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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-26
PASSENGERS

Per steamship City Of Birmingham for New
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-26
COMMERCIAL.
sAVANNAa Markets.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS,

o.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. IS. 1891.
corroS-Trading in the spot market was
,ithout special animation and quite slow bust.
Ass was accomplished This was attributed to
,be advance in prices. and also the desire OF
most operators to hold over until after the
thanksgiving holiday. There was a very firm
market, however. and prices all around
we're advanced &c. The total sales for
,bs day we're only 96T bales. On Change at the
oneuing call, at 20 a. m, the market was bull
Ietined firm 81 an advance of l-i6c in all grades.
with sales Of ESQ bales At the second call, at
! .. m, it was firm at further advance of
1.isc ia middling fair and middling, and of 40
IN good ordinary and ordinary. the sales being
Oh bales. At the third and last caIl, at D. m,
II closed quiet but good middIing wasagain
marked up 1-lsc, with further sales OF Il bales
The following are the official closing spot
quotations Of the Cotton Exchange:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-26

Per steamship City OF Birmingham. for New
York-2604 bales upland cotton. 2S5 bags sea
island cotton, iT bales domestics and yarns l20.-
500 bdls shingles. GOO bbis rOsin 100 bbls spirits
turpentine, II ,otS fest lumber, l. 900 sacks cot
ton seed mssl S74 bbis COTTON seed oil. 1872 cedar
logs, % obis oranges, TEl boxes oranges, 1902
boxes vegetables. 70 pieces marble, 81 bales
hides bbs fish, ESQ pkgs mdse,
Per Steamship Iran lBrl. for Liverpool, 1889
bales upland cotton, weighing 6.04l,s!9 pounds.
40 bales sea island cotton. weighing lt6,b6S
pounds.
Per schr Rhode Island for Portland, Me, 90
tons old r iron, Geo b Douglass. 34s, 467 feet p
p lumber. Georgia Lumber Co, 1892 bags cotton
seed meal, weighing 3i8 tons, Southern Cotton
Oil Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-26
ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE We!

Bark Thora lNorl. Olsen, to load for Europe
Chr G Dahl Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-26

ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Bark Yalona [Brl, Andrews Liverpool in bal
last to Hoist q Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-26

Lizard. Nov s2-Passed, bark Kalstad [Norl,
Monsen, Savannah for Hall.
Newcastle, E. Nov 2s-Arrived. schr Maria
OTeel johnson. st Smons.
Sllloth, Nov @-Arrived. steamship Ruperra
lBrl, Bates, Port Royal.
Villa Real, Nov 1b-sailed. bark Francesca
leth-steamer Activ [Norl do, and passed
Gibraltar 18th.
Matanzas, Nov Sailed, bark ormus, Web
bank, Mobile.
Baltimore, Nov 2s-Arrived, sch ] Holden
Haskell, Jacksonville; Rover Rockingham
Bucksville, S q.
Cleared-schr Percy W schall, Hubbard,
Georgetown, SC.
Brunswick, Ga, Nov 2l--ArrIved schr Roger
Drury Delay, Boston.
F. 2sd-Arrived. bark Bjorviken [Norl, Norge,
barbados; schrs M A Nutter [Brl, Burns. Porto
Rico; Elvira French Kendrick Boston: Susan
Pickering Haskell, dc; Fannie KINNEY Wolfe,
Savannah.
Sailed schrs City of Nassau [Brl. Kelley.
Nassau Raymond Maui, Smith, Philadelphia;
VIM Smith, Babbidge, New York; Mary Sand
ford, Byrne Boston.
Belfast, Me, Nov 23-Arrlved, schr william H
Allison, Greedy, Rockport to load for Charles
Fernandina. Nov 2s-Arrlved, steamer Royal
Welsh LBrl. Gibson, Cardiff; bark Freeia A
Wiley Wiley, New York.
York.
Jacksonville, Nov 21-Arrived, schr Hos
kns, Bennett, Baltimore.
2Sd-Arrived schrs Mary Lord, Lord, St
Stephens, n B; Slrocco [Brl. Perry, st John. N
b; Samuel w Hall, Mumford, Norfolk Va;
Nellie 8 Pickering. McKeen, New York; Storm
Petrol, Bonsey, do.
Key West, Nov 21-Sailed, steamer Main TBrl.
| Brown from Hamburg. New Orleans In tow
Norfolk Nov 25-Sailed, steamers Geiserich
| LGerl, Leisener, Savannah for Bremen; Alman-
| dine [Brl, Winship Brunswick for Liverpool
Newport News, Nov 23-Arrived, steamship
Deramore lBrl Greig, Savannah for Liverpool,
| and sailed
| Nobska, Nov 23-ADchored of schr Peter
| Crowell, Chase from Brunswick for Boston
22d-Passed, schrs Morris W enid. Peck, Port
| Royal for Boston; VIM l. Roberts, Bray, do.
Port Royal, S @. Nov 23-Arrived, schr Daley
| Farlin, Dutton, Havana.
Sailed-Schr Addie b Bacon, Bacon, Savau-
| nah.
Philadelphia, Nov 23-Arrived, steamship
| Greatham (Br], Humphrey. Barry via Tybee,
/ schr Susie h Davidson, Haley. Charleston.
Cleared-schrs Rillie s Derby. Naylor, Charles
| ton; Lucie Wheatly. Fisher, Jacksonville.
Pertle Amboy, Nov 2l-Arrived, schrs Cassie
| Jameson, Collins, Darien, Ga.
23d-Lucy Russell. Wilson, Brunswick.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Gate City, Googins. Boston-C @
Anderson.
Steamship VIM Lawrence. Kirwan Baltimore
mot previously)-J j Carolan. Agt.
Steamer Alpha, Srrobhar, Beaufort and Port
Royal-C II Medlock. Agt.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-12
COVlNGTON
Normal Institute

