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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-08
uOPINe AGAINST o

Some Of the Republicans of this State
still indulge a small lingering hope of de-
featinc Colonel Fair for the Senatorship.
The Carson Appeal has this wild propo-
sition:
There are a good many Democratic mem
beers who do not consider Colonel Fair the
man to represent Nevada in the United
States Senate. and If the Republican MEM
beers combine with these men, Fair might
vet be defeated. and with both Fair and
sharon happily disposed Of. Nevada might
redeem itself in the eyes Of the American
people. The experiment OF having the in
telligence of this State solely represented
nv m~iIlionaires has not been 0 satisfactory
one, and the people as a whole are getting
heartily sick Of It. If Fair should succeed
in getting a certificate Of election from the
next Legislature the prospects OF its being
accepted by the United States Senate at
Washington are not glowing.
If there are a good many Democratic
members of the Legislature who are op-
posed to the election of Colonel FAIR, we
would like to hear the name of just one
of them. Can the Appeal name one?
We have not the slightest idea that it
can. And when it comes to CHASING
Colonel Fair in the same boat with
Sharon the Appeal is again a long way
from the mark. Sharon is a nonresident
while Fair has resided continuously on
the Comstock for twenty years. Sharon
is a man without experience in the prac-
teal affairs Of life, while Fair is a man OF
extraordinary force and power in all
things required in an honest representa-
tive of the people. In a word, those
who attempt to belittle the requirements
Of Colonel Fair, holding that he has only
his money to commend him, do not know
the man. In point of that kind of abil-
ity which goes to make an able and eff
cient representative he has few equals
and no superior on this Coast. Nevada
never had as good a Senator as Colonel
Fair will prove himself to be. His cleo
tion is as certain as that the Legislature
will meet, and we shall be greatly mis-
taken if he is not his own successor six
wears hence.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-08
REDUcE RAJ

The. Reno Journal suggests a new ap-
portionment OF the members of the Leg.
islature. cutting the number down to
sixty. The State might get along with
ten less. or fifty IN the aggregate. The
present number. which is the constitu.
tional limit. is seventy 6ve-twenty.fve
senators and fifty Assemblymen. A a v
ing couid De made to the State by the
proposed reduction. The constitution
by implication requires q new anportion.
ment based upon each Federal and State
census. It is therefore partially oblipa.
tory on the incoming Legislature to move
in the premises. The a-prortionment
must be made on the population AZ
developed by the census, and not on the
vote OF the latest preceding election As
indicsted by the Journal See the con.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-08
p.uroad Accident.

ArcHIsos, Kan, December THE reg
ular passenger train on the Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad last evening few the
track near Edgerton Junction, twenty
three miles out, on account Of q broken rail.
The baggage, mail and passenger coaches
were burned. Mail Agent w. X. Syms
was burned to death, and Mail Agent A.
G.. Beller had lis shoulder dislocated and
suffered a few bruises.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-08

The Free Lance calls for an investiga.
ton Of the means by which General
Miller secured a Republican majority in
the California Legislature. Let them
elect him. he will assuredly be denied
a seat in the Senate when he goes on to
Washington. On behalf Of the Democ-
racy Of Nevada we think we can safely
pledge the vote Of Senator Fair against
his admission. Corruption must be put
down.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-08
o r q n.

Thrown Down am Embankment.
PORTLAND. December 7.-Yesferday g
hand car, with Thomas Driver and wife,
two children. and three Cinnamon. rolled
down an embsnkment on the O. q G. r. R.
Driver and wife we're fatally, and the
others seriously injured.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-08
OVER THE WATER.
A Judge Accused Of Pr0stftuting
Juss1ce-A Land League Meeting
Forbidden by Magistrates.
lBy Telegraph to til. Sentinel

Ivy 1sfsEFHpH 70 TIC SShtineI
LONDON, December 7.-Mr. Dillon,
speaking At Malahede. eight miles from
Dublin. yesterday accused Judge May Of
prostituting Justice. and called him 4
cowardly liar. A Land League meeting
was to be held at Brookleburgh, County
Ferminagh, but as the strange proclama-
ton had summoned orangemrn to prevent
the meeting. the Magistrates forbade it, in
order to avoid a breach Of the peace. The
first battalion Of the Culdstream Gnard,
composed Of 675 men, has left for Dublin.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13
BELAFnD ITEMS.

