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seek different ferries; but not until blind boIs-
ferrous, good-natured Edgar has made his friend
promise to dine with them pit the Windsor that
evening. sHS
As an ordinary thing Miss Kitty rather enjoys
counting her r's'symtathy when In trouble.
But for some unaccouatabies reason she refrains
from cOnfiding to him the mishaps Of her jour-
ney. And very family and feebIy she echoes his
regrets that she did not know Haselden before
leaving Chicago. But Edghr's attention is soon
diverted. and he is utterly unaware of the con-
straint in his sister Sc manner and voice as she
greets his friend when he appears with COM
mendable promptness that evening:
"Perhaps ,cas rude" Dwight Haselden con-
fesses ingenuOusly, as Ike and Kitty stand by the
window of private si,areI Of the Windsor, la
the dusk of a Thanksgiving, evening and indulge
in an amused yet tender retrospection. But
you reminded me So ,forGibly Of Edgar that
could not resist staring mildly; even If. there
was not another valid, reason to justify me, :" he
adds fondy. 81 hadtneyef. seen as much as a
photo of you, and. Of course, knew nothing of
your western trip"
do you know" she acknowledges penitently.
81 took you for one Of those conceted CONNER
cal travellers. And can you guess what quite
confirmed me in my opinion? Your foppishness
IN wearing this!' and she holds up to his inspec-
ton the familiar cluster diamond. which spar
kles upon the third finger of her left hand Can
you ever forgive me!'
His pardon is not in words, but it suffices.
Chicago Tribune.
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For Other Auction. See ath Page.

ENHE ATTACK OF CERTAIN OLD LINE OURNAIS
Il upon the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association was
intended TO utterly ruin its business but It to
have had the opposite effect for ON one single ay ast
month applications were received for $4,000 insur-
snce. Assessment No TO- Just collected brought IN
SS5o00. The reserve fund exceeds 100000 which
II being invested in US Bonds by the trustee the Gem
trial Trust Company of New York The Association COM
reted its third year October and has already written
covering SO 00O 900 Of insurance The
admission fee and years dues advance are $50 On
5000 and $50 on $4,000 The annual dues for ex-
reIses 81 for each 600 Of the Certificate The as
sossmen.s for death claims are at are - al on, ach
81 600 Of the certificate * 81 % a. ca Ara
30 SO % a3e 65. 81 one fourth of each assessment goes
INTO the reserve fund 70 Protect the conn any a.H 1t
lal and extra mortality Come and insure Otbos
1899 street
Mi lYENIGTIT Genarol a1o,.
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DCNCANSoN BROS. Auction,, r. -
TIOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer,

IMPORTANT SALE OF VILLAGE LOTS, WITH
LARGE SHADE TREfs DESIRABiT LO-
nMlIY; ABOUT TwENIS MINI rs RIDE on
HE Is: + RAILROAD BETWEEN sEABRooK
AND IANHAM STATIONS; FIVE MINI les
Lh FROM DEPOT AND EIGHT AND A-uAIF
MILES FROM WASHINGTON
On MONDAY. JANUARY TWENTY FIRST lSs. AT
II ALt-PAST TWELVE O'CLOCK. within my auction
rooms 1shal sell Part of Bacon Hall RECENTLY sur
vSei and divided into 262 beautiful building Tote soy
Ioo. quite number Of which have been sold This
property Is IN Prince George county MARYLAND and is
convenient distance from Washington offers fine
opportunity to parties to really rlsrv
at nominal figures
Terms at sale
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
rHASCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
OAND CNIMPROVED PROPERTY IN NORTH
MEST; NORTHEAST 5, AND SOUTHWEST SEC