1Aoa30 of this In.titution il 10 bsne
~ boys and girls Who hsvS not the
- - means tn take . prescribed
oeoDo b eur colleges.
peopOsea 20 give to it, pupila. who
- - forth sheis enesgiea. . prse-
~ 0oGAee than . mere tAesretical.
bpouaeags of tue branches taught in the
ooeugal Department.
AZ eoaehees in the parrish Who dosirc
- beesee prepare Themselves for the
fo61o s9smlhatioar. and to improve
0bdle OseAoJs Of Coaching. sss cordially
tnvo1o1 - cosesspond with ne before
ouone elsewhere. Ny methods Of 10.
o1saoeies have been attained hv . dill
49, stady Of The standard authors ON
esssa6AG SeadiaH school JOarsals aud
o1esoeiag Norm~l SrhoOls.
The location il all that rsrson could
1ssoeA L has an abundance OF mineral
SuaoE. delightful climate. pleasant
eeoss Sae papils, and good Soral an
TH9Ns PER MoNrHIuvisal. 81;
Rsjaary. 81 81: intermediate. -: Pre-
namtoes. q 81; Scsrntiilo aud English
coasae. -; CSmMrrcial. . 50.
Rupils ere charged fr.'m the time
ehey eater u the end of shs mcnth. Ii
ehey lose any time that could not be
aSo3ls.l. they are at liberty Ia make IL
- G they will Ls viveu credit for The
nm cssn begins October 8. 1891.
]. n. SlBEkr. h. s..
Principal.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-12
0NsUMPrIoN CURED.

= - physician, retired from
. havins had placed in bis
IN East India missionary
estnnla OF simple vegetable
for the speedy and perma-
me Of Consumption, Bron-
:. tetarrh, Asthma and all
49, aad Lung Affections, also .
49, and radical cure for
esecas Debility and all Nervous
enInts, after having tested its
aeestal curative powers In thou
bM Gases, has felt It his duty
- ueke It known 70 his suffering
- Actuated By this motive
aesire 10 relieve human suf-
I viii aend free Of Charge.
O0Who dssirs it. this recipe, in
0osuaa, French or English, with
2stctions for preparing and
- Sent By mail BY addressing
- ut1np. naming this paper.
~ A. EoyEs. go Powers Block,
uodhooeer, n. Y.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-12
THE POLICE alzErrH

In the osly illustta1ea panss = the
world csnea3nioe al ths lstese ssesas
tional and sposiing nevs. No Saltoa
Keeper. RAsbes OF Clsb Roon can s1ord
70 Be without T. Il always makes
friends wherever \ goes.
Mailsl 10 any address in the GATED
Mates securely wrapped. - weeks for
% %. Saad Five Gents i0s aaMplo copy.
,R,CaAnD X. Fox.
Frsaklin SQaase Nsw York City.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-12
Lodge Notices.