The folio wing items were received
last week, but TOO ll1e for Insertion
I'D.
February 3, WIS the great storm OF
the season. We had 3 inches of snow,
with but little wind, while everywhere
about us the wind was out i'll its fury.
My last communication represented
at the time OF writing, Miss Powers rs
improving, but after ehe items were
sent d change for the worse took place,
from which she never rallied.
Charles w. Stuart came 50 near per.
ishing in the Sunday storm that he
could not stand when he reached home
1t is thought Il mile further's rido in il
would have chilled him to death.
Geo. s. BLlch's horses ran away
again on February 3, and another
sleigh was demolished. His son stopped
them without damage to any others
lie however sprained his ankle i'll doing
It, SO that he could not step on it that
afternoon, but it is now improving.
There were three in the sleigh but all
escaped, except the son, without dam.
age.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13
EAST CONCORD.

Well, weil Arthur, another pur-
chase you have made and only alIsl
one page to your library. Did you
CHERISH the IDA that IL blank page
would meet your daily perusals better
THAN well clothed volume If so, you
VIII soon perceive that dry, hard,
constant study on sucn II subject Us
you nave sele:te1 viii never be intui-
tive. / was not aware of Jour great
Inability OF selection before, but trust,
that after thls un"iSe step you will
look outfor yourself better in future
events. H..
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13
GUILD HALL.

taUILDuALL.
The young ladies are talking OF Civ
ing leap year sleigh ride party. We
have already been invited by one oil
the fair ones.
Seth Webb is ahead of the times.
He has. hi. wood pile all sawed up
ready for use, while the majority Of us
have not got ours drawn yet.
A subscriber says we do not send 10
Gals enough, we want more. If the
readers of the HERALD in this vicinity
will report to us any items of interest
before Tuesday night of oach week, we
will soc that it is sent to tho editor for
insertion.
Thursday evening Of last week, Mr..
Charles and Miss Clara Hartshorn gave
one Of those social parties that are 50
pleasant to the young, at the Essex
House. 1t was indeed pleasant gath
ering, all present heartily enjoying
themselves in dancing, or social games.
At 10 O'Clock all joined in tho grand
march to the dining room, the tables
OF which were we'll supplied with good
things as their rapid disappearance
amply testified.
II any OF that class known as fault
0nders, think we have ever written
anything pertaining to personalities,
they are sadly in error. We write the
truth, and try to do what is fair. We
write for the times, the needs of our
people, and of all people. If we say
anything practical and applicable, we
write to q point, and wish it to be IN
derstood. We write in ill. will to none
but in love to all. If this is harmful
then in the name of all that is good
what Is harmless2
When the young men OF Lancaster
are invited to a party IN our village
we feel sure our citizens would think
much more Of them If they would leave
thor tin horns at home and not &C
footing and blowing on them through
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13
Speedy Relief cures aches and pains.
EAST CHARLESTON.

