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VIRGINIA y trura held in the Clerks Office of the
Srni Superior Court ct Ia" ard ,h"mcr', for I'll"
lgI7s linn - " " s " = f'''
onnu y ,re and Polly " his VIII uud PETER G. c,n,lc,
pIn;n,;ns
., '''''''
-, -, "1't""%' :,
iiinn! Ml,p' ny w. ~ WIN, i f', ,4 p III;
wotc nehnay Mar, \n,.,on Val ,2 t "1 M",, Gc@
ben ;. Ware achatd ~ f.le" a't ro M Nhe' Io,'h -
8" '''' '''' '''' " - * ca1Ss@sy. "
The Defendants Dalncy War. Anderson War; Mansfield
William y War; Gcrland Wnre nal Edward Ware, ho,.
no c,rfeI tr ournricr and ,iyu security, accorlins In
he nrfot N4+rmbt and he rule of his t,, and it nn7or
mo bv saarto> o,lrnct that ii, not in tgnts this
e,,,,, !, ia or rra la, tho a ii p t,,,s j ,,,r ,
-, lie Grst d,X of AprI term nest AMI ,n.,yr u, I'm of,,
pirinIa nnd that u COW Of this order n fn,wi, ia,r1
II, thr yurburr Nreininn for t,,o months nd
,,s,.1 NJ the front door Of die ta,.ss al Tins r,,,n
Cnpy-l'rstr
o,, "a vgam
yyIRGIYIs r.; II Rn1es held Ia t,e tl,l, fir. or
liz t,rut Supcrinr Cont ,fI av and tEn4c,, h,ll.,
lar In, colit, Of Canflstl an Monday The "a Iy ,t ,
hcr. i;is ''''' ''''' VI ~
lisnr +. luil, anl Margaret his WIFE, f,,ry Mnreor,t
'''''.'' aoo;og '"'"a'''
Rclard q. laden samuel rors and Iear hi. vii, for
nrrls Jane lnden tare- tnhon, and Martha his wt for
merit Martha laden MARY ZONES John IL II ndcrson aud
MARTHA his WIFI Moses Ar""d and Martha his VII James II.
own right aud Administrators o nclamin Hidden, dcen-
sod, Defendants,
IL Cn,NcEny
t, J., -. ,ne,
Achilles NJ Hnden is mot an nlnhnp ott <tat. qr1 he
nppearing ordered lint he do appear here on tn fril
Aonlu, in Jnu.. next aud answer the lin olthc Complain
init and that IL copy thu order be iort, m n ,rtad In IN,
.,nrhburc yircnian months sncce. ~ Nv and post.
/ Cd nj tn front door q the said courthnnsc
fcse, JOHN ALEXANDER, crk
Oct. 10 VEIN
Y Court held Ion Nelson touut, the Sd .,y of Ot.
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VIRGINIA At rulsA held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit superior Court Of Law and thanrcr}, for the
of Amherst, Monday The Eth da, OF september,
i3i7
Onnund Ware aud Polly ". his viii, aud Peter G. Camden,
plnlifis.
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x,tRctNf,:-h rules held IN the Glrs'f Once d i,'e
- u, ,;np-rior Court OF Lnwsald chancery Tor the
'oanA u -t"'i' Plaintiff,
,cy.o Fasr Frances l.. Farrar, Frances y ana nonas
II - ;lr.n of the said Frances Iarr,I, mud Charles
~. affa ehh" Defendants,
Flood =, rxcy,v
The defendant Charles Flood not 'in@ .'Hcrea M hp
,a,., and ai,en according 70 the Ae o Assem-
In a The r., lea OF this Court and appearing by sa'is-
., y;enre tbat le iDlaiani OF tins country
!; ,lercd tnf The sail defendant do appear here on the
Gre, dv of the next Al term, and answer th "h' OF me
nnJ bn a copy of this ord be forthwith inserted IN
r publsed in The OF l., ncbrs, for two
ns sieces.elr posted nj the front door o the Court
hoase oil ''ls county KoBERT TINsLEY,C C.
"a, IA wlm
xyIRGIx,A, rules held in the Clerks Office OF the Cir
en-, Snperar nnr OF Law and Chaeerv for the conn
Is of Amherst, Monday, te It'll day OF Seidhhsr 100.
Henry |. Rose, '
Aiucr Si.so Thoma= Y. Eubak Sh-r oi ni-rst county
and Ms snch Administrator Of Tars Sissur decd William
+. Si.4on and Nna Sisson, be'ehdah's'
Is CHASCERI.
The defendant Abner Sss having entered ms appear
nnrc and given security according 10 the act o Assembly ana
,r rules ofhis court and appearing h. satisfactory evidence
Thai lao ia not an nbahnp il - ordered nat
the said defendant do appear here on The hr' dg OF he ne
Apr term aud answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that
couy OF this order be 0rllH h inserted N the Fnchnfg sr-
months succcssiyey and posted at the ffost door
oftle courthouse OF this county. - loiN-leste,
W. ROBERT TlNsIEY, Clerk.
OciaG WIN
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SIRGINIA, AT rules holden in the Clerks Of
flee oltie Circuit superior Court of Law and Chanccrt
for the county of Halifax. the month of October 1887
John NeGehec, John Briton nnd John Stcga Plaintiffs,
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| the Peace for the county aforesaid d. hereby ceui
| thai -----whDse * ahosc silhsctbcd II
| au attcsng witness, p rS"ually appeared b fore mfI
in ms county, aforesaid, and made oath. TIM TIN
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ssasN Nets.
etEeO9 g3EGEEls.