CovIxarox LoDsR. No. 1S6. F.
AND A. V-M@ets an the sec,,,.tl
and fourth Sntar.la.s In the month,
". e. Warren. w. II. W. b
Cook. Secretary.
81. TAHHASY LoDoe, No. 1916.
Kxloars " hoSUx- Nests on thu.
tir.t aud thir1 Mondays in the
".O,,ti,. w. q. Ksntzsl. Dictator
q. J. smith. Nsport.r.
st. TAMxAxY Lonas. NJ. sc.
KMsaars OF PYraIAs. -M-sts Om the
irst AID third thursdays j" the
month. J.sls" ]. Ssr.l.is. C. g.
r. Ja'i,s H..im's. K. vt Il =
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-12
lssay y.s,..s.
- 1A.SEPT. IL. 1891,

eIaa l(ayberry. Of Little
~ ~ haa been married only
l = Qonths. and during that
15s > given birth to ten boy
30 sets IT triplets and two
= .ss swioe. Mrs. Mayberry Is
I'D buxom little blonde
- = .twenty.four years Of age,
0eati0n i made Of her hus-
"a the suppos,ticn is that he.
ss.. hat the Mayberrys were
| - become - numerous -
ms. concluded that the
- ~ Be could do was to take
Woods.-Daily States.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-12
A. PEcHoN.
Old BAk ERY.
CCvjretCn, 10.

Tsss ''eld reliable" Bakery AAs besa
In saoceesfal Operations for = nuHbss 0t
years. The proprietor has secured the
services Of = hfst-olaas prolsaiosAl
BAKER. and il ready % furnish Bead,
Cakes. etc.. equally - good - can b
'aa anywhere. and at prices that defy
,ompetitiOn. None bat the puress
spring Water nsed in the bakery.
Brad from this bakery can he fsund
'resh every morning at the store Of NJ.
inles Pechon. the principal depot
Bread Delivered Daily 70 ali Parts
# Town and Surrounding Country.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-12
SrRAYED.

Fsso ~ rlsee. u The 0ss'san see.
tloasoot, aloat SosS nrsehs sar. ansaiI
Cav Mn. Rgaadoa. Was sh~.l ~
he fsunt Cse4 4 suitable reward
vill b pala ~ iasarsaatioa lefs u
- eGoe . = ~ whogeaboute.
| q D. Max.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-12

Land Once, New Orleans, La, I
Aug. 5, 1891. !
Notice u hereby given thar the follow.
ing nasae,l settler has Hle.l motioe of his
intnnsion n suske anAl psnos in support
Of HE claim, assd shss said pro"f will
b. made before the iaslge or In his
.inses.-e the cleak u The siistr:ct oocrt.
At CoviaRt.'e. L.. on Monday. sept.
Il, 1881. Wig:
ROBERT II. GREEN.
Who made b,mestead eatry M. 9045.
fos The vest half OF the souiheaSe Quar-
Ter. amd east half Of the soashwest qsar-
ter Il ssetisa & tnwaship :. south
range ls eass. -. 8slsaa sseri.liar.
He aaases tho following Witnesses tn
grove dis continaoas rr~i.leoo& upon
MI calejvaii oa at sall land. viz:
Alascellas lsacAs Iiom klwar.la. 10.
ssph Fsst and asisiaa Osslexuc. all OF st.
ismnsasy PsriAh. Ia
aus 6t CaAs. a. PALRREI. Regi~eor.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-12
Religious NOTICES..

