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PURCHASERS OF boys and chiidrens clothing
should lCOk well before they buy, and they vii
re convinced that the place 70 purchase IS al
". Wall X Co. 5. S2l Pa. ave, where prices VII
astOpiSn tie closest DurchaSerS.
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THREE BRAVE BOYS KEWARDED.-The living
club, composed Of gent eiuen OF Harlem, New
York, have be2to.t ii gold medals upon Masters
Frederick Ii. Nlghtnan. hubert II. Dean and
Edward L. Lamb. three schoolboys who went
TO the relief Of Jhe drowning passengers OF the
SeaWanlaka, end brought fourteen to lana in
their boat including Captain Smith. Tue pre-
sensations We're made In the presence OF ta3
school that they were attached TO. T4To OF
them have entered the college of the CITY OF
New York and the third viii soon follow
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ELOPiNG WITH A Observation-Disclosures D25tS-
lets, aged Is, d farmers daughter Of La Prairie
Diae miles from Montreal, fell In love with VIM
Bro~nr9g, a burglar OF 90, who represented
himself as i12chi;Iist. She came to town 70
join him, was pursued by her parents, and
caught as She left The boat. The Same lay
Saturday the man was arrested for burglar.
and tried al Tie special sessions. JeahneCte
8nd her parents saw him sentenced to one years
haId Labor.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATEa.
MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER IS,
EVERY EVENING, WEDNESDAY AND SATVTR-
DAY MATINEE.
Rice's New ExtrsvagaaZs mbiGati1n.
Flint Production i'll this cltV of
THE NEW EVANGELINE.
The "Sew Evangeliue" is the RYAN Feline OF past
seasons rewritten 10y Mr. John McNaiiy. with sew
eral New Scenes AID Original Musical Numbers by
hr. +. T.. Rice.
ke~ and Splendid Costumes Oh prls of Young
Ladies, a. d a powerful cast 81 Cha-sctsrs
SATURDAY NIGHT-Grana Double Bill Fan
rie's new Opera B0utfe,
CALTE0.
And the Screaming farce,
TIE GOOSE WITH THE GOLDEN EGG.
MONDAY, November !, Two Nights in Rome -
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TIE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILROAD Will issue
round-trip tickets from Washington 10 Warren
ION On october 9th for 81 TO all who deSl re TO
attend the sale OF building lots at Fduluter
White sulphur Springs on that day. Train
leaves al a. m, returus az $50 p. N. T.
The C0LoRsD SUNDAY SCHOOL. Z MON quarterly
meeting was held at Lincoln Hall yesterday
afternoon. Addresses were made by L. A Cor
Dish, president OF the Union; Lindsay Muse
TIE venerable messenger or the Navy DEPART
meDt, and one OF the founders OF tue union: Mr.
R1oert Purvis. and Rev. DE-. Warning. Mr..
Cornish fecapitul2tsd The history OF the union
from the establishment of the first colOred sun
day school here By the late John f. Cook, on
The 18th OF May, 1879. and the organization OF
the union i've years later. In 1895 ar the time
Of the "SIoI" riot, when many OF the members
OF The union were compelled 10 flee from the
Ct Y, while others secreted themselves and were
IoTced TO destroy the records OF the organiza-
tiOn in order 10 save their lives, the union was
temporarily suspended. IL was, however. Or
gained On q permanent basis on the 4th OF
July, 1874,
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EDGARs Cough SPECIFIC IL the best. I'm

SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN ere not admired. II
lacking flesh. VITAL brstn, or nerve force. use
"WeileS R6abh Re73e1rer." Greatest remedy OF
earth for inpoteGcy, sexual debility, decline &c.
81 az druggists. Depot, SIS Barclay street. NY.
ana Tor washington at $50 Penn'a avenue.
"ALDRsNEY WAGoKS"-Fresh Attorney butter
chrrned every morning, and delivered In y ms
Ward prints, DOC. Per Ia. Also. cottage
cheese. euttermilk and sweet milk SC. per OF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-25

