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Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-23

JoHSNy's ESSAY ON THE TopE."-
Todes is like frogs, but more dignity
and wer you come to think of t, frogs
is wetter. The warts wich todes are
noted for can't be cured, for they IS
cronick, but if couldent git well lde
stay in the house. My grandfather
knew tode which somebody had
tanned til it was folks Wen its mas
ter wissled it would come for flies.
They cctches 'em with there tong,
wich is some like a long red werm,
but more like litenin, only litening
haint got no gum onto it. The fiji vii
ce standin standn a rubin Its
hind legs together and a thinkin wat
a fine iii it is and the tode settln
some distance away like it was asleep.
Vile you are seein the fiji as plane as
you ever see any thing, all at once it
aint there. Then the tode he looks up
at YOU sollem, out of his eyes, like he
said watts become Of that fiji? but you
know he ct it.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-23
THE GYPSIES IN CALIFORNIA.
The Life Of Rowing Family who Speak the
Language Of Ancient Egypt
From the Foot Hills Ensign.


other day, just on the outskirts Of the
town, we noticed low tent. A wag-
on stood in the roadway, in which was
a small grindiug lathe, and on the end
of which were painted pair of scis-
sors, a razor, and pocket knife. A
fire was burning in front of the tent,
around which sat some live or six per-
sons, preparing rude repast. At
tracted by the grotesqne scene, we
made toward the spot, and entered in
to conversation with the head OF the
group, which consisted Of man and
wife and four children. The olive com.
plexion, black, piercing eyes, and gen
eral appearances indicated their for
eign descent. The chief, or "old man."
as he was familiarly addressed by the
rest, was inclined to be communicative,
but the old woman was reserved, and
resented all efforts to enlist her in con-
yersation. We soon discovered that
the group comprised one family, named
Boswell, and the following conversa-
ton ensued:
Reporter-ls ii not a rons', kind of
life, this rowing over the country and
living in tents?
Gypsy-The Great Father has made
us to differ. Some people were made
10 live in cities and in houses, hut ours
prefer to live in the field, with no shell
ter save a canvas tent.
Reportcr-To what people, then, do
you belong?
Gypsy-We are commonly called
gypsics, which is derived from the
word Egypt, the land TO which we owe
our origin.
Rcportcr-How long have you been
in this country?
i Gypsv-Twclve years.
Reporter Where did vou come from?
Gypsy-From Cornwall, England.
We landed in Canada, and proceeded
at once TO this coast, where we have
continued to live in the same manner
in which YOU see us now.
Reporter there many Of your
people in the Eastern States!
Gypsy-Very few. There are many
calling themselves gypsies, but arc not.
A gypsy will never pcddle small ar
ticles, like some are said to do in the
East. He may trade in horses and
other live stock, but never stoops to
peddling, and those who do so don't
belong to our class.
Reporter-On what do you depend
for livelihood?
GYPSY sharpen knives, razors,
and 80 forth. and the old woman she
tells fortunes, and when these fail, we
have friend there (and he pointed to
shotgun which stood in the tent.
Here the two conversed in strange,
wild dialect, not syllable of which
was understood by the writer
Gypsy-You see we have not for.
gotten our native tongue.
Reporter-What language do you
call that?
Cypsy-The language of ancien'
Egypt (called by some Pharaoh, am
by others Sintc).
Reportcr-Do you ever go into thu
large cities?
Gypsy-Vcry seldom. We keep il
the woods and mountains, avoiding t''
cities as much as possible.
Rcporter--Do you allow your CHI
dren to grow up uneducated?
Gypsy-We despiso book learnin~'
and as for the papers we don't c'.r
that for them (snapping his fingers.
We desire our children to,-follow tn
example of their parents. They hav'
never yet 81 p''nside Of stone or wood
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-23


TpE RAILROAD PARrY.-The following
is from the Portland Journal, and
shows that the northwest is receiving
more attention from railroad compan-
cS:
"rhe officers Of the Central Pacific
Railroad, and others Of the party who
arrived here on NJ 'nday Afternoon, re-
urned from The Dalles on steamer
)uconta last evening. The party ex-
rcSs themselves aS much pleased with
v,a' they saw aud learned on the trip
lI,m,rnw m,t,,nng the party Will
Ike passage tor Tacoma. and spend
~ nr two examining the prospects
tuat v.cin.ty. Mr.. Pengra VIII al
,ucc 90 to Eu gene G ty to make prep
rat tons for the party going ov'rl',nH
ron, that place t, W,nncmncca. me
4 llo;td party will return to this :.ty
,.xt Saturday. and go to EUGENE Z ~.
whence the, wi s'art for Winncnluo'
"a on the follow ng day"
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-23
pi,enlution ,n. Notice..