! easc Paln Scoops, very cheap,
/ do Plain Straw do.
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VIRGINIA At court held for Bedford county al the
courthouse, the 23d day of October, thousand eight
hu,rIred and thirty seven
Mary Floyd, Plaintiff
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81, GiRINND, OR.
WIN
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II appearing hS satisfactory evidence, that tie Dn'nl,n
Achilles NJ Hadln, L. not an utHhiant OF ts STAT. Fad IN
not appearing, 1t ordered lt he Ito appear bore ia, CIR
Monday in Jaut and answer the ill oftle Complain
n aud that copy ot thu order be forthwith rtod in til
nrhhrc Nreiuau for months w. and past
Cd nj thu trout door OF the said euufhnnsc.
fcste, JOHN ALEXANDER, cpk
10 ~
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COUNTY CONVEN-
TION.
State com.
June s, 1887.
When the PEOPLE call, they MUST DL BEARD.


The freemen of Washington coun-
ty, who love liberty better than office,
and regard principles more than names,
who are in favor of thorough and
radical reform in the administration
of the general government, and are
resolved to perseuere until they obtain
it--who dare resist usurpation, op-
preston and tyrrany, from any and
every source-are respectfully not
fed and invited to meet in county
convention, at the court house in
Montpelier, on Thursday, the 22d
day Of June inst, at ii o'clock, A.
M, for the purpose of nominating
suitable candidates for Senators for
said county, to be supported at the
next election-also to take into con-
sideration such other matters of po-
litical nature as the present unparal-
lelled state of our country seems i'm
periously to require.
To attempt to urge upon you, fell
low citizens, considerations which
ought to induce general and pune
tuaI attendance upon the proposed
convention, would imply on our part
a doubt of your sagacity, your patri-
otism, and your attachment to the
constitution of your country. Suf-
flee it for us to say, that self preserpa-
ton is the first law of Natare. When
therefore ruin stalks abroad-when
by destructive and infatuated policy
the government becomes the oppres-
sor Of the citizen-when the spirit OF
the constitution is trampled under
foot-when the freedom of speech
and the press is assailed, and the last
hope Of expiring liberty extinguished,
by a Veto in advance-need there be
louder call upon Freemen to come
forward "to The rescue % We trust
these considerations will induce eve-
ry man to turn out and embrace the
occasion by a united effort to demand
the only remedy for the present dis
eases Of the body polite, a thorough
and complete reform.
HThe town committees, appoin-
ted for the last Presidential election,
are particularly invited to attend.
Milton Brorn,
j. p. Miller,
Inn. S CJnrk County
Jennde, U,"rb;r, Com
Elijah Holden, ""'ee'
Samuel B. Prentiss,
Heman Carpenter,
June |, 1887.
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New Embellishments. NEW
6sDOEbS.

