIA. died from hemofrhxn . 9
Of the lungs at the Augusta Hospissi AisSf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-23

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-15

iiarr auf Ben Sbragen, bes tobteu $50.
ters 9aupt serihtet. bic StiiBe beg
Obeins, Der neben ibm ging, lebnte
er ab. Mur bic tief berabgeaogeneil
Munbmillfel, bic bolb geOfneten Sippen
perrietben, tpeI@er S6mer3 i'm bur6s
tobte; nidt tpie ein 2eibtragenoer, mie
giner, oar &a9e briitet. f6ritt er ba.
bin. Ser Wermite! fdlu63te 3uipeilen
ein Weib, aber bic Mdnner i@wiesen
unb Iaben ibn ongebaltenen Mtbems an,
unb aIs elmer rief: &d9e i'm! Wir bels
fen Sir! ba i6oa es pl0bli9 BON BUM
bert 2ippen ua1, als bdtten iie ale bars
quf gebarrt. gri6redt blidten Der 5fabt.
ar3t uub bic 8oriteber, bic binter &afael
singen, 3uriid, benn ibnen fDlsten bic
1ritli9en 6DnpratiOren. anibYer 5piBe
Der 8hrgemeiIier, aud 6err bon 8ariaf5D
bate ii6 nit ieinen 0ifi5ieren eingefuns
ben; Der 2reistommiiIdr feblte. Sang:
fam i6ritt osr 3ug in oas 9tebelmeer,
bic triefenbe 0aioe binauss benz guten
Orte 3u. tpie BET Sube beg SItens ben
Griebbof nennt: tper geben fonnte. i6loB
ii9 On. 8alO bate Teoto bic 8abu
fret, sleidmobl iaien es ibm ri6tis,
an bet 9ofIeite bor3ufabren, als bdtte
ct ein beimli6es @eI9dit, mel9es ielblt
bies tribe Sagesli6t nidt bertrug.
8ie Sreppentbiir gum eriten 5todpets
mar berriegeIt, als Der Gutider baran
po1te, frat elmer Der beioen 6uiaren,
bic f6einbar miiBis i'm 9ofe auf unb ab
gegangen, beran nnb fragte na6 ieinen
Whnlden. Na9oem ergeI6eib getban,
flopfte Der Solbat spei Wfal an Die
Sbir, tpieber tpar's elm 6uiar, Der off,
nete, unb elm 8ierter itano pben auf Der
Sreppe. gnbli6 tam aud Die G66in
bes &onimiiidrs gum 8orf6ein. Infer
9err lit bsr Nneit frant, fliiiterte Iie benz
6ebfo au, er fir6tst liG bor ben Suben.
Darum haben mir au9 bic @inquarties
rung. Sid tpirb CT pobl borIafen.
Sn ber Sbat ourfte ber Ruti6er la@
einigen Minuten eintreten.
Ser GomnliI1dr iaB i'm 2shnitubI, ct
fab iibel aus. Iber nod blaHer unb
erreeter tpurbe iein Gelidt, aIs er ben
barsereidten Brief aberHog. St ents
belt nur Smei 3eileu: Sc if elm I'm
slud gei6eben, i'd bin ratblos. &oms
men sic augenblidli9 unb bringen sic
ben Gfaotarst nit.
ST idntllte empor. gBas 1T gei6e.
benz fragte er bebenb.
Wenn es iiidt i'm Briefe ftebt- be-
gam GeofD s6gcrab unb berltummte
mieber.
Nber 10 ipri6 bod! Sd ioll nod 8ors
fp fommen, ben 4rat mitbriHgen = mir
fann's alio feiH 8ebeimniB bleiben! Die
Shoin ideint franf 5uieins
Ser Guti6er nidte. Sebr franf!
Sic bot fi6 Dobl elm 2eio angetban2
Ser Mann f6mieg.
(GortIefung foIat)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-15
ssie lift nies!

