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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-05

STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate cou,, -
hANDoLPH DIsTRICT.ss Randolph within az. VI y
said Disfrict.on the 18th dav 0fAug ID is -I ~ y
s,i Ee RurPortng g be the last will and Ieans
iriei, deceased. oeng presented tC Court,lr 0,e
MeAllister Observation-Disclosures Tor Prob,,s. ~
Ordered BY said Court. that all persons II ~
s e no sh 70 appear Al session OF said Cour NV
OF sept. A. ID. lss9. and show cause If sn1 ~,
have. kainst the ProbaeO Of said viii; Tor Winter w.
pose II Is frther ordered, that copy OF the re,.s.
HERALD NEWS. printed at RandOnh nrst,i 'l l
SAID time appointed for hearing. BY lie fonrt
80 Attest. WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Ind
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ROCHESTER HonLow.

Aaron Hoisington had surprise par
Il on Monday evening and there were
present Mr.. and Mrs. John Howard.
Chas. Howard, wife and son Of Maiden,
Mass, Frank Copeland and wife, Car
enee Morse and wife. Arthur Burrldge
and family of West Randolph Elijah
Baker has been visiting here for two
weeks. Mrs. Maria Barrett OF Bridge
water is visiting relatives in this yicini-
tv... Mrs. Lydia Cushman OF Haverhill,
Mass. has been visiting around here but
has nov gone to her brothers.
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RRo0KFIELn.

Miss Alice Gaylord returned to Chica-
go last week 70 resume school teaching
....H. NJ. Gaylord and Martin Roweli
are buying cattle to take TO Mass. The
regular grange meeting will be held FRI
day eve, Sept. 9Th. There has been
one pleasant week this season.. Miss
Jennie ,-oomis of Mortified and Mrs.
II. p. Abbott of East Roxbury spent
last Friday at W. 5. Graves -. VIM
throp Abbott a.es to Hanover this week
to enter college.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-05

The Kabo corset that
never breaks its bones -
the reason is, its bones are
not bones at all, but kabo-
or kinks, rolls up, or shifts /;
the unstretchable Kabo cor
set is eyeleted with loops Of
corset lace instead Of sharp
edged metal.
Soft eyelets we call them.
But they are tough they
never wear out in the life Of
a corset. They do not make
the lacing show through a
thin dress. as metal does.
If soft eyeiets had been in
use first. there never would
have been any metal. Some
mechanic must have hit on
the metal. A woman would
have made the loop by in
stinct.
The Kabo is tough but
smooth it has the form of a
Venus; it has a certain soft
ness, for Kabo bends with a
touch; but the habo IS tough;
it's made for women who
want it tough.
If it breaks in q year. or
fails in any way or part
except the steels-the corset
inventor hasn't got round to
the steels yet-go back to the
store where you bought your
corset and get your money
back.
CHICAGO coRsET Co. chicago and Ssv York.
SOLD BY {. A. THOMAS.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-05

Mrs. Richards. who has been spending
several days in town has returned 10 her
home IN Mass. Miss Emily Kimball is
teaching in West Rochester.
Joel Waller of West Concord, n. ii. Is
visiting his sister, Mrs. 5. p. Brown.
Harrison Richardson and wife are Wis
iting friends in town. John kimball
and Dick Gay started Monday for their
scnool in Burlington. Mrs. NJ. f..
smith has moved TO Rochester. Miss
Mabel Spaulding has been visiting in
Rutland for the past week.. VIII Reed
has moved into the house vacated by
Mrs. Smith.... Mrs. Fanny Goodwin Is
visiting on WhitcomD hill... Miss Re
becca Gilbert is visiting Sallie Cay.
Arthur Ballard aud wife returned from
their visit 60 l.akeville, y. ii. Monday.
Mrs. Arletrie Packard Is visiting
Mrs. Lucy Durkee. Mrs .Addie Rogers.
who has been at ''Eeho Farm" this sum
mer has returned 10 her home -. Several
from this place attended the Association
at Rutland. Mrs. VIII Taggart .was
called to Richford last week bv the III
ness of her mother. Miss Phoebe
Smith, who has been working IN Bridge
water this summer. has returned home.
...M Miss Kate kimball has gone to her
home in West Berlin. Mr.. McLaugh-
lin is in town. Mrs. Fred Martin i in
town for a few weeks Charlie Twitch-
ell had the misfortune to have his right
arm caught in threshing machine last
FRIDAY 50 that il had to be amputated
above the elbow. The primary school
began Monday with Miss Nellie Terry of
Bethel as teacher. Miss Nettie Wilson
Is teaching on South Hill.... Mrs. Susie
Andrews of Maiden. Mass. Is visiting at
DR.. smiths. Mrs. Levi Blanchard il
very sick. Lorenzo Bird is in New
port. n. Miss Helen Bigelow is
visiting friends in Boston and Maine.
Miss Mary Leonard is teaching In Bethel.
....Mrs. fuckers sister from Barre Is
spending few days with her.
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Commissioners Notice.
Estate ID HENRY Q. VINTON

