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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-07-24

Charles Crow ell. an eX-member of the
class of 1904, Middlebury college, left
Saturday morning for his home in Mar
blehead, Mass.
Miss Lucy Hale went to Waterbury.
Monday. Tuesday clyde Mouiron
and Miss Hale went to Portland, Me-.
where they have work
Mrs. Cray and two daughters who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. +. c.
Potter for the past few weeks have re-
turned to their home in Minneapolis.
Prayers for the late Pope Leo XIII
will be offered at st. Mary's church next
Sunday and at all services until Tuesday
by direction Of the Bishop of Burlington.
Hal Reeds great pastoral comedy
drama "A Home Spun Heart will be pre-
scented by an excellent cast at Nliddlebury
Opera House, one night only Wednes
day, July 20, 1908
Work on the new Methodist block is
being rapidly pushed by the contractors
with a large force of men. The roof
will be on by the first of next week. and
the brick work is making rapid progress.
Mr.. Ross is rushing the work on his
new block. Notwithstanding the fire.
gent showers. He will have the brick
work completed this week and the roof
in place by the first of next. Lathing
is progressing rapidly
Letters addressed as follows are at the
postofiice unclaimed: Mrs. Helen NJ
HER, Mrs. Ellen Terry Miss Nellie Wright,
Mrs. John Young, Mr.. John Hool, Mr.
John Sharkey, Mr.. w, ID. Thomas, VIM,
q. Thomas Mr.. A. w. Tompson.
Mayor and Mrs. Charles II. Leeds of
Stamford. Ct, are with Mrs. Leeds
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. MacQuivey, on
Foot street. Mr.. Leeds will return to
Stamford in a short time. Mrs. Leeds
will remain at the farm for the summer.
George S. Hyde and wife of Lansing,
Mich, were in town this week re-visiting
old scenes after an absence of 80 years.
/ His grandfather was one of the first set
tiers of this town, and George S was
born on the old Sessions place. He
found many and great changes had been
made here during his long absence.
c. \. Piper returned from his cottage
at Long Point Monday, where he has
spent some two weeks making extensive
/ improvements. He. and f. S. Seeley,
purchased fine % foot naptha launch.
at Newburg, y. y. 1t arrived last week,
coming up the Hudson, and through the
I Cdlldl 10 LANE NlldHlllldlh' II IL Il pSdulN
and very fast
Will Wright, Cornwall farmer who
is one of, if not the best local authority
on ginseng and whose knowledge con-
corning the haunts of this root which is
so highly priced by the Chinese, is Sec
ond to none in this region, few weeks
ago took IA stroll among the Businesses of
the range to the south of Grand View
mountain and came across bed of this
famous Chinese panacea. He dug all
that he could find and then at loss as
to how he should get it home he proceed
ed to divest himself of his outer shirt
which he converted into bag by tying
up the sleeves and neck. The afternoon
-tIoll Melted Mr.. Wright. when the root
was cured about $40 and VIII is inclined
to believe that the vocation of a gin
shang digger" will double discount II
Job at haying in Kansas at 81. 50 per day.
Some of the roots measured ! | inches IN
length and We're over an inch in diane
ter.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-07-24
MIODLEBURY LOCAL NEWS

