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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15
The List of Republican Coun-
ties Increased
And the Prospect is Encourag-
ing for the Final Contest
in November.
REPUBLICAN RIrcHIE
hkFUBLENAN HIECHIE
Renews Her Allegiance To the Party OF
Free Government and Equal Rights.
HLppIsrItIR WA PrNnsnnpn 4

HARRlsvlLLE VIA PENNsBoRo,
October "A. !
@. ". Atkinson, Chairman Republican Er.
ecutire Con,mitiee:
sturgiss' majority in this county is two
hundred and thirty, clear gain of 1o5
The whole county ticket elected except
one or two minor offices.
~" MS. HALL,
Chairman Co. Executive Committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15
GLoRI0us GRANT

Gives an Unprecedented Majority for the
Entire Republican Ticket.
KEYsER, W. Va, October II.
Special to the Int Eigsnctr.
Grant County gives the Republican
State ticket three hundred and seventy.
five, an increase OF seventy. five over the
highest majority ever before given in the
county. I. +. FAGuE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15

CoLuMsus, O., October l4.-Arrauge.
ments has been made for series OF Re.
publican Jollifcation meetings next Sat-
urday night. A meeting has been ar.
ranged at Music Hall, Cincinnati, where
Governor Foster will meet aud welcome
Porter, Goyernor.elect OF Indiana,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15
sMERMAN At CHICAGO.
Enthusiastic nemonstratIon I'm. His
Honor Laat Night-Hin Kpeeeh.


CHICAGO, October l4.-secretary sher
man arrived this morning and was accom-.
panied to the Grand Pacific Hotel by re.
cepion committee. At noon he quietly
entered the Board Of Trade room, in com.
pany with the president and secretary Of
the board, and as soon as he was recos.
nized, the shout was raised, "Here's Re.
sumption" "Here's Specie Payments" !"
and the bulls and bears united in welcom.
ing him with cheers and clapping Of
hands. He made brief speech, whose
points were heartily appreciated and ap.
plauded By his attentive auditors.
The Republican demonstration in honor
Of John Sherman, Secretary Of the Treas
ury, tonight, was very large and enthusI-
astic. The Garfield and Arthur clubs Of
the city were out in force with torches and
bands of music, making fine appearance.
The meeting was held at McCormick's
Hall, and was presided over by Hon. N.
X. Fairbank. Preliminary speeches were
made by the Chairman and Franklyn Nc.
veagh. At a quarter before 9 O'Clock
Secretary Sherman, accompanied by Gen.
Logan and Hon. @. B. Farwell, entered
and took seats on the platform. His sp.
pearance was the signal for loud applause.
The Secretary said:
81 accepted with difiidence the kind in.
vitation OF your Republican Committee to
speak on political matters in this great
city Of Chicago. The time fixed was i'm.
mediately after the October elections. Az
Ohio and Indiana, your neighbors, init.
mately connected with you In history and
association, were to be the
scenes OF the preliminary contest, 1t might
have been embarrassing for me TO partici.
pate in that canvass and take part in
yours. But these preliminary contests are
over and the Presidential election Is trans.
ferred from the October States to each and
every State in the Union.
"The DRIFT and current OF public opinion,
though very hopeful for the Republican
party, is not so decisive but that the peo.
pie Of every State must now diligently and
actively take their part in the great can.
vass this fall, which, in my judgement, is
Of greater Importance than any since the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15
ANOTHER LIKE UNTO IT.

BElLAIRE, October l4.-Goshen town.
ship, Belmont county, heretofore always
Democratic, gives a Republican majority
OF so, complete revolution on q small
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15
THE ApPARENr RESULT

Chairman Republican COMMITTEES
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-06
Yeaal AOtiess.
In Caa1cery.

