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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-11-08
SOUTH ROYALTON NEWS.

John Hewitt's son Ernest is recover
ing from his recent serious Illness.
He Bixby of Chelsea has renteC
rooms here for photograph purposes.
Mrs. l.. c. Tower has moved to the
Center village to live with her daughter
Mrs. DR.. House.
G. IL. Worthen of Lebanon gave a
temperance lecture at the NJ. E. church
last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Stridiron of Detroit, Mich. has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. p. ID. Pierce.
for a few weeks, returning home this
week.
Curtis Brown of Tunbridge and Miss
Luella l.. Ross of Stanford were mar
ried Oct. 3lst. Mrs. Brown is a sister of
Mrs. Geo. Bingham.
Woodruff & Co.'S. Bohemian Glass
Blowers are to give weeks entertain
meDts here, commencing the 18th. They
are 10 manufacture different articles of
glass two hours each evening and hold
4 dance from to II o'clock.
NOTICE There will be sold at public
auction on Nov. 8, 1888, at the residence
of Benjamin Flint, at South Royalton,
all of the personal property belonging to
the estate of the late l.. G. Tower, also
about six acres of meadow land and about
forty acres of pasture and wood land,
both being part of the farm formerly
known as the King farm. Sale to begin
at 10 A. NJ. c. Z. HOUSE, Adur.
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srRAFroRp.

l.. S. Jdall returned home from
the Mary Fletcher Hospital where he
has been for the past two weeks TO be
treated for lameness on Monday.
Mrs. A. B. Carpenter has been Wis
iting relatives in Mortified the past
week.
Mrs. Eliza Kendall aud child are
stopping aitb Mrs. dali for the pres
ent.
Mann Chandler closed her fall term
of school in the Clough Dist. last
Wednesday.
E.y. Parker has fresh supply Of
boots, shoes and lubbers on hand for
the fall trade.
Mr.. Seth Chandler of Cambridge,
Mass. arrived in town last Saturday.
He has purchased the Cyril Chandler
place aud will spend bis summers with
his family in Stratlord.
Mr.. Jones of Marlboro, n. II. is in
town coming TO see his aunt Caroline
Chandler.
II. a. Hatch returned Sat. evening
from a business trip to Mass. and CT.
South STAFFORD Cornet Band gave
promenade concert last Wed. evening.
Senator Morrill, is engaged in writ
ing an article on the Annexation OF
Canada to the United States contain
ing 2000 words for the December num-
Der of the Forum.
Mrs. J. 5. Morrill, and Miss Swan
left for New York City last Friday
morning where they will remain At the
Fifth Avenue hotel till the Senator
Joins them on Wednesday OF this week
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NORTH HARTLANp.

Rev. Joseph Hamilton conducted
the services at the Union church last
Sunday afternoon.
j. c. b. Thayer of Mortified visit.
ed in town last Thursday.
f. McCabe has built an addition on
the front of the 0'neill store contain
ing show windows.
Mrs. Michael Coyle and Mrs. Fred
Mclaughlin are both seriously ill.,
The apple crop makes big show
ing in the local market and the onion
crop is not far behind.
James Legg is soon to move his
family TO Oxford, Me. having secured
a situation as superintendent in wool
en- mill there.
Spaulding & Co., merchants com
menced business last Monday.
Farmers from this town marketed
5000 pounds Of wool at Hartford WOOL
en- mill last Monday at zoe pound.
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ROYALTON.

