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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-15
DESPITE BLUFF AND BLUSTER
Cborleston viii Have Her Diepensarles
That Is the Outlook NOW.

Charleston S. G., August 7.-tSpeclai)-Nol-
vi,hstondinx the buster OF the Cnlcco out
rape and the denunciaton Of the 'iiSpenSary
Law it is evident that Charleston wants the
Palmetto cocktail a., -,
ri Fletcher who is popularity supposed to
have the Charleston hotel behind MN. ne
having been the barkeeper OF that hotel Se7'n
al years TO be appointed dispenser. Iletch-
rr's petition has over eight hundred names
signed to IT, On the list are the names Oh
quite a number OF the bon ton or me clty
There are quite Il number or duplcateS Oh
names on the list and there are also many
names evidently from the directory II Is
thought that a revision OF hoth liSIs-M th
ers having fled the frst-would snow thaC
both lack a good deal Of Il majority OF bont
fdc freehold voters. hut no one seems TO
think it is worth whi;e to MAKE an in'e''senl
1t is probable that In time ten dtSpcns2rleS'
the limit OF the law. will be established mere
Meyer. whose petIoh was sL"" so'.,,rnd his
three weeks ago. has not yet securto MS
bondSmen.
They Attacked the Constables
Columbia, s. G, August S th, no.,rnos
were arrested at Sumter today for III lrGhilnG
the state constabcs. who raded an alleged
blind tiger last week.
Governor Tillman trlcgraphcd TO Sumter TO
yot the state conStablcS to make the arrest,
but Acting Sheriff Gaillard declined t" allow
it. knowing that it would prccipitate grave
trouble ~ -,
The governors action is REGARDED by tie ,l'
people OF Sumter .'as a direct attempt on MS
part to get up riot.
Tho Bows sized Him Up.
Columbia s. c.. August S.-(Speciai .)-One
of the dispcnsary constablcs visited iiaurens
last week in the Suisc OF n pcddlcf' ne was
snottrd and when he got in with the boys and
ntimatcd that he would like some toddy they
cave him n dose that laid him out. Crotch
oil is said to have been the ingredients that
knocked him out.
More Excitement Over Beer.
Columbia s. c.. August 9.-(Speciai.l Dis
penSary spies are showing up III Darlington
and today they We're in consultation with
solicitor johnson. Mr.. J. NJ James, hear
Ing that they were seeking evidence. sent
them the bill of ladng for Reg OF beer
that he had received. The bill of ladng was
returned by one OF the spies in person.
a solid Mississippian.
Colonel John r. Harris is one OF the
most solid planters of Columbus, Miss.
He suffered for many years from chrome
disease was cured by DR.. w. }. Tucker OF
Atlanta. Ga He will tell you so The
doctor will send free pamphlet and question
list to all.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-15

would do you no good if you were sick all
the time. If YOU are afflicted and can t
get well at nom" write Dr.. W. j. Tucker,
Atlanta, Ga, h" will give you an honest
opinion free and will also send free pamph-
let and question list.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-15
TO THE PRESIDENT.
Secretary HiIlyer is Sending Copies of What
Georgia Bankers Want.

Macon, Ga. August 1O.-tSpeclal.)-
Anent the presidents message the follow
ing will be read with interest: MIR. L.. /:
HillyeT, cashier of the American National
bank, of Macon, is secretary OF the Georgia
Bankers Association. Today he is mali
ing to President Cleveland and TO each SEN
ator and congressman from Georgia copy
of the following resolutions, recently adopt
ed by the Georgia Bankers Association, IN
convention assembled:
Whereas, 1t is apparent that under the
operation of the Sherman silver law great
injury is being done to the financial ana
commercial interests of country, and
that confidence will not be restored until
said law is repealed therefore, e it
Resolved, |. That it is the opinion OF TINS
convention that said law should be repeated
by congress at the earliest possibi e date:
and that oppose any furIfier coinage of
silver with the present ratio to gold. but
we do favor the free coinage Of all the silver
the people of this country can use. provided
each dollar coined shall contain enough sill
to buy hundred cents worth OF
gold in any market in the world.
Resolved, @ That the senators and repre-
sentativcS in congress from the state of
Georgia be. and they are hereby, requested
ANA urged to lend their efforts to the accom-
p!ishment of the repeal of the said law.
Rcsolycd, ;. That Il copy of these reSo
lutons he sent to the president of the
ury and to each of the senators and repre-
sentatives in congress from this state, as
expressing the views and opinions of the
Association Of Georgia Bankers in conven
ton assembled. X. ii. PLANT
l.. p. HILI.YER, Secretary. President.
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My Gifta.