Ns sa ,ssaS.s, ts;r \ LRSHIP HERETO.
Ess.,n sinsrs M n John Foster aud Pc.
~ T. T. arn nana nome Z, Hotel. and doing bu i.
sse coun,n OF Foster 4 Peterson. n,
aSassnt Mr. ~. !. T.. las been dissolved
~. Pe.e,so, 'sser having parchascd the
Va. " y the nraa ". viii continue To conduct
\ TIE arm nlses As heretofore. receive
,o and Day all the linoil,sies
: January a.. is7s-r. tosiE1' !.
, 1875-07-03
THE COMMISSIONERS.

4 QUIET DAT.
Htill waters run deep. anl ia evidence Of the
fact IL IL merely necesaary 10 cite Afsrh Ahsr-
dAp. ffe sAt At his dosk yesterday, &nd acrab-
hssa on paper hefore him:
Fn many \ atoIr eye and Asrect ttsru,
Mask hsatta w.+rr grief hA4 little left to lnaru;
And many = With ring though. ke@ hid, not int.
In rEniles that Ia4bt t~s WIN wears thrln nrpts.
Aud then lo wondered whcthor thoy applied
mos. t., hitnself or to Jacob RcAm, aud only
6avo over s wondering ", thin point OF tho
calist rho Noa1d to orilet had ths tnttl-
ntes Of the last meeting reAl md
approved, and proceeded TO dispose
OF tho caaAa Of policemen AltAiSne1 uu
nctty n,ist!eneanors. During tlIn ptogre>s of
these trials, .sllpt. Hahn gavo eviicuco OF bin
allegiance Il, the board by aasietiHe in tte trisl1
yesterday GU it WAS wont to Le III days EnrIo by,
whs, 1tavur Cusyln and tho f35artf were Al pence.
In tie Fire NAIHhalH of1ics everything wah
i.Ht ~ uslst. The Fra Ws,dens 5epo,se'l At the
Usual hour evidently thins,uE it butter to con-
tsnuo to work whcse they we,e untsl they bcgtt.
no official notification that slo o!i4ee of FHe
Warden las been abotlsl,ed, and ,nti1 be does
Ilo IL determined to 1n1tntnin tho de-
partLnent Al tho diamond-piu and
drexs-coat departments Of tie Hail.
tho g.!ietucsa e Yesterday rctguod !suFrenc;
like cheap employment bnreau. AZ tho 10
capitstod monlheta Of the Firo and 1'olcs lie.
partn,ents Of tho past sfx searH' standing. and
INV nufnber Of unemployed rot-f,o,lse poittt-
Clans, hod All abundance Of Attraeti1n around
that olice. FIT all tho otlcrs. the utnoBt quiet
serve peNprs foE she second onslaught Of the
hnitl&.
, 1875-07-03

The Institution tor E'ecblc~.7indrd
ChiIdrcn-Thr itdtusnHt-<se1teSul'1
xHxallnes-iAYtaA.E llit4IarAA

