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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-22
OUR WEST VIRGINIA
NEIGHBORS.


Youngest daughter, Ida, became the
bride OF NJ. Thomas w. Marshall,
OF Michigan.
Jai'er LuE Brumfield went TO
Kenoya and arrested Joe johnson
and lodged him in jail in Wayne
Johnson was a prisoner in the Jail
there about a year ago and broke
out by digging through the walls.
III
Harrison Watts, OF East Lynn, and
Isabel Marshall were married at East
lynn Thursday last
~!
Fayette county has more saloons
10 the population than any other
county in the State. Fayette coun-
ty Las also more oonvicts in the
State penitentiary, to the number Of
jThabitants, than any other county
in the State. Coincidence or con-
sequence?
III
Springtlme is moving time, in
WAYNE as elsewhere A gentleman
from Mcdowell has bought and NOV
ed TO the farm, Immediately below
town, formerly owned and occupied
by Adkins, Mr Adkins has moved to
the VIII Hurt place in Spunky Town.
Mr. Hunt has moved TO the Work
man place that has been occupied
this winter by County Superinten-
dent L. G. SAMSON. and Mr.. San
som has bought and moved to the
prope.ty formerly owned by Mrs
Lou Dayis.--wayne News.
III
The Virginia Railway Co. has been
chartered at Richmond, Va, by the
interests which are building the
Tidewater Railway through that
STATE, this action being a change of
name and for merger. The new
charter authorizes an increase in
the capital stock from 100000 10
So, 100000. This is the road which
is being buiiT by H. H. Rogers, OF
New oYrk and Others, and the West
Virginia end OF 1t is known as the
Deepwater hallway, but a meeting
OF the Deepwater Railway Co. is TO
be held at Ansted, w. Va, on April
q, Cor the purpose OF conveying its
property, rights and franchises TO
The Tidewater Railway Co. What
that is done the two companies, which
ere practically one and the same, will
lie known by the new name OF the
Virginia Railway Co. The Virginian
Terminal Railway Co.. OF Norfolk,
has also chartered for the Tidewater
terminals at that city.
The change Of name does not mean
any change in the officers, accord
ing to a report rom Richmond, but
the plans OF the company will be
carried out, as heretofore announced
10 build a line from the Kanawha
river In West Virginia to the Ches-
apeaIe bay. Tie main purpose IS
the development of coal fields in
the Gauley fountain region around
AnstCd, w. Va, and while it has
beer rumore1 that the company pro-
poses to build an extension westward
to a point on one of the Great
Lakes. an officer of the company
is quoted as saying that such an
extension is to be regarded only
as possibility of the future. Al
ready, however, surveys have been
made for an extension from Survey
or Station q the Ohio river, about
so OF 100 miles. About 60 miles
OF track have been completed on
the Deepwater Railway from Deep
water. on the Kanawha river, &c
Mullens, w. Va, and this is belne
operated. On the Tidewater Rail.
wa in Virginia so miles of tracI
are also in operation between Jarr.
att and Algren. the latter point be-
ing rear Suffolk.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-22

Among the new laws enacted by
the Legislature, which has not re-
ceived the proper amount Of notice,
was the passage OF the new ballot
law. The rev law aims 10 correct
some Of the features OF the old bal
iot Jaw under which so many ballots
were thrown out on account OF trif-
ling Irregularities. At the head Of
each party ticket is large square.
The man who intends to vote a
straight ticket will hereafter be able
to do so by simply putting a cross
In the square at the head of the
ticket. He does not have to scratch
out three or four other tickets,and
watch carefully to be sure that he
draws lines from top to bottom. from
stem to stern and from center 10
circumference through them all, on
the contrary, voting 1t straight will
be simplicity itself.
A small square will appear after
the name of each candidate, and TO
vote for particular candidate the
voter need only put a mark after his
name. No tedious writing in is re-
quired. It will be seen that the
whole process of voting is made cas-
Ter and simpler. and therefore fair
er. The law seems to be a good
one Senator Hatfield is its au-
thor.-Ex.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-22
EAST CHARLESTON