4
C"v1sosOs Cascu1r, II E. Cuu.cu
So.1A AERsHrnss7s. 1891:
LIST SSnhsiav -f-
Pearl River Stslion. IL n And
7P.M. ssNs@
Hickory Grove. Sex.
| ~ Ss,ms:av-
is'vi"xto". IL a. \. and Z :. <.
Sd Sunday
| 'Slisl-li. ia. n. asd 7s.r
4th SUNDAY
Covi"gton. ii =. 4. and 7.n
&c. C.APsxLL. +. &.
TALIsaeEx Clxcurr.
lat Sunday
Parksrsville. II 4. \. Suriuo
Hill. 81. n.
FL Sunday ar
Fi'xssrsl.i'.. IL A. 4 Camp
Ground ut night
81 Su .sslay-
Msu.lsvil's, llAx Bayou In.
COuOOs - = -.
4sh Sunday
Talley Chapel. IL 4. 4. Hickory
Grove 1t eight
9Th Sunday
B-aico. IL 4. T., Madisouvills.
7P. 4.
Wednesday, before thu sscona
Sunday. M"i,ssnvili~. 7p.M
Thursday i~.E.rs 'hs sscu,..l gun
lay, U.-Ii.... 7P 4.
Saturday L-f..rs the faarth Sun.
.lny. Mcr, ~ Ch.l,..i. ll..x.
II. W. WALLAcx. Z. @.
ST. PETEns CATHOLIC Cuuaca-|
Services - follows:
Feast Sunday - Masiis0mvills 8 4.
n; C.'v'ngioi,. 10 = \.
Ssss'"'l Sm".isv-Ai.,t. Springs,
San: tOvi"xt4'n. 10 A y.
Thru SuH.i.y--l.,vinxt"m 81.
u Ms.iis.'"viil~, 10 a. n.
Fourth Sn".isy-t.ovinst0", 8 4
n: Ablt" Springs. 10 A. y.
On week days. Lslv s~ss vt 6 A
y. Wednesdays vt Abit.. Springs;
Thursdays ut 1la.iisonvills. Other
week days nj CovinXton.
REv. JOS. KoroksL, Rector.
CaURca or Qua LADY OF raE
LAKE -ltsv. Il. ] L.v.que:y, It.c
TOT a"d Chaplain Of Convent: Rev.
J. ]. HOitxsevs. Assistant:
M~u.levi;ie-Masa every Sunday
anil .tsys "f obligation. Il 9 4. n
Service ia the afternoon. n: 81
. cl.N.k.
Mass week days. ut TAM.
kosary Solitude Convent. Chin
ci,"l'.- Mass every Sunday aud
'avs "i obligation. Mt I 1. u.
Monday and Friday vt half pas,
GAN
Bayou Lacun,bs-M Mass every
Sunday. Mt 10 n. aud ev-iy Sat
urda, III IAN
SlsCiell. "n the "a and 4th Sun.
days. at IAN
Bayou H.,nfoncm-Mass On the
Is, aud Sd Sundays. NJ half .ast Z
n.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-12
Marshnl's Sale.
NAYoR's OsFscA.
vin9ton, La, Sept. 5. 1891.

L the aa.ler.igned. punaant n az. ].
nnuoo No. ). 1t che towa 1T CoviAgtasa.
oaopssd May ~. lsS5. viii proceed ID
ss,l Il pablo suction. q the assr Of the
l1ayUr's O@es. IN the tawa II C0sisg-
-, La. % THURSDAY. Hspt. "a.
a1Ool. so0nsaoiag u the boar oe %
Osslock -. the following described
Nspesty. to-wst:
Ose White Sov. asarksa crop 10 enc
81 aad nader ayars in Tie ethee. as.l
noDo small pigs.
Teguns Ut oale-Cash.
r. J. DULION. NasaAal.
E oUing6sA La. sept. :. 1851.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-12
For Service.
HI cHolsreesD |. TasHnUaaDaR1
(:awsrNur SraLr.r0x
~ = n ~ ~ TT p

Osnel Ivy E. GoIuua',ms. Of C"la nbaa
rar@. IN the Cola @bia ROAD. tour mile.
frau '.,vinyton.
PLAYFUL was foaIsi in 1884. Bred
Ly Uri.h E.g'sstsn. ~ Atohiso.s. dana
Amelia FolsOu. by Uyels r0m. ~ dam
Miss al eathaM. by NIL Chestha'u: ID
dam hv Imp. Sovereign: 4th daE Mali
amc Hsass. Nv I'Hp. t.svisthsn; Ssh dam
Geneva. by Ms,los: 6t., dam by },olss'
Arab; eth daM K.stis Hantsr. b. Hseris'
Paragon: 8th dsu by fap. Daxxsr,s; 9Th
dam Ly Wa 10 Han pton's Paragon.
For full ps-liarse $40 Braces "Ameri-
can Stud Book"
Terms $40. payable 1t time ofssrviee.
lisrss not proving In ,:nal the first 60
s"n c.n he returned fee OF charge the
mex Sen. on.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-12