AMY 6. wARDg1I. of Providence. r. l., i'm.
pressed with the idea that she was committing
sill in eating, six weeks ago began fast watch
ended only with her death last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-25

have your latrobes. ranges ara furnaces re.
paired az Gartrell's. SIS ItH street northwest. a
Iuli line OF heating aLd cooking stoves at Low
prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-25

A WIFE DIES OF SUFFoCATIoN.-FrankR isdeu
living ID the country about I've miles from Yer
million, awoke about O'Clock yesterday morn
flame. He took his baby in his arms and
Jumped out of window, telling his wife to fol-
low. But She was blinded by the smoke and
rushed to another part OF The building, where
she sank down suffocated. and when Rsden
succeeded In his pelilOus attempt to reach her
he found her dead upon the floor. lie had barely
ime to rescue the body from the burning bliid-
inc -(9pTp'Gu6 Press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-25

DR.. HARrIEY's great remedy for cltarrh and
thre at diseases
Sold by all druggists sep1-w, s, m, 2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-25

old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS are
known for years as the only place where class
sECOf DHaND CI1ThING can be rs, sold dat at re; );
stand, No 619 ST.. between 9th and 7th st. W,
or Branch Store. No. 400 9th ST., between ID and =
sis. NV. n. B.-Note by mail promptly attended
O.. ulaTJ
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RRNBAR's ToNIC.-The best remedy for wind
oct 20. W I'm
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TIE Morartans have stxty-f1ve churches In
America and about 10000 members.
Forty buildings. comprising the whole Of
Quesnen Forks, Vancouver, were burned Sat
urday. The fire originated In Chinese shanty.
Rev. Dayton Darrell. pastor of the Hanil-
ton Street African nj. L. church, I'm Albany.
n. Y, was found dead In his bed yesterday
morning.
TIE noted political bandit. Lieut.. Col. Alblna
Coeos, was shot In the city OF Choluteca, Sal
vaoor, September 26, by order Of a council OF
Elias Simpkins, chief OF police at Pittsf1eld.
IL: was shot and killed Saturday night by
+ GCtt Baker.
ser. b. Z. Butler has been engaged as coun-
sei Ior Mrs. Howe, one Of the arrested mana
gers CT The notorious Ladies Deposit Bank" ar
10 you get any holidays in your oflce?''
ASKED a returned divine OF a CHI efy looking
worker IN secular walks. son yes we get a
Day to Get buried on"-Netc YORK Con,lle7.
Ca1.
"A girl at Kane, Ill, did Tot like o decide
witch CT TWO sut Ora should escort her ID q
pa,ty. end so choae third man. One or uae
Itjected men then offered his services 70
murdered him.
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Established IS40.

RAhGAINs: e,pa.rss,
We sre Offering, for this week only NEW W g
WHEELER l. WILSON SEWfNa MACHINES nj
$32 SO,
with Gil latest imprOveu ents drop leaf and side
draScrs.) NEW AN ERiCaN-
$500.
81 other Machines at the same reduced DR.: css
There Machines are al NEW aud warranted fer I've
years. Gail end be convinced, at
OTPENKIELI MER'S.
j2S 9th ST., ST. Gloud Eulidlng cor Fpw
ga Tie Lar gest stock o. Sewing Machines IN the
CRY. ortI2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-25

BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF ingram and Brussels
carr cts opened today. Prices the lowest aC
Tow sons. Pc nBsylta9la avenue, south side,
rear 9Th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-25

TIE GLADSTONE GovERNMENr.-The govern.
ment is surprised at the extent OF the OppoSl-
ton to the course 1t is pursuing in relau3u To
the land leeguerS. All Shades OF political Opin.
!on unite In denouncjng it as weak reaction
But q member OF the cabinet assures me that the
ministry will stand or tall by Its Irish policy
Near YO7E World Gable Special
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CITY ITEMS.

