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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-17
Seeratnt6 4tmo &od)seit.
@nrfo Orobt 0en YoIsn.

Wieu, Is. NOpem6er- t0ier ein9ez
troHeue OtelOunsen beiagcn, caB @ent@
raj @urto, Der @Ouperneur BON War'
iaau, meI6er elmer pOlnii4en 0eis9az
tiOn Der 8arldauer gepOlteruns pcrbOs
ten bate, nu6St. 8etersburg gu geben,
erfGrt bat, baB Die 0altung Der POlen
bieYerbdnsun3 0.S acknowledgements
unnamed rpd1tfprtioe
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GuropdiGd6e JSN6e(6eriC6te.
0or oeu Scardbmis.

ct. q cter8burs, 16. 9tOo. -
Der Sailrr, Der Brin; BON Wale8 unb
Der Se5Os Don YOrt empfinsen beute
an 8abnbcf ben SOnis. iOuie ben
&rOnprin3 BON Geutidlunb. Dus gSetz
ter iit beute falt unO feuht, ubsr trOs@
benz unren Sie StraBen Der Stabt bidJt
nit OtenidenmulIen angeIi0t, pelde
theilwe;ie Oeu @mpiaus beS 8OnigS pon
OGnsmarf ieben wollten unb thetmclie
Die aus aQen YrOuIn3en eintreHeuoen
GruppcnzIbt5eilungen empfingen. Our
3eit liuO ereiBi9tauisno SOIOaten in
ser Gtaot unS mebr perOsn nod crwar'
tct.
Die Sat5ebrule, in pel9er Die geifle
bc3 bcim9egau9cnen @Saren aufgcbabrt
liegt, lit nod intmcr oas .3iel BON Guuz
ienOcn, Die aus uQeu Srten 6eS 9tci6e5
fOmmen, um Der Sesrpi9ups beijuwObz
men.
Der iunse @Sur lit iebr popular. Gr
fubr beute Obne @jeIOlge III elmer offcnen
&uti9e burb Die StraBen Der StaOt
unS tuur6 iiberau entbuiialtlib enpfanz
gen. GS iit nod ui9t euti6isbcn, Oh
Die 9oaselt SeS G3uren cine O1entliae
O6er priuate ieiu wlrb. Die faiierliden
SerwauStcn be9unitisen cine O1entltde
6eier, pGbrenO Der Salier ic!blt elmer
priuatsn Sermd6 ben SOr5u9 gebcn
iOq. Die &rOnur9 fnoet nd9iten Somz
mcr in 0tO8tau ltatt.
Berlin, 16. 9tOp. - BrinS Selnz
rtdl BON BreuBen, SruOer be8 Saller5,
iit beute nad Ct. Betersburg ab9rreilt,
um bel Der gcerbiSun9 OeS Oerltorbenen
G5aren Den StalIcr 5u p:rtrctcn. Der
&rOnprin3 BON Slulien lit seitern NbenO
ebencabiu ab9erciit.
Der &ranG pclder pom &oiier Wtlz
belm burd BEN YrIn3sn SeinrId mad
Betcrsburg geianOt wurOe, lit 10 srOB,
OaB in GyOttubuen Elm bciOnoerS GROCER
@a99on gum GrunspOtt Ociielben aus
9elu9t merOen muBte.
Seerabnt6 tno &o6sett.
ct. Yetersbur9, 16. 9tOobr.-
Gs Miro Offi3ieG pertiinOst, OaB Die BE-
eroiauug ces perltor6enen Gjaren Ilez
leranoer Ill. an Dtontag, ben 10. ytoz
uember, itattfinbeu wirO.
QonSou, 16. 92opbr. - 81. rBuI
0tau @a3ette" melDet, uie iie bebaupz
trt, auf @runb gutter autburItdt, oaB
bie"SO65eit Oes @5aren 9tifOlaus III.
nit Der 4rin3eiiin Alir BON Seifen am
80. 9touember lattbaben wtro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-17
Ia(6enu6ren, OtNmnnten
0olOz nn0 Stlbsriuaaren.

