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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-04-30
EDGES soDDED. READY FOR SEEDING.

EDGES sODDED. READY FOR SEEDING.
may answer nearly as well as the other
ways A perfect tool for smoothing is a
"foat," consisting of two pieces of
scantling about feet long, on which
are nailed inch boards a foot apart,
connecting one scantling with the other
feet apart To add effectiveness the
driver stands on it when passing rough
places.
Next mark out the walks and drives
and the edging of the beds and borders,
preparatory to defining all such edges
with line Of sods. In the illustration
A shows walk, b b B, bed and the
borders of lawn ready for seeding, all
the edges being this defined. The oper-
alton is simple one: First, some sod
is cut and rolled; second slight de-
preston about half as deep as the sod is
thick is made in the lawn, and here the
sod is put in place and thoroughly beaten
with the back of spade to settle the
grass roots firmly
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-04-30

Professor Shaw of the Minnesota sta
ton is credited with saying that the
Prussian Blue pea is possessed of a
wider adaptation than the other varie-
ties of peas grown and should be suited
to New England. For the west he
names a variety known as the green
field pea; also another variety called
the green or gray pea. The Chancellor
is mentioned as being popular variety
in the northwest.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-04-30
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AtARN'9 CARDEN
dSIs5f5fsss6z 49,
MAKING LAWNS.

Directions For Grading-Ou Outlining Walks,
Beds and borders with Sod.
One of the first requisites in making
lawn is that the surface be even, to
admit of the grass being regularly cut
by lawn mower Aside from the even
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-04-30
Estate of Holt j. TreadWay.
NnIIce NJ GaaaIanaanaa

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate
oDIsrRCr OF ADDISON, SIS. Court tor the
District of Addison:
To all persons interested IN the estate OF
Holt j. Treadway, late OF Shoreham, in said
district, deceased. GREETING:
By the authority OF the State of Vermont,
you are hereby notified TO appear before the
said probate court, AT the probate Office IN
Mlddlebury, in said district on the 10th day
to show cause, il any you have, why the &C.
count of Ii. W. Jones, administrator
OF the estate OF SAID deceased, should
not be allowed, and also why the resi-
due OF said estate should not be distributed
TO the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Middlebury, in said District, this
10th day OF April, A. ID. 1897.
By order OF court.
Il Attest, JAMES NJ. sLADE, Judge.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-04-30
DRIVE WAY
STRAW CaSH6NNR
FEED ALLEY


its feed. You feed from the alley al
ways, and save wading in the droppings
Besides, your feed, or at least your fod-
der, is just across an alley of or 6 feet
as one likes. This barn may be made
any size to suit the purse and stock Of
the builder with or without a drive
way, providing you leave room.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-04-30
One Minute Cough Cure, cures
That is what it was made for.
Ever Sneezo,

cough, and ache all over your
body? Does Your head thrOb
and throat feel rough or parch-
ed? PossiblYyo shivcr or feel
cold and then flushed Your
friends say you are coming
down with the Grip. Ifyou ever
had this dreadful disease you
know what to expect.
You toss about in a vain search
for some place to rest your ach-
ing bones. After the sharp fever
subsidies you are so tired and
weak you can hardl Y move, with
a hacking cough which makes
the night a thing to be dreaded.
If neglected it will end in Con-
sumption. We are making a
medicine to cure this disease.
We know it will cure Because it
has cured others. Because the
ingredients are the best that
eminent medical men have been
able to find in the treatment of
La Grippe. Follow the directions
and it will cure you If not, your
money back. AT all druggists.
DANA S. CARPENTER,
rliddietown Springs, Vt.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-04-30

1t should be made a matter of public
knowledge that DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve will speedily cure piles of the
longest standing. 1t is the household
favorite for burns, scalds, cuts, bruises
and sores of all kinds.
d. H. BENNETT, Bridport.
B. F. HASKELL, West Cornwall.
ISAAC STERNs, Mddlebury.
CLAYTON y. NORTH. ShOreham.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-04-30