SAN Cloud has finished work for Dr.
k-ni,icl. at Wrsi Charleston, and has
gene to Gre-udrll, Mass. where his
SITTER resides. To >l.-ud some time.
The Pay. mill is running night aud
day to keep up with the calls for their
lumber.
Al article has heen inserted Ia the
town meeting warning, Ia see If the
Flown will vote to establish a library
ia town." inserted hv the request Of rep
rrs-ntdiiya J. e. Oliver.
c. n. Moultou has sold his place ia
this village To ". T.. Trip who has
leased it TO the Congregational Society
for one year to lr used as parsonage.
G. y. Moulton is moving into the NJ.
T.. parsonage building.
Mrs. SELMA Wheeler has been quite
i'll for several days, aud Mrs. Martha
Davis is caring Tor her.
o. d. Exley has been engaged AS but
ter maker at the creamery for the year
ensuing.
The bohemian glass blowers are Civ
| ing an entertainment each evening this
week at Hotel Hall.
Mrs. Rose Gray has had Peoples
telephone installed in her home.
Leon and Harley Moody we're called
To Derby Friday to attend the funeral OF
their uncle, David =. Moody, who died
very suddenly February 18th. lie was
formerly a resident here aud tie widow
who is seriously III. aud invalid sou have
the sympathy of all ia their time of al
llictiou,
b. C. Davis, who is canvasSing il
West Derby, spent Sunday here with lii
family.
Thula Morse spent the past week "A
Bloomington, caring for an aunt who il
very i'll.
George Spanlding, hy reason of poo
health. has hreu obliged to give up i
WORK at DR.. j. l.. Potter's aud hrs re
turned to his home at Island Pond.
\ social dance at the Union llCus
last Friday evening was enjoyed toy
large company.
Ernest Grapes of Barton was IT,,
guest of relatives here Monday.
Mrs. Clara buck aud Mrs. Julia Hal
speut Tuesday with friends at Newport
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-22
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-22
A MODERN SUCCESS.

The Boston journal has gained thou
sands of readers i'll the past year through
its enterprise as newspaper. Although
a one-cent paper in price, it is a two-cent
paper in quality and quantity. The
Boston Journal aims to reaci, the homes
of the New England States. It's purpo. e
is to bring to them the news of the day,
presented i'll such 4 way that it is accu-
rate, concise and attractive. The Boston.
journal does not sacrifice accuracy to iu-
terest or clean news to seusationalism
1t offers paper which all the family cat,
read with interest and confidence.
With good pictures and with com.
plete news system, The journal is able
TO make paper that is'tlloroughly mod,
ern and np-to date. At the sane time
The journal gives many special features
in woman's pages, the financial depart
ment, the society columns, etc, which,
add to its popularity,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-22
FREE TO FARMERS

10 any Farmer who will write us. mem
t'omng this paper, we will send free post
paid, several formulas for making first
class fertilizer at home together with
the cost of the ingredients, directions
for mixing, etc.
The Experiment Station in its bulletin
NO. lld has the following to say with
reference to the value of home mixed
Fertilizers as compared with the ordinary
commercial brands son every account.
however, financial, educational. agricuI-
tural, it is better to buy the crude stock
and home-mix il one uses ton or more.
All up'to-date farmers should be inter
ested in the subject of home mixed fer
ti'izers and we are in position to help
them. Address,
CARROLL 5. PAGE, Hyde Park, Vt.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-22

