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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-12

8leO nO~seniube ! etater, boOr slaDeri
bar forbubt, berne 2op tilbaeetalbt at
republitanif aesislatar os 2icenie Deo<
taset / bens sttb9 Der e. bog mineit
otte republifaniie aeaislaturer, i6m bar
tilbaeeialbt Jorbubslope % lat 2icenie
/ btres Steb. Mastebe bet republitans
ite 8arti noseniinbe at fDrslesse Solicit
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Der antaset
pilbe afitaffe Slaperiet?
Giorten repablitanfe
3e9iStaturer
bar reste at forelesse Goltet &onititus
tionsamanbementet mob 8ronoepins-
traffsn.
9i ifal poste % fOr at ubtale ,osen
Dom oper nusen Manb, Der lite Ter Sa=
gen / famine 2ps iom ri % iom lite irb@
ier Mgtpenbiebeben al ct ieritilt Harti
for 8robibitioniiter, men ri oil labe iaa
banae pibe, at beres Stanbpuntt er os
iaare ufortlarlist, %, on, fortlaret, ses
raaoer bent liben 9gre.
Snbrsmmet. at ri 8robibitioniiter
lite er iaa sooe, opbBieoe, astebe for
ar~itelisbeb % 2eroum, Tom 9erhperans
cemenb i ben anben 2eir eler paa ,Jens
iet", bpab bar bet meb Sasen at sisre?
airten teller mango 9pflere, men Sir
Ten bperten itaar elIer falber ueo laaban
nes Grempel. &irteu fan embos telle
anfeebe 2ebere, bois ariiteubomsianbs
fan pere al tpipliom. @stbeb, men &ris
itenbommen ielp er bog ben famine. St
bet en- u~lauere 3lasie", iom Minueiota
bar paataset fig Nfbolosz % Hrobibis
tionsarbeibe, ba pilbe bet 10 fable iaa
meget lettere for ben bebre alasie al
fomn1e efter.
8i inbbpber bisie bebre = lite alene
til Samarbeibe, men til 2ebelie.
,5elt Maabet" snifer, bet fuabe ta9e
en- for en- at fine fire Tuiino 2eiere oe
iorebolbe benz ale 8jenbssierninser moi
Brenbepinstrafiten, at iamle ale Bib,
nesbprb til ct eneite Sele. Com Slos
bao itulbe bet itjere / bore gine, .Meen
ri tan fun frembolbe Sasen / itptfepis.
sanite lmaa ao @ansen, os imebens
frpster ri for, at mango at 2elerne
tretnes. Dm bore 2eiere paa @alss
oaseu tun pilbe ifjente benne Dor Gag
en- ftile, aluorlis Tante, ba ifal bort
Nrbeibe lite ia ueret fOrsjeues. Oil
Solicit tente, iaa PED ri, at be item=
NEE for 9iemmets Beitpttelie paa be
samle Barriers B~efoftnins before enS
for 8artierne meo Saloonernes 8elfpt.
telie paa Sjemmenes % ben opporenoe
slests Befoitnins.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-12

Sobn 6. Naaum er en- attio Yrobibiz
tionift i Merrimac, @is. @n often
bleu bet enc J~rambiul al bans 8ussp
taftet i Globen % bans 2abe, fplbt meo
81 % &orn, blep opbrenbt, Tabet
an5ldaes til $4,000.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-12

s Sodion Summet, 9iosa County,
Yenipluania, blep @oob Tempfur Droes
mems Jfas meo Naunene 5iif & 8roofs
paa nebreoet % itureuet to @anse al
@elublifanerne i 8ibnes Raaipn.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-12

@ep. parbap blep al en- Yreit / Bals
nut, Ranias, anmooet ON, at prabite for
bam ! bans atrfe, ba ban ielp maatte
reiie bort. 9arpap, bolbt 2broas often
ct Yrobibitieusforebras Os ba ban ON
ssnbasen Tom forat boloe 9raoifen,
baube Rirtens republitanife E~ruiteeier
luttet airfen. Der blep insen Yrefen.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-12