s..'.,...,r Ao ,rs. ....,..s'e.c...s.'.,. =.
@1asale" @ -h" a1use''1
Aoanse-sst'sf sAnsses"'
Special p''pash to 7h< c"'eaa0 7ria"nF.
SPRINGFIELD, IT., July 4.-Gndcr tho provis-
ioua Of tho act to loca:o the Institution for
Fceble. .Nint]cd Children. C3oy. Boror,drp today
.e1es,a1 49, so,,1".on..ca se1aa.
he'ecseu LUZ '.'soa,'e1o Sona''oe'oae.s ss'es,
tie 'ocat'on for the lnsntunoa G4fst Jad'cial
District. Nobers 3. Anderson, Of A1cLoansboro.
Haulton County; Secoud Judcial District,
,to,o,+ r, nola,v -, Morvha,1 f,I.rk f.orn.v :.
-. 1so.os. -: @oj'S. y.
1h'rd Jnoicia' psstflct thaf!es II. Dato' o. MAJ
soon, co'cs Co.; Fourth Judicial District F.
Kctcusm, OF tlavann Mason Co.: Fifth Judicial
n,s.,ict atan1,en a ps1,oet ot Princeton.
n.,s..,. -. at. 1..h.,., n;..,;s. ra.,.a y
omfe"o ~ o'"'n u''ic'a' p'1si'e'' !,""siu -,
Allen, OF Aurora Kane Co.; Sescnth Judicial
Di4trict, Joseph 8. Royuolls Of Chicago. Theao
Co,,r,;s,oner rre a. ss,an Al peatt,le. ia t,eet
md nrocoed tn select a sito for tha building aud
n fnrm 10 contain not less than 40 ncree.
The,n ara annTicntona. fnr Iocatjnt1 fron, srriur
fIehi. Derntrr. f,i,ntnn 1,ineoln. jarksong g;ljs.
Quincy, Alton. mud T.ua,
Tor' nnrcrtdro rrturuod to thu ci.r this
mornipc. and YOUR corr esnondeut. dcslrous Of
i...-:... A.. -. x....n H.. ~ =.
, 1875-07-03

s sAh* :s:,; s .a 15hss n {: S9Ha M lii
e Ssas'i IL f::s S:s,: Or Il =; S9:Ts " :.
. koH SAIL, ,Lvrs os culGAno;Av:. 1snt.sA.
9a'st.! G:.n p.ttt:' Viii bas. q. IiGKEis.
~ s'.:s: 1T A. @s %sa
sse snf ss. z
sss; .sa't Ia ""d immediately j. II. kna1k"' Ii
L7Oft HALE. a BtJS1HEsA Hid,CK IN sTaTE-ST..
~ 81. 4 e. fn"s n's q e.n aa!.. an.
ohe..
I,oR SALE 4 i;0'i., t;iiiAaSrR IN SNAIL. =:
mn, G"sD 'i' T
si' f;t'i: 's' tn: rs e.
Ton ss,:E ustSEssiDrs-LAXEsr., @rf.Er.
;s;,:;; ss;,;; ,,,',:
p Ct IT,. ee.s "
ls'''' i i. ra.;o.;sr asAtsr " Hf;HMMmM: ;amm.,s..
LrDH HAtE- KfsR0OD. xsl.:sa rKEr tiHoyK Lt}r
H., srp. r":' ael a '. x.. ,s .atrd: nd
ssa" .ur. a s r,,rt 'f ;ass "r rsnt o s
ss sAn m ~. !, sss n. .n s, s
1-Chamhcr Ut comnctcn
T0R fr-M11Ht1AH.hv,-A VERY npsrN
l. Alte J-ssutY and bascmsnt HArbir- tnut hs.tte
Meirsua., nra. Th,r:enh Ia PERFECT o!'11: vim
irc:, Price. $iyau. j. l:siAl45 wANItES, isEhatl,us
pf ttnmmrrCn.
11pn sa,,:-oAKwUbp nou,Eyan., :.,ssu,t:E
J. Inta tnv prices. amt tnnk trr Mt t'rF celt
j. tIHAiAs WAnAka. I, t,hhmt,er nt ':'tn'u,eso~ .
L'OiIH HALE .WAHASh.AV. SlsLty. .SiSEI YEARS
l. lcash E lot +lxisH asst franf roftlt Nf ElarttEH
curt. at bhtH.n. j. EtiA tAA WAKNES. is CnAutus
Of Etfnnrrrn
FUR HhEE-ArA HAnHatw M N1cul.Ar- Az.
L. j.st,fy At4t ha+ctnrtt haus" price. Hsns: AAo "
u ISL tfct nj. Slch'rsnas n"ar ~ctyrlnhthti
". In.la,r- at JaGuB WILL d EEUkt;E A. AEtE.
ElSH. lis Una.t,rrn,ss.
I90la HALH-Ht,Usl AND LOT wDnttf .*c.ar
FIR 81 r+sti ht,us4 at .t worth 81, tttt tHr 5 L..
II. WHITNEY. III IsSal:n-st.. ha-r,1henf.
Ft'UR AALE-A hAHGA1.-THE THKFF.sTs,I.y
m iii sidaIs tek hs.n i"s 4. M h]s.s IT,,
stsndId lGes!a a. Tie ptor"rs :. 19Incum,c,M M re- :n
EK. u ChHruhet II ton1peEuP
, 1875-07-03
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE,

