Middlebury register., May 08, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

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MIDDLEB
YJlfeGISTEE, MAY 8, 1801.
Vol. LVI.
SONS OF NDTWOOD AND ALCANTARA.
The Two IosKlins Sires oi'lSOO.
m:voni,
FOSWOOD
Slred by Niilwnod
ls1.
.-son oi nciinnm, ui.
liiim, Mlss l!nsi'll,iliimotC'oni llcllnont 2 -21
sinnci s
Nut. t.oil
Itiisslu
Nntwood sltcd
AcKKti (3 yiui--5)
lliuvn ,
Vcll-
i.lenlsero llellu (3 yonrs)
Mnwle K
Nntiiic),'
Wonilinit
Hclmont lloy
Inna (I years)
Manmier (-' years)
Aml 41 othcrs ln the llst.
. 2 '
2-1".
2:ls'4
2 2i",
2 'III1,
2.1!)
2:111','
2 :W
2-1S',
2:l',
KO.WOOI) ls n verv liniHlsonie lior-f, and lils iliun wa u notcd rucc nmru. Hu ls tlltecn
aml oni!.li:ll hnnds liigli mitl wcishs onc thonsaml pottnds.
1 1 12 WILL 3IAKI2 TIII2 SI2ASOX OP 1S11 AT $.)..
14403 H ALCANTARA 14403
Fonr years old. 15
-iicd liv Alcantarn... 2 2:1
Son ol'licorKi' W tlkcs 2 22
Imiii Aliua Mnter, dam ol llve hores
I11 thu llst
Alcantnrn (I years) 2:2.1
Alcvonu 2:27
Alicla 2:10
Alninatur 2.-2!i4'
Arbitur 2 10
Aloanlnra has moro ln the 2 :"0 llst than nny (irncla ll - '--'1
Malllon ot hls airo evcr bad, 20 ot whieli un- Alvau "
tercd 111 1MH). And 5 othcrs wlth reeords bettor tlmn 2;10.
IIAI.CANTAIIA'S secoml dam, Ilocl.nml-Too Knntiy, prodnced Catliurlne, 2 :2s1,'; .Towott
"'iVv'.m wir'nnic"UtVd'JuoUV llnd that lie has XJIIMM: XOTKD llltOOI)
MAliKSon hlsdam's Mdc, vlz Ileel-nml-Toe Knnny, .lulln McCice and Dnryen Mnru, aml
two 011 hls .sim's sldr, vlz. Ahna Matur and Kodo's Jlnrc, wlilcli is n vuiy raif tblni: to llnd
n a stallloM'9 iicdiuruu.
1112 WILIi 31AICI2 TM12 SI2ASOX OK 1 Si1 AT $iir.)().
Maros not piovlns? wlth loal can bu rctiii nt'd lice noxt yi-nr.
Thesc Stallions will be at Nutwood Stock Fann (formerly
Dclos Joncs fann) after ApriJ i, 1S91.
KB- I'or nny lurthcr lnlormatlon, addiess,
lD-lm
Horse Breeders
T. II. IJrecik-rs" A?ociatloii, to be liolil at
13 and 14, shotild
send at once tor
.stake and pieniitun
lists. as entries eloe May I . W. F,
I'or nli- by tlic 1'olliMvllte Itc
. r. Miw s ca's.
-FOH-
WAGONS
AXD
HARNESSES.
If You Want Good Ones.
IJ. F. IIASKELI. & CO.
West Cornwall, Vt.
UiauT uril "'" lay to tliu
i. II H III ITILI1 lialilkln.lolmon
to snll onr rcdiabli
XuriT.v sti
A( i:.vi'i:iti i;.( 1
W i llc lor li'i nis lo
.m;i:ii:i
Standard NurserJ' Co.,
AS AGElJTSl
Itocuester. I. l
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1
SCHIFFMANN'S ASTHMA CURE-
ImUntly rrlitvrt tbi mot TlolDt Ui(k aad iDiuret eom
forUb1 tWn. M) TilTI.(i or RIMLTH. ItelDK uwd by
InStlatloD, lw ctlon Ii tmnnMUte, dlrcl tnd COrtaln.
nj k cur fi tb reiult ln ftlt cural-U ruei. A nngU trlal
corjTfncn tbt oiou ikrtlrl, Pritn, tu. aod l,0O of uy
druss'it, or by idU. huif,lei Free for itamp.