Opinion OF Eminent DR.. ~. ~. Walton,
Abnapolls. Md.:-Coide,,'s LftoiGs Liquid Err
tract az Bet.Tis most excellent preparation. IL
is par excellence superior 10 Cod Liver OF or
nytGtng have ever used in wasted or impaired
constitutions. and en- excellent preventive Of
malarial diseases Sold b. ali Druggists aad
grocers.
Totally Different from All Others"
''Lot0on Fair BeStorer." Ensures new growth.
London Hair Restorer." Restores the color.
London Hair Restorer." Exquisite dressing.
NO TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT TT-THiCKRSS
Thin hair, stops IFS falling and the most per-
feet hair restorer and dressing the world HIS
ever known. We alllde to london Hdlr Co'or
ReStoTtr" a. 4. Gibson. Barrytown, n. ",
writes: 1T has stopped nv hllr from falling
and restored IL TO It's natural color" 'LohtioR
HGir Restoref" is sold by all druggists at as
cents bottle.
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rear Itn street.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed az folio IS:
W. h. Dnhalnei. trustee, ct al. 10 j. T. LCnai4a
Iot 8, So. ASP; 81 800. NJ. A. SSid,nore 70 T. ;
Elcln, lot 4, 81. l,020; $3.50. NJ A DoWn.nsa -
l. T. Gordon, lots ia BealTs addition TO G. org
Town, Known as ''EyerLnay;r 500 X H. La5x.y
10 Lena Cohen lots 10 and IL So IoI: s.. q.
knabsn, trustee, to X. b. Derrick 10 IL &,
sSS; 81 ,Sr0 Lydia A. Tanner 20 Sarn',aI p ,i,,g6
horn, let I6 So $40; $500. VIM BraiIa, n a
Il. HaeEer, lets ana ID, So. I4l; S. 900. NJ
Daley 10 j. G. q. Kennedy, pt. Il. 81. 2lI. slJ
e. II. Payne 10 Mary Hodges part OF r. ,::, a.;
Dumharton;' 500. G. Hartig TRUSTEE to y
W. Sellhausen, pr. II. So Az: s., (quir cain !
q. w. j, LanGon 10 David L Der and J.. S. Hemp.
hill, pt 3, So. 4IT; - 200. S. w. Lloyd ID LLAMA
ii. James, pit Y. So 5GI: goo.
SUITS ENTEsED.-Hallet Knbourn and Martin
i. Morris, trustees. 10 the use OF II. A.
Nnlaid, have Cntefed suit against curtis J.
Hillyer AID Thomas j. Sunderland 20 recover
S's6o.so, The balance alleged TO oe due on the
IETehaSe CT certain property Thomas w. r.
t5cHs. OF 81. Louis, has Instituted suit agatns,
AIScsun j. Amber 20 recover $2i les 95, alleged
70 oe que 1of professional services rendered
nchey loaned. etc
rtNE Az ktAtTREs AT Hamilton T. Shodd,, 4
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
GEoHGETOwN UNIVERSITY.

THE SCHOOL OF Law
OIers fer tbs spnual term OF lS-n-'sl WhDEFS-
DAY EFlSit1, October 6.lI at six O'Clock, ia the
IectuTe Tia /, 91t + II. NV, in WssIngton city.
Rta ulbr course of two years. Fifty ~ ,ssA per az
min; est Graduate course, TEe.iSy- Eve Dollars.
For particulars address
MI. EEnRY DESNIS. Secretary
seySSIn 9i5 81. r.w SGsh.r.Sion ID O.
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ELPHONZO Y0UNGe.

6O4 9th street, bet. L and e
TIE FRuNTy Jy6
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FNs GAS FiAIyRss at Hamilton & shedd,s. +
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Issued TO w. N.
Gt an oetiais, OF SUsquehanha county, Pa, and
boWlna L. Marks; Peter ID. Willis and EVE j.
Peasants, both OF Hanover county Va: Ron ,rt
Scott ana Annie johnson; Charles w. CHAPMAN
and Fannie ~: Ross; w. w. Pierce and Emma
v brown, OF p. g. county, Va; John b. j. Col
Inns, OF ST. Louis and Kate PelouZe; James A.
iiunf, OF Peekskili, n. T., and Eliza j. Hilae.
pano; VIM. Brannegen and Elizabeth Butler.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-07-09
EAST CONCORD.