tons Of hay. Ia another hare With an
other large silo. is another lo"g ron 81
r,,tle. while still another j. devoted 10
,.ml4r Of Lors.s. Their hume l. ote
"f beauty aud conf"ri. Tic place RIP
r..sents a great deal Of Nork. -uerg,. caT'--
faI management aud good taste. Lun'"-
hurg NAV we'll lie proud of her many
GOOD farmers as well as a good many
rnor- thing.
The articles Ia the llrRNLp regarding
home trading are interesting reading
". believe ia the eternal fitness ct
things.
Nelson Dodge has been confined to
lis bed the most Of tie past week With
the grip.
Mrs. Florence Dodge entertaius the
next meeting Of he Woman's Club.
Miss Cieona Silsby was ia Whiteiield
on visits to the dentist several days last
week.
Stephen VI. Kelly aud wife of Little
ton are visiting her parents, Gardner
Balch and wife.
rlr. Stephenson OF Sheldon, formerly
of this town, visited at Walter Colhy's a
! few DAYS last week.
Services were hell ia the Roman Cath
olic church on Tuesday morning OF last
week, being Shrove Tuesday.
Elbridge Carhee is now displaying hi'
spring styles in wall paper several OF
" hich are very handsome.
Miss Pearl Bell visited friends in lau-
caster recently.
James Phelps and wife were the guest,
of Parrish Stearns and wife at White.
field last SATURDAY.
Mrs. George Wentworth was given 8
very pleasant surprise party on Monday
evening Of this week 10y her children
the occasion being her birthday. The
evening being splendid aud the sleighius
good number Went ont to their pleas
ant home in the west neighborhooa from
the village aud with ueghhors made
large company, who enjoyed a socit
time. During the evening refrrshunrut
were served aud all returned home. hay
ing had jolly good time.
Fred Silsbr-w was severely injured with
at his work in the casket factory Mon
day, 10y "a flying board knocking hln
seuseless. He recovered Consciousness
aud went to his home where it wa
found that no bones were broken.
Joseph LaMoute is very i'll at hi
home with grip, but is improving.
The titles OF ;he new books recent
added to the public library will he pul
lished in these columns next week.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-22

SuTi~of Edues,i"u Mason :. Stone ct
N,.u,u-li-r hs, issued thr-r valuable
,s.mI.hl-'. ,-,I~ciius III" 'cho' IS Il tie
STATE. Ou- ul th-m Viii Ir"vr at great
,al,sp g. i-scitrf, and srh,znl uilir-is u
Is isr"A containing all the >rhon. laws
-.s..i,.,l IT IT,. l,,t >-s,iou ui tie l'si>-
laiur- and iuclud-s every mea,ure that
WIS put into law regarding public M
,itueii"n. Included il the list Is a copy
of booklet uu the DECENTRALIZATION oi
schuols," in which H. related the pro-
visions ot the urw Law which goes into
effect April /. lie also issues at this
tine his circular on school supervision
which i pref AIRED Tor teachers aud school
officials.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-22
Rising From the Crave.

prominent inahGtacturer, VIM. \
Fertwell OF I.ucama, y. C., relates most
remarkable experience. He SAYS Ate,
taking less than three bottles OF Electric
Btters, ! feel like one rising from the
grave. My trouble is Brights disease, in
the Diabetes stage. | fully believe Flee
tflc bltters viii cure me permanently
tor 1t has already stopped the liver aud
bladder complications which have trou.
hled me for years" Guaranteed at J. W
th"rston's drug store Price ONLY Doe
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-22
EAST HAVEN

There will be an entertainment at the
NJ, T.. Church on Friday evening. Feb
rnary -, given 10y the young people OF
this place for the benefit of the pastor,
Rev. ID. &. Guest 1t is hoped there will
he good attendance. Admission II
cents.
The junior members of the SUNDAY
school are getting up Larkin soap
ORDER taking an extra box of soap in
place OF premium. which they wish to
sell to buy new books for the SUNDAY
school. We wish them success.
Ellen Cole, while chopping in the
woods last Saturday, cut severe cash
in his foot splitting cord in his nstep.
Mrs. Barnard A. Thorp has sold he,
! home farm to Charles Lund who will
take possession Immediately.
Mrs. Janette Howe has returned to he,
home in st. Johnsbury.
John Ham and wife OF Concord, n. II
are in town. The former intends work.
ing for the Williams Manufacturing Co.
Those reported on the sick list are all
better at this writing.
+. T. Powers aud family. who have
been stopping with Henry Gilmore aud
wife for the past few weeks, returned to
their former residence last week.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-22

