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The sun., 1889-11-19
To.Dnv,. Eu,r,e. for ClInor.

halt rurlonga Foster I2O 81 Paris ia; Moonstone,
iUe. Matte DoorAm, 100; Vivid lU5; Howerson us;
Carrie o., 10 q Gounod 1885, Silver star, los; sehuok
l03; Ten Rock, 81.
longs Umpire 10. Bairspring. ll9; Keystone, lO5;
Utility, loi lliida 100: sun.hns es King Arthur 81;
Third Rnce-Purse S9 o for twoysAr olds; seven fur
longs Jack Rose 1873. Garrison, lia; Bessie n, llo;
Mischief. lis; Maggie X, lI5; GrAmorcy, 100.
Fourth Race-Purse $40; weights selling alownnces
aeven and one-half furlonEG AutocrAt, l25; Prince
kdward i2f; Lancaster, III; Van. l2O; TheorA ll9;
Belmont lls: Manhattan, llSi Count Luna lls; De
ception ilT Wild Cherry li5 Redyht ll3; Meade ll3
Fifth Race-The Hattie Royal Handicap; purse Sl,WO
for all ages: ono and one sixteenth miles Young Duke
Jii. Little hiuch. III; Dunboyno il5; Now or Never
LIZ; j a. B., lIoi kelco ah iIe: Frank ward io1 R,
wood lO4; Groomsman o. Peg Woffngton, so; spe
cialty. OIL: Clay stockton, lOS. $500.
Sixth HAce-Purso SBBI: selling; one and one eighth
miles Van, iO2 Count Luna lU2 CArtselL lU2; Jennie
Mcfarland, lol; Sam D., lol.
The sun., 1889-11-19
Base Ball Notes.
The veteran Harry Wright signed contract ysstar.
day to manage the PhiadelphA Club -

The veteran Harry Wright signed contract ysster.
day to manage tho PhiladelphiG Club.
The Negotiation Committee Of tho League 10 actively
at work In getting applications and terms from clubs
throughout tho country The oppor tunty for
ing sars OF the base ball world to forge TO the front Ia
beng taken advantage of rapidly.
John I. Rogers Secretary of the PHILADELPHIA Climb
announced Yesterday that Catcher Clements and Pitcher
Gleason signed with the Philadelphia Club Both ME
are said TO have signed Brotherhood contrActA
Another instance Of tho prevalent PerniciouS system
of ringing In J." outsiders came TO light yesterday X
Scott zimmerman OF Danvil!e. Pa, is member Of the
University Law School, and Is ine base ball player
yesterday endeavorine to induce zimmerman to leave
offered to pay AmInerman board and tuition and
him cash bonus besides. He went 30 far as 10
tell him there ticket for Boston waiting for him
at Broad street station and hat IL would coat him
cent zimmerman refused tho offer and said: 20 TO
college for law and base bali and meet my own X.
penseL would 20 a eRe that would nav NV
eXpense8.'- PHILADELPHIA Record. 80 ~
The sun., 1889-11-19
FiEhting Notes.

Bll Raider who dsfeAtSd Sam Akslo0k and Pred
yohnlon are matched 90 box 70 finish for &ioo HdS
In two months in London
The dAe Of The match between Jack Rannop and Jack
tnt " H ooA " eivS Tounus ioE hide mas been
Agricultural Hall lsnKton.
joe Williams, the champion light weight OF Baltimore
called a. ThE Sun ofco yesterday. lie Is willing 70
nKht JACK Luckey Of BrOoklVn or any l2epoun man
Tor SSLO or Sl,U u aide or purse.
The Golden Gate Athletic Club offered 10 match Pad iy
bmth against Billy DacsJ, that the contest might h
up lle gap opened by the Luce' Carroll adjournment
but smith Iaid ho must have weeks 10 train in and
the thing fell through
Danny hsedhAm has struck San FrGuciaco looking for
game Plenty OF citizens out there will back D1cey
1EAinIt him- Daesy has been In that country for
sent challenges far Ahd wide.
The sun., 1889-11-19
GETTING D0WX T0 BUSINESS
Yale RelInblea on Hand and Princeton HAD
Better Hustle.

