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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-01-02
Liver C()NlPl- Amt ,

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Boots and Shoes,
Come One. Come All,
n office 70 Tresfsassers.

'hc undersigned. hereby ro'ifcs all per-
! sons no, To tr spaSs on his property,
NJ they will be dealt with according TO law
summers and others will please take notice.
JOHN r. PEDDICORD,
nov IA q near the College.
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MEXICAN
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FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This linlmert very naturally orlglnatcdin !Amer''
ca, where Nature provides IL her laboratory such
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Mexican Mustang Itniment Is put up In three
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ately much tho cheapest Sold everywhere.
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TlRe Art TOBRsOriaI.
MR.. AMOS LUCAS,

MR.. AMOS LUCAS,
(Of Long Branch)
Having arrived at the conclusion that the
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proper standard gives vent ms follows:
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, SHAM
POOLING AND DYEING
In the latest style Of the art tonsorlal.
SHARP RAZORS AND A CLEAN
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days, Wcdncsdays ana Saturdays all day
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Ds0OV business you can engage IN SIS
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DENTIST, Gse

Has located in Meclmncstown (otfice at til,
residence of Thos Anders,) and is prepared
to perior1n operations pertainingto Den,
tisIry according to the Most Approved
Methods. Special attention given to the
Preservation of the Natural Teeth. Al!
work entrusted to his care can be submit
ted to the closest scru my of those compc,
tent to;judgc Win visit Le,oisto'rn on thu
First Aonda' Of each MANTLE. l>nbH2asriR.
on the Secomd Nond"y. and Crcagerstorn on
tho 1hi1a Monday Of each Month Person
waited ri. :,ii'r y "h.i,irr,.i =" 'n,;r.h
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JOR TIE SHERIFFALTY.

To the Voters Of Freleuck County.
GENTLEMEN. Having received a very
hattering support for the nomination io1
Sheriff N 1877, for whicl, tender my
grateful acknowledgements. again an
nounce myself as a candidate for said office
subject to the action of the Republican
Nominating Convent on of 1870 and re
spccttuly and earnestly solicit your sup
port. }. 5. Is. HARToOCk.
sep ST
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-04-04
Norton Mills.

We have received d communication
from our friend and subscriber, Joha
Conway, of Norton Mills, in which he
Indignantly denies that he is going to
Quebec, and that the first he knew or
heard Of the matter. was by reading it
III the Herald We trust that III fu-
ture, when our regular correspondent
ut Norton Mills sends us his weekly
bldget, that he VIII take some pains
and fad out the truth Of these general
rumors, before sending them for pub.
LEGATION. Surh items as the one we
inserted having reference to thus case.
may be productive Of much harm, and
more care should certainly be shown.
We very gladly make the correction,
as it is pleasing to IT'S to hear of Mr.,
Conveys still remaining on with Mr..
otetson.--ED.
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Victory.

Mr.. Loren Ayers is now erecting n
steam saw mill, on what is known as
the O:ville Lawrence meadow. This
when completed will make 8 saw mills
IN this town all in running order and
within miles of each other.
Westley G. Drew has moved onto
the Cline place, where he intends to
work at his trade.
The recent heavy fall of snow
makes those who are short of hay look
very solemn. Snow is plenty, hay
scarce and money an almost unheard
o. commollty ia tt csc parts.
Help is very plenty here, and wages
low, Men are swarming in here from
other places and can hardly find
chances to work for their board.
WoRMwooD.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-04-04
Dalton, N. Fl.

The de til of Mr.. Moses Uarrin an,
who had nearly attained the ri pc age
OF ninety, removes one of the old and
we'll known landmarks.
How are you going to ill your
blank ? is now one Of tue questions OF
the day. In accordance with a law
of the last Legislature, blanks have
been distributed to the taxpayers, re-
qniring u EN- to make an inventory
and appriSal Of their property. undel
oath, and return the same to the Sc
lectmen on, or before the 10Th of
April. "Ry way nf dnnmago," any
property no. properly returned may
be set down at four times its taxable
value. Summoned thus to take their
oath beneath the CLEAN Of this four
edged sword, it is thought that none
Of the sinners will dare to say that
they "sold the land for SO much" 1t
will not he surprising, however, If 1t
leads 10 some confusion AMI dispro-
portion Of appraisement, even among
those who intent to be honest. We'll,
we shall see what we shall see.
QUID NUNC.
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East Concord.

