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AND PRODUCEDEalERS.

Carroll S Page, the Hyde Park, VT, calf
skin dealer, wishes toanange with some trad
or or butcher in each village to collect for him
the calf skins taken of in that vicinity.
Mr.. Page furnishes money. without charge
for interest, to all who can give good guaranty
that the money viii not be diverted or misap-
prOpriated.
The Shoe 4 Leather Reporter, y. Y, and
Shoe ond Leather Review. Chicago. the lead
ing trade papers of the Z. :. IN the Hide line;
have sent their representatives TO investigate
Mr. Pages business and after n thorough ex-
animation and comparison the Reporter gives
tlis endorsement:
I'VE believe that in extent Of light weight
raw material collected and carried Mr. Page
holds the lead of any competitor and that his
present stock il the largest held by any house
in this country And the Review says:
After a most thorough investigation of Mr.
Pages business as compared with others in the
same line we have become fully satisfied that
in his speciality, light weight stock. he is un-
questionably the largest dealer in this country
While in superiority of quality he is confessed
ly at the head. y
Send Mr.. Page your address aud ask Tor
terms to buyers naming this paper.
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STATE OF VERMONT, I In Pronate Court,neld at
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. asN Randolph in and for
said District on the 18th day oi Ach.. A. d.. 1889
IhlIp j little administrator NJ The estate of
Philip Little, late OF Cheist In said Hlsti iic.,ae-
ceased makes application To said Court for license
sell all the real estate Oi said deceased, eprt
senng that said sale Is necessary for the pay ment Of
tIe btbts Of the decreased. Whefe-
upon l. ordered by sAd Court that said application
come under consider alton andbe heard on the i5 dy
OF APRIL A. ID. 1859. at the Probate onice in
Chelsea and II IS further ordered thai all persons
interested be notified hereof BY pu0lcatlon O hVce
ly in the HERALD AND NEWS, printed at Bandolph,
before said time OF hearing that they may AppeaT al
aid time and plAcean theysee cause thee0"
BY the Court, attest, c,,o,s -
true copy of record attest. oo
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The Randolph National Bank,
West Randolph, VT.

Organized 1878. Assets, almost S2OO,0OO
A general banking and exchange busi-
ness done, and COLLECTIONS promptly
made.
SIGHT DRAFTS on England, Ireland,
and Scotland, and LETTERS OF CREDIT
furnished.
The deposits aud general business OF
this bank are constantly and rapidly in
creasing.
The location at such a central point
for business convenience, enables our
customers in every direction to transact
business with us by telegraph, telephone,
mail or express, and get returns the same
day.
The accounts of business men solicited,
to which prompt attention will be given.
To individuals having money on hand
waiting favorable chance for invest
ment, we offer perfectly secure place
for their money, for which certificates of
deposits, payable on demand, will be is
sued.
Assistance viii be given in obtaining
SAFE INVESTMENTS for our patrons.
VIM. II. DUBOIS, President,
JOHN w. RowELL, vice-President,
RI. DUBOIS, Cashier.
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Present indications are that the Pres
ident will be in no hurry about filling
the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Col. Walker of the Interstate Rail-
road Commission. Judge Veazey's
friends are confident that he is the COM
ing man. This much has been learned
that the appointment will fall to first
class lawyer. The Judge ought to be
able to gil the bill. He has strong
force pushing his claims. Not only
the Vermont delegation but the Secre-
tary of War, are working in his inter
est. In fact, we do not hear much
said about any one else.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
EDITORIAL NOTES.

For the fiftieth time we rise to re-
mark that we only forward names to
papers we club with on the 18th and
1st Of each month. All subscriptions
OF Mirror and Farmer, Boston Journal
and Tribune ETC., received since April
1st were sent in Monday. After May
lst no subscription for any papers ex-
cept the Mirror and Farmer and Bos-
ton Journal viii be taken.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-04-25