Here is the plan of Michigan stock
man for a stock barn originally describ-
ed in The Farm. Field and Fireside:
The claim for it is. it is convenient
saves labor, and, above all, saves going
behind the ANIMAL in order to give it
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-04-30
Every member Of
Every family on
Every farm, in

Dean Rheumatic pills absolutely cur
Rheumatism Neuralgia. Entirely vege
table. Safe 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-01
UaRYaED CHAPrER's CHARTER.
Col. william Lamb Will Present IL at har-
ward To~Day-A Wedding.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, June @.-Spe-
cial-The annual celebration and dinner
Of the Massachusetts, Alpha Chapter OF
the Phi Beta Kappa Society Will take
place tomorrow. July 1st. at Harvard
College. A notable feature OF this ceiepra-
ton will be the D. csentation OF the orlIl-
nal CODY of the Harvard chapter chditel'
bv Colonel Lamb. Of Norfolk.
This charter was granted by the chap-
ter here in 1T7g. II Wls for long tine
lost. but finally it found its way. INTO me
hands of Mr.. John G. Ropes or boston,
the eminent historian. and he named IL
over to the chapter here ABOUT eish'ee"
months ago. ,.-,-.. on,
President Tyler, Mr.. G. w. Coleman ana
Colonel Lamb were appointed 10 presenl
Inc charter. but only Colonel Lamb could
get away lust now. The presentation VIII
take place i'm Sanders Theatre. Which Is
n part of the Memorial Hall OF Harvard
Mr. A. i. G. Stephenson. of Scott coun-c
" a member of the graduating Grass ~
~ ON Monday married Miss FANNIE
BRYAN. of this place. Mr. stephenson no
been elected professor of natural sclGncts
i'm the North Texas Normal College DeH-
ton Tex. for the next year l.,
prof r. j. Stubs. Of the college, Is
conducting a normal at lrvington. -
on last evening DIR. ana Mrs; -, - -
Wharton entertained KEY. r. w a. ~.
Rev. Mr.. Latham. Rev. " ). hlis, ~ ~.
bishop and Mr.. l.. r. warren at lheiI
Mrs Mrs Margaret Jones still continues very
''ro-dav closes the passionate Of Rev +. l.
warren of the Baptist church. lie com
nietes his seventh year as pastor ana mas
built up the church very much'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-01
The American Queen.

Under gay and picturesque cover 'ne
American Queen for July apears IN
guise OF even more than ordinary inter-
est. The first article is out Of the beaten
track. being a handsomely illustrated ac-
count OF The Summer Homes OF Nota-
BILE Women" II gives Photographic views
OF the country residences OF famous au-
thors. who by their pens have won notn
wealth and reputation, and whose chiel
source Of pride toby rests upon the
rural homes their own genius mas paiu
for. Love win Find a Way" an exquls-
tie romance Of girlish devotion, ardor and
patience is the new serial story begun
I'm this number. 1t will run through hve
editions and is capitally illustrated by
Hy. Watson. The Fashions for July are
I'D to the high standard established oy
The American Queen and attract atten-
ton. as does a valuable article elaborate
" pictured. entitled, Aids for lnvalids.
All the latest apparatus contrived TO
tighten the sufferings and tedium OF the
sick-room are entertainingly described.
There are a host Of good things In the
general makeup. including Entertain
ing on the Fourth" Etiquette of Coun-
try Life" care of the Hair in Summer,
Strokes of Lightning Etc. Etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-01

