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TRUSTEES SALE.

10 pursuance ~ me irust decd registered IN Rock
80 fsl. rage 1l REGISTERS uNCJ. shelby county.
Icnn-ssse will tfl 40 publ auction % The III gh-
60 BIDDER iuf rsh. no th1 luuthWcii rufucf OF in'
irf.Uaiiou nf Main uuI Wld..1u streets iu faNlug
District II shelby county, known ~ Acmpais
Tenn, on
THURSDAY. March ~. 1850,
fof default ihcrf'n. % rruH ~ of bc1clcap that
tho uIcUo OF prrutY ifYuiIrr ON ihe west side %
Uai hum nVruuo ti tl.i.u irct aud running back
vrstwnrllF iptucsn Uauiii,i HuUs 80 icti 10 an
nlIuy thu s0ufh iluo being q hlln icot north OF
nroalWay u,lne lots ~ aud o igo and htge.
Migks slbdi .lsinn oi pIt 10y 20 va M,iu9ughel
said county. Tiio bcicI 81 good sell y trustee
N 81. AiANSFOkb. fususlea
THIS February "a issa
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Arriyals-City of New Orleans, New Or
leans; City of Baton Rouge, St. Louis; Ar
kansas City, st. Louis.
Departures-City of New Orleans, St
Louis City Of Baton Rouge, New Orleans;
Ruth, New Madrid Arkansas City, Natchez.
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siage Of The RI.nrs.

OrrtCE siaNAL SERVICE u. r. Al
hEAriiis. Tenn, March p. issa
The following observations afc taken at all sia.
iiona IN 10 i1h meridian time. which q ono hour
later than Memphis time,
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ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS ID
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, La

"IlEMEMnER that tho payment ~ Prlt,, Il
Guaranteed by Your National Hanks Of Now
Orleans, and tho Tickets mn signed by the Frssl.
dent ui an Institution whnsc chartered rights ar1
rucugnixcd Ia the highest courts thurclonn beware
Of all mutations ur anonymous schemes"
OH DOLLAR & too price OF the smallest part
OF imctluu NJ Ticket T. sued ny ~ IN any praW.
Ing Anything ln oar name olcrpI flr "a, than
n Dollar Il a fWlndlo.
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Grand Monthly Drawing
NJ tho Academy or Music. Now Orleans,
TUESDAY. MARCH IL. 1850.
Capital Prize, /: 5000, 900.
100000 Tickets NJ SEQ Each Halves, sIs
Quarters, 80 Tcnths, 81 Twon.

,NoTs-ltckeis drawing Capital Prizes arc not on.
titled To Terminal Priga.
For ttunRAtE. or any further Information dN
sired Wfiio cgibly to the undersigned clearly stat
ing your residence with State county strast aud
number Nom ripid return mail delivery will 30
your full ndlnSs
send POSTAL NOTES, FNprS Money Orders
OF Now York Exchange In ordinary letter Currency
bl EAprca at our cxpcnsel addressed
N. A. DAUfUIN,
. New Orleans, L.
or NJ. 4, nAUruIS.
Washington, ~. q,
on ut No. West Court ST., Motnphts. Tom.
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have been troubled with skin and scalp
disease for seventeen years. My head at
times was one running sore, and my body
was covered with them as large as half dol
lar. / tried great many remedies without
effect until used the CuTIcURA REMEDIES,
and am thankful to state that after two
feel II my duty to you and the public to
state the above case.
J.. II. Mcdowell. Jamesburg. N. J..
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ON THURSDAY NiGnr-ToRToisE sIgIL
" luwnrtio Opcfa Nlass~s y J. SHEPHERD,
corner Court aud hecond streets.
nNE ieIiAND mon BLACK HUIpE MuLE
" about four years old. ttrlycd on ulaht Of
March n Reward for hla return a.
n, % hiLLtn, 20 Front street
C.tO HEwARD-efr on BLUE PRINT PLANS
fNlO II the West Tennessee Hospital Tor the
Insane. between ~. a q a. H. DEPOT aud my
residence. saturday night Mnrch 80 tU inward
b. lcaying them Al my store, 40 - Second sircsL
J. ". \. nNOWNE
Contmdor inf rlnmhinF steam Healing. ric
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VENT, the new blood purifier. cleanses the
blood of all impurities and poisonous ele-
ments, and thus removes the CAUSE Hence
the CUTIcURA REMEDIES cure every species OF
torturing, humiliating, itching burning,
scaly and pimply diseases Of the skin, scalp
and blood with loss OF hair. and all humors
blotchcs, eruptiOns, sores, scales and crusts,
whether simple, scrofuous or contagious
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTicuRA, Soc
Soar 25ci REsoLvEST, 81. Prepared by the
PorrER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CoRPoRATIoH
Boston.
esc~Scnd for GLOW 10 Cure Skin Diseases"
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Special Dispatch to The Appeal
Jackson, Tenn, March o-The Rev.
W. L. Penn, the great evangelist Of Tcxas,
arrived IL the city yesterday, and began a
revival last night nj the First Baptist
Church. Bewill remain here during next
week.
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Chancery Sale
.-or--
Il r. A l. f. S Ia II r..