wv
Give not to me Hfe's splendors-they would
blind
The eyes that now have hight TO see the
way:
Only little sunlight for my day
And for my night the shadows soft and kind;
And for my peace the quiet OF the mind
Gentle and sweet, and lips that sing or say
In Kindness and ansyered when they
pray.
And for my pleasure-Duty, love-deflned
And give to the love of her whose kiss
Is recompcnsc for toll; whose smiles await
My coming. Frightening with expected bliss
In some still spot where Twilight linSercth
late;
And yet one Other blessing crownlng TINS
In little footsteps pattering to the gatel
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-15

Amcrcus Ga. August 9.-tSpcciaI)-Old
citizens Of Americas say that since 1860
has such stir in politics been seen as re-
suited from the reading of the president s
message here this morning.
Your correspondent inMrviewed "A large num-
Der of citizens, merchants. .awyerS and bank
ers and the expressions are very generally
strongly condemnatory OF the presidents at
titude toward silver. With the exception OF
dozen men. Americas is for the free coin
age OF silver and talk on the streets is that
the people in mass meetings must rally to
the support of the platform and the members
of congress in their fight against the presi-
dents policy.
II is likely that a mass meeting will be
held right away to express the disapproval of
the people. and urge congressman to stand
firmly to the platform and force the lmnle-
diate remonetiZing of silver along with the
repeal Of the Sherman law.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-15

Through ears to Chicago, via Cincinnati
and Big Four leaving Atlanta daily at
2:1O p. M. and another car leaving at 6:;'o
a m. to Chicago, via Cincinnati and The
Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton. Choice
Of routes via Cincinnati or via Louisville,
going one way and returning the other.
d. O. EDWARDS. G.. +. A.,
Cincinnati, 0.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-15
4EORGIA NEWS.
"a OF WEEK IN THE EN-
III PRE- STATE.
Telling of Passing Events Caicuia'eo
Catch the Eye ana !n'ero'' '"'
Reader-Other Matters.

lin talk erbout the tariff. an erbout
# the silver bill,
Yau kin say just what you please TO ketch
III the votes;
the only bill what worries me, an one
R that won't be stu,
/. tho one the derned collector always
III totes.
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The Queen and Crescent tn Ohlc"@"'

Through sleeping cars leave A'iahta
daily via the East Tennessee, Virginia ana
Georgia and run through to Chicago VIII
out change via Cincinnati. No change OF
cars from Atlanta to Chicago;
~. ~ Cincinnati q
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-15
IF you feel weaE
and all worn out take
BROWN IRON BITTERS


Gadsden Ala. August 11.-(Spocial )-Wil.
liam i. Stanford is under arrest at Centre,
Cherokee county. on charge Of attempting
to rape Mrs Ida Fortune, a widow she
swears that he came to her house four
times one day and finally pushed her on q
bed and attempted to assault her, but she
resisted him.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-15

Newcomer--Ah. there comes an old man,
he is undoubtedly one of the first settlers of
this city.
Collcctor-No he amt; never knowed him
to settle bill yet.
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THE PEAK CASE.
A Victim to tho Morphine Habit Describes
the Effect of the Compound
Oxyuen Treatment

