davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-10-13
nahriAtfu Gus San = Granfisfo.

Geefe SoDno II, elm gliidliNel
Miner, Der ni6t cine Mejie tpeit pOn lei-
nem Claim in Dem Snolp1bpe Guld
pdbreno 5>peicr Sabre e~ntferrt mar, fan
por einigen So9en nit $4,000 in GplO=
ltoub in ct. &eleno ON.
8 er 8eriu9 nit SobafspTon5an9cl
in Yo9eco 1T pol Ifdnoiq g%eIlln9en. ST.
Der County 6oir neroen mebrere Sortcr
bes Sobafs ausgeltellt merocn.
Sic Gon 8ernoroino vSimes" iogt
baB Die Nrbeit ouf Der Soutbern 9ociTi(
9o4n 9lei6mdBig fortlAreite. llebel
1000 Nr6eiter lino an Dem San Ser
nanoo Surnel angeitelt. Ct miro jegi
aus superldlliger 0ueue beballptct, oul
Die Sabn im Suli 1876 Dem Scrtebr Mi
Son Trancisco g%sDIfnet lcin miro.
3wei 9riiber, Nomens GprH, 6abey
in Colorado, 5cbn N9eilcn BON 9enper
einen Gielen=9ubnerbof erribtet. Ser
Ielbe be0cdt einen 6ldhcnraum pon
9tder, Die ,pie ein3orf ongelegt linb, mi
SuoBen uno Pfaocn, fntIan9 melden oII
Sibnerbduler erri6tet llno,. Seoes bic
Ter 9dule Ell ent6dIt cine leporate @iibner.
familie, Die lih inter llt lebr gut pcrtro=
gen. Sic 9ln5obl Der 9iibncr belduft i'd
auf 1000, pel0e III Die periNleoener
Gaccn Go9in @5ina, Sbangboi, 9or=
fms nno Yrabmas 5erfolen. Sbre Yyo-
butte lino Ger uno jun9e piibner.
uSnferno" hsiBt cine @@weTcl :
M}ine in Sumbolot County, Nepooa.
Sic liegt in Der NQbe Der Gllsn6Obn uni
lit lpertbpplier als eineS ilbermine. 3tpej
Maacnlarungen wcrben tdgliA gelonn-
nen; i'm 9umbolot @oule liegt Gin Stid
Sdnptfcl, pon 700 Yfuno, wcI0es auI
notwithstanding ge0r00t peroen wno.
0ieerit E 4robeIabrt Der criten So
fomotipe fauo gritern ouf Der Sos Qn9e=
leg uno SnoepcnOcnce NaDn ltott,
s m Gan S%er1onoo 3unnel mur0el
gcitern mebrerc ebinelen ourb cine Der
l0ittung arg belNdoi9t.
S II @umbolot GpnntD %crSiclte mo'
in elmer SAur SO Yfnno g8olle Don Ell
mem pantheon MerinpSg8iooer.
Gin Gonnma Sormer iiillte Den Sc
ri6t an Den Alielipr anf folaenoe lafoni=
l0e MeiIe ous: uMnoerthalb @der &ar-
tpffel unb ic9s6sbn Sulbel &dfer."
Sn @uerneuile, Sononla County,
treIbt li0 Elm @eIlt berllm.
Sn @onta Mlol ica, Dem fiinftiger
Gong Brand Der Yacific &iilte, iteben
idon 80 9duler.
S II glntio6 miro oer@erla9 sema6t,
%onliutt Sobellpdbnc &C., Sules gum NHs=
poi tern BON Nt0beln ~ bel usen.
, 1875-10-13
GeymN0tes