=
Ion sALE.st.t .tn.A f;nnp ;.n1nM CoTTAt;E
It, I'd nn;n:hxi e. Sh s..i e;.1 4 r.ik
fnH u Inn1h e+tary .lrsn M btick foundation. and
iots n Park Iadxs ~ T1. $1ttcA*h, haanre sMtt,
rG4t nttaK8 krd nts 1t i!eu; *4ta': h1ly &Ipl
dnwn and 4Ij mhnthly; has snof r-lf.r snH well.
a. u i'll buy r7nn cattA gf ku'l twd lnlA II usa-
psiucs. fO down md $l5 monthly FIR belAnco eosd
plano taken !e"ats my q tAs ahNs pisces. s!x,N
j,1OR NAIE--jR Kxf'HAs AstiE FOR A Hf,r1St: And
+ !ct nr heu>os aud t.a N EattnTn anh N,n!a assaMs
sHa lncunF1ncc ~ lots In SnH Ehc,9a. lei snsrs III
,hnirs '.9d. nsar I1r.snse. k1o.s, ~ .rrc. ehatse
The wnole y frse nl 'Cunb.a uen xsn' q ~ o
4 rn}d, 11nafe, huncst e1chAngo, f. II. CUMMINGS,
t3. tnlton-s-
L,un shLE-5iu Will. fsUY. 4 HEAUTIFt'L iAIT
Park RidRe t5 down ani s. month un,iI paid
b'nck frnr dnpat; pf,psru pao"n frs". Chespest
prsss.' ss' Tux BtowS IA Ess.-@s hoe % l. '''' '''
IsOR sALK--OK TT RESr-AT nIxSDA LIZ.
Llou.rs and III. at ptiers and terrus to n,hdy:
chIeaEs. !. j: K0Wl.ES. il" ih.srSsIa..t.
lion. SALE AT 4 nARGA1., 4SEW MorsES II
II Hirncos At enst: tr.rt cary. MuRTuS CULVER
Huom Metropolitan Block. ..-.
l1oK sAiE-iR ExCHA AStiE-FOj'ITY III DESfIA.
bis located h!utts trus brick cr4ar. EHIl eahern,
LOT 1I01sJ 1t Highland PARK Addscss II =. Inluao
fIEr&
, 1875-07-03
ExPATRNrED, GERMAN. CATHOLICS.

NkW YORK, July IA nunbas OF Qasman
Catholic scclea1gtlcs aud othars WIN haya haan
driven ouL Of tha German Empire bv tba onsr..
ton OF the EAk lax, have arrived Lars. aud
started foF Teutoplls, EHtpshssn County, III, via
the Eric Railroad. ~hesa they exnart 10 fn1i 10
asyiuaa III tic Catholic salikuu. trstitutions in
that city. Among them ase tvelys prisstSs sirtv ~
ecctssiastical students. aud nfteen fameies ~
different religious orders Yhe s1ifss Vers var
citizens going to The doak to welcome diam.
, 1875-07-03

ffrSTIAs ron JUDGE nooru.
A Wait to tlla Criminal Court wAA irst made,
bit tin .tulge waA 10t the1e. A return tcamptr
10 Tho City-ital Was maxi mads in Tho hope of
finding hin. but hfs loom sae cheerleBs and dc.
rrttal. Tho connrol shen divided aud acouEei
the civ in dIfTerohk directions. bnt tl,~ ae.reh
proved fIuitissA- Mo trail could be struck. and
tic connAnl, wcarY 1nI fnotsore, H,tlght tito
sllade nf tbs f.ity-l oncn mors 1t wAs do
cile<i After mature oon~tsTatios7. to give up af
lIop-1 Of eesiuY Jn'igo ltH,tb. and to Appy li'is
NJ rJing for an ext n4.oH Of the tuo to Judge
Fhrsr!l. Notice to this effect Tas served on The
taf&ulAuta
, 1875-07-03