UH. Hi oUnlrrmANNi ol, Allno.
TOlt TI1IS OKFI21J.
COL. KIP,
Hocord, 2:00. Standard, 14,405.
He H tlm only .Stalllon cxcc)t (illllK. taml.
Init lor mirvluu ln Addison Coiinty wlth a
rccord ln llin 4 .10 llst lltt won hls lecot'd ln
AKanKot llve liovsijsat llelinont 1'iirlt, I'liila
iluljthla, July l.t, ln'Jii, lor a iitiruot fAoo, wlilcli
lio won ln alourlitMitnici'.althonKlilie wastoo
Jli'shy, bnt hix natniul plucK and Niieud coin
bliicil outlastod tlii'in all and took hlin to tlin
lronl Tlio nuxt day bnt onu bn statti'd In
nnotliiirracu at llulinont l'urk lora pnrsu ot
Mi, In wldidi lui won kccdimI motii'V ln a
Kan ol elulit hotwf, dilvlns tlie wlnner ont
ln 2 i'iand took a liuat Iroin hlin aml lm waa
closr to thu wlnncr'H wIil-i'1 ln thN racn ln thu
last hi-at ot a Kan ol ulht lioi su-i aml all of
tbein last. Althonsih hu was too ilosliy
nml mit ln tlrnt-L'lass trottlnK comlltion hu
Vhnwrd Idmsidl uatm and a ti'otter in tlii'-u
raci s (Jol. Kii was nllud by AlNtcis, lucoid
2 '27 4. and hls dum I.aura, toiinurly l.ady
t'haiiidon, in lnrn Imh trotti'd ln 2 12. Kor
liirilii i' pi'diuii'u hi'k In anothcr ad. In thls
jiapi i lln is a bi'antltul sual lnown in coloi',
liu Htunds l.Vi hamls liliili; wum'ht, about llim
lionnds, and U a niii'u loal Kcttui'i hUsi'i vlcu
Ih llist class. Hu will bu loiiml at thu stahlu
ot .1. W. I'l'.CH, H'mI Oiriiwull, VI., lor
thu h, uson ol lh!U at thu vurv low niini ol 2.
to Insiira In loal. Up to Aprll IStli hu had 27
iiihi'i'h bookcd nml hls book keups tllllnK
Anyo'iu llmlliiK ""V inlsruprusuntatlon in
tbU iid., olhui wUn tliuu thvonxb xoimi tuuh
nluallty, chii havo thu survk'u ol Col. Kip lio
i olnuyu.
RniW
V
i
itv.conn,
atan.
Dam, I.iidy Koie 2rJI'(
With 40 lieiits bctter tlmn 2 M to lior credlt.
Slred by Pantel I.nmburt, slro ot
( omcc.
l:ila Doe
.Ilni
Wll.l l.lly
Noliu MK'll
Nimcy
.Illhllee l.tlllllH'lt
MiiKKlo I.ambeit
lieOl'HTe K
Illcklil'.l
llllly 1)
i lllune'lmrd
Tolm llnll
I.iidy l-'oxle
1 Aml 11) othcrs in tliu llt.
i 2 :1!)'4'
, 2:2.1 i
,2:J1'4
, 2 .-24
, 2:2."'i
, 2:2.1'i
, 2 :23'4
, 2 -2H
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, 2.-2.V4
,2:21 '4
a liaiids hlKli.
llay.
lst dam, ltiiequettu
llv llnlleld, lccord 2 r2:, slru ol
To-a (4 years;
ratiifll (I years)
llobln
stonecutter
Aml dninsol
l!l!lClUlll'l!
lli.lti' Ai-clwi' fl vears)
1 2 :21
. 2 :T()
. 2:2 1'i
2:lS
, .0 , 1
Ciiii tlt'vi.i. r:l vi'':iisl 2-2ft'a
Nutwood S(ock Fnnii, Cnuton, N. Y.