Last week, States Attorney a. f.
Nichols, Town Grand Juror William
Crane, and Sher ifs Dan Qnimby AMI
:. +. Grout, made a raid upon the
liquor dealers in this place. AS re-
suit of the interview, Geo. Remission
and Charles Smith were each fined
$40 and costs, amounting in all to
$3.50, for intoXication. Ira Grant
DR., for drunkenness and abuse of
family, fine and costs, $l1.49. Ho-
sea Aldrich, fine and costs, $3.50.
Frank KennIston our Town Agent
was convicted on two counts for lille
gal sales ofthe critter, fine ard costs,
$28.22. Frank should be more care
full about selling to those who may APP
pear as witnesses against him.
The East Concord tramp hotel keep
ef has sold out and moved off. The
selectmen viii now have to provide
OTHER quarters for the travelling fra
terntv.
We understand that the States At
torney intends to return in few
days and finish up his liquor prosecu-
tions against the liquor dealers.
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Maidstone.

AT the Adjourned meeting of the
town on the 18th ut, an effort was
made to cut down the price of Labor
on the highway from Sl.50 to 81 90
per day; but the taxpayers, after
having at previous meeting assessed
themselves 90 per cent on the Grand
LIST for the support OF roads, couldn't
see it 10 he their privilege -OirtWuty
to add l-3 more to such assessment.
by taking off l 3 part of the price OF
their labor, while employed in pay
meat of the same. A resolution was
offered, and passed by a fair IN j )rity,
"Fhat all who pay Eeir town tax on
or before Oct. l, shall he entitled to
3 per cent discount OH the same and
those who do not pay till after Feb.
1, 1880 shall he charged 3 per cent
additional.
A guardian was appointed for Jo-
seph Ayers during his minority.
jill. b.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-04-04
Canaan.

Some sugar orchards have been
tapped in this vicinity, but we do not
hear OF much sugar being made as
yet.
"A heavy snow has fallen, and the
roads are almost impossible. Many
men are having the woods. and in a
few days from tits, logging will be
among the things that were.
Mr.. II. L. stevens closed his term
Of dancing school at this place, Thurs
day evening March 27, with public
dance and oyster supper. A goodly
number were present, and all seemed
well satisfied, pronouncing it good
time.
Mr.. Joel Hubbard, one of the oldest
Inhabitants of Hall Stream, Z. O.,
died last Sunday morning, from con-
gestion of the lungs. This disease
has been very prevalent about here
this winter, and many deaths have
occurred. Mr.. Hibb Ird leaves q wife
and seven children to mourn his loss.
ANXIOUS.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-04-04

his culorcd cuachman. Stephen Bates,
is the new City Sheriff The funded
debt of the city Is sG7,000; the
receipts last year were S12.274, and
the expense Sl2,2l2.
Mrs. Sarah Pond, widow Of rev.
dictionary soldier, died at Windsor on
Mon lay OF last week, age'l 50 years.
Miss Emma Maud Perkins, daugh-
ter of Rev. o. Perkins of West Con
cord. has been chosen valedietorian
of the class of 20 in Vassar College,
Poughkeepsie, n. Y. Her sister,
Miss Florence G. Perkins, had the
same honor III the class of 1875. 1t
is the only instance in which two sis
tiers have received the appointment.
Alexander. Stewart, of Proctors-
vile, Vt, the alleged cousin of the
late A. 7. Stewart, has returned to
his woodpile, and it is said that Mrs.
Stewart and Judge Hilton have given
hin sum of money which will
place him beyond the reach Of wait
for the rest of his dsls.
Saturday night the engraving room
in the Bennington marble works was
entered, and an expensive monument
for n. Hawkins, of SALISBURY, nearly
completed, was mutilated and ruined
with sledge hammer. John Canedy.
Il rowing stoHe-masOu, was caught in
the act. Canedy claimed that two
others were concerned. No cause
cdn be assigned. Damage, $500.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-04-04

hitchsd a pair 81 young colts at the
grist mill one d ~ last week and they
got frightened aud ran away, but were
stopped before any damage was done.
ANY one wishing TO get job printing
done, of any kind. can leave their or
ders witt n. G. Wool, at Tayiors
stare, when il will be forwarded TO the
HERALD Office.
Quite a number from this town went
to ST. Johnsbury last week to see the
Amy Stone troupe, aud all pronounc-
ell il good show.
The st. JoIunsbury Dramatic Club
played to II full house in this place on
Thursday evening last.
j. G. Shay, the painter, has moved
his household gools from Cabot last
week into the big Block" where he
is 10 keep house.
Miss Carrie Taylor returned home
from Cabot last week. MoDoc.
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State News.