Trades.
Of any ksnd. iaapAu Il III LasaIta.st.
"S:ts": hS* ~ aaas"S Asp T D. oGHS St ton
WhSSsF1 g.! r,asE Sf btxx Sq11Sss Su. a5t:;:!
Entnlnvment Ar~nc,c..
WAxrED- >. SAW, Mill IL SDs RI 20 OUT TO.
Il *" ih 11s Ws,.:. :".' = ''' qa'f'' f.
" haai: nn ne 1ns ss.,,e aS: ii IL, H. fAa "a -
is' ~ . 5'.f n %,s %'' ss baggage s''ss~ &
NA*TTIJ "a itaiLnt!Au. '.sH1nEHs: TliI
rs sas .s s Gs,E t',s ts y ,"
Mtscellnnonu..
W Hdisrs. i,o1 .': II. +. o. oe'@"f''''A1 ''1Fo"'
}VASrLD-As.1Lp AASTocAK KnY tlnt;uLAns:
Add1... & i. Iabnua o''cs ''' '@"'' 8 ~ '1'
WAXIEI, \ t;ESlLEAAS u Guu1, An,nKsSi
"ss ~; ~ 2 references IT,
}tAyrED-A, yoCHtI MAN r., Assist IN AN
;. mhss Aad'r'' s*tnx sxa sad aaA's eapscsed
13[AkrHj,- MET WITH SMALL AEASx FOR An
..1 ~ h9a"rabr y sn,,nss. e..:sao tha sHs such
"! u .nan % ie,1ns ,nA M "a! suA ssk = MN,
s ssu u *: "sa cSssa Aed''''
WANTED 7f}D1, MrN WATERS F',E E1's-
~ dA. Apr9 .tsp. u. hsturti.y ~ Luz south CLARK.
N'a>,Ep-A PlAsU- PLAYER At lu;i suurti
" ffal.trd-as.
N'ASTEn-a YOUNG MAN IN H;E: ENEAM PAR
saas ss ~ 4tt e Ut s, a a'p''' ~ f' IN
]3FAsrED-A ROY III III. RAHN wuRK, APPLY
W a's"oInck Il I.:s N!chIxau.A-.
X1rAsrEn TRAVELLING SALESMAN WIrll fau
~ paying tnt1rrA tiEl n4fatIAGfHt1nE
busnsss New lttfa sus"t ,nsant9n; pEAEtieal idua
now ia graz h"nsnd al &asEs ch-h ps15s no cnrrtt7n
G!Aut HtnaXHfs- cAuRtt
wanted. tail Al Isom ~ Asa!atl H'tck. II Itandop,
WANTED = AOESTSL,asn fALAK1ES - TrS =
~ axrnA in ct Alt, ct.trj. IN wtItn I'll T.
II-r week FIR tp n"Et hrt month. rtri.I cnntrac
Ass ,wn M.aKs brsE tanpetancni .'cnnd. 1ant hna!a
MhL| lI.Lk 60. niiauA4niB Custom nhft Fnctar1.
lndihnapt'i.. Ind.
1SrhSTED-A MAr To TAKE CHARGE OF 4
~ F.st4ufAnt an ItuHIr: tfat lna. at'sut ae
fer IWrt ttnc will kttu EuA chauca. Apply At i:9
anath Clark 1tss,n. ,
1tfASrED \ FiOTtuKArHIC PRINTER.
~ f,KHsTOWt ~ Fa+, Mads1n It.
, 1875-07-03
Z
WANTEn..MALE HEIP.

BooleEoepcrN. Clerks. &o.
ttYASTED-GLE1tKi IN An INHUItANEE OFFICER:
ntdos
" ASTku-a YiRsr rt;L1SH nRUG cLEnk UnK
~ that h.. bern enpioJod In he city. Addreh III
! Ethuta adlCf.
, 1875-07-03