@eb. 8. O. Serbian, Ell Meserpreitfr fra
Teras, talebe / Weftfielb, 81. Ser blep
faftet 9gs % ct traf bam. Gn Manb
git op til bom % ittabebe sgsset al
meb en- Qniu, ibet ban iasbe: uDette
sisr mig til RrObibitioniit. Seq trOebe
lite, be pilbe ia sjort bette!w @eitfelo
er republifanif stronghold.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-12

ibf IL be Dsren luttet iaa insen fufbe
touJle buerfen ub eler ino. Mebens
Talereu bar ! fulb Gang meo Bebanbz
linsen af TT Spsrssmaal, blep Der meo
flor 4raft tnftet en- flor sten sieunem
Winbuet. Den iuiebe liseforbi 1aleren
% FEN ! ben mobiatte beg. Msbet Bier
oplsft.
Mufif for Sarriion % Morton.
S. Z. 8eeion ifriper fra Dalton, Snb.
at mebeus 5. u. Ballod, Prohibitions
tanoibat for Ronsresieu bOlbt Tale Der
! Bpen, iamlebe Sarriions % Mortons
Club lie ubenfor meo Erommer % Wau.
TT % ifres 9urra for $. & M. % sjOr.
be oft buab be tunbe fOrat foritprre Me.
bet. Da Taleren forlob 9allen, bler
Der faitet Stene % raabne sgs - osiaa
fra ben republifanife @sbel.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-12

s @0tuoob 9ounibip, @ermiQion
County, CT i Nnrbeben al Brobibitioniz
tiers 9uie opilaaet Hlatater, Der truer
meb at trette 8robibitioniierne efter ct
Tuus ub at Bpen, buis bet lDffes benz
at beige CLEVELAND. unbertesnet
Black Caps.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-12
SCR Sarriipn os W urton.

Or. U. 3. Birbp talebe ! ct. 3onz
bonberrp, 8ermont. Gu Jlof, iamleoe
fs ubenfor. % itres 9urra for s. & W.
taitebe etoffe us Stene inb Salen %
ilenste 0srene igien meb 8ras. Til.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-12
orfaI9elie /.

4.n E+tN-8 NSA6aELEH HMHMMa WM4s
Nnnbalismens Dase er enbba lie
forbi. Denne aanpasns fan esiaa OPP
BITE 1ruosfer, JOrfalselier % CperIait,
ION life ietter &u-alurtiben / stpseen.
@amle Mepublifauere, iom sieunemsit
1T Bartis 1rensielsbase blanbt Spbens
Slapebolbere % Beftens Minebefolf<
ming. flyer, at be lite bar feet noSet iaa
onbitabshalot lom ben nerperenbe &ams
payne fan oppiie.
Nplis t~ortalte ri ON bet 5Orisa, iOm
blep sjort paa at ipranse 500 Menb
% auinber / 2ui,en, mebens be lpttebe
til ct Notwithstanding i 2an@eiter
60, 8a., bpor Sames 8lau,e fit 10000
Stemmers Maioritet.
s Snoianapolis gbelasoes ct uobonst
Yrobibitionsbanner, mebens ct republic
tanif, iom bang 100 Sob bsiere lite bleu
rgrt.
Den aruarbise Taler fra Bpen Snz
biana, Sobn Stubebader, bleu Der faitet
raabne sGs paa, Os, Jorfel9elien al Col.
9op, ben samle 8eteran, bar bos BAN
fremtalot 5lastilfelbe.
&epublifanif.
Mebens Sun. s. Clap Bascom bolbt
Gorebras / Canaan, 81. g.; iamlebe @e'
publifanerne fig uoenfor, unber 2ebeli'
at en- republitanit Grciie Commissioner
taitebe sten paa Teltet, afprebe Yiitol.
itub, os ienbte Jirecraders IND blanb'
Goriamliueen us ifres iom uilbe Dpr
u9arriion oe Mortou." 8ascom si
tiliioit ub, forat bebe ON flair play
,,Gentleman," ia9be ban, upaa Solteti
~inbftanoisfte NnmOonins, er jes pat
esen 8esnins % uben @ootsisrelie
fomrnen bib forat tale for Golfet ON %
gems politiife Spsr9smaal; men fiber
ies iatte min Sob paa eoers Gnemarter
er jes blepen foriulst meb ebers Stris
iom ON ies bar en- 8a9abono % s gal
Sunoe. git s ~fOrtelle mig, bpab ie!
bar iast, iom Tan f~ortjene benne Slasi
9ilrettevisnins? 2eoeren raabte: 81
er en- DID HrobibitiOnift % bet er mott
u8el," iuareoe 8ascom, ii bette Gam
for fri Menins % Gale bar jes bel Me
til at bore Brobibition,ft? ?" Der blel
lparet: u@el, ri er &epublifanere 0!
bar til 9eniist at f%oriuare bet republi
fanite Rarti. gu er betalt al Demo
fraterne".
Col, 8 b,
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-10-12