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5,,.r...s.. - ..f..-. OIL.
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t.,s effect IsH...
claS>.I l,y 90. rH
,r,h., Ia l,fe r.....
per day with mn....
for every twenty mill.
nav was increased q. r-
rep.al.-l iu I>l7 ANA .r.
,.r.Ys,-l Ia - v.I.#
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-22
Green Cut Bone the Cheapest
Poultry Food

The problem OF finding cheap poul-
try food that will increase -gg-produc,
ton during the winter Nhru eggs are
high has been solved hy those farmers
who purchase Green Cut Bone for their
Poultry, c. ), Page of Hyde Park, VI.
grudS many thousand pounds annually
of tins article and is this year selling il
for - % per barrel of 200 pounds freight
prepaid to buyers railroad station
! here is now no necessity for going
Without this star'. roultrt Food. II
You cannot use barrel yourself, gel
some OF your neighhors to join in with
YOU. You will find it valuable egg
producer.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-22
NelghborS Cot Fooled.

81 was literally coughing myself to
death, and had become too weak to leave
my bed; and neighbors predicted that
would never leave it alive; but they got
fooled, for thanks he to God, | was III
dnce to try DR.. Kings New Discovery
1t took Just four one dollar bottles To
completed y cure the cough and restore
me to good sound health" writes Mrs.
Eva tncapher, Of Grovertown, Stark
Co., Ind. This King of cough and cold
cures, and healer of throat and lungs,
is guaranteed by J. W. Thurston, Drug
gist. soc. and $l.OO. Trial bottle free
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-22
rlount Clemens. rlichigan

Mount Clemens j. famous throughout
America ~ an al-Ihe-year-ronnd health
resort. aud thousands al people BEAR
testimony TO the henrfits derived from
it, mineral waters in eases Of rhruma-
iism aud Kindred diseases. For bilious
aud liver troubles, digestive troubles
nervous disorders. general debility, etc,
the efficacy of its waters is wonderful
Srventy-fve per cent. h-nehted. Write
j. Quiulan, District Passenger Agent,
Grand Trunk Railway System, Montreal
for handsome descriptive booklet telling
YOU all about il,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-22
GRAN BY

Mrs. NJ. A. Wilson has been spending
the past week with her son and daugh-
ter, John and Dora, at st. Johnsbury
Academy.
Walter Gleason of St. .Johnsbury is
spending few days with his parents at
the old homestead.
Miss Clara Lnud, who has Just finished
a very successful years teaching at Dan
vile, is visi ing friends in town.
Simon Carpenter, who has been seri-
o"sly i'll with grip, is gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert C. Hodgdon have
the heartfelt sympathy OF all in the
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-22
LUN E N BURG