John Child of. Weybridge was in town
Friday.
Mrs. Gasca Balm is visiting friends in
New Haven.
Mrs. Rice and son Datus of Bridport
, were in town Friday.
Mrs. c. S. Burdett has been visiting
friends in Salisbury.
q. d. Miner has gone to New York on
"a short business trip.
Mrs. Allen Calhoun was in Brandon
Thursday on business.
Miss Carrie Damon is visiting friends
at East Middlebury this week.
Miss Beatrice Miner has gone to Wey-
bridge for few days visit.
! Mr.. Rickert of Forestdale spent the
/ last week in town with friends.
! Miss Daisy Cushman is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Plattsburgh, n. y.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Carr and son have
returned from an outing at Long Point.
Ray Bump went to Vergennes Satur-
day where he spent Sunday with his
aunt.
E. G. Piper has put up handsome
! sign indicating the location of his livery
stable.
Mrs. Ira NJ Taylor and daughter are
visiting friends in Greensboro and
vicinity.
Edward Bowler has returned from a
several weeks visit with relatives in
Greenfield, Mass.
Mrs William Kent and daughters
have gone to Brandon for few days
visit with relatives.
William Fowler, of the Register force,
went to Rutland Saturday where he will
spend his vacation.
Waldo +. Knights has returned from
two weeks vacation and is again clerk
ing in Bond Bros. store.
Miss Mary Forsythe went Wednesday
to Thompson's Point where she will
spend the next ten days.
f, II. Button of Rutland former at
torney is in town for few days visit
with friends and relatives
Miss Agnes Kennedy is spending the
week in burlington with her mother,
Mrs. p. II. Kennedy and friends.
Mrs. Henry Wilcox and daughter OF
Salisbury spent the past week with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Kelley.
DlOlutlS nave IlOHlt
after a two months stay with relatives
in Greenfield and Springfield Mass.
NJ. a. Munroe and daughter, Miss Hen
rietta NJ Muuroe have been spending
few days in camp at Lake Dunmore.
Patrick Burke of Port Henry, n. y.
and David Burke of New York City
are visiting their brother, j. NJ. Burke
Robert Rogers. travelling salesman fol
"a large shoe house in Syracuse, n. y
spent Sunday at his home on Seminary
/ street.
Mrs. F. a. Bond, Miss Ella Bond anC
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cottrell are a
camp at the Bond cottage at Lake Dun
, more.
William Kent has gone to Philadelphia
, Penn, where he-will represent the loca
marble workers union at the nationa
convention.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-07-24
Dinner sets at Sheldon's.

Dinner sets at SheldOn's.
Best of confectionery at Benedlct's.
Fancy Georgia peaches at Bond Bros.
SPoNGEs-Best sleeps wool, at sheldon's.
Fancy new Rose potatoes at Bond Bros
School supplies at the Register Book Store.
Get into soft, easy, cool shoes at Bond Bros
Big discount in winter overcoats at Bonds
Wedding china and wedding silver at Shell
don's.
FOR SALE-Cheap, work horse.
Twp NJ. X. MOORE.
Biggest and best bananas in town AT Bene.
diets.
Very choice oranges, small and large, at
Bond Bros.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-07-24

LOCAL NOTICES.

Notices under this head ten cents per line
nrst insertion; five cents per line succeeding
insertions. Count seven short words to line
or SIX long Ones.(
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-07-24

The WEATHER IN MiDDLEBURY
FOR WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, JULY y, 1908
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-09-16
CORRESPONDENCE.
N6Wsu Letters IRON Different Parts
OF the County.
O'KelIeuvilIe, W. Va.

There were niue couples out hay
riding Friday evening, Sept. 4th.
The young folks had an enjoyable
time.
Obie Bond returned Sunday from
Rush, Ky.
JAS. Goodman, foreman, returned
Wednesday from Morehead, Ky,
with three men for this contract.
Rev. Sam Charles, colored, came
in Monday from Bristol, Tenn. with
l6 laborers and women for this
contract.
Blue overalls have got SO they
don't care who wears them for our
time keeper is wearing a pair and
looks well In them.
There was an apple pealing at
David Williams Friday evening with
watermelon on the side.
Miss Lizzie Dixon and Curtis
French took & flying trip to Zelda,
Ky, visiting relatives Thursday.
DR.. Muligan is no better at this
writing.
Barn Chadwick, of Docks creek,
Is laying In new stock of goods.
Barn is doing land Office business.
The new school house on ii. Hat
tens place is completed and school
starts MONDAY, Sept. l4th.
The O'Kelley Construction Co.
are going to move their blacksmith
shop down to the steam shove next
week.
Miss Ora Mcknight has gone to
Princess, Ky.
Dan O'Kelley says the boys can't
take the girls TO the train. They
are not old enough. 1t takes man
TO drive them.
Fleary Pack lost gold finger ring
at or near Camp 2, Friday Sept. 4,
while out hay riding. 1t is valued
at eight dollars. Finder will be
literally rewarded when ring is re-
turned.
The steam shovel is moving the
dirt for "who laid the chunk"
Your scribe noticed Mr.. Smith,
the assistant Postmaster of Kenova
with two friends, taking in the sights
along the line, Sunday Sept.>Gth.
JACK, THE RPpER.
Sept. u, 1903.
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Shoals, W. Va.