Cine eigutbumli9e Mctte 9eponn
filrali1 Gin Yierbrauer in Wtinben.
9crielbe mettete nit 5ebn @%tamm9dlten,
buB or ibnen Elm @etrGnf porleBen pol-
lie, BON Dem &siner errotbe, mas es lei,
9ie gSette lporo occeptirt, Oos @etrdnt
bei9cbro9t unO perln@t. Non Den 3ebn
rietben:
L.: SIS iei iponii4er gSein.
q: Gs lei Yortcr.
g.: IS lei Sacrimoe G9rtsli.
usa4.: IS lei Soroeaug.
g.; IS lei @aIifprnta=gSein.
g.: IS lei Sadcrs Sitters.
rt T.: IS lei Mtala9a.
s.: Gs Iei M0oeiro.
g.: IS lei MtuIlpein.
TO-: Us iei Mteoicln.
Ser Yrauer bate nit S9mun5eln Die
Muslprii9e Der Sebn Stomm0dite on9e=
bort uno erfldrte bann, Dap CT Die Met=
te oewonnen babe, in0em ba5 rGtbleI=
.baite @etrdnt Grport=Sier iei bos in
Mmerifa inter Den Namen Sairil0es
ooer Miin9ener Bier per6opft weroe.
Srdulein Mnnie Sin0le aus Guns
berlano, DO, bat INTERN Datum pom
"a. Septbr 9errn Sarrp groofs, Den
adampion" S%uBsdnser Der 8elt gu ei-
, 1875-10-13
Sa5rfs- Giufummrn. iilcr 81, 500, eco

NC, eoriington, erdi. 5 9. Gonarts. gitepiaf.
yrpf. G.'s. ea'ttq, u trar. 81
, 1875-10-13
Aeueas trlf9r. gfpsldsn.

9pmcI r. Won. IL. Oft. Sn Der
Stabt Moro- Chelmsford wuroen 9cltern
bos @oareini9unss= GtabIiIlement BEG
Serrn 0eo. s. Moore, Elm To4wcrfge=
bauoe, Die Wlul teripsrfliatt nno oas So
oer6oua oes Serrn George s. Sbelopu
seritDrt. Ser G1aoen miro auf $50
100000 pernul6lu9t, lie TcrN@erun9
betydet $4,000.
Stem Oorf, II. Sfibr. Sbonos
Grant, Gin 6uaermann beg Jd1rbonteS
rariSara" purbe beial GlnDlen Der
9ompfmai6inr BON berletbsn gu Sooe
9equctldt.
Iew Dort IL. Sttober. Gbos.
grabm, Elm 81 Sabre alter S4neiocr,
56nitt li9 nit ieinrr S6eere ben
Sols ab.
Yittsburs, IL. Sfto6er. IS
bot alien Nnl6ein, boB %unlere G%ilen9ie-
bereien obermols cine St0rung ibres
9etrie6es crleibrn merocn. Sic Tobri=
fantcn babcn Don Den uYuoolers" cine
Geouftion bon 81 pro Some %perlon9t>
mas i6ren 2obn ouf $3.50 pro Sonne
lteleu wilroe. Sic uBuoolers" beitebcn
ouf Dem bis6erigcn Yreile uno peroen
ausIteben, >penn Die Tobrifanten eine
Gcouftipn our6fiiDren.
Atlanta, Ga, IL. Oft. Gin &C.
auiIler s. 8. Searb, lpelder anYeflagt
mar, por etma einem Monot ben Ser
1u9 sema6t 5u Dabcn 5fpei f~lelnenaado=
deu @slpalt an5utbun, ipuroe SamIte9
pro5eilirt uno l0uloi9 b%efunoen. Na@
Dem @efdngnib sebro6i, begging er bort
Gslbnmoro our@ 9er9iftaas nit @for-
pbiuc.
) Cincinnati IL. Oft. Samlta
Morsen eesen l ll6r wuroe in Yeoria,
Sd, Der e%ntlprun9ene Terbre6er Yem=
bereon BON elmer auf9cre9ten M}en9e Ell
mem Gonltablc entrillen uno Selpn6t.
Milwaufee, 10. Ott. Sns Gec=
tiiisi,unss= Gtoblillcment, @obnbaus II.
Idmmtli9es gisentbnm S. 9. &illin9er
bier wuroe 9etern bon einem Steuer
Collector in geldla9 9enommcn, in SOL
se elmer Tolberuns Der &e9ieruns segen
De Union Cooper 9ihilins Comp. BON
G)icaeo, BON mcl6er &%iliinSer eihStod-
batter lit.
ct. 9ouis, 10. Oftpber. @eeen
S6eilnabme an einem Saubenl0ieBcn
waroe seltern. bier Capt 81. q. So9orous
per6aitet nnb miro am nd4lien 9ien flag
proSsllirt weroen.
Salt2afe=gitD, utab, 10. DIT.
Gini9c 8ergleute, pel0e fiir5lt9 ous Den
8ig=Sorn=Ser9cn sllrIdgefebrt lino, be-
ri6tcn, in Dem 6IuBbette oes gSinb- &i=
Der srOBe placcr=M inen gefunoen 5u ba-
Ben.
, 1875-10-13