The WomAu's Club met with Mrs
Charles Thomas and Mrs. Mabel Bllch
Tuesday afternoon February H., The
programme for the afternoon was in
charge OF Mrs. Thomas, the subject be-
ing Fra Angelica. Quotations we're on
art; Convent of San Marco, Mrs. Flora
Ba'ch; Fra Angelica, Mrs. Thomas,
paper, works of Fra Angelica. Miss
Emma Barnard; paper, works of San
Marco, Mrs. Bessie Brown. Mrs. ida
Bell sang two songs with piano accom-
paniment by Mrs. Flora iiaIch.
There is to he IA mock trial at Luueu-
burg on Washington's birthday also Sat.
urday night, February % and y, at the
town hall by able talent. Court opens
each night at $ o'clock. Admission fer
one night, 20 cents, or 80 cents for both
nights. Everybody come. The trial is
one tor murder, the case of the State of
Vermont against William Heunessey,
and is for the benefit of the Methodist
church.
Miss Maud Houston is visiting her
sister at Merrill's mills.
Daniel Powers visited relatives in s.,
Johnsbury a short time last week.
Joseph Morrison aud wife entertained
friends from Waterford recently.
Harry Smith has gone to Lnconia ia
visit his sister, Mrs. Clinton Phelps. for
few days.
IAe question Of lighting this VILLAGE
with electricity is being vigorously dis.
cussed at this time.
a recent visit to the hospitable home
OF James Silshy and wife wa. one Of
pleasure. The large new barn built bv
nm last year to replace the one DESTROYED
ny hire caused by lightning two wears
AGO. was visited and is Il marvel OF CON.
Ve"'ehce IN every respect His large
nerd OF Durhalns and llolsteins, with a
'e" Jerseys, are splendidly housed. tiftv
!" number, besides plenty of room for
several yearlings; there is also n large
'llo ana storage room for one hundred
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-22

death of their little sou, llaT~r. lie
was only about four mouths old aud
hsd u-yer teen very strong. DR.. French
al Concord attended him, aud all that
Low. and silt could ID Mas done for him
hat he passed a~aY >nnday morning 1T
one O'Clock. The funeral Was held st
the church Tuesday at two O'Clock.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-22
Don't Overdraw Your Bank
Account.

To overdraw YOUR bank account.
whether mentally or physically, is more
suicidal even than to overdrdw materi-
ally. Repair wasted TISSUES, strengthen,
shattered nerves aud rrjavenate your
rheumatic system 10y visiting the famous
Mineral Salt Springs OF the st. Cath
arines Well of St Catharines. Ontario.
\ postal card to j. Qninlau, District
Passenger Agent, Grand Trunk Railway
System, will bring illustrated descriptive
matter.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-22
Hunting for Trouble.

"INt lived n CALIFORNIA 20 years, and
am still hunting for trouble in the way
OF burns, sores. wounds, bois, cuts,
Sprains, or a case of piles that Bucklem's
Arnica save won't quickly cure writes
Charles Walters, of Allegheny, Sierra
Co, No use hunting, Mr.. Walters: it
cures every ease. Guaranteed at j. W.
Thurston's drug store. 25c.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-22