The undersigned. having been appointed by tie
Hon. Probate Court for the District 81 Randolph
Commissioners. 10 receive. examine and adjust al
claims aud dimands Of all persons against the eslale
Of Henry G. Nlnton late Of Raud0lphin said DIS
trici. deceased. all claims exhibited Ia Offset thereto
hereby give notice that we will meet i0T the purposes
aforesaid. az the office Of j. ID. Denison In Ran
dnlph on the lst day Of Get.
from leoclock. a. M. unti O'Clock p, NJ
u said day. and that six from TIE % day Of sep
ISIS l. the time limited by said Court for said ere.
srs % present their claims 10 for exam nation aug
allowance. Dated al Randolph this % day OF sept.
A. d. lss9.
WAI r. WALL Com
SSl I'D. DENISON ! missionefs.
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Geo. Campbell's child has been very
sick but is better.-.. Watson Lamb of
Medford, Mass. was here 70 attend the
funerai Of II. G. Ninton last week....C.
Lamson has sold his property In town
to J. NJ. Ford of Rochester. The
Briggs baby has been very sick Jo-
seph Robinson and wife made a short
visit IN town Sunday. We have had
fine weather the past week, the farmers
have had a good chance TO finish haying
and get IN their grain.
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ouEcrIEE.

Chas. X. Whitman and wife are home
from visit in the West. ...Jessie Jen-
nings and wife are spending the week in
Pomfret. ...J. c. Parker and William
Lindsey attended the horse Fair at Rut-
land 80. i. Harrington of Springfield,
Mass, has been stopping at Il. Ii. Dut-
ton's.... Olney Chamberlain and three
companions went on fishing excursion
10 Enfield pond last week. I'm. A. Har-
rington of Cornish Flat. N. H.. Is spend
ing week in town. John Redding and
wife of Boston, Mass, are the guests of
Mrs. O. +. Barron. William spencer
and family are home from Rutland 80.
Mary Monkey will spend the fall and win
ter in Iowa. Alice Marsh spent last
week In West Hartford. W. l.. Bragg
Is home from New London, n. h.. The
Dewey mills will start up this week
Nelsos Snow and family are home from
Roxbury. ...J. L. Boudette is home from
Lewiston, Me-, where he has engaged to
go into business 1.-The village schools
commenced this week with full attend
ance and the old board Of teachers 80.
Benjamin Carpenter is i'll with Or. Day
OF Hartford for attending physician -.
;. z. Buchanan aud wife are home from
Mr.. Bugbee of Bridgewa-
ter has nearly completed his contract
house at Dewey's mills.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-05
WEST RRInGEMATER.

