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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-08-27
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

NUhIH CAkULlNA NEWS.
The white mechanics of Raleigh are ma
king efforts to organize military company.
"A large steam cotton factory has been re-
Gently completed and put in operation at
Garry, in Wake county.
The Raleigh papers are in ecstacies at the
prospect Of an earl y visit of Old John Robin
sons circus.
- The little village of Durham has thirteen
tobacco factories, which ship about 25O,0OO
pounds of smoking and chewing tobacco
every month.
"A Raleigh firm bought 800 bales of cot
ton, at an average of Is cents a pound, last
week, for the factories at Middlesex, Massa-
chusetts.
Benjamin McGinnis, of CASTOR county,
was shot and killed by his father.in.law,
james Moore, few days ago, the difficulty
having its origin in family troubles.
The Fayetteville Independent Light In
fantry company celebrated their eighty-first
anniversary on Monday last. This organiza-
tion was in the first North Carolina Regiment
that fought in the battle of Bethel.
The Newton Vimdicator says : Mr.. James
Mosteller has taken from one ordinary stand
Of bees II gallons of pure honey, and from
two others 10 each, making i'll all 81 gallons
Who will say that bee.keeping does not pay,
with such results before them?
The premium list for the approaching
State fair is now ready for distribution, and
it is said to be the finest list ever arranged in
the State. There is now every prospect Of a
magnificent exhibition. The fair will COM
mence the 10th Of October.
speaking of the fact that work has COM
menced on the extension Of the Raleigh and
Augusta Airline Railroad, the Charlotte
Observer truly says: Every railroad is a
help to the country and the people at large
a channel of trade and traffic which brings
wealth."
w. II. II. Houston. the alleged Charlotte
forger, was arrested in Camden, S. g., few
days ago, but was released by the trial justice
before whom the case was returned. He af
terwards passed through Lancaster county,
making the direction of Cheraw or Wades-
boro.
On Wednesday night of last week the
barn of Yancey Ballenger, near Greensboro,
was struck by lightning and burned. Mr..
Balepger was absent from home at the time,
and his horses, mules and COWS, several in
number were saved from the flames by his
faithful watchdog, which went into the sta
bles and drove all the stock out.
Mrs. Sallie Holt, Of Greensboro, attempt
ed to kindle fire with kerosene, and while
pouring the innocent fluid on the wood, by
some unaccountable means the flame commu-
ncated to the can which she held in her hands,
causing an explosion and enveloping her in a
solid sheet of flame. She was so badly burnt
that she died twelve hours after the accident.
Reports from the counties of Wayne, Le-
noir, Greene, Dupin and Johnston state that
the rust is doing alarming damage to the
growing cotton, which less than week ago,
was doing we'll and never looked more prom
ising. The sudden change in the atmosphere
from cold to hot and the extremely dry
weather, is assigned as the cause, by the
farmers.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-08-27
ANOTHER FIRE.

On Monday night last, about II o'clock,
the store.house of Andrew F. Lindsay at
Lowreysville, seven miles from Chester, on the
G. & L. Railroad, was discovered to be on
fire. The building, with the stock of goods
on hand, was consumed, even to Mr.. Lind.
says wearing apparel, which he did not have
time to save after the alarm was given-he
being asleep at the time, and narrowly escaping
with his life. The origin Of the fire is un-
known. The property was partially insured.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-08-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Thonm4 I.nininack-For the Legislature.
W. u. Mnlls- -Assignees Sale-In Bankruptcy
fn the matter Of L. H. Massey. bankrupt
Wnitrr I.rrrn a. CO.. Charlotte, n. .C.-Dissolutloh.
turrDlI, Clark Il HCo.-At Cost Files-H HARDWARE
IiuLts Come Quick--Guns-Dress Goods
IiaL.hets -Shoes-Ready- Made Clothing
Ladies' Hats.
y. &. Dunlap. Agent -Stoves-1n my New Quar-
ters-Suils- --Bureaux-IIat Racks--Mat-
tresses --Chairs.
w. II. " J. p. Herndon-Seed Wheat-Ready-
Please Come -I,arOn-Bread Stuffs-Mo-
lassas.
~. NJ. D0iyson IL C0.-Iadies' Hats-Spttoons-
Coffee and Sugar-t'lax Wheel 1rons-Car-
pet Bags-Gents Observation-Disclosures
tiO0ds for CasiI--CalicOes s-Muslins-Dress
Goods-Sp0ol otton-Parasols-Cradl
Meal Bags-IIace Sacques-Gold Jewelry:
ti. II. OLeary, Manufacturer-Saddles. les.Brldles
and ars-Harness-Buckles and Bits.
Silk Pocket Lost
Application for an Act to amend the Charter OF the
Town Of Yorkville.
Mrs. J. A. WatsOn-Furniture for sale.
r.. $. Jefrerys, Secretary-Masonic Meeting.
CHESTER AND LENOIR RAILROAD.
The workmen engaged in changing the
gauge of the road are now about nine miles
from Chester, and it is thought they will COM
plete the work through to that place within
two weeks.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-08-27
BARN BURNT.