Plainti9ld leads the State this year
in the matter of exorbitant taxation,
having voted town tax of 800 cents
at her March NEE ting. Montpelier
comes next with 260 cents, and is fol-
lowed by Barre, jamaica and Walden
with 200 cents each aud Brighton and
st. Adams with l7j.
A Highgate girl recently thrashed
a lover who attempted to jit her
He backed down, apologized,r renewed
his oath of allegiance and they are to
be welded when his work in the
sugar woods is ended.
Miss Viola Beckwith, of Rochester,
fell from II swing early last fall, re-
ceiving injuries which some weeks
later produced an almost total ina
bility to take food. For twenty-five
weeks she has not taken as much
nourishment as would furnish Il single
meal for an or linary man; but has
subsisted almost exclusively upon
the small quantities Of stimulan!s
which her stomach could retain.
Waterbury, April An 8,year-old
son of AFRO Oasis was struck in his
eye by sharp stick, thrown by one
Of his companions, passing through
the lid and into the rye-ball. He is
in critical condition.
Bennington, March 3l.-Two
brothers uaned Lapway. were playing
with a loaded revolver yesterday at
Manchester when it was discharged,
resulting III the death Of one, aged
ten years.
Vergennes has elected eYrGo2grcss-
man f. Z. Woodbridge Mayor, while
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-04-04

Let's chip in and get up Fourth Of
July sleigh ride.
Mrs. ). B. Powers, AID Irving
Dodge started for Colorado last Mon
day.
Last Saturday night we had the
hardest snow storm of the season.
Some s or Q inches fell.
G. S. Balch and Son have put some
of their stock into the hands of John
Carbee, of Canaan, for sa e.
Sheriff Hartshorn went to States
Prison last week but being at liberty
to leave when he wished, as most OF
them who go there are not, he has
come back again.
Quite lot of the friends Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Powers, me; at the
residence of the latter last Saturday,
the twentieth anniversary of their
marriage. They report u splendid
time, and intend to go again in 20
years more, so we think it will he we'll
for Mr.. and Mrs. Powers to be pre-
pared.
Raymond Thomas has n five-cent
counter in his store. You can get
most anything there. We advise all
the boys to lay in some of his tinware,
knives, forks, spoons and RAJ traps. as
they may come handy some time, and
will never he AS CHEAP US now. Z; II
IN and see them, and Luy fish or an
oyster while you are there.
Rul'a NJ. Chandler has gone to the
HERALD office to learn how to make Il
newspaper. We met him several
times during the past week, and he
was always singing this Leautjfui
strain:
want to be printer,
And with the printers stlnd;
shade upon my forehead,
a stick wi hin my hand.
There right beside Boss Bishop,
So awtJl and 20 grand,
Pl learn to ck the typGup
And join the primers OInl. ESSEX.
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East Haven.

The Lyndon Mill Go. haze their
mill here neatly completed, and are
Ito" repairing the dam across the
Passumpsic river that was washed out
last summer.
John L. U3sfOrd that moved from
this town few wears ago to Nrwbury
VT, has returned to this town again
and purchased the cid homestead Of
his father, Russell lIo5fOrd. The old
gentleman is II years old, and has
now commenced To clear up new
farm in the woods.
Logging is nearly finished here for
the season. CAL @. LATIoN.
The weather now is very mild after
q severe snow storm, some II inches
having fallen.
Rev. Mr.. Noyes of Lyndon preach.
cd here OH Sunday forenoon of last
week. and Rev. Mr. Brigham OF, Shelf
field, exchanged with Rev. Mr.. Wins
low III the afternoon.
laundering business is about to q
close. Some 100000 or more land
ell on the banks of the river in this
vicinity.
S. S. Hndson who has been living
or Russell lIoslord's farm the past
three Years, has moved back again TO
his own ia. m. Luck to you Seth.
Albert Smith who bought out Chas,
Garfield last fall, is repairing the
house and will move into it soon.
Sheldon Walter has been quite fee
bic for the past few weeks with lung
complaint. We hope he will soon re-
cover and be about again. EY.