The Gilsons are visiting at Geo. Pet
ty's.... The Baxters Of Rutland passed
through this place Sunday in a six
horse coach. Quite number from this
place attended the Breeders meeting at
Rutland last week. =. Episcopal speak
ing at the school house Thursday eve.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-05

STATE OF VERMONT. I In Probate Court l4s
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. - al Randolph in ana
for said District. on the 2th day Of Aux. A. d.
iese. An Instrument purportlng 10 be the last WIN
aud Testament of Betsey Nichols. late OF Ran
dolphin said district deceased being presented 10 M
Courl hy Rebecca Wilbur the Eye.u-
frix therein named. for Probate; Il i ordered ~ lie
said eouri. that all persons concerned therein be no.
titled 70 appear al q session Of said Court 10 be he'd
~ the Probate Office IN Randolph on the 10Th dayof
sept. A. ID. lssS. and show cause II any they
may have against the Probate OF said will. for which
purpose II 4 further ordered that cOiy 0f the nee
ord OF this order be Published three weeks success
lively IN the Herald and News. printed az West Ran
dolph.previsus 10 said time appointed for hearing
By the Court. Attest.
SO WILLIAM u NICHOLS Judge
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-05

The Vermont Central Pomona Grange
will hold its Bird quarterly meeting at
Berlin sept. 18th, and the public are
cordially invited to attend the afternoon
session. III. z. ABBOTT, Sec.
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NOTICE.

This 4 20 certify that have this day -ivenmy son.
Harry @ Cole, his time during tile remainder u his
minority and shall claim none ~ biz wages nor pay
any debts of bis contracting after this date.
:. Y. COLE
Witness, Y. l. SPEAR
Brainiree. VT. Aug. p. lSs9. so
This q 70 certify that have this DAY given my son
Amos Wilson, his time during The femainderoi his
minority aud shall claim none 81 bis wages nor pay
any debts Of his contracting after tbs dale.
WI. X. WILSON
Rochester. VI. Aug. "a. lSsa. 81
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-05

BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.-The
best salve IN the world for cuts, bruises; sores;
ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores. letter. chapped
hands. chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles or no pay required.
Ii is guaranteed to give full satisfaction. or
money refunded, Price % cents per box.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-05
NORTH RoYALroN.

School has commenced in district No.
10 Bethel with Miss Durham as teacher
....Mrs. Nancy Colburn is improving
49,. Edward Whitney is at work for c.
Bell1nap.
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License Sell.

STATE OF VERMONT, tIn Probate Uour, bss :,
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. ssi Chelsea In ani T..
said District. on the 18th dav OF Aug. A. d ls5
Adelaide Clark aduinisrratriN ~ ~ -, ~
Nancy W. Merrill late Of Chelsea In said jisfrlef NJ
ceased, makes application 10 said Court for liens
to sell all OF the real estate OF said deceased ,,
seniing that said sale Is necessary for the pavmel
ane eepts - ms u.tfAeeh Where.
upon.i d ordered by said Court that said annirs,
come under consideration andbe heard on the 0 dsy
o. sept. A. ID. 1853. At the Probate oaiee h
Randolph and u Is urther ordered that ali uarsan.
Interested be notified hereof by publication q ross
OF ihis application and order three weeks successive
~ IN the HERALD AND NEws. printed al Raudoinb
peiote said time u hearing that they may appear al
AID time and plaee.and II theysee cause object thereto
By the Court. attest,
true COPY OF record attest. s.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-05

FoR sALE.-A carefully selected
stock top carriages from $40 10 500,
road wagons SO, road carts So to $50
said carriages are thoroughly made Of
selected stock. am selling them at a
small margin. Also second hand piano
box wagons S22 to SIS.
ISAAC NEWTON, W. Randolph, Vt.
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WANTED

CHRISTMAS GREENS-Will pay cents
per pound for the best quality delivered at
my house in Bethel Lympus from the 18th of
Oct. to the Is Of Nov.
sep.m c. R. NOBLE.
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NOTICE.

Roches ter. Vt. Aug. %, lssa
This Is TO certify that | have this day gwen
my son Erven E. Brown. his tine our,
ing the remainder Of his minority. shall
claim none Of his wages nor pay any debts OF
his contracting after this date. .,,-,-
SIP 1. \. bhONN.
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Sanford's Ginger.