The ''Merrie Month of May is here; for
here lies before us a copy of Cassell's Family
Magazine for that month. The frontispiece Of
this number is Of itself worth years subscrip-
ton Such a pretty face one seldom sees.
A new serial. "A Woman's Strength" by Ara
bella Hopkinson, is begun, and it gives the
promise Of being as interesting anything
from the pen of this charming writer, and that
is paying il high praise There is a paper on
the Prettiest Scenery Around London
which viii be appreciated by all who are famil-
lar with that region; lady describes how she
furnished her house no very great capital.
and The Family Doctor" whom we have lis
tened to with SO much respect, tells us how to
cure dependency, which. by the way, he SAYS
is on the increase. Then we turn to Califor-
MIA mining story called Blazing Gulch.n and
to an account OF Travels in the Air. by Karl
Blind. which does not tempt us to try the
methods exploited. There is some More y
bout Puddings," a chapter On Pedigrees.' -
interesting to democratic readersl
an amusing account Of ''Alr. Bah Poot's Mani
festations, and the fashion letters and other
good things.-Cassell 4 Co. Is cents nunl-
Der, 81 50 year, in advance.
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C0mnisSianeIs' S0iice.
Estata of ESusES rONhET

The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court Tor the District ~ Randolph
Commissioners. to receive. examine aud adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against The estate
Estes Conant. late OF Tnnbridge ii said Dist. de-
ceased and all caIms exhibited n Offset thereto here
by give notice that we will meet for epurposes aor-
said nj the dwelling loase pf LYDIA Cpnart In
Tunbridge VI. the l5.h day of May aud 10Th day
OF August next
from 10 O'Clock. \ until O'Clock, ? M OF saiH
DAYS and thar six months from the lith
day Of Feb. A. ID. lsse Is the time limited by said
Court Tor said creditors present their claims 10 us
for examination and allowance. Dated at
Tunbridge this 9Th day of Mar. A. ID. 1889
MN n. MOULTON Com
$40 HOLTON y. ANNIS nlissiuners
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held
HARTFORD DISTRICT. IS. At Woodstock. within
and for said District. ON the 9th day ofApr. 1883
Present. Hon. y o. Stayer, Judge.
An instrument purporiing 10 be the last Will and
testament OF riillman r.. lrweit. late OF Rochester
In said District deceased, IS preaented 10 the Court
here by f. :. Jewett, the executor therein named
for probate; and II Is ordered by said Court that all
persons concerned therein be notified t. appear be-
fore said Court, the Probate Office In Woodstock
aforesaid. on the 1t day OF May
next and contest the probate Of said will f they see
cause; for which purpose II Is further ordered that
Copy OF the record Of this order be published three
weeks successfully previous TO the time appointed for
proving said will, IN Herald & q urier, newspaper
published at Bethel in this true record Attest
N. j. sEAVER, Regiser.
A true copy OF record,
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sTATE OF VERMONT | At Probate Court
DISTRICT or HARTFORD IS held at Woodstock.
within and for said District the sth day Of Apr,
A. ID. 1850. PRESENT, Hon. T. o. seayer, Judge.
WHEREAS. Julia l.. Wing executrix of The last " III
aud Testament of Rufus +. Wing late Of Rochester.
In said District dec ased testaie proposes TO render
account OF her administration and TO present her
account against said estate for allowance at a
session OF said Coust be- held at the Probate Ofce
In Woodstock. in said Disteic. on the 10Th day OF
April A. D., 1879, AMI Whereas. sad Court has
signed said time and place ret cement Of said ac-
cOuOt and decree the residue OF tald estate 10
the heirs legatees of said doceasei. and ordei ell
that public notice thereof be ey TO all persons iu-
terested In said estate by publishing copy of the
record OF this order three weeks -ivey previ-
TO tile day assigned, fnretalh. in The Herald
and Courier. newspaper published at Behel IN the
County OF Windsor, in the State OF Vermont
Therefore, All persons concerned in said estate are
notified TO zpnear al the Probate Office In Wood
stock. In said III stfct. he day assigned afo
said then nnd there 10 contest the allowance OF said
account they cause. and establish their Tigs
heirs egatees and lawful Claimants OF said resi-
due.
A true record, Attest. N. j. sEAvER, Register.
$40 Attest, T. o. sEAvER. JUDGE
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NO.3O--SO9.