Aiul owiuts clcslrliij! to
I'litiT thi'Ir Trottcrs nr
l'acci-s in tbf X. X. Y.
dlcns Fnlls, X. V., AugUSt II, 12,
Trotting Meeting
BENTLEY, Clens Falls, N. Y.
ntains
6oap. Rosin
llubli' Itciilf'i'n iu .lllcldli bnry,
Gorrugated Iron
And Steel Eoofinj.
w
UnL.Mrtn Slate, Tin or Shingles.
FIRE, LIGHTNING AND RAIN PROOF.
Sultable for all kimls of buildhiKS and
ean be put 011 by anvone. Sold at faetory
piices, frelght added. Call on or write
for prlees and deserlptlve elreulars to
P. II. DAVIS, Westpoit, X. Y.
2')- 1
" or baie tor Uasii
AT CURHENr PRICES,
M 12.11,
fi:b:s.
SIIOIM'S. Kiv.
AI.sO
SEED OATS AND GRASS SEED
Always 011 hand at tlio store liouu.
j Thosc wlshim; to bny trom tln- ear fbonld
leavi' thflr nnlur, and tlicn tlu-y will bo notl-
nui i. iiiv uiiiiti 111 l 111.' cars,
K. W. ATW OOI).
l)nu Coa GuitArs
TlKte have neehej the 3rM 05
f."lh"l hn"2 'i'1"?''1""!!. hlx'lbcr.Thrcc
clu.l in Ilnynet ExttMor and Wm. )l. Tillon
tlMan, land anj Orclii'.trol Initrumcnt."
Slrlns, He, Send for Uatalcigue,
J. . II AVNKN A CO Ilo.toii, i
AGCUTC ," uanvass tor tho salu ot our
HULH O Hoinu Grown .Niuskuv Stock.
V.vati:i Most Libcral Tcrms.
I'iieiiialril ruellltlra. Ono ol thu larKUst,
olduHt-iwtabllsheil, and bust known .N'urse.
lies ln tho conntry. Addiess
V .t T. .SMITII, Uunuva Nnraory, I
Kstablinhecl ln 1840. (Juiiuvn, S. V."
ALESME
WANTED
FvMm
FlUElUD.Etc
Ijoca-1 or Traveling1,
lo sell cholee varluties ot Nursury Stock In
tliu.Middlo aml Kuw Knlaml fjtutus. Good
l'ay and Steady Kinploymt'iit,
C0UMBIAL NUESEEY C0., Rochester, N. Y.
County Zlcws.
BRIDPORT.
TI10 Ilstcrs niut 011 Tucsdny to henr the
ncgrlcvcil oncs.
Iluttcr lirotiglit from 22 to 2.1 ccnts tlils
wccK. with .suluctloiis at 21 CL'iits.
X. V. Itii.sscll, wlio lias bccti 111 tlic
past two wceks, U now Iniiirovlng.
.1. S. C. Iluiiillton aiiiioiinces by cablc
i;rain hls salo arrlval at Hldnoy, Austra
11a. W'o liail a licavy fro't 011 Monilay aml
Tuci1ay inoriilii;, tliat fiozu watur in
placos.
'J'he IUack Hawk stock fann N ndvcr
tlscd for salo at aiiutlou 011 Tuc.day,
May 10.
Tlic villagc .scliool, wlth Irs. Scarlc as
tcachcr, oiicned 011 Moiiday wlth a full
attondancu.
Albort Kingslaiid, wlio h attcndlng
echool in Middlebury, 1 iek wlth a com
plk'.itlon of nniiniis iiud tneaslcs.
The purpoiial proiierty belongliig to the
estate of the latc .1. S. W'illlanis was dis
))05ed of at auctioii, as advertlped, 011
W'cdnesday.
Kev. V. 15. Goodwln, who has prcnched
here the past year, U soon to go to
other llelda, and liev. Josse ltrown will
preaeh to the Methodl't here and ln
Shoreham, he haylng reeently bccn ap
pointed bv the Trov eonfcrcnec.