The barn and stables of j. G. Watson, near
New Centre, and eight miles from Yorkville,
we're destroyed by fire on Thursday night the
10th instant. A quantity of hay, straw and
other forage was also destroyed. Mr.. Watson
was fortunate in saving his stock, which was
in the stables when the fire was first discover
ed. The origin of the fire is unknown, but is
supposed to be the work of an incendiary.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-08-27
TAX Union ORGANIZED.

On the 10th instant, a Tax Union was or
ganized at Ebenezer church in this county,
by citizens of Ebenezer township, with the
following officers Col. Cad. Jones, President;
P. Garrison, Esq, Vice-President Harvey
Hart, Treasurer E. T. Avery, Secretary;
F. H. Brown, Drs. w. B. Fewell and L. H.
Barnett. Executive Committee.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-08-27

s8~ A. T. Stewards advertising bills amount
to s5OOO00 year. This is the great secret
of his success. He does not depend upon his
large stocks nor already acquired reputation,
but advertises more freely than when strug.
Cling to build up his present gigantic business.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-08-27

say When will people learn that they might
as we'll put loaded pistol to the head as to
attempt to kindle fire with kerosene, or ill
it into lamp while it is burning? Never do
it. You may escape, but such is the excep'
tiOn
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-08-27
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

During rain storm on Sunday afternoon
two trees were struck by lightning on
the grounds of Kings Mountain Military
School, and the other in Robert Wright's
yard. The latter tree, large oak, standing
near the house, was shivered into splinters.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-08-27

Chamberlain was then extolled by him be-
yond measure-all of which was swallowed
graciously by his audience.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-04
.Obie @aiienfrenno.
Xie.n ipnMltc cm.
cen ytattbittid @erteLlfe1

.-'ig CtH SSt 81 ~ W..
L.. Sc. lanae ySanSs piGroe fiid ,pat be
fonn, a,per ic bunneN en-, be S1lbe up oen@ug,
een ,,n bragben ein ncd ,bat ndnlife Qanhitatt@
fen, ,pcu lie betllre itoulen Dabbe sfes 'be
uerb1rt iuucbe iona fbc crit aut eeisem iii faa
Dat ct iieue lire luas sles men CHI a,psr; ia9be,
oot De oenn fort @eridt feim as e1 @loroer,
boa ia9 be Dc 8oarbcib ipoa be De lire itoulen
haobc. 81, plebe Sar @adltg ropeu III men
tuees Cit De lite, ui be iag, ct mas iienc lire.
Sc puebc benn aud int Cod itiafen gles DC
Roliei MT iusiieu Sues amt S0ten fons, fun
1.en }e boa noa ,ner Safen, De ben albert
SeQetbing tsborb babben, ilno .bolc iteloe ct
iid beirut, Dat be Trunienitiafer, as be ut Dat
YumpenbiiSfsn fann, npa WfonSter goan tuos,
,uoa be tic tieblans bon itidlen liant baboe,
auf nc tpitte 8uye i,u en- Snicpel baooe be
Itoulcn iii tpas tuealaupsn. llnber gSioss
babbe be Bat Yidb bon ben Gaupman,, 1toulen
lin mas boaM,ct in ben 8usf rieoen.. Soa bee
9ieaenbe em DC Sipoaaer bon ben Saupn,ann
Nlbert Se0erbins, DC bat 4iab III oem S,lno
tannbe, ct fcim ton Striets I'LL DC Tranlsa<
hiater MOT ben @ellerbina BAUD. Sc berteuec
benin rog, bat be Dat Yiao IN ben Suno ber@
foft babbe III bat 6elb baobe he bruteo i'm
Olbfeiper to mGoen - Dat Gnbe bon't Sceb
mas, Bat Sar @odtis int 9udtbueS teim III
DC unfduui0e @ebro fonn ipier noa 8uie goan.
Mud be lange Sans feim fit ne tieolanf int
sudtbueS. - Sc sanse @eidihte la9rt us
pier, bat bon ile9te 0fensten mir ipat 10 f1en
jpunnen, ct tiimp bog an DC Sunncn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-04

