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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-04

CINCINNATI seems to have a
street railroad elephant which steps
on the the peoples pocket-book,
judging from the following editorial
in yesterdays Commercial:
The street railway companies have
been the destruction of our streets.
About a quarter of q century ago the
bowlder pavement became fashionable.
Ii was announcement TO remove the old
limestone pavements to put down the
powders on q level, as should have been
done, with a fac bed of gravel under
them. The contractors preferred to pull
up the limestone from the sides OF the
streets and throw them to the center. la
order to accommodate this system the
Z" crown" was invented. Then we
adopted the Philadelphia style Of
railroads, and the crown was taken
out for the single line tracks. Bat
the companies we're to have kept the
streets in repair. They did nothing OF
the sort. They were to have paid a per
capita tax, That was taken off under
pressure Of the plea of poverty. Theirs
was to have been car license paid. 1t
was not paid. Now, in consideration Of
all these things, and IN consideration,
further, Of the fact that the Eighth street
line got q charter that should never have
been g%ranted-and in consideration also.
of the fact that our city council is not
truly good-we have the Thresher bill,
which seems to be a Democratic meas.
ure. But we do not think such consid-
erations should be convincing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-04
8. AND !. ASSOCIATION.
AUCTION.


ON SATURDAY, MAY 9TH, ATn O'CLOCK
" am, l will sell, in front of II. l.. Guion's
concern, three promissory notes made BY III.
Byas, on May 20, 1871, each being for l2O5,
with interest from date, falling due at FIVE,
six aad seven years from date
55-56 LELAND LEATHERMAN. Atty.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-04
Tate Epson Spring,

Uh"ihSoE OOuOtyS EhbJ leDns
THIS MEDICINAL WATER is CON-
4 coded to DO the most eficacious now
known, in the cure Of Dyspepsia and all
diseases Of stomach, liver. bowels, kidueys.
diseases peculiar TO females. and in general
debility. his resort of health and pleasure
Is situated at the base Of Clin6h Mountain, in
a 6eautiful'yalley. Climate unsurpassed for
salubrity. ClQan, comfortable rooms. Table
sqppli9d with the best tho country affords.
East Tenn. Va. and Ga. r. r. to Springs.
Excursion tickets can be purchaeed ffom the
principal southern cities 70 M0rristown.
Shipping water TO all parts Of United States
in poplar barrels VI IS per barrel in dou0t.
Mayl lST7. THOMAS IOMLINS0N.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-04

nominally his headquarters, accom-
panied by his estimable and ac-
c~omplished wife, who now visits
Texas for the first time. We hope
their sojourn may De pleasant, and
feel assured that Governor Browns
mission in the Empire of Texas"
viii be one of usefulness and large
benefit to the South aud the great
commercial interests of the country.
La crónica., 1877-12-29
Aqua de Barcelona

o LECHE DE LA SULTANA.
Para limpiar, ~suavizar y hermosear eli Gu.
tbs.
Ell especffico mas generalmente usado
por todas las damas de las Cortes de la
vieja Europa.
Sc garantiza que no contiene ningun
ingredients nocivo. q
Esta renombrada aqua indispensable
en- ell tocador de todas las damas, Sc ha-
LA de venta en- la
BOTICA ESPANOLA,
esquina de las GALES Main y Short, bar
rio de Sonora.
JOSE PRUNEDA,
Propietario.
En- dicho establecimiento Sc vende
tambien la Mel de Marrubio y Alquitran
de Haley las Gotas de Pix que curan ell
dolor de muelas en- IN minute.
La crónica., 1877-12-29
ADVERTENCIA.

Los personals que nos han escritc
dltimamente deben dispensarnos
que no contestemos EN- seguida: son
tantas y tan apremia.ltes las tareas
que tenemos ahora con motive de
ser fin del ano que materialmente
nos falta ell tempo para cumplir
col TODD. Contestaremos tan prom.
to como nos sea possible.
La crónica., 1877-12-29
A NUEsTROs sUsCRIToREs

Con Ell ndmero actual de LA Gro
MICA cOncllimos Ell aho de publica-
cion. Deseando comenzar ell ell
trante con libros limpios rcgamos q
todos que Sc apresuren q hacernos
sus pages sin mas tardanza. Los
suscritores en- esta ciudad deben con
especialidad tomar nota de este
aviso.
La crónica., 1877-12-29
La E NOVELA.