Remember the singing convention at
this place Feb. 10 and 20. All are
cordially invited to attond. Enter
t1inmsnt al private houses, free to all.
John Cloud left ais home Feb. Sd for
Monticello, Wisconsin. He has gone
expecting to work for William Morse a
former resident of this place, who has
gone there aud taken farm OF four
hundred acres.
J. II. Woo.cott met with serious
accident on Thursday OF last week,
while hanging up a wagon in NJ. C..
DAVIS shop. The rope not being strong
enough 10 sustain the weight of the
wagon, broke aud fell. cutting fearful
gdsa atrOsS tie bA;k of his head. DE
Is now FRUSTRATED with fever, ali owing
70 the accident.
w. p. Cutler aad wife have OF late
been greatly sIddened at parting with
d loved aud cherished daughter and
family VINO have gone to find a home
III the far West. We know that some
times when the heart is almost broken,
words intended to cheer,-only fall
like mockery upon the tortured heart.
Aud yet, at tunes % word of sympathy
FROM friend is comforting. MIR. G.
aud family have the sympathy of their
neighbors. We know by sad expert
ence that the pang of parting with a
loved and loving friend in life, is only
exceeded by the ping OF parting by
de4Cn but the thought is always
cheering, that wiser hand than ours
holds out the potion for our lips to
drink, And We know that he does
not willingly a.lict or grieve His chill
dren. And should we not with loving
trust swallow the bitter draught, feel
ing that lie i'll His loving care, and
infinite wisdom, doeth ali things we'll
). A. NJ.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13
Commissioners Notice
ESTATE OF ZION. ELIAS LYMAN.

The uaG oVsigRGd, having been appointed ~
the Hon. Probate Court for the District of Ia.
sex, Commissioners % receive examine and
adjust All ciaiI-7s GlG demands OF al persons
against ing estate Ct Hon. Elias Lyman, latss
OF LemingtOn, in soi2 District, dccedsge and all
claims exhibited In offset thereto hereby given
notice that We VIII meet for the pdrL
aforesaid, az the lac lwGiling house ofsdld de-
of lane nsvt, fro'a IL O'Clock noon until 4
O'Clock, H. -, ca3h " sa'i days, that sig
nonJhl from the slS. day Or DeaUmpct n. ~ ,
las, isihn tiIno liiaitad rs sad Cont i0r obid
creditors 10 present ohe.r "a im2}J SO iGs GE.
animation and allowance.
DGtG1 At RtaonAe,d this SIst lag Of D,ccI1.
Der, 4, b. 1879.
Tx ., PGnxfNs oA''iIsioNA1's
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13
CLARK HORSE 8 ESTATE.

'T xsa, az Rrs sTEAosf In Probate Court
held at Guiidndll, liz and for said District. on
the 2&th q " OF january, =. D., lsSa an instru-
ment purporting u be the list Wnlaad Tesla
uent of Clark Morse, late of DrIghton,
III said district 6ecGAscd, being presented to
the Court by Nrs. Eaaabetn Morse the Execu.
trix therein nuned, for Prostate:
II is ordereA by said Court, that all persons
concerned therein be notified TO appear ut a
session OF saId Court TO b. neld ut the Probate
Once III Gjl!lshGu On She ltth lay cffe5rrmfy,
A. a., loo, and show c0usts II any they IN ~
have, against the Probate of said Will: For
which purpose it - farthyr ordered that a
copy 3f the recOrl Il this order DC published
three weeks successfully in the E'Ser County
Herald, printed At Island Pond, previous 10
said time appointed fcr hearing.
BY the Court,
z. Z. FoLLANSBY Judge,
A true copy cfrGcora: attest
81 VIZ. Z NARrs HORN, Regis
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13
We refer 10

our streets at midnight. We refer 70
Wednesday night Of last week. There
is not mere quieter class Of ps0ple in
the STATE of Vermont than in GgiId-
hall. We have no drunkenness OF
night brawls here, unless it comes from
Lancaster or the adjoining towns, and
this VIC say without fear Of contradic-
ton.
A large number Of tho friends Of Hon.
VIM. II. Hlrtshorn, the genial proprie-
tor of the Essex House OF this place
rendered him q surprise party on pues-
day evening Of this week, in honor OF
his 6lst birthday. Although taken by
surprise, having had no previous
notice, Mr.. ii. walS equal TO the occa-
sion, and extended TO them hearty
welcome. Mr.. II. ID. Rich Lrdson allsI
much TO the evenings pleasure by
| playing several tunes on an Orguincttc,
which was quite Il curiosity. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Il. X. Poole, LAe NAVY III Lrrl3l
couple were present and hal 10 run
the gauntlet, wli3a they did In good
humor. a bOunUliul supply ofrefreSn-
nents were served, after wAi5L there
was general Stalking of hLnls, and
good WISHES besto wed on the host and
hostess. LEO.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13
In Chancery.