McAllister, L. r., Jan. II, 1892.
DIR. j. W. Coblentz, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Dear Doctor: After some delay | now
1eel 1t my duty to inform you hat | feel
myself young man again. Your Nor.
phine Antdote has cured me completely
Tor any desire for morphine, and I onlv
TOOK the trial bottle and about nalf of one
OF the others, and the Compound Oxygen
OF winch l took one bottle, Just made a
new man OF me. / think it is the best
medicine on earth. I can't find wor0s to
express my gratitude to YOU Wren
commenced ,,.. with your remedies weighed
10 pounds, now ! weigh 1871 and am .bIa
10 90 a good days work. | am ,nder
"s'l',g Obligations to you and I Will recon.
menu you to the suffering. / am ,s ever
w PEAK
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-15

ATLANTA August IL -FlouI-Frst patentls4 10
second patent ST. 25 extra fancy S. So fancy S. 2o family
$500 Corn No. white 6oo =, No. white i1n. 9sj
4Oc Seed rye Georgia 60dl65 Hay-Cholce timothy
large bales 81 90: No timothy large bales Sly choice
in, othv small bales, Sl00; No. timothy small oaies
81 90; No timothy small bales, SOC. Meal Plain Csc
bo,ted 56c Wheat bran-large sacks Soc small sacks
* cwt stock peas 60265c bu: white 75c; lady Sl.o0
Boston bears s2.65@275 q blu; Tennessee Sl75&s4oo
Grifs Is. l5
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GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.
CONsrIrUC ZION org JE,
ATLANTA, August II, 1893.

ATLANTA August II, 1898,
Groceries,
ATLANTA. August - Roasted coffee -Arbuckle'S
23.60o Q, 100 II Lion 500; LeyerlnSs % 500:
Greeu-Extra choice 2ic; choice good zoe; air 1896
common l7d1Sc. Sugar cauuiated CSC: powdered
Ga c; cut oaf6 ~ white extra 44 New Orleans yellow
clarified : q Il; yellow extra . IAN. Syrup-NeW
Orleans choice 45c; prime So ,Gi0c; common !0Gjlo
MoiaGses-Genuine Cuba 35G3Sc; imitation 220.o
Teas-Black 35ub5c green 40db0o Nutmeg 65GtSoo
Cloves 25d39c. Cinnamon 1GGl2N5c. Alsplce lOGllo
Janaica ginger lsc. Singapore pepper 12c. ce sloI
RioeH Head &c; good SIC; common &c; imported a.
pan 5 y5c. SctHawleys dairy l50; lcecream 81 10;
Virginia 75c Cheese -F Flats 1lGl2tac. White hsh
" bbls $500; pals 6oo. soap-Ialow, 100 bars
rs us, s3Oo@3.75; turpentine, so bars. 60 ms
S2250255. Cand'es-Parafin 1t}ac; star llc Matches
A OOss4.O0; 30Os s3OOa3.7o: zoos s?0oA97o 6os
gross 1915 Soda-Kegs, bulk, 4'gc 90 package.
51ao. cases. n 67ac; do and = MS Sc; do lbs 9Sc
Crackers-XXX coda 61ac; XXX butter SIC; Xxx
pearl oysters &C. and excelsior 7c lemon cream Be-
XXX ginger snaps &c; cornhillg &c. Candy-Assorted
stick 7sc; French mixed l3c. Canned goods - Con
densed milk S. $500 imitation maekerei S3sogAOS
salmon $500 81 so; F. w oysters $780, l. w $3.50; corn
So 6OGls So tomatoes s21o. Ball potash $50 starch
Pearl 4c lump SIC; nickel package sou cellUIold
$500. PickesPlan mixed plnts 81 % el.t1 Hartf
81 5O68LS0 Powder-Rife, kegs $780, q Kegs S@0V 4
keps3I Shot-SI.6g a SACK
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ATLANTA August IL = Eggs II 4&@13. Butter-West'
ern creamery 20 jc choice Tennessee Is tlSc other
grades 10 al2isc Live poultry - Turkeys 10 9l24o:
q ID; % % spring chickens large Is H2Oc small
spriug lO0I5o; ducks lotl20c. Dressed poultry -
TURKEYS G.lSc ducks 15c chickens 124Gl5 Irish po-
tatoes-New 81. 00@2.50 d bbl Sweet potatoes Sl0o
ISI6t a bu. Honey-Straned Sdl0c; In the comb 10
1870. Onions 75cMsi0O u bu Dbl s300@350 crate 90
a75c. Peaches Eberta, basket crates 81 POOL. oo'
SIN all cngs 81 00G so; = blu. crates 3nbOc. Pears
Fancy "a bu. crate 75cdsl 90; bbls S259&275.
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JUST FROM GEORGIA.
Tho Extra SoSsinu


