Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-11-15


OF " Thirty minutes for refreshment, "
as performed by the Northern Dra-
matte Company, consisting entirely OF
home taleut. To particularize is not
in our sphere; for all are deserving Of
great praise for the manner in which
both pieces were mounted and put on
the stage. The comments, both in
the hall and on on our streets, be-
speak volumes in praise OF the ANA
teur talent thus Enthusiastically shown
to exist amongst our youHg people,
and we feel proud in recording it.
The orchestra, Under the direction of
Mr., l.. +. BIgeldwi is n sufficient
guarantee that the music was rendered
in S0oi style. Mr.. Geo. +. Foster
also highly delighted the audience
with character song and dance
and had to repeat it, the audience
being of an Oliver Twist nature,
t0dRting more. Altogether a most en-
ijoyable evening was spent, and we
understand that by request of many
Of our citizens, the performance will
be repeated vt no distant day, and
may we be there to see.
A CHOICE VoLUME.-We are glad
to welcome another book from the
able, graceful and fascinating pen OF
this prince of writers of Bible iters-
ature. To all who have perused the
poetic, glowing pages of "Night
Scenes in the Bibles" the mere an
nOuncement. of new work will be
hailed with pleasure. Mingling with
tie wild scene of Gideon's Night at
tack, and the sad vision granted to
Nehemiah of the desolation of Jerusa-
lem is beautiful description of the
midnight sun off the coast Of Norway,
within twelve hundred miles of the
North Pole. The night of Betrayal
wakens the deepest emotions Of loving
hearts, and we shudder at the Dark
ness of MONDAY, and weep 1T the
grave in the dark shadows of night
feeling with intense viz illness the
events his marvellous skill has de-
picted. The book is precious to the
believer and its literary eXcellence,
rare word painting, and poetic imag-
cry make it very delightful work
for universal perusal.
FROM DARK TO DAWN, by REV, DAN
TEL MARCH ID. ID. Published by j.
C. McCURDY & CO., Philadelphia,
Pa; Cincinnati, o.; Chicago, Ill. ;
and st. Louis, Mo. Agents wanted.
See advertisement.
Positively the place to buy goods at
hard money prices is at A. H. Bonetts
Store on Cross-street, Island Pond.
1 Notice the following prices A few
Of those elegant Wamsutta shirts left,
only LOO. Old Commonwealth cot
ton 36in.. z cents by the web. Mid
dleseX cotton, 36in., 6 cents by the
web. Old Common wealth cotton 40iu.,
8 cents by the web. Standard blea-
ched cettons from to y cents. The
best prints from 5 to 6 cents. Cotton
batting only ten cents. The best
iIolyoke spool cotton 30 cents per
dozen. A large line of dry goods in
Alpacca's and BrIlliantees, De Beige,
etc, at prices from IL to 40 cents.
Cashmere 40in. in width rs cents.
Ladies and gents underwear and
hosiery ia all grades at prices that
defy competition. Fine white navy
blue, req and all-wool flannels, etc.,
and a variety of other shades at
equally low prices. The Standard
: corset only 80 cents. Mems business
suits marked down to $500. Good
wors ell suits oaly $500, Pants, $1,25
to $3.50. Heavy listers only $500.
> | The BEST KIP BooT, DOUBLE SOLE
AND TAP, MANUFACTURED BY HIBBARU
OF NEWPORT, ONLY $500 A large
variety Of mems and boys boo.s from
| $l,00 tc S2,75 per pair. A large
variety of ladies', misses, and childrens
shoes at unequally low prices. Look
at this THE famous Littleton buck
glove oil and tanned, only $l,25 per
pair. Ladies and. gents overshoes
and rubbers at astonishingly low
prices. The latest and most desirable
line Of hats ana caps, at prices lower
than ever offered before, The genuine
, imported Havelock cap only SIPS.
Ladies and misses cloaks, lates: styles,
from $500 to $500. Ladies fall and
! winter hats, elegantly Trimmed in the
latest and most approved styles, q,
prices varying from $2,50 to $50.
q A large variety 81 Cashmere snd
Paisley shawls. This store is also
the headquarters for iewellry and
= plated ware, Also a large variety Of
table linen, napkins, towels, anC
: crash, and q Thousand and one usefu
srticles and goods adapted to- the
, wants of every day lfa, not menti oneo
! here. | shall open out in about ter
1 days large assortment of ladies anc
and misses furs in all grades, and {
large lot of buffalo robes, etc, etc,
A. II. BoNETT.
Canaan.