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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-11-15
POMFRET.

Mrs. c. Lamberton is away visit
ing.
ID. Edison was in town last week OF
business.
L. S. Jackman and wife are ii
eathersiield.
Vim. Gibson and wife visited friend.
in town last week.
Deacon Stephen Hewitt is building
a sugar house.
There was a sing at j. c. Sher-
burns last Saturday eve.
o. NJ. Tiakham and wife have been
spending few days in Montpelier.
Fred Davis has had the misfortune
to split open a toe with an axe while
chopping.
Our lyceum will be held Thursday
eve, Nov. p. Question, Resolved
that civil service reform is impractical
BILE.
The boys have been painting the
town red since election and our demo-
cratic friends retire early.
A. +. Perkins and son have raised
75 bushels Of beans this year.
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EAsrRANnnLpII.

+. 5. Durham of Stockbridge, agent
for the Champion sap evaporation, Was in
town last week.
\. G.. Osgood has lately received and
sold car load of Western oats.
Thanksgiving poultry dealers are
looking about for Turkeys and the pros
pect Is favorable for good prices.
Bessie Grow has closed her school IN
runbridge and returned home.
There is talk Of forming Chautauqua
circle here.
Farmers are getting their fall blowing
nearly done.
Mrs. c. ID. Sprague is visiting her SIS
terat East Bethel.
Than Coombs has gone to Brookfield
to work for Jonathan smith.
Sid Bliss and family of san Jose, Cal.
and his sister, Mrs. Martha Dean of Bill
lerica, Mass. visited al Almon Banister's
last week. Mr.. Bliss WAS formerly AN
engineer on the Central Vt. railroad.
Almon Banister has bought W. &.
Spague's COW.
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WEST HARTEoRD.

School closed Friday Nov. 9th
The following pupils have had no tar
dy or absent marks during the tern
OF ten weeks, Earnest Howard, Her
bert Bruce, William Hazen, Edith
Farnham, Emma Tenney and Eulg
Howard. These have had no absent
marks, Flora Hazen, Jennie Hazer
and Nellie Carr.
LENA 4. SPAULpNG, Teacher.
Misses Ada and Nettie Hazen are
visiting in 5. Royalton.
Mrs. DIR. Emerson is visiting her
mother in Gaysville.
Mrs. f. p. Wheeler is very much
better being able 10 be around the
house.
Hubert Smith, travelling salesman
for Swanton firm was in this place
last week.
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TAFTsyIL.LE.

c. III. Seaver was home for election
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Brownell ar,
at home from Shrewsbury.
Mrs. NJ A. Barton of Quechee is al
her fathers.
Mrs. Elmer Emerson from +. Leb-
anon visited at her fathers, j. IL. Ira
cy last week.
Miss Laura Tracy visited friends in
w. Lebanon last week.
Rev. Isaac MeAnn preached an iu-
teresting discourse Sunday eve from
John 3. Z.
Mrs. Erastus Abbott is home from
her visit to Mass.
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wtsrRANpoLrH GRADED SCHOOL.

The rhetoricals for Friday afternoon
were as follows: Florida, win Spencer
How we gain our territory, Gina saNton
Vergennes, Robert Alien; defamation
Burridge: defamation, Willie Bass I; mu-
sic. Like the Lark and Come with me-
Misses Billiard and Brewster; Canals
Lut Blodgett; The American Authors
Hattie Angel: The streams Of Vermont
Miss Chadwick; The Arctic land, Blan-
chard debate, Resolved that the press
has more influence than the teacher, Isl
afi, Agar Carleton, lst neg, Grace Brad
ish: 2nd afi, Perley Chattield, 2nd neg,
Mamie Connolly defamation, Irwin
Chadwick.
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IL POUNDS OF Tumoe