- Mus golifornien mirb bic folaenoe-
intereiante Mettbeilun9 gemodt :..0luter
pon biesjdbriaen &olinen lino bereits
auf bieii9em Morfte er|6ienen, uno man
iddbt bic Observation-Disclosures auf 400
Sunnen, i'm Wertbe BON $s00000. Sic
meiiten ,puroen ieitber in Der @onne ge=
trpdnet, uno Der ..9r6bte prooucent mar
8. g. 8isss, ,pel6er in Dopispile 60
6onnen aug Der tueiBen Vluscat proouz
sirte, Die jid om belten CUR Roiinenberei=
tuns eignet. Dieiel6e unterI@eioen
Nd in Ni9ts BON ben Mala=
ga=@piinen. Mnbere proben liesen Dor,
lpelhe unter benz Mlbenspro5eB 1T @oa
tapille bereitete weroeu. 9ieielben unter=
j9eioen ]id i'm Musieben uno Nroma pon
alien onoeren &olinen ibre Garbe lit
beller unb ibr @eldmad dbnelt mebr Den
Srauben, ,pdbreno Dir an Der Sonne &c.
trcdneten iuBer unb Den Malasa.Roiineu
dbnli9 Giinb. gortrefRid ei9net ii9 aud
sic 9uasco Of Yeru our &olinenbereitung
SnQosMngeles bat MON bere;ts beeonren
Rolinen im @roben unter benz ablenz
9ro3eb 3u beerbeiten, unb bat Mbite
Museat 9enus, bic Gabrit Bis Neuiabr gu
bei9dftisen. '.. " A -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-04

Dur& @erfiiaung Der t9l. Neoisrune
3u Diiiieloerf 1T, >uie bic "@liener st."
erfdhrt, Die @ntiernung Der folgenoen,
prdcis ouf9e9o7en Sni6rift Der neucn
@lode in Der fatbplilhen Stride ouSteele.
Resieruu9stesirt DiilleIborf an9eoronet
tporoen: va Il, s~ =
yDa id Der Steelenfer Gbriiten Shr beriibr'
uno $er;en riibre. .,. ,'s
Dics jiub ,neines Wlunoes Gritl,ngf gflan9' int
p " Sabre fieben3ia uno biere. s.ta, a.
I'm ct. 8onifaeen's Sodter nub i'd Hae
acn. s..
Sic bic frei oeborsu, iflauii@ tuirS sei@las
gen! '72.'. " -.
EiuS Wapft ben Meunten ourft man hon,
gbrone serren e.. t@u
Yaulua, ersbiidof bon sf0ucn. inS @efanse>
49,. NIP iperren
Do@ miro aicb'n b,e STRIDE burd bic Siegesz
pforte! .-
Aiumcr triiaenb, tinb ids nit RroPbcten@
iuorte." .~ ~ 3.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-04
~ II & T II II { t.

