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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29
Estate of George w. Powell.

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE TO SELL
REAL ESTATE.
State Of Vermont-District Of Ld.,oiIe, ss:-In
Probate Court, holden at Hyde Park, on the 18th
day of September A. D.. 1880:
WILLIAM >. MORGAN, administrator of the es-
tate of George w. Powell, late of Cambridge, in
said district, deceased, makes application to said
Court for license to sell all of the real estate OF
said deceased, representing that said sale Is
necessary for the payment of the debts Of said
deceased and the expense of administration
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court that
said application come under consideration and he
heard on the 3Oth day of September A.. d.
1880, at the Probate Office, in Hyde Park And
it is further ordered that all persons interested be
notified hereof, by publication of notice of this
application and order thereon, three weeks sue
c~essively in the LAMOILLE NEWS, printed at Hyde
Park, before said time of hearing, that they may
appear at said time and place, and if they see
cause, object thereto.
by the Court-Attest,
flows III. c. FISK, Register.
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Estate of Rebecca Rood.
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

Tue undersigned, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of La.
noble, Commissioners, to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of Rebecca Rood, late of Nor
ristOwn, in said district, deceased, and all claims
exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby give notice that
we will meet for the purposes aforesaid, at the
next, from 10 O'Clock, Il. M. until 3 O'Clock,
p. M, each of said days, and that six months
from the 10th day OF September, A. d.. 1880, is the
time limited by said Court for said creditors to
present their claims to us for examination and al.
lOwanCe.
Dated Mt MorristOwn, Vt, this 20th day of Sep.
TENDER, A.. ID. 1880. u. 5. GALLUP,
y. A. TERRILL,
lS0w3 Commissioners.
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SPECIAL NOTICE !

This copy ofthe News is sent
Ito you free, and after this week
You will be charged at the rate
|of ONE DOLLAR per year
until we stop sending it to you,
|or until you return a copy to
Jus to indicate that you no
longer want it.
Subscriptions made previous
Ito this date not to be effected
by the above offer.
SEPTEMBER LIST, 1880.
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bad Cold will run its curse in about ten
days, and may end in Consumption and
death, unless some means to prevent are
employed at once. Many Il useful life
has been saved to- the world by the
prompt use of DR.. n. G. Whites PulmO-
nary Elixir. When sensible of having
taken Cold, commence at once taking the
Elixir according to directions on bottle,
and you will soon be well. 8
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29
Harvey Taylor Estate.

State Of Fremont, LdmoiHe DiStritt, SSH Pro
bate Court, holden at Hyde Parkr in and for said
District, on the 18TH day Of September, A. 1880.
c. A. REED, administrator on the estate Of Har,
vey Taylor, late of WolcOtt, in said District. de,
ceased, makes apple ttion to said Court to extend
the time heretofore allowed him TO pay the debts
lue from said estate, and to render his admins
tration account until some future day Whcrcupon
it is ordered by said Court that said application
be heard at the Probate Office, in Hyde Park, on
the sth day of October; and, it is further
ordered, that notice he given to all persons con.
cerned, by the publication of this order in the La.
NOBLE NEWS, printed at Hyde Park, three weeks
successfully, before said hearing.
BY the Court.
lS0w3 Russell S. PAGE, Judge.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29

HELP ONE ANOTHER.-Of course.
What else are we here for? For example:
Mr.. Asa f, Bearse, of Cotuit. Mass. had
been trouble for years with diseased liver
and could get no relief. He was not fit
for business, and carried his life like a
burden on his back. Just then his friend
Capt. Hardy, said CASA, why mont you
send to DR.. David Kennedy, of Rondout,
N. Y, and get a bottle of his 'Favorite
Remedy Ii will only cost you a dollar.
and may do you good" Bearse did so,
and after a short time was sound as the
dollar with which he bought the medicine.
10 be sure, let us help II another. Sold
by all druggists. lSlw2
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29

BEWARE OF ALCOHOLIC BITTERs.-
Thousands have been ruined for life by
drinking popular nostrums, the principal
ingredient of which was alcohol.-Such
''bitters'' are deceptive in their effects /;
they cause intoxication and temporary
relief, while they foster the d~runkard's
appetite. DR.. Kennedy's "Favorite Rem
edy'' contains no alcohol. 1t does not
heat and inflame the blood; it cools and
puriies it. Better than this even, it has
cured many a raving appetite for drink.
1t will do you good, not evil, all the days
of your life. All druggists sell it. DR..
David Kennedy, Proprietor, Roundout,
n. Y. 1S0w2
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ALBERT C0PPLEY, OF MCDANIELs' p.
o., OHIO, MAKES A STATEMENT" |
have been Il great sufferer for years with
inflammation of the Kidneys, and a nervous
disease that caused a twitching of the face.
mouth and eyes TO such an extent that |
could not appear in company. Days
Kidney Pad has entirely cured me, and |
shall never fail to do all l can to have its
merits known"
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NOTICE.

