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HURRAHl HURRAHl
FOR THE
New York Clothing House,
UNION BRIDGE, MD.

The subscriber has opened a new Clothing
Store corner Main street and Broadway,
Union Bridge, which he has stocked with a
large stock of Ready Made Clothing just
purchased in New York at lowest cash prices,
includes Suits of every grade for spring and
summer wear, ali at astonshingly low figures.
Prices need not be quoted 1t is only neces,
sary to come and view these goods to be
assured that never in the history of Union
Bridge have such bargains been offered He
has also a fine line Of
Mems, Ladies' and Children's Shoes,
Notions, Jewelry, &C.,
all at astonishingly low prices. All my old
friends and customers and others are invited
to call, see and be convinced.
marl4 3m JULIUS TRAUB.
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DEAD THIS.

WESTMINSTER, ND, March u, 1891.
MEssRs. Z. o. GRIMES 4 Co, GENTLE
MEN This is to certify that can of your
ALTA SAFETY OIL passed through the
fire recently at my house on Liberty street,
and DID NOT EXPLODE. Had it explod-
ed, no doubt my whole house would have
been in ruins The heat iras intense, blister
ing he paint end chdriRg ereTythiHg IN the
house, that did not actually burn up.
cheerfully recommend its use in every family.
Respectfully,
WILLIAM p. RICKLE.
The popularity of the "ALTA SAFETY
OIL" is unquestioned as "A safe, first class oil,
and every one should insist that his grocer
give him ALTA SAFETY and no other oil,
which has not stood the test Of raging fire,
although it may be claimed to he as good.
For sale by
T.. o. GRIMES Il CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
marII At Westminster, Md.
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New Advertisements.

To Farmers and Truckers John Burgoon,
Agent, Union Mills, Md.
Go to W. r. Wilson's, Westminster, for
bargains, &c.
Election Notce-John r. Diffenbaugh,
Secretary.
License Notice - Samuel c. Wickert,
Sheriff.
Notice to Creditors Ernest B. Horn, Mt.
Amy, Nd
Legal Notices. List of Unclaimed Matter.
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TO CREDITORS.

NJ Office TO CREDITORS
This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters testamen-
tary on the Personal Estate Of
JACOB BOWMAN,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All per
SONS having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to the
subscriber, ON or before the 18th day of
September, 1891 they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of
March, 1891.
JOSEPH PRICE,
mar Il At Acting Executor.
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CtENTRAL DRUG STORE,
OPPOSITE CATHOLIC CHURCH,
Main Street, Westminster, Md.
JOSEPH b. BOYLE,
SUCCESSOR To WELLS BROS.
AND LIQUORS
TRANSFERS & ATTACHMENTS.

The County Commissioners for Carroll
county, will meet at their Office in the Court
House, at Westminster. on MONDAY,
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, MARCH
10th, 18th and 18th, and on MONDAY,
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, APRIL
9th. 9TH and sth, 1891, to make Transfers
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requested to attend, as no Attachments or
transfers will be made after that time, TO eff
feet the levy of 1891. Persons making appli-
cation for transfers of and Attachments on
property, will be required to comply with
sections lG and II of Article l / of the Revised
Code of Public General Laws.
BY order of Board,
CHARLES BRILLIANT,
mort n Clerk
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TO CREDITORS.

N
This is to give notice that the subscribers
have obtained from the Orphans Court Of Car
roll county, in Maryland, letters testamentary
on the Personal Estate of
AARON MILLER,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated, to the subscribers, on or
before the 2sth day of September, 1891; they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate.
Given under our hands this 9th day of
March, 1891.
ISAIAH MILLER,
SAMUEL II. HARE,
mares A. Acting Executors.
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MO. 275e EQUITY.

NO. 275e EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll Comfy.
Christian A. Gunther and others vs. Catharine
Gunther and others.
Ordered this 18th day of March, A. ID.
1891, that the account of the auditor fled in
this canse be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 18th day of April, next
provided copy of this order be inserted for
two successive weeks, before the last named
day, in some newspaper published in Carroll
county.
BENZ. +. GROUSE, Clerk.
True Copy,-Test:
nar2s 2t Benz. f. Grouse Clerk.
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The application of the vEGETAToR to
these crops prevents early firing during "a
drought The yield is very abundant and
growth quite active, thus enabling the farmers
to reach an early as well as profitable market,
and proving the vEGETAToR to be the
fertilizer most needed. Manufactured by
MILLER, LIPPINC0TT q CO.,
Successors of w. Whitelock & Co.,
No 102 South Street, Baltimore, Nd.
For sale by E. o. GRIMES u CO..
MARI 3m Westminster, Nd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01
Policy OaIEIned.