4 y - q 4 - - - u ~ u LIE
70 900. H-Chanr.ry court 81 shelby county
D. %. Haiury ~ 90 ys Memphis g Charleston
RAILROAD tumIanL a 81, ana Other causes cou.
solid ted thfWulth.
b. virtue n no lntrfiocuiory dccrce Cor ole en-
tend in thraluyo causr 900 the 10TH day n fchfu.
auction. o. ho highest hiiiCr in irut ~ the clerk
Che c1ufi hou.u ui shelby county. Memphis. Ten.
ucIscc, on saturday,
tIo aOih day OF March, 1850,
within LEGAL hours. the following desriioi pror.r
" situated In Mcmphis. shelby county, Icnncsce
t8WiU
Airlrt 81 land toflnuinr NJ me Intersection u
ihu north line ~ Alabama sifyof with thc west
line nf lruut sfrrpi na fuprur nu ihU map 0r plan
of The original town ~ Port lUkrfInl, and run.
ulnF thence nrrih along ihc Iui Joe ~ irpnt
sirgi 90 feet more or los in tlr south luc y
NrIiWuW thruHo vet along iho aid llne %
ufnldUuF. ns hid down uu tuIi map lIa'f trrt
more or lc.s. ~ thr cat line 90 Che los ln block
40. T. nu che uns 'ull rlIu ur map N Tori Flicker
iug nul thrnre HlunF ihr CItt llnr ~ tho lots In
tuId biloxi No T. sUIthwari'y, sl feet, mnft or
Ices io iHr north line ui Alabama .ircl und
thence riHfurily HilnT The north line oi AlHhama
sifoci 80 crt muv of lee, 20 TIE poiui Of hcgin.
me
Terms ~ o-Onc.hiri cu,h, balance on a
rnlIf ~ and o. months mote hrr'nf lnirnust
with security rqulfgd lien Wt.lugi, redemption
hrrl
Ihls l.h day of February. tQp
y "a MCiiINRf, OlCfk and Master
Mm " Randolph, SOLICITOR
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving
Moyemcnfs az The Love,

Natchen,".......... CRY OF Providence, loan.
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Bad Sore Leg. Skin entirely gone. Flesh
mass OF disease. Leg diminished one
third in size. Condition homeless.
Cured by the Cuteura Remedies.
For three years I was almost cripnled with
an awful sore leg from my knee down 10 NV
ankle The skin was entirely gone, and The
ilesh was one mass of disease Some nbvsi-
clans pronounced it incurable. Ii Ind di-
mlnished about one.third the size of Tho
other ana was in a hopeless condition.
After trying all kinds Of remedies and spend.
lllg hundreds OF dollars, from which | rot no
rtilei Whatever was persuaded TO try your
CuucuIA REMEDIES and the result was ms
follows: After three days | noticed n de-
c.ded change for the better. and at the end
OF two months was completely cured. NV
nesh was purified, and the bone (Which had
been exposed for over year) got sound,
The ilesh began to grow and today, and for
nearly Two years past my leg is as well as
ever II wa, sound in every respect, and not
sign OF the disease 90 be seen.
5, q. AHERN, Dubois, Dodge Co, Ga.
II gives me great pleasure TO inform YOU
that your CUrICUM REMEDIES have made n
great change in my child. | gave them
lair IT al ] used about four bottles of CuTI-
cURA REsoLvENT, and three boxes CUrfcuRA.
and four cakes CUTIcuRA Soar, and she Is
now cured OF the disease Nobody would
take her to be the same child
JAMES BRIscoE, 40l Il. 72d st., New York.
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n EaRABf.E OFFICES rs COTTON EXCHANGE
IL building Apply 70 ntNRY HOffER scc'y
I.NiSELY FURNISHED FRoST ROOM. on TWO
~ ca sulie. ioi Monrpc.
LguHSisiiED ROOMS AT ssi MAIN STREET
II adjoining daynso Hotel
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS 81. u.3 AND
~ N.0 pgf wcck Of ipl Poplar sifect.
DLEAsANfLY SITUATED FURNISHED AND
Il unfumishcd roomA No - Market aract
DOOM. FuRNtsmED or usFURSlsHED. AT
~ No. ~ Court sircci.
fI'Wo BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. FURNISHED on
j unlurnthet. cheap ia1 loplar street
fI'Wu NICELY FuBNisHED ROOMS AT 10 ST.
i Martin sirert corner foniotoc.
d0 CHOICE ROOMS. SLwIY FITTED UP
+tO and admirably arranged fof hotel purposes
fats Tor families Or fcncnl railroad ofnces being
TIE second, thlfd and fourth loor II Naldfan
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terms and long lease 10 responsible plng
ONLNION A ohusNENOl, - hccuud a.
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4AZzaSaxzsean.a
VQI1LD
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commisslon.r,