Spdue uidbt tbeure soIbene unb ftIberu. G6mu6s
feten fur bic 6tiegtase. geun 81, Sbrs grHtdue bel
uns MAIDEN, 10 peitebr,n sic birch nit ben Gls.ns
tbiiuern. mas Shren tu srostm 8ortbtiIe screitt.
SGs srpse Sutereiic, ptIGe5 uuierc SGuptsSilbers
fhmiese fir ben Sertau ees 1erIiHaiiI6crEcn 5b,.s
icrrices fur unicr.H @rsBo imeier betuno,ieu, oiir
mir bic crioIgreihtn goHturr.nttn poren beiueiif
ibcrieua,ue, oas mir bi. biIiaft.n ffnb.
9ei SofIeitss. 8ebnrtStass= nio fStEs Braz
fctsten lbcrtrifft uner Eager a1ts Derarise in Der
Sta6t. Die greir s.fa1ea iiper SseeGmaHn.
SBir ipretben Teutif
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2SunoerpoGe Credit 3argains

2Smnoerpole Credit 8argains
Sicr fIno fie!
Seine S25sMannerzNn3iige fir
$3.50.
9lmscrleiene S15=2lnsiisc fur $3.50.
@an ffaue auf pieic!
S12s unb S15 Wdnncr ltcbrrrGfe
fir S6.
SIS &naoen lsebersisber fur SO
&edbfs perIdBIidIen SaSeu,
Tr. $40 nnO 521, Sho=grOaowan.
9ri1teiics aler GreoitzSbIemr.
Stine Wauuer: Hniage an $3.50.
Sn Gnoc'eI VIabcn fur 8 3 Oerfauit.
2Benn man pom bargains ipridlt. 10 fOmmt ms
NiemdHo aleit, eiHerlei Oh sic 1leelten aIf
@reot betomm:n, unb bieie SS.50=gRii9e iiro
Die rtiIaTeH bargains, bic Sbncn e por ausen
9etommen. 3ieie 47Suec Barren bier Sbrer =
9unoerte netter tleioianer puiter feHer @btoiots
uno Sditmire IN Sads uHo SutlDauS, 10 bIhid
asmaft, beiest uHo uppr>tirt, mie Urgent Elm 4nz
8ra, flr ben sic auserpdrts 81 5 beSGbI.n mis-
ten, nro anEeroem seben lorr 5lHeH 2eodpsE uEo
gSofeH sur ScSabmn9.
Bonn Sdncioer a.tnnd1te T6uuer= =9Gnsii1e fur
$3.50.
SisitIb: II, ctc man anoerwartS fur SO oer=
fauft.
go f0nneu si. iOnfi fOIdl' iuuno,rbare Bar
gains finoens Tirgsnos, ais bier. 9t.ie Gln=
Sa9e iino uone SunotrsNrbei-in Sdnitt, Bailen
nHe appretur poatommen, III allen groBen-
SGds unb ben mooiideH lan9eH Nrod Gut
alpaGs, ans Den helten nolleHen 9beutotS, Salt7
Tlren hno 2Soriteos GH1sfcrtlat. psrcfte Sdlnet4
eerGrbeit uHo init benz eleeantciteH Seiat appre4
tint. Gue groBeH IHp "Sutnlite," I'M ldn9e ho@
9ere DfdnHer Ino tarie uHtcrieste Didnn:r Su be-
fritbi9eH.
6eIne 3 S13=UannSs uebcrstcBsr $40.
@iren usbsrSeber mliisH eie babeH, unO sic
ueroeH ben au9eHbIid e9neH, maEu sic zines
olelcr gem6notr beiieeH. SShr SO 9eben nix
JbHen Die gusp0bl uHter moodnen slcbcrrp dcn
ans 9anSnouenen NeltoH5, GbcUiot5 o0er Salt
Hlren, perTett iieeHb nit =glufl6l9ea. ie=
Dem @epCHoe ebcEbIrti9, oaS Sic aHoermlrtS
1ur S12 UEo S15 bctommeH. Tlr $40 9etcr
fulr SbHen Die auSpab ulter feiHen reldlen sdnS=
lpoueEeH blGuen uno lhWarSeH Serleps uno BIZ
bern. bal0 init gtas eefiittert, NIT Scioe oe=
tntierteHIerMeIn, bic aRoerpdrts Hidt uHtcr 81 8
81 hdbeH iino, uno Dcraeiien Sic Eidt, bog Sie
SDitCm betommeu oeiH Ieldbteiten uEo l'bcrdl=
tten 9reoiipIaue in Der gSelt.
G'ro6e @reoit Bargains in SinbertsiocrE, 0laRz
nsrbiitcn unb 2tusitafrurss sstrtiteIH.
Mebersensen Sic iIdI 8enam, bag sic in oeu
red)ten NIaD ccIaTgCu idlauen Sic HadI benz
Stainen i'm Sender.
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Ir127, gfpre:8an.9trasc.
ar uieine Srnb.n unb bas BublifuU sBolen GN
fir turSc 3eit rs bis 35 Ste. au 9onar iparen, 10
ipTetcn Sic in bcm atcn 9dSeH an S;rinatouz uno
$apitrass Dor inetm i2 ein.r aroscn eorratb g3oas
reu pon elmer aufscIea.n 6irmd in PHILADELPHIA ers
ifanocn babe una Iauter CUTE gpaarcH f1bre. SIoe
fs6 H&snts sSsTfS # sHSgls sq
656ts., rutrtb 81; SubensSdu6., aneS 9eocr 2i1 .
SIP, 81 10, Dertb $3.50; snatenfdube. 1l-2,
30 Gents, perth 81 %; gang porSisIitc Grbeitsz
tHuhe 81 Dtrta 81 20; tbenIo aTose GusfpG5l pom
SerrensSousituben in asIbem esotI fur rs Cts,
mert5 81 80; cienen fit gut fur 6terass fejeh.nte
SeesI aduttT erbdIt uHsH feiHeH S&ubaIta0nftr.
q om4. rNnesN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-17