SAaE OF rkaFEhE Z
Ti fsT IS aT9FKfHHHE cffr AND SOUTHWEST SEC
n BY sirge Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
762 docket az w,il offer for sale al public Al
tn Eent & III E Il T3kR SGt6 5akq fM
Lots a. % and g. in the subdivision of square 55
30 and ~ streets southwest.
:, On o. the t SAME pay. AT FOUR THIRTY O'CLOCK
original Lot sausre 40 sad iot ein no anu .S
Sstxesn 9Th and I'll Streets
5 %SRAT GK fH .1 s1
seh saa wh s sna asDS 81 5 5xs
nSSsSf 81 "a rock
by story House, No 724 nth street nortless.
O'CLOCK P NJ shall otter Lot q in Hogan and Cum Z
nngham's Subdivision Of square IL improved by
sahe Rs TIsE GstSc 81 N Ll
in Bates ct al subdivision Of square 6I5 improved BY
aSl'e s * ThEf M
rotR Rn GG G Loci p NJ shall 9 Of for at public
by depth thereof E OF Lot sYgaEs ~ mprosed by
iEap BAY HS e ss s Fot RoFtaT k
n. Lots - 80. IS. 81 3s So and 90 in VIM; L and
on 18th sret between wand streets s'i nortwsst a aad
story Brick Houses, numbered from 1901 to 1915 V
on SAME DAY, AT QUARTER OF FIVE O'CLOCK
M Lots "a to So. both inclusive in p &. Rileys sub
division of part of square 800 improved by 10 twosory
Brick Houses, numbered from 2UO4 to 222 9th street
northwest Immediately thereafter stall sell Lots H.
r. IS and 81 in said sub division Of square $780, stu
ated on Boundary street between 9th and 10Th streets
northwest and unimproved. Immediately thereafter
shall sell Lots SO to 81 both inclusive and lot Sc in
George s. Ba1OChs subdivision of part of square 800
said lots being unmproved, aud situated as follows
Lots 80 to A. on street, between 9th and Vermont
avenue NORTHWEST lots As to g. on VERMONT avenue,
between U and streets northwest, and lot 90. on
street between Boundary and Vermont avenue north
west
At such sales said property will be SOLD clear Of all in
with taxes paid to date Of SALE except lots
81, 80 and 90 in VIM T. and e. Rleys subdivision of
square @ and lots IS to ST. both inclusive Balochs
subdivision OF part of $780, which lots will be
sold subject to deed Of trust dated September 81 1881
and recorded in Iber No sss folio 2el ct Of the
interest at So per cent, payable quarterly
Terms as prescribed by decree One-thi cash, and
the balance In equal installments fn six twelve and
eighteen months from day of SALE for which Of
Purhaser bearing interest from day Of sale and secured
by deed OF trust upon property sold, will be taken,
entire purchase money be paid In cash. at option OF
purchaser. deposit Of 600 Will be required on each
lot at time Of sale and the terms must be Complied with
in eight days from time Of sale the property will be
reso ct the rsk and cost Of the defauln purchaser
All cOnyeyancing and recording at purchasers cost.
ta16-dkds THOS E WAGGAMAN. Trustee
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(SHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
STREETS NORTHWEST.

By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed the 81 day Of Deem
NJ Schumacher ct al complainepts and Jacob Men,
der ct al defendants the undersigned as Trustee
Uses, on MONDAY. the TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF
NTAKY b. 49, st PA THEEE
ate in the city Of Washington. described as s Of
90. in square numbered five hundred and fifty begin
ming north street eghty-one feet nine inches 81
IT. in from the southwest corner Of said square 1--WE
hundred and fifty and thence east two hundred
and twenty-five feet (222 # more less the ex-
along Of Boundary avenue street two hundred
one hundred and twenty five feet sx inches CI25 a.
In: J to the place Of beginning
Terms Of aale prescribed BIZ the dAcree ethind
% cash and the balance IN two CD equal instanents
aix %, md twelve Q2l months with interest from
premises deposit Of one hundred dollars Will be
Quesed q the time Of sale. Al c0nveysnc4ng and
'''''''' - pa' &6N TosR1NER. Trustee.
a22 ~ street northwest
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Rev. Emanuel Burik, q Catholic priest, of
Baltimore, was killed by train on the Pennsyl-
yania railroad at Adams station Thursday night,
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LEON TOBRINER, Trustee
so ~ street northwest.
J. T.. CULOWELlL Auck ta1k-eokda
CHANCERY SALE OF THE PROPERTY KNOWN
- AS 20 NINTH GTREET NORTHWEsT

