Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-03-12
Speedy Salve cures Piles.
Speedy Relief cures Diphtheria.

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Mesrss. G.E. & wv. Clarke have the
specifications made for large anC
handsome freight house.
Since 1865 over $4,000 miles of tn,
50, 900 miles of railroad in the Uni,ed
States have been constructed.
Have you seen the 0rguinette If moi
pay NJ. IL. Davis, the agent, a visit, and
our word for ityou will be delighted.
Town meeting records for Brunswick
CRANKY, Maidstone, and Victory are
received, but too late for insertion chi:
week.
Quite large number of our citizens
gathered on the ice last Saturday
afternoon to witness the horse raoe be.
tween G.. NJ. Dyer's horse Victor, and
q. ii. Fitzgeralds mare. Victor won
the race in two straight heats.
There will be a good opportunity
offered next week to pay up those lit
tie bills for legal advertising and sub
scriptions to the HERALD. We shall
be i'll attendance at Guildhall and i'll
vite those who are indebted to us to
send the amount by some of those at
tending Court. Every little helps.
THE PUBLIC WARNED;-The Treas
ury Department announces the exist
ence of counterfeit 800 bills on the
Revere National Bank of Boston,
National Bank OF Pittsfeld, Merchants
National Bank of New Bedford, Sec
ond National Bank of Wilkesbarre.
Pa, and National Bank of Commerce
of Pittsburg, Pa.
Edward Tatro, now in prison at
Windsor and sentenced to be hung the
first Friday in April next, has received
a letter from his counsel informing him
that everything had been done to in
luence the authorities i'll his favor that
could be done, witnouteifect, and that
there was no hope for him. His
mother, brother and sisters are living
in town and visit him as often as the
rules of the prison allow, lie processes
to be resigned to his fate.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
in Island Pond Post Office March 1, 1880
Pierre Frechete; Didase Gagnon
Louis Couture Narcisis Dion Harry
Dumars Alfred Cigorne; Herbert
Lyon Louis Lafiamme ; Patrick Nee
5. r. jenkins; Mrs. Joseph Michel
Mrs. Joseph Blritet; Miss Maggie
Recey.
In calling for any of the above please
ask for advertised letters.
u. NJ. MANSUR, p. NJ.
A. r. Campbell has just received a
line OF jewellery, consisting of watches,
rings, ETC., the equal of which has not
been surpassed in Northern Vermont.
This is a broad statement, but single
glance at his four large ana elegant
show cases will substantiate our as
ertion. The assortment of fancy ar
icles is very complete, are of rare pat
ern, and sold at remarkably low pri-
es. Intending purchasers will do |
veil to call and examine, for they can
hardly fail to find what will please
hem, while the prices are equally de-
CRYING of communication.
A. b. French has been jailed by q.
". Blake. 1t will b2remembered that |
french sold to Mr.. b. pair of Stays
belonging to the Lyndon Mill Com
'any, an account of which appeared
n our columns at the time On Mon
lay last trial was had before L. w. |
'arlin, Justice of the peace, who de-
ided that the cattle belonged to the
lyndon Mill Company, and gave
Judgment against French for $Sj, (the
Blake paid for the cattle and |
osts. French had been released from
all on bail, his bondsmen delivering
lin up ip Court in discharge thereof,
nd he is now in the care of A. J.
lorrill, Deputy Sheriff, awaiting the
esult of negotiations to settle the mat
er.
The following is Henry Ct. Vennor's
orecast for this month and next. Some
interest will be felt in watching and
erifying predictions: "Strange as it
lay appear to some, the closing day
February and the entry of March,
ave me, first, indications respecting
ne weather of the first week of April,
nd neyt, for the 10Th, 10Th and 18th
avs of March and as these indica-
ons besides being the first are the
of the following forecast
March, | shall first refer to them.
pril. then, sketch as entering cold
nd stormy with snow up to the 4th or
IN day, after which cold rains may
ontinue to about the 10th, the Sd and
IN days being probably the most
intery. Next, foresee a cold term
1ding in heavy snowfall on March
J, Is, and II the 10th and 18th to
the days of snow fall The storm
eriod will in all probability reach {
9th Boston and New York, but should
I'D rains replace snow in these named
ties l shall not be surprised. The
lird indication have brings in the I
II, 9th and 18th days of March for cold :
Gather and snow the 18th for snow
sain and the 18th and 18th for ooId