AT the Newcomb Sabbath school
primary last Sunday, after the resig-
nation of the Superintendent new
Superintendent was elected receiving
in all three votes, and after some
parleying, an "Cliyer Cromwell"
arose and kicked things over and
secured the reelection Of j. NJ. Ply
male by almost a unanimous vote.
James Luther thinks one day quite
enough at one time TO observe Labor
day, "but others hereabouts are con
tent with nothing short of the entire
six days of the week and privilege
of firing their "pop" on Sunday.
Work on the new Baptist church
here is progressing nicely under the
management Of Building Commit
tee with Solomon Harmon as boss
carpenter, assisted by Willie Watts.
We are glad to note that j. w.
Luther, who has been in feeble health
for some weeks, is now convalescinp
and IS able to make horseshoe pitch
ing quite interesting for the ''boys"
of sixty.
Mrs. Hamilton Willis, of Ceredo,
who is in very delicate health, is no
better and keeps her bed most all the
time and requires the presence Of a
nurse constantly.
Rev. G.. G. Watts was elected
last Sunday as pastor for the New.
comb Baptist church for the ensuing
year. Having given general salts.
faction in bis past efforts he is called
on TO contlnue the good work.
Scott Underwood buried his wife's
shoes yesterday then boarded an n.
d w. passenger train and departed
to some unknown spot, where the
grass is even greener than il is here,
if such a place can be found.
/ would like to call the attention
of the Hon. County Court and Road
Commissioner 10 the fact that it
would be better and perhaps cheaper
to repair the bridge at Still House
branch just below Shoals, in Union
District, just now before some per-
on or property is injured - killed
and damage suit in' as even
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A horse can see it is dangerous.
SILAs WREN.
Sept. -, 1908,
huGkleberru Knob. W. Va.


The dry weather is doing it's
work with us in this vicinity. Late
corn is nearly rnined,
Dog days are ended and no rain
yet.
We have no smallpox in this
vicinity and we are glad of it.
The people of Four Pole and Da-
Wis creek put up tent on Prices
creek last week for what purpose we
10 not know. They call themselves
Apostles, but we call them Nicholites
They hold to the doctrine that man
must be purein the flesh and all the
Inbred sin must be cast out and we
cannot get to Heaven in justified
state. For the benefit of the readers
of the ADVANCE | wish to trace
justification little in the New
Testament. Acts the 1880 "All
that believe are justified" Rom.
3-24 "Being justified freely by His
grace through the redemption that
is In Christ Jesus" Rom. 4.25.
"Christ was delivered for our offenses
and was raised again Tor our justifi-
cation" Rom. "Therefore be-
ing justified by faith we have peace
with God through our Lord Jesus
Christ. " There are many other
evidences of justification, but the
above is sufficient. The same oand
says all the churches will be lost. [
wish to give a few pointers on
that subject: In the first place
Christ came on earth to establish
his Kingdom here among men and
without Ills church he has no king
dom. Mathew 10th chap. Is verse
Christ says, "Thou art Peter and
upon this rock / will build nv
church and the gates of hell shall
not prevail against it," We also
read of the seven churches Of Asia
Minor and many others aud we also
read OF many prosecutors of the
church for the last nineteen hundred
years. Paul was a great prosecutor
OF the church OF Christ, but Paul
was wicked man at the time, but a
band 10 raise mp under pretcnee of
christianity and persecute he church
in the'way they are in this enlight-
ened age of the world am con.
strained to cry out Oh! God, how
long viii thy yengcnce sleep?
Well Mr.. editor, lest | worry you
and your readers ] will close this
subject, but if this don't find It's way
to the waste basket | will come
again. DoDD.
Sept. 10, 1908.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-09-16