S.sf, Yomerob, .. ST Der III 8erliN &C.
ianoene @raf slrnira nidt Gin edtposer oSer
ontel ODER ionftiser 8ertpanbter bes Giirften
8iSmard? -
Mntbprt: go bicl pir iuii1cn, lit bic
6amilie bes 8iirften 8ismard nit ben, @roien
Sarrb b. Arnim nidt berlpanbt. Gs aibt iib'
risens stpei 3tpcisc Der arnimiden 6amile,
cine @ra Fi1e unb cine Grciberrlide.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-04

= y . lit ct oiN s. fllm Sen QeieFoff ,tnie,
res 8Iottes nidt su berfiirSe,, baben mir alls
;an;eisen; Die Bios lofaler Natur fino otuno fur
suniere 8ablreiden auSWartisen saeler lem :Sn
tereile baben, bem i Eomerob @eldlafts sNniet'
GER" bcr i, .unlerm @erlage ebenfauS erld)elnt,
iibernicien NJ '''$ ..-......
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-04

Meibern Der pronenbirelloell 9amen
|i6ienen fir i'm beIonbere g8iAti9teit 81
baben ,lno III 1einel1 ll,terlud)ungel,
Eeing Ct Oft beinaDe iiber Soie @rensen Der
|@difli9feit binal,s. Gnolid fanb crei=
nen Damenrod, Der ibn belonoers su in=
tereifren 5hien uno al, tpcl6em Elm &nopi
febHe. Gr bielt bic Tra,l, ,pelde bas, &leib
true, an, persebli6 eine,, &nopf, ben er
aug ieiner Solde aog, nit Den ii6rigen
&n6pfen unb erfldrte ibr,,. bab lie {eine
@eianeene fei. Sic Grou bate oas &leio
geiohIen. Ser 1onberbore 8ewunoerer
BON &n6pfen NOR Elm @ebeimpo1isi1t.
-D . blber iredite 5pibbu-
BE II itrei 6, Der in Der 9utenStobt 8p-
iton 1eit9on9em periibtc mlrbe, miro hur6
bic ourtiaen 8ldtter 9emel0et.. .2ebte@oh
fam einMann in oie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
borgtes BON cinem ontpelenben 9(rbeiter
lnebre Merfseuge cntfernte Damn Die
ld,nmtliden auf Sem @ebdu0e befinoliden
fupfcrnen Blibobleiter - eine Mrbeit, Die
mebrere @tunoen lang baucrte-l,no fubr
nit hemleI6en boprn. 9ie 8eamten mo
Nneeitelten Der 8ibliotbet 9laubten, Der
Monn b1tte bon ben 9tob6ehDrben ben
Nuftrnge erholten, Die Blibobleiter ,u
entfernen. ~
--0os @ro bm al ser s q mi1ie
3 ius TX, beiinoet li6 in Der Mo9oa<
lenentir6e in Sini9Qlio, Dor einem
Nltare, Der Dem III. Nntonius BON spabua
semeibt 1T. 9}od Den Sni6riften, Die
lid ouF bieiem @robmale befinoen, NOR
Der ursrobpoter pius TX, Sob. Moria
Maitai 70 Sabre alt 9e!uprben> Ser
fules beiien @robuoter, 80 Sabre ::
@ieronDmus> iein 8oter, SO uno feline
Mutter S8 Sabre. @or Sen Brioern
oes Yap1es lit Soiepb in einem Otter
BON rs Sabren, Gobricl bon So uno
@arton BON 80 Sabren 9eitorben.
-9oBou6 oiefin bli9e2ie=
3 c Il, melt 9eben fam, be,uies Der @obn
zines 3eitunss s9ebers III elmer
tfeinsn Staot PenniDlponia's, ,uelder
mir oesbalh bos NerbreDen ber 8ranos
itiftlng began9en baben iDol(te, oamit
es leinem Yoter nilht at il1tereHanten
Stems feble. Das @eridt erflarte Die
len 9l,ten 5obn nidtsbe itomeni9er fir
einen perloreuen. . -. 80 .*
, Sn @orido9 am 8ooen1ee ,puroe
am %. September in Der totboliiden
Stride Elm breifo6e s. So65eit
in Elm uno berielben Tamilie 9efeiert ::
Die So6ter oes &ownbalsan9elteaten
3IF perlndblte iid nit einem &ori9a'
der Biirser; lire Gltcrn feicrten Die
lilberne, ibre @robeltern bic goloene
9od5eit.
- 9as 3u 9tD aug bes Staa'=
tes Nermo n 'be5ablte lebtes Sa9r
ni6t nur Die Soften leiner llnterbaltun9.
Ionoeru bra9te Dem 5taote suoem nod
einen &eiu9e,uinu bon ie6stauleuo
Dollars elm. Inter Den iinfunoa@ts
aie Strd fingen lino oicrsis in 8ermont
9eboreu. j.. g.. '.% i,t-.
Scr .5beriff BON Wbite|
COUNTY ST., beiBt 9ail @torms.
Sein 8ater mar elm 9an5 ablonoerliber
2auk oer itinen orei @0bnen lit Der
Saufe folsenbe Mamen seben lies: 9ail
Storms (9o9eltuetter), &ain @torms
{ (@etpitterreoen), 9now Storms(Smnee=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-04