Chas. Hinllley is home for short va
cation.
DR.. Gerrish and family are keeping
house at the Allen place, at the lower
end of the village.
Miss Locke from Penn. is studying
languages with Miss Sherman, principal
of the Academy.
Mrs, II. p. Allen is visiting her son in
Boston.
Mrs. l.. F. Parker and daughter re-
turned last week from a trip to New
York. Il. K. Brooks of West Randolph
took charge of the post-otiice during
Miss Parker's absence.
Miss Lizzie Bridge, who is now max
ing her home in Woodstock, was in town
over Sunday.
Miss Ida Thatcher is doing table work
at Manley's hotel in Sharon.
Rev. S. p. Giddings preached his fare
well sermon last Sunday and expects to
leave town this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Giddings win be much missed both in
the church and society.
II. 7. Clifford and family expect to start
for Florida next week.
The members of Royaton Academy
will give literary entertainment Tues
day evening, Nov. Goth beginning at :
o'clock. After the literary exercises an
hour will be spent socially. Admission
Is cts % cts couple. children under l3,
10 cts. Come one come all, good time
is expected.
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HANc0ok.

Marie kibbee is visiting his uncle,
VIII Lattimer in Bethel.
Misses Jessie aud Susie kidder
have been visiting IL. c. kidder's
family.
John Page, he evangelist was
in town last week.
Miss Mabel Darling is visiting in
Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. Sarah Daley has returned
from the Bread Loaf Inn.
Mr.. Allie Pierce and sister of Rip
ton spent couple days here last week.
Mrs. Dickinson and son Edmund
from Iowa are visiting Mrs. VIM,
Prosser.
Rev. John 5. Upper of Rochester
preached hereSunday.
A few neighbors and friends sur
prised Mrs. Laura Prosser on Thurs
day evening to celebrate the thirteenth
anniversary of her marriage.
The village school is to close with
an exhibition Friday.
Lena Rhodes was quite i'll last week
Miss Lena Campbell of Rochester
was in town last week, the guest Of
Lille Rhodes.
Mrs. Robert Claflin of Southington,
Conn, who spent the summer here,
returned home Oct. % taking with
her Emma Clafin who win spend the
winter there.
The ladies aid society meets We'd
nesday afternoon and evening Nov. IA
with Mrs. NJ. n. Ryan. All are in
vited.
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WEST HARTFORD.

Mrs. +. P. Wheeler is slowly con-
valescing.
Mrs. Austin Howard is somewhat
better, having rode out once.
F. NJ. Wiley and wife are visiting
John Wiley. his father.
Miss Elbra Harrington of Sharon IS
working for Mrs. F. +. Holt.
Miss Mabel Keith of Pomfret visit
ed here few days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Estes of Olcott Falls
visited at +. =. Wheeler's last FRIDAY.
Haskell & Son of Wolcott have
been earring apples here thepast week.
Miss Laura Chadwick has finished
. very successful term ofsehool in Po-
dunk district.
c. II. Rood of Mortified, agent for
the Rutland Marble Co., was in town
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don W heller, who
have been spending several days here
at the hotel, returned home Sat.
Mr.. Henry Hayes and his mother
returned from their western trip last
week Friday. They had very pleas
ant visit.
The Y. p. S. c. +. held their usu-
al meeting Wed. evening. Leader
Herbert Hazen, Subject "What the
world expects Of us. Organist, Ger
trude Hazen.
As Mr.. Bartholomew Of East Bar
nard was driving through this village
a week ago last Thursday, his horse
became unmanageable, jumped, tipping
over the carriage opposite Dir. Emer-
sons. Mr.. Bartholomew was thrown
out and somewhat injured. The
horse cleared itself from the carriage
and ran through the bridge, where il
was caught by G. NJ. Hazen. II was
quite badly injured.
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Hiram Putnam.