--~---c-----r~.1ea. -eo ~ tAN ALU.~blALE. 4
ssrga7!sso 7!sssoHS2ss?ss' so':s';; vaSs e. v,rs,.
.t,sn ssa s;sts Gs"'a J., .a ,ss n:dso.
tsa as., 4; oSs. r1ss
StTuAT1oS wAHrEii-hy 4 bi;uw;.,y:: vxxs
s no r. Rh ;Rfh; f'as;s f;:s
@sSFH@ x' ~ o.ss; q
2,s: s;9r., b.}, sa, :3,
s5saets ..sd ploa.. .ddras' tht.e a,,' G,i
SIrUaTtox wASlEt,- nY ~ KNutJstyaax; IS
e.ss ii T. sba, y So,ss w.s-ss isIs'' N'''*'A H.
E,ruAfIos wANrEp-.HY Y0uSG MAN Az
o. Il NJ" T." sn1 n;: :
s:. ss:, ''fs''Des' Address for 0a' a', e' raas
TendoR.
ass,"e,;' f:sssss :tax Il
i.s;s .ts II Ss:;3ss' " a' ' "ss a"a'h "1'iS's
SIruAri0N wANTKD-UY An EYtiISEEK,. .Yl3
.s & sns": s':f iii Il si nss*
/ Ss1u ksu,N wAkTEn-,MY ! GUnD l.'Aisnw1s
n n" @ IT,, esG: TSaG& .:: .Aean:fyx T ;fnE IT,
o%o.ne, % Il"ue. ~ ~ Van nnaten::...----.--- naten:..
Coaallnon. Tsanscor.. dc.
! StTGArlnin S,a ,i'a,as wsSrEp-As GROOM or COACH
j. H1T Il. sSs *''a
S1TmSsr1i,,xs Sxs1r ~ MASTAs cpAcnMAH THOR;
Misnelinueors,
CIT!AT1,N WAHrED-:A COMMERCIAL TKAy:
.ss s,ts y.as. ospstisn:n s:tesl, tonosza,e sni
:: = :s sss 4: !s.s::: 81:
SITUATIONS wANTED--EE11ALE
t;a os e. .s.s;ssss. ok II a.
| ii. u
, 1875-07-03

y Ind g Ee,teTn Ksnsa. s,e.r st, !, W..hsnkten
nda. IL s fstuss '' ,,ss e. u n'-t'A'% '1@''
FoK KxtuAxGk. WILL FELL. az ExCHANaE III:
IL: .a st .n 81. 4. n ~ W. H.! III s.; '''D
LuR ExcHA St;E- ST.. an EQUITY IN, THREE
i ,s':. ws:ssasiss slishissa: FL psr'sa4ts ID:
rFo ExclIA AS'il:- -c4oiCE pit9PERrY on CASH
s".sc. ~ uainst-.r Ses-soa sad IT,.
S%ies. tors,.h't;;*t. = ae4r I..asie,:.v.
~ srI'ofst', a.sr w.ut~e1ih's1. .ad 's1sssi
loss At EnxsHuet. ,...rrx..
1h.ys .er.rl .so.e. aai i" sling. ... A.eh.s.,..
y; s. tssi!'ss"s. fss il''.,s IT,. Se,,a ssa.
ast sdr. c:svsas d. ssSisr.sis. u s.sss:
and atcanl.cars.
go sesrs at Ash.ad. ca4. Cuanty. Ill nsst e0sn land
III uso,iook!nx eis,an and parlau. Wan. claa<
cisy or suburban property in Cook County. ..rvrp
.-.---. ~ washlnston..t.. Rssa H.
i'm ExrH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nounl.E nNioK
CT: III Ii &c IT,. 4 sss % ais
s e tt s' g. sS 1sss: II
RIO ExuuASGH..o AcxEs NEAR wAslI SGTQY
& ass sses as' tas ~ q
tsf slsaE booso nd Lot and 'ous es'. A1ps 70 r. s.
! prnpan5 Lincoln rafk. wai.h ao. v: a.. lase
Il Gss.ss 9; rss
y S$t *S$g r III ss's.'sS T.
r. e.. ~ Ts.1E* ssx1s IT. q q SEw SCALES
,',.s:s Is Ss %$rSsx q =
, 1875-07-03

IN tiiffssont light ,Langhtrr-] Hut. ~ bs-
fote remarked, I cnnrot hear 1t this wenk.
Tho counse1 then lofl court and had ncc
, 1875-07-03

CHANGE r. GFr IL AKsn n!5st .ua II ro1s, p.sisr nAS
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Az Re Ola snAttFesssA aud }aAhsra Atsd a4eis
f,st,.n xu&s4plna3, " 1auasy tYl11d.1.
, 1875-07-03
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

F.sDR SALE-TES IMPROVED FARMS s!rC41E1
L hN 1ntle1 snutl Of Ghios1o, tho Iln"is Crnfr.
1sIlfnad. and ucar Lafayette ltlolnnk'rn iailr,a
AIsn lAp mrruYc and uaiHrrutcd lands In tfan
EaSn .nd ves,n,iaa caun.vs AZ 'Ae .sss aad. q.
END faroas. Airrs% for Iss of lania aud {rces
JAMES NIX. kAn.akte. III.
, 1875-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

A ACCoUNrASF-BOUKa OPKSED, fALhS SCi;f,.
n and cosed; complicated Acrnuutt a!tjusiod MLtk
requiring etpsrt socttoF. ny Hbb u! Fast Naal.
, 1875-07-03

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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-05-01
The Lebanon Poisoning Case.