far til Seniist at ~foriuare bet republie
fanlfe Barti. Du er betalt al Demo-
fraterne".
Col. Soy.
st Blab fra 8eniplpania fortaller:
Sol. 9op TOM meb fit Eelt til Bars
fesbursb ben Zoe Sept. Strar ban bar
fommen til 8pen besDubte Gorfslselien.
Ysbe1en bespnote Mauoasafteu meo at
taite Gtene os Eoru paa Eeltet % buie
% ifrise, mems 9op talte. 1irsbas
often bleu Der ienbt en- Yolitibetient til
at bolbe. Drben, bet bjalp libt; men
Dnsbas slften m,aatte s. 8. Dotp op<
bbre ilere @anse i fit Jorebras, til Car
men lasbe fig. Eborsbas Gften bolbs
tes bet iibite 5orebras. Sol. 9op
MATTE itauoie, mebens fere Betiente
isste at faa Yebelen i @tilbeo. Tale
rem bs3pnbte i9ien Here @ange, men for>
siapes. 9an er en- sammel Manb, os
Misbanolinsen os be Erusler, iom uos
ifreses, ipntes foritprre BAN meset.
9tliibit falbt ban ON / Nrmene paa benz,
Tom fob ner, os bleu binlpen tiliibe.
Ysbelen ifres, at ban bar fulb; Goricmz
linsen uouiite ale Tesn paa Mebleben<
feb. 2ase b(ep bentet, iom efter I'M
berlBselIe erflereoe, at bet bar Slae
fremfalbt ueb ben opitaaeoe Goritprrelie.
en- lint Senator.
9on. @pbaim 6. Wilion, en- Senutor
fra Marplanb, bar ienot Striuelie til
3ebattsren for The Record & Gazette
i 8ocomoc gitp os truet BAN uteb 4ibs
ifeilas, bois bans Mapn arpnes mere !
Blabet. 9uab 8laoet BAT inbebOlot, ct
fglsenbe: 2eui Yumel bar ~trapelt, baa
ital ubbe(e 9i9b 2icenie Gift iamtiois
iom ban er ben npe &irfes 8psninss<
&asierer. Gn Gurenebe Staters Sena>
tor er Tormaub, en- 8ranbepinsbanbler
&asierer for 8~psninSeu al Rirfen til
grinbrins ONT @ep. Matemie, YiOneren
% @runblesseren al ben amerif anite
Yresbpterianisme.
@epublitanft 9ummer.
@n uns Manb Tom til Wet Stods
bridge, Masi, for at boloe 8robtbi=
tionsfOrebras. Gan fit lite 2op til at,
itaa paa en- aasie, ionr titbsrte en- repu>
blifanit Risbmanb, % tiltalte ba Goltet
fra Trappen til T%ounballen. Otter Tas
len blep ban anfalbt At tire Menb. 9an
bolbt ben enc, til en- Yolitibetlent tom
forbi, men benne lob bam saa % iasbe,
ban fienbte bam. 9an inbfanbt fig ne<
tie Dag boS Suittcen o8 forlar8te en-
sl~rretorbre paa ben al Yolitibetienten
fienbte Manb. Dommeren iuareoe:
Tag bin 9at % pat big ub at nit
&ontor, pis albris mer bit 6opeb fer
igien". Denne Ct en- republifanif Gmz
bebSmanb.
SCR 9arriion % Morton.
Or. u. 8. Birbp talebe ! ct. 2ons
bonberrp, 1ermont. gu Jlof, iamlete
iis ubenfor, % itres 6urra for s. & W.
etoffe % .Stene inb Salen %
Gsreue isien meo 8ras. Til.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-08-03
AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS,
BLOOMFIELD.

Jaly 31.--Rev. Mr.. Goodwin Of No.
Stratford preached in exchange with
Rev. Mr.. Gregory last Sunday.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. A..
Taylor is recovering. She has had
quite a long severe Illness.
Miss Alicia Berry has been suffering
from nervous prostration produced by
overwork or constant employment in
the school room. She proposes going
away for change and rest.
Schools have closed throughout the
town. Miss A. Gilbert in No. closed
a very successful term last week with
exercises in the evening, consisting of
recitations, select readings and dia-
logues, at which a large number of
parents and friends were present.
Your correspondent was not able to
be present, consequently cannot judge
of its merits, but report says it was a
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-08-03
FIVE CHEAP HARVEST EXCUR
SEDH8.
Rare Chance 80 view the Wonderful
Crops of the west, Southwest
and Northwest.