Con ell ndmero proximo de LA
CR0NICA daremos comienZo q la
publication de la anunciada novela
"Sor Angelica" de Juan a Mateos.
Las personals que quieran leer COM
pleta tan interesante obrita deben
apresurarse a suscribirse, y los sus-
critOres que no deseen sufrir inter
rupciones molestas en- ell recibo del
~peri0dico q pagan sus plazos venci-
dos.
La crónica., 1877-12-29
EN- LA CATHEDRAL.

Primera misa q las s A i. NJ. Ultima
MIsa q las 10 A. NJ. Catecismo q las ~
de la tarde. Vfsperas d las 7 p. NJ.
IGLEsIA DE- MIRA. sRA DE Los
Primera mlsa a las 81 de la manana,
segunda misa q las 7, Ultima misa q las
g de la mahanacon Catecismoa las ~
V1speras d las 81 P. NJ. Sermon en- espa-
mol.
La crónica., 1877-12-29
Almanaque.
DICIEMBRE.

DOMINGO, S0.-San Sabine obispo.
Lines. 3l.-San Silvestre papa y Santa
Columbia vfrgen.
ENERO.
Martes, LA Circumcision de Nuestro
Senor Jesucristo, a Olidon ahad y San.
ia Eufrosina vfrgen.
Microbes, 2.-San Martiniano, martin
Y San Macario A~lejandrlno.
JEeves, 3.-San Antero papa, Santa Ge-
noveva vfrgen y San Daniel martir.
Viernes, 4,-San Tito obispo, San Pris.
.~ciliano Y San Aquilino martires.
sabado, San Telesforo papa y San
Simon.
La crónica., 1877-12-29
ENERO.
DEEUNCION.

Dofa Rosa Mariscal de Moreno,
de 20 amos de edad, esposa de Jesus
NJ. Moreno, falleci0 ell dia Lines IL
de Diciembre de 1877.
Su temprana muerte es un golpe
terrible para su familia que sufre 81
mayor desconsueio, pues la finada
era querida de todos porsus virtudes.
TERESA ELIAS, Madre.
FRANCESCA ELIAS a..
ALEXANDRA ELIAS "
JESUS M. MORENO, esposo.
d291m
La crónica., 1877-12-29
PEDRO MOLERA,


Sc ocupa de la medicion de ~terrenos,
Trazado de pianos y TODD 10 con-
cerniente q agrimensura
HABLA ESPANOL.
OFICINA-En la esQuina de las GALES
New High J Temple, con ell Juez de Paz
Garlic. sl2no
La crónica., 1877-12-29
L A C r o N CA
Sin perdida de TEMPO.

Atienden con TODD cuidado q todo 10
concerniente q entierros siendo los mas
experimentados en- Ell negocio.
Sc ENCARGAN PoR COMPLETE DE LA
DIRECTION DE FUNERALEs
Y entierran en- los Cementerios Catoli-
co, de la Ciudad y Evergreen. Tienen
mapas de cada uno en- su almacen.
Embalsaman los ~cadaveres, los preparan
y los transportan q todas parties del pats.
La unica irma que atiende EXCLUSIVE
mente de todo negocio q la direction de
entierros. Posee sus propios vehfculos y
caballos.
Ell MAYOR SURTIDO DE ATAU-
DIES DE MADEIRA Y ME-
TAI EN- LA CIUDAD.
Artfculos para uso de funerales, Coro-
mas, Lutos, etc. Son los nnicos agentes
para los
ATAUDEs DE PATENTE DE STEIN.
Los mas ~lujosos CARRIAGES
MORTUORIOS en- ell Estado, y
Propietarios del primero y dnico
Carruage Mortuorfo
para Ninos.
A nuestros parroqulanos les ensenamos
gratis los varios cementerios.
Los que necesiten de nuestros servicios
haran bien en- hacernos una vista. dSno
La crónica., 1877-12-29
SENORAS.

