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Some extra quick prices
in Jerseys ard Bathing
Suits:
Fresh lot OF the 81 French SILK Finish
Cashmere Jerseys st $3.50
More OF the Finest French Cashmere
Jerseys. ve0t front, Mt 81 .25; worth
double.
800 odd los and sizes IN Iadies'
Worsted Jerseys, SOC, worth more
than double.
Jersey Bathing Suits, white, EN-.
broidered with braid, made TO sell
for IS; our price q so
Second floor, Chestnut street ffoLt. Take
elevator.
All the SOC Novelty Cling
hams are down to SHE. No
fault in the stuffs. afternoon
of the season.
Many choice 37Ic styles
of sateens at 25c.
2oc Challis, I2Ic.
Good Lawns, fast colors,
handsome designs, SC.
Northwest of centre.
Some sorts gone, but still
rich picking in the specially
bargain favored lots OF Mus.
lin Underwear. Drawers,
! lChemises, Skirts, Night
Gowns, Colored Skirts.
Chestnut street tiie, east of Msin Aisle
Cricket things for men
and boys. Quality and price 8
to fit any bulge OF enthusi.
asm:
Boys Bats, 25c, Soc to s15l.
Mems Bate, u, IS so, t6.
Mems Cobbett Bats, 10; youths, g.
Balls, sc, 75c 81 20, ~, and S2.25.
Youths Sets q ba's, wickets, balls,
ball, and book OF instruct n, In
nea, box, 81 25, s., and $3.50.
Everything else for sports
A raft of Tennis Rackets.
Sears Special, 81. Zzt,ty
lfO~r Other kinds. We think
the Wanamaker Specials
Fairmount S., Ardmore 81,
Belmont 81, and Wissahick
on $4-the best Rackets to
be had for the money.
Basement, northeast of centre.
! We are In shape tc
promptly fit up Campaign
Clubs of any faith or any
size and at moderate cost
i Caps, Hats, Helmets, Ter.
ches, Capes, 1 egglns, anC
all the little frllls and folde
rolls.
We have exclusive con
| ! troll Of the Cane Flag, which
> may In a twinkling and witt
, telling effect ch ange a ser
:. ious seeming marching clu1
!. into a lively looking crowd
) Come or ask by letter 70
! outfit estimates. In a montl
or so the rush will be on, an
/, Everybody can't be served a
once. Better uniforms (pel
: slhaps) and less worry II 20
take time by the forelock.
/ Chestnut street side, with mems turnisl
ings.
al Canes of all sorts. SIz
!. them up by one; Real Mala'
ca, "gold" top, steel pointe
ferrule, 25c. A genteel an
y well. finished stick for abol
= a quarter the usual price.
. They are near the middl
d d Market street entrance wit
3 the wealth Of Mems Furnisl
ings at below-current-pr
ces.
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Con menAing Sunday, July lat, VIII leave
Fourth street wharf daily, ~ 100 and l0.It
q. m; I, t.lb and 6As y, m.
Boat lesve Chestnut strest whNrf, PhUb
delphIa, At 30 and 600 q. m, and l. 30, I, %
ABd Is p, m.
For n Afcus Hook, leave WILMINGTON al
100 .. m. and t1b .. N.
All boats stop At OhsgtSr.
Freight received for % ARGUS Heok or
Tuesday.
Telephone NO 81.
On Sundays, 100 q. m. boat connects With
Atlantic CITY tTaiu, Tickets for round tIip,
sl,b0, Yer sale on haat me-1
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THE ARrISAzs' sAVIRu bank.
KO. eOs HARRIET STREET.,
thOORFONATAD.ss.ss... s,HHhRuARY a, le2s
Open to toosiVe deposits daily from . an
antl p. H., and on Tuesday and SAtHrd1 y
evenings from 70 9 O'Clock.
Tie charter CT tbs bank provides that the
profits upcu tie inves,lnsntd, except so Tnue
az 10 required tar the payment OF neoeBscIy y
expenses and for suitable Surplus for tts
security OF dspositofs, shall be divided d
RmOaP the dapceitOfs.
No manager 10 $liowod 70 borrow any part
Of the iundR deposited with the Corporation
MANAuERS.
tIeorSe W. Brsh, s. Allen HiIles,
u. stle @eldin, Alexander J. Hart,
Geo. ). Copsllo N. X, henson,
OhAs. W. HcUln1d, JOB II. Jackson,
Jos. l.. Carpenter, Jf., anthony Higgins
Henry y. Dpre, Washington Hastings
mOrEY LaASEDOR MORTf A9EEs,
9Eo. ". hush, Gro. y. OAPKLLn,
Precedent, Vice-Pesidont
Z, I. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
lfw.Ev Jos. N. MATHEW Auditor.
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SEAEEEh, hRR Opened for ths Season AND
Is prepared 20 furnish the yoUnE ladies' And
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Dean repApered, EopaInted and hap6go
refufnishod and every otiort Will be maze Il
please. 10 has ample maaAinory aud eat
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-10-11
Continued from LIST page.)