paris Ihisss Preslesat's Aeiiea De.potiS-
Ircr,h Nu,se " iaeicsied

>I-ri.i lair, trs.l. ai>latcl. 9" New
Y.rk 81. & = ,dts 10 ssy that "a"
Ain-rir-u ,-u>,Jiou-l trial has ever I--
r.-iy-t So mach siT-uii.n 10 th- French
tt->, - ih-, ui Iiar, h. Ihs~ Tor tile
u,utl-I al stamford " aii-, aud 'sIlui,
are tire continents the wli"l- pfo--ss has
provoked. President k"">-yr!i's ''oh
looking to the ercl,r>i,n from the mails
at newspapers printing Disgusting "details
nf the testimony is made the basis oi a
long siticl- IN the ia uIo's. which says u"
sovereign in Europ-. uul'ss II I've the t@ar
or the sultan. has the power to do what
the Amrri eau Chief Executive did.
As Tor France. where h- President Is
elected for seven wears. ii the President
thought Of poking his nos- luto parallel
aff Il; the people would quickly send HIM
bark where he cnuld coi fine himself
,Iuirtly To his studies. II is necessary,
SAYS the paper, in or'irr tn I've elected
( for four wears 10y the frrrst people IN
3 the world tn conduct oneself ~ Neri-
( table dpspot. 10 avuiri The failure "t
morality. President i;poStvsit dos not
hesitate to declare If not Tor II failure Al
least for judicial liquidation o. liberty.
Gd Bias after ironically remarking,
Imagine President falieres interdictihs
and expurgating such an account. oh
served that immortality for Amerie ans
lies not in the fact but in tue publicity
Be vicious at your leisure. observes the
writer, 50 that nobody knows it. That
this is not hypocrisy the French viii
never admit.
Another writer, mentioning the details
of the testimony given, AZ he says
rather pertly, describes them as exotic
tales of which italy in former centuries
was supposed to possess the secret Th,
writer saws he knows no literature coarse
than that for which "N. are no" III
debted to New York, where its uastlnes'
is criticised with an insistence une9uallet
save in the tervid indignation of thu
severe Purtans." lie thinks that read
hing all this may possibly modify TIN
sentiment Of merciful pity which Amer
leans are in the habit of processing
for the modern Babylon, otherwise Paris
where they come to amuse themselSe
aud go home with awful tales of its de
pravity as compared with Yankee purity
Now" he adds with just touch O
scorn,"we know something Of the saintli
ness of these Yankee manners and tn,
, role of demi-rierge, roe exclusirel'
American This tale interests me little
tut it seems to me it has torn the vel
from Anglo-SaNon hypocrisy and is no
un, leasant to Partisan who believe
that there is more morality in Franc
than in nations that are always pro
claiming their innocence" This articl'
is entitled "Chaste America
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-22

The appointment of the following
county supervisors of highways for the
present year has been announced by T..
W Gates, Of Franklin, state highway
commissioner:
Addison county, 4. +. Buttolph, Of
Middebury; Bennington county, +. Il.
Smith. of Manchester Center; tale-
donna, George o. Ford. of Kirby; Chit
tenden county, Herald Stevens, of Bur
lington; Lamoille county, &. \. Barrows,
OF Morrisvile; Orange county, 5. b.
i ties. of Derby: Washington county,
X :. Currier, of Barre Wihdham cOuu-
ty. ID. t. Perry, of Brattleboro; Wiud-
sor county, s. c. Moves, of Sharon.
Mr.. Gates expects to care for Frank
lin county himself and Essex and Crane
Isle counties will be cared for by super
vi,ors of adjoining counties. An ap
pointment in Rutland county will b,
made later.
Have We not capable supervisor o
roads in Essex county. without being
cared for by supervisors of adjoining
counties?
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-22

Origin of the United States deposit
money. The United States deposit
money was Vermont's share OF govern
ment surplus distributed among all the
states in 1897. This surplus grew out
of Andrew Jacksons determined opposi.
ton to renewal of the charter of the
Bank of the United States, and the sub
sequent withdrawal of the government
funds from the ''pet banks" in which
the proceeds from the bank had been de-
posted. Nermonts original apportion-
ment was 1868, 0S6.74. When received
i'll 1887 it was distributed among the
towns Oh the basis of population, and
since then the fund has been re-appor-
TONED every ten years after each federal
census.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-22

The National Magazine for January
contains a very interesting descriptive
article Of the business conducted by
Ex-Governor Carroll 5. Page at Hyde
Park. in which due credit is given Gov,
Page for his thrift, aud enterprise III
building up such Il remarkable business
from the smallest of beginnings, not
forgetting his great business integrity.
The publisher OF the HERALD was IA
visitor at Hyde Park two years since
and while there embraced the oppor-
tunity to Inspect the various depart
ments referred to in the article in ques-
ton, and he can readily endorse all the
writer (Joe Mitchell Chapple) says.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-22
LEXINGTON

Watson Blodgett has gone to cook for
Van Dyke < Drew.
Miss Jennie Alden has been visiting
Mrs. Agnes Holbrook
Mrs Jennie Blodgelt is quite ill.,
Miss Jennie AsIse has finished her
school on Sims Hill and returned home
The school IN No. |, taught by Walter
Hartman, finishes this week Friday.