2(rtifel 6ie Grflaruug obge9ebcn, or babe
mdGreu6 ieiner 0ienitSeit oIs unterOfts
3ier in Ser 9lrmec iIir SoSiaI>OcmOtras
ten 8rOpa9anOe seuadt.
S!tti9er SmiammcnftOB ;tpiiG)en
beIsiId)en GeuOarmen mnO Der
23ep6lferuue.
Yriiiel, 16. 9tOo. - Gine De
pei1e aus 9llOit, Sitflanbern, meIbet
BON einem ernitlidcn 3uiammcnftoBe
swiiden ser bOrtt9sn 8euOltcruns unb
90 @enSarmeu. Der Shauplas oeS
9lencoutreS mar sic 2auoItraBe nad
Scr3eele. Cine Rsibe @efan9eue, MEL
dc Dcr brutalcn GrmOrbuug zines
8irtbsbauSbeTeerS bcIdulOigt iinO,
wurOen inter Bc0efuuq pon @tnOarz
men nah Dem @efGn9niB BON Ser;ecle
transporter, alS Die 0ienee Die @ens
Oarmcn, in ser 4bii9t, linen 6ie 0t6rz
Der 5u eutreiBen uuO bieieIben 6u lgnz
den. angriii. Gin per5weiielter Sautpf
begann, in oelIen 9erlauT auf bsioen
Seiten Scrwun6uugen porfameu.
SdlieBia pur6e ber 9Oltsbaufen nit
blaufer Baffe au8etuan0er setrieben,
worauf Die 9tfauSencn ein9elisiert wur>
Den.
Sttnt SoSc ucrttrtbeiIt.
2onoon, 16. Nop. - Der ieit
mebreren Tu9en bas @cridt in @belmsz
fOro, in Der grufidaIt @lier, bciddfs
tlgenoe PrO5eB gegen Sames Teao, mel
der Der GrmorOun9 Der BON tbm oer@
fiibrtsn 6lOrence Dennis angetlugt mar,
bat nit Der 8erurtbeilun9 be8 0tOrbcr8
gum GO6e bur6 Senftrsbano 9ecnOct.
GeaO mar Elm uerbciratbeter Otann,
bate aber Der Dennis uOr9eI4winoelt,
er iei leOig unS werOe ije iYatsr bcIraz
then. Al5 Die 6Olseu tbres prrtrautcn
umgangS nit ibrem ScriIbrer lth nidt
LANCER uerbelmliden lIeBeu, oranQ lie
auf GIulOiung ieiuc8 SerIpreden8, no.
raul er iie on cine ab9ele9ene StcCle I'M
98aloe lOfte unO Iie bort srpiir9te.
Grobeben In SStalicn.
Sc 0 nj, 16. 9too. - Gin GroitOB
mar0 beute friib IN @atau3ero uno Rtsz
eiO in SIb 5talieu unb in Wteliiua,
Si3iIicn, ueripart. 9iele &elegrupbeuz
Ieitungeu purbsu untau9lib 9enladt
unO mObl uuh ciuige SGuier bel9aOt9t
bod gtiemauS 9ctOOtet obcr perIeft.
Gin amcrtfaniTmcr 2Gnard)iIt uer=
baftct.
Berlin, 16. ROp. - NiIb. Sernz
burOt, sin 9iewsgOrter gnurdiit, lit in
Srauuidweig Oerbaftet luOrOen, neil ct
ansebli9 ben Brin;s9iegenten tniultirt
uuO ben &laheuboB seI9Irt bat.
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Wr. 256.
Sic Srag6Sir in GniBbiar.
9idber.r 4uTdlus iibrr Die SrmOrbuug bes
RihIerS Iliiou.