The Stockholders of the Lamoille Valley Fair
Ground Company are hereby notified to meet at
the Town Hail in Morrisville, on Thursday, Octo.
Der 18th, 1880, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. to see
if they will vote to lay an assessment on the stock
of said Company, sufficient to pay the premiums
and other expenses of the late Fair in full; also
to see If the Stockholders will vote to deed the
Fair Ground property, TO those now having a
mortgage of said property, holden to pay the orig
inal Indebtedness; And, also further, to see If the
Stockholders will provide any way, by which the
now Indebtedness may be paid OFF, either by issu-
ing preferred stock, or selling Life Membership
Tickets, or otherwise provide for the payment of
said stock, Let every Stakeholder be present.
Attest, A. A. NILES, Clerk.
Morrisvilie, VT, Sept. 81, 1880. 1slw2
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For Boston, In Connection with the
r.. g. o. Railroad.

The first-class steamers, JOHH y BROOKS
and FDR g CHTH, will run alternately as
follows: Leave FRANKLIN WHARF, Portland,
at I O'Clock pm. and INDIA WHARF, Boston, at
5 O'Clock p. m. DAILY. (~Sundays excepted
RJ- Passengers by this line, are rcmin'ett thatt
the expense and Inconvenience Of arfivingin Bos'
ton late at night.
Through tickets to New York, via the various
Sound lines, at reduced rates, Freight taken at
low rates. t d. B.CO1IE, Jt.,
i56tf Gen'l Agts Portland,
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29

Hayden, the Derby Line wife
murderer, was put into solitary con-
finement at Windsor last Monday,
preparatory to his execution in Janu-
airy next.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Until further notice De given the Pre- sate Onicc
fr tie District OF Lamoille will be held al the
F6urt House, Ia Hyde Park, In rooms heretofore
,rrmipd by the County Clerk, where Prohat
rourts will be held on MONDAY Of each week.
ANY ordinary business may he there attended %
an other days from 1850 % I2.00 a. NJ. aud from
1 10 $50 2. NJ.
HYDE PARK, Jan. let, 1873.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29

DISCOVERIES By ACCIDENT.-The fact
that many of the most valuable discover
les have been the result of chance rather
than of design or contemplation, is again
illustrated in Days Kidney Pad. 1Slw2
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NOTICE.

The undersigned offers for sale 500 Bushels
Of Choice Apple, 80 Barrels New Cider; and cider
making done without delay.
ORSOS HADLEY.
Hyde Park, Sept II. IsOw4
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Petition for
GEORGE ". nnowS' Lsmaare County Court.
ADALADE BROwS. Drr- Term, 4. H. lso.

ADALADE BROwS. Drr. Tenn, 4. H. iSo.
STATE OF VERMONT,
LANOiLLE CoUSTT CLFHE's OFurE.
WHEREAS, George ". Ipfun, OF Cambridge, Ia
said Lamuilie County, has Ilui IN this onlrs biz
hhel tur divorce. rrturualic AZ the shove uaiuof
tern 81 Court, setting furth, IN -uh-fanrr, that ne
has resided 10 this State fJr three years. and d.
said Cambridge Tor murc than one rear lt1 past.
that on the 18th day uf February lssS he was law
fully iuinod in marriage with one ADELAIDE Yeast.
that said fbelaHt and lihclce lived together NJ
husband and wife for the period " twenty months
al Essex, VI; that he, On his part, al all times,
kept aud performed the marriage covenants,
but that the said ADELAIDE, disrrgarding her mar.
rage covenant, dill, on the 2Sth day al September,
lssss and at divers other times between that dste
and The date ot sail marr1Ivv, treat said hbelant
with Intnierahle Severity, 10y beating, striking
and kicking hiHl, ant praying said Court O. grant
him a Divorre. frOm the hsSuds uf mstrimuny with
the said Adaiades and II appearing that the said
Adalate Brown Is Out Of this STAT, - that 2
subpoena cannot be srived upon her, il Is therefore
ordered: That the said Adaiade brown be Hotintzl
" the p~endency Of said libel, by the puhiicauuno ~
the foregoing substance OF said libel and this order
In the LAMOILLE NEWS, a weekly newspaper
published ut Hyde Park, in said Lamlnillr County,
three weeks success sively, the last OF which publ
catiOns shall be at least six weeks previous g. the
commencement Of the Lam lille County Court
next 10 he held nj Hyde Park, in aud for said
ou the First Tuesday Of Drccmbcr, A. 70.
lSSo, at which said term Of Cuirt, aud on the nr-t
Hay thereof, the said Adalade Brown Is hereby
notified 10 appear and make answer tn said libel,
and further to stand 10 shile such order aud
decree In the premises Us Ia said Court shall seem
meet.
Given under my hand at Hyde Park, In said
County, this 22d day of September, 4. d.. lsSO.
W. H. II. k~ENFIELD, CLERK.
T.. II. START, ATTORNEY. IsIv3
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29