We, nc undersigned, Ranks and pankcrt will
nN an Prizes duwu IN The Louisiana state Ins
, =, Wnloh may be presented at ourrountcrt
PIERRE LANAUN, Pres't state Nat'i Psns
=; bHLDWiN, President N, o. National BANK
SARL koHN, President Union National asns.
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aoo,fs ASH T,oA ~.

doOMS AND HOA -.
A NiCRLY FuRSf HID ROOM WITH FiRsr.
~. elias boari NJ p, Madison strccL
A DisliiAnLE FRONT ROOM. FURNISHED.
~ ior gentlemen. with board also. day board.
crs ri u tUufi sirvct
A 81 GENTLEMAN WISHING nOAHD AND
~ lolrlng at tlt0a Ncck call ~ t07 Monrno kSt
nEiHABLE ROOMS WITH hoard ar u
II Madison street.
L'fEGRNT ruRSignED rRoNr ROOM WITH
IL bost o. table huard 81 49, Main 4
I'EuNT Room SECOND FLOOR FURNISHED
u or unlumishc1. 10 two nCntlomcu or a outlet
couple. with 0f Without board No. rs Lindcn a.
hciefenoc exchanged
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TIEsT
~ class board. rof reut aQl second street
fNNO LUOtfs- ONEFU KNisiED AND ONEUN.
] furnished -Nith holni. ID iil sccuni stfooL
fIiiiiLi on POUR LAH1k hODMs MIA %
I Without bond. or suitable Tor light h1uto
keeping. ai u Market street
Oot HEtONDsTREET FURNISHED Rooms
> Ut with Ur without hnaid.
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U.ntofunl,.
nn .. tCnHltEH lH.his COINS ASH
- buniona Once houn aul vi tpnl ho
~ Main sirst
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am thankful to say that have used the
CUTicuRA REMEDIES for about eight months
with great success and consider myself en-
tirely cured of salt rheum, from which |
have suffered for six years. | tried a mum.
Ger of medicines and two OF the best doctors
in the country, but found nothing that
would effect cure until used your Curl
ouRA REMEDIES. Mrs. A. McCLAFLIN,
Morette, Mo.
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SPRING Is THE TIME
To Cure Agonizng, Humiliatng, Itching Burning Scalv
and Pimply Humors of the Skin Scalp and Blood

Psoriasis years. Head, arms and breast
solid scab. Back covered with sores.
Best doctors and medicines fail. Cured
by Cutieura Remedies at cost Of $3.7s.
have used the CUTIcURA REMEDIES with
inc BEST results ! used two bottles of the
ourIcuRA REsoLvENT, three boxes of CUTf-
cuRA, and one cake Of CuTIcURA Soar, and
am cured of a terrible skin and scalp disease
known as psoriasis. had il for eight years
IL would get better and worse at times.
Sometimes my head would be solid scab,
and was at the time l began tho use of the
CurtcURA REMEDIES. My arms were covered
with scabs from my elbows 20 my shoulders,
my breast was almost one solid scab, and my
back covered with sores varying in size from
penny 10 dollar had doclored with all
the best doctors with no relief and used
many different medicines without effect
My case was hereditary, and | began to think
incurable, but it began 10 heal from the first
application Of CUTIouRA.
ARCHER RUSSELL, Deshler, o.
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U'ROM STAR OH WILL k. q. INCLINE fOt
II nj horg about ~ hfHis lIlh white MARKS
his r1tufn 10 e. BARRON.
Hupt star un Mlu.
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ar,IIN

cor REWArp- sTOLEN rBoN TIL ~.
- 80 der ignod On sunday night the Nih In.
slant one dafk lay man mule " Or 10 hands
hish four soaft OH fud with letter "F bmndod
on irfi law Twill Iay ~ for return u mule 10
me VI We creek calhoun county Miss
Febfnar, N Issa ~ n FULLY.
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CutiCura Remedies

MCDOWELL, Jamesburg N. J.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-05-30
THE OTHER SIDE.