The Koinp; through the town, as far as
rotiKhness 1s eoncerned, could not be
worsc. The hlj;hway. ruiinlng north
and south have bcen scrapcd and are
(julte passablc, but the eross-roads, es
peelally that towards Middlebury, i?
daniaginK to uiaii a wcll a to horse and
vehiele. The road-erarper and a little
tlnic thrown in would make a blg show
ing in sueh plaees In llllhif; the ruts, sink
holes. ete.
Cornwall.
1'. X. C'obb, who has bcen slck sinee
I last Xoveinbcr, is ablo to get about some
I what.
j h. Ilall is agaln scen upon the strcets
datheriiif; cream for the Joues' butter
faetory at Sudbury.
Mlss Flora Footc intends to start 011
Saturday for au extcnded trip in the
West. She has inade plans to attend tlie
national eonvention of Y. V. S. C. 12., to
be held at Mluncapolls in .Tuly. She will
then go to Colorado to visit hcr brothcr
and sisters rcsidin; ther.
West cornwall.
The teacherand scholars in distriet Xo.
5 spent a part of the forcnoon of Arbor
da- rakinj; thelr sehool-house yard and
elearitifc up gcnerally.
lloy Hingham. who went last fall to
Battlo Creek, Mieh., is now in Chieaio,
111., iu the employ of Diekinson Ilaskell,
brotherof 15. F. Ha-kell of thls place.
Tliere was hlgh wind all day Monday
and p.irt of the lollowin nlht and sinee
then It has becn eold. On Wedne'day it
rained soine, wlth iudleation of snow.
MIs Anna Iiinnham arrivcd lioino on
Tue-day evenin;; from a trip to Cleve
land, where she has been for several
weeks with lier unele. I.ueien Hingham,
and famlly.
Shoreham.
C. X. Xorth started on Monday niglit
for Xew Vork to purehase goods.
Cards are out aniiouneiiig the marriaj'e
of Mary Parker and Chet. Sayery, Jlay
12.
School opened at Xewton acadcmy on
Monday morulng, with Albert Xorton,
A. Ii., as teacher.
The CoiiKrcgatlonal iiarsonage, having
been furuished by the ladies, is now oc
eupied by Ilev. Smlth Xorton and wife.
Frank litimley, Unlted States distriet
attorncy, was in town on Monday look
ing up the tltle to a pieec of land pur
ehased of John I.eonard by tho goyern
ment as a site for a llghthoue on Lake
Champlain.
Weybridge.
Ifiycr i? ipilte
Mr. I,. I!ier- i? ipilte ill with in-
tlucna.
II. II. Iltitibut and wife returned homu
on Thttrsday.
Ilev. .1. L. Fort has returned and will
preaeh next Sttnday, May 10.
A. .1. Stow had an attaek of tlie grip
last week and also a horse klek, whieli
two coinbined eoullued him to hls bed a
part of a day.
All ate reiptestcd to attend the burying
giound meeting this week Saturday
evening, May 0. It is proposed to raise
a tax for repalrs and Improvemeuts.
Frank Uuiibut, formerly of this plaee,
but now elerk in tlie post olllee at
Proctor, was here ovcr Sunday. He was
accompauied bv hls brothcr John and
hls father, Col. W. Ii. Ilurlbut.
Mrs. Davld P. Ilutiburdof Iiouiid Lake
gave a llne talk at tho soelal meeting at
the M. 12. church on Sunday evening.
Mrs. II. Is very hlghly houored and loved
by all who have known her here iu her
uatlvc town.
On Tuesday W. C. Sturtevant's horse
'Frcd" hroke hls brldle vvhile hltched at
tho Huntington homestcad andran hoiuc,
a distauee of two aml a lialf mlles. Xo
harm came, only a erossbar brokcn jtist
as ho entercd the shed at home.