year. Essex county $500, Lamoille
county $500 and in other counties
s17OO. All the latter must give their
-. time TO the work and the others
.hon render services proportionate to
hair salaries. Rutland and Windsor
oonnties are to have assistant supervi-
.or. at salaries of 81 day, not to eX-
GOOD $500 a year. The supervisors
.,d assistants shall have their expen-
e. paid, after audit by the State Au-
ditor They must visit the schools as
often as practicable, note the methods
I'D nrooress. observe the condition Of
tho bindings and apparatus and ascer-
tain if all the pupils are supplied with
proper text books. On complaint OF
.electmen or prudential committees
.oecial investigation shall be made by
.nneryisors at any time. They shall
sl.oadyise teachers and officers when
requested, They are to promote pub
liz interest in education and for that
purpose may hold public meetings and
teachers meetings. Teachers are re-
ouired to inform supervisors what
schools they are engaged to teach and
keep them supplied with their post
office address.
When in the opinion of the supervi-
sor district is inadequately supplied
with apparatus, buildings or furniture,
he shall notify the committee and they
shall report it to the annual meeting.
If he thinks districts should be chang
ed he shall so report to the selectmen
and they to the town at the annual
meeting.
The State Normal School shall be
supported and controlled by the State
and not connected with any private in
stitution. The Governor, the Super
ntendent Of Education and the coun-
" supervisors shall be its trustees.
Appointments to scholarships from the
several counties shall be made by the
county supervisors and each town
shall be entitled to one.-Rutland Her.
aid.
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Alden Bacon of Concord, n. Ii. is in
town,
Webster Fits of Lowell, Mass. was
In town over Sunday.
See the new advertisement of J. B.
Atwood and j. A. X. Corwin.
The next meeting of Waterson W. r..
z. No. IS will be Friday night Oct. II at
O'Clock at Hotel hall.
c. NJ. Beckwith is home. He has
been al work the past two years at
Bntteboro Insane Asylum.
II. II. GOss has charge of the bank
during the absence of Mr.. Emery as
representative at Montpelier.
Wallace Ainsworth has purchased
Phillip Sargent's house at the lower
end Of the village paying $3.50.
The Aaron Davis monument has been
taken down and new and larger base
I beng put under it. Mr.. Doton of
Barre Is doing the job.
Ladies Attention.-Mis Nellie Cooley
IA, Just returned from market with a
hhe line Of new fall and winter millinery
ana Will be pleased to see old customers
anu many new ones this season.
Leslie Smith chopped for Frank Tracy
mort time since when he cut 81 medi-
Jun sze spruce and hemlock trees inside
u eight houes. They were cut close TO
tue ground and in good shape. Who
can beat thisg
Ars. ). K. Belts surprised her many
nNhls Thursday Oct. 18th by quietly
changing her name from Belts to Grow
nOI Inc knot was tied by Rev. Il. 5.
nuOoard OF Tunbridge. The bride was
twenty-five years old the wedding day.
Ne groom Is few years younger.
lhe ten yoke of Devon oxen that were
eNeh through here last week and caus-
= 70 many complimentary remarks
fair. az "'iOi
M ~ l. Hayward has the job to build
-, - He" piece of road ON the East Hill
NM j. ". Beckwith's. Although not
materially lessening its steepness the
NV nv ,uIorough-fare will escape the rocks
f ,Ls leuges Of the old road which was
'' reason OF its being built.
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OBITUARY.

