Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-09-23


next thirty days their entire stock of
goods at a bargain. All persons having
unsettled accounts viii please call and
settle at once.
S. S. Mcdonald left a stalk Of corn at
the Post office, a few days since, that
measures eleven feet and four inches in
length, and has a twenty-row6d ear on it.
The Lodge of Good Templars assem-
bled at the depot last Tuesday morn
ing, and performed the burial service of
the order, over the remains of their sis
ter member, 1Irs. Trull, which were to
be conveyed on the seven o'clock train to
Bethel, Me-, for intcrment.
Last Wednesday the employees Of the
Fabyan' House presented Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lindsey with an elegant silver tea
set, as Il mark of appreciation and re-
spect We regret to learn that owing to
the light travel in the mountain region,
the receipts at the Fabyan House have
been much lighter than usual this season,
and must fall short of paying the OK
penses of running the house.
At the Democratic caucus held last Sat
urday, Henry O. Kent, Charles w. Smith,
J. G. Crawford and Francis Richardson
were chosen delegates to the Electoral
Convention. A meeting will be held at
Kent's hall, Saturday evening, for the
purpose of organizing a Tilden and Hen
bricks campaign club, at which it is
hoped every district in the town will be
represented.
Notice the sale at auction of Porter
Bros. & Hodgdon, commencing next Sat
urday, 7. NJ, advertised in another col
umn. As they propose to close up bust
ness October 1st, their goods must be
closed out previous to that time. They
will continue to sell at private sale in the
meantime at auction prices. All accounts
remaining unsettled October LIST, will be
/ left with an attorney for collection.
Lane & Roby have just received their
full stock of fall goods. They certainly
have the largest and finest stock Of ready
made clothing we have ever seen in this
part of the State. Their stock of over
coats is immense and in gents furnishing
goods, we never saw a better display in
town, also their stock of hats and caps,
trunks and bags is the largest. Rcmem-
Der their "new Granville" collar they are
selling 50 cheap.
Hon. William Burns, Judge Weeks,
DR.. Rowell, DR.. Mitchell and many other
prominent citizens Of Lancaster, and
Alison L. Brown, Warren G. Brown,
Ralph Fiske, Moses H. Gordon and a
hundred other citizens OF Whiteaeld and
vicinity have tried Dr. Woodburys de-
licious Dyspepsia Killers or Headache
Lozenges and pronounced them u Won
dQrful medical discovery. Ask them fol-
yourself and if you have dyspepsia o.
headache, remember that your druggist
warrants q fifteen cent box to cure you
or the money will be refunded How
mean sick man must feel when he re,
fuses to be cured for fifteen cents, musp't
he?
A Hayes and JVheeler club has been or
ganizcd here with the following Off
GERS: President, Jacob Benton; Vice
Presidents, B. F. Whidden, Ossiau Ray
L. L. Shaw, w. d. Weeks, w. J. White
w. II. Hartman, Harvey Goodale, A. p
Wheelock, W. P. Freeman, w. T. Smith
Secretary, II. r. Porter; Treasurer, B
r. Olcott; Elk. Committee, II. f. Whit
comb, T. S. Ellis, c. L. McIntirc, c. A
Larkin, w. A. White, S. A. Way, Georg,
Garland.