The most abundant ever known.
Come and see for yourself. The Great
Rock Island Route offers you the in.
ducements of lowest rates, and a de-
lightful journey in its unrivalled
palace cars.
Dates of Excursions. Leave Chicago
August 81, September II and 25, and
October 0 end 20 (1S8S). for Kansas,
Nebraska, Northwestern Iowa, Mime
sofa and Dakota.
Rate. One fare for the round trip.
Tickets, first class and good 30 days
for return passage. Improve this op.
portunity. You may never have an.
other in a season SO bountiful. Be
sure your tickets read via the Great
Rock Island Route, which has its own
lines to the principal points in all
these States.
For rates and full particulars, ad-
dress e. w. Thompson, New England
Passenger Agent, 206 Washington ST.,
Boston, Mass, Or f. A. Holbrook, G..
T. & p. A, Chicago, Ills.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-08-03
GRANNY.

July 31.-Miss Lillian a. Rice of
SCOTS, N. H., has returned from visit
ing her uncle, +. a. Rice.
There was a family gathering at
Levi p. Shores last Friday, it being
Mrs. Shores birthday.
Rev. J.P.Eastman of West Concord,
attended funeral services at the church
last Sunday afternoon held in memory
of Mrs. Charles Wells. The friends
and relatives of the deceased lady feel
deeply her early death. May they
seek comfort from Him who alone can
give it.
Capt. Moses Kimball is looking over
the place and recalling old associations
while visiting his friends here. About
As years ago he was chosen Captain OF
the militia company raised in CRANKY
and Victory and known as the 7th B
Co. of the 18th Regiment. Mr.. Kim.
ball has for many years been q resi-,
dent of Jefferson, n. II.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-08-03

pleasant time. The school house was
neatly and tastefully decorated for the
occasion. The following are those
having the highest rank in deport-
ment: Carrie Davis, Jennie Martin
100, Maud Davis .90S, Bert Morse .907,
Celia and Dell Lurvey .93G, Bertha
Smith .935, Orland Shon .9S2. Carrie
Davis, Jennie aud Julia Martin, Flor
ina and May Scott have no absent
marks; Maud Davis was absent two
days on account Of illness; Jennie,
Julia and Minnie Martin, Carrie
Maud and Dick Davis, Bert Lewis,
Laura Morse, Celia and Dell Lurvey,
Bertha and Pearl Smith and Orland
Shoff were not tardy during the term.
Miss P. Berry in No. 2, closed
on Friday afternoon with similar
exercises on a smaller scale. Ier
little folks did well for the time and
pains taken, as she devoted most
of the time to school work. She has
given very general satisfaction through
the District.
Miss Abbie Mathews goes back to
LittletoD to school this week.
Very discouraging hay-weather for
the farmers.
Rasperries are quite plentiful in this
locality.
Oracle Chandler celebrated her 9th
birthday recently by entertaining q
number of her little friends. A nice
time was realized by all present.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-08-03
WEST CONCORD.

July 31.-Mrs. NJ. l.. T. Hidden of
Lyndon will lecture in the Town Hall
on Friday evening of this week. Sub
ject "The Question of the IIour."
Postmaster Palmer has sold his resi-
dence in this village to L. S. Richards.
Price $1,000
Geo. w. Paris is building q shoe
shop at his dwelling house.
Freeman Hutchinson was thrown
from his moving machine the other
day, and the machine passed over him
injnring him severely, but he is re-
covering fast.
Ira l.. Spencer is having relapse,
and is at present writing very low.
Mrs. Hanno is quite i'll with erysip-
elias in the hand and wrist.
r.. D. Pratt was kicked by a horse
last week and has badly bruised
fate in consequence.
Mrs. Roswell Quimby is acting as
matron at the poor house while Mrs.
Palmer takes her vacation.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-08-03
RECREATION.
, the Editor Of the Herald.