Richmond-Allan & Grinnan. special
commissioners. TO Hester Wingheld, q Il
feet on east side st. peter street, l2i feet
south OF Charity. So
George Bannister's trustees 10 Pelouze
PAPER and Type Company, ~ l-l2 fe' on
south Ride Franklin street between
Twelfth and Thirteenth. Sl,7A5.
r.. 4. Caskie's trustee to Richmond
Perpetual Building. Loan and trust
Company. A. i-2 feet on north side Poplar
street. between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
and 81 feet on south side Poplar street
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth, Sloso'
kdolphus Claiborne's trustees 10 same
151-2 feet on east side Seventh street, be-
tween Baker and Preston, $'oN
salIie Tloyds trustees to same 20 feet
on north side Webster street between
TYLER and Hickory. $3.50.
H. A. McCurdy and wife TO Harrison
Holmes. Jr.. g feet on east side twenty
seventh street, G6 feet north OF Leigh
81 500. %
BETTE J. Mattox 10 Philip Dorsam' 20
feet on west side Twenty-fourth street.
between ana O. $500.
Ida G. and f. X. Pettus TO NJ a. Cham-
bors. 2091-2-l2 feet on Marshall street
southeast corner OF Eighth. subject 10
deed of trust of 5000, 5000
Richmond Perpetual Building. Loan and
Trust Company 10 Henry Rosenheim and
= Raab ga feet on south side Grace
street 1870 feet west Of Laurel. $4,000.
Uenrico- Richmond Perpetual Building
Loan and Trust Company 10 +. Raah
and Never Heller. so ZIP feet on south
side of Grove avenue, 30 feet west OF
Park street, 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-01
MIYOR ramon TEJOES.
Two Ordinances Passed by the Council ana
Approves Others.

Mayor TAYLOR has vetoed the ordinances
recently adopted by the Council as tol-
lows:
Making the Sergeant at Arms of the
Council superintendent OF the City Hall.
Reducing the salaries Of pdrk-keepers
and nurserymen.
The Mayor has approved ordinances
and resolutions as follows.
To secure the collection of taxes due by
officers and employees Of the city.
Authorizing the sale of mules by the
Street Department
Authorizing the exchange OF property
adjacent TO the Almshouses.
Authorizing the Grounds and Buildings
Committee 10 look into the expediency OF
disposing Of the Clarke Springs property.
Creating a special committee of nine on
charter changes.
Accepting t3S. 131.53 for back personal
taxes due by the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company and assessing until
otherwise ordered a tax SlS.029.S5 on roll
ing stock, cars and furniture Of the COM
pany as can be claimed 10 be located
in the city.
airy loans by the Finance committee as
the needs OF the city may require not 10
exceed $4,000 to be paid out of the re-
sources of 1891.
large number Of building permits
were approved as were many routine re-
solutions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-01
The Weather in June.

Following is the meteorological record
for June. ~, ~,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-01
The Eagle Will Scream.

The coming Fourth of July promises 10
be more generally observed in the South
than for many years past. In num-
Der Of towns and cities arrangements for
fireworks and public speaking have been
made Oh an extensive scale. Among these
may be mentioned Augusta, Ga. where an
organizati0n called "The jefferson Soci-
ETY." has made arrangements for all-day
speaking and a grand display OF fireworks
Ut Roanoke. Va, where Hon. Champ
Clark. Of Missouri Hon. Peter J. Otey
and Hon. William r. Alexander will make
the eagle scream and at Morristown,
Tenn. where an immense demonstration
of patriotism will be made. These are
healthy signs. and worthy Of imitation
Baltimore sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-01
The AnIi.Xiyisection Bill.