Essar o4oty, ss Mirch Tern, is4o.
lrt4ett s. h ,h.nson, %. WIN. W. Doyle AMI
emery q. D. BAH
wHrnEAG lhn NJ, Bartlett, of B Idwln, In
the COUNTY uIS5 CroiX AMI Stlte OF Wisconsl' =,
and Ebor G. Robinson, of Brighton, in the
county Of Essex and State of Vern 9nt, at the
September Term ~ ID, 1872 of Essex Co. Coart
OF Cnaucery, duly He'd and entered their pc
ton, setting forth IN substance that William
w. Doyle Of ErIghto in the county of Essex,
ca the lst day of December n. y. ISIS, duly
executed to the petition ers a ul0rtga 80 dee u
certain land in New ark, i'll the county OF Gaze
donia and state OF Vermont, described As fol
lows, Wig:
Being one hundred acres Of right No. 10 In
said Newark, and being the zane land con
veye to the said VIM. W. Doylety said B lrt.
lett & Robinson On said lst day of December
y. ID ls75, conditioned tor the payment etfour
| lay Of December a. D. 1875, signed by said
VIM. W. Doyle ana payable TO SAID Bartlett 4
| Robinson, or order, with interest annually, Gs
| foIowa: Qae NOE % two hundred dollars in
! two hundred dollar payable two years from
| date; one note for Two hundred dollars pay
able in three years from date, and one note for
| three hundred dollars payable III four Years
| from date. Wnlcn sad notes are now justly
| due and owing, and have not been paid Ic-
cording to the effect OF the same And the pc
| ttioners further show tcat since the execution
| of 5 I'D mortgage decd by the said Wa. w.
oyle TO your petitioners, the said Wn. W.
! Doyle has conveyed MIA interest in said mort
! gtgel premises 20 ono Emery NJ u. BLll til en-
| Of said brighton, and that tbs said Emery II
! d Bill in the spring Of 1879 abandoned the sald
| premises, and that the petitioners thereupon
| cnteI ed into possession of the same and have
continued in possession thereof until now.
| And the petitioners Iurther show that the
! said preiaises are an Insufficient security for
| the amount due upon SAID mortgage, and
| therefore ash that the said Wm. W. Doyle
and Emery II. D. 3 Nj DO decreed TO pay .
| portion of the sum found due i'll equity in some
| snort day. And wneTeUs, it being made to APP
! pear that the said VIZ. W, Doyle is out of this
| State &c that 8 subpoena cannot be served ON
| him, notice is hereby given 10 the sud VIM
| w. Doyle, asd he is hereby required TO appear
| before the Court of Chancery next to be held
al Guildhan within and for the county OF
| Essex, on tne third 1uesddy Of March, A. n.
1880. then aud there u answer TO said petition,
and abide the orders and DEGREES winch shall
be made therein; and tue petitioners are dl-
rectel 60 Gauge this order together with the
substance OF said petition to be published three
weeks suGce34iyely IL The ESSEX COUNTY HER-
AID, q newspaper published 1t IsItnI Pond n
the town Of Brighton il said county of ESSEX,
the last Of when publications shall be &C least
| twenty days previous 10 said third VuVsdty of
| March a. D.lSs0
| Dated az GuIdhau iris IL day Of February,
| A. d. 1850 CAARAEH h. BENTON, Clerk.
| d. S!Sdorra, S9uctGcy.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13
Died.