Hottor HuHIIos
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 1s.-Corbin and Wood
run oflsst years football eleven arrived In town
to-day, together with Ray Tompkins OF the 's4
eleven. Corbln will play centre rusher on the
college team against Hanson. who has been Sc
lected to play that position on the university
team. Woodruff and Tompkins will look aftcr
the other players Among the students It Is
thought that Corbin will be placed In centre In
ing George. Capt. Gill. however, does not
confirm this report. but on tho other hand he
who should be barred out, Yale will make no
challenges because q wrapgle over the matter
would lower college football In the eyes OF tho
public.
Ali approaches to the Yale field were guarded
by members Of the committee recontly ap-
college were allowed In the field during the
practice hour. Wallace Simmonds, 80. Is
Chairman Of the committee.
The sun., 1889-11-19

WARRINGTON. D. c.. Nov. 1s.-Secretary N. E.
Young promulgated the following contracts and
leases: Contracts-with Cincinnati. L. viau; Boston.
A. schellhAEse; Philadelphia T. d. vickery. K. D.
Burke. d. Anderson. K u. Decker, Z: Mayer: Chit
R%1t william @ wilson on Kansas City E. E smith e: Louis Louis
Thomas EaEls J. J. Coonsy; BY Washington, A A
Irgin
The sun., 1889-11-19
John Ward ON the Move.

BOSTON. Nov 1S.-A special 10 the Herald from
Holyoke today says; John NJ. Ward President of tho
Brotherhood Association of Ball PAyerG paid visit to
this city yesterday and when be left at evening he
carried q contract signed by Tom Tucker the BaltE
hood. Mickey Welsh has signed the Brotherhood's
agreement and expects to sign threeyeArs contract
with the New York; Of the Brotherhood In . couple Of
dAyan
The sun., 1889-11-19
An Amazed PreInte.

dlst!nEuiShed forsIen divine. visiting America for
the nTG time on the occasion OF the Catholic ConRreE
travelled bstween Now Yors and Baltimore on the Cen.
EIesSion1l Limited OF the PennsylyAniA Railroad aud
he said 70 reporter that OF the
hnGS hS s1psren9ed was the eating Of dinner between
the rate OF sixty mileB hour" ~ -
Ii y [. S1 SysEyssy eIPsriSROS Sf AmsEiSAAA ana they
The sun., 1889-11-19
Racing In Alabama.

BIRMINaHAM. Nov. 1s.-None OF the favorites
won In to-day's Of tho Association meeting
The track was heavy.
First Raee-Three quarters dash. for all ages purse
S2oo Bertha won Deer Lodge second, sisoleo third.
Time, l2lh
Second Race-Five-eighths' DASH for two.yearod
maidens; purse $3.50 keniwortn won Revival second,
Lucille third. Time, Loo.
Third Raee-Miio; selling; purse S275 Bucker won
by nose, Balance second Bonnie King third Time,
Fourth Race-Florence Hotel Stakes: free handicap
Bweepstak for all Burch Pantalette second
Queen OF TrumpB third. Time 290AA
The sun., 1889-11-19
Prlnceton Eleven AM RIrht.

PRINCETON. Nov. 1s.-It is again affirmed
here Ethat there 10 not . man on tn" Princeton
College Football team who is not regular member of
tho college attending at least I've lectures per week,
nna an ,nae tnego ~ s no one HonS ~ any pSssoi
The sun., 1889-11-19
Football Notea-
Tho Rambling wheelmens football team will play tho
HillhouRo team on Thanksgiving Day.

HilhouEo team on Thanksgiving Day.
The Hasbrouck Institute football team will play the
OrtiAnA Field Clubs eleven the Oakland Park base
ball grounds on SATURDAY afternoon The reason as.
Prospects or Brooklyn Saturday last thor
having their regular team which necessitRted their
making up scrub team
The Thistle Football Club OF New York we'll started
on their third having played nve matches win
ming four games and losing one scoring 81 goals
The team i4 much stronger this year and play
tho second round for tho American Cup. Trenton is
the only club they fear In their division.
The sun., 1889-11-19
EIeld rrrale IN NORTH carolina.

HIGH POINT. N. c.. Nov. 1s.-The Eastern
ned trial Derby to-day and tho first series
Of heats OF with the following result: Beppo
fourth and Frt ordered up for yApt OF meri. Annie
tie Linz beat Bessie n Rip Rap beat Dan q. Rowdy.
Rod beat LamoA. Mamie h beat Blue Ridge
The sun., 1889-11-19
AMON9 THE ATHLETES
D.x,, Record. Are Ali Right.