is a hideous thing to have attacbaa
human frame, yet Mr.. Reuben Saya.9
of Upper saltwater, part of old 'g'Tl 81
Me.,) had one in his groin MI, loEh,
carried for about ten years. 1t be .oa y
form about IA years ago being n saa 70
hardly larger than pea. Mr.. sew mt
in MS sworn statement before Fv.e.aa...iye
nor ID. +. Davis of Maine SAYS. 'O'eF'
AT first it did not trouble ma
but as it grew in size it was aceo iluea
MED by severe darting pains. Too SiuI 4.
not digest. had attacks Of d.. ua
roaring sounds in the ears and ' na
sleepless nights. In 1855 tumor vt ra5ssg
several pounds and extended n i ~
Now least eXertiOn caused intense , -,
ing pain like sticking needles h s M
Abandoned hope and took to he'd I p,
sicians refused to cut it ont. sar;al ~,
was too old TO survive. Am n vesr'7
age. Some one recommended Rraa..
Sarsaparilia. experienced immed,'.'
change for the better. Appetite retu lr~
ed, food ceased to trouble me. ringins
noises left my head, and best Of an a' \,
NOR began TO shriyel up and disannos,
IL is now and has been for sometime y
tirely gone. Can and do do good a.,
work. ] say God bless the man who I,
vented this medicine. He should WOO, ~
crown. ! mean always to keep by me
bottle of Browns Sarsaparilla while +
live"
With this statement we have pana,
signed by postmaster. druggist as NH
as seven of the town officials. Stain
they know the above to be true, and III
Governor Davis also adds his evidqnes
There is no case Of blood disease which
cannot be cured by
BROWNS SARSApARILLA
sold everywhere. Ara Warren 4 q
Bangor, Me.
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Hurah for Harrison!

Hurrah for Harrison!
Election passed of very quietly here.
but we are told one Democrat left town
rather than cast his vote for Cleveland.
Our schools closed Friday for a vaca-
ton of three weeks, and the teacher of
the higher department, Miss Spalding.
has gone to her home in Roxbury. but is
to return for the winter term.
Mrs. f. L. Ranney has gone to Mont
pelier to spend several weeks.
Miss Nellie Vose, our school superin-
tendent, who has been sick for several
weeks, is improving.
Mrs. Atwood, the milliner, who works
for Mrs. Pierce at Rochester, has been
in town for the past ten days with a
supply of millinery and fancy goods,
but returns to Rochester this week.
A. }. Smith, pastor of the Congl
church, went to his home in New York
last week to vote for Harrison.
r. Nj. Spaulding of Rutland was in
town last week.
Miss Ella Wilson of Rutland is at home.
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EAST BErIIEL.

Teachers examination will be held al
the school house in East Bethel Saturday
Nov. 9th. beginning at 8 A. NJ.
j. II. Mott has gone to Byron, Ill. &c
live with his son.
Mrs. Herbert Smith visited her son in
Montpelier last week.
d. Paul and wife are visiting in Brat
tleboro.
Mrs. Jacob Smith and Mrs. Mary G..
Fowler are very poorly.
Miss Emma bearing is on the sick list.
Mrs. c. b. Shipman has fine two-year-
old colt for sale.
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WEST ooRrNTH.

Village school has commenced with
Charles Spear as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickinson of Barre have
been in town this week to visit friends.
V. Richardson finished selling goods
in this place last Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Merrill of st. Johnsbury oc-
cupied the pulpi. last Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Page, who has been Wis.
iting friends in Boston and Manchester
returned home Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Faphn has beer in town Wis
iting his brother, George Taplin.
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Commissioners Notice.
Estate Of THOMAS SARGENT

Estate Of THOMAS l. SARGENT.
The undersigned having been appointed by W
Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Randolpa
commissioners. to receive. examine and adlusl ~
claims aud dimands Of all persons against the eslss
OF Thomas |. Sargent late of Brookfeld In SAID ~
trict. DECEASED. all claims exhibited In offset ihere
hereby give notice that win meet for the purPv'
aforesaid, al the house OF the late Thomas l. sart
ON the Sth day Of December and 5th Of January heA
from one o'clock. y. until o'clock p m OF ~ ~,
Of said days aud that six mos from 18th day on W.
lS>o Is the me limited by said Court for said cIel
ois 10 present q cir clsims us for exam nation ~
allowance. Dated at Bro0kheld this 10th day oil wv
A. ID. 1888
y, u. RICHARDSON. Com
~ G. NJ. BIGFIOW missioneTs,
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Commissioners Notice,