Now that the hay crop is nearly
harvested, a little recreation is in or
der and for a few days outing or a
weeks sojourn there is no resort in
this vicinity which will return more
pleasure for the money invested than
a visit to the far famed Nilloughby
Lake. Among all the numerous noun
tain retreats of New England, Will
Ioughby Lake stands unsurpassed, if
not unequaled, in beauty of scenery,
healthfulness, and other desirable at
tributes, while the comfort of visitors
is we'll cared for by Francis Richardson
and his aniable wife at the WillOugh-
by Lake House. THIS house has been
extensively renovated and improved
since last season, q new broad piazza
having been added on the east side,
also u coat of paint which vastly i'm
proves its appearance. The remark
able Echo discovered last season by Z.
Frank Baxter of Boston, which can be
heard short distance from the house,
is worth long journey to hear. 1t
is said to be superior to the noted one
at the famous Echo Lake at the Profile
House. Words spoken scarcely above
the ordinary tone are exactly repro.
duced, also whistling, singing, sc.
The echo of sentence containing at
least five words can be distinctly
| heard. A building has also been erect
ed near the boat landing for the free
use Of picnic parties, with a stable at
| tached where horses can be sheltered
and fed for a nominal sum. The bove,
together with the barber shop and
| row boats, are under the able super
vision OF Mr.. Josiah Lyon Of Barton.
Capt. Averill has placed a new steamer
on the lake accommodating fifty per-
sons. A round trip on the clear waters
of the lake is cheap and most enjoy,
: able amusement. The numerous forms
and faces, including the noted profile,
! "the Old man Of the mountain" to be
deserted on the cliffs will all be pointed
out by the genial Captain, who is ever
ready to contribute to the extent of
his power to the entertainment and
enjoyment of his passengers.
The rooms at the hotel are being
rapidly taken up. A party of twenty
eight from Barton and Newport is ex.
pected on the 9th inst. Among recent
arrivals may be mentioned j. Taunen-
baum (the we'll known theatrical
manager and wife, of Mobile, Ala,
Rev. Geo. 0. Little and wife, of Wash
ington, d. c., Geo. b. Lyman and
wife, of Cleveland, o., d. II. Cheney
and daughter, of Wells River, Lewis
A. Kendall and wife, e. Frank Baxter
and wife, of Boston, b. II, Lyman, OF
Peoria, ILL.,, Miss Annie E. Cobb, OF
Providence, r, l., Mrs. NJ. r. Jaboeuf,
of New York, H. S. Raymond, of the
Boston Budget, Ira ALDER and lady OF
Barnet, II. G. Moore and lady of West
Barnet, Miss Mexican of Boston, Edwin
o. Bullock and son, Chas. J. Bullock,
of Boston. This is Mr.. Bullock's
twelfth season at Willoughby, a fact
which speaks volumes of the pleasure
and comfort to be derived from a so.
journ on the shores of this beautiful
sheet of water.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-08-03

There are several cases Of bilious
fever In town.
Mr.. John Davis has Just lost a hog
worth about twenty dollars. 1t ap.
parently died Of the same disease thar
has so afflicted the Davis family this
season-diphtheria.
The cheek list has been prepared
aud posted as the law directs. All
parties interested should make an in
speciion Of the same, and be prepared
to report corrections, if any, on the
18th day Of August, when the Board
of Civil Authority meet to perfect the
list.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-08-03
LUNENBURGU.

July 31.-Maynard c. Winslow, son
of Rev. J. II. and Ollie NJ. Winslow, of
Lunenburgh, VT, died July %, aged
years, 10 months aud 20 days.
Though young lie was intelligent and
active beyond his years and his MEM
ory was very remarkable. lie would
repeat conversation or what he heard
in sermons or lectures, even when only
casually noticed with correctness and
vas positive in his statements. lie
was often appealed to for knowledge
of things mislaid and would always
know where he had seem them last.
This was the more remarkable as he
was never healthy. Four times before
his last sickness he had been at death S
door and his life for hours would hang
wavering in the balance, but this time
after much suffering the thread Of life
snapped and he PASSED beyond. No
child of his age could leave more
mourning friends, as he was beloved
by all who knew him. \ gem indeed
too rare for earth and SO removed from
troubles here to the joys OF heaven.
Or. Hiram A. Cutting has, under the
direction of the State Board Of Health,
been appointed health officer for
LuEeuburgh. All having Knowledge
of the existence OF contagious diseases
are requested to report the same to
linn and lie will supply the circulars
of information published by the board,
and thus aid all who are interested in
sanitary reform us we'll as keep record
of cases for the report.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-08-03