Naiboille, Tenu., 16. gfoo. -
gtus sen Bapieren be8 Grs@eridt8sgIf>
tuars @. 6. WbitmOrtb, melder in
9tai6piae 6cn 51i6ter 9laiiOn eriAOB II.
CUR 3eit Ielblt benz EOoe nabe 1T, 9ebt
berpOr, SaB BbitwOrtb ben 9ti9ter
mabren6 Der uersanseneu @umpasne
nit beOeutenSen @eI6mitteIn untsr rie
Irme sriii, unO 6a ser 0iidter ni9t
;nblen tOnute Ooer wOIlte, feline Qicssns
Ihnften nit elmer SDpotbef beluitete,
Inn bic betrsfenOe Summe 5u oefsu.
Der umitanO, OuB iBm Oaun aud Der
9ll6tcr nod Ourd Oie @rnsnnung iei>
mes Sobne8 Su ieinem 9tadfoIger SaS
Siemli6 eintrdglihe 2tmt raubte, iasint
gIbitwortb gu ser 0tOrOtbat ucranloBt
81 babsu.
- Sn @opopu, @lpria Gountp, SbiO,
maro Der aleinitebenoe 6armer 98ilbelm
@Iceer, mabreno er in ieiner S9euue
nit 4taiSiddlep teid6ftiqt mar, ers
idohsn uno 6ann Die SAcune in Srano
eeiteft. Sin StieIiObn beS GrmurOes
ten 1T ais Der Ebut pcrOGatis uerbuitet
iuOrOeu.
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O0 antpaD's
~ SariapariQta1ts
~ ~n& &eiOlbemt
Der 9rDBte Slutreini9er
SeiluHg brORiI9er &rnnfbeiten.