The preliminary trial of Mrs. Sa"
rah Wilson, for the alleged poisoning
Of Mrs. Kcndgick, at Lebanon, was
resumed at that PLACE on the 22n1.
The hall was densely crowded long
before the Court came in. The only
witness examined was Professor S.
Dana Hayes, of Boston, who Analysed
the toa grounds and stomach Of Mrs.
j. II. Kendrick, and who gave o full
description of his analysis, together
with Il review Of similar cases that
have been treated Ivy him; also the
proper autidote to he used in sucl, ca
ses. DR.. Hayes stated that in one
fluid ouNce OF the ten be found two
and onc-fonrth grains Of white arsenic.
One halfpint or one Gppful of such
tea would contain 10 grains of white
arsenic, sufficient to cnnse the death
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-05-01
George Wells Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT,( In Probate court
ESser District, SIS. held at Guildhal in
and for said district, on the 10Th day of April
A, d. 1875, Samuel N Buzzcll, administrator
on the estate of George Wells Late of CRANKY in said
district, deceased, makes application to said cOu
for settlement of his administration account
and for decree OF distribution and partition Of
the estate of said deceased.
Whereupon it is ordered by said court that said
account aud application be referred to to scs
sion of said court to be held at the Probate office
in Guildhall ON the Sd day of May, A. ID. lSi1
for hearing and decision thereon. And it il
further ordered that notice hereof he given to all
persons interested by publication of the same
three weeks successfully in the Essex County
time appointed for hearing, that they may ap
pear at said time and place, and show cause, u
any they may have, why said account SHOULD
not be allowed and such decree made.
WIN. ii. HARTSHORN, Judge.
A true copy of record attest,
VIM II. HARTSHOBN Judge,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-05-01
Notice to sell Real Estate of Michael
Shehee, deceased.

STATE OF VERMONT( In Probate Court,
ESSEX district, S. held at Guildhall, in
and for said District on the 18th day of April A.
d. 1878, Charles II. Gray, administrator of the es
tate of Michael Shehee, late of Concord, in said
district, deceased, makes application to said court
for license to sell all of the real estate of said de-
ceased representing that the sale thereof is neces
sary for the payment Of debts and charges of adj
minstration would be beneficial to all interested
therein.
Whereupon, 1t is ordered by said court, thai
said application be referred to q session thereof
to be held at the Probate office, in said Guildhall
decision thereon; and, it is further ordered
that all persons interested be notified hereof, b!
publication of said application and order thereon
three weeks successfully in the Essex Count,
Herald newspaper published at Guildhall, ant
which circuates in the neighborhood of those in
terested, before said time of hearing, that the!
may appear at said time and place, and, if the,
see cause, object thereto.
VIM. II. HARTSHORN, Judge.
A true copy of record, attest,
VIM. ii. HARTSHORS, Judge.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-05-01
Hazen q, Rich,s Estate.

STATE or PERMONT,l In Probate Court,
Esser District, SIS. held at Guildhall In
A. ID. 1875, Freedom u, Beede, admiuistra-
tor on the estate Of Hazen u. Rich, late of
Maidstone, in said district, deceased, presents
his administration account for examination and
allowance and makes application to said court for
a decree of distribution and partition of the es.
tate of said deceased
Whereupon 1t is ordered by said court that said
account and application be referred to q session
of said court to beheld at the Probate Office in Guild
hall on the 18th day Of May "A, d. 1879 for hearing
and decision thereon. And it is further ordered
that notice hereof be given to all persons inter
ested by publication of the same three weeks
successfully in the Essex County Herald, pub.
lished at Guildhall, previous to said time ap.
pointed for hearing, that they may appear nj
sad time and place.and show cause, II any they
may have, why said account should not be
allowed and such decree made.
WIN. H. HARTSHORN, Judge.
A true copy Of record, attest,
WIN. ii, HARrSH0RN, Judge