Win. Waruer of llorlcon, N. V., was,
round dead iu lils bed at hls brotlier's.U
Martln Warner, on Tuesday inorning
(last. Ile had been vlsltlng hls son at
lohuson, Vt., and had been qulto ill there,
ut, becoiulng better, he eamc to hls
irother's the nlght before, on hls way
otne. Ile rctircd at about 10 p. m, I
feelliiR soincwhat botter. In the mornltiK,
not hcarlng anythlni; from lilm, Mr.
U'arncr wcut to hls rootn and ealled and
llnaliy opened tho door and fnund hlin
dcad. 1 le had uvldently sat down 011 tho
bed and inadc 1111 til'ort to teinove hls
Vest and fcll ovcr baekwards aero the
bed, hls feet restiuj; 011 the lloor. Thero
was 110 sljjn of any stntfjgle and hls
dcath was undoubtedly Instantaneou.
Tclegrams were sent to hls famlly at
honie and hls ehlldren at dlH'erent polnts
ln thls State. Hls daui;hter from Wal
lingford anived 011 the .'I :H0 p. m. traln.
Ile 1s sald to have becn a fariner aml au
olllclal incmber of the M. 12. ehureh at
hls plaee of .'10 years standhif; and very
Ciilou In lellKious matters.
VERGENNES.
rallroad survoy 1
The rallroad survoy i to begln thls
week.
Dr. l'iliui has moved Into tho Duipietto
housc near the eity hall.
Obadlah Allen of FerrUburgli has sold
to l!ev. P. C. Oayfoot '' acro of land
for BVmO.
A ehiid of Wllllam Plude and wifo,
agcd four weeks, dled on Frlday lat of
pncuinonla.
Georgo Helter went to Iloston on Mon
day and Frank Cobb to Sprlnglleld,
Mas., Tuesday.
Mrs. II. J. Parker and ehiid of Xew
Y'ork are guests at llerrick .Steyens",
Mrs. Purker's father.
1. II. Iluek, a watehinan at the lleform
school, has rcslgned, aml been sueeeeded
bv Cati Itobblns of llutland.
hlack & liogers, propriotor of Fultou
lnarket, have dlssolved partnorhip. Mr.
Slaek will continitc the busliie.
Mrs. llairy Adain, who has bcen vN
Itlng relatlves on the Paeillo eoat and ln
WUconsln, anived hotneon Frlday.
Miss Julia Whalen of Montpelier has
taken rooius at Mrs. F. W. Coo's and
gono into the dressmaklng bushicss.
The stcatnor Water I.ily inade a trlp to
Votport on Thursday and Saturday of
last week. She will begln regular trlps
soon.
Arbor day, May 1. a fow trees were
planted, soine llowcrs wore gathcred b.v
tlie school ehlldren and several llsli were
eatight.
Coles & Bradford of Middleboro,
Mass., horse buycrs, purehaed nitie
horses here last week, sliipping thetn on
.Monday.
(.ieorge W. IJradbury of lioston, for
merly a rcsident of Vergennes, is stop
plng for a few days at tlie Ilradbury
homestcad.
Ilev. .1. 11. Daniels of Hamilton somin
aty, Xew Vork, preached at the Ilaptist
ehureh Sunday last, and will preaeh also
on Sunday next.
.Mlss Hattio E. Steven of Chelsea,
teacher in tlie tJraded ehool, lm re
signcd. Mi-s A. J. Staey of Ilinesbtirgli
is to sticeeed her.
G. II. Sprigg Co. shipped a ear of
sheep and ealve to tlie l!o-ton market
on Frlday, and I). O. Xounan a ear of
cow and ealves on Mondav.
Lieoige F. O. Kimball of I'.oston, for
meiiy a rosident here, anived in town on
Saturday for a week's tay. Tho famlly
will -pond the summcr iu town.
Fred I.add of Milton and Miss Knima
Ilindes of Vergennes were married at tho
Methodist ehureh on Ttteday at 1 p. in.
by the pastor. Ilev. W. P. Itulison.
Saturday, market day, butter sold for
22 and 2.'! cents; eggs, 11 eents; dressed
uoultry, lli to l." cents; hay, S7 toSS;
pork and beef, SO to 8" per hundred.