Tom Parish outlined the Democrat ic policy in a speech last Saturday in the House. He favored making a lib eEal appropriation for representation at the Worlds Fair, but did not favor the scheme suggested, that building should be erected at Chicago of Flag staff stone and finished with Arizona onyx, for it would require a much greater appropriation than Arizona was able to make. He favored cutting down county expenses by redue ng fees and salaries. The Governors message had recommended the sbol- ishment of the office Of Commissioner of Immigration. Mr. Parish thought that the office was entirely useless as It had been managed, and favored the recommendation. He also favored the abolishment of the office of territorial geOlogist, as the Territory was not able to support it. He also favored doing away with the Live Stock Sanitary Commission, and eonferring the du- ties of that commission upon appoin- tees of stock men. As to the Super intendent of Public Instruction, he thought that while there should be no imps ring of the efficiency of the pub lie schools, that the duties could be attended to with less expense to the Territory by the principal of the Ter ritoTisl Normal School. He had in
 troduced a bill providing for such changes. Mir. Parish also thought that the office of Attorney General should be abolished, and the duties de- volve upon the county district Rttor- ney at the capital. He favored abol- ishing the Territorial Boa of Eqrdusl- ization and thought the expenses of the Territorial prison could be greatly reduced. The present expenditures amounted to S50.o0o per snnum for
 40 prisoners. This was a great ex- cess. and formed one oi the greatest leakages ol the treasury. He thought the salary of the superintendent should be reduced to $50 per month, and salaries of the subordinate officers in proportion. He thought also that the prison sbould be moved to some part of the Territory whers the con yict labor could be utilized, providing that 1t did not interfere with free labor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01

The Nogales Herald says that C. L.. Cummings and man named Christansen had hearing Wednesday before Commissioner Cumming at Eogales. on q charge oI smuggling sheep into the United States from Mexico. The former was discharged and the latter held for the grand jury in the sum of $500. Cummings was subsequently reafrested and both were taken to Tucson by Deputy Mar shal shiliam. This is the same old ease which was supposed to be settled. A. L. Grow. chas. smith and W. ". Whitney and others are all down ct Tucson as witnesses in the case.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01
nElIkarENr rAx Llsr.