TINE Farmers aud Mechanics Store,
l. Twing's Village, North Barre, is now
opened for tho sale Of ENGLISH, INDIA &
AMERICAN GOODS.
The Goods are Of an excellent quality and
will be sold on the most reasonable TERMS
The store will be conducted by MIR A. Smonds
late of Willumstown, whose reputation for
integrity and experience in the Mercantile bu-
siness is well established.
As this establishment was formed expressly
for The benefit Of the farming and mechanic in
teresis, their patronage aud that Of others
friendly to fair and reasonable trade, is conf
IDENTIFY expected.
BY the 4th article OF Association, "all con-
tracts will be made by and in the name tho
Executive Committee, or some person by them
legally authorized; and no contracts made by
individual copattnera or stock holders, will be
binding upon the firm"
JOSHUA TWINC,
NATHANIEL DODGE,
DAVID WING, Ex. Com.
s. d. HOWARD,
BENZ. WHETON,
North Barre, May &c. 9o'3
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STATE OF VERMONT, /
WashinyIon DistrIcI, 81.

WashnyIOn UIsIIItT, 10
In Probate Court, Montpelier, on the 10Th
day OF My, A. d, 1887;
A N Instrument purporing to be the Last
n Will aud Testament OF AMOS OWN
NELL, late of Mortified, in said District de-
ceased, is presented by Hiram Dwinnell, the
Executor therein named, Tor Probate:-lt Is
ordered by said Court that the hearing in the
premises he referred to the fourth day of July
next At the Probate Office in MontpclieI and
it is further ordered that oil persons concerned
be notified hereof by publishing this order in
tho Vermont Waterman and State journal,
three weeks successfully, before said Time OF
hearing, that they may appear, il they see
cause, and object TO the probate OF said will.
BY the Court.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-20

The laws Of the land require the pay
ment OF duties in specie or notes Of specie
paying hanks. The President has no right
TO repeal those laws. This is perfectly un-
derslood by The Wing agitatorS.-Louis-
ellie Advertiser.
There is no doubt Of it--and it is equal
y certain that he has no right to repeal
those laws which command the Govern
ment TO PAY SPECIE. The Government
can buy specie al premium to pay their
debts, as well as the People. Why don't
they ?-BoSton Atlas.
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sVHGl'ried.

In this village, llth inst, Mr. Hiram Mann and
Miss Elisabeth salisbury, both Of Port Huron, ST.
Clair county, Michigan.
At Royalton, S0th ult., by Rev. A. C. Wash
burn, Mr.. Rowland Mather of Hartford, CT. to
Miss Mary ID. Francis, daughter of Gen. John
Francis.
In Salem, Mass 29rh ult Mr.. C. B. Stebbns,
formerly of this place. TO Miss Susan E. BurIey, Of
Salem.
In lliddlesex, 2lst ult, by Horace Holden Esq,
Mr. Eleazer LOOMS Jr, and Miss Phiena Chatter
ton.--June Is, Mr. Paul C. Nichols and Miss Abb
gail Ann Chahee.-Mr Simeon Wiley and Miss
Hannah Nichos-all Of M.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-20

