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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-09
Village Guide.
SUNDAY SERVICES:

C1NGREGATI0SAL CHURCIl.-Rsr. HAn Bond
pas or. Moruiag servic, Al O'clOc. sabbath
Scho,l a Il. Evening service al $50 O'Clock.
Thursday evening prayer meeting at l.
EPisCoPAI.-Chrisi Church, The Rec. Louis 4.
Affhur Missionary IN charge. Services on
Sand avs at n A. VI and p. n. chtidren's
service and tnday school, $50 =. VI. Ser
vice also on ) dnts Days aud Holy Days
Ga FRIDAYS, evening prayer aud lecture al
NJ r. CuURCH-Rtp. u. L. Bruce, pastor Ser
vices az II A " and r. NJ. SIND. Y School at
the close Of morning service. Young peo-
MES meeting from 6 10 p. NJ. Genur 4
PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening ~ $50.
Class Meeting Saturday evening NJ 7.S0.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.-R6r. Fathers Ke'-
L.ai0a ard 5Jithasi, pts .Ors. Services on the
trst aud third lad tys of each month, at 10
A. NJ and r. NJ. Cdtechism AT P. ".
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-09

Business done in Probate Court, re-
ported specially for the HERALD:
January 3d.-Clenentins Stone ct al
Guardianship, j. NJ. Dodge, Guard
iIn.-LcenSe granted to sell the real
estate of his wards.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-09

Speedy Relief cures Neuralgia.
Speedy Cough Cure cleanses the
lungs.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-09

lice trains viii be run as follows:
GOING WEST.
Express train for Montreal win leave II and
Pond OF 500, a IN. Mixed train for Quebec and
Montreal will leave Island Pond q. 30 a. 70.
EXPRESS trains tOr Lewiston Will leave PoTt
land nj 10 "A. IN. i2 so and $40 y. 10.
Express train for Montreal, Quecec, end the
West, will leave Portland at 30 pTn., Lewiston
al 90 p. m. GorhaIn at COZ p. m, and leland
Pond at 10 co p. m.
Local trains for Gorham Will leave Por<
land mt las a. m, and 5:i0 p. m.
Mixed ltrain for Island Pond viii leave Ger.
ham at 100 y. IN.
Mixed for Richmond, viii leave cosaeoo<e
at 1925 p. N.
GOING EAST.
Express train for Lewiston. Portland, skd
Boston will leave Montreal at $50 p. m, and
Island Pond ut 6.i5 q. n.
Express Il ain for IslHnd Pond VIII loavs
Montreal at SIS p. IA, ana Sherorooke AZ J."
y. IN.
Mixed train for Island Pond viii leave Mon
treal at 7 a. m, and SherhrOoke at ] IS y. N.
Express trains for Portland and Boston Will
leave Lewiston at 40 and lilo q. m, ssH AAd
i.3 p IN.
Mixed trains for Portland leaves Gorhan %
las and 10 20 n. nj.
Mixed train for Gorhsm viii leave Island
Pond at IL a. III.
Mixed train for Coatieooke leaves Rich
mond ut Is IN, and Sherbrooke at 10 IS q. N
Trains east OF Island Pond are run by Pert
land time, and Host by Montreal time.
J. HICkSON,
General mayer.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-09

Returning, will leave Boston st 100; Con:
cord 10 As a. NJ, Plymouth, l.2o Wells River,
$50; Wing Road sic; Lancaster, sos; and ar
rive at GroYeton Junction at 6 80 p. NJ. making
3 sure connection for Quebec, Montreal and
the West, via G. 7. K. L.
Connections made at Wells River with PQss-
umpsic II. II. for st. Johnsbury, Newport, Mon
treal and Qaebec; and NJ. & W. II. II. FOR Mont
pelier and DurlIng ton.
j. A. BoDoE, General Manager
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-09
GOING EAST.
boston, CONCORD. MONTREAL.
ID AWHTTE MGS. n. n.