a. w. Smith has bargained with n.
w. Villas for lot, and intends build
ing thereon.
II. Il. Pratt has just returned from
market with a new and varied assert
Inent of goods. Call and examine.
Fan McKelvey has closed up his mill
for one month, thus giving the work
men a chance to do some haying.
Some little time ago the storehouse
of Kidder g. McGregor, with 95 casks
of starch each cask containing about
500 lbs, broke down, precipitating the
whole into Miles stream, falling dis
lance of about 25 feet. The loss sus-
tanned is about $500.
In this place it costs a man about
$3.50 to have q good time. AT least
that is the experience of James Carri-
gan, who was arrested for drunkenness
and disturbing the peace. He was adj
vised by the justice, who fined him
$3.50 and costs, to leave town, and the
advice was acted upon. Carrigan was
one of Zan's hired men, but was imme-
diately discharged when Fan heard of
his doings. UNo.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-07-09
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

The ESsEX COUNTY HERALD will be
furnished new subscribers during the
present political campaign at FORTY
FIVE CENTs EACH, commencing with
the present number aud including the
issue which will contain complete elec-
ition returns. Any person getting up a
club of twenty campaign subscribers
will be furnished copy free for one
year Those who take advantage OF
this offer will thus receive the HERALD
8 months for As cents.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-07-09
1T MAKES NO DRUNKARDS
Breaks no Hearts, Excuses
10 Grimes.

DR.. DAVID Kennedy FAYOMTE REMEDY
is not a disguised enemy Of the human race:
where IL cannot help, it does not harm. IA
NORlTE REMEDY is combination Of we've
table alternatives. II does not heat or mHame
the blood but cools and purincs it.. In all
cases OF Kidney troubles, Liver complaints.
Constipation of the Bowels, and the delicate
dcrangcm, nts which aillict women, the action
of FAvORITE Remedy is beyond praise.
Thousands of grateful people voluntarily ;tes.
uiy to this, IN letters TO DR. Kennedy: and
with warmth and fullncss of words which
mere business documents and certificates new
or possess 1t makes no Grunkards-cNcuscs
no crimcs-breIbs no hearts. In its coming
there is hope, and in its wings there is heal
ing. We challenge It trial ana are confident
OF the result, Dir. Kennedy would have it I'M
derstood that, while he is engaged in the in
PRODUCTION of his medicine, "Fuyorite REM
dy,' he still continues the practice of his pro
fession, but confines himself exclusively to
C9fce practice. He treats all diseases of Il
chronic character and performs all the minor
and capital operations of surgery.
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BLOOMFIELD.

Quarterly meeting next Sabbath.
Stevens sawmill has shut down on
account of inability to sell lumber.
Nathan johnson has the frame up
and nearly boarded for new house.
Jere. Willard has raised the frame
of barn 80 X 40 on some new land
which he is having cleared, in the back
part of this town.
Lewis Morse has bought of VIM. r..
Silver, piece of land, commonly call
ed the Bailey lot, paying therefore
$500. Lewis is a good neighbor, and o
good citizen. We wish him abundant
success in his new undertaking.
Stevens has the body of his new
boarding house up and covered. 1t is
two stories high, with plenty of room
to offer good accommodations to the
large crews of men which he employs
in his business. ~
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-07-09
CANAAN.

The horse trot at Colebrook was q
small affair, hardly any competition
away from home, and COlebrook win.
ming, as usual.
How does it happen that the man
who has done so much for his town
and the government, (by way of small
change,) has not got his name Oh the
list OF candidates, either for district OF
county? Too bad! Green, you arc
to blame for that.
WIN. McCutchen, a son of old VIM.
McCutchen, of the Blake burning no.
toriety, was caught at this place last
week, having stolen horse in Canada
somewhere in Eaton. lie came through
II new road which was cut last winter
from Bury to Perry's stream in Pitts
burg, thence down the river to here,
where he was arrested. After taking
the team from him he was allowed to
go.
Miss Hagan, the Spiritualist lecturer
spoke at the Grange Hall Wednesday
evening of last week, and was, as we
learn, fully endorsed by the Rev. A. p.
Russell of Columbia, N. H., who said
her manner of handling her discourse
was perfectly wonderful, and that he
could endorse all the sentiments she
advanced. She also composed poems
upon any subject presented by the au-
dience, without taking one moments
reflection. ANXIOUS.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-07-09
EAST CHARLESTON.