w 9
SENORAs.
Clemencia Ruiz de Alisa, Dolores
Bracamonte, Rosa Garcia, Guada-
lupe Garcia, Maria l.. Gordo, Am
paro Hereida, 2; Conception Leon,
2; Maria Lopez, Maria Sotelo de
Lugo, Juliana Manriquez, Manuela
E. Morales, Estefana Rallales, An
tonia Rivera, Pilarsita Rocha, jose
ia N. Rocha, Ascencion Sepdlveda.
sENoREs.
Manuel Albar, Seferino Andrade,
Francisco Basello, Jose S. Bega, r.
Benites, Patricio Baca, Francisco
Chorba, Jesus Corrella, Leonardo
Gotta, Asiano Dominguez, Francis
co Dotter, Andres Eoll, Anastacio
Feliz, Mariana Garcia, Jose Gomez
lnofel Gonzales, Refugio Granillo,
Te0filo L.eiva, Prudencio Lopez,
K. Machado, Juan z. MeZa, Fran
cisco Miranda, Ramon Monges, Je-
sus Morale, Jose Moreno, Antonio
Morales, Simon Oruelas, Francisco
Pollorena, Domingo Ribara, AdoIfo
Rivera, Martin Rocha, Antonio Ro-
cha, Nicolas Robles, Juan P. Sierra
no, Jose d. Sspdlveda, Manuel To-
Hos. Platon G. Vallejo, Ijinio Via,
Sesario Venegas; Jose Zuberi, Juan
Sorraquines.
EXTRANJERO
Francisco Bagiotti, Antoine
Blaiss, Antonio Boitano, O.. c..
Compile, f. NJ. De la Croix, Pierre
Domec, Pierre LIE Coz, Giuseppe
M~ontaline, 2; German Pelligriz,
Giovanni Preceini, Louis Sentaus,
Francois Veysset.
COL. DUNKELBERGER,
Administrator de Correos.
La crónica., 1877-12-29
D~irectorio de Ia Iglesia CatoIica.

limo. Tadeo Anat, Obispo; limo.
Francisco Mora, Obispo Coadjutor y vica-
rio General; Rev. Pedro Verdaguer, Cura
ParToco.
La crónica., 1877-12-29
Cartas en- ell Correo.

Las personals que acudan por estas car.
tas Sc serviran avisar qre han sido publ.
cadas en- LA CRoNICA correspondence al
dia 20 de Diciembre de 1877.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-20
SOCRATES.

AUGUST FLOWER The most mis-
cradle beings in the world arc those
suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint. More than seventy-fye
per cent. Of the people in the United
States are afflicted with these two
diseases and their effects; such as
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habit
ual Costiyeness, Palpitation Of the
Heart, Heart burn, Water brash,
gnawing and burning pains at the pit
of the Stomach, yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue and disagreeable taste in the
mouth, coming up Of food after eating,
low spirits, &c. Go to your Druggist,
p. j. Noyes, Lancaster; A, X.
Towne, Gorham; 0. S. Blood, White
field; True Lovcrin, Colebrook, and
get q 40 cent bottle of August Flower
or sample bottle for 10 cents. Try
it. Two doses will relieve you.
2l-1v
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FALSE IsIPREssIoNs.-It is general
~ supposed by a certain class Of citi-
zens. who are not practical or expert
enced, that Dyspepsia can not inyar.-
ably be cured, but we are pleased 10
say that GREENS AUGUsT Flower has
never, to our knowledge, failed TO cure
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint in all
its forms, such as Sour Stomach, Cost
iyeness, Sick Headache, palpitalion
of The Heart, low spirits. &c. &C.
Out OF 10000 dozen bottles sold last
year, not a single failure was rerorted,
but thousands of complimentary let
tcrs received from Druggists Of won
dcrful cures. Three doses will relieve
any case. Try it. sample bottles 10
cents. Regular size 10 cents. For
sale by p. j. Nayes, Lancaster; a.
! X. Towne, Gorham; o. $. Blood,
| Whitefeld; True Loverin, Colebrook.
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Lancaster, ~. ~.