Express Train viii leave Gr0v e.os Junction
for Boston and Intern edste statiouz on arriv-
al of G.. II. u. r. train 1T 7,49; Lancaster 8. Is I:
Wing Road 96; Wells River IL \. ": Ply
mouth, LA; Ceneore, $50; arriving in Eostoa
ct 6.35 P. NJ
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-09
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE,

Is sure to cure Spayins, SplIRts,
Jurb, &c. ltremoves all unnatural
;nlargementS. does not dlister,
las no equal for any lameness on
east or man. II has cured hip
lint lameness in Il person who
III suitersd Is years. Also cured
AnInatism, cOrns, frost bites or
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-09

POST OFFICE HOURS:
WEEK DAYS. 80 to A. NJ; 8 NJ. to IL N.
TO 5and6 sO9.l5 p. NJ
SUNDAYs-9b 10 10 A. NJ, AMI to 6 P. N.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-09

ISLAND PoNp LoDGE, No H.-Statcl commrni-
ctuons. seco id Mo Id IS in lch month. Wis
iriEg brethren cordially welcomed.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-09

Speedy Relief cures Neuralgia.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-09

HOLDEN TEMPERANCE REFORM CLCb'-MeetS
every Frid ~ evening at $50 in Tenn perlnce
II III.
TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOcIETY.-Meets every
M1h1ty and 5 Lnrday evenings, at 7.So, in
Temperance Hall.
LADIES TEMPERANCE AID SocIETY.-Meets
every Thursday afternoon III Temperance
Hall.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-01-09
Grand Trunk Railway,
Winter Arrangements.
GOING WEST.

On and after Oct Is, and until further M
tice, trains will be run as follows:
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-31

sense and argument, urging
upon the pcopletho necessity for q
vigorous, organization Of tho party.
ATr. Edniston did himself much
credit as did also the other speak
ors. The Hon. ]. NJ. Bennett was
called upon but excused himself
on account Of lack Of time. After
some few remarks from Mr.. Bennett
the club adjourned with three rolls-
ing cheers for Hancock and English
and the people all went for the
train, which was not long in put
ting in an appearance. Tho Wcs-
ton people all reached home by
early supper time firmly impressed
with the Eactthat Jane Lew has a
live Hancock and English Club,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-31
Meeting al Jdnc Lclc.

4 largo and enthusiastic meeting
was held ut Jano Lew, OH Saturday
Inst for tho purpose Of forming Il
Hancock and English Club. The
Narrow Guage was loaded down
with Democrats from Weston, nc
companicd by quite u number Of
young ladies'. After stroiling
around the town for Il while the
crowd finally wendell their way 10
the beautiful grove Of the veteran
Democrat, Ned j. Jackson, where
tho mrtling'was called to order by
Isaac Jackson Esq, who made a
few remarks stating tho object Of
the meeting. Mr.. Samuel i. Wig
goncr. ESP, was elected permanent
President, DR.. ]. D. Summers Sec
rotary. There Was n large club
formrd numbering 05 members.
We !oo!; for good work from this
club. Tile Primary System Of NOM
mating county and district officers
WAS passed by an overwhelming
majority, which shows plainly that
the Democrats Of Hackers Greek
ire alive 10 the necessity of organ-
i2atiou, and VIC feel confident that
they will turn out in full force NJ
the Primary Election.
After the business Of tho club
lad been disposed Of loud calls
were nado for W. W. Brannon who
excused himself and referred to the
fact that Mr.. W. Z. Lively, m able
speaker was on the ground and
hoped that Mr.. +. would he called
upon to lake his place. Mr.! Live
1y'was called out and responded IN
Ulic Of Ills ustI:l happy cIlnrts.
Nj. Z, p neay was next called
upon and spoke to the people for
II few moments, after which AIR.
Louis Bennett was called 10 The
front who did himself much credit
and made Il good speech, full Of ar
gumeNt.
Next upon Tho list, Andrew Ed
mission was called for and made Il
goul speech, rrlltto' with COOL
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-31

Alta meeting Of the Hancock
and English Club Of Weston, a
vote was taken upon a resolution
fayoring The Primary System Of
nominating county and district
officers, and resulted as follows:
For The l'rimarY-F. N. Chal.
FAINT, ]. S. Gregory, Marshall Tur-
nor, Z. Tiorney, John Morrison, G.
KcsrGr, II. Iangfnrl, II. II. Smith,
j. 4. Watson, 7. z. Reay, ]. NJ.
Bennett, i. S. urback, r. 4. Hall,
james Packet, DR.. y. 3. Bland, i. a,
Bennett, Rohtrt Juler, Adam Atcl.i-
son, Dr. I. i. Camden, John i.
Ryan. James 0'Brian, ]. II. Bonnet,
J1ds6n Bishop, W, H. Edwards,
r. II. Harrison, I. Drinkman, =.
r. Summcrville, James Ramsburg,
Henry Bidil;er, Louis Bennett,
Simeon Smith, Milton Steele, \. ~.
Lewis, John Riley, ]. a. Owens, ].
Is. Williams, Jr., ]. J. Williams,
Joseph Darlinton, Jr., w. w. bran
non, Z, 4. Edwards, James Mclean,
jacob Sctniitt, 4. NJ. Smith, 7. J,
Moore, J. II. Bare, Thomas Harri'
son, n. 3. Newton, George Oliver.
a. II. Dent.
Against tho Primary-Ed Glib,
son, NJ. Lotus, z. Hoilon.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-31