The under signed having been appointed BY tie 10,
Probate court for the district of Randolph eomuis-
inners to receive, examine and adjust all claims iri
demands ~ all persons against tie esiaie n
Moses ID. Rowell late OF runhrilge IN said nisiha
deceased, and all claims exhibited in Offset thereto
hereby give notice that viii M ct for theUurpae
aforesaid. az the Hotel in Tunbridge on net.GN
4 l2ih day of April next, from IL 0ci Ck.s ~. Until
O'Clock, p M. said days, and that six mouths ior
the 9TH day OF Nov. 4. ID lSss. is the time limii
10y said Court FOR said creditors 10 present their claims
90 Us for examination and allowance
Dated ~ Tunbrldge this 9Th day Of N0y, A. D.
lssS.
Elmer A. Woodward Com
5Ss Dwight Z. LEISURE missioner
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ROCHESTER.

HOCHE9 Ell.
Mrs. Leonard of Gaysyille is visiting
in town.
The village school closes this week
Friday.
Miss Jessie Upper gave whist party
last Friday evening.
About 100 from here attended the cell
ebration at Bethel Monday.
Earl Cushman of Braintree visited his
brother, \. Cushman, last week.
Mrs. Chester Pierce accompanied her
husband to Boston last week.
Wesley Hodgkins and wife ale rejoic-
ing over the birth of a daughter.
Mrs. Lamson Of West Randolph visited
Mrs. II. II. Whitney last week.
The vote here last week was Harrison,
POS; Cleveland, 20; Prohibition, ,.
David Fales of Brandon was in town
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Morris.
Silas Jenne and wife are home from
Barre, where he has been working.
The NJ. T.. Society held a doughnut
supper and fair last Wednesday evening
Geo. T.. Knowlton has finished work
for Albert Stearns of Bethel and is now
at home.
DR.. VIM. Huntington and wife will
visit ohas. Briggs and wife in Brandon
this week.
About twenty-five left for Gardner,
Mass. Monday to work in factory at
that place.
Rev. Geo. 5. Guernsey has improved
the looks of his house by painting the
outside.
Mr.. Sawin of Gardner, Mass. was in
town again last week looking for more
help.
VIII Hubbard and wife have moved
onto his fathers farm, which he has ia
ken for one year.
A literary society has been organized
here and met Monday evening with Mrs.
Z. c. Tinkham.
Miss Grace Ball is spending several
weeks with relatives in West Randolph
and Granville.
j. c. Church and wife move to West
Randolph this week where they are to
spend the winter.
Rev. Mr.. Fay supplied the pulpit at
the Cong'l church again Sunday. There
were services IN the evening.
The funeral of Mrs. Morris was at
tended last week Wednesday by large
number of neighbors and friends.
Nina, Eta, and Eta Richardson and
May Jewrtt left Monday for Gardner,
Mass, where they are to work for Hay
ward, Bros.
Mrs. Haskins and daughter started Mon
day for Waterbury. Conn. and Gardner,
Mass, where they will spend portion
of the winter with her children.
Mr.. j. c. Morris and his daughter, Miss |
Eva Morris wish to return their thanks !
to the people of Bethel and Rochester for |
the assistance end kindness received from
them in the severe trial through which |
they have been called to pass. We hope |
that each and all in their trials will find |
as close and real sympathy as we have |
experienced.
Last Thursday evening the Republic
cans of this place celebrated the election
of Harrison and Morton. \ procession
of the Republican voters was formed at
the town hall early in the evening, head
ed by the Rochester band, and marched
through the streets, after which short
speeches were in order at the town hall.
The residences of the Republicans
were brilliantly lighted. Several from
Bethel assisted in the celebration.
L -,
week.
z. Cady visited his father here Satur-
day.
Martha Bush is very low, not expected
10 live many days.
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NJ A R R D.