win in ! IL 5i&A R
J. DR.. >. 2saleer's California Ytne9ar
2si:tcrs 1T Elm reil. pegetobilildeS Semlld)r
bauptjd6ltd) ous ben ouf ben 1ieoeren ealifor=
nilden @ebir9s;tecn ber Sierra 9fepaea eilts
bei,nlGen &rdutern gen,ad)t, oeren nesic'nildc
&rGfte ohue A,luenbnng noll Gptrius ertrabtrt
iueroc,,. Nait tdalidj bUrt mal frageil: Nas i;
bic llrlad)e DeS ll1Dergleid)litben Grfolge8 ocS
BireqarBit tiers? Darauf anttporten iuir:
Wcil eS bie Granfbsitsuriod)e entfcrnt nnb benz
9atienten bic tSeINuobeit mieoerper]d)af1t. ytod]
1,ie 3upor, 10 langebe g8elt felt, 1T cine Mebts
gin 3ulan.l,,enseiebt ,uorbeu, luetd)e pie ener~
fenuenSperiben @i9cEidoiten ocS y 1ue9ar-
8itterS sllnt i5eilen Der Batienten non lebet
&raufbeit,bie ber Menidheit @rbtheil II, ,bsiltt-~
&siit ebeniotuobl Elm n,iltcs 95nrglrmlttel tp1e
Gin Starfunasmi ttel, iuoem es 8lutauhlnfuna
ober gut3iinouu9 ber Sober urb @tn9ene'be III
@aQenfrau1beiten binbert. y .>1a
QanG6are ,Sam(enoe preien 9 inegar
8itterS ais fas ,punherbarite &rIftigun9s.
nltte ,bas ie bas fnfenoeghiien, llrlterftttbat.-
2Ser oiejes 2sitters 9etedb StrorSnung
ci1nintmt, ,fanu nidt 1ange ul1luobl blelbe11tnor-
ausgeiett, ,baB feline &no6en ni6t burd) ulinere'
liidcS@i;t oDcr auoereWtittel 5erl6rtHto 0ieVe.
bensorgane nod tuieberDerllell ellungsfabiA ilne.
sNiir Na!riac, remtttirenoe nno p edjfef-
tfc6er, bic in ben TbGlerll ocr grobcn Strbme
i,1 ben Gcreini9ter Gtaateu, it e5 ei!1 auibers
trofieuc5 tSeilmittcl. 49,. H..
Gel1i,e ocm cs;6rper Gegcn eSr"nRGeit
bltr9 RcinigM:g CHER ieiner @dfts ourd1S y lns'
0ar@itters. Seine gpieemie tanu etn -
9sriiitetcS SDiten, erareiteu. ,...S. ..l.., ::
Quspcpttc oocr 2tnperoanft6geit. &op!-
i1n1er3, @du,eca III ben Sdulter', 9nlisn,
8rulib;hsmnrng, gdwlneel ,lanres aGIlloben
aus benz Mageu, iiblel @ei6nef I'M HunSc
Sd)ncrs III Der stierenaegeno ,.no bnrbeu
anbere itGmcrsbafte @Dn1ptone Guben in bes:
@pspepfie ibrel: llrprung. Cine Nlald)e ucE
,pirb iid) alS cine Gcicre, garanttc ieincr Scr'
sN9e er,peilcn, beltn eiNe laugftDltgc Mn5ctGe.
Slrop6er., ,ober Drii1engel gelftuulit, ,,ueibeMn-
idueuun9en, @cldmire, Ictblauf, ,gefthiuolles1er
t6a(s, &ropf, itropbul0ie gEtSiinouu9cn, trG9e
@uaiiubuuGen, Mercrrie(lcibcr, alte &uubtn,-
9autauSfhldge, ,puube Mugen Il. {. n. II. |. h'.-
Sll bieien ,pe ii, a!(et alsrcrn coni:itutiorcGen
8ran.heiten tat S4 fe r. 8 8 inegar8it IT,
ters feline erobeu !6ei(frdfte in ben DartnGdtg~.
fen uno a,bercr @ebanolurg ,nioeritebenocu.
6allc1l 9e;cigt. , . ......
hroniideu Nbeunattemlls, @idt, gallise, re-.
1nittireube ,1ub oubere s5icbc:, Blutz, 2ebere,-
Niere,. uuo Dtoieufrantbeiten bet bieles Bitss
ters uibt i,iucS @leideu. 9erartige &ranss
Standardization, mic: Musi9lGge, Sledj=
ten, 5alsfluB, Ainuel1, ,Ilefe, 8lGsdler, 8eMleu,,
Gcidwiire, 9,kblattern, sim gpurn,, @rinbfopf,,
.plube Iu9en, 9sotbtauf, Nrdte, 6antet,t-
iarbuAgeu, ]hlimme 8eurbt9feitcn u,.b SRrant,
bsiteu bcr 0aut, 9le,dpiel ,ueld)es gfamens an6>
,uelder Nrt, ,perteu III furser :3cit burd belr
tYehraud) bieIeS 8ittert bnhftdblidD berau8aes~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-04
Wcue 91acntc,t /!