@brouiider 8b.umatismus, 5tropbeln,
SeufbufteH, frebsarti9e Qeiben, 0upaenbIus
ten, White Swelling, @elhpiire, Siiftmtb,
Srouditis.ss
gatft uuT, OuB bas 5ariaSuriuiun.TeiOl.
pent ale 6eiImitteI fir Hroniihe, iirOpnu.
loie, &Onfitutions. uub CONTAMINATION
iibertriift. iOHbtrn es ilt aud Oae eirJse
ft4sre 3eiImttel fir
21teretts unO 2Sra(en>cSeiOen,
6tein. Diabetes, @uIieriuft, BaKeru.r.
itopfuHg, llrinfluB, Srtsbt'ide Sruufbeit,
&Ibumtuuria uH6 IN alien 6alIeu, no ian.
6ige RieberihlGse ittl btlOeN Obsr bas @ai.
Ter It'd, rpoItis, nit Subfauieu, bem giw.iB
dbuIit, permrdt iit ODER TiOen ipie peiBe
eeior fIt ;eiseH, Ober bet frautbaitem,
bifi0iem Gusiehen uuO weiSsn fuodlehftaubs
aytigsn RieoeriblGsen Uuo beim @aH.rs
IafeH eiu beiBenbes, breHneuoeS @.fIbt iih
ciHtelt uub Sdmtrjsu i'm 8itdtreuj NIB
in ben 9enoen.
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ben r2lODO" mcloet, OaB Der Oampfer
rSt,ernen" nit Gem 9tOr6polfabrer
Gap. @isginS unO OeIicn @eieuidaft
an BOrO, uahe Yn9Orlbar itranOete.
Alle am Sorb wurOcn gerettet.
Sm Silbcrfrans.
8utareit, 16. 9tOuember. - Der
&Oniq unO sic &Oni9in bon 9fumQnien
feisten seitern Ou8 Set ibrsr iilbernen
Soaieit. Son taft allen europGilAen
Sol0erGncn mnren @ratuIutionS Ihrciz
ben unb @eidente eiu9etrOffeu. gez
IonS.rs prG6tig uno mertboOlI mar ba5
@ei5.nt 0es Ocuti9en SaiIerpaars8.
SranS nno McnI1cnperluit.
O2a6ri6, 16. 92opember. - Sn
etnsm 2aOen Se5 StdbtdenS ScIes sc
8enauSala, in ser BrOoIn5 Granada,
erplobirte aeitern 9tadt cine Quautitdt
Baraffin, moourb cas- @ebGuOe in
8ranS eeicbt purOe. Der &auim0nn,
lucld,er nit ieiner 6ami!ie in Dem obcs
rem Stoflperte mObnte, perlOr ourd Die
@rploiion baS 9lugenlldt, icine iea8
9in6er famen in Sen 6lammen I'M,
uno bic @attiu Daro, als iie Otc 6ol9en
Ser grploFOn be9rifien, bOfnungalo5
wabniianig.
Sin tYettpcrstpei8tes 0cThaft.
BQri8, 16. 9too. - DE llnterfuz
dung in Der 9egen ben Suuptmann 2llz
bert Drepfu6 erbObenen 2lni9uloiQEug,
MtilitGr. @ebeimniHe an Ole ltalieniide
9tegierung pertauIt 81 bubcn, ioa gu
Sage 9.I0roert boben, OoS 0rcDIuB oo8
Saupt elnes mejtUer3weigten Spionierz
SpitemS mar, SeiItn 8cfreben 6arin
lag pon allen militGriIhcn Eldnen ios
balO mie m0glid &enntniB 81 erIanscn
uno Oaun 0ieielben al Oieienioe Station
III oertaufen ole oen beit:n Yrei8 oaiIr
3abltc. Mtebrere Serbuftun9en III 9erz
binDun9 nit Der 9lnaire iin0 tiir3li9
ccrqenOmmsn mOrOeu unO unOcrc iOuen
nod iOlgen.
3mei Der 9erbuiteten IinS 9eutI6e,
9famenS SaOubcd uub D. @u6el, anz
asblia S,utids &eieroeOIfi3iere. Der
brittle arreitant 1T ein 5run;Oie, ScIen
gtame oOrlGufi9 9ebeim 9ebalten piro.
Sn ben WObnungen Der Serbaf1eten
murOen Sau8iu9ungsn uOrssnOmmen,
nobel cine 9lnjabl Sdriftltufe porgez
iuntsn ruurOsn, pelhe craaben, baB Die
nunmebr Serbaiteten Die espionage in
sroBem MaBitabe setrisbrn batten.
Sm weiteren Serlauf 6c8 Cages wurs
ben 3pei meiblide Yerionen, wi. eS
bsiBt, Die Otaitreiien Der beiSen 0eutz
ihsn, oerbuftst; iie wurOen uber wjeOcr
freigeIa6eu, nu6Oem tbre WObnungcn
bur9iu6t unb ui4ts ScrSddtise8 UOrz
9efunoen purSsn mar. gStitsre 8erz'
buftunsen in Serbiuoun9 nit Oieier
Gffaire, weI9e nit GROCER Seimlt9teit
betrieben mirb, wcrOeu ermartet.
Gsranfreid1 1tno WiaSasasta.
8ari8, 16. 9fOp. = Sine Gepeide,
iuel9: Der @eianOte ga 0tgre be Silsrs
aus Ganatoue Ianbte, melOet, OaB Die
frun3Olii9en 8tiaeun9Struppen isoen'
falls @nSe OieieS DtOnut3 Wtaiunga crz
rei9eu werben.
Sin beRrafter 8coaftemr.
Dresbsn, II. ENoo.-Serr @ruSs
nauer, Hebaftcur eiuer iu5ialiitiiaen
3situns. 1T su 3cba OtOnuten @efauss
nib osrurtbeiIt wOrSeu, mil er in einem
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%s
C93ahfoIs,r ron S. 5tGiHe),
&nbpefsGde Saltimor,=StraBe uno SoIsStFce<auc.
9reis b.s aaId CIT 8 IatttS, surt 9ras,r bsisrst.
l2k Gts.; taeIidle uno Suuiita Ge:1us9Hbs 10
Gents pro 9Bohe, Sahbor bic od& SLUT hcloT9eHoer
Trdcer.-SaaItfl nebf Snnrtaa zeims aa5e uEtsI
ortpsgoraIsbesabune $3.50 pyo 9ahr, lnr tiIier;
5eit I'M EcrHdtniB; ilr bic ipodIeutlid|s sluesabc
nit Sonutdosblatt, portorti, nit abSue lir Clubs.
e2.5O pro Sahr, nab iIecno ei1em One oes SH!aF=
hes, 81 nab europa. Snuutags sfIueSate 81
PRO Schr.-9as bette gno 5iHigfte oentid1e SIatt
Tn een Iiitttls uAp SIafaaiSz.
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0enr0noet.