With sleepless vigilance Sanford's Ginger
guards the home against thousand dangers
in the air, water, food and climate. Never
and hence il has become enshrined in countless
homes As the realization of all that is preyen-
tive and curative IN medicine and condiments
Once introduced into the household it can
never be displaced. IL IS its own best adver-
tisement. Thousands say daily. Use Sanford's
Ginger il is the best Of all Gingers.n
Composed OF imported ginger choice aro-
MATES. and the best OF medicinal French Bran
dy, Sanford's Ginger is vastly superior 10 all
other gingers. and care should be exercised in
purchasing lest some cheap. worthless worth
less and often dangerous ginger be substituted.
Ask for
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MAI. h. WALL.
I'D. DENIS0N



Tie undersigned. having been appointed p ne
Hon.Probate Court for the district Of kandenh sen-
misslouers. to receive examine. and adjust all eAMs
snd demands Of all persons AGAINST the estate o. ~
RE L.'Bass. late u Brainiree In said DlsIN
deceased and all claims exhibited IN onset mere
10, hereby give notice tina will meet Tor Tue nut
poses aioresaid.at J. ID. Denisou's Office 10 Nes'
Randolph on the "a day OF oct. -
from 10 O'Clock A NJ until 3 O'Clock z. NJ
OF said day ami that six months irgu
tae "a dav of sept A. D.. lsse is the time limil'
i by said Court for said creditors @ present tnti
ciaitas 10 US for examination and allowance.
Dated AZ Randolph fhis ~ dav ~ sept u ny
y. u. DFNIS0N Commits
81 F.E. WYMAN sioners'
STATE or VERMONT. In fronAte Court ddi
Randolph DISTRICT. - Randolph within and loF
said district on the - day Of sept 4. ID. IS Marin
dA NJ. George ADMINISTRATIVE Of The eslale
of Alphens.;eOrge late Of Randolph In said disl. d
ceased makes application 10 said Court for iices v
sell all the real estate OF said deceased renrseahs
that said sale Is necessary for the payment q INC
debts Of said deceased.
Aherenpon, II Is ordered by said Court that sall
application be referred 10 session .,
said Court 10 be held al the Probate once - s.a
on the 24th day OF sept. A. ID. ~, iel
bearing and decision thereon Aud Il Is furiheI "
dered that notice hereof be given 10 all persons llei
ested BY publication Of the same three weeks snese
sively IN the Herald and News. weekly neNspsls.l
published AZ Randolph. previous 20 said time apoil
Ell Tor hearing. that they may appear al SAID Tune 4
II they see cause object thereto.
By the Court. Attest
81 WM. II. NICHOLS. judge
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HUNTS RENpn''
WILL CURE III. ..,n1lI.l )Y
REGULATE rba AHEf'S,
10" cant afford TO be - y orih lin.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notiee

Notice is hereby given ~ u.
certificate numbered 4s27 for rp 4. %. d
preferred p stock of the conne q,s ,'is
Passnmpsie river railroad issnes.'eu i d
:" FERDNAND gr y y
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