The following obituary is taken from
the Chatfield, Mimi, Democrat:
Miss Flora T.. Wells was born May 10,
1851, in Orange County, VT, where she
lived till Jan, 1875, when she came to
Chatfield to join her parents, who had
preceded her the summer previous. In
the common schools of her native county
she received practical education, sup
plemented by "A few terms at Randolph
Academy. Here she taught district
school several terms successfully. After
her arrival in Chatfield she learned and
carried on the dressmaking business till
the failing health of her mother required
her services at home. Giving up her
business she devoted her time to the care
of the family till her mothers death,
Dec. 2S, 1882. Since then she has kept
house for her father and brother, filling
the place of a mother to the latter.
Eight or nine years ago she joined the
Episcopal church and has since been an
active and consistent member, and died
in that faith. She was always kind and
generous to the unfortunate, giving to
the extent of her means, but IN a quiet
way avoiding publicity. During her last
sickness which was severe and painful,
she was patient and accomplishing, new
er for once uttering a murmur, and when
at last she was told there was no hope of
her recovery. she was the calmest one
present and said, "My only regret is leav-
ing father" With wonderful composure
and deliberation she gave directions for
the disposition of her possessions, re-
Numbering all her friends with some
token or kind word, made full arrange
ments for her funeral, selecting the pail
bearers. her grave clothes, etc, AID
when all through said, II am now ready
and want to go, | think the life hereafter
better than this" Later, and nearly her
last words were, II shall soon go and
the first one | meet will be mother
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RAILROAD MATTERS.

Delaware and Hudson Railway Off
cials have been in Montpelier consider
ing schemes to run their line TO the cap
Montpelier Journal.
1t is reported that when the Delaware
and Hudson railroad come into the pos
session of the Rutland road, that they
will discontinue the lire from Chester to
a point about four miles above Bellows
Falls, and swing the line from Gassets
(Spafford)) through North Springfield,
Springfield. Gould's Mills, and thence
down the west side of the Connecticut
until they strike the before mentioned
point about four miles above the Fails"
it is said that the reasons for the con-
templated change are the facts that
Springfield, North Springfield, Perkins
vile and Amsden would furnish ard re-
ceive ten times the freight and passen-
ger business that the road now gets be-
tween Chester and Bellows Falls, while
the cost of maintaining the road bed be-
tween these two points the past 20 years
has been double what it will cost to
make the change. The washouts near
Bartonsville and Rockingham that have
occurred are likely to happen again, and
such mishaps are terribly expensive
Springfield Reporter.
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The following is the program of the
twentieth annual convention OF the Sab
bath school Association, to be held in
the Cong'l church, Woodstock Oct. IS,
IL, and 18th:
TUESDAY EVENING.
7.00-Praise service, Prof. Towner.
7.30-Demands of the Sunday School,
Rev. Smith Baker, ID. d., Lowell, Mass
s-Chautauquan Work and the Sunday
School, Rev. J. NJ. Williams, Phi. ID. D.,
Manchester, y. H., Prest. n. ii. State 5.
5. Association.
S30-State Organization, VIM. Rey-
nolds, Peoria, ILL.,, Prest. Int. 5. 5. Con-
vention.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
00-Devotional Service.
9.30-Address of Welcome, Rev. j. f..
Brodie, Woodstock. Responded to by
the President.
l0.00-Singing.
-Doctrmal Teaching in the 5. s.,
Rev. II. \. Spencer, West Randolph.
I0.45-Methods in ;. ). Work, Rev.
Smith Baker, ID. ID.
.30-Address, Convention Work.
State Int, and Worlds VIM. Reynolds,
Peoria, Ill.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
2.00-Promise and Song Service.
2.30-The Importance and Methods of
interesting ). schools in Bible study,
Rev. W +. Peters, West Randolph.
3.00-Hnts to Primary Teachers, Miss
S. +. Clark, West Brattleboro.
3.30-Sunday School Music, Prof. b.
Towner, Mortified, Mass.
3.45-IIow the Society of Christian En-
deavor can aid the Sunday School, Rev.
j. l.. Sewall, Milton.
4.l5-Question Drawer, Rev. Smith
Baker, ID. ID.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
7.00-Song and Conference Service.
7.30-Memory, Rev. Henry Croker,
Fairfax.
s.00-Duet, Frof and Mrs. Towner.
S.l5-How to Teach the Lesson, Rev.
Smith Baker, ID. ID.
THURSDAY MORNING.
9.00-Devotional Service.
9.3O-Annual Business Meeting. Re-
ports of officers, election of officers.
l0.30-Singing.
lO.45-The Successful Sunday School,
Rev. f. L. Dawson. st. Johnsbury.
1l15-The Word Made Flesh, Rev. j.
o. Sherburne, Montpelier.
l.45-Conversational halt hour, Rev.
Smith Baker, ID. ID.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
200-Good Speed, Prayer and Praise.
2.30-Temperance Work in the ;. s.,
W. c. Il. U.
3.00-Parting words, Rev. Isaac Nc
Ann, Woodstock.
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DON'T