AN ESTABLISHED REMEDY.-Downs'
Elixir has bee widely known and used as
a cough remedy o rtifty years. No other
cough medicine has stood the test half
this length of time. The people stand by
that which is good.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29

DR.. BaXter's Mandrake Bitters are pure
ly vegetable-thc products of the hills
aud valleys.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29
VERMONT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Assessments may now he paid to c. s. Page,
Hyde Park, Vermont. Members will please save
necessity of writing by paying promptly. Don't
delay longer than October 10, 1880. lSOtf
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-09-29

WARRANTED.-Henry & Johnson's Ar
MICA and Oil Liniment is warrented to
to please all who use it. S
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FINNEGAN-In this town, on Monday, septem,
Der 9th, 1880, an infant daughter of Francis and
lane Finnegan,
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S45, Q
Call for johnson, VT, Outstanding
Bonds.

of the Town of johnson, VI, dated sept. LIST, 1872,
payable at the First National Bank of Boston, also
Bonds dated March lat and Sept. LIST, 1875, paya-
bile at the Lamoille County National Bank of Hyde
Park, Vt, payable in wenty years from date
and redecmable after five years from date, at
the option of the town, will be paid principal and
interest, at their respective places Of payment,
viz. First National Bank of Boston and LamOille
County National Bank of Hyde Park, VT, upon
presentation of said Bonds and Coupons attached,
on the first day Of October, $3.50, at which time the
interest on said Bonds will cease.
/. A. MANNING
w. G. DOANR, Selectmcn.
A. WHITING,
G.. W. WARD, Town Treasurer.
johnson, Vt, Sept. Is, 1850. lSOw2
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BORN.
DIED.

ROBINSON-In this village, Sept. 2s, 1880,
daughter to r. Il. and II. S. Robinson.
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THE
CREAMERY

Correct in PriaeipIe-Psrfcot In 0per-
ati0n.
1t maintains a perfectly uniform temperature
At Coz.
1t increases the production of Butter fully ten
per cent.
1t makes Butter unexcellcd in texture, flavor,
and keeping qualities.
1t requires the least labor of any system.
1t will last twice as long as any Htherapparatuk.
1t is n perfect Refrigerator for Cream and Butter.
1t is the only system which provides for a per
feet circulation fair.
1t is adapted to any location.
1t can be used with either ice or water.
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AneedOte Of Alexander Dunn as.

Some years ago q merchant OF Lyons
was returning from Paris TO his natal city.
In the same compartment with him sat a
tail fellow, lively. laxative, and full Of
gasconnsde; but on the whole, the best snd
most amusing travelling companion one
could wish for.
On alighting at Lyons, the merchant,
charmed by the taking manner. aud by the
galety OF his neishbor, exclaimed:
'By Jove, sir, am glad 10 have made
your acquaintance! You are good fellow,
charming fsllow ! Can't you talk. though !
Come. let US make trade. will your"
We'll. what kind of a trader"
Come and dine with u,e at the DESSERT
We will speak about 1t. have an idea
will YOU Gomez
Very welt will pay my share,
insist upon it,"
AS you please; what an amazing fell
low he Is All. but like YOU"
Accordingly they took dinner together,
during which the merchant offered the tall
fellow position "a commercial traveller
for his house; that WAS his idea.
'lou have Just the qualities required, :"
said he; you will make your way"
But, my desr sir"
Come, now, how do you lver'
Pooh. on very lttle!"
We'll how much do you make year In
your branch?"
From 20 TO 10000 francs"
Goodness sakes slivei but what do you
dos' asked the other, disappointed.
oh, scrib6le on sheet. Of paper with a
pen!'
"Ah, bah-you are joking again, you
rogue! But what Is your nsmey'
"ALKXASDER DUMAS ~
Tsbleau.-l Paris Theatre.
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WILLIAM WATSON.