Under and by virtue Of derTse 81 the suprme1es
cause No s77s. -Dscember "a the undeTssnsdS II
t!ustee appSinted hZ sid deere viii ssn q public
OF JANUARY. 1884. q HALF-PAST FOtR O'CLOCK
u. in froqt Qf the prsmisee the propery Known 6
division Of square numbered three hundred and sdxty-
sx S66 together With the improvements thereon. This
Ninth street aud runs back with an even width ono
alley.
The terms Of sale are: One third Of the purchase
nen st DIX l6) and twelve 1) months from the day q
s such dsEsd psymsnts e bear interest ct the rate
cha SET ngtss md dssd q trust q the
ono hundred dollars VIII be required ct the time Of sale
and Al convincing to be ct the cost Of purchaser
DAY Of SALE the Trustee tho FIGHT TO resell tho
property at tho Eak and nost q The 4esnltnG purcha
HUN0kEsON BROS, Aucnoneen. jaS-dkds
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A BOY KILLED WHILE C0AsTNG.-While return
Ing rom school Thursday afternoon, riding on
run over and fatally injured by Union line horse
car at 9Th and cambridge streets, Philadelphia
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A NEW TYPE-SETTING MACHINE, of which ex-
pcrts expect a good deal, is the invention Of
Joseph Thorne. Two Of these, one setting
BREWER and the other long primer, are now and
Ior some time have been, working very salts
faetorily in an office In Beekman street. The
ih0rne machine is, in appearance, the simplest
and most compact 1t comprises both setting
and distributing mechanism in one machine
ara those several parts may be operated either
independently or together. The distributing
and setting cylinders are mounted vertically
the former on top and rotating the latter
stationary Each cylinder has e tangentially
arranged type channels In which the types rest
on 'ner sides In vertical lines. As the distribu-
1ng cylinder revolves, its channels are inter-
mtttntiy halted exactly over the channels of
the setting cylinder below and the hicks on the
type ana wards on the channel mouths are the
guioes tnat determine whether the type exposed
a. the cotton OF the upper channel shall drop
INTO ,fe top OF the one below, or shall pass on
70 uhn elsewhere its proper lOdoment. In
composition, pressure on KEYS selects the
uesHed types. p1shcs them ont On a ranidIr
refoifihs disk, which throws them centrifnpaIIy
asaiiisI stationary guard rail, by which they
1e ohecteo on belt that carries thcm IN a
re.oNlnS inter. and SO they mass into /, Iona
tetlins stick In front OF the operator From,
I,'as stich. al Its extremity. they are Justified
L C',iheu that 1t viii set and distribute & Oll
eiAs al hour.--sttc York Sas O'N
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

RosToN HOT, HOUSE CUcUMBERs
II TOMATOES
LETTUCE
Philadelphia Capons.
Chickens and TurkeyA
Sweet Breads.
Roast Beef
Susquehanna Canvas back Ducks.
Red Head Ducks
Diamond Back Terrapn
At the PALACE MARKET Corner l4th street and
New York avenue
d21 FRANK J. TIBBETs.
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MiD-WINTER FASHIONS.

CORStGE CoNTRtSTS-HIGH STANDING COLLARS
BROWN, GREEN AND GRAY HE COLORS-DECoL-
LETE rRESsES-PLCsH AND PRINCESS
Brown FoR sfKING-TELLOyr, PALE PINK, ETC.
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TOHN r. KELLY,
- DEALER N FRsr-CLAss
BEEF. LAMB. VEAL. MgTTON, &C. CORNED BEEF
SPECIALITY
Stalls 6 629 and $50 Center Market 9th street wing
and EOS and 208 Northern Liberty Market; address
Marketing delivered free of charge to all parts Of tho
city. mara
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Ho11pAY Goops.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

REp1rN1sHED
We have just received
Per Steamers GERMANIC and NOVA SCOTIA
DECORATED CHINA and CROCKERY
RICH DECORATED PLATES
CUPS and SAUCERS, &c
Also. large Invoice Of
BEST WHITE STONE CHINA,
Making Our Stock Very Complete.
FINE TR1PLE-PLATED WARE.
RODGERS ENGLISH CUTLERY
KITCHEN UTENSILS, &C
NJ. W. BEVERIDGE,
Jas No. 1909 Pennsylvania Avenue
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BOOKS, &c.
DANES FoR 1854.