Hiram Putnam died at his home in
Barnard on Friday evening, Oct 10,
1888. He was born in Bethel Feb. p,
1900. and was consequently IS years old.
! He was a member of large family OF
II children. only two of whom are now
living, Ahial Putnam of Bethel and Abel
| Putnam of johnson. His wife died four
years ago last March. Their united
married life extended over a period of
more than sixty years. They lived fiji y
seven years on the farm where they
died They saw many changes. They
buried two daughters who had grown
to womanhood, all they ever had. Five
sons survive them. On Mr.. Putnam
last birthday his children, grandchildren.
great grandchildren and neighbOrs and
friends came and congratulated him on
his long and happy life, reaching TO four
score years and eight. His son, Henry
b. Putnam, came a few years ago to the
old homestead and cared for his parents
with filial love, making the sunset Of
theiI life as pleasant as the morning.
Strong and beautiful was the attachment
of this aged father to his grandchildren
in his home. Often would he say "Ihey
are the joy of my life. Although bur-
dened with the weight of Years, he had
a spirit as fresh and sweet as childhood.
He lived long and good life, one which
his children will hold sacred in memory.
His nature was as genial as his religion
was attractive and hopeful. He was al
ways Uniyersalist. A large number
of his friends and neighbors came to his
funeral, which was held at the old home
the services being conducted by Rev. 5.
A. Parker. So another landmark is re-
moved in our town-another good and
true man has gone TO his reward.
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LOOK at the LABEL.

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the label ON his paper following his
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A large number of subscriptions ex-
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Although we are gaining many new
subscribers, (nearly fifty per week. we
do not wish to lose single old subscrib-
err, we want everyone TO renew. We
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we have ever published and we hope
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PROBATE COURT HARTFORD DISTRICT.
Record of business done.

Oct. "a Henry a. Watson's estate,
Hartford, Administrators ordered tC
render her account November 30.
Peter NJ. Hersey's estate, Norwich
Settled.
May F. B. Hersey's estate, Norwich.
Settled.
Abram Dunbar, Woodstock. Petition
for appointment of guardian. Hearing
November 8.
October 26. Susan Ann Dodge's es.
tate, Hartford. Will proved and allowed
John G. Solger's estate, Hartland
Settled and residue assigned to widow
Alkaline V. Gates, insane, Hartland.
Appraisers warrant returned.
James A. Gates estate, Hartland.
Appraisers warrant returned.
Oct 81. Lorenzo c. Kinney's, est. Nor
witch. Commissioners report returned.
Oct. 30. Willis w. Bliss estate.
Woodstock. Assignment of the whole
estate to the widow and Perley Bliss,
minor child.
Oct. 30. Jennie Gertrude Walbridge.
minor. Petition to appoint guardian in
place of her father, withdrawn by pc
titioner, Charles Walbridge.
Oct. 81. Elisha Dewey's estate, Hart
ford. Commissioners report returned,
Abbie Il. Danforth's estate, Wood
stock. settlement November 10.
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STOCKBRIDGE.

W. L. French has sold his farm to
Chas. Grant of Lincoln.
The G.. l.. Grant farm was sold few
days since to VIM. Martelle.
Mrs. 5. r. Holland visited friends in
Montpelier last week.
Mrs. c. 5. Carroll is at Bethel Lympus
caring for Mrs. d. w. Allen, who is sick
with typhoid fever.
f. 5. Burnham spent Sunday and Mon.
day at home.
Miss Anna Whitcomb returned from
her visit to Mass. last Friday.
Quarterly meeting will he held at the
Union church next Sunday.
+. W. Clark was called TO Wallingford
by the sickness of his mother.
c. 5. Carroll & Co. have a few new
goods as well as some old which they
will sell for low prices and take vour
butter and eggs at market prices.
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12 POUNDS OF TuMoe