The late Duel at Memphis, Tenn. The
M. Inquirer says it was one of the most
cool and deliberate on record.
"They were stationed at thirty feet dis
lance, each holding his pistol by his side,
standing in the natural position to fire
care you ready -fre--nne, two, three,
four, five," were the words, during the ut
terance oil which, they were to fire. Each
raised his pistol, and at the word three,
they fred simultaneously, made but one re-
port. Mr.. Johnson dropped his pistol,
and gave an involuntary twitch-the ball OF
his adversary having passed through his
body below the hip. Mr.. Cholson remain
ed immovable in his position, with his eyes
fixed npon his adversary, for a moment
turning towards his surgeon he advanced
three or four PAGES, with a smile on his
countcnance, his arm placed akimbo, Ga Ia
vorite positlon) when he fell dead in his
surgeons arms, without speaking-his an
tagonist's ball having passed through his
heart.
Mr.. Johnson il not considered ia dan
ger, although had the ball struck one inch
nearer the spine, ii would have terminated
fatally. The parties retired, satisfied that
all had ended "most HoNoRABLy"-accor-
ding to the rules Of gentcel murder. A gen.
tleman present al the unfortunate meeting,
and who has witnessed many similar ones,
remarked that it surpassed all description
OF bravery leach determined and satisfied
that he should kill his gonist-bo,h
having declared that they should strike, the
one exactly where he did-the other within
one half OF an inch.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-20

The Norman Prophet arrested for Muir
der.--Joe Smith Of Golden Bible Memory,
it is reported has lately been taken up in
Geauga CO. Ohio, as accessory 10 an at
tempt to murder. Joe had revelation
that certain sceptic merted Inartydom,
& induced couple Of his deluded dupes 10
carry his illustrations into effect. They
shot at the individual, and failed in their at
tempt, twhereupon they delivered up Joe as
the instigatsr. The bible OF golden
leaves" Of this miserable imposter is hum
bug in religion about as preposterous and
barefaced as the "goden currency" ofBen-
ton in politics. Benton and Joe Smith will
go down TO posterity covered with the exc
crations oil their dupes.-Star
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HARD oUnREscY.-The people in Isaac
Hills state seem 10 he somewhat pushed
for change. A contribution was taken up
al public meeting at Nashua, lately,
and among the contents of The box was
an iron hail dollar, dozen buttons, three
brass watch keys, box OF anii-biious pills
"a bottle f"drops" would have been in
better tase) with other unconsidered tri-
fes."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-20

EAT f the Undersigned, have this day form
Wv ed coPartnership, under the firm Of
BANCROFT & KlKER, and bought the
whole stock in trade Of SILVER, PIERCE s
CO., and will continue the Wholesale and re-
tail Grocery and West India Goods business
at the old stand, in "Spalding's Building"
where may at all times be found general as
Iron, Nails, Glass, Salt, Paints, Oils, Snuff,
Tobacco, sc. &C., all of which will be sold on
as reasonable terms as at any other Store in
this vicinity.
CARLOS BANCROFT,
GEO. p. RlKER.
N. b. The customers of Silver, Pierce s
Co. are respectfully invited 10 cali.
u. & r.
Montpelier, juno /, 1887. 97:if
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Dr Brandreth's Pills.

~ GORGE P. WALTON is General A
W gent for selling DR. Brandreth's Bniver-
sal Vegetable Pills for the counties OF Wash
ington, Orange, Chittenden, Addison, Orleans,
Essex, Lamoille, and Franklin in Vermont |;
and the following persons are his agents:
Washington Co. Barre, Clark Day g. Co.;
Waterbury, DEW. Carpenter, G. w. Hutch
ms & Co.; Montpelier, G go. P. Walton, at the
Montpelier Bookstore, E. II. Pren,iss.
Orange Co. Washington, John Stone;
Chelsea, A. Tinker & Co.; Straford, ROYAL
Hatch; South Stafford, Harris and Morrill,;
Thetlord, NJ. N. Russ & Co.; West Farlee,
A. B. souihworihi Vershire, Horace Keyes !;
w. Pritchard; Newbury, Lewis B. Tibbets;
Topsham, Batcheldcr s. Hutchins; West
Topsham, R. M. Bill; Orange, o. t'ifield.
LamoiiIe Co. Stow, Downer, Washburn &
Co.; Johnson, 8. Wires.
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Man "a, 1887.
REMEDY AGAINST THE HEssIAN FLY.