:i4, Giir s ulton bel gincin,,ati baben ,pir
een Serrn Sohnt3& oj Mo. 1914 Oft
Trontltrabe 'nm1ssentcn ernannt. .sgsr nh
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-04

Os,rIount. WdMncr .t,h Srauen, anaben nnb
SCtluN!l. Maoden I'm uniere nenen 81 It tens
tarten III rcrfucn. rDBeren Ge,ui,,,, als BEL raenb
einem a,bereu @e|h6fte. ltnicr Manmotb Mniterbudb
fit . Gents. Tritd9 & 8alter, . apton, =.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-04
DR.. Mua. a0utg's a
$amb. ard,,ter Nfqfter.

fr eerbrennnuaen, Hrabunsen. uroebeuleu. sEnnbeu,
Rbeunatsuus, Guauraslet tnrSen Mtbeu. 1rul. uub
Babnf@ntrstn, illssre srletnneeu, uaHerau0en, ,9e,
6orieu Def@t7o1ene Htlne aeln, 1nntors. un6 Hbets
banpt af1e Sau:sef@ipEre Bet Reuf@en uuo 3eesesea
etei@ anwenatns. 3s -- ..5 = ~
2s Gta. pes Fa6st 5 Vadete file 81. . ss..
Sn anen teushen Npu!besen au babeta.. =.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-04-11
LOCAL NEWS.
Guildhall.

Guildhall.
More sleishing this friday
morning.
L. II. Hubbard is putting new
piazza on the front of his store.
The Social given by the Ladies
Aid Society at Edwin knights in
Northumberland, on Wednesday even
ing, was we'll attended.
Business was about as lively ON
Monday and Tuesday as at any time
during the winter. Logs, sleepers
aud wood were being hauled, and
pleasure parties were out for one
more "sleigh ride"
The Superintendent of the common
schools of Essex County, held their
annual meeting in the court house at
Guildhall,on Saturday, April 4th.
The meeting was called to order by
DR.. John H. French, Secretary of the
Vt. Board of Education, and organ
lied by choosing DR.. French chair
man, and O. b. Boyce, Secretary.
Present, Daniel NJ. Smith of Bruins
wick Francis A. Rice, of CRANKY ;
Osmou b. Boyce, of Guildhall ; Frank
lin Bell of Luncnburg; Josiah IL.
Benton, OF Maidstone. On motion it
was voted that the written eXamina-
lion of teachers for the ensuing year
shall include Arithmetic, Grammar,
History, photography and Geogra-
ply, limiting the number OF questions
to ten in each study. Committees
were then chosen to prepare questions
fol the written examination. After
due deliberation these committees
wrote their reports. The questions
SO reported, after being discussed
and amended, were adopted. The
following resolutions were then pass
ed:
lst.-Thc regular examinations tor the year
shall be held on Saturday. May I'd, and on Sat
urdaY. November 2lSt.
2nd.-The written examination shall com.
mence at O'Clock n. II and close ut O'Clock
D. Hl
3d.-Candidatos to receive certificates OF
qualifications, shall pass on oral examination
on all subjects required by law 10 be taught
in the common schools. to the satisfaction OF
the Superintendent, and an average OF IS per
cent on the written; ana no candidate who
falls below 80 per cent. on any QUO subject
In the written examination, shall receive d
certificate.
On motion, Messrs. Boyce, Benton
and Bell were elected committee to
locate the next Institute TO be holden
in Essex County. The Secretary was
then instructed to furnish copy OF
the proceedings for publication to q
number of the papers circulating in
the county. The meeting then adj
journed sine die.
OsMoN B. BoYcE, Secretary.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-04-11
MLiteAeld.