In Piusfield Oct 3lst. at the NJ. +. par
sonqge, by Rev. f. II. Bartlett, Melvin
NJ. Cox of Barnard and Miss Mary 4.
Chandler of Stockbridge.
In West Randolph, Nov. 10th, by Rev.
J. A. Spencer, Benjamin G. Bundy of
Bethel and Clara A. Hatch Of West RAN
dolph.
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Mr.. Brown OF East Bethel has rented
the Tracy store ANA is moving IN.
one bet on the election In. been paid.
II was a weelbarfow ride. Emma
Camp rode and Ed Fits did the wheeling.
Thanksgiving ball at Enterprise Hall
the 29tn.
Maud Boutwell, has returned 70 Low
ell. Mass.
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Henry Manchester and wife visited his
brother in Lebanon over Sunday.
j. H. Hewitt and Sias Doubleday
have recently painted their dwelling
houses.
l.. ?. TeHney has moved into Mrs.
Rowell's house.
There is to be an entertainment at the
hotel hall at the close of the school, Fri
day evening. Nov. 23d, for the purpose
of raising money to buy a set of the
peoples Cyclopedian for the school.
Albert Merrill has moved to the But
ton farm which he recently purchased.
COMMON SENSE should be used in at
tempting to cure that very disagreeable
disease catarrh. A cataTh originates in
impurities in the blood, local applica-
lions can do no permanent good. The
common sense method of treatment is to
purify the blood and for tins purpose
there is no preparation superior TO Hood
Sarsaparilla. That this peculiar medi-
cine does cure catarrh is shown by the
many testimonials from people who have
found relief upon using it whenall others
had failed. A book containing state
ments of cures sent on receipt of two
cent stamp. by G. |. HOOD q Co, Low
ELL Mass.
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Il is sweet TO live. but oh. how bitter
to be troubled with cough, day and
night. DR.. Bulls Cough syrup, how
ever, is sure remedy. - cents.
~ cannot sing tonight my throat is
sore" "Of course you have not tried
salvation Oily NO. : Then get it
and you'll sing like the birds.
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TTNRRInGE.

Daniel Hopkins, who has been absent
from town for long time, has lately re-
turned.
). E. Curran of Montpelier, formerly
a special pension examiner, is in town
looking after some evidence.
\ son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. viii
Whitney the 3D..
Geo. Swanand wife returned last week.
The Glass Blowers are to be here next
week under the auspices of Whitney Post.
Walter, the eldest son of FL. Clark, is
now employed as book-keeper by the
Central Oil Co. OF Ohio.
Mrs. J. NJ. Whitney is considerably
better.
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HUNTS REMEDY
Relieves the Kidneys; REEVES the Ijys,
Restores the Life. Sold Universally.
Legal NOTICES.
Dissertation e, partnership.