The congressman from Billyille's hacked his
grip an took the train
AN he's dashin' through the country, an
mes splashin through the rain,
for the extra sessions in it, an the coun-
trys goin' to SMILE
An Wen make it in minute, or Wen get
there in 4 mile!
Ihey' soon be talkin' taliff, like they used
TO do before,
ana the gentleman from Bilvlle" will be
calm for the floor,
An they'll legislate for moncy-the increas-
in of the pile
An the countryU flow with honey by the
minute an the mile!
It's cash is what we're after-an lot Of 1t
mt that.
Enough to fill your pockets an to overrun
your hat;
An the boys'll vote for business an the
country'll grin an smile
An you'll hear the silver jingle by the min
ute an the mile!
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-15

NEW YORK. August 12-trhe total visible supply
of cotton the world is 2,4s2342 bales, or which
1883, 142 bales American, against 28G,i42 and
23IS4 bales respectively last year Receipts at all in
terror towns 1868 bales. Receipts from plantations
2,259 bales. Crop in sight, 1881 lat bales
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-15
HIS MUr" SISTER-IN-LAW
Stands as the 40 user of Richardson-He
Skinned

Greenville, s. c., August 11-(Special)-
Charles Richardson is the proprietor of
restaurant and grocery establishment in
this city. His family which consist of
wife and three children reside over their
place of business.
During the early spring Miss Major,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-15

hbl, Lemons Sl.0O also Oranges-Florida $500 $3.50
o. box: Messina s3.5ONiO0. Cocoanus ga &c Pine
Figs l3a1sc. RaisinsNew California 8. 25 y boxes
SI50 a boxes 7bc. Currants SOLE Leehorn citron 20
IA 25c. Nuts-Almonds It. pecans l2nlic. Brazil III 4
l2l.c. Fiiberts HE Walnuts 1293d15c. Peanuts
Virginia, electric light 7g71fc fancy handpicked 81
az: North Carolina So &6'e; Georgia 4gi]fc.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-15

NEW YORK. August 1.-THE statistical position
made up by Saturdays Financial Chronicle, is az
follows.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-15
The Old Iyclinhl~

Now. what will congress do?'
Is question most profound
But no man knows, and we can't disclose
Till The Record comes around.
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ATLANTA, August II - Clear rib sides, boxed &c;
ioe-cured bellies BE. Sugurcured hams d6lc, ac-
cordngto brand and average; California 1sMc Break
fast bacon 1it@915c Lsrd-Leaf 1t'A9101; compound
sac.
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Hubbard. Price 81 Co.'s Circular

Closed steady; sales 1880 bales.
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One Way or the other.

The extra sessions in it.
Ana the bQyS must keep the rule;
And they'll be there in minute.
Or they'll make il like \ mule.
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Robinson Arrested ut Knoxville.

Knoxville, Tenn, August 12.-(Special.) y
George Robinson, the murderer of a deputy
sheriff near Rome. Ga several weeks since,
was arrested at Newport today He will be
taken to Georgia for trial.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-15

Today Hoods Sarsaparila stands at the
head In the medicine world admired in pros
competitors. 1t has won success by it's Won
derful cures.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-15
THE COTTON MARKETS.
CONSTITUTION OFFICE.