"Behold what a great matter little
fire kindleth." To illustrate A
gang OF z. L. laborers came into town
on the afternoon of Saturday, 28th
nit, and one of their number imbib-
ing to freely became troublesome, so
much so that the authorities commit
ted him to the lock up. His comrades
attempted to realease him and in some
way Frank Walker became "mixed
up" in the affair, as he says, acting as
peacemaker, trying to prevent depra-
dations or acts of violence by the
storming party. Others say Frank
encouraged the mob and demanded Of
the authorizes the release Of the pris-
oner. Result: Walker arrested, com
mitted,tred and sentenced to pay$l0;
H. Il. man that was arrested fined
$500; Walker prosecutcs officers for
arresting him and loses his case is
prosecuted in turn for striking officer
and sentenced to pay fine also prose-
cuted andsconNicted for selling liouo...
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-04-11

Elixir Cinchona.
Calisaya, Ferrated.
Pyrophosphate of Iron.
Calisaya Bark, Iron & Strych-
Kine.
Bismuth.
Valerlanate of Ammonia.
Bromide Potassium.
Hydrate Chloral.
TaraXicum Comp.
Pepsin, Strychnine & Bismuth.
Genitan, Ferrated.
Buchu & Pareria Bravo Comp.
Sarsaparilla & Stillingia with
Iodidc of Potassium.
Citrate Of Iron.
Citrate of Blsmuth.
Valeranate of Ammonia with
Quinine.
Bitter Wine Of Iron.
Felrated Wine of Wild Cherry Bark.
Solution Of Carbolic Acid.
Supposotorics.
Sponge Tents.
Fluid and Solid Extracts, and all the
o6icinal Tinctares, Syrups, Wines, &c.
All the modern chemical appliances arc
brought into requisiuon in the nanufaotule
of these productions. Nothing but the purest
and choicest drugs are used, and The strictsst
integrity being practiced in all the details Of
my laboratory. physicians and Consumers
ca n be assured that any given quantity of any
OF my pharmaceutical preparations repre-.
SCENTS an exact amount of the active principal
Of the drug.
Ny formulas are all approved by the Amer.
lean Pharmaceutical Association, 50 that they
my be resur,.c as semi-ofiicmal.
also am Proprietor and Manufacturer of
the following
Standard Family Medicines,
And TOILET ARTICLES.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-04-11
Maidstone.

Maidstone.
Some two weeks ago, Hazen b. Rich
was thrown from his buggy at the
Railroad crossing in Northumberland,
near Mr. Adams, and sustained inju-
ries about the head. Some time al
terward Erysipelas attacked him
where these bruises were, and in spite
of medical skill he died o. Wednes-
day morning.
A few days since a flock Of wild
geese, pursuing their northward fight
discovered that they had got beyond
the latitude of open bodies of water
alighted on the ice of the Connecticut
in the vicinity of Mr.. Charles Stew
ens's, evidently intending TO wait for
a thaw. However Mr.. 5. brought an
action against them for trespass and
by a hdbedS corpus process won his
case, taking off two Of their number at
one shot.