w.
 Valuation. Taz. Walker. W. Tonbstoae. iSi
 I6, D Oek a6, farntu'e.,....... 200 co 664 bloeE e faT1isgrs, 500 60 iS 60 Witiig H. Tombstnue, lot IT,
 block S5; lJts l and 3. block S7 goo co SCI lots snd lo. glosk 1s.......... leo % sss wsrers, VI II, Troublesome, lots
 z, II and F, block 5e....-.-.-.. l25 co 4is Mtlks q, tombstone. l0t 4
 iis, 5 ssEss.......- -. B % ssO Willis, DF c c, T0mbstOHe fur
 nyt0re, bCTss and buggy, ear
 g,eal ihstrameuts. ......-. ..r.. Si0 90 10 0f West, A E, Tombstone, tOS n, Wise, $ B, Bens0n, lot a. block |. 70, msfchanaiSes Fairbanks,
 adobe and frame house,. st0 % G 61 Wilkinson, l. v, Benson, iotf a
 and aa block 30, iaTnisars..-.. ssO co ss4 Wilson & Holland, Lower San
 Pedro riveE, saddie horse 200 w6itbecs Land and Cattle Co. '''' ' HIEchucz mountains, Ash
 canyon, ranch, smulss, ie sad
 de horses 70 bulls, I4OO cattle
 hRggies and wagOns, hsr- Walker. Chas wiiIow spring
 ranch, sIddls horses, 100
 cattle, % exsn, i ssgOBs ...-.. i41p 10 4i s3 Walker, Asa, Rnssesills, i'm
 prayrmeuts, 90 cattle, saddle
 horse, 70 cattle 6s0 60 90 Ss Wisdom, 4 f. Wilcox. lot i9
 block 22; lots 70, II and i2,
 block 24i toOls............... 4SO Go IR s3 Washington Csft'e O, Sulphur
 SPTrng Valley. n sar Ft Bowie
 imp eUts; sulphns SpF'E
 Valley, improvements. 10 ssd.
 de horses, SoJ cattle, wagon
 and h6Euess .......-..-- Sen 90 24 a Wsfn, II, Dos Cahezas. adobe
 house, 2 mules, ? hnrEes. q Williams, Join D, Bisbee. '
 hoRse south side Of road to
 Tombstone. furniture, watch
 and wagon n--.............-.-.. ST % fl 70 v.
 York, Jas, Tombs;ona, lots and To- block $ ........., I5Q co 4ss Young ', Tombstone, 1 mile
 cost or town ....-...,..,.... goo oJ Gt
 Notice is hereby given that I, James p. Me ALlistsr, County Treasurer and ex-ofFicio Tax Collector in and for Cochiss County pill apply to the District Court held in and for said county al the court house in the City of Tombstone said eouEty al the regular May term thereof. 10 1 be held commenting on the liEh diy of May, | 1891, for judgment against ,he lands and real estate and personal property described R the for. going list for said taxes. costs, penalty and !n- terest and for an order to sell the same for the 1 satisfaction thereof, that said application Will be made tos sad judgment order at To clock a n. al tbe opening Of the said count the said llth | day ci May A D. isol, or as soon thereafter i as counsel can be heard, and further notice is hereby given that on the Monday following the | said Ilth day Of May, IsoI, commencing ai 10 | o'clock a m- on said day, all the land and real estate and personal property for the sale Of which an order shall be mads. viii be exposed ] 10 public sale al the said Court House in said City of Tombstone for the amount of taxes, in- terest. penalty and costs due thereon, Witness my hand this 2Sth day Of January, 1 1891 JAS P MCALLIS TER, l County Treasurer and ex-oficio Tax Collector. in and for Cochise county. Arizona Territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01
T

Tack, Mary, TOnbEtoue, farpi- Thomas, 5, Tonbstone, lots $, '
 and 10. block g; lots 9 and %,
 block 22 ..-.....-.-.--..--.-..-. TrezoBa. Richard, Tom nstoue,
 lots 2i and 2E, block So; Cia ks-
 burg, house and saloon iX-
 tureE. .....-..-.-.--... Tinly, Mrs Mary, Tom bst0He, iot
 :, block g ...........------... Tweed, Il K, T0mbsIone, lUis s,
 6. g and 10 feet Of 10, blOc < 57. Tarbell, C B, Tom bst0ne. lots 5
 or B, block q, farHit3Fe .... Tu qt et, Armand. TOmbstons.
 V i-2 lot 70. block Is; i6 feet of lot II, block fs; lot 1, clock I;
 s A. east 55 feet let {, block 8. fgrEiEHre, restaurant. .....-.-.. Thomas, D, Tombstone, $ A,
 lots ? and 3, block 3, furniture. Trask, r E. WhststOne meUB-
 tEinA, Improvements. g cattle
 iR trust for G0ldbaum, 2
 horseE, 50 cattle, ! saddle. ....... Thede, ] II, Wilcox, 50 fee cen ter Of IOts and 2, block 90. ... Tombstone Land and ESs Is Co,
 SalpaRr spFisg valley, Abbott
 place, WbltneT & Burton
 place. stEuSOfd place " l4
 sec g.tgi, i6, i6G seres; $ saddle horses, 1875 catIle, Wsg-
 OB. harness Gsd tools ......-... Turner. A, Lower Sulphar
 spring Valley, Improvements,
 2mHlez, 5 saddle horses, 50 CAi2lC -.--- .-.-.s-.. a. s.--..s-. ThorD, ! ,swG-s sec 21, [ %, ? 32, 160 acrcs...-................ Terry, Jss B.sv | sec I3, [ %, 3V, i60 acres. TezloI, August, Bowie station, frame house Tn5oisL Godfrey, omsstoBs.
 lots is, is, %. 21 and 22, blsek N; lot 6, block 10. faruiEuFz-...
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01
nnaINouENr rax L,nr.