Mr. and Mrs, A. II. Hall gave gar
den rarty to u large circle of friends
last week Thursday evening, and de-
spite that a rainstorm interfered some
what with the outdoor festivities it did
not dampen the ardor Of the guests
for they adjourned to the house and
enjoyed themselves immensely.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-08-03

Joseph Damant, fireman on the G.
4. r., and II. 7. Hadiey, an employee
of the HERALD Office, will shortly make
a visit to England, the former sailing
on the 10Th inst, and the latter about
the 4th Of September. Both will re-
turn to Island Pond.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-08-03

If you are troubled with biliousness
attended with a sallow complexion,
use R0Jivson'S Little Pink LjCer Pills;
you will be surprised at the favorable
change they will produce in your
looks and feelings in d weeks time.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-08-03

The board of civil authority is now
busy revising the check list. All who
are qualified to vote at the election
next month should see to it that their
name are registered. This advice in
terests both parties.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-08-03

The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District of Es.
sex, Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of Geol ge $. Gordon, late OF
Lmenburgh, IN said District, deceased; and
all claims exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby
aforesaid, at the dwelling house of the late
George S. Gordon, in sad Lunenburgh, on
the 18th day of August and Goth day OF NOvem-
Der next, from / O'Clock +, III, until 4 O'Clock
p. M, e0ch of said days, and that six months
from the 18th day of July, a. D., 1888. is the
time limited BY said Court for said creditors
topresCnt their CLAIMS to us for examination
and allowance.
Dated at Lunenburgh this 18TH day of July
a. D., 1885
JAMES JOHNSON, Commissioners
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-08-03

Our hay-makers have had excellent
weather in which to secure their crop,
and the greater part Of them expect to
finish this week if tie weather con.
timues favorable. The crop can hard
~ be called an average one. Very few
have cut more than they did last year,
while many have cut less.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-08-03
Thanks for the campaign song.

The vicissitudes of climate are try
ing TO most constitutions, especially to
people having impure blood. For all
such (and they constitute the major
ity), the best safeguard is Ayers Sar-
saparilla, the use of which cleanses
the blood and strengthens and invig-
crates the system.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-08-03
Lunenburgh. Vt, July, 1888.

List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the Island Pond, Essex County,
Vermont, Post Office, August 1, 1888:
Mrs. Bell Bishop, Mad. Mary Be.
land, Pruella Barup, NJ A Bunker, W
g Barnes, Joseph Boulier, Joseph
Beamier, D Il Colby, Jack Grove,
Dele Enriette Dubois, T H Dion,
Belenda Bishop,Joe LANCE Descoteau,
K Epstein, Miss Jennie Fitzgerald,
Louis Godlette 2, Miss Cate Griffin, Mrs
Lucy Hunting, Miss Maud Healy, J
Hill, A ] Lang 2, E B Lallure, Miss e
NJ Morse, Mr. T II McKeen, Samuel
Moore, J Noice, Hypolite Ouellette,
Amanda Petrie, Lesime Pinard, Miss
B Romper, Frank Sturgeon, Mrs
EIecta Scott, Miss Alice Thomas, Leila
Tuyon, Miss Tessoria A Whitney, P
Wood, Joseph Woodland, William
Walker, Mrs Rosie A Wade.
Persons calling for the above please
mention ADVERTISED LETTERS.
JOHN. II. LINEHAN. p. u.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-08-03

The Republicans Of Canaan will
raise their flag on Thursday, August
9th, at which time all who endorse
true Republican principles aud all who
do not, are invited to be present.
Prominent speakers from abroad will
be present and address the people on
the questions Of the day. Flag raising
at y. III. Per Order,
REPUBLICAN, Town Com.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-08-03

The members of Christ Church Sun.
day School had a picnic last Tuesday,
and the members of the NJ. e Church
Sunday School on Wednesday. Both
schools went to South Bloomfield.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-08-03

Hobbs, the Photographer, is still at
his gallery over the HERALD Office,
and is having good run of business.
lie will be prepared to make sittings
until Saturday noon.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-08-03

Just as we go to press we hear on
the best authority that the post Office
at East Brighton will be discontinued
on and after August 10. Lack Of space
precludes comment this week.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-08-03
HOTEL FOR SALE !
OR RENT.

The undersigned offers for sale on easy
terms, or VIII rent tho Seymour Luxe House,
situated in Morgnn, Vt 90 the banks Of tbs
noted and picturesque ljtkc good opening
for the right man. Apply to