Stephen Bates started for Xew Vork
on Monday with three horses for Col.
Walter Scrantou, which were purchased
of D. II. Lewis, cashier of tho Farniers'
national bank.
A ineeting of tho stockholders of tho
Xew Euglaud Land Imiirovetnent com
pany was held at the Vergennes national
bank on Tuesday. The iuvestinents are
in land at Deeatur, Ala.
Itey. Aaron Clark, wife and ehlldren,
who have been loeated at tlie llosebud
ageney, So. Dakota, for some tlmo. ar
rivcd here on Frlday last and ate guests
of C. A. Booth and famlly, relatlves.
At a llrcmon's ineeting on Thnrday
oyeuing it was yoted that the Stevens
and Voluutcer Ilose eompanies and the
Ilook and I.adder couipany would attend
tlie State llremeu's ineeting at Rutland,
July I.
" The Spy of Shiloh," a military dratna,
is to bo given at Sehool-house hall on
Thursday, Frlday and Satutday eveniugs
of this week. lialf fare on the railroad
Is glvcn from Rutland to Btirliugton, iu
elusive. C'haiies A. Smlth, aged (19, wa found
deail in hls hor.se bara on Thursday
morulng of last week. lleart disoase
was tlie piobablo cause. The funeral
was on Saturday, Ilev. II. G. Pillsbury
olllciating.
COUNTY AND VlOINITV NOTE8.
Leicester people observed Arbor day
at tho Corners by settlng out trcos with
the object of havlug a park there.
It is said that llvo of the slx milcs of
tho Bristol rallroad Is ready for tho ralls.
i'ies liaye not bcou laid on tho remaludor.
Ausel Chadwick, who dled at hls home
in (iranvllle Aprll 15 at tho age of SH
years, was a resldeut of Hancock for .'10
years, uiovliig thenco to Oranylllo 20
years ago.
A deer about a vcar old was found in
Urauvllle tho
other day sullerlng from
wounds eaused by umplng on a barbed
twlro leiico. Several deer liavu yardeii
hi that vlclnity thls winter.
The best medlum Iu Xew England In
thlch to advertlso for sunnner boarders
tho BostouTranscript. Seud for rates
PERSONAL.
Sccretary Proctor has becn at hls Ver
mont home tlic past week.
12x-Secretary of State Porter of Mont
pelier Is on hf way to tho Azores. I lo
goes for hl hoaltli, whlch has becn scii
ously liiipalieil lor several inonths.
Tho olllee of tho Self-Holp and IIoiuo
Sttidy, whleh ha been ln lioston, i to
be reinoved at oncc to Burlington. Mr.
.laines Btickliam, eldet son ot Preldetit
lliiekham, 1 oneof tho iubllhers of tho
paper.
Tho Ciiiclnnattl Kmitilrer thus deerlb
nl ('oiigromaii Powers Iu the rcportof
the national liepublicau league eonveii
tlon: ".litdge II. II. Powers of Ver
iiniiit, who may sticeeed .Senator 12d
miinds, 1 a sipia're-bttilt man, with Iron
giey halr and slde whUkers. He ha the
solld look of Wlndom."
Tlic Xew York Press ays : "Tliero h
a very anlmated dl-cuslon golng on ln
Mltmesota over the ijunstloti whether llax
and hemp llbre ean lic ral-ed iu that re
glon. Mr. C'harles X. Bell, a incmber of
tho Mlmiesota iegislature, who has Intro
dticed a blll to givo a bounty of two cents
per potind to nneotirage tlu manufaetiire
of blndlng twino iind tho raishig of llax
and hcinp, Is o eonlidelitof the liittirc of
the textile fabrio businos in Mlnnosota
tliat in liecctnber lat ho sent a bale of
112 pounds of llbre, prepared by Mr.
llosso of St. Patll Park, to a large lllien
iulll in Bclfast, Ireland. His faith lias
been conllrmed bj- recelpt of a ietler
from the manttfacturers 'aying that tlie
prodtictlon of llbre for shlpnieut to Ire
land should be undcrtakon on a large
seale ln Mlnnesota. The 112 pound of
llbre sent was dressed down toS.1 potinds,
and thus prepared had a valuo of 0.")