is a hideous thing TO have aftaehad
human frame, yet Mr.. Reuben sew = .
of Upper saltwater, (part Of Old g Tel
Me.,) had one in his groin y,bid lowh,
carried for about ten years. n M M "
form about IA years ago being = saa Q
hardly larger than a pea. Mr.. Severn nlsi
in his sworn statement before F x-f,aaaa
nor ID. Il. Davis of Maine saws. 90'ei'
''At first it did not trouble mo ~,
but as it grew in size it was aeea I,aVa
MED by severe darting pains. Food ~ H,
not digest. had attacks of digy;a9 va
roaring sounds in the ears and me-
sleepless nights. In 1885 tumor wa p@5sea
several pounds and extended ia isasa
Now least exertion caused intense s tar
ing pain like sticking needles IN Al al
Abandoned hope and took to bed Pr,
sieians refused to cut it out, SAYING
was too old to survive. Am rs wears ears I.
age. Some one recommended Rroal,
Sarsaparilla. | experienced immedia.
change for the better. Appetite retnas '
ed, food ceased to trouble me. ringnr
noises left my head, and best of oh i
NOR began to shriyel up and disannos,
1t is now and has been for sometime y, y
tirely gone. Can and do do good dsv,
work. / say God bless the man who 4
vented this medicine. He should wesrs
crown. mean always to keep by me
bottle of Browns Sarsaparilla while 7
live
With this statement we have psber
signed by postmaster. druggist as Rel
as seven of the town officials. statins
they know the above to be true. and ~
Governor Davis also adds his eyidencs
There is no case of blood disease which
cannot be cured by
BROWNS SARSAPARILLA
Sold everywhere. Ara Warren a "a
Prnnriefnrs. Rannnr- Ne
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License TO Sell.

STATE OF VERMONT. /, In Probate Court hold
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS ( en- in Chelsea on w
18th day of Oct, A. d.. 1883 Minerva D. ordWay Az
minlstraor of the estate Of
ALVIN oRDWAY. late of Tuubridge
In said district, deceased, makes application % ~
Court for license tn sell all of the real estate Of ~
deceased representing that said sale Is necessary V
the payment of the debts of said deceased -
upon 1t is ordered 10y said Court that said application
come under cons Iteration and be heard on the
18th day of Nov. A. ID. ISIS
at the Probate Office In Randolph; and il Is arts.s
ordered that all persons interested be notined hes
by publication OF notice of this application ana gI
thereon, three weeks successfully IN the hEhALiis
AND NEWS printed at West Randolph. before ~
Time OF nearing. that they may appear AZ said 'iA
and place, and. If they cause. object thereto
BY the Court-Attest.
7S WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. judge
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ROCHESTER,.


Mrs. Townsend goes to Burlington
Wednesday.
Mrs. Durkee of Pittsfield is visiting
Mrs. Chas. Eaton.
Mrs. Marcia Fassett is in IIoosac, y.
Y. caring for Mrs. Babeock who is much
worse.
Seldom Pierce and sister of West RAN
dolph visited Henry Nichols last week.
Mrs. Chas. Gleason of Boston is with
her husband who has been staying with
his sister, Mrs. Jas. Stoekwell.
Clark Jones and family have moved to
East Bethel instead of his brotheras stat
ed last week.
There were no morning services at the
Methodist church, Sunday
Herbert Chamberlain and wife from
Mortified, Mass. have been visiting his
parents and other relations.
Geo. Austin and family moved to
Mortified last week where they have
purchased a place.
Miss Reed closed her school in Mid
die Hollow last week and will teach in
w. Rochester next winter.
The Methodist sociable met with Mrs.
Parmenter last Wednesday.
Mrs. J. Babcock of Pittsfield visited at
Gardner Richardson's last week.
Mrs. Wait has gone to Windsor to stay
a while with her sister.
Rev. Mr.. Fay supplied the pulpit at
the Cong'l church last Sunday. lie will
preach again next Sunday.
Mr.. Jennings and family from East
Millla hnrty hatfsa inf ~
tins house.
G. w. Angel and wife have been Wis
iting in West Randolph.
Mr. Sawin and wife of Gardner. Mass.
have been stopping few days with +.
A. kezer and wife. Mr.. Sawin was look
ing for help.
Gardner Chaffee and wife returned
home, Saturday.
Chester Pierce went to Boston Tues
day for few days.
School in North Hollow closed last
Friday with Miss Vandyke as teacher.
Ransom Morgan and wife of Glens
Falls, n. Y. are expected Wednesday to
spend short time with her parents.
Mrs. Wilson returns to Malone. n. y.
Wednesday after spending a few weeks
with her relatives and friends.
Rev. Albert Manson, at one time pas
ter of the Cong'l church in this place. |
died Sept. 2ith at Marion, Iowa In the
s5th year of his age. He leaves two
children, Mrs. Eliza j. Knox and DR.. /
Dwight Manson both of whom are liv- |
ing in Iowa.
Mrs. Morris, wife of j. G. Morris of
this place died at the home of DR.. Green
in Bethel Nov. 9th. In the death of Mrs, !
Morris the community loses one of the 1
most valuable members. As nurse her
services were eagerly sought after both
at home and abroad BY her skillful /
hand and pleasant ways she had endear- !
ed herself to the hearts of many peoDle. /
Funerals services were held at her late
home on Wednesday the 7th inst. at one
O'Clock T. NJ.
The Ladies' sociable given bv the
young ladies of COng'l church will be
held at the school house hall next Friday |
evening. Aprons will be furnished the !
gentlemen to hem. A prize will be A.
WarGed To the best sewer and the moor /
est-iive minutes are allowed for thread |
ing the needle and for the work. 4
supper will be served. A unique feat
ure OF this supper viii be that all the 4
food furnished will consist of corn
excepting rolls. \ good time is expect
ed with any amount of fun. Tickets to /
supper Is cents.
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wEsr RANpoLrn GRADED SCHOOL.