gSir bieten einDunSert Dollars GeIpbnun9
fir jeeen Sail BON aatarrb, Der nit)t burd Gin,
nebmen bon Sal's 9atarrb &ur gebeilt tperben
fann
8. :. @beneb & Co., Giscntt,imer,
8olebo, Sbio.
8ir, bic llntersei9neten babcn g. 3. Gbenep
feit b.n lesten IS Sabren sefannt nnb balten
i'm fin bollfommen ebrenbail in alien @e.
fddftSbanblungen unO finansiea befabiet,
ale bon feiner 6irma einge9ansenen 8srbinD.
lidteiten 3u crfiilleu.
Beft & 9ruar, @rObbanoels. Drosuiiien,
Golebo, Obio.
@aIbinq, ainnan II t& arbin, @rob.
.Drosuiifen, 3oleOo, Sblp.
6. 8. San 5oeIen, 8aiiirer 3olcbo @a.
iional 8anf, 9nleoo, Sbio.
Sall'S 5fatarrb Cur Dirb innerlid) aeuommen
unb brft bireft auf oaS BIut uno bic fblei.
mieen SberH6den bes Sbfems. 3eusniils
frei perTanbt. 4reis rs Gents fir Die GlaiGe
8erfauft bon allen gpotbcs;ru.
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Seine Mnttport.
SIS iit bod cit f66uer 8erbieuit,
0au{ciH

f! Seine Mnttport.
ogs iit bod Cit f66uer 8erbieuit
| Qeutc!"
sd bin Der Mannl" rief Der vsSran
5ofens San" nett binten aus elmer @de
Ser San Moel bate, mIe biele Sau.
ienbe iunger &beinldnoer = bic aber
ME tDiebersefommen finb, neil fie in
Spanien unb auf ben @issefiIbeu &ub.
lambs fit bic &ubmiu9t uno grobez
ruugsluif bes e,iten gfapoleon ibr
Sersblut batten oer9ieBen miiHen :
! unter Morier i'm Sabre 1909 Die melt
beriibmte GeIa9eruug BON Saragoifa
mitsenla6t.
n@ut, San" entsegnete Der Sdul3e;
,,aber BEL ben turaen Sagen uub oa es
wieber anfdagt, gu i9neieu, mag es
uobl ounfel merben, big gu in bic
Stabt fommIf."
nSit mir ni6t ban9e, 6err Stappen !;
Der braoe 9almann tbut mir nidts; i'd
bab' 10 Diele 3uiammengeI6me!terte
Gamerabeu iDgar itiidlpeie aus ben
itodounteln Minen unter ben Wdlen
bon 5aragoRa setragen, baB i6 Ml6is
barum gebe, men i'd tabre, obs ein
tobter Suoe ober @brilt it,"
uOb. Der Webrfribe uuo aud Der
6luri6iiB seben nit; bic Iino um 3uei
ubr bier"
Cine 5tnabe fpdter itanb Der leidte
Wagen bes Jran5oieusS San Dor bem
S1eunentbor; bic beiben pollaiiten
maren in better nniforn, unb blanfem
5eltensepebre ebenfa1s angetreteu. Die
2ei6e tpuroe in eine Dede sehiillt, ouf
bas strob i'm Waaen gebobsn, nod
EXTRA nit frildlem Strob bebedt unb
bann feBte iid bic Expedition unter 8or.
tritt Ser beiben 5i6erbeitslpd6ter in
8epegung. Die arfte balbe 5tunbe
batten bic beiben Gotbtragen fein Wort
auiammen seiproden uno iid nur feinbz
li6e 8lide sugei6leuoett. Ser S9nee
fiel in bibten Gloden.
So, mo- bic @baui5ee na6 D0sberg
bic StraBe f6neibet, itebt am Greus.
weee eines ber friiber 10 renommirten
Wirtbsbduier unb 6erbergen. 2iufs
bonn Giasanse lagen Die ,9onOrutIorens
3immer", unb on ber re6ten Seite
beg OurGganges bic 3riEts unb @Bitu>
ben fir bic 2anbfubrleute un0 bas ,,gez
meme 8olf".
SIM erlten Stode nad Der 5traBen.
ieite su laSen bic 56lafaimmer pornebz
mer &eiieuber. Dort ftanben bic 3tpeis,
brsi. unb DierIdldfrigen 5immelbstten
nit hergbOben Daunenbetten unb Gii,
len, Nlles iibersogen nit ibneepeiBem
feinem, bolldnbii6en 2einenaeug. 9llte
Supferiiide bingen in maiiben, f6mar3s
lafirten Habmen an ben Wdnben.
3miidlen oieieu uS6ilbereien" mar
ein Habmen felt in bic Wanb gefiigt,
tuel6er einen pergamentartigen bersilb,
ten papierbogen umi6loB. Darauf
itano geidrieben:
,,Nnno 1906 am %. beg 6eumonats
1T Bring Worib bon Oranien bier our
0erberg eingetebret unb bat in biefer
&ammer seldlafen.
Qnno 1907 ben 5. bes Sp6rteI bat
Der Spaniolea. .@eneral SpicoIa bier
gelegen, unb feline GeiIisen 2eut babeil
oel Wermiiitung angerift unb biel ee,
bliinbert. st aber tpar Elm freunbli9er
Derr unb that oiel beten, uno bat Der
9ausfran einen &oientran5 gei6entt. "
(Eortiebuna folot.1
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IanseI nno Giihnc.