My neighbour states that his brother, in
an adjoining county, sowed n field OF
wheat, which came up well and grew rap
idly for short Time, when he discovered
that the fly had laid claim 10 tie whole
field, by deposiling lis eggs in the first
Joint OF every stalk. Immediately on this,
he turned his sheep into the field, who
soon cropped he whole tn the ground, ard
when removed, the wheat again grew
very rapidly; and from this field he har-
vested remarkably fine crop oi good
wheat.-.N E. Farmer.
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" TO their respective congregations, and
ask contribution and the benevolent are
requested TO contribute according to Their
ability for the same. And should diversity
OF opinion or any circumstances render, II
preferable, the clergymen, or some TREND oi
The Colonization Society, is requested 10
circulate subscription paperlor theohlect
ELIJAH PAINE, President.
May "a, 1887.
u5-rhe foregoing Address will he sent
TO each minister Of Vermont, as far as
possible and The printers Of public Jour
nails in Vermont who are favorable 10 the
object, are requested TO give The Address,
together with this note, one insertion III
their respective Journals. f.. L.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-20
CALEDONIA COUNTY SENA-
TORIAL CONVENTION.

The Wings of Caledonia County
will meet in county convention at
Danville, on WedneSday the fifth day
Of july neat, at IL o'clock, A. NJ. to
nominate two persons to be support
ed as candidates for Senators at the
election in September next. A full
delegation from every town in the
county is earnestly desired, and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-20
House Carpenter & Joiner.