scrvy and other propsrty:
 Ss!.;;sss Sys=i.s R=ilsy Ssa
 BsrnarEino ranch, i2 stoek
 hone sD saddle horEes, E51e
 cattle s6oV9 acres land. .. f24 eS5 60 S720 Il Swan, Gao ", Dos Cabszss,
 improvements, horses,
 bails, cattle, i wagon ...s... 4u 30 I2 I5 smith, Albert. " 14S of D e i-A
 lois and sei-4 of nWI4
 sec IS, a 2T leo acres. ... 4O0 co l2 IS slaith, 5ehn, Bis5ce, fame Sutherland, Jas 4. wesg Hua-
 chuca noHHts'ns, lmPf0ge-
 meutssA fuTniture, { saddie
 horses, buls, i50 eattle,
 wagon, Harness and rake. ...-- lb&l s3 46 70 stanton, sam, San Pedro river,
 IiapfS'rsHi1Ss;S. sssTsS7, ; , st5Ty. Mrs j L, san Pedro river,
 C 14 0f ei 4sse -. I3,
 I9, 70 aces. nl-2d swi-4
 and c l-4 Of sR i4 l4
 sec 23, IS, is. la acres.-.-s SO co l2 Gs Sbzagaessy, Wm, San Pedro
 rgysr, Smiles above Fairbanks,
 stalIoE, stock hOSAes.
 ssddls horses, ISO cattle,
 wasoue, harHezs and mower. 1, SIS tS S4 ss Sienze- -Reiagio, Saa Pedro river, s12of nsI sec 2 and nwIs
 of W sec 10, Is, ls. le9 ,o ,s Sanchez, Cypriao. San Pedro river, neaE Pools, improve mgnIs, 2 horseH ---.......-..... ls5 co fs scranton, Levi, San Pedro river, A. mile above Bannfng's, i'm
 prove ments, horses sRd bar A, ness. .----. ..-- --......-..-.-.. 2EV o9 p ] sbearsF. Jake, salphar spr ng ! valley. possesso ficbt. work horseS. i2 Iaul~s, 10 "a de hOrsS-, l5J e4ttIe, wss- cnE, harness. 90 Cetrle iH trest for NcNeiI & MOore..- s,sf0 i5 ii3 g SOIs HOIes Cattle Company, SulVhnr Spring Valley, l work kOrsc 8l rtosk horses, l mule, i5 saddle horses, S,'1o 7. cattle. a, ts harness. Es504 SJ E5o ls Steele. ThJs. Sulphur SpFinE Yali@y. SW F Sec %, T ts, l K 24, l63 scre SE Sec 6, T i 15 p A, i60 acres, W z Of , SE . =sz sE 2! SW ' sPa | lots Hud3, Set ., T IS, K q, | SE I-E of NV i-a and K 1-2Of l SW of Ri sec Si, l+, i 2I i6o acres, furniture, 5o5 cattle, wagon and buggy. s.ssO 50 IsG 3; ! Smith BT ss. Chi icakua noun | taihs, saddle hoTses. 60 cattle 9lS 6s % c | SeysTns, H C, Winchester mo1n- taius, Improvements, harDi- | t1re, work h0rses. stock
 wagon: aud f5si szf5s.s,. : H aes5 30 Y q
 mule. wagon and harness l0o Oo 4s | SalEtdo. Torido, FaiTbSnkz, h1rsss, wcTk mulss, saddle heres. wagon, piano in trust 55S e5 lS q
 s0, ie0 1cTss : '...''''......... ~. 600 Co la O ] samoniaI, Frank; v I-4 of l i4 0f V I-s zee g. 21, 2s, i and lots ard 5, sec s, g, J %. l5o.fs aLrps .-...-.---...-. 4Qg p1 F U
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01