suoeies b hereby esvea - Ne srstlitoss
ethis saoate. aad to all other persoa.
Rseoio iatsrestel. 70 show cause. wishia
~ days trOM the prsseat nUliGlcat,ou.
Hnay tbey kave or can. why che 40
ewuas pgsneatsd BY ATs. q. 4 IAxrue.
oanin1ssEaerix Il this estate. sioaIL nse
= aprscssd end h0ocl0gnssd, aad the
1nndr dtutsi6atsl In accoe,lsnee ehero.
q seess = The scust this "a aay 4
0efesabse. lSSl.
=. q 0sn1moAsA, Cesk.
(Sejngloa. L.. 6eP& s. 1901.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-12
FOR SALE.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ONE HORHE ANDCARRlA3R.
ONE COW. ETC.
o. ooeo00t 81 owner rvtarEiDe 70 the
o3ey. For further information apply at
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-12
ABlTA ICE
Manufacturing Co.
LIMITED
Anita Springs. La.
r oev prepared to furnish Ice made
SsUo he justly eslsLsated
anna MINERAL SPRINGS
WATER.

e ssaseaahls mates. For analysis Of
Aiiaa Lee aad Water, address.
n. GREEN. Aeeat.
Abita Syringe. IL.
o. Anita Ice 0anaf.cturine Co. llin-
nol.D Pres street. near UrQahsrt Ns~
O9nanno. La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-12
TI1E. STEA S1I:ls
NEW CAMILLA.

WM HAN"vsR. Captain
r. LAxamuFY. CLERK.
Commencing My S. 1891.
Will i-Svs Milhebnrg. on
.ss.S tie arrival of cars f.on,
I'"niclmrsrain ll-,st,
Heed ot Eiv,ian Eiel.i. street,
toa MANnxvILLx. IEwsssUso AND MApl.
DAILy, except Sundays aud Well
0eStAvw 800. -. ..... ~
it-tn.mi.g-lsav-s Ms.li-unviil..:
- HI. A.. .............. 5:JO = ~
Nai.r an.I Weather Pc, hitting
EXCURSIONS
70 Vaudeville. Jacksonville. Lewis
lnry ~nl sHL Landing:
>rSrAYx and vED~IsrAYs. - - srs'n
'uSpAYs nnd WEDxEsDAYs q r Il tram
FAxE-Esc! way. 80. ..... 81
Fare ExcWrhi"U .,sys. rnmnd tIip$,
Freight received daily ut the I.n-is-
VILE aud Nashville Depot. head Oi tiir.s.i
street. W. Il. CUY. .E l. 10. Agents.
81 t'Rrnn,lelet street
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-12
kOBERT ii. GREEN,
I4an1 O0se. Nsv Orleans. IL.
A...A 1N0l

LanA O0se. N~v Or'eans IL.
Auxast 4. 1891.
.Ioeses h herohv given that che fol-
,owiax nauel sstslar hes Ale.o aotiNe Of
h:s iaeessjoa n make ahal proof in sap.
ccrt Of his claim. asl that asid proof
will bs ssade bef;vre etc iaJge or clerk
og the slistrios eosss. It t:"vinxt0o. Ii. /.
o. Tussllay. Set,k Is isoi. via:
AMEDEE COUSIN.
WIN suasse HOMESTEAD eairy No. 1c.OSS
ior The nosth~ase quarter At the 'snaeI.-
east qaaster Of section -. s"wuship =.
.autls range - sase. -. iidess sssvsdsos.
Ne uaaes he following witasssss ~
prove his coutinaoas rssi,lsncs upon
and euleisatioa ofaaid land. viz:
J. J. Casachs. Nam Coaeio. De"xSn
Dacse aad Laarsass Couain. ell Of -.
iammany larieh. Il.
suN s. CuAs. q. PAI1sx1. Regi ter
Lad O0sA Rev Orleans. Ia. I
Ans. s. lssl. !
Naeiee 10 ssseby givee slsAe che fol-
lowing sasse.l ssslleF hes dissl nosiSe "f
his i1teaases - make 1Hal pro"f IN
support Of his claim. aa.l thst ri lsessoi
vitl b. made leGors The jadge 81 olesk
Of TIE dinesiot enast. ae CsViaxtna. La.
~ Ncstlsy. Ssrs~nber 81. lss9l. vis:
LORENZO u. JENKINS.
Who mode ho,a~stea4l eatry Ne. 7SS7.
foe the soush half q he nOreheane Qwas.
ses. snd lses 4. anA s. 10 seseisa
81. tawnship q. soath saags - esse. ~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-12

BILL mAD0
OAeaply eDs1nssa g lkis 49,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-12

1sGatesoGA Judicial District Count q.
LoaisiaAa. H. and fee ths RArish
81 Ia0Many-No. Isl.
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FOR SALE.

