Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-16
gpeal aud General 9utes.

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Speedy Salve Cure Piles.
Spesly Relief cures Diphtheria.
Speedy Cugh Cure don't dry up
your cough.
Diphtheria is again prevalent in
Newark.
Don't forget the sociable this (Thurs-
day. evening at Asso ;iation Hall.
1t is reported the Midland Railway
is to be leased to the Grand Trunk
Company.
We would advise our festive juveniles
TO abstain from coastiny on South
street. Depaty sheriff Mansur is Oh
the lookout.
Mr.. Louis C1sney the president Of
The Refor.n Club is annoua eel to give
m a1lrass on Friday evening, Jan.
%, at tno club room.
A goldsn opportunity to purchase
furniture, ETC., at your own price is
now offered. See advertisement in
another colu mn of Auction Sale at the
Island Pond House.
GRAND TRUNK RLCEnTS:-The to-
tai receipts tor the week ending JAN
uary 3rd were ,sl60,e31 as against $751;
T07 for the corresponding week last
year. Incl ease 22,514.
LAND FOR SALE: Mr.. Stephen
Foster of Derby Line advertises in
another column some valuable lots of
land for Sale, situated in Morgan, VT,
A good opportunity for investment.
AUCr1oN:--Will be sold at public
auction. at the store of A. Ii. Bonett,
on Saturday, January II, 1881, at 3
O'Clock in the afternoon, GooB wuRK
HORSE, weight 100 lbs. Terms CGsh.
A. II. BoNETT, Auctioneer.
The funeral services of Mrs. Joseph
Andrew, whose SUI idea aad unexpected
death we menGio Isl ia our last issue,
took place on WelnaslIy of last week,
ut Association dill, Rev. Il. l.. Bruce
officiating. They were exceedingly
appropriate and Impressive.
A CARD:-I sincerely thank my
friends and neighbors for their kind
care and attention in the recent sick
ness and death of my husband, and
trust that w..on addiction and trouble
visit them they may find that aid and
sympathy they have 50 reAlIly extenl-
cd to me. Mrs. CLARK MORSE.
John Dimond met with a sal mis-
hsp lust sunday evening By tia atci-
dental discharge of revolver. He
was pulling the revolver from his peck
ct, waen by some means it wa, dis
ohArgo1, tho contents Of one barrel
being lodged in his hand, badly la
cerating q finger, the bullet being
fattened by the force.
APRON PARTY The ladies OF the
Universalist Society will give an Apron
party in Bigelow's Hail on Friday
evening, Jan. 16. The Island Pond
Brass Band will be in Attendance, and
refre5hmants can also bs obtained in
the Hall. Let the Hall be crowded on
this OCCASION, for a COOL time may
certainly be relied upon. For full par
ticulars see posters.
We call attention to the advertise
rent in another column of Mr.. Geo. s.
Robinson. Those DESTROYS of getting
their life or property insured cannot
do better than placing their risks in
his hands, as his companies are old
and reliable. He is also agent for
several different cabinet organs, like
wise for the celebrated Home Sewing
Machine. Give him q call, he will do
well by you,
The Sher5roo&e Gazette publishes the
following corrected account OF the
death Of A. j. Foster:-
The statement published in the Sacr-
brooke Gazette giving particulars as to
the death OF Foster are incorrect. He
was crossing the ice in company with
Henry Minut, when Foster being in
advance, fell through the ice his COM
panion in endeavoring to get him out
broke through himself They were
observed by people on shore, who at
once Fastened to their assistance in a
BOAT, but owing to the quantity of ice
through which they had to make their
way they we're nearly an hour in
Ie1JhlnY them. On coming up Foster
was found TO be dead, though kent
from sinking by the bag of tlour he had
strapped 70 his. back. Minut could
not have held out many minutes Ion.
ger. The body of Foster was left ly.
ing In the boat all that night and
part Of tho following day. He was
hurried In front of his own house NV the
lake. Ills wife and family are still
living at the head of tho lake. and
G1Ve rot gone 70 island Pond