saa PedrO Mining CaEspznY,
 TombstoHe. s=AAtgision Gf
 tsa Survey Mining clssm, No. ..s.::;ii,; <; = { :; 7 :. % E, 500 'a Q, bieck Q; lst 5, block {, far
 niturs and merehandise ..-. i SO O0 @ 8 smith A, agent Dean Rich
 moBd mine, Deau Richmond smith. Prank. .Jos Fioessr agent, '" T0mbstoRe, lef 2I Q eek 5!.... 75 co & stump, Ms x E L. Tombssone, loss ls and q. block Q; fas-
 ehaea mozDtstns, cannon hal sPenssf. J B. To1S-tone. lot is. sesnlsns $ Son. Tom asioDe,
 Lsla Rock mine, No. Es7, laSO
 acres; l9t S<, Mock IS, fHTni. tare and merchandiss ....- Iss0 co S7 sl Sterling silver Mining COu- Psny. Te1 1hstone, Poor
 nine, No. es, 2 zcres, afdee
 building, part of lors Is, Issad
 2l bl0ck A. FiEiHa hoist
 Ground Hos soist, N7eznt lstz.
 FiziHa aaine. tSroa gG Hog miii
 lgs sl- block B, hesse, wagon sgsiB. C VI, TsmAytohe I-ts is.
 tf znd iT. biccS e. furnfiure sydeS, E. Tomb-tone, lor and FcHrh i-2 Sf 8, bicCk g. fu-ui- fnFs zud me-gaan ! Eo. ..-..... aEo co fog C snitb, Q c, Tom hstoue, iOt 2s Sm th Iack, FeFlasfaoe, lots f, za4 4 and z, b.ock H..-.-.- S75 co 1l san Dsrga AHiue Goa Bany
 T8uab tdgIs. San D svo minr
 No t0f. fa.se 8c-rs 100 co 6 st9rer E VI, sgsaf T ssI slone
 We es mine. NJ. fz3 f2 25
 acres Saa PcdrB Bipsr mi1-
 sits 1zd rsHch thc Saa ..
 de L. ESTrGiies y \ gs e. land
 arIanf f1ruiiuie, s1fs. office EIFaifHre, hofsse, gageu. hsr-
 ness. etc.. mower, farming im-
 p'ements, baisFilg Werks,
 dwelling sozse, baarcing
 houFe, etc. .ss.-..ss-s f.of1 uo <19 O Siasehter,J q Hs ToBbstobe, lef
 l. bisos g. faraifasss hcrse,
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01
DELISeuExr TAX LIST.

CcOSy, LW, HEesisae moan.
 ts3ssz, futB4vs usasStlts, E i,iiiiz,
 % cattle, wagon and hAFness.S g2I $ g7 Sl Cnmmines S LanEpsp, SWiss-
 helm fnoHntAlps, posEessoTy
 Iights horses, o0esi ls. wagon
 Rna -harnaas Q aas rn -a aa
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01

vinceat, Tbos. ToHhstoae. los7 ., VerceiliBo. John, Bisbse. VaieInuela FrsEeisco, San Fed
 TO rivef, 3 msie above Snake
 rsnch, Improvements, faFuf-
 t1rs. horfss. @ stock esftlc,
 nozss ,fa...s-.4.s ss.-ssasss oss v
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01

English, 4 R, TOERbstone. lots
 IA l5 I6 and l7, blecS A{, Big
 Pedro mlBe No 98, lS6o acres, Little Pedro mine No. e, I4 70 acres, soBth 5s lof II. block 2,
 watch. furniture, library horse aud buggE. E....-.-..---.---,-. ,-..-.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01

is< @ q g co !" n@ i,as s AS
 Va 50 S D @ So sn iss@ 4a
 Di 30 g q
 IS % $ M g a@
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-10-09

Miss Hattie belong went, last week,
to New York, where she will enter an
art school and pursue the study of paint
ing. She is already an artist of much
ability and has done much nice work,
her latest a portrait of Gillig, which is
pronounced by competent judges very
fine.
Hon. b. j. Wylie of Marcellus, n. Y,
and II. A. Cotton of Boradino, n. Y,
were guests of Col. II. +. Dean last week.
They both have 1ocks of very fine Meri-
no sheep and came to look over the best
locks of Addison county, and it has
many. They report Mrs. L. p. Clark of
Addison rs having the best ram tegs
found. Mrs. Clark has had the entire
management Of her flock since her hus.
bands death several years go and she
has been very successful. another proof
of a woman's ability to do something be.
side the old routine of fifty wears ago
Mr.. Dean keeps fine sheep and it was q
pleasure to these gentlemen to look ovel
his flock whether they were buyers OF
moi.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-10-09
WEYBRIDCE,