the city no event of late has been so
greatly anticipated 1t is thought that
the attendance of people from abroad
will be so great as to tax hospitality to
the utmost. The nature of the celebra
ton will be largely of militery char
acter. There is, in fact, to be great
military parade. This is, apparently,
to be the central feature. There
is to be an oration, ball, a Fast, and
various othe- features, but all kept sub
ordinate. AS many as possible of the
notables Of the land will be brought to-
gether. The Governors of the States
with their staff officers, the generals of
the armies, the President of the United
States, and multitude of subordinates
of all ranks and grades are to bear a
part on the occasion. National Guard
organizations from every part of the
Union have signifed their intention to
be present. The Southern militia will
be present in large numbers. New Jer-
soy and Vermont propose to send their
entire military force. The entire Ma
tional Guard of New York will be in
attendance. The militia OF the States
will be present in their best ATTIRE
Crack companies and regiments from
the leading cities have sent word that
they should be there. 1t is expected
that at least 80, 1000 men will be in line.
Besides these, the regular army, cadets
from the military schools, etc., are to
bear a part. There has never been SO
many in procession since the close of
the war, and those were tattered and
worn veterans from the seat OF war
Excursion tickets have been issued by
the railroads leading into the city, IN
tended TO cover period of time long
enough to permit the merchants to do
their annual Spring trading. Thus it
will be merchants week as well as CEN
tennial week. OF course, thieves and
pickpockets will be there in large num-
bers, and every device will be employ
ed to fleece the honest. An attempt
has been made to give the police the
privilege Of shutting up some of the
most noted rascals in anticipation of
attempts upon honest people. This
would not work. To allay any fears
that may be felt the assurance is given
that the city will be sufficiently policed
to protect every man present who at
tends to his own business. 1t will be
an occasion TO strengthen patriotism.
and remove any bitterness that may
exist between different sections of the
Union. Much complaint has been
made about the management Of the at
fair against committees in charge, but
this is owing in part to the fact that the
celebration has assumed much larger
proportions than was at first anticipat-
ed. 1t is not expected that there will
be any demonstrations elsewhere, and
as consequence all interest was gath
cred about New York's celebration
We hope everything will pass pleasant
", that the day will be fine, that the
multitudes will be orderly, that meas
ures will be taken to prevent intoxica-
ton, and that the centennial may not
only be a worthy closing of the first era
of our history, but a worthy beginning
of the second. Let us all pray for
continuance Of peace.
--------------------
The ssN.rr,a Month .,f No. ;c ba... e..
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What is the difference? During the
Cleveland administration British blank
cts warmed our soldiers. That game
is no longer played. When Proctor is
in need of any blankets to keep his SOL
diers comfortable he will patronize our
own manufacturers. Thus it appears
that the present administration will be
run on the principles advocated in the
canvass.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-04-25

Rev. DIR. b. X. Pierce, for some
years editor of lions Herald, the lead
ing Methodist paper of New England
has Just died at his home in Newton,
Mass. He was native of Royalton,
where he was born about 1912. He
graduated at Wesleyan university and
entered the ministry of the NJ. E. church
in 1913. 1t was largely through his
effortsythat the State Industrial School
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There is case of equine yariola at
Richford in which some ct the men,
bers of the horse owners family have
taken the disease and died. Drs. Mill
er and Hamilton have gone to inyesti-
gate. On the face Of it it appears like
an unusual case. Perhaps some light
will come upon an investigation.
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prohaie Of Will.

- .,.s. IN, x-rpAtOsT. I'm Probate Court heii %
!, ns,,u DIsrnicT IS Chelsea ri1a'n o snn 'oi
AID District on the 18th day % Apd ApIx a NJ Dnrpoyi,pq
40 ~, Will and Testament Of SARAH A. "roe,
~ s, ~ CbeIsca in said district, ece$s e.; ass
aa,,ts.i ia III. court by ' -
Z, e ,yr by said Court that all persons m III
cd therein he notified to appear ~ in Chelsea on
cours e y e ass ea Nav A. g. s and show saGse ; G
y .pst ,SsS ssS prSsred TGSsss ni 81 COPY j.
which purpose y he pabiishod three weeks sue
rec9r1 H' ~ M sbe HERAL NEWS printea ~ as-
cessisei. ~ ~ ~ sad time appoinieu ioI hssFlHs-
dolpi'- previous ~ By the Court Attest
wul.iAN n Nit Hoi-s. Juage.
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EaRM EoR SALE.