Tie CO Tarlicuhip lctu fHe visiting lstss,
l. VI Gtrcue abd X. has, BHdri ilr ftti 1sss
aud sty e. oi Green and cha il tins day dj..irg
Toy nmiual con-c {. I bills due said drm an Ia
J.. VI. CIR FNE
X NJ. CHASE
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STATE OF VERMONT. At Probate Court BED
BRADFORD DISTRICT - al Theifard nsad d-
iricl On The 9Th day OF Nov a. - ISIS.
Augustus ;. King. Adninistra or OF the estate
MOSES KING late of Nrwbury. in said dstfciae
CEASED pre- ents his administration account ior "a.
am nation and allowance and makes application gl
deere of distribution and partition Of the esat
81 said decreased. Ahereupou Il j. ordered BY NJ
Court mat said account and said APP lcation ie y
lerred 10 session Of said Court TO he held al the w
bate once IN ThetfOrd on the 30th day Of Nov ~
Tor hearing and decision thereon: ana m
u ismrlher ordered that notice hereof be giFtn y
persons Interested by publication Of the same ihrs
weeks successfully IN the Herald News new spape,
published at West Randolph, previous 70 sala uMi
~ nearing that they may appear at said nue alI
place and show cause II any they may have why ~.
account should not be allowed and such deere
made. BY the Court.
7sa Aite,t. S. NJ. GLEASON, Judg'
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The teachers examination will be held
in the school house at North Btookiield
saturday, Nov. 9th. beginning at 9
o'clock. A. NJ. The public is invited.
II. NJ. GAYLORD, Supt.
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Never promise more than can be done
Iaxador has been successfully run on
this principle. For sale by all druggists
Price - cents.
Mothers will grow weary and sign
over the baby's troubles when DR.. Bun :
Baby syrup would relieve the child ana
thereby rive the mother rest.
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sally and Dick Gay are visiting in Am
herst, Mass.
Peter Gregory has moved over the
mountain, near Middlebury
Miss Kitty Weymouth is spending her
vacation in Randolph.
Hattie Sawyer is home for short va
cation, iron Lancaster, y. II.
Miss Lila Bush of Rochester visited
Emily kimball last week.
John Angel and family moved to
Quechee the first of the week.
Phineas Nye has moved into the Congl
parsonage.
Chas. Blake and Clarence Bennett
went TO Gardner, Mass. to work the first
of the week.
The enthusiasm of the Republicans
from Rochester. while passing through
this place 10 attend the celebration at
Bethel Monday afternoon, was manifest
by the firing of cannon, music by their
band, etc.
Several from here attended the iollifi-
cation meeting at Bethel Monday eve.
RoYALToN.
Miss Mabel Flint was in town last
week the guest of Miss Emma Cushman.
5. II. simmons is visiting in Boston
and vicinity.
5. V. Kendall spent Monday in Mont
pelier.
Chas. IIinckley has returned to Spring
field Mass.
Jas. O'Grady was at home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Woodland, accom-
panied by Miss Gertrude Denison, are at
the Sanifarium at Dansville, n. y. for
the benefit of Mrs. Woodlands health.
The public school closes on Friday of
this week after very satisfactory term.
II is expected that Miss Cushman will
return for the winter school.
The students of Royalton Academy
will give literary entertainment Tues
day evening. Nov. 20th. Admission l5c.
The ladies of the 'Sarah skinner Me
mortal Society gave ten cent tea at
Mrs. Dauforih's Wednesday evening of
last week
See South Royalton locals for notice
of the Tower auction to he held next
MONDAY, the 18Th.
Thatehers Orange Butter Color is the
oldest and most favorbly known of any
preparation OF its kind on the market.
BE sure and try it.
THATCHER MFe. CO.. Potsdam, \. Y
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Remember the auction, next Monday.
at the residence of Benjamin Flint. of
the personal property of the late l.. G.
Tower, also some meadow and pasture
land to be sold at same time.
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Probate of VIII.

STATE or VERMONT. ! In Probate Court hsli
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. - at Randolph in god
for said District, the 18th day Of November d
loss. ~ Instrument supporting to be the last WI
aud Testament Of MARY II. swift, ate IT Randolph
ln SAID district. deceased hcng presented 60 The C0
hy y. 4. nnliar and james a. Fowler, the EAetl'
tors therein naued for Probate: II Is ordered by l
sud Court, hat all persons concerned therein BE- No.
uhcd 90 appear al session nf said Court TO BE- Del.
a. the Prob 'te office III Randolph on the 9Th day Of
December, A. D.. ISIS amt show cause. II any DE-
may have, against the Probate Of said will: for Whci
purpose it j. further ordered, that cOIy Of the re
ord OF this order De- published three weeks sucgtss
lively In the Herald and News, printed at Randolph
previous 70 said time appointed for hearing.
by the Court. Attest
WILLIAM II. NICHOLS Judge,
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SOUTH ROyALTOA NEWS.