south the country traversed by tho
line is a beehive of activity. In
addition 70 the route through the
rich Flat Top coal field the 70 ad is
building an important line dow n tho
east bank of the Big Sandy river
while the Chesapeake s. Ohio is
equally active on the west side of
the same river. In addition to this
construction is the G.. 4 O. branch
from Whitehouse, KY, where tho
Q. n b. S. division ends to the
Breaks Of Sandy end another line
tributary o the G. 81 O. aud known
as the Docpwater railroad, las been
located between Pool No. ? on tho
hanswha river in Fayette county,
w Va. TO the Bl0estone river i'm
Mercor county the same atate,
distance oil 90 miles through .gion
rich IN coal and timber.
aside fr0m these movements Is
The plan Of She Q. IL. Il ID. to enter
this city over its own tracks by CON
structing line from Gallia througlA
the Waterloo coal fields to the rivcr1
and getting entrance to West vir,1
ginia over bridge soon to be copt
structea by 2 local bridge compaSS
recently organized with 81, zoe, ,ooA
capital, and which has already SCI
cured the financial backing for the
project. Along with this is the new
territory IN Ohio opened up by the
Detroit Southern with new through
line TO the lakes"
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AFTtR TRAD6 FROM WEST VlR-
GINA
FIRE the JObbIng Houses Of CIeg6-
land and GOlumbu5-h Do.ego-
tiOn Visits this Section OF
Country.

A special from Ironton TO the Cir
cinnati Enquirer, says:
cit is understood that representa-
tives Of Cleveland and Columbus
jobbing houses have been in this
section during the past few weeks
figuring on the matter Of establish
ing branch houses in easy touch with
the territory in Eastern Kentucky
and West Virginia, now being open
ed up by railroad construction.
"This movement is no doubt suu-
gested by the great activity in rail-
road construction centering in this
vicinity. The Norfolk 81 Western
is adding a number of important
West Virginia branches to its sys-
tenn, and from Kenova, w. Va,
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Hustler, W. Va.

The weather still continues hot
and dry IN this section.
Y. l.. Beckner has commenced
housing his tobacco crop on Reuben's s.
Branch one mile south Of this place.
There will be an ice cream supper
at Earnest Thacker's tonight for the
benefit Of a community in distress.
johnny Osborne and family are
visiting their brother-Sanders-on
Reuben's Branch this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Spurlock the 10th inst, daughter.
The Rev. Deliver Garrett will
preach the funeral sermon of Jesse
Blankenship, on Prices creek, the
18th inst. UNCLE JOE.
Sept. IL, 1903.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-09-16

EGGs have advanced TO II cts.
the Jackson Herald notes. The re
never was in the history Of
the nation such prices offered
to the farmers for everythi ng
they produce. Many things have
been classed as too high for the
good of the country. If prices are
low there is a kick and if they are
high the kick is also in order.
More mortgages have been paid off
during the last six years than in a
similar period of our country's
history. People are pot satisfied.
Times are "too hard" and free
soup would beat it a 20 pieces
some people say.-Roane County
Record.
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A Boys VIVA slae For Life.

With family around expecting
him 10 die, and son riding for
life, IS miies, to get DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumptiop,
Coughs and Colds, w. II. Brown.
of LeeavIlie, Ind, endured death'e
agonie5 from aethma; but this
wonderful medicine gave instant
relief and soon cured him. He
writes. ~ now sleep eoupd}y
every night" Like msryelons
cures of Consumption, Pneu1
monia' hroncnilie, Coughs, Colds
and Dnp prove its matchloss merit
Tor a.i Throat and .0ug troubles
Guaranteed bottles SOC aud S1.0O.
Irial bottles Tree ~ w. M Blos-.
Ceredo; Il. N. Williams, Kono
70.
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EDO. WAYNE CO.. w. VA. WEDNESDAY, SEPTFMREP 1e lana
Council Proceedings.