STATE OF YER ONT, Essex Comfy Court,
Esssr county, "a. March Term, 1880.
Bartlett & K lbinsou, us. Wan. w. Doyle aud
Emery NJ. ID. Ball.
WHEREAS John ". Bartlett, OF Baldwin, in
the county OfSt Croix and State OF WiSconsi 3,
and Eher G. Robinson, OF Brighton, in the
county OF Essex ana State Of Vermont, at the
September FERN 4: II. 1879. OF Essex Co. Court
OF ChanceFy, DUN hled and entered their pc
triton, setting forth In substance that William
W. DOYLE of Brighton, in the county OF Essex,
on the LIST day OF December A. ID. 1873, duly
executed tothe petitioners mortgage deed OF
certain land in Newark, in the county of Gale
donia and State of Vermont, described as fol-
Being one hundred acres OF right No. 70 in
veye3 70 the Il, said win v. Doyle BY said Bart
lett & Robinson On said asst day of December
A. u 1875, conditioned for the payment oftour
certain promissory notes, dated on said lat
day OF December A. ID. 1875, signed by said
WIN w Doyle and payable to said Bartlett h
Robinson. or order, with interest annually, as
follows: One note of two hundred dollars In
one wear from the date thereof: one note for
two hTndre1 dollar 3 payable two years from
date: one note for two hundred dQllars pay
able in three years from late, and one noe for
three hundred dollars payable In four years
from date. Which nd notes are now justly
1iue Ind owing, and have not been paid ac-
cording to the effect of the same Ana the pc
,itioners further show that sin2ethe e4 ecutlnn
of said mortgage deco by tne saiG Nh W.
DoyIe has conveyed his interest in said mort
gagged premises to one Emery NJ. ID. Bali then
OF said Brighton, ana that the said Emery -
d. Ball in the spring of 1879 abandone ed the SAID
PROMISES, and that the petitioners thereupon
enter cd into possession OF the same and have
continued in possession thereof until now.
And the petitioners further show that the
said premises are an insufficient SECURITY for
the amount due upon said mortgage, and
therefore ask that the said Wm. W. Doyle
and Emery NJ ID. Ball be docreed TO pay n
portion of the sum found duein equity in some
short day And whereas, II being made to APP
pear that the said VIM. W. Doyle is out OF this
State 40 that y subposna cannot be served on
him. notice is hereby given to the said WIN.
w Doyle, and he is hereby required TO appspr
before the Court OF Chancery NEXT to be held
at Guildhall within and for the county OF
Essex, on the third Tuesday OF March, A. II.
1880 then and there to answer to said petition,
and abide the orders and DEGREES which shall
be made therein; and the petitioners. ere dl.
rected to cause this order together with the
substance of said petition to be published three
weeks successfully in the Essex COUNTY HER
I'D a newspaper published nj Island Pond in
the town of Brighton in said county of Essez,
the last of which publications shall be at least
twenty days previous to said third Tuesday VI
March 4. d. 1880
Dated at Gu. ldhall this Sd day of February,
| A. d. 1880. CHARLES Il. BENTON, Clerk.
d. y. Storrs, Solicitor.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-06
EAST CHARLESTON,
ANXIOUS.

Entertainments by the young people
of this place ARE in contemplation,
consisting Of recitations, dialogues,
music vs..
The musical convention which was
expected TO be on the IL and ID of
Feb. will be put OFF one week later
Feb. 10, and 20, on account of one at
that time at West Charleston.
The evening meetings at the vestry
this week are we'll attended, and very
interesting. Rev. Mr.. Henderson has
received a dispatch calling him home.
1t is not probable that he will return
here at present, which is to be regretted.
On Tuesday of last week Leon
Saucier met with quite serious acct
dent while at work III j. Saucier's saw
mill, by being thrown from the log
way. His foot and ankle was badly
injured.
Sunday the air Was filled with the
beautiful snow" accompanied with
gentle ~ breezes, but to-day, MONDAY
the mercury is out of sight below zero,
and it is altogether too cold for any
thing to be stirring out of doors, aud
of course there will not b. expected
much news from tnis place until the
| weather moderates, wAen we will duly
, report. Jam.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-06
EAST CONCORD.

bA'SA CONOO1Ds
Last weekJno Mcdonald hauled the
largest load of logs considering tie
size of the team) ever drawn to Hazsn's
mills. 1t scaled BOO cubic feet. G.. d.
Root drew load that scaled $50 cubic
feet.
Last Tuesday Judson Alcott and
Miss Julia Powers were married by
Rev. Mr.. Alger and immediately started
on bridal tour to Montreal.
Prof. Alden's dancing school com,
menced at Ii. w. Fishers Hall last
Friday night.
One day last week Curtis Steers wa,
flying around the village quite lively
causing great excitement, which how
ever subsidized OH learning that it only
meant an l-2 Id. daughter, Curtis i,
, happy.
DIR. IL. A. Cutting is to lecture at the
M. h. church, afording our citizens al
opportunity to hear "a lecture both in
structive and entertaining. Turn out
one and all and give the DIR. COCO
audience. UNo.
A communication from East Con
cord is unavoidably held over till our
next issue.--ED.l
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-06
CANAAN.