2tn6on, 16. gtOsember. - Sine
Oepd9e aus 9lr6un9el, 9tuBGanO. on
BEN r2loDO" mcloet, baB Der 0ampfer
rSt,ernen" nit Sem 9tOrOpOlfabrsr
Gap. @is9ins unO Oeiicn @eieuidaft
an BOrO, naHe Yn9Oribar itranOete.
glle am Sorb murOcn gerettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-17

8utars #, 16. 9tOuember. - Der
&Omg unO sic &onigin bon 9tum6nien
feierten geltern baS 5Seit ibrsr iilbernen
Soaseit. Son falt allen eurOpaii9en
SOloerancn uuren @ratuIutiOn8I I9rciz
ben unb @eIdenfe etu9etrOifeu. gez
IonS.r5 prd6ti9 unO wertbOoII mar ba5
@ei9.nt oe8 Ocuti9en Sailerpaars8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-17

2(rtifel Sic Grflaruns ubsegsbcn, er babe
mGbren6 ieiner 0ienfSeit oIs unterOnis
3ier in Ser 9lrmec iir SoSiaIsOcmOtras
ten 8ropaaanbe oemaht.
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Sin beitrafter @eoaftcmr.

Dresbsn, II. E9too,-5srr @rubs
nauer, Re6aftcur Elmer iO5iuliftii9en
3situus. 1T Su 8cbr WtOnuten @efause
nib osrurtbeiIt WorSeu, mil er in tinem
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-09-14
WEYBRID0E.