purpen n Sen lesten s Sabre ali @it.meu
unb &ailen Ven ilsler @jslehl9 # a,sseS .blt.
, 1875-10-13
y)ieomDllt Il Arlill0tor.
fsbsas DstfAsraues- gelfaf3aII
0 ~glibmuno, 81. y

Ticie G'eittiAaft pat tursiu ifr ncu,e,
eleg ! tes beQuem.s 0ehdste, edf Ger Wau
anp Ste Ctr Bergen
, 1875-10-13

mem Nettgon9 aufseforbert, sic loler
10 LANCE geber, uIs le es ausbalten f0n-
men; berNreis loQ bon $1,000 bis $4,000
lein, uno Der Sang ioa in g8oibinbton
ltott Tinoen. Serr 8rpof8bat Die 9erdus=
forberun9 %angenpmnen, uno nit lobense
Wert6er Galantcrie li6 erboten, Der iun=
gen Dame ole seDn Weeilen cine Meile
8Drlprnna au oeben.
, 1875-10-13
0isTe @fleai8ait it tie 3uvsrldiFpRe in

dee @tlsli8ait 1T Gle 3upsrlaiFafe in
Den Ser. Siaarea
GieleIbe lfet finen glan srr, bet welden bic
MobltQaten Der &etsneSerfbrrnng nit einen
Orittel bar GempbnIiQen Rr,ien rr.eiHG nereen
FONnsu. Seine tsOerr Anlase fam oenlIpt
irerren.
anltIe : rlice mHrea inner pspmrt urr
ebne @ntunb psb.sNllt UNI bapsn unielt
9lierteu me- WruNe, pR IN irBehp siner MGi-
le 81 b%etlo9en. Mit etl,em rlparutIe W
IS Gcnt9 to9lid, tann siu Setter ietus Gani-
le sh% iranela naa leii en- Tooe r~erlpr9i Dapen.
Seltt srltre 9tIcutoie Gno tetud ct uns.
-tutlde, pslde eenouere Austnnit MINI
lGen, ~pllrn lD s%eralt'slt an yer. y. Seq,
~ Der cry. b, Glis. menpea.
NIB ) MI
, 1875-10-13
QSiliQut .. NQpatt,
@asas 1t. & c3iapet mailer,
9tp. 704 6. Craze Ctr,
Code Der 7teu.)
d III ;, Da.

% idl LANCE .3eIt in Dem @eiddfte
9cwcicn. lin id 10 ein9eridtet,
ouB td alIe Naftrdse aur .3ufriereuheit
meiuer &unoen iduea uno bldg ousfit4=
reu fam. Sd criadc mciue olttn Sc
Ihdftaircunoe mir terner i6r 9euei9te8
Woblwollen gu idenser.
il b Int @ III. y. % yatt.
, 1875-10-13
Otrginia StaatS<Wa5eTI
tas'te tsraussesebsn BON
9obn g. Dsin II.
80. s 3pGlitc StraSc.
tihmonb, So.
q subscriptions . NreiSs,
9reiie der auSeisen:

prciie bcr auseisen:
Gin square, Elm @lal liE2 ,soao
Sin Ssmars Srei SIal "A 175
Gin Sauare, cine NSde s2.SV
Gin Sauare, etnet WRcnas y.7 'SSoV
Sin sqnars. bret @tonate 1''oO
,srSsere Nnseiseh wsreea bt0t5fr tereanet.
sdt rser weniaer Bel IN etlsen etnen Saaare.
4ae gu,eiacn iinb int gsraus su tabien-
Die 3ettuH3 wtle IN otl4 mone tap ''fn'
aelenb BON ben 3rdsern tar IS 2entS per
9SrGe auseefrdeen.
, 1875-10-13
u. r. CRAWFORD.
Die Tnhk1tr