John Shepard has received pension.
James Abbott and wife will return to
Florida soon.
Mahlon steele of Worcester, Mass Wis
tied friends here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Martin visited
friends in Barre over Sunday.
Elmer Bean of Franklin, n. IL. visited
his mother here last week.
Mrs. Abbie Ballou of Fort Edward, \.
Y. visited friends here last week.
Mrs. NJ. 5. Adams and daughters are
visiting ia Williamstown this week.
Don't fail to see the Glass Blowers
The large, beautiful, glass Corliss engiI
is worth the price of admission.
c. IL. Woodland and wife, accompanied
by Miss Gertrude Denison have gone to
DansYille, y. \ to IA Sanitarlum, t0r
the benefit of Mrs. WoOdard's health.
The Bohemian Glass Blowers give an
entertainment every eve this week with
dancing from . 80 to IL with no extra
admission. Matinee Saturday afternoon.
NOTICE: There will be sold at public
auction on Nov IS, 1888, at the residence
of Benjamin Flint, at South Royallon,
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 AN. 9. z. House, Admr.
The grand Republican celebration
here last night was the greatest demon
stration of its kind ever held in town.
There was great torch-light procession,
brilliant fireworks, and illumination
The old log cabin with the coon, that
has taken such a prominent part in the
campaign, was in the procession and was
greeted with rousing cheers. After the
procession the coon was let free to go
where he liked. Rousing speeches were
made by Stephen Pingree and others.
A lot of amusing wagers were paid. Full
Ter particulars next week.
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STATE or ysRMONT I In Probate Court. b.1
RANDOLPH DisTRlCT -. Aat Randolph SAID n.
rict the lth day otNOy.A.D. ISIS Eugene slt.fsr
administrator ~ tie estate 81 Ruth tls
late OF Tunbridge la said District. d ceased, t,.
stuts his admlnstr. &C cunt for examination Ia
allowance. aud makes application Tor decree fss
ributlon aud partition II the estate Of said deceased
MhereunUn.it Is order ed by said Cdsr
that said account and said application be rfferii6
4 session Of said court. 10 be held at the Prolu.
Office in Randolph on the 9th dsy Il
Nov A. u. 1873. for hearing and decision llereoa,-
aud Il Is further ordered. that all pef,ot
Interested be notified hereof by publication Of d..
lice Of said application and order thereon three
weeks successfully In the HERALD AND NEWS
aaper published in Randolph. and With cirduasi
IN the nelghborhood Of those interested before aa
tine Of hearing that they may al pear a. said tine
md place. and, II they see cause, object thereto
3as By the Court. Attest.
WIN. II. NICHOLS JUDGE
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NnlIlI,.

Came into the inclosuse Of ibr subscriber on Of,
bout the 2th Of Oct. ISIS. two sters suppo,tdtois
four years old, one Of the said steers Oh rcd NM,
with star IN forehead with some white On IN,
The offer steer Of a red color. line back With utI
on belly The owner OF said steers Is hereby nssel
20 appear aud prove property, pas charges and a.
The same away A. A. COLBY
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See south Royalton locals for notice
of the auction OF the personal property
,f the late l.. e. Tower.
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IMPORTANT TO OLD SUBSCRIBERS

ANY subscriber who will send us four
new names, as per terms on first page
from families in which the paper has not
been taken for At least six months, VIII
receive the HERALD FREE one year. rof
two such names the HERALD six months 7;
one such name. HERALD three months.
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See notice of Tower auction in South
Royalton locals.
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7s1E1' 2 uUJI
IS a sketch of H henry II.
Stanley, by Noah Brooks,
and several stories about
Egypt Australia is not for.
gotten, nor the islands of the
sea- and there are even to be
stories of under the sea.
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by the publishers, The Century Co, Of
New York.
The Graphic recently said Of St. Nicholas.
"the family without it IS only half-blessed )