OT~N1NN~~~~~N~~|>~O~~ 0~N~~~rN~N~|~~SN~r~N~N-
WALrER.-In Newark, VT, FEB. 2, 1880, Shell
den Q Waiter, aged SO years.
AME6.--In Guildhall, Vt, Feb. g. 1890, OF lung
fever Charles Ames, formerly OF Lunen.
burgh, VT, aged ~ years.
POWERS--In Lunonburgh, Vt, Feb. 1, 1850, Of
gastric fever, Miss Harriet Powers aged a
yea. 3.
BoWKER.--In Lrnenhurgh, Vt, Feb g, 1897,
OF chronic psritonitis, james q. Bowker, OF
the nrIn of j. O. Bowker II Sona, sget 81
years, 10 inoAtaaand9 days.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13
| CANAAN.
UNCLE JOSH.

Mr.. Elijah Sawyer, OF Pittsburg, n
t., died Feb. I, at the ripe old age Of
70 years. He had long baan a resident
OF p, and has ofton fllei important
OH ces in that town. His voice will be
missed in town mesting where he has
acted as Moderator for many years.
II. w. Lund has just closed a very
successful term of school ut this place.
We have heard no grumbling from
either scholars or parents, and this is
something very unusual for Canaan,
30 we are constrained to believe that
he ia master of his business.
The attractive beauties of our place
are greatly enhanced by the almost
daily exhibitions Of drunkenness in our
streets. There Is a law for such fellows
and why don't our Commonwealth
enforce it2 We think there is plenty OIL
chance for some of our constabulary to
practice putting on handouts.
DIR. Jones, of this place has q nam
moth Gala lily, the heighth Of which
from the top of the earth Ia 3 it Q in
width at the top from tip Of leaves, 8 fl
Sin. 1t bears Ave le2ves. and theii
united length is rs in; united width
Il In. This lily Is about one year old
and has never blossomel. Who car
/ beat it1
Bert Martin OF Stawartstown. N. X.
met with a serious accident few day
ago while drawing logs from Canaan
Hill. He had on q heavy load and on,
log Laid on top, unbound. The sleC
slowed Sideways, one runner going int
q bad hole. Bert jumped from thu
sIed. SnppIng, he was thrown for ware
upoa LAS 1d,os aud Inc unbound loi
rolled Oh striking him across the hIps
causing d serious, but we nope, nov
tAtaI aacldeGt~ AMICJs.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13
Marriea.

W1TERHOUSE-KIMR Portland,
Ne, ut the residence of the BRIDES father, j.
NJ. Kim lall, Esq, By Rev. q: j. CLARK, Mr.
Elpler II Watcrhouse, OF Auburn, Me, and
Miss Josie kimball of Portland, Me.
Po0bE--ADAMS-In Lancaster, n. IL, Feb,
10 1850, by the Rev G. L. Samner Mr..
Rufus X. Poole of G uldhali, Vt, and n IS
Carrie NJ. Adams of Northumberland, y !.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13
EAST HAVEN.

EAST HAVEN.
Shelden @. Walters funeral was
largely Attended. lie was buried with
masonic honors.
Il. G. Collins, from Montpelier is in
town on d VISIT.
The schools i'll districts and 8 closed
last wees atler very successful ~
weeks term. ,.
Al4nson White got hgTs quite badly
on tie 1th INST. ia was Cropping till
Der III the woods, aud Lne tree supped
from tue stump, stllklns nlm GA the
nip, aud jLinlIIng oLe naSer.
CAL !. LATIoN.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13
Notice in Bankruptcy.