DIARIES EoR 1854.
Suitable for Lawyers Merchants and Physicians In
tset LOT any one can be purchased at HALF PRICE
when We say half price we mean bali price,
AT BAUMS
416 7rH STREET NORTHWEST.
The following new publications Just received TO be
sold ct reduced prices:
Beyond the Gates. by Elizabeth 8. Phelps.
Banned and Blessed, translated by Mrs Wistar.
Checkered Life, by Col John A. Joyce.
he Jewel in the Lotos. by Mary Agnes Thicker.
Washington Winter. by Mrs Dahlgren.
Guenn by Blanche Willis Howard.
Irescoes. &c, Dramatic Sketches. by Orida
stephen, NJ d.. by author of Wide, Wide World.
BARGAINS IN sets OF Books including History
Works of Reference, and Fiction.
hne box OF plain or tinted stationery only sc.
BAUM'S BOOK DEPARTMENT,
3alS 416 It'll Street Northwest
WASHINGTON CIRCULATING LIBRARY. SO7
w l4th street northwest, between and streets
fer1odlcais aud New Publications constantly added
ia1S-1ms Mrs e. T WASHBIfkN co
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


{ FFSsSSSSEFk ETTy SAFE II: OF pfsIRABIE IMrRoyEp
NORTHWEST. 'V siNELK
District y colnmSs Ss % sf ts s'gI ST. r., G" =. q th
nsr Nd is>;s IN Eauity cause N s.iy7 noc "a Atx
Mitchell 81 al are Defendants tl,e iITd.r..1,,i al
rms Ts VII Ts,iys 81 Enhc aalen IN trout u the
,ss sltnae N the City Of Washington Distic, Of Co
r ~ TdE ,ll J.NrARY THIRrIFTH lsss at
IN s1aa-s IN. hart 9, iS nIlaFi FOURTEEN Z.
bounded follows Bae1nninS at the corner Of An sIy
TT from east line u sad oi1snai 1T III, ni St
l. r,ttn ~ running tlslce ffic~.n as fee.
lAlfeet. thence north one hundred ,eN ft - the
stsi,t mn mlray'd ~ two-story Frame Dwelling.
Al AS, !NIMEDlATFIY, AFTER TIE ABOVE SALE,
ssuare nnll, . vt huired ana f5sst 5isa sn ~.
,S tT',ty ard one half 22 tft on NJ street north
Nv 9'TN TAine with ''ne-~i,ry brick back banding.
Terms . Il sale prescribed by the ,,roe. one ,hiri
81 '1e Fyryias, mou'S IN cAsh and tie rlnaiui,r in
with six Isr cent interest from l1y i s,s f1r viti
rrrtS ~i Adcst q, Sos ' sa! h. i Tad 1i t s
, }snte Il nd az zach Par''l . a. forfeited
" 49, MILAN I'M 8 = dE .l:i.>s- trustee.
st.gnd Conn truilers nf5ca,
J T GOODWILL. Auctio Ger . hiS,d,s
(HANCrEY SALE OF -yAIrABIr nIrRovrD
SIhtttS NfAl HMEST
ly yltue of decree If tie Suirtne Court II The -
lislt>t II Columbia IN sl~sIal trln. Iasssi n II
.aIles No i252 Equty. whereiu Frederick Ii Cal Nd
NtTf complainant and Charles Calvert 4 al m, d.
f"noants the undersigned v ofer for slr at ruhlic
6nigil IN front II tfr premises IDNISib Az the
! INN h-LHlkD DAY OF JANUARY. lisa Mt
hh.f-PASI FOUR O'CLOCK l. NJ all that CERTAIN
lteCc or parcel CT land and premises sunft m fbo tfy
81 Washington anG District Columbia aud known ana
oescflted ~ tn south ult vi lot ulul ,r, twelve 2l
IN square numbered uile hundred ana .dil fronting
tS-iHe t3) i,,t on l9;h street and extending
eASiwarLly to an alley the rsr - tn Shrnr j. laii
down on TIE vi i2 Plat IF said city aul tie Improve
lIltts thereon, consisting of "a Trans. dwelling
ltlils tnrtlslft ~ the Iuras. my IN cash one
Itu III SIX IN nthS and ilinl twelve months
from the day of sale. with Interest IA sad de-
itiiNt layEaslts AZ the siN 90 I-r csnfun
Ter a'tuin all cash AZ the otirf ~ the nun lss,r
tr ierrVd payments - r secured tN TN. fil ,f -lls
lGrchssGr and deed u trust upon the said r,l state
ei " stall .'e riIlrt as the IruIrrt Ia Of
ana IL the purchaser shall fail To comply with ,he terms
OF sale within "a days the DAY 0f sale fhe
property VIII be sid the isk ard cost ~ IA. I,fault-
lg purchaser. AL convey aEClns aid s,curIlg al our
clilseT's cost.
EDWARD A NEWMAN trustee
x>,->-,. $500 -. S23 ~. street n. ".
~ NoANSoN ltifOs. Auctioneers. jalJ-dSds
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nIAMONDS, PEARLS. AND OTHER sEwELRY
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
By virtue of collateral rcte. dated December Al 1881
she holder OF said note viii sill public aOr1io0
InESpAI. January TWENTY SECOND. lSSi. at
TWELVE O'CLOCK II. a. the Auction Rooms corner
OF 9.li and streets northwest.
! pair Pearl Earrings: Pearl Cross
1 ieir Gold Chain Bracelets tISarl settnC)
Diamond Pin uS stoues)
All persons concerned will tax. notice
BY order of holder Of note.
DCNCANSON BROS
jaIS-3t Au.fi,,,e-s
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BISHOPS CAMpHon1sr-
Cures Chagped Hands Face. LIPS or any rougflnAss
q the skin; removes spnburp snd rsnda,S The skin
Beautifully Sost and Smooth. No Toilet cu1pIlSto
without It Sold entirely upon is mag4b PIce,
25c. Per bottle Try II. and not sattsned return
the bottle and have the money REFUNDED
Preparedb by /. c. BISHOP. Drussist
$50 9th street. CORNER II street northwest
Jas WashinGton. D. O.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TUHN SHERMAN Co,
u Real Estate Agents sni Auctioneers
92I street northwest