One Of the editors Of the Gazette
can tell you about going patrige hunt
ing. He went last week, and had the
usual good luck of those who 60 On
such excursions.
Arthur Cowing has added q shoot
ing gallery to his barber shop,
The Western Union Telegraph Co.
have set new poles along the railroad
track, and moved the line from the
highway between here and the Wing
Road.
A young man who is stopping IN
town is TO attempt the feat of walking
fifty miles inside of eleven hours, at
Freeman's Hall, next Saturday. We
have not been able to learn any of the
particulars.
The docket for the November Term
of Court, Southern District, just issu-
ed, contains 457 civil actions, twelve
State, thirteen equity, and six scs.
sions. 1t is the largest docket that
we have ever had in this county.
Wednesday morning as one of Ja-
cob Benton's men was driving up
Main street at rather fast trot, the
transom bolti came out and let the
buggy drop down and stop, while The
driver and horse went along. The
man struck on his face on the GROUND
but did not receive any serious injury
Last w ednesday morning Franz
Smith forgot to water his horse, al
least we think that must have beer
the case, and the animal getting
thirsty, started out to procure some
and in wandering around stepped on
same boards that covered o well, anC
Immediately found what he sought
about ten feet below the surface. II
took about an hours work to shove
him out. The only damage was few
ses.-Gazette.
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GUILDI[ALL


w. f. Hobbs, of Whitelicld, N. H.,
dropped In upon us last Wednesday,.
The man who sang, "Cub, oh, cub
wild me-" is supposed to have been in
the habit of going out bareheadcd.
The peg mill has been shut down
for a few days,ifor the purpose Of re-
pairing the dryers and other machin-
cry,
1t will soon be time to write a page
and a half in new diary before you
lose it, or your wife takes it to keep
the milk account in.
There has not been fall for a long
time when the weather was so favora-
be for manufacturing leather board
and straw board, as this fall.
We were pleased TO receive q call
ON Chas. Whiting, an employee on
the Republican, at Lancaster, N. H.,
last Wednesday.
The Young people of this town
visited the residence of r. st. j..
Howe, last Monday evening, in the
form of II surprise party. A good
time is reported.
Rufas X. Poole invaded our sanctnm
last Monday, and he brought with
him, two carrots; one measuring %
1-2 inches in length. Rufe says that
when someone beats that he will try
again.
We were pleased to receive call
from II. M. Iarvey.and G. w. Harris
horn, Esq, of Canaan, last Wcdnes-
day. They were en-routea for Cranky
to see that justice would be done.
Call againlmos genial knights of the
crooked points of law; you will al
ways find our latch string hanging
out. rs.., .-..
Lisbon N. H. has had baby show
so says the Globe, and thes fur
th or says that the infant reporter OF
that paper would be there to report
the affair. Now we rath Ell guess that
Bro. Parker has had an addition to
his family since we saw him last. And
let us congratulate you Bro. upon
having repor ter in the family, and
thus save the expense Of hiring one
and save yourself a great deal Of
trouble and anxiety. Make printer
out of him, and he will be rich man
and an ornament to society.
The hunters that went to Maidstone
last week, and we noticed in last
weeks HERALD, returned last Satur.
day afternoon, looking hale and
hearty. They can tell you some
thrilling adventures with the wild
beasts of the forests. They see 9
dear (deer). Look OFT for the tale O
adventure Of these two young men
which we expect is to come out il
book form soon.
WHITEFIELD, Il. H., Sept. 29th
1877.
TO the people of Lunenburg anC
elsewhere. In regard to the GOSSIP
concerning Fred Webb, it is all un
true. ! understand that it is sad
some, that was put up TO take tht
step / have taken. 1t is not so i; n,
one was concerned in it except myself
1t was myself that complained, and
had a right to. Moreover, under
stand the report is, that ] felt very
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-20

w. Z. Hobbs is about to open u
grocery and provision store in the
building formerly occupied by Mr..
Day, our stylish tailor, and owned by
Chas. Hobbs. Success TO you, VIII
Der.
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friij,rl Br.in''' Ii'''''rp-

rSFRAL MERCHANDISE Hall.
10 do n. 4. Hubbard.
|SSFN HOUsE.--Wm. II. Hartshoin.
n IToENEY. &C. Z. Beston-
PUYSIC AN.---Dr. y. ;. BOyce.
|.UNRER MANF'ER,-L. 4. Moore.
RIST MILL. T. Moore.
(IvERY srA +. Hartshorn.
ARPENTERs.--Nm ID. Rosebrooks, WIN.
10. Washburn, Hubbard willard, Joseph
OrmsbY.
|POST.OFFICE.--Wm. Il Uartshom.
suOE MAkER.--C. W Jov.
kOOD a LUMBER SURYEYOR,-P. II. Fol
lansby. q
EHEE ,---B. p. Cobb, Poole
Moore.
1 LLCK SMITH, ---Jonathan Poole.
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Whitcfield, NH.