it is light thing. But it may run into
catarrh. Or into pneumonia. Or con-
sumption.
Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia is
dangerous. Consumption is death itself.
The breathing apparatus must be kept
healthy and clear of all distractions and
offensive matter. Otherwise there is
trouble ahead.
All the diseases of these parts, head,
nose, throat, bronchial tubes and lungs,
can be delightfully."- and entirely cured by
the use of Boschee's German Syrup. If
you don't know this already, thousands
and thousands of people can tell you
They have been cured by it, and ''know
how it is, themselves" Bottle only IS
cents. Ask any druggist.
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WEST ToPsHAM.

DIR. Minard has returned from visit
to his son in Burlington, who is about to
go to Philadelphia and take the practice
of the late DIR. Towsley.
Horace White and DIR. Minard are COW
ering their houses with iron roofing.
The post-office is now in C. Smiths
grocery store and meat market.
Mrs Joseph Eastman died Sept. Both,
after a long illness.
Mrs. Stephen Davis has returned from
visit to her son in n. ii.
Fay Eddy and wife of Lincoln are Wis
iting their friends in town.
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BOOTS
K SHOES
and see the large stock of the best Boots
and Shoes manufactured, kept by
F. H. JOSLYN
You will save money by doing so, and it
will not cost you cent to see
what he can do for you.
Best Rubbers at
lowest prices.

SOPHIA /. LKNERE To the Hon. the County
FRANK f. LEMERE sea in and for the County Of
Orange on the third Tuesday Of December. A. ID.
lsss, your petitioner Sophia Lemere, respectfully
shows said ourt that she duly joined In mar
the 18th day of March A. ID. ISIS by Rev J. II. Rob-
bins. MINISTER Of the Gospel. duly authorized 70
sOlemnize arriages that from the time % said mar
riRge TIL the fret Of June thereafter she lived with
the said Frank +. In the faithful discharge Of her
duties imposed by her marriage covenants, but not
withstandinE this the said Frank f. did at divers
times treat your petitioner with great cruelty and
ntulerabe severity: and although of sufficient PEE
cuniary ability hath cruelty and wantony neglected
and refused TO support and provide for your pet-
toner and lives sepstate and apart IRON her and
without tie State Of Vermont Wherefore your pc
ttioner prays that divorce be granted h,r and that
she may resume her maiden name. Signed al RAN
dolph this 18th day Of September A. ID. lSSs.
STATE OF VERMONT Sophia l.. Lem, re TO
ORANGE COUNTY : Frank r. Lemere greet
ing. Whereas IL hos been mace 10 appear that the
said Frank r.. emere Is without the state Of YER
mont. 80 that process cannot he served non him ia
the ordinary, BY regular officer therefore YOU the
said Frank =. Lemere are hereby notified 10 make
) our personal appearance before the County Court
next to be held at Chels within and for the Coun-
~ Of Orange. on the third Tuesday Of December ISIS
10 answ er the foregoing petition and stand TO and
abide The order Of the court therein. And Il IL here
by ordered that the foregoing petition with this
der be printed three weeks successfully in the Her
aid and News. weekly paper printed at West Ran
dolph in said County. the last which publications
shall be least six weeks before the session OF said
court, which shall he deemed sufficient notice. Given
under my hand at Chelsea In said County, this 18th
day Of September ISIS
y. l.. BoYpEN Atty for petitioner
J. N. DAZZLING, Dep. Clerk.
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STATE OF VERMONT Whereas Dora d. webste