TIE last fiscal year has been the
lnost:remarl;a sin,the history Of
Tie country: Notsonly were the
imports from foreign countries
larger than ever before, but the OK
ports far cxcecdcdt those Of any
previous year, and despite the
enormous volume Of foreign pllr-
cIlascs, tho exports averaged more
than three millions q week in OK
cess Of the value Of imports, catls-
ing an importation Of specie hcav-
Ter than ever known before, nj
though for nineteen years tho OK
ports Of specie had exceeded the
imports. The foreign trade Of the
country reached tho vast aggregate
Of almost five millions for every
secular day in The year Hhte1t"g
Register.
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state REaaual Aid Associa-
lion crGolurssbus,.Gll
\. BRINKMAN, solc Agent.

BENEFITS of this Association.
Persons between the ages Of is
and 90 years, who have iirst-class
health record, may receive a Ger
tilicate ofAIolnbcrship, as follows
is to 3j-$5,0 00-payablo at
death or at expiration OF % years.
&c to 4S-S4,000-pa at
death or at expiration Of 90 years.
10 10 G0-$3, 000-payablo at
death or at expiration oils years.
Or if preferred, 4 certificate Of
half membership, for onc.hal[ the
amounts stated above.
Each Certificate. will pledge TO
The family or legallteirs at tlcccasc,
orto tho mcmbcraif living at tho
expiration of tho term, Is cents for
each Certificate in force at the
time, not exceeding tho amount
named in tho Certificate, egcept in
tie case Of tho 5000 Certificate, in
Which case the amount will be S.
cents for each Certificate in force
Iandznot exceeding IS, 000.t5
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-31
.I,yicylde:lt.oJe G'0WNiy.C ottrt.

-
==5=.=#f=
IsMish to inlFudo on#y oyrsyalus
able space TO say5a Yordin favor Of
samuel=B.& Smith, EsQy as y candi.
date for President oftho County
Court. We think he is a compc.
tent man to ill the position; is a
good, sound Democrat, and would
add strength to our ticket. We
hope Mr.. Smith will come forward
and announce himself MS Il candi-
date, subject to tho decision Of tho
Democratic Primary Election, as
sc believe it 10 be tho only saliva.
ton through which Il Democrat esn
get into Office.
MANY VOTERS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-31
AGnc0cis and ENgii&h Club Of
JuHc Leu.
JANE LEW, July 90.

JANE Lew, July ~
IN pursuance OF the call oil Isaac
jackson, Fice-l'rcsident Of the
Weston Hancock and English
Club, there was Il meeting Of the
citizens of Jane Lew, on The 9th
;nyt rnn+oin s.n,,,e1 r. Wor-
i'I''' or:i 49, - -
SoheF WIS e'sG !, lEeS'oeN', - d.
Jackson Vlc0-PresIdent, and J. D.
Summers Secretary.
On motion. tho President an.
rointcl !, Committee or t;vo n
,I.', r, lad a,,,i :" ,o,,.,;,,,,; '"
oralt resolutions ana a constitution
and present them to the next meet
ing of. the Club. Tho following
were appointed on said Committee :
Tso,o I9ol,son A " wonJrorJ Il
So 800, CS' I'',.' A. -. y o' '11 ~
- :, '@eNSo"' 'ol'h Nioe"'S anu D. ~
summers,
The following resolution was
then offered, which WIS adopted
with h,u onr dissenting VOICE.
pssolr,,1 TLn+ wo tl,o r,omhore
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-31
FLASHING TOS LE2'ILiIt.
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 2G.
Editor Dsmocrat:

WASHINGTON, D. G., July 2G.
Editor D<mOcrat:
General Sherman will be in this
city in a few days. His arrival
will present the first opportunity
for publishing that letter Of Gencr-
al llancocl:'s, written in 1876 Or
1S77-dates vary-conccrning the
course the writer would fake in re-
gard to tho Presidency then in dis
putc. General Sherman las said
that 10 had Il large number Of OIL
cial and private letters from Gen
cral Hancock, meaning to convey
the impression that he had letter
ON this subject. General Hancock
is said 10 haze admitted the writ
ing Of a letter 10 General Sherman
on the subject. ! mention The
subject now for only ono reason,
and that is I believe an uttem pt
will be made to publish portions Of
the lctlor--such portions is tile
Radical polilieiaps'tlinE nlny lolp
thcm-and suppress the remain
der. Ii General Sherman is at all
Il fair man he will sec that the
whole letter, if any, is published.
There is no letter, order, testimo-
nv. w .ther nrnANcIiNy 0. Nrnnrnl
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-31
wa !sltitdIiIElfEtst.

. = -.
We present today the'names q
tho gentlemen nominated by The
Democratic Convention at Mar.
3tinsburg
The ticket is a good one; Z and
=to=aayz that5itwill# be elected by q
5largc=mGority5 willibo=but=rcpeat.
ling what woll=knownz to- every
Democrat, ard Republican TOO, for
that mattor, inthq State.
It's a strong ticket composed Of
The best men in the Democratic
ranks.
Colonel Jacob 3. Jackson, the
candidate for Governor, halls from
the Democratic. county Of Wood.
and is well and favorably known
all over tho Slate, and gives
strength, If it he needed, 10 The
ticket.
The rest of the ticket is good
and space only prevents us from
saying more about the gentlemen
composing it,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-31

AT the Democratic meeting held
in Jane Lew last Saturday, Mr.
Isaac Jackson offered a resolution
fayoring the Primary Election sys-
tom, which was passed with but
ono dissenting voice. This resolu-
ton was warmly supported in .
strong speech by Colonel Wood
ford.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-31
Secretary Sherman will hav,

Secretary Sherman will haze
himself locked up for tho next two
weeks iuonler toprepRre a'sIecch
to be delivered in Ohio some time
in August. General Garfield ought
10 send some friend to look this
speech over before it gets into the
newspapers. Secretary Sherman
hasn't been doing much Tor the
Garfield campaign SO fur Regis
trr.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-31
1nni linpent 70 TIC ct.ttolles.

Thai 1ippeat to the Catholics.
Editor Democrat:
/ am indebted 10 the courteous
editor .ofrthe Weston Republican for
a#cepy Of Ills paper Of tho 10th
inst, containing an article entitled
ssIrish. Catholic Democrats !
read=tIlc= article=to fatnily,
which caused mediterranean and
laughter. have been looking for
a reply to it from some quartcr,but
have failed to scott; therefore, Mr..
Editor, l trust it will. not be con
sidercd improper in me to make a
fGw remarks in my own humble
way. Now, sir, who is this Irish
Catholic2 What is his name and
his whereabouts? that We may
have The consolation Of returning
him our sincere gratitude for this
great boon conferred on our race
and creed. Why has he remained
incognito?-tIlis great bcnefactor
who has removed this dark cloud
of ignorance and mental debility
under which We and Lour Irish
American GOrefathcrs lay dormant
since the formation Of this Repub.
lie for il is manifest TO ulI that tho
great majority Of the Irish who
came 10 this country within the
last century have adopted tho
principles Of Democracy; aud not
only the Irish, but the adopted cit
liens of all climes, 10 a great OK
tent. How this fact is to be nc
counted for, 1 leave to those who arc
competent 10 judge. So you SEE
our Irish Catholic" benciactor has
great cause to be displcased Will
his countrymcn ind co-rcligionists
Now think youis there such Il mar
in existence? II there is, I would
like TO know when lIG haJ tho !irsi
attack Of insanity; for from tho
pcgusal of his article it must bt
increasing at an alarming rate
Therefore | would advise him It
come 10 Weston with all speed
where his ease will be scientifically
treated at the Hospital for the In
sane. ] wonder how this SUPPOSED
"lrish Catholic" who is so itippnnt
and scrupuluus about the law o
God, and says we cannot do al i'll
Justice 10 our uejgllbors or our.
selves, and that man shall not
transgress the law Of God, is found
notwithstanding the truth OF THU
assertion, playing the hypocrito
slandcring, drtvacting and miSrep
rescnting Il majority Of the citizens
Of this great Republic. Now us 10
gar.ls Catholic citizens, our pros
perity and wcll-heing depends no
ull the political Issues OF the day
We have Il higher and nOblrr dcs'
tiny in this free land Of or adop
ton; and We would advise Our po'
litieal friends that This gross insult
SO illdclicntcly offered 10 the intel
ligencc Of our people comes with i
bad grace, ap'l NO indignantly ling
buck tho insult OH the head of tl!t
author who Ind not the manlincss
tossnakc himself known; and We
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-31