John Fuller lost a very nice horse
last week. Whose next?
The Methodist Quarterly meeting
will be held at this place on the 18th
Of this month. All are cordially invit-
ed to attend.
Everybody is 'tired." Well no mat
ter, the Fourth of July doesn't come
but once year. Try and get rested
before Christmas.
ga German mandatory is turning
out ton a day of glucose, made from
old linen rags" Save for them all your
old cast off linen coats, pants, vests,
shirts, towels, etc. They will come
back to you (by paying a good price
for it, transformed into very nice
sugar, equal to the best grape" and
must be very toothsome when you re-
fleet upon what it is composed.
The inhabitants of this place had
decided to celebrate the "Glori Gus
Fourth" upon Saturday, with a Sab
bath school concert and picnic in the
grove just out of the village, but on
account of the precarious state of the
weather, the exercises of the day were
held in the Church. 1t was quite o
disappointment to those who helped
to prepare and adorn the grove the
the vestry to the grow" but had to be
brought back again and arranged in
the vestry, where they were bountIful-
ly laden with delicacies, the ''true in
wardness" of which, we leave for each
one who paftook of them to declare.
We are willing to add our testimony
in their favor. Everything passed off
very pleasantly during the entire day.
Quite large number of people from
West Charleston We're present, and
helped to make the occasion a very en-
joyable one. The singing and speak
ing were pronounced excellent. a
more horrible looking set of ''Horri-
bles" were never seen in Z. Charleston,
land this is saying a great deal,) than
paraded the streets of our village in
the morning, but they shortly vanish
ed away, and all things remain as they
we're. j. A. NJ.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-07-09
CRANKY.

Sister Jane j. Dee, died June 30,
aged 53 years. She was born in Vic
tory and there married Andrew Dee.
Shortly after, they moved into Gran.
by where they have since resided. She
embraced the cause of Christ about
forty years ago and has been faithful
until the end. When death came it
found her ready, and she died in great
peace. She has left husband and
five children to mourn her loss, but
they do not mourn as those who have
no hope. Her aged father is also left
to regret her loss. May grace be given
to strengthen and sustain them.
j. w. SPENCER,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-07-09
GUILDHALL.
R. A. Baldwin was in town last
week.

R. A. Baldwin was in town last
week.
We have been favored with an ex-
cellent dish of green peas, from the
garden of Rev. Mr.. Barrows. We al
ways did approve of ones neighbors
having a good garden.
The schools of Miss Ross, Miss Rose
brook and the Misses Stockwell unite
ia one grand picnic in the grove near
Mr.. Alex Beattie's, on Saturday. Sing
ing and recitations will be the literary
entert linment, while good things to
eat will also be in order.
The children's Mission Circle met on
Monday evening and counted their
quarterly gathering of pennies, amour
ting to about s.. Rev. Mr.. Barrows
exhibited to them a certificate of stock
in the first mission ship built Morn
ing Star" lie made pleasant the
evening by encouraging remarks, as
also did Rev. Mr.. Chaplin. 1t was Il
very praiseworthy gathering, and one
worth following by older people.
pcyRY.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-07-09

l hereby certify that I habitually use
DR.. Kennedy's ''Favorite Remedy in
my family in all those cases in which q
domestic medicine is needed, and that
it has never yet failed to accomplish
the purpose desired. We look upon it
as an anchor to windward that is sure
to hold in every instance mentioned
on the doctors bill of particulars. |
make this acknowledgment freely, in
hope of doing good to others, feeling
that u medicine that is near at hand
and to be implicitly trusted, is worth
more than it costs.
Rev. G. G. ESRAY,
Formerly Associate Editor Rondout
Freeman.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-07-09
MORGAN CENTRE,