Knglish inoney, or $'A2 per ton. The
llncii prodtiets of thls lot of llbre will bo
forwarded to St. Patll as soon a possi
ble." The Mr. Bell mcntloiu'd by the
Press is a Middlebury boy. whotn uiany
of our readers kliow.'lle grnduatcd froiii
tho college ln the clas of itc.
A Strike at Barre.
Xearly 100 grauite fiuarryimui are out
on strike at Barre, tho eause belng
thelr employers refus.il to discriinlnate
between unlou and non-unioii workmen.
If the strike holds on it will throw 2000
grauite cutlors out ol ctnploynieiit. Prc
sciit Indlcations aro that tlie diiVerence.s
between the employers and thelr nien
will bo adjiistcd ainicably.
BOARD OF TRADE NOTES.
The pcrsoiis desiring to start a paper
mlll were expceted here on Tuesday to
look cvur tho town's induectnents, but
wrote that they could not both leave
home that day. They sald, however,
that they would come" at an early day.
Tho Massaehusetts maniifaeturor of
reed work who, it was thought, might be
persuadcd to locate here, writes that he
does not on mature consideration belleve
lt advisablo to rcmove so far from hls
markets. He oll'ors to rocomniend a
eompetent tnan to run such a business
here, provided loeal capital can be in
terested. llutlaiid, St. Johnsbury, Bradford and
hls own town of Thetford all want Mr.
Chubb, the llshing-rod tnanufacturer
who was burned out at Post MilK Thet
ford, a few mouths ago. Bradford, it is
reported, (dl'ered him 12,000, eah, to
come, and Thetford will oxempt him from
taxatlon for tcn years if ho will stay
iiere. v
Smith Still Missino.
XV traco has yct been found of Kdward
Sinflli, tli Pittsford farmer who dis
iipeeared from liittland two weeks ago
lasl nlght. Several elues wete obtalned
j anll tollowed up, but all proved worllile-s.
1 Two Iiutland nien came up to Salisbury
, onjMindav, on tho .-trengtli of inlorina-
ti.fn furnlshed by Mr. II. J. Hyde of
, thit lo u, and spent the day trylug to
j in:ke out somcthiug. But Uiey dld not
get miicii satisfaetinn. Thls il'e-eriplion
ofj Mr. Miiitli is lurni-liecl liy herill
Piiibody ot Kutlatid. wlio has ,ul eliarL'O
1 otIhe search: "He i- about -12 year- old,
1 thlti; set, about ." feet 10 inche-, wclghs'
about 200 poiiuds, liead bald on tnp, darl
inustaebe streaked witli gray. He wore
a blaek sliH'hat, rouml tni; blaek sult,
dark overcoat, light wclght; congre-s
shoes, white .ldrt. blaek necktlo and
dlamond piu. His undersliirt was drali
gauze, his drawers white of liglitisli
woight, his stockings white and ribbed
at the top. Ile wore llnen culls, sio Xo.
11, stamped "Direetorof the Mint;" turn
dowu llnen eollar, size 174, white llnen
shlrt, eollar 174."
EXTRAORDINARY WEATHER.
The weather the past week has becn as
notoworthy for its unseasonable cold
ness as was that of the preceding three
weeks for its warmtli. It snowed on
Saturday and on Tuesday and Wednes
day. Hcreabouts it melted whcn it fell,
but up on the mouutaius tliere wero three
or four inches of snow on the ground on
a iccuiit morulng. Sunday night and
again Tuesday nlght thero wero liard
Irosts, whieli, it is feared, damaged the
buils on fruit trees.
Tno low temperaturc was not pecullar
to thls reglon. A speeial weather bulle
tln from Washington say unusually eold
weather prevailed Tuesday inorning
throughoitt the eutiro northern part ot
ilie conntry east of tho Mlssotn i aud Mis
sissippi rivers, tlio liuo of freelng tem
peraturo extcnding from southern Maine
westward tlirough westurn Xew Vork
aud northern Ohlo atut includiug tlie
States of Micliigan, Wiscoiisin, Minne
sota and X'orth Dakota. Iu sotitheastern
Mlehigau tho tcinperature was the low
et on record tor this season of the year.