lii the District Court Of the United States tor
the District of Vermont. In re, George A.
Ford, Jr. Bankrupt, III Bankruptcy.
DISTRICT CT VERMONT, 81.
Notice Is hereby given that petition has
been flei in said 90 trt, by George 4. Ford, Jr,
of Gullihall, in said District, duiy declared n
bankrupt under the Act Of Congress of NJ arch
81 1857, f,r discharge and certificate thereof
from All his debts ami other cllins prQvab
under said Act, and that the 81 l,y OF March
1880, at 10 o'clock i. M, before the Hon
Hoyt II. Wnceler, Judge of SAID Court, at tht
u s Court Rooms IN Burlington, is G.sig ned fol
the hearing of the sane, n men and where I'll
crciitora VINO have proved their debts, and
other persons IN interest may attend and show
| cause if any they have why the prayer of said
! petition should not be granted.
Dated at Il Irlington, On the 9Th day OF Feb
! Uudry, 1899.
. 81 2. 3. AaALLEY, Clerk.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-02-13
spsedg salvo Is the - known.

Speedy Salvo is the best known.
SPEEDY Relief CURES aches and pains.
Speedy Cough Cure cures coasamp-
ton.
Mrs. L. r. Cook, is stopping n town
at the Stewart House.
a TERRIBLE EXPLOSION Last
Thursday morning an explosion of
boilers in the wood pulp mills at
Windsor, Z. q, belonging TO the
Canada Paper Company occurred,
killing two men aud badly injuring
three Others.
A handsome suite Of rooms have been
set apart at the Stewart House, exclu-
sively for ne WY married couples on
their we iding trip. Tney have beon
occupied the past week by Mr.. Elmer
Il. Waterhouse, (well known to many
of our towns people, and his fair bride.
See notice elsewhere.
DI5aRAcEFUL During the past
term OF school, only one mLu, has
shown sufficient interest ia what his
children were doing to visit it. Fais is
exclusive of members of the school
committee. A horse, or COW would
attract far greater attention. Why is
this, thus? are our children g interests
no more to us than to thus place them
lower than animals Of the brute
creation
List OF lsttsrs rem aiming unoalled for
in island Pond Post ne Feb /, 1880 ;
Prudent Brainlrd; DAnas Roy ;
Geo. II. Paterson Wm. A. Powers
Joseph Lssrame Joan PsnIn Taos.
Jiris Alex Fraser; EIore dsrou Miss
Anna Astter; Mrs. a. M,AllIster; Mrs.
Prank BineCt.
In calling for any of thu above please
ask for advertised letters.
q. NJ. MANsUR, P, II.
The Grand Trunk Railway Com
pany has put 1000 men at work to
build 80 frsisat oArs. Tls s1tslSi0a of
the ROAD from PorC lluroG to CLi3aso
is SO far completed ta4t a locomotive
has run over its waols lelstl, aal it
will be really for ira &. wlt!lin u fe v
days. Ilis new coaae5tioa will be
known hereafter as clio North Western
Grand trunk, aud il coanssGiol VITA
the other roads OF the dfIl Trunk
will give that railway sQM9 11l5 mics
of railroad in tai5 couaCrV ana the
| Dominion. It will now hAv6 d line
reaching from C4ic4go to Portland, a
distance OF l257 mlles, the longest line
upon the continent under one ndnAga
meut. The first train will run through
pext Monday.
a CARD:-W We the undersigned, wish
to reVurn THANKS TO our neIghhors
children and friends for their visit IaSI
Saturday evening, it being the 2jtt
anniversary of our marriage. We a.
knowledge our surprise, Us We had moi
the slightest idea Of such q visit, anC
think it was admirably planned. W.
think by the number OF the present!
and by the richness Of then that We
have more friends than we had any
idea of, and more especially were VIZ
surprised at receiving presents sent b!
express from frieuds il Chicago, tina
we had not sean for years. We hops
70 continue to live so that they vii
rot regret their kin lass; aai hop
that they will all live to sea their silver
wedding, and that we may be preseQ
to participate th5reiI.
MR.. AND Mrs. LUTHER LADp.
Speedy Belief cures a ;has aaI pains
Speedy Cough Cure cures con5ump
ton.
Sposdy Relief cures aches and pains