Mr.. Spiller, from Buffers mill is now
at work running the rotary saw at the
steam mill here.
Some of our farmers have commcnc-
ed haying, and the crop promises to
be good in this section.
We had Il Fourth of July celebration
here last Monday, Quite a number
came from the surrounding towns.
The speakers were u. NJ. Mansur, ESD,
of Island Pond, Rev. A. b. Blake of
Holland, Revs. Blake and Evans of
Morgan, Rev. Mr.. Butler of Derby Cen
ter and a gentleman from Boston. The
day was happily and pleasantly spent
in picnic in the grove, and boating
on the Lake. JUNIUs.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-07-09

/ tees, and pending the result. Hon. Chas
w King, on invitation addressed the
assembly, showing how Vermont had
gained for itsaiS - noble reputation in
the course she had pursued in the late
campaign, the insane of Edmunds be-
ing greeted with iapturouS applause.
lie also spoke in reference to the high
taxation TO which Iermonters are sub
,cted to, and hoped that a considera-
BILE reduction wodid soon follow; and
strongly favored the reduction of Court
expenses.
Judge Brooks OF Lunenburgh made
some remarks which were listened 10
with much attention and great inter
est, showing that the people of this
county continue to listen with old
time respect to his wise counsels.
Mr.. Harvey ,ludevine having been
notified of his nomination for Senator,
made very appropriate speech in ac-
ceptihg the nomination, thanking the
convention for the kind manner III
which his name had been received,
promising them that he would use his
best efforts and endeavors toprove him-
self worthy of the honor conferred up
GA him, assuring the convention that
no movement towards severing Con-
cord from OLD Essex would meet with
any favor at his hands.
The committee to appoint town
committees, three to each town, sup
mitted the following report, which
was approved and adopted
BRIGHToN-W Cheney, y Bartlett,
q w Clarke.
BLooMFIELD-W B Perkins, L A
Roby, B C Davis.
CANAAN-C S Dalton, L Gould, I \
Morrison.
CoNcoRD-A Z Nichols, w S How
ard, T c Grant.
EAST HAvEN-A S Howard, o Z Wal
ter, ID G hudson.
GRANBY-S n Dudley, r. Boyce, C
W Matthews.
GUILDHALL-F Hall, J Grannis, =
w Meacham.
LEaIINGTON-G i Ramsay, G w
Bracket, S J Chase.
LUNENBURGH-D Powers, f a Turn
er, G W King.
MA1DsToNE-A NJ Circuit, r Beattie,
E B Beach.
VICToRY-I r Houston, A Shaw, Il
II IIOyt..
The Committee on Resolutions then
reported the following:
Res0lced, That we adopt as the sense
of this Convention the resolutions
adopted by the Republican National
Convention holden at Chicago, June
), 1880; also the resolutions adopted by
the Republican State Convention hold
en- at Burlington June 23rd 1880,
Re3olce7, That we approve the nomi-
nations made by this Convention for
Senator and County Officers, and that
we will use all fair and honorable
means to secure their election.
Accepted and adopted.
V1tel, That the next Conyention be
u Mass Convention.
Totod, The proceedings of the day be
published in the ESSEX COUNTY HER
AID. Adjourned sine die.
In closing this report we extend our
hearty thanKs to Chas e Benton, Esq,
for the many kindnesses we received at
his hands, and for the facilities placed
at our disposal during the Convention,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-07-09
EAST HAVEN,

Rev. Mr.. Folsom preached very
able sermon bere last Sabbath.
Mr.. A. D. Labay has some friends
from st. Johnsbury visiting at his
house.
People generally in these parts have
commenced haying, but the weather
is very dull; it is the right sort of
weather for grass to grow.
CAL Q. LATIoN.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-07-09
J. w. SAWYER,
TEACHER!0F PIANO G ORGAN

viii receive pupils in Lancaster. y. II. and
vicinity, on ana after July 20, 1850, remaining
IN town until October lSt. Those wlshin9
thorough instruction will receive due uttcn,
ton by applying to Mrs H. f. Balch, Luncn-
DurSh, VI Applications by correspondence
may be addressed, Box 400 Clinton, Mass