VIM. Swan, OF GAINESVILLE, N. H.,
slipped and fell during the recent thaw
aud IisIocdted his left elbow.
A lumberman at work for Fred Ath-
erton OH CAndan Hill, was taken vio-
lently sick i'll camp on Wednesday OF
last week. lie was brought out to Mr.,
john CdrDee OF This pia1e, and he is
now having II severe run Of fever.
VIM. Trollop and his guilty para
mour who IaleIy eioped from Hall
Stream, 2. u, were pursued and arrest
/ ed au Northampton, Mass. Both nave
found comfortable quarters III Jail for
the remainder of the winter at least,
and they will now have plenty of time
TO learn that 1.-THE way of the trans
gresfor is hard"
Allen Rowell, of Pittsburg, N. H.,
was driving u two-horse teLIu "a few
days ago, in the road near Parker Dan
forth $, when by some means it went
over the end Of Il small bridge, Allen
falling in between the horses he was
considerably bruised, having one wrist
dlslocated, and one of the fianges of a
thumb broken.
On Tuesday of last week, a young
man 10y the maine of M4ynew, ut work
in the woods near Wallace pond in
this place, for Charles Green, and while
ielline a tree, limb fell from another
tree, striking him upon the head, caus.
ing scalp wound, and slight trac-
ture of tile skull the wound was five
and one-half inches in leagth. lie is
now doing well. ANXIOUS.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-06

Saturday Of merit week is Valentine
Day.
A bunch of keys, veil, and a
bracelet await owners at this Office.
No charges.
Some Yernouter tells the following
good story i'm the Editors Drawer of
Harpers Magazine for February:
"Wi1ow--hHs buried three bus
bands, all prominent Democrats. At
the funeral of the last many of the
unterrifed were ia attendance and
az they were leaving the house a
gentleman remarked in an undertone.
This looks like Democratic state
convention. The widow is soon to
marry fourth husband, who is also u
noted Democrat aud as the matter
was being discussed recently, jim -,
vino is one of tine true blues, said /:
Boys, this thing is getting serious; at
this rate the widow will, i'll "a few years,
ruin the Democratic party of Rutland
county"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-06


The decrease in the public debt last
month was over eleven millions of dol
lars. .r.I.
We had severe cold snap the early
part of the present week, the Their
mometer registering "a below zero.
Chas. F. Freeman the perps;rator Of
the ?Ucasset horror has been lljudged
insane and is nov confined in an
asylum.
The ics gatheiers have been very
busy the past few days. The recent
! thaw somewhat scared them but winter
; Is not over yet.
Some of the young boys Of this phase
still persist in risking their HInbs and
lives by jumping on or of trains in
netion. Regret n1st follow this evil
sooner or later.
We shall send another lot of books
to be bound at the end of the present
month and advise all our friends
Wishing books bound in good and
durable style to notify US as soon as
possible.
That young gent, who, in the great
Kindness of his heart, consented to
assist lady through the storm from
church to her home last Sunday night,
either lost or won a-mitten. Which
was it c.?
Four deaths have occurred in our
town within as many weeks. They
were all prominent persons, and de-
parted this life in happy conscious
ness of a glorious eternity. "Be We
also ready" etc.
Our postmaster says that he has
furnished postage stamps to people
who drop their letters into the re-
ceiving box without stamps on them
as long as he can afford to. Hereafter,
such letters will not be mailed, so take
notice and govern yourselves accor.
dinghy.
Wednesday, of next week, Feb. IL, is
Ash Wednesday the first day of Lent.
There will be morning aui evening
service on this day at Christ Church,
and an evening service at s. Titus
Mission, And throughout the season
of Lent there will be daily morning
prayer in the Guild Room of Christ
Church with evening prayer on Wed.
nesdays and Fridays.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-06
LUNENBURG.