STATE OF VERMONT Whereas Dora D. Webster
ORANGE COUNTY iof Tunhridge in said cum
y preferred her libel TO the june term Of he County
Court iu aud for said county. lSsS, against James H.
Webster OF parts unknown out OF this State Setting
forth In substance. that the said Dora aud james
were lawfully married the 2lst day of July. lSss
at Concord in the state OF New Hampshire. That
she, the said Dora lived wi him. the said James,
In the strict observance Of all the duties required by
the marriage covenant until the 18th day OF July,
1857. when he wilHully deserted her STAFFORD In
said Orange County. And that while they lived to-
gcther. he the said james. struck and Kicked her.
pulled her hsir aud otherwise abused and injured
her srd treated her with intocrabe severity said
STAFFORD and other places. That she has resided in
said tranEe County 70 y mrre than year. That she
and said James have children and praying for d.
vorce and the custody Of said children. And at the
said June term Of said court II appearing that said
James resided in psrts unknown out Of the State Of
Vermont Il ordered that the said james be noti-
fed Of the pending Of said libel by publication OF the
substance thereof in the Herald and News. a news
paper published at West Randolph. In said Orange
County three weeks successfully. the last Of which
shall be at least six weeks before the Of said
court to be held at Chelsea the third Tuesday in
December. lSss. and TO appear and answer thereto
the first day Of said last named term OF said
court together with the order.
Dated At said Chelsea this 25th day Of September,
A. ID. l-es. g. b. HERALD, Clerk.
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State Teachers Association.

The Vermont State Teachers Associa-
ton will hold its annual meeting at New
port Oct. Is. 10, and 20. This years
program differs from the usual, in pre-
senting fewer topics, and in having these
few thoroughly discussed by prominent
teachers. Provision has also been made
for social gathering and for steam
boat excursion on Lake Memphremagog
The discussions will be opened as fol-
lows: County Schools, State Supt. JUS
tus Dart; Methods of Promotion, Pres.
NJ. Ii. Buckham, State University; Pri-
mary Work, Prin. Edward Conant. Ran
dolph; Civics. Hon Geo. A. Brown. Bel
lows Falls: Mathematics, Prof. Il. w. ID.
WOrthen. Dartmouth College; Classics,
Prof. Edward C. Morey, NJ. Z. Seminary,
Montpelier. Other prominent teachers
whose names appear on the program are
Pres Ezra Brairard, Middlebury College !;
Supt. Ralph II. Bowles, Jr., Bennington
Graded School; Miss Anna NJ. Bishop,
Brandon; Prin. A. II. Campbell, john
son; Prin. l.. b. Folsom, Rutland; Miss
Ella l.. Ferrin, Randolph. Prof. A. l..
Hardy, st. Johnsbury; Prin. Thomas
Martin, Barton; Supt. Anne S. May, st.
Prin. Walter +. Ranger,
Lyndon; Miss Ethel l.. Seaver, Wood
stock; Prin. w. +. Sargent, Newport;
Miss Belle +. Small, st. Johnsbury;
Prin. ID. l.. Waterman, Barton Landing
Supt. III. O. Wheeler, Burlington.
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To the Taxpayers of Randolph.

The time for paying your taxes to me
will expire Oct. 18th. After that date
they will be placed in the constable
hands for collection. | shall be at the
Bank. West Randolph, Monday, Oct.
18th. from to o'clock.
Moulton's store, North Randolph, Tues
day, Oct. 10th. from 10 to u o'clock.
Carter q Osgood's store, East Ran
dolph. Tuesday, Oct. 10th, from to 4
O'Clock to receive taxes.
j. w. FARGO, Town Treas.
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Good Laundry Work.

We shall send work to the Ware Steam
Laundry every week hereafter. Work
sent Tuesday morning and returned the
same week. This Laundry has won the
reputation of doing the very best work,
that is equalled but by few and excelled
by none. Bring in your work and you
will have il returned, done in a way that
will please you every time.
j. G.. MANN Il Co.
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STATE OF VERMONT, { In Probate Court held al
RANDOLPH DisIRiCT.ss Randolph within aud for
said Dstrlcon the 2ith day OF sept AID. lS An In
strument pufportnE be the last will and Testament
Of Avian X Mann, late OF Randolph in said dis
A. Mann eNecutTiX named therein for Probate; II Is
ordered y said Court that all persons concerned there
In be notified TO appear session OF said Court be
held at Probate office In andoph, on the 10th day
OF Oct A. ID. 1855, and show cause. II any they may
have against the Probate OF said will: for which pur-
pose II Is further ordered that copy OF the record III
this order be published three weeks successfully IN the
HERALD NEws, printed AZ Randolph, previous to
said time appointed Tor hearing, BY the Court.
773 Attest, WILL IAN n. NICHOLS, Judge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-10-11
N A R RI E D.

a, cr. us BLUM, Ark, Sept. oath, Mr.. w.
Tbs 'i NV and Miss Olive McFadden.-
p1ca ''iuegroom was formerly of this
e. hs.ldolph, October Z, by y. S. Clark
aBd I'LL 8 " residence, George 7. Sanford
l-'eilhe Barney, all of Randolph.