ASS1GNEE'S SALE, HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY THE
SlNETEESIH DAY OF JANUARY. 1Ss4 AT TWO
O'CLOCK PM. viii offer for sale at pubic auction
IN bulk the fixtures and stock in trade Of the Hoine-
patl,c Pharmacy, No. $50 street northwest Washing
ton &C. J. :. SWoRMSTEnT,
AssiSIlee Of r. J. Mcpherson.
deposit Of $500 required acceptance Of bid has
alc OF IJlrc sse money cash within five DAYS The
assnte rr the right to rese the risk OF the
WI II. SMITH salesman jalOdSis
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{ MANSERY SALE OF DESIRABLE rNTRoyrD
~ ShS8fFnhIh, Nos. $50 AND 40 NJ STREEr
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1884-07-25
TIE AUTHORIZED PICTORIAL

Hives OF Cleveland and Hendricks
Announcement is made of the rapid
completion of a Pictorial work COM
prising the Lives OF the Presidential
Candidates on the Democratic ticket,
written by the veteran author, Col.
Frank Triplett, and published by n.
ID. Thompson & Co., st. Louis, Mo-,
and New York. This work is sold
through agents exclusively. 1t is de-
signed, not only to serve the popular
taste and want in giving, exhaustive
ly, the facts in the boyhood and mar
hood of the Candidates-their private
Lives and Public Services-but 10
have o. more enduring interest than
the ordinary Campaign book. To
this end the publishers have engaged
on the work a corps of skilled designers
and engravers to elegantly and pro-
| fusely illustrate the scenes and Incl
dents in the lives Of these eminent
men, now SO prominently before the
people. Personal anecdotes and remi-
niscences will constitute leading and
certainly most entertaining and il
structive feature of this timely work,
Col. Trip'ett has marked ability,
and enjoys especial distinction as
Biographical writer. While exhaust
i've in the recital of facts, his powers of
analysis, and his Keen insight into the
philosophy of events and measures,
give him special prominence among
American writer's of personal history.
1t is not too much to say that he is
better prepared for the work in
hand than any other American
author.
The books from his pen, of which
several have been published, have met
the popular taste and been more than
ordinarily successful, They have given
him high rank among American
authors, and the public men of the
day. This has given him unsurpassed
facilities for procuring all the materi-
al for the work now in hand. AS
book of fascinating interest, beauty
and profuseness of illustration, and of
onprehensiveness of fact, it will com
mend itself to ecory otter.
To the book agent this rare combi-
nation of authentic history, pictorial
illustration and brilliant authorship,
will at once suggest the universal de-
lnand it will create, and also the adj
vantages in interest it has over the
ordinary Campaign book, and the
grand opportunity it offers for profit
able agency. We advertise it in
another column.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1884-07-25
DEMOCRATIC PRESS GLEANINGS.