Hancock that a u, Of his friends
need be ashamed q.
There seems tobe no doubt that
either Senator C6nliling or candi-
tlidato Garfield has intimated TO
Mr.. Hayes that the remoyalot Col
lcctor Marriott, of the New York
Custom House, and the substilu-
ton Of some friend Of Arthur is
desirable. It's impossible 10 say
what Mr.. Hayes will do aboutit.
Civil service reform is evidently q
suhiccttoo great for him.
A gentleman who was lately in
Milne tells me that the Republic
cans themselves in that State do
not expect to win in November,
and have hope III September only
because Of the local troubles Of
last year. He was in three Con-
grcssional Districts, in only one Of
which did tho Republicans expect
success.
Ono Radical newspaper man
told him he had no hope Of elect
ing his candidate i'll one Of the Con
gressional Districts, though his
paper was claiming a large majo.
riSy. Tho trouble seems TO be that
tho soldiers in Maine, especially
those who served in the ranks, aro
pledging themselves 10 Hancock in
very large numbers.
A long statement is going the
rounds of the Radical press, pre-
pared at tho Treasury showing the
reduction Of lie public debt from
1860 to 1880.
The Inference expected to be
drawn is favorable 10 the purity of
which Garfield is a candidate, but
a careful consideration of it will.
convince any one that great credit
is due clscwcrc. Under heavy re
duetions oftaxes tic debt has de-
creased surprisingly since the
Democrats secured control Of. the
House, and reduced government
expenses $4o,ooo,o0O per year, and
the credit for this, as FIR as any
party is concerned, belongs to the
Democratic party. But this is not
all. twas, among other things the
gradual falling of in reduction Of
The debt under Radical auspices
that gave The Democrats q ma
jority in. the House Of Roprcson-
tatiyos, and later in tho Senate,
The Treasury statement designatos
q Republican camgaign document,
will not fear examination,
ia. MEMO.
=. - -.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-31
Ne1O IIorh Clears:

Flower Of Perfection, Concha Re-
gala, Capuluras, Cabanas, Daisies,
Our Daddiea, Honey Boos, Amori-
can babies, &c.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-31

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Notes-Gossip.

Mercury 9Oo.
The Baptist elm street, and Winter street
Congregational pastors preached on exchange
yesterday.
A feet of fishermen arrived up this morn
ing.
Another raft of 700 logs for Wiscasset passed
by to-day.
The Sebanoa will be placed upon the Booth
bay route this week.
A suburban farmer has planted forty acres
with potatoes.
The Forest Eagle will be loaded and ready
to sail Tuesday morning.
The new schooner Chas. q. Morse sailed
with ice for Southern port this morning.
A crowd of picnic people made merry
party at Fosters Point yesterday.
The Universalist church is being repaired
and new platform is being built in front.
Special meeting of the Mayor and Board of
Aldermen regarding the hack stand this after
noon at Is p. m. Property owners object de-
cidedly to the stands assigned.
The Ocean Bluff Hotel, at Hunnewell's
Point, will not be opened this season.
The 10th anniversary of Rev. DR.. S. T.
Dykes connection with the Swedenborgain
church will be celebrated Wednesday with a
lawn party at the pastors residence.
The sad accident by which the late m.
Sullivan, Bath ship carpenter, lost his life in
detail is as follows:-At p m. he was at work
upon the platform of the Crescent City at
Houghton's wharf the planks tipped as he
changed position and Mr.. Sullivan fell about
six feet into the water. He rose SO that one
hand was visible, but all attempts to rescue
him proved of no avail His body was recov-
cred about 6 a. m, and the funeral occurred
from his late residence on Water street this
morning. A strange coincidence was the fact
OF his sister-in-law dreaming two nights previ-
GUS to the accident that he was drowned. De-
ceased had stated within one week that in case
of an accident he believed that he should be
drowned.