Sevure frosts aro reported throughout
theso regions, probably causiug consid
erablo injury to fruit and early vegeta
tlon. A X"ew Jersev weather sharp predlcts
a snowstorm ln Xew Kngland May 2S.
The Soap
that
Cleans
Most
is Lenox.
CARD OF THANK8.
WowlshtouxprcMonrliuartlclt thanks to
tho HflKhbors and irlcmls who so klmlly
afisteil ln carliiB lor onr latliur and motlicr
diiilm? thelr llhiess, nml aNo lor thu liiany
thonnlitlul seivltus luiidurod alter thelr
deuth.
Mit. anii JIiis. K. J. Ol.MTni.
Mii. AM) Jlns. ni:oiiui: hiiRi.nox
SalWniry, Vt., Aprll -20, Hul.
DR. W NEXT VISIT
Dr. GnKO will by f.peclal t'pquet vislt tho
lollowlnijplacus,aci hu wnsunablu to see all
who sotinht hls ald at his receiit vlsit
Middlebnry, Addison llonse, Weilnenlay,
-May 20.
Verfmies, Stevens Hoiise, Thursday, Jlav
21.
llurllngton, Vnn Xi-ss, Krlday, May 22.
Montpelier, I'avillon, Satuniay, May 23, un
111 noon.
Fishing
Tackle.
A full assortnient of all grades and
prlces, includiug
Split Bamboo Rods
FIIOM 8.", D0WX-,
Wood Rods
OF EVEIIV VAIHETV,
Reels.
A FULL L1XE.
Lines.
SILIC, LIX'EX AXD COTTOX.
Hooks.
Flies,
Baskefs
AXD EVEHVTHIXO A FISIIE11MAX
XEEDS.
GIV12 ME A (ALL,
C. F. KICH.
TIm' It'.sxciii'r-IMorfiiii Stallion
Ilred aml ownud by W. II. IlniUtccl, We-t
Ilrldport, AdilUon C'onuty. Vt., will maku tho
presunt benson at thu taliln ot V. C. Itralsted,
at Iliiiliiort VllhiKu, Vt., on thu lllui'k Hawk
Stock tarm. Season to eloso Aunst 1.
TunnsilOto W'nrrant. Marcs dUposed ot
will bu cousldcreit iu loal. II11U iluu Maivli 1,
HH.
llrllllant was lonh'd iu lSSd, stamls 1.1-2 lian.ls
nml wuiifhs 1(100 lbs.j color, a beautltul bay
wlth blaek polnts. white nnklus behlml, nlco
inane nml tull; caiinot bo surpassed lor stylo
nml bcnuty by nny. Ho Is nltnost snro to
trausmlt to his otrsprliiK nta yliiff iunllties ot
tho lilgliest dut?rce, ns ho possesscs an nbnn.
danco ol pluck and onduranco.
Ho was slred by Manchester by Wnldo by
Messenprer Dnroo by Ilysdyk's Hntnblutonlan
by Abilallnh by Muiubrlno Chlcl by luiported
fus3en(;or.
Dum, Kato by Ilalley Horsoby Myron rorry,
2 -21, by SniHh's Younu Coluiiibus by C'olmn
bns; urancl iliun by llerrick Horso by lllll's
Illack Hawk, Kiuat cninililum by Smlth
Ilorsu by Illshop's llumbletonlnii by Iinpor
ted MosseiiKer.
V. 0. IlltAlSTKD.
Uridpoit, Vt., May 8, 1801.
0ALESMEM
O-WANTED-ll
To canvass lor salu ol N'ursery stock. Mendv
Kinploviiient (inarautei'd. SAI.AltV .1X11
i:Xl"li.SKS l'AII. Ontllt I'rtr. IGSIui
P. W. CHAS13, Augusta, Maino.