1T %beitinnrtt. bas gauge btsberi9e @etlperfabren un,a
~iuftobsn. Die Sur ptrb bur5 bas iosenannt:
&obeao ins bur4 @tnnebrnen pon 2oDpaloer
ntptrft y te aobeaoer Sei9tn on, no bic S~rant3eit
3stt aei9en file bic 9eoenstrait 6es Menidfn an.
3Guienoe. iino In ben lebten 5rpei Sabren IT. Der
Sobes2nI!olt, "a Stanton Str Itcm Norf, sebeilt
poreen. Inter ben @ebettten ~bciinoen it5 picle
gerSte uno Apntbetrr. Die 9obbGoer unterI1eiecu
! .}D pom anocren 8doern baourd, bqb lie brett ouf
bic &rarSbeit etriptrfen, Il . ben ~franfen Stoii sut=
~fernen, in ipei0er iSorr er aud sum @oribetn
tcnrme. Ste iiuo eth 8erbrernnnesz ober @usIbeis
hun9SsBroceB Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sober Rranfe
rotro bel Der Iniccnbuns bieier Sur i~oSuia9en iein
et9ener IrSt.. gSenn Semanb bur9 bt,le 8dbcr as
b.ttt 1T, 10 Tt &c ptrtlib lino raptfaf 9ebeilt, pG9s
rcnb na6 Der bisberi9en 9etlmctbooe bic Mtttei
eep65nlih gei6brli3er iinb ais BITE INSTRUMENTATION,
nno lt5 DiterS en gangs Seer ie-anoi.er .sronfs
betten ~etnitclt.
O69Iei9 bic s~uoodber oGc srunt5eitcn, innsrEi5
iifo dnberii9, tnrtren, 10 ltno bod bic s8trfnnaei
bet tol9enbsn 6renfbeite't. Defenders penn ie ii3
nod IN a%catcin3 5 nitanee b%efinber, gang auBeroroents
ltd: Siebcr, felbit Rerpenz rnb Epp6usfieber,
tOeroe" iebr i3rea, 9epobuii9 NIT Ia 9aDern
furtci G3atss unb Observation-Disclosures mir;
b~eioroer5 tet iunaer 9enten II. i'm eriten Stobtuin,
snattsaaus perbea oft febr. fdni4 oebeilt;
ebenio Mu9en> uno STANDARDIZATION, icroie oae
tSph'titifd,e &ranfbeiten in iebsm @rabe. 8ti
d: l0"'u &renfbetten, Grat6mnisSen, @e=
pl6eli6e !. fl '5are. 9trr elm @ao lit birret6eno,
i'm SSepet Doa ser %gStrsnas gu ii6erSeu9en. @,a,
sensret9 LAB iogenannte S9rn= ooer
SaSrFrrlr CelMa, n, ? isst nn9etlOers S%rant5eidDl
gr1sent bcs lGeritpiies nit iebcm Babe Surd Sen
lr'r Qh
Uis Sat 'tne GtnnebmesQnGuer pcrSen nod
ieoem YIab TN Qonoe ps"t ,nbt, Ser ArftS BID
@abesYulpers tit 50. Der oes Ginnebme : Bnlpers
81. @tat Iaie iia cine 9toi9are i6er bic 2ostlS
b su9lii5sr eeer Aenti3er Sprade i@iten.
FIR. RauchfusS.
s-iI.. I..T d S<anton Str. CBox 1eGaA
, 1875-10-13
rHE Virginia PROTECTION
2ebsns- .
Derldelnags WrlrA(Oaft
Ribmoao, Da.

5. q. Isl finion wraErent.
Widlar0 Strap. 2'ice-praipeut.
8. y. WlfInion, GetrelGr.
) VI. 9odmaaa @uritUr.
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Jtaib8cbIr.
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-02-20
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.