Tho Davespert c"'tast. In covisgtoa.
n good repais. S~venj peeas trees an
Che placs. Fisa yell !Args saai'le aud
osher oatbaildiaGa. Title guaranteed.
Apply . ". T. DAVENPORT.
Oo0iaG1o0. L.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-11-06
STOCK NOTES.

Messrs. j. b. Cheibn and +. T..
Cowles, who have been in Montana and
No. Dakota with rams, have returned
home.
One hundred and ten rams. the prop
erty of L. ID. Twitchell and l.. c. Stur-
tevant, were shipped from this station to
Montana;on Monday, Mr.. Sturtevant and
Deputy Sheriff Cobb going with them.
In the lot were a number of half
Spanish and half French Merino year
lings of large size, purchased from the
fl )cks of Judge Bingham and Messrs.
Taylor and Dimmock of West Cornwall.
One of them would weigh 40 to l45
lbs, and all of them were heavy. This
pattern sheep is in great request on the
plains. There were also some Shrop-
shires in the shipment.
Mr.. f. :. Wright of Weybridge has
sold his noted PAGER, Nicholas, to Mr..
Briggs of Brockton, Mass. for large
money. He was sired by Victor by De-
longs Ethan: dam of Black Hawk blood.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-11-06
COUNTY AND VIOlNITY NOTES,

The Brandon graded school has added
a business course, in which stenography
and typewrting are taught.
Frank Stoddard's family in Warren
enjoyed strawberry shortcake October
II, from berries picked the day before.
The uew hotel at Brandon is approach
ing completion. The walls are finished,
the windows will be in presently and
the stating is in progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Bissel of East
Shoreham sailed on Saturday from New
York for Australia by way of London.
The sheep which Mr.. Bssell goes out to
sell went from Boston last week.
The death Is announced, at Tacoma,
WASH, on Sunday of Mr.. w. w. Rey-
nolds. He was formerly of Brandon
and Rutland, where he was for many
years superintendent of the Howe scale
works.
John O'Hare of Brandon, who was in
dicted by the Rutland county court for
liquor-selllng and skipped his bail, was
arrested on bench warrant the other
day and had to give bail in 5000 for APP
pearance when wanted.
The Maverick national bank of Boston,
which went to pieces the other day. was
the correspondent in the city of a dozen
or more Vermont banks, among them
the Farmers national of Nergennes.
Such arrangements were made, however,
that drafts were taken care Of
Levi NJ. Bates, who was drowned at
New York a few weeks since and buried
at Bristol, carried $4,000 of life in
surance in l3 companies. There was at
first some suggestion that hi, death was
not wholly accidental, but II of the
companies have signified their intention
to pay up in full,
The laying OF rails on the Bristol rail.
road will be finished this week and it il
the intention to begin the running Of
trains regularly on the 18th inst. The
plans for the depot at the Bristol enc
provided or Il building 2SX4I feet in sizt
and one story high. The women's wait
ing room will have fireplace and easy
chairs and the floors of the building vii
be of birch. 1t will be erected this fall.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-11-06
Which will take a place at the
Fair to he held in Boston
early in December.
LARGE OR VERY SMALL GIFTS

will be gratefully received; money, or any
and everything from potatoes to pin-Oalls
If the people (whO tor any reason can
not give whole or halt barrels OF vegetables,
etc, will leave what they have TO offer at the
stOre OF l.. Il. ANerN. Eerris burgh. VI.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-11-06
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE Estate of
" David Piper.

The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court tor the district OF
Addison, commissioners, To receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands q ~ n,r
sons against the estate ot David Piper,
late OF Middlebury, i'll said district. deceas ed,
and all claims exhibited in Offset thereto.
hereby give notice that we will meet tor the
purp ses aforesaid at the late dwelling house
of the deceased, on the eth day OF November
and 2Sth day of March next, from
o'clock, p. m. until o'clock, p. m, each OF
said days, and that six months from the 10Th
day of October A. d. 1891, is the time limited
by said Court Tor said creditors to present
their claims to us Tor examination and al
lOwance.
Dated at MiddlebuTy, this 18th day OF Novem
Der, A. ID. 1891.
w. W , W GHArMAN' CONS.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-11-06
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