kueope Here he busle8 huself n the
c. e .ou II eugfsyl1ss AID ul , astel
casts Z antique 4 ttaas MA eh soo4ia
feu tne nueleas ot actanet Ia story
aHd hae arts "a the unyers.ty. la leo9
t1e EEst ealaea vl tl4e1e sf1ge 20
plU. and u 1855 tAe first ea.t.on
oi l- afisiaa. Ia SIS q Fey sed text
~ the comp. te 10 ms of Virgil with
aaaotaf ems, and a N.Tgii.an Dictionary
w 81 ven ID the publ-c. ihe favor
which these works bak reee Ved in tAe
strous 30 sclH9ols aad colleges, not
oniy 81 Aach gan. iut tnrolgnoat tne
country. tears ampletesI-Moay % ths4
excellence.
On the res lgnati0n Of President Haven
iu 1869 Dr. trleLe became acting pFosl-
dent ot tAe unA eTs,ty = postlon which
De nled w IL great credit until le1l,
when, 80 h's own earnest solicitation,
Dr Au2ea was cailei q take tle posi-
ton. IT, lssg President Angela being
appointed nam 'ster plen poteuJaT ~
China, Prof trleze was agaln made
acting president Tins term Of office
Was equally fortunate with h-s former
admin -srat0n. The number Ol stu
dent, lu tlie university WAS al Us then
highest point. there belng 1884 ia all de-
parlmeus, and an appropriation Of
$1,000 icr rle erection Oi "a library
building wa, obtained The schools az
political science and Of uleChanlcal en-
gueerns vas founded, and the courses
in music, both within and without the
university. were introduced.
Dr. Free has lived a life cOlOred
NTH beautiful theories, many of which,
no doubt, have faded under the stern
ray, Of necessity, hut not few have
been toned 70 exquisite reality. lis
work, like the Style OF his oloquence,
WAS poetic. lis highest longlngs were
toward art, and his tastes expressed
themselves in his manner. Hls appre-
c.auye scholarship, ms refinement, hls
gentle courtesy and his goodness 50
fairy won the hearts OF las pupils, that
of none other IN tle university OF Mich
igan can It be more truly said, "He
was loved by AL"
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08
HAS CLOSED HIS LIES WORK
The Oldest Professor in the Uni
versity Of Michigan.
\ Continuous Connectio on with the Uni
yer~ity for More Than Thirty-Gve
Year,-iIrief sketch of His Life.

AxN ARBoR, Mich, Dee. 7.-Dr.
Henry Simmons Freze, dean of the
literary department. and the oldest
professor IN the Michigan University,
di.d at ms homo here tins morning 1T
5.i5 O'Clock. He is survived by hs
widow and two daughters. Ills dcatl
came from the general breaking down
of oit age, hastened by an affection Of
uc Irtn.
Dr. Henry Simmons Fr.cze was born
in Boston Mass. September is, 1917.
IT'S father, JacobF Fr.ez.. was q minister
of tac Umversahst Church. ANA after
ward a writer of considerable note for
Che newspaper press iu Providence,
r. l. After preparing for college at
Newport. z. l., Henry Fueze entered
Brown University, supporting hm-elf
meanwhile by hls SIS ~ au organ -t
and graduated. at t1e age oi -, as
va.adictor,an of h.s class.
II c0. IeEe course completed Dr.
served as lnstructar u Br1.a iu.ver-
stv. and tae grammar s.l.o 3 ran-
ueCron, for tea follow tIri..u
wears. carly develop the -ael
qualities whcI have rs .s8 lm fH tue
FIRST rauk 1f Americas educators.
Iu 1855 Nr. Freze was .aIlei ~ -rr-
Ccet ~. Haven as profess uf t.e
Iefn language ard literature of t.e
lurcrs fY 0f ACalafa- ~nrtv aff.r-
ward. upan hs aauon ut f' te
r.a.M az rf.m ..r Nr.rer .. ..a..H.f ...
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.
A Sewing Machine Agent Suddenly
Leaves Town.
II. r. McComb Departs From the Country,
Leaving No Clew-NO Apparent
Reason for His Conduct

Several weeks ago a young man
named K. +. McC1mb came here and
took a position with y. q. Campman
rs agent for sew machine. He
engaged board with L. ST.. Rock at the
corner If Barclay and John-sts., agree
ng % furnish them sewing machine
in part pay for board. The machine
was furnished according TO agreement
and his board was promptly paid. Last
sunday when Rock went 70 ms room To
call him tO breakfast ne found note,
SAYING that hc was called away on
business. As time passed and he did
not come back, they became alarmed
and went 20 CamDman for an explana-
ton. lie could afford none, except
that McCOmb was gone, ne knew not
where, nor what for. As far as can be
learned McCOmb owes no one IN town,
aud there is no reason for has running
away. He left behind him at the
boarding house some clothes and other
property. and MS landlord don't know
what % DO about IT.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08
4 LIES ROMANCE.
The Good Work Accomplished by
the Emerson Home.
a Woman OF the Town Compels Man
TO Become a Bigsmist-She Reforms
and Leads NirtuOus Life.