Editor VIM. Pure ell of the Roch.
ester Union and Advertiser finds his
dish of crow too large and unpalat-
able for endurance. He retires from
the management of his paper during
the campaign, and he has also re-
signed his position on the Democrat
ic electoral ticket.
What a contrast is that between
Samuel J. Tilden, with his profound
intellect, his universal and minute
acquaintance with every department
Of public affairs, his fertile spirit
ever active in the work of reform.
and his well-nigh infallible iudg-
ment, and the p!odding mind, limit
ed knowledge and narrow capacity
of Mr.. Cleveland. -NcV York SIN.
One thing is quite assured and it
may have its advantages: On the
ticket with Grover Cleveland,
Thomas A. Hendricks will be a
great deal more of a somebody than
he was on the ticket in 1875. Then
he was nobody at all, and the honor
able obliteratlon that he underwent
has given no one any particular con
Germ from that day to this.-Ne,c
York ,Saa.
A Disguised New York delegate
had the following to say to the
Cleveland Hsrald's representative
concerning Cleveland:
This Cleveland is not statesman.
He is nothing but mushroom poll
ticiGn. lie has no standing, socially.
The election of man with private
life back Of him such as his has been
would be a disgrace to the Nation.
lie has no standing politically; he
has antagonizod the workmen; he
has antasonized the Catholics, and
he has antagonized the Democratic
party in his own State. doubt
whether be can carry a Northern
State.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1884-07-25

-THOr- vlrUvlN U1aJ is supreme and
jmpudence that is sublime, the max
crs Of the Democratic platform can
take the belt. After having control
of the popular branch of Congress
by 70 majority for seven months,
without reducing tax or passing a
single measure, except river and
harbor grab to cut down their sur
plus, they march to Chicago and
solemnly and unanimously resolve
that owe denounce the Republican
party for having failed to relieve
the people from crushing war taxes,
which have paralyzed business,
crippled industry and deprived la
Dor of employment and Of reward"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1884-07-25
STEPHEN KEAIP'S ESTATE
STATE OFyERMONTo

STATE OFVERMONT,1 -.
ESSEX DISTRICT. s.. III iroo"ec Court
held at Brighton. in and for said District, on
the l4th y of July, AID. 1884, CIV. Hartshorn,
Administrator of the estate of Stephen Kemp,
late of Canaan, in sad district, de
ceased, makes application to said Court for
license to sell all of the real estate of said de-
ceased, situated in Canaan, to wit: The home
larm occupied by the aforesaid stephen
Kemp, Late OF Canaan Grcprt scnting that the
sale is necessary for the payment of the debts
OF said deceased ana the charges of admins
tration. ~
Whereupon, 1t is ordered by said Court that
sad application be referred to 4 session there
OF, to be held at the Probate ONCE, in said
Brighton, on the I'd day of August, a. T. 1884,
for hearing and decision thereon; ana it is
further ordered, that all persons interested
be notified hereof, REPUBLICATION of notice OF
saId application and order thereon, three
weeks successfully in the Essex County II err
aid, anewspMper published ut Island Pond
and which circulates in the neighborhood of
those Interested beige said time of hearing,
that they may appear at said time and place,
and, II they see cause, object thereto.
By the Court Attest.
ID, s. STORRS. Judge.
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robbing workmen out of their hard
earned wages.
Fifth-A bill to prohibit infection
and disease from spreading through
out the community by forbidding all
manufacture of cigars in any room
used as an eating, sleeping and
workroOm for all purposes, thus
placing in the mouths of all smokers
of lov-priced cigars the seeds of
whatever disease may be prevailing
in such places.