Our lawyer, w. N. Aamington is
bound to be popular, and to carry his
popularity into practical effect, is
building an ornamental () woodshed
in the rear Of his Office on Water st.
Armic was always an ambitious young
man,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-20
Churches.

CoNGREG ATIONAL.--Rev J. G. Willis.
Preaching both forenoon aud AFTERNOON.
htETIIODIsT...Rcv.W W. &. Robinson, Pleach
ing both forenoon and afternoon
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-20
Northumberland, N. H,

kENERAL MERCHANDISE dams
Patrons of Husbsndry.
POST OFFICER. l.. Adams.
yHEELWRIG HTS, WIN. Marshall.
BLACKSMITHS,--Wm. IL. Poole Il Son.
IPEGS, STRAW BOARD and STARCH, - Rob.
ert Chase Il Son.
NORTHUMBERLAND TOLL BRIDGE,---Geo
Poole, keeper.
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Arrivals and Departure
Of Mails.

Mails arrive at GuiIdhall Post Office from
Tho south, at o'clock Z. NJ. From the Sorth
kI clock A.
Mails leave Guildhall Post 0ofic
directions. 1T 3 30 II.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-20
County Officers /:

CLERK. C. f. Benton; JUDGES, Porter Hin
Imam and Isaac K. Houston: SHERIFF, j. a.
|Mansur; JUDGE OF PROBATE, VIM. ii. Earts-
|horn; REGISTER OF PROBATE, c. +. Benton
|TREAsURElt, Richard Small: STATES Arl Or
IHEY. Geo. W. lIartshorn; HIGH BAILLIFF, q.
l.. Ramsey; COURT AUDITOR, II. Z. Chase.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-20
YICTORF.

F. A. Follensby late of the firm OF
Bailey & Follensby, lumber dealers,
leaves this week for Mass. He leaves
his cows, horses ard household furni-
ture at West Concord. He is going
on to milk farm where he has been
doing some business the past summer.
The mill and farm connected with. ii
goes back into the hands of Luke
'Buzzell of st Johnsbury.
One Horace Jones it is said charg-
ed another man SIT for threshing one
hundred and fifty bushels of grain,
this Fall.
A. j. Shaw, appointed Postmaster
here, has not received his commission
yet. He has expected it for some
time.
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Granny.
Apples are quite plenty here this
season. About,20J bushels was rails
ed on what is known as the Carpen.
ter farm, now owned by S. w. Jones,
and occupied by A. X err. Price per
bnshel, fifty cts.
Hens seem to be as profitable as
anything OH farm this year. One
man here from minutes kept and
other dates makes out that twenty
hens have layed 225 doz, eggs, which
at 10 cts per doz. would amount tc
$3.50, Raised thirty chickens worth
50 cts. each would be $1,000 more.
making in all S4S, IS from the 20 hens
or S2,4 apiece, thus making the totaI
income at least the equal Of two aver.
age cows.
On Thursday of last week Hollis
Emerson cut his hand badly on tho
saw Of one Of Luke Buzzells mill. Il
is said that u mans hand has to pass
within one half inch of the saw will
each shingle that is sawed on this
kind. of a machine.
Sumner Carpenter has put in ;
small grist mill into his saw mill, ant
has nearly grinding enough to keel
him busy all of tire at present. l
is great accommodation to the people
of this vicinity, saving. them lifteel
miles travel on an average each tim,
of going to mill.
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week, by a gentleman passing by, who
saved her and rescued her before the
rash act was committed. The lady's
name your correspondent withholds
from the public in respect to her
friends.
Butter is 80 cts. per lb. and the
prospect of better times is fattering.
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Morgan.