Othth VI WV VI tllc
Trustees A Successor Appointed - No
More Pdstponement - Drawing Certain
February 27th.
Alta meeting of the Trustees of the Public Ii
brary of Kentucky, Jan. 10, 1915, it was resolved
that c. NJ. Briggs, Esq, who under the late Hon.
Thos. f. Bramette was tic real business ran.
ager of the gin concerts already given in aid OF
the Public Library of Kentucky, be and lie is
hereby authorized to take the place made vacant
by the death of said Bramlette in the manage
ment of the affairs of the nth and last gift con.
cert, and that the drawing announced for Febru-
AIRY p, 1875, shall positively and unequvocally
take place on that day without any further post
ponement or delay on any account whatever.
L. T. DURRETr, Pres.
JOHN S. CAIN, Secretary.
Hereafter all communications relating TO the
9TH concert should be addressed to the under.
signed, and pledge myself that the drawing
shall come off February 27, or that every dollar
paid for tickets shall be returned.
C. NJ. BRIGGS, Agent and Manager,
Room 4, Public Library Building Louisville, Ky
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-02-20
Lancaster.

Lancaster.
The noon passenger train to Groveton
has been discontinued, and the morning
train north now leaves here at O'Clock.
Our former townsman, Albert G.
Smith, Esq. now Of Buffalo, is in
town on visit to his friends.
VIM. Hubbard has sold his farm to John
jerome for $4,000. Mr.. Jerome also buys
nearly all his stock and farming tools
Since Martin advertised to sell his
goods at cost they arc going like shot
cakes" Those who would buy cheap
must call early.
The roads have not been If so bad con-
dition for several years, being drifted full
Of snow # we have than they will be
almost impossible for some time.
The winter term of the Academy closed
last Friday. The spring term commences
Monday, Feb. 22d.
Frank Smith & Co. are selling nice
grades of -four at $500, and good arti.
Gle at 5000. Now is the time to stock
up.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-02-20

Last Wednesday a horse belonging 10
Mr.. R.W. Chesman, while being driven by
his son, ran away. The sleigh was some
what damaged; the driver, fortunately,
escaped without injury.
Thomas Noise, sur gunsmith, fell
among some barrels a few days since and
bruised his face and nose ina fearful man.
uer. He dressed his own wounds and
''glued' up the broken places with the
skill of an experienced surgeon; he is
now doing well.
There will be an excellent opportunity
at the Academy, next term, for the study
and practice of drawing and water color
ing. 1t is to be hoped that many will
avail themselves of this, as the present
teacher ~ one of unusual experience, and
every way worthy of patronage.
The examination of the graded school
last week cvinced that the scholars had
had excellent instruction and made
marked progress. Mr.. TIolton, our pru-
dental committee, has taken a deep inter-
est in the welfare of the school and sought
to remedy all defects in its management.
To him and TIE teachers whose engage
ments have Just terminated, is due much
credit for the satisfactory condition OF
the school.
An alarm of fire last Tuesday afternoon,
brought out both engines ard large
crowd of people on short notice. II
proved to be at the Catholic church. The
SCOT in fire place that was bricked mp
caught fire. and the heat was so great as ia
set fire to the wood work. 1t was extin-
guished before much damage was done.
The exhibition by the students of the
grammar school, last Saturday evening
drew a crowded house. The play. "Ter
Nights in 4 Bar Room" was well rer,
dered, and the tableaux gotten up with
good taste. The music, by the Lancaster
band was unusually good.
The following communication has beer
received in relation 20 the box of cloth
ing sent from this place to the sufferer:
by the grasshopper plague in Minnesota
LU VERNE, MINI, Feb. ., 1875.
Your box was received to-day, it being
! the third box received by this county out
side our own State. Fifty people wert
waiting here to receive aid, and nothing
for them but what your box contained
bEt it was so nicely packed and the arti
cles were so good that it went long way
/ We made vp little bundles for the mos
! destitute, and several shivering old mel
! were made warm in few minutes. w,
hardly know how to express our gratitude
to the people of Lancaster for this gener
| Gus contribution, hut we do believe thai
you will realize in this case that it is bet
ter to give than to receive. God blcs
you all. P. j. KNIss,
Chm. Rel. Com.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-02-20
East Concord.