To the Editor or The Times:
Sir.-In yopr issue of June I'D see a
notice stating that THE Academy u
Medicine and Surgery (of klchmohui ap
pointed a committee to draw up sui'ao'e
resolutions in protest in regard 10 III.
anti-vivisection bill now before the o"i'o"
States Senate.
Tirst let me say that the bill referred
20 is not properly called an "anti-ViNl-
section bill" Its real name Is that "tor
the Further Prevention of Cruelty 10
Animals i'm the District OF COLUMBIA
and il permits "all experiments perform
ed while the animal Is inscnsible TO PAM
all kinds of surgical operations TOT TEST
ing new methods Of surgical procedure
the testing of new drugs or medicines
and all kinds of incubation experiments
or meteorological Investigations INTO INC
causes of disease
The effects of vivlsection on thc i".u
cal student are not only brutahzihs' pu1
also paralyzing. The aim OF young 'hail
studying to be a physician should DC "
learn those things which woulu mus
aid him in relieving the pains ol I'm
ness and death. He begins MS s'uules
,,i,b this object clearly defined, and AFTER
=, fow weeks laboratory work (where he
cuts I'D living animals) the whole pan
of his life is changed. His one thought
a. Ia make some wonderful discovery
nv means OF vivisection TO show the
world that such an interesting STUDY
will not forever be without practical re-
sults. A recent writer says: III Is WIN
men as with trees-if you lop off their
finest branches into which they were
pouring their young life Juice the WOUNDS wounds
will no healed over with some rough
,,oes some odd excresence. and what
might have been a grand tree expanding
into liberal shade is but a whimsical
mis-shapen trunk.
let the students OF medicine return 70
their clinics. to their study OF anatomy
and therapeutics. and then. in the rising
generation Of doctors we shall have those
in whom we can trust-who Will not seek
10 carry out on human 'materiaI' those
agonizing experiments they have per-
formed so often on the helpless brutes.
ANNA SARGENT TURNER
eecretarv New York State Anti-NlVisec-
ton Society Saugerties, n. Y.
Tune a. 1897
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-01
LiBERrr swnnr. BUr sHORr.
A uouse-Breaker Identified aud Arrested
Railroad Damage suits.

DURHAM. y. c., June 3O-Special.-
A Young white man named Norman, sent
to the penitentiary several years ago 10,
murder from Rockingham county, ana
over here on his way home last evening.
He had not been in town more than an
hour before he was taken In charge by
the police and locked up for being drunk
and down on the streets.
The Second Baptist Sunday school ana
its friends. 10 the number of about l'-Vv'
went over 10 Lynchburg and spent the
dav. There were eleven well-packed
coaches TO leave here and Others were
tackled on for those along the route IL
took two engines to pull the coaches.
Fleming Daniels. a dark-hued African;
lies I'm jail awaiting the next criminal
court for attempting 10 enter the house
Of Mr.. W. H. A,Ghee on Saturday night.
Miss Lou McGpee fired three shots az
him as he ran off, which unfortunately
missed. He was fully identified by coll
orcd parties, who saw him running from
the house.
since tie verdict Of the jury in the case
OF Herndon vs.. the Southern Railroad
I'm which the plaintiff was awarded S9l9l'
nothing oOf interest has transpired IN
Judge Timberlake's court. The otner
railroad cases will not bee reached this
court. Yesterday there were Indication,
that the HerndOr cases the one tried ana
the one 10 be tried. would he compro-
roived Judge Timherlake advised II from
the bench. designating $500 for the elder
Hcrndnn and $500 for the younger as an
equitable settlement
An excursion went from here to Nor
folk this morning. Though the one 10
Ivnchburg yesterday hurt the CROWD
largely. vet II was a pretty full train. II
is Estimated these excursions have taken
at least $1,000 in cash out or Durham IN
the past month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-01
ocenn View. Old Point. Etc.

II yoI want TO have a delightful time,
join the Sunday outing of the {. and q.
Railway next Sunday 10 either Old Point,
Ocean View o. Norfolk; 81 for the round
trip. Large numbers have used the G.
and O. Sunday Outings, and speak in
great praise Of the fast clean ride in COM
Portable vestibuled coaches; absence or
dust: the orderly people who go; the
grateful bracing sea breezes: the enjoy
able bathing, aul splendid dinner for only
fifty or seventy-five cents whether at
Old Point or Ocean View. These outing
Broad Street Station at $50 4. NJ. Re-
turning leave Norfolk $40 p. NJ, Ocean
View p NJ. and Old Point at p. NJ,
arriving Richmond p. NJ. What can be
more restful and enjoyable than one OF
these c. and o. clean outings? The time
from Richmond to Ocean View is only two
hours and a half ju30, jlyl,2,5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-01
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
REX HOSPITAL OVERHAULED AND
READY FOR SERVICE.
A Hotel Changes Ownership-AnI Insurance
Company Takes an Issue OF CITY
5Per Cent. Bonds.