Jep. 8. M. Sbront, gaitpr ber Sraoersemence in
8Iue Mcune, 1anias, iast: sd balte e8 fir metue
Bft6t, mtt5utbetIen, pelhe BunoeS Or. &ing5 Reue
in idltmmer Gerfauns un6 meine Gemeinbe errartee,
eaB teh nur ncd turje 3ett leben puroe. Hadoem Id
aber 6lai6en ppn Or. Sings Neuer Gnteedung sez
ncmmen bate, bin i'd rreher seiune uuo munter unb
BABE 26 9funb an @epi6t ,uSencmmen.
Qrtbur Sppe, Der Smpreiarp RON y9cpeS Tuunp
Solts @eieui6af" iGretbt Nath eiHSebeneer grIiuua
Seusuus setemmen, raB Or. ainSS seue5 S6mtnb=
u5 0eilmittel ale l6r9eH perartigen Mittel ,bete"
une baB eS bit, NO ale aneere ebli6dgt. Der sr6btt
peten taun beitebt harin, baB i'd ibpen ben @ebraud
hieie5 Ditel5 anempfcble
9rebefaiaen irei bel ~ Dreie, Ibpmpipu & 50.
UNI alien anteren Appibeern. 6laihen gu 50 Gt5 unI
81 Sl.00.
- Die Wiilouris SDnobe 5dblt 14S(
@emeinoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-15

= Sn Quiucp, Gloriba, nurbe Der
6ilfsmarl6aa Sanoers in Berridiun9
feines Sienftes ermprbet. Ser @enes
ralanpalt WiIler pirb cine genaue llns
teriudung einIeiten, I'm bic Shulbigen
au ermitteln unb 5ur &e0enidaft gu
5iebeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-15

STE
WOdentli9e 6reie Yrc6e fit Seras
eri9eint
ieoen Qommerfa9
unb fDitet
$3.50 fiir baS Sabr pber $L25 fit
6 Mpnate tn Vuramsbesablnma.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-10-03
FOREIGN.

The morning service at st. PauIs ca
thedral. London, Sunday, was interrupt
ed by a horrible tragedy. During the
service man named Easton. who was in
the congregation. committed suicide by
shooting himself twice with revolver.
a report is current at Vienna that a de-
liberate attempt was made upon the lives
of King Alexander of Servia and his ia
ther. eX-king Milan, at Belgrade sunday.
The story that a bomb had accdentlv eX-
ploded under the royal carriage is said to
have been given the pubic by the author
tiles in order to minimize the Importance
of the affair.
Another attempt has been made upon
the life of the car. This time the con-
sprators planned to wreck train by
which it was believed the car intended
to travel from st. Petersburgh to War
saw. Distractions were placed upon the
track in the shape of five sleepers which
were tightly wedged in between the rails.
The train which was supposed to be car
rying the car crashed into the barricade
of sleepers and was thrown from the
track.
John Morley spoke at st. Helens. Eng.
Monday night to large audience. He
gave a graphic account of his experiences
during his recent tour of Ireland. refer.
ring particularly to the condition of af-
fairs in Tipperary. and to the scenes il
which he himself took personal part
He said that week ago John Dillon
went to address his constituents in EaSt
Mayo. Upon arriving at the town where
the first meeting was to be held. Mr.. Dill
Ion found the platform of the station sur
rounded by police and military. and h,
was told by unionst magistrate that il
he used illegal language it would be the
magistrates duty to disperse the meet
inc
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-10-03
WEYBRlDGE.

Mrs. \. Clark is more comfortable.
Cider-makng is the progress at the
grist mill.
L. o. Thompson is again engaged in
purchasing fur.
Mrs. J. ). Cole is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Winter, at Ferrsburgh, this week.
j. W. Whitmans wounded hand
proves serious and fears of the necessity
of the amputation of finger have been
entertained.
John Soper and wife are at the Spring
Grove camp ground. He has been
placed in charge of the grounds for the
ensuing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Warner and
daughter, Nellie, have removed to Fitch
burgh, Mass, very much to the regret
of many friends who will have many
wishes for pleasant life in the new
home. 1t is rumored that \. ). Cole and
family are to remove and also that II.
Sprigg will go to Mddlebury.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. +.
church will give social visit on Friday
evening, Oct. Il. at the residence of \.
j. Stow. An unusually fine programme
of literary exercises have been prepared.
with music, Instrumental and vocal, for
the occasion. Refreshments will be
served. The proceeds are to be eXpcnd-
ed in repairing the church. etc. All are
cordially invited
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-10-03

Mrs. Anna Minturn returned from her
Western trip last week.