A very pleasant family gathering WAS
enjoyed oo Christmas day aud on the
previous evening, a.. the house OF A. r.
Stevens, Esq. Mrs. stevens Is the daugh-
ter OF Rev. and Mrs. j. 4. Eyeleth OF
Eden, WHO were present with all their
living children and grand children six In
all with one exception, a son, who resides
IN Lowell, Mass. Rev F. Ii. Eyeleth.
Missionary from Toungoo. Burmah, and
family were present to enjoy and to add
10 the enjoyment OF the occasion, after
nearly seven years absence from their na-
tive land, aud the friends OF their early
patron saint OF Christmas. santa Claus" :"
sixteen stockings belonging TO ss many
different persons were hung on liue ex-
tending across the opening OF the ioldin-
doors, the chimney not being competent
for this duty, and then the children retired
10 dream, (asleep or awahc) of the al
tcipated giits. table was also spread
In one Of the parlors and covered with q
cloth under which were to be placed the
gifts which were too large Tor the tradi-
tional stocking, and under which no one
was permitted to look until the time OF
distribution on the following moruiug-snd
then aite- bO~img around the faulty altar,
and gratefully acknowledging the good
ness OF God 10 preserving them tor so
m any year. .nl hrIny,u.f ,b.rn tora,bo.
again, surrounded still by Ills merciea, the
family retired 10 rest. With the nrst
dawning OF light the little ones were astlr,
and rushed TO see what had fallen to them
Individually, from the well filed knapsack
OF st. Mic. After the contents OF the
stocking were duly examined, delightinp
the little lolks, the cloth WAS yed
from the table and the father and grand
father. Mr. +. deputed to distribute the
gifts. Among them were some very valu-
able; as for instance a lzdy's beautiful
gold watch-a mantle clock-and beautiful
photographs, and numerous articles OF less
value but useful, or tokens Of love and
friendship. Grateful hearts oyerflo wed
and found expression In silent tears, as
we'll as in words Of thanks and love. The
forenoon was spent in examining and ad-
miring these tokens of family love, and at
noon toe company having beeh increased
BY the addition OF Capt. N. L. Slower and
family, sll sat down to the table where
smPl' justice was done to the roast tur-
keys and chickea-pie, and oil the usual
accompaniments. Such seasons mark q
happy spot in the journey of life The
aged and middle aged recall the scenes OF
earlier years and seem to live anew in the
joy OF their children and grand children
while they can but rejoice in the thought
OF the sweet reunions Of heaven when
life's duties have been done, and life's
journey ended
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Vol. XVI. Whole Ne. 1902. No.2.
WINTER HARBoR, Dec. 10, 1879.

True to their old custom the Sabbath
School of this village gave their sutsrtaiu-
ment on the night OF the 18th. Long be-
fore the hour Of opening the house was
filled to overlooking. Many were unable
TO obtain seats and remained standing
during the entire evening. During the
presentation Of the scenes the utmost
quiet prevailed, once or twice between the
views there was some boisterous out
breaks. but We are glad to learn that the
instisators were from some other town.
Such persons who. either from lack of
brains or manners, seek to disturb tho
quiet OF such q gathering. ought to receive
An expression, rs they certainly do feel
log Of utter cortcnpt from all right
minded people. The evenings entertain
ment consisted OF sixteen scenes from III
life OF Christ, beginning with the Star ib
the east" pnd ending with His last meet
ing with the disciples" These scenes
were highly Impressive. 1t would be hard
10 measure their effect. only eternity can
do that, bat the watchful eagerness with
which the audience drank iu these pic
lures, showed great interest, at least, In
the life represented. II we were to select
any one which seemed to 20 to the hearts
OF the audience more than another it
would be the " Blessing Of little Children"
The one who could look upon that and not
go from the house better man than when
he came must be either 3 very good or
very bad man. These exercises were fol-
lowed BY short but powerful address
from Mr. Palmer of Portland. The hush
which hung over that tired audience IS lie
drew his word picture of that divine life
Is enough to say OF its merit. Then came
the children's hour. the unburdening OF
the tree, and many a young heart iel,
happier and better because Christmas had
come. God grant that the pictures shown
that night may induce many OF them 10
accept the great gift. then would their
Christmas be happy one indeed.
OUr OF Town.
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ters from you. that viii make the jury find
for the plaintiff without leaving the box
And If you ever mention that wretched
creatures name to me again the longest
day you live. I'll shoot you. and scratch
her eyes out-so there, | don't care for
You one bit, but I'm going to marry you
out of spite"
She hurled herself into his arms like
whirlwind and sobbed upon his shoulder.
He smoothed her hair. and called her a
large assortment OF pet names, and observ-
Ing his image 10 the glass, ever the man
tel-piece. winked at It rapturously.
They are to be married on Halloween
night.
You never can get ahead Of Chicago.
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L. q. WOOSTER