ATLANTA. August IL.
Local Market quiet; middng 7c.
Below give the opening and closing Quotationsos
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-15

You Can't DO Better
if YOU are afflicted than TO write DIR. w. j.
Tucker Atlanta. Ga, giving your Symp-
TOMS He will send YOU an honest opinion
o'aa tNso free pamphlet and question
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-15

Cure Dyspepsia Cohstipatioh,
and chronic nervous diseases. DR.. Shops
Restorative, the great Nerve Tonic, by
newly discovered principle. also cures
stomach, liver and kidney diseases, through
the nerves that govern these organs. Book
and samples free for > cent stamp. Dr.
Shoop. box I, Racine, Wis
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-04-07
WEST CORNWALL.

Fred Bingham is spending his vacation
at home.
Milder weather has come and farmers
hope to begin springs work before
long.
Miss Anna Bingham and brother
Eugene returned on Wednesday to their
school at SaXton's River.
Thomas Harrington has rented "the
stables" of Ii. +. Taylor and has several
fine horses already under his manage
ment.
j. w. Gilmore of Melrose, Mass, and
Adiutant General w. ii. Gilmore, his
brother, were guests of III. E. Taylor on
Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Harriet belong is quite Ill and
confined to her bed. She is "A victim of
the prevailing epidemic which has pros
trated so many about here. 1t is like
a hard cold. The victims cough, have
sore throats, are feverish, are very much
Frustrated and are long time regaining
their former strength.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-04-07
County l1ems.
BRIDPORT.


Mrs. S. u. Walker is sick with measles.
John Benson is carrying on the E. B.
Jewett farm.
The listers entered upon their duties
on Saturday.
M. II. Bristol will be IN Brldport to
buy butter on Tuesday, April IL.
Mark Williams cut his foot quite bad
ly on Monday while splitting wood.
The house Of Fred Swenor is quaran-
tined, there being scarlet fever in the
family.
A number of the relatives from town
attended the funeral of l.. A. Sunder-
land in Crown Point on Sunday.
c. p. Eltharp is moving to the farm
of II. f. Hamblin, which he will carry
on. Mr.. Hambln is, we understand, to
occupy Mrs. l.. j. Spaulding's house at
the potash, and G.. f. Palmer is to move
into the Elitharp house.
Ira Goddard of Ludlow was in town
on Friday and engaged G. o. Howard
to complete the contract term for carry
ing the mail between Townline and
Middlebury, which closes July next.
Contractor Goddard, or his estate, will
1t is said, from his bid of 1896 year,
lose $500 or over in the four years. Jus t
the amount that the gentleman from
Kentucky, who has the route for the
next four years at $50 Il year, will lose
Is conundrum.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-04-07
WEYBRiDGE.

Miss c. S. Baker returned home from
st. Adams on Wednesday.
Tie pie sOciable at the parsonage was
a success in every way.
Madison Sprague is confined to his
house by IA bilious attack.
The saw mill is doing rushing bust
ness, running both day and night.
William Hall is building an addition on
his house. NJ. n. Baker has the Job.
Miss Bessie Davis of New Haven has
been spending the week at John Shaw's.
K. l.. Warner is putting up new barn
near his tenement house, under the dlrec-
ton of II. A. BOies.
Mrs. Maria Mott is quite i'll with an at
tack of pneumonia. Her daughter, Mrs.
Hoyt, cares for her.
Betsey Smith of Bristol, So years OF
age, is at her daughters, Mrs. Hall. She
is very smart ard goes about the streets
making calls daily.
Some careless individual while passing
through pasture on the Huntington
farm dropped match, which set fire to
the grass, burning over about go acres
and considerable of the fences.
The Easter services at the NJ. 4. church
were well attended and gave general sat
lsfaction. The children came to the front
in singing, recitations, etc. Col. and Mrs.
". b. Hurlburt were In attendance and
gave short talks. A collection for mis-
siOns amounted to S6Sl.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-04-07

Harry II. Church has returned from
Burlington Business college.
Clinton Mason has been spending a
few DAYS in Crown Point.
Norman d. Foster and wife left for
Saxton's River last Monday morning.
The exercises at the Congregational
church, Easter Sunday, were very pleas
ant.
Misses Cora and Nellie Bessette visit
ed friends in Tlconderoga, N. Y, last
week.
G. f. Church smashed his thumb quite
badly, the other day, while helping to
split wood.
Carol B. Hubbard and Peter Aines
have exchanged places and each moved
to their respective houses last Tuesday.
Mrs. Marvin Hubbard of Orwell is
staying with Miss Clara Ketcham until
the return of Il. ID. Needham and fam
lily.
There was a court last Monday at the
town hall-Ellsworth VS.. McAllister-
before Justice of the Peace A. Ii. Hub
bard.
Several of our young ladies availed
themselves of the teachers examination
at Leicester junction last Monday and
Tuesday.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-04-07
State 11eps.