Duett Smith had colt hurt so bad
ly few days since, while passing a load
of bark that it died in three or four days
Horace Gage was driving the bark team
and was walking behind his load
when the teams met. The colt turned his
head towards the team and was struck by
the bark. AS the snow was not so deep
where the teams met IS to make it bad
turning out, the question arises, who
was to blame?
A sum amounting to upwards of $4,000
has been subscribed for the purpose of
building a Methodist church at this place.
The building will be 34x45 feet; work
will be commenced soon, as it is intended
to have it completed before next winter.
The following names constitute the build.
ing committee: L. w. Pratt, chairman, J
w. H. Wright, (Secretary,) N. w. Villas,
Treasurer,) Dan Smith, (Overseer of La
bor) F. C. GRAFT and O. T. Russell.
The cold weather has stopped tile buzz
of the saw and the thunder of the water
wheel, yet we have Russell Hall lit M
up nearly every night. Lyeeums once in
two weeks, Ladies' Aid Societies once in
two weeks and r'ligouS meetings three
evenings each week. Last night we had
an arbitration between J. P. Prouty, plff.,
and Bernice Stockwell, def, for labor on
deft.s farm; also damage for nonfulfl-
ment Of verbal trade for place. Def.
claimed that he was ready at the time APP
pointed to make writings, but that plff
failed to fulfill the appointment. Daniel
Powers, Archibald Powers and VIM. r.
Smith, arbitrator; verdict that dcft. pay
$35 and costs The case was taken from
the County Court and tried before Justice
L. W. Pratt.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-02-20
Gorhan.

The members of the I. o. G. 7. of this
place enjoyed very pleasant repaSt
at the Eagle Hotel one evening last week,
Several members from Bethel, about
thirty in number, were present as guests.
MI Chas. W. Bean has been exhibiting
hens egg-Brahma species-laid this
winter, which measures by l-2 inches,
and weighs about four ounces. Next!
The coolest weather of the present
winter experienced was last week, the
thermometer falling twenty-seven degrees
below.
Eighty-nine degrees were conferred in
one night at a recent meeting of Glen
Lodge No. 81 I. o. o. F. This lodge is
increasing its membership wonderfully OF
late.
We have arranged with A. j. Graham,
Esq, to make collections for us in Cor
ham and vicinity. Subscribers who re-
ceive their papers at the Gorham and
Shelburne Post Offices will find their hillS
with him and it is hoped all who are in
arrears will seek an early opportunity to
settle their accounts. We would say also
to those who have paid to January 1st
that we prefer 81 so in advance, to $1.7E
at the end Of the year.
At citizens meeting held Friday even.
ing last for the purpose Of getting an ex,
preston relative to exempting the Alpine
House and personal property from taxa
ton for period of ten year. or longer
if rebuilt by the Grand Trunk Railway
Co., it was voted to have an article in
serted in the town warrant for such pur
pose. We hope our citizens will view this
move in its proper light and not allow
this golden opportunity to pass, whereby
we may enhance the value of our estates
bring additional property into our town
sooner or later, and add considerably t.
our population. Allow no bug-bear Cos
sip that the company will erect a second
class hotel and lease it to q second-clas
landlord, have the slightest bearing will
our voters. For their own interests thu
company would do neither They hav,
felt the need of a commodious summer
house at Gorham, for some time, ant
whenever they rebuild the Alpine House
which no doubt they will do immediatel,
if our people show the right spirit of en-
enlargement toward the enterprise, tn,
public may depend upon tlrst-clas
house, modern in architecture and attract
i've in every particular. 1t is idle talk tt
suppose the G. T. r. Co. will erect first
class house and then lease it to an mex
perienced and incapable party to run it.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-02-20
DOLLAR S

TO TIE AMOUNT OF TWO MILLIONS FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND ARE To BE DIS.
TElLUIED DN TIE 21TII FEBRTARY By
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF kENTCCKT
UPON TIE OCCASION OF THEIR FIFTH
AID LAST gffNCEET
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-02-20
Born.

In Guildhall, February 10th, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ida Hodge, daughter.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-02-20
THE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY

Ofthc subscriber will hereafter be open evciN
week day except Mondays. Particular attet-
tion will be given TO making retouch"d pho
logTlphs whereby frecklGs are nearly ul
wholly renewed Likewise particular atten
ton given 30 taking ch,ldrHn'S pictures. II
brought in Il clear day The forenoon il much
the best time. Old pictures copied 10 aLN
size from SxI0 inches 10 24X}0. ana finished j.
ink Good work warranted every time.
+. r. WILSON.
Lancastor n H.. July 18TH, 1874.
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Lunenburg.