Morgan.
Mr.. Fuller has now worked up about
1000 bushels of potatoes into starch.
II. Rice, of Holland, is pressing
hons at the Center, and does his work
well.
VIM Farr has exchanged his place
here in the village for j. A. Gray's
Parker place on the hill about mile
east of this place.
A thief who appears to live in the
vicinity of the Center, entered Ruel
Elliot's cellar on the night of the 4th,
and sole all his pork; about so lbs.
Noah W., Perkins invited few
friends to his house on the evening
of the. Sd, it being the 10th anniversa-
ry of his birthday. The evening was
spent pleasantly in religious conversa-
ton and prayer.
Four families living in our village
are about moving to Holland, having
bought Of N. 7. Sheafe of Derby, wild
land in 60 acre lots situated in the
east part of the town. Others are
talking of moving in the same direc-
tion; if they do it will be quite a loss
to our thriving, Industrious village,
but we hope their places will be filled
by others who by their industry will
contribute to its success.
Dalton.
A telegraph wire has been put up
on the line Of the B. G. & NJ. r. R.,
extending from Whiteficld to Lancas-
ter.
The p. & o. r. r. bridge, across
the Connecticut, is receiving a coat of
paint.
The sewing circle will meet at the
town house ON Wednesday the oath.
Invitation to all in the evening, when
supper will be furnished by the ladies
Admission 10 cts.
Perhaps we cannot boast Of our
second crop of raspberries, but we
have seen some bushes that were
worth picking.
Mr.. Franklin Bell, of Lunenburg,
has u grape that is quite Il curiosity
for this northern region, being cover
ed with beautiful clusters of fruit. 1t
is fine purple variety.
County Treasurer Lang engaged a
young lady Of Cabot, VT, to keep q
private school in town this fall and
guaranteed her $50. The school COM
mcnced, the scholars were few and
grew fewer. Some difficulty arose,
Mr.. Lang took his children ont OF
school, others did the same until there
was only one scholar left, and still til,
plucky little schoolmarm continued
her school into the fourth week, when
Mr.. Lang paid her the $50, and she
went lone rejoicing.-Gd=ette.
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Geo. n. Dale, d. S. Stoirs and z. NJ. Manaur
island Pond; Geo. w. IIastshorn, Canaan
h. T.. Benton, Guildhall; Harvey " Gleason
|1nd \. +. Nichols, West Concord.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-20
RichfOrd.

A new Methodist parsonage is be-
ing built.
There is great deal of sickness
here several have already died and
many others are very low.
The Seventh Annual Convention of
the Franklin County Sunday Schools
was held here Oct. LIST, in the Metho.
dist Charch. The session was one of
interest and profit, and many good
thoughts were thrown out in favor of
conducting Sabbath Schools and clas-
SEES. The ladies furnished refresh
ments. in the vestry.
A young woman was rescued from
drowning in the river, one day last
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b. G.. & M. r. r. Time
Table.

BLENDERS of the Essex County Bar re-
siding in the County:
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badly at Guildhall at the time he re-
ceiyed lis sentence; that l wept for
two hours. No, so, my friends. L Ia d
fully considered the case before 1 took
the step. And justice has been done,
thanks to the Lord.
ALICE 1. WEBB.
Copied.
Our farmers have their falls work
nearly doue.
Now plant your pocket books a dol
lar and a halls worth.
Daniel Davis of Lower Waterford,
caught an owl that measured feet
from tip to tip of wings, up in East
Stratford, n. H., last week.
Messrs. Addin and Hanaford, OF
Northumberland, are doing an extern
sive business in buying cattle and TAX
ing to market. We hope they may
find the business remunerative.
A short time since. Daniel Wash.
burn lost Il pocket book containing
quite 4 little sum of money but we
understand that he has traced ii
around, and is well satisfied where it
went to, and will probably recover it.
Attention is called to the new adj
vertisement of Mrs. Hodge, in anoth-
err column. The cloth that she has is
Of the best, and our citizens-will do
we'll to call and examine. Let other
bushes people follow suit. Tell the
public what you have to sell and you
will probably sell them.
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1t anyone wants the boss accomoda.
just call on Diamond Stone, of the
Island Pond House, and he will use
you tip top.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-20

Any one who wants to pay out a
little "dosh" to buy oysters for the
winning side, is requested to meet at
the Town Hall, Sat. eve, Oct. 9th,
to organize for Grand Squir ell
Hunt some time hereafter.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-20
Island Pond.

Island Pond.
The new steam mill at this place
caught fire one day last week, and but
for its being discovered i'll season,
would have burned down.
We learn the Brass Band is TO give
n hnnd cnncprt soon
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-10-20

Lunenburg.
The "77's" defeated the "Wilt
Rangers" in match game Of Bias
Ball, last Saturday, by score Of 3;
to IA.