Mrs. Anna Minturn returned from her
Western trip last week.
Messrs. Walker and Booth of Yer
gennes were in town last week buying
hay
Mrs. f. b. Douglas returned home on
Saturday evening from Massachusetts,
after an absence of six weeks.
Fred Laverty, who has been confined
to his bed for several weeks with typhoid
fever, is reported convaescing.
There was a mum socable at S. j.
Northrup's on Tuesday evening for the
benefit of the Congregational church.
b. b. Nottingham, wife and daughter
left on Tuesday for Buffalo, y. y, for a
two-weels visit and also to attend the
golden wedding of his sister, Mrs. Cook.
Miss Bush entertained number of
friends last Wednesday afternoon.
Among them were Mrs. Hitchcock and
Mrs. G.. f. Bush of Orwell. Mrs. Grim
nell of Chicago, ILL.,. and Mrs. George
Catlin of Scranton, Pa.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-10-03
County 11eps.
BRIDPORT.

ID. +. Grosvenor is putting up a new
horse barn.
T. II. Pratt of Jacksonville, ILL.,, is at
W. l.. IIamilton's.
J.. f. Benton of Nergennes was in
town on Wednesday.
Col. A. A. Fletcher of Middlebury was
in town on Tuesday.
f. ID. Wilcox, representative, went to
Montpelier on Monday.
There is young boy at A. l.. De-
Longs and girl at A. f. Chappell's.
The butter market shows IA down
ward tendency, the price this week
being Is to 20 cents.
Several members from here attended
Middlebury last week.
Rev. +. j. klock of Pawlet, our for
mer pastor, was at j. L. Fletcher's the
early part of the week.
e.. +. Sollace returned home Saturday
with the trotter G.. F. 5. that he has
started in several races recently.
The chimney to the Congregational
church, that was blown down in the gale
of the past summer, has been rebuilt.
G.. 5. Wissell is making preparations
for the building of new blacksmith
shop little east from his brick one.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
on Wednesday, the Sth inst, of Miss Lo-
ana, daughter of l.. w. Frost, to Thomp-
son q. Easton of Cornwall.
Messrs. Wilcox Bros. recently sold two
Shropshire lambs for $40 head. and
while on exhibition at Fair Haven fair
last week they sold yearlug from the
same flock for $50.
\ horse race between several of our
young flyers will be trotted on the Bird
port driving park on Saturday of this
week at 80 p. III. The race promises to
be interesting, as there will be at least
three starters, all of which are thought
to be fairly well matched for speed.
Rev. Mr.. Elliot, agent of the Vermont
Bible society, who occupied the pulpit of
the congregational church on Sunday
the DIST ult., received liberal contrbu-
ton from the congregation. $40 of which
was applied to making Mr.. \. W. Hunt
ley, the Sunday school supt., a life mem
Der of the society.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-10-03
DOM STIC.

The freshman class to enter Yale this
year will be the largest that ever entered
that Institution, numbering 400.
John Jay, ex-United States minister to
Austria. was knoncked down by IA cab in
New York and seriously injured the
other day.
Helena, Ark, has suffered from the
effects of tremendous rainfall 1t Is
said that the precipitation in two days
amounted to more than l6 inches.
1t appears from letters of admnistra-
ton granted on the estate of Samuel j.
Randall at Philadelphia, that his entire
belongings do not exceed $1,000 in value,
all in personal effects.
The celebration of the Tooth annivers-
airy of the Introduction into this country
of cotton spinning by power by Sam
Slater. in Pawtucket, Il. l., was formally
begun on Monday. In commemoration
of the fact that Samuel Slater establish
ed one of the first If not the first. sun
day-school in America, the forenoon was
given up to Sunday-school exercises.
Fowler Bros packing-house at the
stock-yards at Chicago was damaged by
fire Sunday morning to the amount of
SG90,000. The fire originated at 1870
o'clock and the tiremen worked against
obstacles from the start Water had
little effect on the grease-soaked floors
and the fire soon reached the tank-room
where 30 tanks of lard were located.
These exploded one after another with
loud reports. and the boiling lard fed the
flames more fiercely. The heat was so
intense that the tiremen were COM
PEELED to work at a distance. and it was
seen to he worse than useless to throw
furnace.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-10-03
SALISBURY.