The town of WilliamstOwn has voted
to expend $4,000 in erecting new school
houses.
DR.. John A. Mead, Rutland's first
mayor, was inaugurated with elaborate
ceremonies on Saturday evening.
The burning question at st. Johns
bury Is whether residents of the village
shall be allowed to keep swine on their
premises.
r. Ii. Drake, whom the Democrats
have Just made postmaster at Pittsford.
was Oh Monday fined $40 in the Rutland
county court Tor liquor-selling.
Miss Gertrude Rowe of Rutland. %
years old, tried to kill herself Friday
night by drinking rum and chewing
crude opium. The doctors foiled her
attempt.
Robert, the eight-year-old son of C. A.
Best, broke through the ice at Mont
pelier, Tuesday afternoon, and was
drowned. The body has not been re-
covered.
1t took 40 ballots for the board of
aldermen at Burington-which is made
up of five Republicans and five Demo-
crats-to elect president. A Democrat
was chosen.
The receipts of the Burlington post
Office for the year ending March 81, 1898,
were So, S30.53, an increase of S25. Isl. :
81 over those of last year, and SIS, 22O. Is
over those of two years ago.
William Ladd was shot in both legs
and badly hurt at Benson, Thursday
night. He was one of crowd who were
engaged in "horning" Ed. Proctor and
wife, who were just married.
Two wagon-loads of liquor were
taken from Borre dealers by the officers
on Monday, and the sellers were heavily
fined. 1t is announced that the gambling
dens of the place will suffer next.
Troy Conference academy at Poultney
has just received from an unknown
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-04-07
RIPION.

John Devoid has taken and moved to
p. Strack's farm here.
Ii. G. Damon will soon take possession
of his recent purchase.
viii Calvin and wife have been here
on visit to his parents.
j. c. Pierce is moving into IL. ii. Ba-
ker's house near the hollow.
DR.. O. l.. Nmblet of Monkton is to be
our speaker for Memorial day.
Allie Pierce has gone to Worcester,
Mass, to enter the employ of mis- BROTHER
Frank.
Henry Wood is moving from the Mrs.
Flint place to the house vacated by A.
Larma.
z. Strack has bought landed property
in 1.-THE Notch" and will reside on it this
season.
Antoine Larha, having taken the farm
recently occupied by J. e. Pierce, is TAX
ing possession.
Geo. LaFrancis vacates the Baker
house near the hollow and moves into
the Mrs. Flint house.
Rev. c. l.. Leonard breaches his fare
well sermon next Sunday. He has
preached here very acceptablv two years
and has won many lasting friends. He
leaves only because he cannot do Justice
to his appointment and attend college.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-04-07
EERNvlLLE,

Ed. Wright has moved to Forestdale.
Frank Lewis occupies the c. II. Ross
place.
Allie Lewis has moved to Julius Good
rich's farm.
Charles Rickert is to carry on his faith
er's, Ii. Ii. Rickert, farm.
Hiram C. Rickert has moved to Forest
dale. +. j. Kelsey has moved into the
house vacated by Mr.. Rickert and has
become the engineer at the paint mills.
The school board met on Saturday,
and decided not to sustain school at
No. 2. Therefore there are to be five
schools in town, not including Silver
Lake.
II. c. BrOwnson, superintendent of the
paint mills for the Crown Point Iron
company, has returned from business
trip to Crown Point, New York city and
Boston. He accompanied his daughter
Tanner home. She had been spending
the winter with her uncle in Massa-
ChusettS.