Some thirty years ago or thereabouts
the people of West Randolph had a
course of lectures during the winter sea-
son. One exceedingly cold and stormy
evening Pres. Lord of Dartmouth Col
lege was announced to lecture on the
subject, 1.-THE Other Side" The DIR.
was expected to arrive ON the afternoon
train and committee was in waiting
to conduct him to the hotel, but he did
not arrive. Word went out that the
lecture would fail. Some who had
not heard of his non-arrival by train
went to the church, and, 10 ! at the ap-
pointed hour the DIR. was there. He
had driven from Hanover with his own
team, coming into town on the east side
Of the branch. The gentleman who in
troduced the speaker wittily announced
that while waiting for him on this side
he had come up on ''the other side. y
DR.. Lord took the other side view of
everything, and those who remember
him know how successfully he could
work the shadows into the picture. The
lecture was profoundly interesting from
a literary point of view, but it left shad-
ows on the minds of all his hearers.
The s'times" were all out of joint, some
great catastrophe was impending, the
nation was on the verge of dissolution,
religion and morals were in sad state
Of decline. One would suppose that
The Dr.'s chief anxiety was to get safe
w out of the world and then the devil
might take what was left. This was
before the war. The DIR. was DEM
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The Randolph National Bank
West Randolph, VT.

Organized 1873. Assets, almost 100000
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 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.
10 individuals having money on hand
waiting a favorable chance for invest
ment, we offer a perfectly secure place
for their money, for which certificates of
deposits, payable on demand, will be is
sued.
Assistance will be given in obtaining
SAFE INVESTMENTS for our patrons.
WM. II. DUBOIS, President,
JOHN w. ROWELL, Vice-President,
R.T. DUBOIS, Cashier.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

We have made arrangements with DR.. B. J
Kendall Co., publishers of "A treatise on the
Horse and His Diseases which will enable all
of our subscribers to obtain copy Of that val
uable work free by sending their address len-
closing a stamp for mailing the samel TO Dr.
B. J. Kendall Co., Enosburg Falls, VT This
book is row recognized as standard authority
upon all diseases Of the horse, as its phenome-
nal sale attests, over four million copies having
been sold IN the past ten years, a sale never be-
fore reached by any publication in the same
period Of time, and we feel confident that our
patrons will appreciate the work and be glad
to avail themselves of this opportunity Of OBJ
tanning a valuable book.
1t is necessary that You mention this paper
in sending for this Treatise This offer will
remain open for only short time.
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The dead body of DIR. p. II. Cronin
an Irish-American physician of Chica-
90, who strangely disappeared about
two weeks ago, has been discovered.
There has been much excitement grow
ing out his disappearance, and now it
is clear that he was murdered. The
singular part of the affair is, that he
was marked out for assassination and
his assassins chosen by a secret society
of which the DIR. was amember. Some
troubles arose and this man had made
enemies and his death was calmly and
cooIly agreed upon. His story reads
like one of the bloody tales of the Ital-
ian secret orders of the Middle Ages.
The detectives are searching for the
murderers, and for the sake of the pres
ervation of the good order of society we
hone they viii be discovered and strict
lv dealt with. The country is filling
ND with secret societies, most of which
no doubt are well enough, but the pop
ular Indignation win be aroused against
them all when even one takes the lives
of members into its own hands regard
less of the law of the land.
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We remember in our younger days
of hearing something about Medford
rum. 1t was called good liquor then.
The article is still manufactured but it
is said to be so poor that twill not sell
in this country, and the manufacturer
has made contract through an Eng
lish house to furnish 5000 gallons of
rum per day for the African trade. 1t
is said that the rum business is carried
on quite extensively on the African
coast, and that Mass. has the honor of
furnishing missionaries to reform the
natives and the shame of furnishing
rum with which TO demoralize them
the same vessel sometimes carrying out
both agencies--a sort of vinegar and
molasses cargo. Some of the good peo-
pie of Mass, who are interested in the
missionary part of the business object
to having their work undone faster than
they can advance it. But what can be
done about it?
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-05-30
WINDSOR COUNTY COURT.