ERASTUS S. CAMP has in his employ
IL several good workmen whose services are
rendered 10 the public Tor a liberal compensa-
ton, iu all branches Of house Carpenter and
Joiner business. Building entrusted 10 bis
care will be done in the best style and in the
most durable manner, with despatch. Persons
having building 10 do in this village or viciui.
ty, their patronage is respectfully requested.-
Shop on Middescx Street, tow rods north Of
State Street where Tools OF all descriptions
usually kept in a country Tool Shop may be
found at all times, manufactured by p. Trow.
f. S. Camp has likewise engaged the pla-
ming machine, turning lathe, and circular saw,
located in Baylies, Storrs & Co.'S. new build
ing, formerly owned by Owen Post, where
planning, column turning, and circular saving
of all descriptions will he done to suit The
machine will commence running on Monday
Of each week, and continue to run as long as
there is business 10 do, then stop until the next
Monday. Persons having planning 10 do, will
please got it IN on Monday. Attached 10 the
abovn machine is Dry Kiln for drying boards
those that have boards TO dry, will do well
10 get them in Immediately, for as soon the
Kiln is full, the fire will be startcd and atten-
ded.
Montpelier, May 10, 1887. sc
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The Mississippian, Van Buren, paper,
states that much of The Gold rect ved from
foreign nations in adjustment OF our idem-
mites was used by tie Government in pay
ing the Indians under the recent treaties
,4flas
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, holden al Easburgh, within
and for said district, ON the 1Ofh tag Of June,
4. d. 1887,
JACOB L. BATES, Administrator on
~ the Estate Of Lewis Marsh, late Of
Derby, in said district, deceased, presents his
administration account for settlement: -
Whereupon, il is ordered, that the same be
referred to the second Wednesday, being the
18th day OF July next, at the probate office in
lrssburgh, in said district, for examination and
allowance, and that all concerned be notified
hereof by publication of this order in the Yer
mont Watcbman & State Journal, printed at
Montpelier, three weeks successfully, as soon
as may be, that they may appear if they see
cause, at said time and place, and object there
to. BY order of the Court,
SO GEO. NYE, Register.
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d. Foster, Daniel Rix, Oliver Gleason,
Joseph Daulorth, Sewal Fullum Jr., Sam
uel Page, Calvin French, Joel Iull Jr.
On motion, Messrs Coolidge. Williams,
Winslow, Marcy and Closson we're ap-
pointed committee to prepare resolutions
10 he acted upon by the conventlon'
After II recess. pursuani tO adjournment,
the convention assembled in the Melho-
dist Chapel,
The committee appointed 10 present
nomination Of Senators made report the
renort was concurred in and the following
ueu,lsn,en were nominated by the convcn
tion as the Wing candidates for senators
for this county at the next election viz:
JULIUS CONVERSE,
WILLIAM STEELE.
FRANCIS T.. PHELPS,
ABEL gibson.
The following resolutions reported by
the committee, appointed for that purpose,
were unanimously adopted viz:
/ Resoired, That inasmuch as the consIi-
tuition Of the United States, is a compact
between the people Of the several states
and the General Government. entered INTO
by the free assent OF the suvereigniies o. tue
several states in which the power oil the
federal government are already delned
and the respective duties OF the President,
Senate and House OF Representatives clear
Nv pointed out and limited, and departure
from the spirit and letteroi the compact, by
The President or either branch OF the gov
eminent or by all united is direct viola
ton OF the public lailh, contempt of the
constitution and an insult TO the people.
Q Resolred, That the organization OF q
political party for the avowed purpose OF
enabling The leader Of that party 10 "take
the responsibility" Of making his own will
or the will and interest Of his party para
mount TO the honor and welfare OF the
country e measure derogatory TO the con-
siitution. prejudicia to the prosperity and
happiness Of the people, and dangerous 10
the liberties ofthe country.
8 Resoiced, That the present financial
embarras sments OF the country have been
produced by the arts OF the executive a.
ganst the declared will OF Congress.
Resoired, That the remedy Tor the
present distress Of the country rests
with the people, and that it is their duty 10
administer this remedy al the ballot box
Resolrca, That this Convention con-
cur IN the nomination OF SiLAS II. JEN-
ISON for Governor, DAVID NJ. CAMP
for Lieutenant Governor, and Angus
TINE CLARK for Treasurer OF this State,
and Recommend their support to the free
men at the next election.
On the passage of the third resolution
Hon. Horace EVERETT addressed the
convention in a luminous, pertinent and
logical speech ST about an hour and half
which, we hope to see in print, as the con-
veniion by vote requested Mr.. Everett ia
furnish the substance OF it Tor publication.
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NOtiCe.

TAME into the enclosure of the subscriber
" about the 25 h Of May lasf, red bull,
supposed TO be ,wo years old. The owner is
requested TO call, pay charges and take hiu
away. SIMEON DEWEY.
Berlin, June S, 1887. o.
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COMMISSIONER, NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
VNaE subscribers, being appointed by the
l. Honorable the Probate Court for the dis
trict Of Randolph, commissioners TO receive,
examine and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons against the estate Of ANNA
DEXTER, late of Randolph in said district
deceased, represented insolyent, AID also all
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto
and six months from the 5th day of May, 1887,
being allowed by said court for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attend 10 the business Of our said ap-
poutment at the dwelling house Of Hiram
Kimball in Randolph, on the first Wednos-
day of October next, from nine O'Clock, A. Nj.
until four o'clock P. M. on said day.
VIM. NUTTlNG, / co,,s
ELISHA HERRiCK, 0O"'' o.
May 8, 1887. 97+
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NFlusiC.

A NEW and large assortment Of Sheet
ca Music for the Piano Forte; Gamers,
Latours' and Motifs Instruction Books Bur-
rows Primer Also, Instruction Books for
the Bugle, Fife, Flute, Claronet, Flageoet,
Trumpet, Violin and Accordion. Musical
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June 16, 1887. 99tf