At one of Father G!ines' temperance
meetings in 1884, after the lecture, as
usual, the pledge was passed for sigma
lures. On: gentleman in the congrega-
ton, when asked to sign the pledge, said,
eyes, should be glad to, have been want
ing to long time. Put my name right
down" The young man handed him the
paper for him to sign, when he said 81
have not my specs with me, you write for
me-" His name was put on the paper.
After the meeting he went to Nat Clarke's
hotel and said, "Now, Nat, have just
joined the temperance society ard have
got to leave off drinking, and want you
to set OH the bottle so the Squire can see
me leave off," He filed his glass, drank
it, and left off as he had very many times
before and did afterwards.
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Drawing Certain Or Money nefanded.

Whole tickets $50. Halves S2j. Tenths, or eacl
Coupon s. Eleven whole ticket, $500,
For tickets or information, address
THO. T. BRAMLETTE,
l-4w Agent and Manager, Louisville, Ky.
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WATERFOWL UNION LIVE STOCK
MARKET
For the Week ending Tuesday, Feb. 16, 1875
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
NUMBER FROM THE SEVERAL STATES.

lOCdl.. .'...... al JU06
Number of cars over the different roads--Boston
& Lowell, 10; Fitchbprg, %; total, SO.
Prices of Market Beef-A few choice, $l0.T5;
extra $3.50 to $1,000; first quality $3.50 to 5000;
second quality 800 to $500; third quality $500
to 5000
Prices of Store Cattle-working Oxen, per pair,
from 500, $50, $l75 to $240.
Mich Cows and Calves from $35 to $G3; extra,
500 to 500. Farrow cows, $23 TO $40.
Yearlings, $40 to SIS; two years old, $40 to s2s;
three years old, $50 to $40.
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs-In lot., $3.50, $500 to
$3.50 each; extra 1915 to $500 each, or from
3 to, 9 l.2c per Id. Fancy sheep, &c per Id.
Prices Of Hides, Tallow and STANDARDIZATION
hides, liz to &c per lb country hides, to l.2c
per ID. Brighton tallow, 3 l2 TO &c per Id; coun.
try tallow, to Lee per Id.
Pelts Sl.00 TO $3.50 each. Calf skins IL TO l5c
per ID.
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP.
NIB. Beef-Choice grade includes nothing but
quality include the BEST large, fat oxen. Second
and third quality includes oxen and two and three
year old steers.
Sheep-Extra includes cossets and when those
of inferior quality are thrown out
REMARKS.
Cattle-l23 head of northern cattle this morning
and 2SS head of western are back, owned by VIM
Colwell, to arrive tomorrow morning. The sup.
ply is light from the north, in consequence of the
hard moving of stock over the ice in the roads
The light supply has not occasioned better feel.
ing in the market, but the trade is decidedly slow
A few flocks run in this morning, amounting tC
1866 head Moderate sales and no alteration in
rates from last week. The range Of prices is from
8 10 7c. per ID, according to the quality of the
fiocks. Geo. HUTCHINSON. sold 81 sheep, average
u lbs, at 8 l.2c.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Guudhall.

There is to be dance at the Essex
House February sd. by special invitation.
The county court commences its session
here March 9th. Last day of service
February 25th. A short term Is antiei-
pated.
B. F. Grow, who had his right hand
sawed off in the peg factory last summer,
is still at work there picking up blocks,
willing, if he cannot dc a mans work, to
earn boys pay.
The following persons pay taxes on a
grand list of twenty dollars and upwards,
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DEATH TO ALL MEN

IL sure If they are sufferers from you thtul in
dscretiON or cXccsscs. The cause and cure
of all nbrvious debility. speTnat orrhea, loss
of vitality and power, ard causes which unit
tor marriage, with the symptoms which
designate stiH Abuse, with its attendant evils ;
are all fully explained in our book of lectures,
and every Young or old man should have a
copy. Sent free upon the receipt OF two
stamps tor mailing and n seltadhrcssed on
vcopa. Published by authority Of the MASS.
MED. INSTITUTE, lh3 Court ST., Boston.
". D, This class Vf diseases q speciality,