Extra meetings are being held at the
Methodist church this week.
AFRO j. Stow and daughter Nellie are
visiting relatives and friends in Illinois
and other western States.
Miss Inez Fiske is to teach in the Ben
ton district in Waltham and Miss Mamie
Britell in the Barton district in the same
town.
Col. Hurlburt and family will remove
to Burlington this month. Miss Addle
Avres will go with them. She is much
improved in health.
Quarterly meeting will be held at the
Methodist church on Sunday, Sept. %,
at the usual hour; quarterly conference
on Saturday preceding at o'clock p. IN.
Presiding Elder Noe will be present both
days.
The literary entertainment by the w.
c. L. L. was rather informal, but on
the whole very satisfactory to all. A
good sum was realized. Mrs. j. 5. Cole
will represent the union at Randolph
this week, when the State convention is
to be held.
The y. p S. C. f. of Weybridge will
give a "harvest social on Wednesday eve
ming, Sept. 10, in the Congregational
church parlors. A literary programme
is being prepared. Refreshments, con-
sisting of melons and other fruit, will be
served. No admittance fee Will be
charged, but a collection will be taken.
A good time is expected All are cor
daily invited.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-09-14
EAST MInDLEBURY.

Frank Roberts has returned from Lake
George
Miss Mary Pratt has returned to
Saratoga.
Miss Nora Peck has returned from
Burlington.
Miss Jessie Pratt of Rutland is visit
ing her father, Alonzo Pratt
Miss Belle Chamberlain of Bethel has
been a guest here for few days.
The dwelling house and barn of
Charles Nancy were burned Monday
evening. The cause of the fire was the
breaking of lamp over the bed All
efforts to extinguish the flames were use
less. and the barn caught and very soon
was consumed, with several hundred dol
lars worth of creamery implements. y
new dwelling house, uncompeted, which
was near, was saved with great efforts.
The amount of insurance, if any, is not
known.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-09-14
Roe NES.

The fall term of the Vergennes graded
school opened on Monday.
DR.. Foster 5. Haven of New York is
the guest of relatives in town.
c. A. Booth is visiting his son, John
II. Booth, and family at Pittsburgh
Joseph Noisoix left town on Friday
last for the Albany On. W Business
college.
Chamberlain & Co., dry goods dealers,
well have an opening of their new store
on Saturday, the 18th.
Deputy Sherns Cobb of Middlebury
and Middlebrook of this city made a
business trip to Westport, \. Y, Friday.
Mrs. William McMasters of Montreal,
daughter of the late w. +. Greene of
this city, visited relatives III town last
week.
Miss Elsie Bristol and Miss Grace f.
kingsand will enter the Troy Confer
ence academy at Poultney for the fall
term.
Judge Samuel E. Williamson of Cleve-
land, o., who left home on horseback,
was in town Tuesday on his return to
Ohio.
John f. Greene and son of Cleveland
o., former residents, who have been in
town some eeks, returned to Cleveland
on Wednesday.
f. d. Ramsey of this city has bought
the dark chestl ut stallion Athens, sired
by Motion, of o. X. Brltell of Wey-
bridge terms private.
Extensive repairs on the dams here at
the falls have very much improved the
situation as to water-power for the fac
tories and city water works,
Saturday, market day, good dairy but
ter brought 20 cents; eggs. 20 cents
spring chickens. II to Is cents potatoes
- cents; hay, IS to SO ton.
Rev. Henry Hickok of Orange, n. j..
preached at the Congregational church
on Sunday and Rev. Thomas Rogers
gave temperance lecture at l a. IN.
DR.. kent's PAGER. G.. II. H., winner OF
first money in the , ~ class at Burling-
ton last week. is entered for the races
at South Royalton this week; and II. F
Gaines trotting-mare, Fanchon, is enter.
ed for the races at Pittsburgh on Thurs.
day and Friday.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-09-14
RIPTON,

Mrs. Z. G. Howard of Hancock was in
town on Friday last.
Miss Clara Bean of Lincoln is here,
the guest of Mrs. S. c. Gibbs.
Mrs. r. j, Beeman of Brooksville has
been here several days on visit.
The potato crop turns out to be a
good one, but there are some complaints
of rot.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Belden of East
Middlebury visited their daughter, Mrs,
w. V. Fisher, here on the eth inst.
A friend of your correspondent in
forms him from Michigan that II hills
of potatoes yielded less than a quart,
many of the tubers being the size of
peas.
We were favored with good fall of
rain on the 10th inst, which will do a
large amount of good. 1t was the first
real wet shower we have had for long
time.
The Congregational society having
finished the repairs to their house, have
extended very cordial invitation to the
Me!hodists to occupy it with them the
coming winter, and II is expected that
the offer will be accepted.
Miss Ellen Mcdowell died on the
4th inst. She had been a resident here
for quite a number of years, but, living
in retired part of the town, her ac-
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-09-14
NEW HAVEN,