l.. Rivers is making extensive repairs
OF his dwelling.
Mrs. Il. y. Tubbs of st. Adams is at
NJ. Z. Sprague's.
The Misses Baldrige of Pittsburgh
are at H.. Adams.
Mamie Brittell has a large carbuncle
on the elbow joint and suffers extremely.
The burying-ground meeting stands
adjourned until Wednesday evening, Oc-
tober II.
The Epworth league will meet at the
NJ. E. church on Tuesday evening, Oct.
ID. All members are requested to be
present.
II. a. Boies is LAID up. a lever slipped
from his hand while he was rolling logs
and struck his instep; probably the bone
is injured.
The Farmers club held its annual
meeting on Tuesday evening and elected
the following officers for the year: Pres
ident, G.. Z. Child Independents, E. H.
Fiske, c. S. James; secretary, NJ. n.
Baker treasurer, \. j. Stow. The
meetings will be held every two weeks
during the winter. Musical and literary
features will be arranged by the special
committee consisting of f. c. Ryder,
Carlton Smith and H. B. Hagar. The
following question will be the subject for
discussion at the mex meeting, sin what
way can we best apply manures?' Al
Stow will lead the debate. The meeting
will be on Oct. 20, at the w. NJ. church.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-10-09
SHORE HAM.

The chapel is being much improved by
a new coat of paint.
Rev. ). Norton has rome to Maine, his
former home. for a two-weeks' vacation.
Edison Wissell's new house is complet-
ed and the family took possession Oct. l..
\ large delegation attended the Gran
dey-Moore wedding at Bridport Thurs
day morning.
Mrs. c. +. Rogers, when returning
home last Thursday, was thrown from
her buggy, fracturing her hip and dislo-
locating her ankle.
a dramatic and musical entertainment
is to be given at Academy hall Thursday
evening, Oct. 10. First Oh the pro-
gramme is a violin solo by Howard Birch
ard, with Miss Moore as a~ccompanist.
Then will come the Shakesperean bur-
lesque, place aux Danes with this
cast: Juliet, Miss Wright; Portia, Miss
Hall; Lady Macbeth, Miss Moore; Ophe-
liza, Mrs. Townsend. \ vocal duet will
be given by Mrs. Cobb and Miss Bah
cock, a selected song by Tom Moore and
a solo, "Dear Heart by Mrs. Cobb.
Then Howells' farce, "The Sleeping Car,
will be performed by these characters:
Aunt Mary, Mrs. Nottingham Mrs. Rob-
erts, Mrs. Northrup; Mr.. Roberts, Mr..
Northrup; The Californian, Lorin Par
ish; Willis Campbell, DR.. Townsend;
Conductor, Fred Plat; Porter, Clarence
Wissell; The Man in the Upper Berth,
and others, Sam Martin. The admission
for adults will be 30 cents and for chill
dren under II, 20 cents. The entertain
ment will open at Z 80.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-10-09
RIPTON.

Miss May Howard of Lunenburgh came
to town a few days ago.
Frank Pierce of Worcester, Mass. was
in town over Sunday, stopping with
relatives.
Mrs. Rollin Frank of Bristol, who has
been stopping with her son, Geo. La
Francis, for some weeks, has returned
home.
y. LaFrance is showing a squash vine
30 feet long and from three to nine inches
wide and on which Is squashes grew, the
largest weighing 20 lbs.
Miss .Adelia Collar died at the residence
of David Hale on the 9TH inst. at the
great age of % years, five months and %
idays. She was born on the 18th day of
April, 1899, the daughter of Asa Collar,
who was one of the earliest settlers of the
town. \ cousin of the deceased was the
first white child born here.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-10-09
WEST
Mrs. ]. F. Randall is on the sick list,

Mrs. j. F. Randall is on the sick list.
Apples are quite plentiful with us and
very nice. Many have already been
picked.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Currier and Mr..
and Mrs. Charley Lowell went to Crown
Point on Wednesday to attend the mar
rage of their son and brother, Fred Cur
rier, to a Miss Swinton of that place.
1t was very warm last week and until
Monday afternoon, when the wind chang
ed and then it was cold again. Wednes-
day it commenced raining. 1t was much
needed. Farmers wished to pillow, but
the land in many places was too dry
Cisterns and springs were also getting
low, so the rain was very welcome.