William Halnon has very much i'm
proved the looks of his house by extern
sive repairs.
Mrs. John Weeks gave reception to
the ladies of the w. c. I. T., on Satur-
day evening, Sept. p. Refreshments
were served and all report an enjoyable
time.
Farmers are looking little more
cheerful. They are expecting the new
tariff bill to help them to better prices
for farm produce. Prices have already
advanced on butter and potatoes, and
both will probably rule high the coming
winter.
Mrs. Kenyon, president of the Loyal
Legions of Vermont, gave very inter
esting chalk lecture to full house at
the Congregational church on Sunday
evening last. Her subject was "A Curse
and Blessing, or the Saloon and the
Home" The children were delighted
with her blackboard exercises and the
older ones very much interested. Mrs
Dakin of Ferrisburgh, county president
of the w. c. Il. T., was present and took
part in the exercises.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-10-03
NEW HAVEN.

c. b. +. Palmer and family left for
Chicago on Wednesday.
Mrs. DR.. Preston AMI child of Brandon
are in town visiting among hel old
friends.
Rev. G.. y. Thomas and wife have been
absent most of the week after their
goods. preparatory to occupying the
parsonage. Mr.. Thomas has accepted
the unanimous call from this people
to become their pastor.
Ovette Chaplin, whose illness has been
noticed. died of consumption at his home
in Bristol Saturday. sept. 20, and the
funeral was the following Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Thomas officiating. The re-
mains were brought here for informant.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-10-03


Frank Chandler, another of our Leices-
ter boys, and our census enumeratOr.
has secured a position in the census
bureau at Washington, d. c.
We are informed upon good authority
that our esteemed townsman. Hiram
Morse, has made happy addition to his
lonely hearth in the legal possession of
wife and child.
Haying is still in progress on the
creek meadows here, with a prospect of
continuing some time The hay crop
Is the only one of which our town can
boast. as every other is a failure
The ladies meet this week on Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Burt Alden. Any
one wishing to contribute either money
or articles for the fair will please adj
dress the treasurer, Mrs. Ned Barker
and receive the gratitude of the Ladies
Cemetery associations"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-10-03
New HAVEN MILLS.

There will be preaching at the church
on sunday. Oct. ,. at , o'clock p. m. by
Rev. Mr.. Thomas.
Supervisor Hasseltine visited the school
here Monday. He speaks highly of Miss
Barry As a teacher
Evarts n Eastman are putting in a
small water-Whcel to furnish power for
the creamery. About 5000 lbs. of milk
is taken daily at 30 cts. hundred. Ed
die Clappcr works for c. {. Graves. the
buttermaIer, in the place of Frank Fos-
ter, who has returned to his home in
Whiting.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-10-03
General l1epS.
MATTERS AT WASHINGTON.

The President has nominated +. Burd
Grub of New Jersey for minister TO
Spain.
President Harrison and some members
of his cabinet expect to visit California
next May as the guests'of Senator Stan
ford, to be present at the opening of the
Leland Stanford university.
Chairman Gambler, of the select COM
mittee on the worlds fair, has appointed
the following committee under the reso-
luton which the committee reported and
which passed the House: John W. Cand-
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-10-03
WEST CORNWALL,

The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Marion Robinson Wednesday after
noon, Oct. 5.
Mrs. Alverton Bingham and son Roy
started Monday afternoon for Battle
Creek, Mich, where Mrs. Bingham will
visit friends and Ray will enter "a boot
and shoe store. Mrs. NJ. l.. Sheldon
started for Springfield to stop while
with her son Frank and other friends.
She some expects to spend the winter
there.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-10-03
EAST MlDDLEBURY.

f. J. Olmsted is again at the hospital
for treatment.
NJ. E. Day is very low. Mrs. DR.. Ross
is again quite i'll. H. ID. Maynard is no
better.
Mrs. Albert Hunt. who is still at the
hospital, has successfully passed the sur
gical operation and is doing as well as
could be expected.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-10-03

Ter, chairman ex-oflicio. Robert r.. Hit
of Illinois, Nathan Frank of Missouri,
Roswell p. Flower of New York, Will
liam G. Wilson of West Virginia