RALEIGH, n. c., June &C Special
Rex Hospital, which for a month mas
been closed for repairs, Will be opened
tomorrow morning for patients. IL IS
now in as thorough repair as 1t could be
put. The Board Directors are looking
anxiously for the time when they can
erect handsome new hospital. AS IL
is, all the walls OF the present one are
soapstOne so that the hose can be
turned on and they can be thoroughly
washed down. The new operating rooms
are completed and the furniture ordered.
The Ladies' Hospital Aid Association
had agreed to pay for the thing Tor the
rooms and put in all necessary taDles,
cabinets, and some of the instruments
The Junior Hospital Association donates
a handsome Si2J operating table. Inc
ladies' have the money In bank 10 meet
their obligations. which amount TO HI
tie over 500. This has been raised In one
year with only about forty active mem
bers. Too much praise cannot be given
them for this work
PARK HOTEL.
The Park Hotel owned by the Page
Lumber Co., OF Moore county. was yes
terday sold to Mr. J. c. Brown, OF Lit
Teton. for $1,000. II cost the former
owners over $4,000 but under bad man
agement it has not been paying piece
Of property. II the present proprietor
proves 10 be a hustling hotel man, ne mas
fine material TO make a splendid holel.
The broad airy corridors, bright cheery
rooms, and lovely situation makes IL
more desirable than any other hotel III
the city.
Raleigh bonds. yesterday to the amount
of $1,000 at per cent. interest, 10 ma
ture in 1919. were sold. No bid was made
for less than $l.05 and interest. Inc
Penn Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY
OF Philadelphia. was the purchaser. us
is Il good showing for the credit OF the
city. as the purchaser pays SlVs lS-O TOT
each one hundred-dollar bond.
COTTON MILLS MAY CLOSE.
The Caraleigh Cotton Mills OF TINS city
will have to close in few weeks unless
more cotton can be bought AT present
prices. The price Of cotton soous WI
not Justify the paying OF a larger price
The State is making requisition on me
War Department for supplies for the lssc
issue Some Of tho acquisitions are 10 oe
dark blue flannel shirts for the entire
guard. All the supplies asked for are LOT
service wear
Stewart Bros. have not yet employed
counsel in the suits brought against
them. The Agricultural Department
wants an accounting with them padly.
At this meeting of the Railroad COM
mission the telephone rate Is to be again
discussed. To-day they are handing ths
change OF the s. A. l.. track at Sas. . u.
The state Auditor is making an eHort 20
Get a list of all the corporations IN the
state so as to secure reports or al
stockholders. A..
The Attorney-Generals decision thai
the expenses Of the local aid TO puplic'
school election Is 10 be paid out or tht
general and not out OF the school iuho
IS very important. IL will, as before
stated. be fully $4,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-01
Nelson County.

ELLINGTON. June 29.-Nelson County
Court met yesterday. Quite a good crowd
attended but little business seems TO be
doing in court
Several tracts Of land were sold under
deed of trust, but prices were very low
Lovingston Is noted for horse selling
and trading on court days. and good
business seems TO have been done on yes
terday in that line.
Today was set for the trial OF the
Commonwealth VS.. Barksdale, but the
case was continued to July court.
l conversed with farmers from every
section OF the county, and all say the
wheat crop Is fine. both as 10 quality
and quantity The tobacco and corn
crops are looking we'll and growing nicely.
This county is decidedly FOR Hose Ty-
Ter for Governor and free silver and for
Hon. John w. Daniel TO be his own sue
cessOr.
Rev. Mr.. Ware reports quite man
cial success at Salem church AZ the late
entertainment and lecture by Mr. Bins-
ham. Mr. Ware leaves next week 10 at
tend district conference at Crozet ana
the next week will go 10 Toronto, can
ada. ito attend the meeting OF the Up
worth League Convention.
Mr. W. r. Perkins leaves tomorrow
for Wytheville 10 stand his examination
before the Court of Appeals 10 get Il
cense to practice law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-01
Nr. J. 4. Madison Visits His Brother.