.,.tn road from Broookneid 70
Iss s,gs. 'o one s half mile from Ess, sq5"I PSrss
Once schools and ,.,s @ee',ass II scuiivsion Bgang'
good land IN sisn .ng Ilfns water u hou and barn
,ss YS eA abess sar orchard Sn soo, a. etc and
win sell with or without as man Who wants
siss ,'si ~, mi make money Time Fssa Rexbury.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-04-25

Peterson's Magazine for May comes as fresh
and bright as a spring morning. Its steel and
wood engrayings are capital and copious, and
its literary contents deserve unqualified praise
There is not poor story from the beginning to
the end; most of them are above the average
gems; the same may be said for the poems.
Ladies who wish to keep thoroughly posted in
matters Of dress. fancy work, and household
affairs can find no guide 80 competent and
liable a. this admirable monthly. This num-
Der contains an article ON Home Millinery.
50 clearly written that by its aid novice may
make q bonnet to suit each costume. as stylish
as if Just arrived from Paris. and have the en-
tire number at less expense than she could pur-
chase single one from a millner. Terms
Two dollars year. Address Peterson's Mag
azine, so5 Chestnut St, Philadelphia; Pa
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FARM FOR SALE.

s;tuated in Braintree, being the farm owned
/. Ioren Marsh, containing 100 acres, wood
sg,,aSb for farm, 300 second growth sugar
49, Young grated apple orchard. Have new
!. nai1ted and blinded barn, 2Sx3s; horse barn,
Us. ali in good repair. On good road; "A
Mia ls from school, one mile from church. In
s;r su;reof ]. ID. Battles, w. Randolph, Vt. Imp
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-04-25

The party Of representative capital
lists who left this section last week for
Texas, arrived at Denison in that state
after pleasant, prosperous and quick
trip, being joined on the way by par
tv in the West. The excursicnists on
their arrival were received with much
enthusiasm. They were escorted by a
procession and band of music from
the station to public hall, addresses
of welcome were made and responses
given, the freedom OF the city tender
ed. We are disposed to think that not
one of them ever received such treat
ment at home. DO they ever lionize
lambs?
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at Lancaster, Mass, was established.
He was trustee of Boston University
and of Wellesley college. He was one
of the strong, working men of the de-
nomination to which he belonged. He
is another Vermonter who has won hon
ors abroad.
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For Sale.

dark brown years old Morgan mare
n hands high, will weigh in good condi-
ian 1000 lbs. The above mare is nice
srheaded ~" driver, is sound, safe and kind
- work In all places. Enquire of
VIZ HERBERT A. W0oD,
pa-nord VT. 4wp.
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Commissioners Notice.


Fatate Of fJeremiahWilson.
The undersigned, having been appointen ps w w
Hon Probate Court for the District OF Hartford
gommissioners TO receive, examine, aud adjust all
claims nd demands OF all persens against the .sae
,t dereased and All claims in oisei thereto. hereby
giye notice that We win meet for the purposes alor
said at the late residence of the sald wilson III
siockbridge on the 25th day -,
of Nav and 2lst day Of September next. IRON 20 :
ciock a M until O'Clock p. On each Of SAID days
~ and that SIX months from
the 4,h dnv of Apr A. n 1889 is the time limited oy
ssid Court for said creditors 10 prescott tnelr es
10 MS for examination and allowance At SUN
DriuHe. ' i-' ',if :, ~ ~. 1 r.is Conl-
81, Oh RICHARDSON. nissioners
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WANTED.

4 youns Ialn'fas %ust be man Of good habits, lt;
.siB aBtg Tsd and somsshAt ssqsafn,sa "a Tren %an
ne he care Of team. The ness " address.
,;n MI h. he required with application " smith
White River Junction. VT
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SMnIL FARM:FoR SALE.

Small farm for sale in Royalton, VT, one
,,;la from the depot on the north side of the
river. rive, said farm consists of seven acres Of
Land under high state of cultivation. Good
hn;Id;ngs. house, newly repaired and painted.
Rnnning water at house and barn. Cellar I'M
der barn. For particulars call on j. o. Allen,
Chelsea, VT. OF. M. I. Skinner, Royalton, VI
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PHOTOGRAPHER.
GOOD FARM FOR SALE.

Owing to i'll health | offer my farm, miles
south Of West Randolph, Vt. ON direct ROAD
~ Ratbel Contains about 120 acres in home
farm and 30 acres in an adjoining lot, wood
and nasture. Water at house and barn. Lots
Of fruit and good sugar orchard. Land level
and easv TO carry on Good buildings. Will
selI very cheap. Stock and tools with farm 1t
1sSane'' : 1an ~ HORTON SARGENT.
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Mr.. A. b. Chandler, President Of
the Postal relsgraph-Cable Company,
has Just bee interviewed in Chicago
with refereu to the consolidation of
the compao he represents with the
Western Iaion, apropos OF rumors to
the effect that something of the kind
was going on. Mr.. Chandler denied
that any movement of the kind was in
contemplation. There seems to be a
kind of understanding between the two
companies that both have a right to
live and do business, without doing It
at ruinous rates. The Western Union
cannot own everything. There will be
competitors, and it might as well ac-
cept the only formidable one it has and
make terms and go on with business, as
TO close it out and take its chances on
other competitors that would be sure 10
arise. Rates are now arranged as low
as the cost of running the business will
admit of, and their maintenance will
depend upon public support.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-04-25