The rhetoricals for last week were as
follows: My trip to Toronto, Miss
Ada Lamson Vermont Scenery, Harriet
Mcbride; The first lecture of the
season. Sue Sanford; recitation, Carrie
Tewksbury; defamation, Chas. Wood I;
debate, Resolved that the art of printing
is the greatest invention. LIST aft, Grace
Sanford, 2aff, Geo. Scott, 1st neg, Fay
Willis, ID neg, Harold Thompson; reci-
tation, Mamie Steele; defamation, Web
ster recitation. Eta Linfeld: King Sol
omon's mines, Mabel filson.
Hubert Smith of the class of IS gave
US pleasant call last Friday.
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EAST BETHEL.

Rev. Geo. Worthen of West Lebanon
preached at the Union church Sunday
afternoon and evening.
Chas. Whitney, Jr. and little sister
started to carry their older sister to
school one day last week and on going
down steep hill near their home the
horse ran throwing them all out. The
oldest girl escaped without injury but
the other two were severely cut and
bruised about the face and head, but no
bones were broken and they are doing as
well as could be expected.
o. Morse and family started for Flori-
da last week. II. I. Clifford father of
Mrs. Morse and family go Thursday of
this week.
John bearing has moved onto Charles
Peake's farm, where he is to work for
Otis Hunt.
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CnmmIssInner,s Notiee.

FsE7tt y NUS y IRE77F'IIs =
The Hndei signed having been appointed ~ lnel's
Probate court for the district Of Randolph, gv1
si0ners TO receive. examine and adjust al cialus
demands Of all persons arainst tie eeztt
Moses ID. Rowe1 late Of Tnnnridge in said ui-.ls.-
deceased. ana all claims exhibited ia onsei ihels
hereby give notice tal We will nus e for The -
aforesaid. al the Hotel IN Tunhrdet on 49,
& 18th day Of April ncXf- frum iNocl'ck-a ~ f5
o'clock b M. en- said DAYS. and that siN lnoi
the elh day 81 Nov, 4. u ISIS. r. tie tille -.
BY said Court for said creditors to prtstni litii
10 as for examination and allowance - . "a
Dated at Tunhridge this 9Th day 81 Nos' -
ISIS.
Elmer A. Woodward tem-
IS Dwight +. LEISURE mls-t'-'
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TAFTsvILLE.

Miss Nancy Atwood closed the sec
ond term Of school in this place last
Friday.
.ReyIsaac McAnn viii preach at
Village Hall Sun. Nov. IL at seven
O'Clock.
William w. Kelsey has finished
work in the machine shop here and
moved to Windsor, into his new shop
built where the old one was burned.
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poMFRET.