LAWRENCE, MASS, DEC. ~, 1879.
To The Editor Of the american:
From every State in the U MON the ac-
tion OF the citizens of Maine, in regard
- the barefaced outrage perpetrated
by GarceIon and his Council, is watched
with intense interest. And with especial
anxiety the Sons OF Maine. and they are
numerous, for there Is not city and scarce
ly town or village in this Republic. that
does not contain some who lay claim to the
suits, and ask, rs our glorious old Moth
er State to be defrauded. bulldozed aud her
rights trampled upon by q few villianous
leaders. and bear it passively? We cannot
believe it," Let the Republicans. and in
fact ali the true citizens OF Maine. consider
we'll the position she holds In the sight of
her Sister States.
IL this act of vilhanous usurpation sue
ceeds, where will 1t stop! We shudder st
the thought of war, but how much more
endurable is war with all its horrors, than
rule Of tyranny ana usurpation. Let not
the glorious record of Maine be sullied by
any rash act, but, II We cannot enjoy the
rights Of freedom. II We cannot live law
abiding citizens ruled by the majority, In
the words OF the Rev. b. N. Tilden. Let
us have war" Fellow citizens, be not
hssty, but be firm. Stand by your guns.
and Maine will see her sons fioching 70 her
standard, II need be. from every town and
city eg ~ Vpiop,
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poetrp.
The Color Bearer.


Founded Gu an incident of the War which
Northern Traitors demand that Northern Pa
triot, shsll forget.
when night had donned her sable robe,
And pinned It with a star.
While the alphabet Of angels"
shone through the blue afar.
Upon Virginia. battle plain.
'Mong corpses stark and dresr.
With feeble breath and glazing eye.
LAY wounded Volunteer.
A conrad, held the dying head
Upon hi. manly breastl
Watching with tender pitying glance.
The suffering soldiers rest:
When from his dtful sumbering.
With sobbing. ga.ping cry,
The wounded hero started
And murmured Must die"
I'm not afraid. No. not afraid,
'ris sweet to die tonight.
knowing I've served my country well,
For God. the truth and right;
I only sorrow Tor the ones
Who'll miss me 80 st home
They II wait aud watch for wesry dsys.
nv pfN Wht sSA't-
But God viii help them bear, l know.
For they 30 gladly gave
Though tearfully, their only boy
The dear old Flag to save;
You'll see them when you're mustered out.
CTS but few short days
/ should have gone TO them with you.
But GoIs are not our ways.
Tell my darling only sister
lonsed to sec her face;
To .it with her at Mother. feet,
The dear old childhood place,
But tell her-Are YOU crying too
That while she loved me so,
God aud nv country needed me.
I. And am glad To 20.
Tell her-,he will be proud TO know
The boy who went to sleep,
With only YOU 10 sooIhe hi. rest
Aud star, hi. watch TO keep,
T,.si be was brave and iearles. too.
VI Tough, till low he fell.
Ser nInched-God bless dear Sis
.i-snd ye, lis well.
Nv M-de.re.t loved Of all.
To. kisses now
Fall on rnins cheek and lips,
Her de. y on my BROW
Don't thin. seak. my heart i, brave.
do not ftk lie.
l. only miss dear ther 50.
Aud long TO hs v nigh.
How she will noun y''darilng boy
She always called "
Her las, words when Vbbcd-.good bye"
But brascly murmun s9o."
Tell her loved her best,
Next to the dear old Flax
And listen cio.e-you'll no, forget
That ssce-ihAnk God-the rag
OF rebeldon. the star. and bars
iramplei meath my feet.
While all uustaincd our stripes and stars
Waved Victory" complete"
A ga.pinx sob-''rm mustered out
While angels stood In wait,
And bore his trusting p.trio, soul
Up through the Golden Gate
BELLE BUkgg CHASE.
OrlAnd. Dec. p. ls7G.