The steamer Danmark, about which
there has been so much anxiety, has
been heard from at last. 1t appears
that the crew and passengers have been
rescued. The engineer is the only one
who lost his life, and this is supposed
to have happened on the occasion of the
bursting Oh a pipe in the engine room
when the steamer was disabled. This
is joyful news to interested parties.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Commissioners Notice.
Estate OF sarah Y. Wilson.

The undersigned having been appointed BY the Hon
Probate Court for the District OF Hartford Com
missioners TO receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons HPanst he estate OF Sa-
rah Y. Wilson late nf siockbrdge. In said District
decea ed and all claims exhibited IN offset the eto
hereby give notice that win meet for the pur-
poses Aforesaid. at tho Office OF the town clerk in
Stockbridge the n day OF Apr aud 2lst of Sept
from O'Clock p. m untll o'clock y. IN. each of said
days and that six months from the 9th day of Mar.
A. D. 1883 is the 4 limited bv said Court for said
creditors to present their claims to for examinA-
ton and allowance
Dated at socsbridge this 4th day Apr. A. ID. 1850.
j. A. fHEDEL. Com
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WANTED.

-. ..o wanting large force of SMART AND IN
pesyx7r MYs 70 travel and solicit orders Tor
ssh1Assr,,l,s vines etc. on SALARY.
Eees,1 ~ TpinMs 10 BB0ISSEHs II of NJ MATURK AGE
Lwss r y ICANNON 4 90, Worcester. Mass Mayip
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Wanted.

20 exchange postage stamps. Stamp
..,iOotors are invited TO write for approx
Al sheets, etc. rRANN !" oNH'.N N'
Oueehee, Vt.
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License to sell.

sr ATE OF VERMONT. Al Pre- hate Court
HARTFORD DISTRICT IS held At Moeostocs'
i,l,in aud flr said district. the 21ih DAY ni Apr,
4 ID ISsq Present Hon. I. o. seayer, Judge.
Whereas james II Buck. Guardian on a.. MA'5na INA -
Revnoids an insane person nov resh'ink ~ hsyai-
ION in said District. ias presented 70 saiu toura is
peition In writing making spicatinn oa H,''iSs N "
eii ne real esiate of his said ward. situate S"i
veh sst, real estate is the same and a tlle Iea es
~, 20 ,shich Clarence Reynolds late ~ SAID Nor
al .asf a - "a intfstsie died seized ana possessed.
faid Guardian represents that 4 VII vi be cens9e,se % '
~. fh. IN eret ~ Ills said ward to sell sau lfal es
-. y. sns ~ ne proceeds thereof at interest. -,
The Court therefore appoints The tlQlh eSg)oI sit
tssa - ffnie and the PROBATE once ~ Noous'oSH
atotesaia as piSo' " and there
application -, . .,,o came he given 10 all
as io,s interested In said estate, by pupllshnH
aorv Of the record OF this order ihree "esns ar
ii.s},y sH.} in tbe White River Herald newspaper
published At .,.. tl,ex may anprar he
S su'. Ia 5sorrf and contest the allowance o. sAu ac
Tore si1 ~ NJ, Sos -. rsnse true record. Attest
count, II 'ney ~ n j. SEAvKR, Register.
a a true oop' ." Tnos. o. sEAVKR- Judge
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-04-25

Vermont is not only obtaining a fair
share of public honors directly, but
some are coming to her indirectly. Now
and then a young man leaves the shad-
ow of these green hills and is heard
from afterwards. Some of the latest
Vermonters to win honors are the new
collector of New York, j. B. Erhardt
and M. w. Cooper of Rochester, who
has been appointed Appraiser. Mr..
Erhardt was member of the lst YER
mont Cavalry. Mr.. Cooper grew up
on farm and set out forty years ago
to seek his fortune. lie proved to be
a successful business man, and has not
only won wealth but position. He is
spoken of as man of great executive
ability and high courage The govern
ment has made no mistake in giving
him an appointment.
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WEST RANDOLPH. VT. APRIL 25 1889.

Printed Every Wednesday Evening at
WEST RANDOLPH, VT.