The Windsor County Court will
commence its May tenn session at
Woodstock the 2Sth, Judge Veazey Of
Rutland presiding. The docket for
the term is little larger than usual
and promises TO be a term of three
weeks or more. The whole number
of cases on the law docket is 1874 of
these 81 are civil cases, Of which 33
are now set for the jury Probably a.
bout one In five of these viii be tried
by Jury. There are u criminal cases
on the docket and 20 divorce cases to
be disposed of. On the chancery
docket Of the term there are 22 cases.
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II takes long time for the truth to
overtake lie. When Allen Thorn
dixie Rice died a sensational story about
his parents and an episode in his child
hood started upon the rounds of the pa
pers. Mr.. Ticknor, who was conver-
SAINT with the facts at once made a state
ment which took out much of the SEN
sational part and seemed to have great
er probability than the first statements,
but the second story has not overtaken
the first, which keeps up a lively move
ment through the country, all of which
goes to show that people like to have
their mental diet highly seasoned wheth-
er it is healthy or not.
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STATE or VERMONT. I In Probate Court, held
r, ..rts,,,,,, ptsrpIcT - at Woodstock. within
- ~, a t said Disfricf On tie 2lst day Of May 1883
Present. Hon 7 Q. seaver; duase- ,,, .o.,
An instrument purporting 70 rs ths t,.t., - 90 49,
testament 0f Mary G.. Fowler late OF De'hel Dea ,,
in mid District deceased. is presented 70 le O"'
rev.. hv las q; Fowler. the custodian theIeYi III,
fo nrohate and IL is ordered by SAID sourt I.l a., i
rions concerned therein be notified to appear ny
fore saih Court AZ 'iie fhe 18th day Of June
next and contest the probate Of said VIII y teA ;as 20
cause: for which purpose IL Is fur,he. ,ihd three
ats successiyev previous to the time appolnlsa lor
rovtpg said will in Herald 4 Courier, heT i,s,
pnbiisheo AZ De''e' ~ '''' NJ j. SEAVER. Regiser.
true copy s,tsss q THos. o. sEAvER Judge.
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There is a great deal of risk about
raising boys in these days. They are
compelled to run the gauntlet of all the
diseases incident to childhood, and in
addition to these they must encounter
the perils of cigars, cigarettes, tobacco
chewing, rum-drinking, small gambling
and bicycling and base ball playing.
Now and then one passes through all
these and grows into manhood, but the
majority suffer physical, mental and
moral deterioration, even if not totally
wrecked. And the dangers thicken. In
the cities they are much greater than
in the country but rum and tobacco
and degeneracy and ruin find their way
into the sparsest settlements. In addi-
ton to these agencies that work for ev-
il is a nameless vice that is taking the
strength and vigor out of young man
hood, fitting victims for hospitals and
patients for insane asylums and thereby
adding to the burdens of community.
1t must needs demand the pressure of
the strongest moral forces that can be
brought into action to keep society in
the line of advance.
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Probate Of VIII.

ssiAlk OF VERMONT. In Probate Court hele az
h4ABoLPH DISTRICT IS Randolph within anu ior
" District on the goth day Of May A. ID lSe3.
AZ Instrument with codicil annexed. purporunt
q ne last viii and Testament ofLoren 5rlsNulo'
~ q kando lh In said district. deceased oehk pIs
ssl.el 70 the court by Gilman b. Dubois ang ~. =.
fisNoid the executors therein named. for frooale'
= ordered by said Courithat all persons conceIn "
t1efein be notified to appear At session o. sa,u
pt 70 be held at the Probate Office in Randolph on
~ lth day Of june A. ID. 1879 and show cause u any
~ may have against the Probate OF SAID Will ~ ~
record o. this order he published three weeks sue
so5,silteg In the HERALD AND NEws printed AZ ran
'ipl. previous to said time appointed for hearing.
BY the Court Attest
rs WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Judge
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The English will probably find out
whether this government means any
thing when it warns all hands off the
seals in Behring sea. 1t has sent war
vessel up there with orders to arrest all
intruders. This means business. II
any of the effete kingdoms Of the old
world have any doubt about it let them
organize a fishing party and come over
this summer and scurry round after
seals. The navy secretary doesn't talk
for buncombe.
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DESIRABLE PLACE FOR SALE.

In the village of West Randolph, Vt, ia S't, =
natad M Il, an the Center St. Modern story anu g g
half French roof nearly new Sr.ok nd De s0Is harm
e;ght rooms, with large ell, sheu % sH- and harm
Never Ialhns ac,ss ~ssse of land. Buildings made
about two ~ 49, eso - and ARE in good condition
IoGuf Il g be Il residence Of the late EPh% dhSysD %s1
= IA Il bn;t I bv him in the most substa9sta s IL , -
nsr .ar for his own use and nov oiieFu i0' SO y
go ~, ne estate. Apply 70 Da.,.h VI