sickness. Mrs. Harriet Powers, SO
dangerously sick, is said to be better.
-. james G. Rowker remains quite
sick, but seems no worse. :. Edward
CARLY is improving fast.
Fred |. Luce, one of Rev. Israel Luce's
boys, of Saccarrappa, Me-, has engaged
as clera in DIR. Cuttings store for the
ensuing year, and w. P. Stevens has
gone to Mass. He expects to get
place in one of Jefferson Chase's new
pulp mills.
On Saturday, January 81, as Geo. s.
Balch was loading Dbl of -four at the
corner, his horses gave him the slip and
started for home upon the run. After
running about half a ,nile, they ran on
to double team driven by Chas. IL.
Downer, and belonging to DIR. Cutting.
This threw one of the horses, and de-
molished Balch's sleigh, and one horse
was drawn some 10 rods by the neck
before the team could be stopped An
inventory Of damage was Balch's sleigh
smashed and one of his horses bruised
some, so that he is still and sore one
of DR.. Cuttings horses severely famed
and his sled slightly broken.
WIND. One of the greatest gales of
wind thatever passed over Lnnenburg,
commenced about p. NJ. on Sunday,
and continued two hours. The wind
was seventy-five miles an hour, and
branches were broken from trees.
bricks blown from chimneys, and sew
eral persons came near losing their
lives. James Haynn and wife Lost their
way in the storm but were rescued by
G.. N. Dodge. He had hardly provided
them with shelter when he heard some
one scream, and he again went to the
rescue, finding Gilbert Phelps with his
sleigh blown over, and wifeand daugh-
ter blown out of the road into the field.
After rescuing them, the sleigh was un-
hitched, when the wind carried 1t over
and over into the sa;ne field damaging
it considerable. v. ID. Moulton's chin
ney burned out in the heighth of the
r gale and it was feared his house would
} burn also, Most of those that attended
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-06

and TO fillthe ice houses of those who
desired. lie cuts it by horse power.
r. s. Brigham has taken a deed Of
David Hibbard's house in the village
and his other real estate in town He
also has the furniture and the Judge
is to make his home with him,
Last Thursday evening there was q
dance and oyster supper at the Town
Hall. The entertainments was got up
by Emmett Grant, who furnished the
music.
The evening Of January s4th the
st. Johnsbury Dramatic Club played
above the Clouds and the farce
Seeing the Elephant at the Town
Hall. The house was we'll filed, and
the pieces and playing were very salts
factory. The farce has been pla yed
here several times.
Agranite rock, weighing abous ID
tons passed through here on the ears
last Thursday evening. 1t WAS loA I'D
at North Concord aud was going to
Laird shop at st. Johnsbnry to BE-
dressed by them and sent to New
York. The rock cost about 500 de.
livered at st. JohnsPury in the rough.
LEX.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-06

Mr.. Editor. Permit me to take this
opportunity to thank the citizens of
island Pond for their proInptness in
helping to extinguish the fire on
Wednesday,, the 18th ult. Mofeespeci-
ally those that took an active part in
so doing. would also like to take
this medium to urge the citizens of
this town at their next annual meeting
| TO instruct the selectmen, or some other
parties, to purchase suitable carriage,
| and necessary appurtenances for a
Hook and Ladder organization ; hose,
ETC., to put down and control fires
whenever necessary. Il. w. MOVES.
We understand that Hon. Edward
Conant, State Superintendent of Edu-
cation, will hold an educational meet
ing at Association Hall, next Wednes-
day, February IL, afternoon and even
ing, at . and Z p. NJ. respectively.
Other speakers from a distance will be
4 in attendance and deliver short ad-
lresses as we'll as some of our local
speakers. Now we earnestly hope
that this meeting will be we'll attended
for it is one in which we are all interes-
ted. Do not let the visitors go away
with the impression that we of Island
Pond take no interest il. this cause,
which all good aud true men should
have at heart.
ANOTHER MAN CANDIDA rumor
had been for some time quietly spread
ing through this GO "a nlaity toushiny
the actions of u maa whom we had
always supposed to be without re-
proach. And ut length being suspic-
iols that he was about leaving for
tCanada, quite number of our citizens
surrounded his house known as the
FORREST House." and captured the
proprietor, and Mr.. j. Henshaw was
compelled to be bored by a recital OF
ne Arly all the hospitable and kind acts
he had done in almost 20 years, during
which he has been with us and after
q rich forest dinner and an interesting
recital of the memories connected with
the house and its genial occupant, his
visitors presented Mr.. IL. with a gold
headed cane, to which everybody says,
Amen. 1t is deserved. 1t is appropri-
ate. The good manners, the gentle.
manly department, the genial good
humor, free from the disgust born Of
gross familiarity will be remembered
| BIZ Mr.. A.s friends longer than he
4 shall live,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-06