The funeral services of uncle Phin-
cas- Streeter and Darius Parkhurst
were held last Friday and Saturday
Isaac King has returned from his
western trip
Blake Snow and wife visited his
mother last week.
Henry Harding's daughter Francis
and husband are visiting in town.
Philip Thomas and Gustavus Melen-
dy have finished the addition to the
town hall.
Mr.. Wright, who purchased the
ordway farm is moving onto the
same.
The reputation of Pomfret Jersey
cattle has received additional strength
in the purchase by +. Y. Dana of the
bull, Duke of Pomfret No. 2O247 of
Moulton Bros. This bull was dropped
in 1886, sired by Albert Rex and out
of the cow Colts La Biche. The sire
and dam were first prize winners
at the Bay state fair in 1886 and at
the Buffalo international fair this wear
and the dam was also a first prize
winner at the n. Y. Dairy fair in 1887.
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IMPORTANT TO OLD SUBSCRIBERS

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sLArE a. NERMnNr. IN rrnhnte ann. h.

SLATE OF VERMONT, ( In Probate Court. bed
Randolph District. $ sat Randolph, in and toy
said District, on the 22nd day Of Oct. A. D. lsa.
jas. VI. R0we administrator of the estate OF SOQl
NOyt slate of funhridge in said district deteasednre
sents bis administration account for examination
and allowance and makes application for decree v
distribution and partition Of the estate pf said De-
ceased Nhereupon. IL Is ordered by said Court tlnI
said az hlicatiOn come under consideration and h
heard on thel5th day of Nov A. D., lsss al ie ho'
bate oniee in Chelsea. and Il is further ordered a
all persons interested DE notified thereof by pulot
ton Of notice Of this application and order tire
weeks suceessively in the HERALD AND NEWS, print
"a al Randolph. before said time Of hearing, thai
they may appear at said time and place aud il iAe3
see cause object thereto.
by the Court--Attest.
49, MILAN II NICHOLS Juda.
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Commissioners Notice.
Estase Of SALLY FLINT

FssTNINt u ~ LII IsFN =
The undersigned having been appointed by ae
lion. Probate Court for the District OF Randolph
Commissioners to receive. examine, and adjust AZ
claims aud dem nds Of all persons against the estate
Of sally Flint late of Chelsea In said DIST
riot, deceased and all aims In ose, thereto bereF
give notice that we will meet for the purposes aioe
said,at the office Of W. 5 Hatch in
thelsea-on the l3thday September and lSh day 81
November next, from o'clock. p. m. until 5oeoa
p. M. on each Of said days and hat six months iron
the gth day of June A. ID ISIS Is the time limltc
said Court for said creditors TO pressed their elas
10 us for examination and allowance. Dated at td
sea, VT, this 2sth day Of Aug A. II. 1855.
H. L. RIXRY Com
7S HYDE CABOT sissi0ner,,
Willard Hatch, Adm.
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STATE OF VERMONT, , In Probate courtloIi.
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. s. at Randolph on thf
25rd das Of Oct. A. - lSSs James NJ. RoWtll admin.
istrat0r Of the estate OF
MOSES ID. HOWELL. late Of Tpnhridge
In said district deceased, makes application 10 SAID
Court to sell ALL Of the real estate OF said decea.
cd situated IN this state, representing that the sa
will be for the best interest OF all parties coucerBd
therein Nhereup@
u Is ordered by said Court that said application
under consideration and be heard on the Eh
uay Of Nov. A. ID. lSSs at thIrnhaieO office inChega
and, II Is further ordered, that all persons interested
be notified hereof, hy publication OF netce Of this ap
pcation and order thereon. three weeks seccessyeJ
Ia the HERALD AND NEWS printed at West Ran.
dnlp before said time OF hearlny. that they may
pear at said time aud place. andif they see cause o.
leet thereto. BY the Gourt.-Attest.
~ VIM. II. NICHOLS. JUDGE