Justice Hydorn. yesterday, married
Horace Abbott aud Frances VI. Ingra-
ham. The groom was but % and the
bride 30. Abbott IS not unknown in
matrimonial way. Some time since he
was compelled TO marry Nellie De
Young. then q notorious woman of the
town. Justice Wcstfall performed the
ceremony. aad il subsequently, deyel-
oped tina, he had a wife living, and she
afterwards WAS divorced from him in
tle superior court. The reason he was
not prosecuted Tor u.gImy was that the
Elrua-e with the DelOung wOm II
was a forced oa ad did not count .n
.tw. Tie af. tt rwdris became an
inmate OF t4. tmoIsOn Home, r.
formed. matr aud i- leading the
ile of q vlltl. honorable woman.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

Almost one week has elapsed since
the mysterious disappearance of Clar-
cnce J. loot, the United states TX
press clerk, and vet not one word has
been received that would tend IN the
81 shtest degree 10 unrayel the mystery
OF his gong. The questions still re-
main, Was he taken? or, Did he go2
They are uuauswerable as yet, and
seem unanswcrsble.
The facts published of his having
purchased pair of colored spectacles;
inquired the rates to Montreal and
from that point to Liverpool. the pur-
chase OF 4 suit of clothes at Newman's
and the purchase Of pair of shoes at
the Chicago Shoe Store, when he
needed neither, are certainly strong
points against him. But SO far as any
thing OF terminating nature being
shown beyond these facts there is
positively nothing; and the whole case
Is as deeply enshrOuded IN mystery as
ever.
The local detectives have been en-
gagged i'm the case from the start, and
have at least shown their willingness to
work, and it Is probable tnat they
would have accomplished more if they
had been treated with frankness by the
officials of the express company.
The statement published IN the TELE-
GRAM-H ERALD yesterday III reference to
the unexplained departure of a woman
with whom loot was sand to
be intimate is up to this time
the only hypothesis upon which the
theory OF hsdellberate leaving is based.
Ii ms purpose mad bren simply robbery
there was plenty OF available stuff
within ms easy reach which ne did not
touch. This is IN itself something Of
an offset against the idea that he alb
seconded. Another item of interest IS
the fact that cau easily lie proven,
that sf.er e Office closed On
saturday nigh, loot received a
package containing 81, 900 IN cash,
billed for Chicago, and on Thursday
the gentleman who sent 1t received his
receipt for it, showing that 1t had been
safely delivered.
Late on the same afternoon Mr.. An
drew SchOfer, the Collector of Customs
at this port, gave loot 1892 to
be sent to Chicago, and on
Tuesday received a receipt for
the money. loot could have taken
either or both of these packages had he
desired, but he did not.
Why did he leave? is the only ques-
ton unanswered, rs the diamonds and
money missing We're certainly IN them
selves not q sufficient inducement for
such an act.
1t was quietly intimated last night
that package containing $4,000 in
currency had been shipped late on
Saturday, and that tins was
m.-,.nL. and that the officers of the
express company knew of it, but were
conceaIing 1t i'm oid to prevent a nat
urai falling Oft OF business arising from
a lack OF confidence. This story, how
ever, was we'll investigated, butneither
suh-tautiatei nor refuted and IS SIMPLY
given for what It IS worth.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

The Committee Of the L. 3. A.
wish to say that in publishing their
card of thanks for assistance rendered
al the charity ball, they unfortunately
omitted mention Of the programs
which were gwen by several firms
Programs, Eaton, Lyon a Co: penc Is
and cards, G.. A. Hall x Co.. printing,
Dean Printing Company; pencils. Bu-
chanan X Co. our regrets for thc
omission and thanks for the favors
conferred are hereby offered. ln
Thanksgiving Acknowledgements made
recently the line reading $50, Owasl-
tanOng Committee" should have read A..
"$25. Mrs. &. NJ. Colt, through OWasl-
tanOng Committee An apology Is
offered for tho mlsiakc.