"A regular meeting of the Com
mon Council was held In the town
hall Monday evening, Sept. I. 1908.
Present: Mayor Sturglll, Recorder
Wright and Councilmen Nave,
Stewart, FARRELL, Ramsdell and
Thomson.
+. II. Smith, Special Committee
To investigate the matter of street
light for that portion of the town on
First Street West, south OF the G. 81
.. railroad, rep rtcd that the citizons
would accept "a gas lamp and pay
all the running expenses thereof af.
ter put in by the town The Ser
geant was instructed 10 purchase
lamp from Mr.. Hoard aud have IL
made ready tor lighting.
The smallpox situation was next
discussed, and an ordinance was
passed compelliog an persons to b5.
at once vaccinated unless in the
opinion Of the Health officer or his
assistant they bore evidence of being
immune from smallpox.
That portion of the town known
as Brownstown being the worst in
fected, it was decided 10 place a
strict quarantine against the said
Brownstown, the lines 10 be placed
as designated by the Health Officer.
The following bills were allowed;
r.. III. Smith, amt. paid Clark
Clark Scaggs for work on
Frasher walk, 9.sOl
Same . days hauling, 1900
Same freight on crossing stone 2189
Same IA loads of wood for small
poX patients $50,
Same burying six dogs 800
Same freight OH iron crossing
plates, 3.G5
Same paid for burying Wesley
Harris, 20. 80
Same 2 days work on wooden
crossings, 1890
Same salary for August, 1900
p. and :. f. Hoard, 1000 paw
ing bricks at so 100
Same ~ yards sand NJ 75c ESQ
). Z. Luther guarding small.
poX on Bridge street, 80
nights at l.5O b4.0O
j. M. Skimmeus, nursing small
pox in Millard Lambert
cases, 0 days at 200 5000
K. ii. Kilgore, coffin for Wes-
ley Harris, 800
w H. Hansher.work on wood
en- CROSSINGS, 100
L. L. McDougal, printing, 800
Consolidated II. & l2'y Co,
lighting bills July aud
August, so. 90 /
Eastern Ky. Freestone Go
1873 and dvo-teuth crossing
stone at 35c, 65. 81 less
freight 27.30 8s.5g
Thos Eyick, repairing pumps, 400
ingram d ONeill one pump
Standard 740 (
On motion meeting adjourned.
{. A. WRIGHT, Recorder.
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IT is a pity, but it is none the less
true, that there is no admi nistration
without its portion of graft" and
scandal, but never was an admins.
tration which laid the axe to the root
of Its scandals with the energy dis.
played by President Roosevelt.
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CINCINNATI
and return
Sunday, September
18th and Goth, 1903.

Special train on the above dates
will leave Coredo at 4;35 a. m.
Round trip rate only sl.5O Re-
turning special train viii leave
Cincinnati from Fourth Street Sta
tion 1890 p. m. For fufthcr infor-
nation sec Ticket Agent G. q O.
R'y.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1903-08-27

Six Prisoners Five prisoners
Were Released were paroled and
one was discharged at the meet
ing of the Board of Control held
here last Thursday. The Board
interviewed eighteen applicants.
Those paroled were: P. B. B., 5565;
J. F., 5614; w. G., 1919; R. R.,
624, and J. f., 6O6. j. g., 5134,
was discharged.
Gov. S. r. Van SAINT was pres
emit at the meeting of the Board
and displayed great interest in the
examination of applicants.
Warden Wolfer's financial state
ment for July shows miscellaneous
receipts amounting to $6.506.89,
which includes $2.442.25 on &C
count of labor in the Irvine shop,
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1903-08-27
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