Henry Russell of Shelburne is the
guest of his brother this week.
Mrs. c. W. Mason's health is such that
a winter sojourn in California is neces-
STATED.
Mrs. Celnda (Chapin) Collins of
Nashua, y. H.. has been in town a few
weeks, in the home of her mother, who
is in delicate health.
Johnnie Hurlburt was IN town this
week. He is soon to take a position in
Philadelphia. Col. Hurlburt's family
will leave next week for Burlington.
Dea. Fl. II. Barrows has again been
the victim OF what came near being a
fatal accident, supposed to have
resulted from the kick of horse. He is
now out again.
\ pleasant and largely attended gather
ing met by invitation at the home of
Geo. 5. Russell, representative-elect, on
Tuesday evening last. The grounds
were handsomely Illuminated. The
Monkton band were present and gave
some fine and inspiring music. The host
and hostess entertained all admirably,
Refreshments were excellent and ample
Rev. c. \. Thomas. as usual. was very
happy in his remarks, and Mr.. Russell
responded in neat little speech. II was
very pleasant and enjoyable occasion
1t was estimated that about $50 people
were present.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-09-14
County l1ews.
BRIDPORT.

Sydney Phelps of Troy, n. Y, made
this. his native place, visit last week.
AL. Martzs Speciality Co. exhibited in
the town hall on Monday to Il fair house.
An epidemic of the nature of severe
colds is going the rounds and few have
escaped the maladv.
Some 10 of our local sportsmen started
on Wednesday for a weeks hunt in the
backwoods of York State.
The county fair at Middlehury had a
liberal attendance from Bridport and a
good amount of our stock was also on
exhibition.
A considerable amount of live stock.
vehicles, harness, etc, is advertised to
be sold by auction at the Skin place on
Saturday, the 22d inst
Miss Louise Converse has returned to
her school at Saxton's River, and Miss
Anna Russell, who accompanied her,
will also attend school there.
Mrs. John w. Draft, with her young
child. has returned to Auburn, n. V,
and also Miss Fannie Nehala. who has
been visiting Miss Anna Russell for some
time past
Owing to the unfavOrable weather of
last week, the quality of butter brought
in was not of the best, only small por.
ton of that offered being worth the tor
figure. 20 cents pound, the price run
ming from that figure down to 10 and II
cents.
A large number of the friends and re
latives attended the marriage Of Chas
NJ. BarrOws and Miss Etiie Delpia OF
Wednesday evening, Sept. ., at the resi-
dence of the brides father, Phiil
Delpia of this town. The ceremony wa
performed by Rev. w. n Bacon. A goot
number of valuable and useful gifts wer
presented.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-09-14
CEICES Err.

W. Francis Alden and wife are visiting
friends in town.
Miss Halle Alden is again installed
as teacher at the "Corners.'
MI. and Mrs. A. A. Stearns of Brat
tlehoro have been visiting at j. g..
Bankers.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Eitharp of Yer
gennes have been visiting our represen-
tative. o. a. Briggs, and wife the past
week.
a preliminary meeting was held
Saturday evening to arrange for a course
of lessons in voice culture and elocuton
to be given by Miss Ann Phelps of
Orwell. The first lesson will be given
Saturday evening, Sept 10, at the town
hall in Leicester
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-09-14
SHOREHAM.

Miss Maria Ward returned to New
York last Friday.
Mrs IIornbeck is to organize class
in singing next Saturday afternoon.
j. NJ. Towner has fitted up the old
post-oflice for a store and put III line
of groceries.
Or. Plat is drilling well on the
ledge east of the village, from which he
is to conduct the water to his house.
IL. NJ, Perry lost a valuable brood o.!
loose IN the road. and. as she crossed
the bridge near his house, she slipped
on the new plank and tell, breaking her
neck