Mr. J. A. Madison Of Petersburg
brother 10 Mr.. &. 5. Madison whose queer
performances Tuesday gave evidence OF
some mental disorder, arrived i'm the city
yesterday and went at once 10 the city
ian. where by the direction of Justice
Crutchled. his brother is being confined.
Mr.. Madison desired to pay his brother $
fine for carrying concealed weapons. and
secure his release, but Justice Crutchheld
prevailed upon him not TO do this. but TO
allow c. S Madison TO remain where he
IS for The present.
Mr.. Madison went TO the Jail and saw
his brother who is comfortably located
in the hospital ward. and who is still
suffering from the terrible nervous ten
sion that portrayed itself in his attempt
az self-dcstruction.
Mr.. Madison agreed too that it was
wisest 20 await the further rccuperation
Of his brother before attempting 10 fe-
curo his release
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-01
u,uprON,s TOWN COUNCIL.
Rucktoe Beach the Resort OF Many huh-
dreds.

HAMPTON, Va. June SO.-special-l ne
Town Council last night met for the lac.
time before retiring. The new Couhcli
Will convene July Sth.
There was a trolley party 10 Buckroe
Reach from Newport News last evening
Several hundred people came down ahu
al o o'clock il was estimated that ABOUT
200 people were on the grounds. ms
Mace has become quite popular re-
sort and each evening hundreds OF peo-
nile eager for a breath OF the pure salt
air. 20 to this beach.
To-day has been the warmest Hampton
has experienced this season. AT IL o CLOCK
II WAS 90 in the shade.
Rev. Baker T. Lee. Jr.. and VIE lell
Yesterday for Waverley, the home OF Mrs'
Percy Darlington. where they VIII remain
several days. =.
Rev. DR.. A. r. Woodfin and Mr.. II. H.
schmelz left this afternoon for Salem
va. TO attend a meeting OF the Executive
Board Of the Baptist Orphanase. Dr'
Woodfn is a member Of the board ana
Mr.. Schmelz is greatly interested IN the
work. as he and his brother, George a.
Schmelz. donated one Of the cottages 10
the asylum, known as the Schmelz Cot
tage
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-01
CHtHLOrTESVILLE BALL TEAM.
The Wet. u. Asks for sober Men In City
Offices.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. June 3d.
speciaI.-The city of Charlottesville has
organized a baseball team, with Cap
tain Tom Randolph as manager. They
nlaved their first game with the Staun-
Ton club yesterday afternoon. which re-
suited IN favor of Stanton i've TO three.
Mr. w. j. Bales and Miss Grace Banks
daIe we're married yesterday at tho
saunders House. Rev. w. A. Tribole per-
forming tie ceremony.
rhe Monticello Guard returned yester-
dav from Nashville.
The Womans Christian Temperance
Union OF the city have addressed an open
letter 10 the incoming new city council,
nrsving that they elect or appoint no
Ono IN office but sober men.
rho thermometer stood at lo2 IN the
shade al # a. VI. to-day.
The University summer law slaSS VIII
omen Tomorrow Prospects are bright Tor
a very large school o,,, l., t..
Major W. H. Sands, OF Richmond, IS IN
the citv 10 inspect Troop *, OF the FIRST
Tho resorts in and around Charlottes-
vile are Milling up with guests from the
cities. Jefferson Park Hotel has up
The School Of Methods IS now down 70
business. and the teachers seem 10 be
having a Jolly good time. There were
over 400 matriculates up 10 IL CLOCK TINS
morning.