Last week it was our painful duty to
chronicle the death of our respected
townsman, Malcolm Buchanan this
week it is our sad o,fio4 to record the
de 18th of his wlfe-Emily Holt Buchan-
IN, who died January 81, 1880, aged 80.
She had for long time been suffer.
ing from that h;tttering, bat fA5al dis
ease, consumption, and her dep lrture
had been delayed beyond the expecta-
ton of her friends. rne cain trust be-
gotten of a holy life seemed to carry
her smoothly beyond the point, where
an anxious mind must have yielded to
deaths summons. Knowing well her
condition, AMI tas frail holl that
he had upon life, she long since learned
10 look upon DEATH DIS Il friend to lead
ler from the struggles with pain and
sickness, to that laAd where pain aud
sin are unk,lown. About a year Ego
she seemed upon the brink of the grave,
and from which no human power could
save her. All her arrangements were
made, all her farewells spoken. Since
that time she mas lived with her foot
On the threshold, praying often for the
here, looking always for the hereafter.
And when the grand, pure life of her
partner went out, the feeble lamp OF
life that she held, flickered for mo
ment, and was gone.
Very few who go hence have their
work all so completely finished.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-06

On and after Oct. y, and until further no
tice, trains viii be run "a follows;
GOEHG WEST.
Express train for Montreal viii leave IA and
Pond at 200, 4. "a. Mixed train for Quebec and
Montreal " III ieav Island Pond At 80 q m.
Express trains for Lewiston will leave Port
land II 10 a, n. Il. 40 and 5.lep. m.
Express train for Montreal. Quebec, and the
West, " III lesye Hgrflsnd at l5o y N, Iewisto1
a 2o2 p: M, Gorham al seS y. m, and Island
Local trains for Gorham viii leave Port
land at As a. M, Aaud $40 D m
Mixed itrsin fer Island Pond will leave Cor
ham nc I 80 .. ~
Mixed for Richmond, viii leave CosasoOss
ct Il rs p. N.
GOING EAST.
Express train for Lewiston, Portland, nrd
Boston will leave Montreal as $50 p. m, and
Island Pond ut G - q. m.
Express tain for Island Foad will leave
Montreal ~ SIS ?. m, 6nu sheIbrocke e. ? %
y. N.
Mixed train for Isiard POND ELL leave Hox
treal al a. m, and Sherbr<oke At i.S p. IA.
Express trains for Portland aid Boston viii
leave Lewiston at tn and lilo a. m, s:os and
ass p. N. r.
Mixed trains for Portland leaves Gorhan IS
3.45 and 1870 a. III.
Mixed train for 0orhsn win leave Island
Pond at II a. n.
Mixed train for Coatisooke leaves Rich
mond ut Is a, m, and Bherbrooks at IL IS a. IA
Trains east Of Island Pond are run by Port
land time, and vest by Montreal tune.
J. HiCKS)r,
3szerA EaEeF.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-06
CLARK MORSE S ESTATE.

t Essnx ~ prsTRscT So In Probate Court
held at Gnitdhail. in AMI for, said District on
the 2ith day Of January, A. D., 1850, an instru-
ment purporting TO be the st VIII and Tesla.
ment of Clark Morse, late Of Brig ston,
in said district deceased being presented 20
the Court by Mrs. Elisabeth Morse the Execu-
trix therein named for PROBATE:
1t Is ordered by said Court, that all persons
concerned therein be notified to appear at q
session OF said Court to be held at the Probate
Office in Guildhall on the l4th day OF February,
A. D., 1880, and show cause. If any they may
have against the Probate of said Will: For
which purpose IL Is further ordered, TINT a
copy Of the rec0ri Of this order be Published
three weeks successfully in the Essen County
Herald, printed ut Island Pond, previous to
said time appointed for hearing,
By the Court,
p. K FoLLAESBY, Judge
A true copy of record; attest
3.5 WM ii. HARTSHoRN, Register.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-06
DALTON, n. O.

DALTON, N. 81
Prayer meeting at TIE church every
Thursday evening. 49,
Wood is worth 80 eogd at the long
r. r. shed at Scott's Mills.
We saw some large pine logs, regular
old settlers, in the mill yard ut Clark's
mill.
Some of the singing fraternity pro.
pose attending the musical convention
at St Johnsbury this week.
QUIl NUNC.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-06

church were Obliged to remain until
night before they could 90 home and
the cold increased 30 il was in reality
the coolest night of the season The
thermometer or Monday morning was
from % to 30 degrees below zero, ac-
cording to location,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-06
BLOOMFIELD

Colds are prevalent. aad most every
body has one TO spare.
Milo saw an enormous white owl in
the woods the other day.
About $500 was the tune they sang
at the donation on Thursday evening
of, last week. Nearly 5000 in money
were received, although the company
Was small. UNCLE JOSH.