There was considerable discussion among
athletes yesterday as to whether Willie Days
great record-breaking performances at three
and four miles last Saturday were In accordance
with the regulations OF the Amateur Athletic
Union. The starting at the games was absurd.
There was no pistol available. and the stnrter
would set the men on their marks. shout co."
and wave his hat ut the timekeepers. who
would start their wat ches from tho wave oi the
hat In this manner Z. +. Bnrnes was credited
with running 220 yards from scratch In Zzi
his form. A great many athletes were Of the
opinion that this irregular starting would in
ynlidate Days record but the rule OF the
Amateur Athletic Union covering this point
says: The method Of starting shall be by pis-
the word 20 shall be used" As Day made his
records in q time handicap race they are not
affected by the absence Of pistol but Barness
22k-second performance Is void.
The sun., 1889-11-19
BOWLING.

sone aood worh with ths wsoSea nan.
The Rosedales captured both games at the
Pomsroy tournament Friday night The oothams
made . spisndid nEht in the second game but were
beaten By one point The scores:
The sun., 1889-11-19
scorsr-J. G. RaAh. Umpirs-o. Folgo.
Tho Americas of Newark defeated the New Jsrsoys
of Jersey City by tho following score:

Tho match game between Teams J. and . OF the Alta
lAntR Wherlmen was rolled on saturday evening The
scores now being made by tho men will decide who
will compose the team to represent the club 1t their
month The
The sun., 1889-11-19
THIRD CANE.
Totals........o Il 20 5e7 To.alA ......l+ IS .

Pin knights e8 i73 $40 400 1a6 $50 624 787
Eghtcaps...73 l43 22s 3o7 +u2 SIS o34 6ss 7l9 100
umpire-G H. squireA scorers-C. W. Farmer and A.
J. Fanning.
The tournament OF the United Bowling Clubs
was continued at WAihRR Hall sunday evening. II
was the seventh night Of tho tournament The scores
The sun., 1889-11-19
FRAMES.

FRANEs
g. T. l52 sol AZ SOL T2l e54 1904 1893 13{l 1890
WAmenR.li4 23S 4l6 5e3 697 s3i eS3 1887 1918 1884
Umpire-w. C. Miller. scorerA-w. L HoweS and g.
Whiteh0rn.
As the Carruthers games progress the interest IN
cFeaseG At the three games played Fri
day evening Tho scores;
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Totals .....I4 ie 20 sls Totals .......i4 is II


Pin Knighta 81 1871 254 $50 All I7a 557 $40 ia BIS
Monroe. III 1853 344 4l4 4e9 575 $50 697 T95
Umpre-G. H. sQuireS scorers-H. A schou and II.
Il. Alaire
The sun., 1889-11-19

Park 80 l7l 25T S59 S29 5ot col 6et T6e e5S
Gotham 1877 ala 5S7 s8l <75 $50 6t9 7+8 $50
Umpire-H. Kahlsdort scorers-H. ". eowade and
". Meyer. Ayerage-Park Avenue, t7oH; Gotham, l7Of
The sun., 1889-11-19
II ARA AVuuuNr "
THIRD GAnR,
Total......Is 1918 s77I Totals lilo IS is

FRAMES
Roa.dale .loa 1877 2T9 at9 40 b23 $40 7i5 Ts2 ST
Park Avenue 10 III 237 922 4o5 $50 5e7 6ts 7S3 800
Umpire-C p. Meyer. scorera--J. II. Meinken and W.
Meyer. AverAges-Rosedale l752S; Park Avenue, lel.
The sun., 1889-11-19

TRAMES
NRhtcaps I4s sos 4o7 $50 $50 $50 7o2 7s4 slI
Monroes. IS ISL 227 90a $50 45S o4l 63I $50 T64
Umplre-G. H. sauirea scorers-A J. FanninS and
II. Il. Alairo.
The sun., 1889-11-19

Totals.....iS 10 II sis Totals ......iS a. "a ets
TRAMEL
0otham.....o l00 ais SO2 9et $50 $50 65o I0I el9
RosedAle. l72 2f6 J2B f1o tpf bI2 8fI If6 SfS
Umpire Holler scorers--J. II. Meinken and II. W.
soEade. AverAgss-Gotham. i62eS; RosedAle 1855.
The sun., 1889-11-19

When Baby was Eek. We gave her cAStSrias
when she was Child, she cried for CAsLorlA,
When she became Mis-, she chung to CSstoriG,
when ShS had Children. she gave then oAStOrLA
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-06-20

New York city has contributed over
one million dollars to aid the sufferers
in the Pennsylvania disasters. A great
many filings have been made at the pen
uriousness of that city because her con-
tributions for the Grant monument have
been so meager, but don't the people of
New York know best where to put their
money! They have learned that it is
better to give bread where it is needed
than stone where they are not needed.
The city has erected monument for
itself in the name of charity that will
endure longer than any column OF mar
bic or granite.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-06-20
MT. RANDOLPH. RANDOLPH, VT
TREIuJKAPLEWOOO.
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR

FIRsT-CLAss ACCOMMODATION FOR
sEyENTY-FlvE GUESTS.
The Maplewood has one Of the very finest
locations in Vermont, 1900 feet above the sea,
ON an avenue 200 feet wide, beautifully shaded
with grand views in every direction. Hotel Is
four stories high, heated by steam, supplied
with pure spring water, drainage perfect, bath,
room, newly furnished throughout, best OF
beds. The house is surrounded by broad pi-
azzas 100 feet in length, lawn tennis, croquet
grounds ETC., good stable in connection and
teams furnished at very reasonable rates, tel
ephone connections, mails twice day.
Three churches, postofiice, etc, but short
walk Scenery. drives and walks unsurpassed
Numerous trout streams. Location rarely
equalled for health and pleasure, pure, braeing
air. Sure cure for hay fever. Excellent Ia
BILE, fresh vegetables and fruits in abundance,
rich Jersey milk and butter specially. Tran
sients $50 per day. Season rates 50 20 SIC
per week
Carriages waiting at West Randolph (SoC
feet below ON arrival of trains.
For full particulars address
THACHER STONE, Proprietor,
Randolph, VT. JULIO 3mo
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-06-20

Judge Powers granted writ Of ha-
beas corpus at Middlebury the other
day by which the release of the Grand
Isle fishermen has been secured 1t
may be all right and proper hat they
should be released, but the reasons for
granting the writ and the occasion Tor
the reasons show an ignorance or loose
ness of method in doing legal business
that to the non-professional mind seems
a disgrace to men of the law. They
are not released because of any doubt
of their guilt, or because of any new
facts discovered, but because Of slight
irregularities in the process by which
their confinement was secured. Our
laws are loosely constructed, and we
believe that a majority of our lawyers
have a better understanding Of what is
not in the law than of what is,and that
Judges opinions have more worth than
those of the common herd Of intelligent
men for the simple reason that no one,
except some other judge, has a right to
90 behind them. We like to see justice
administered without being compelled
TO run the gauntlet of 50 many lawyers
and courts. A too ine-spun civilization
will throw a community back into bar
barism-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-06-20

STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court, held
RASDol. .pH DISTRICT 50. Nat Randolph said dis
irirt an the sth day ofIun A ID. lsS @. G.. Whitney
executor OF the estate Of Ammi Bnrnham
late or Randolph In said District, deceased, pre-
sents his adminsir. account for examination and
allowance and makes application for decree OF dis
ribnfion and partition Of the estate of said deceased
Whereupon.i .it Is ordered by said Court
that said account and said application be referred 10
= session of said court 70 be held at the Probate
osis.. AZ Randolnh on the lst day OF
Inlv % 1884 Tor hearing and decision thereon;--
and II Is further ordered, That All persons
be notified hereof BY publication OF no
lice IN aid apniication and order thereon. three
weeks snccessiyely in the HERALD AND NkWs.
naner publlshed In Randolph. and with cirdulates
n me neIghborhood Of those interested before salu
time of hearing that they may A. pear az saia time
md nlaee and II they see cause, object thereto.
e' bs '''e oo1''' WIN. ii. NICHOLS. JUDGE.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-06-20

The st. Johnsbury Republican rec
ommends that the churches of Vermont
consolidate. Now, this is an old rack
ct. The same recommendation was
floating around loose when the editor of
the Republican was, as yet, in the loins
of his father. But we would like to see
the Republican editor begin to CONSOLE
date. Let him 90 into some commune
ty that has a Baptist church of four
members and Methodist church of
six and Christadelphian church of sew
en- and half and shake them all down
together into one beautiful and harmo-
nious church. Before he has finished
the job he viii wish to step out some-
where and draw himself together. The
consolidation business is fine in theory,
but where a mans religion is bound up
in his church connections it is about as
easy to unite two churches of differing
faiths into one as to mix sand and SUI
gar. DIR. GLADDEN. once wrote some
papers on this subject for the "Centu-
ry" in which he worked out scheme,
locating it in Connecticut, and made it
appear so real, that some one wrote to
the DR.. and asked him where in Conn.
churches had been consolidated on his
plan. He replied that he referred to
the Conn. above and not the Conn. be-
low. When the churches of Vermont
have become well consolidated the State
will be part of kingdom come, and
we hope the editor of the Republican
will be there.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-06-20
Final settlement.

STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court hela a., a.
RtSpoLPH DISTRICT. IS Randolph IN sslu ~ ~ =
riot on The Sih dav Of June A. y. leos, ynella >
Ere-,nan administratrfx oftbe estate Of August u'
n Fretuiau late Of BrOokheld IN salH i,lst
deceased presents her admlnisn acc ny iof "a = ~
,lon and allowance. and makes application Ivf ~
T F i4tAiiion ard partiiion ~ the estaie OF sal
deceased Nhereupon if Is ordered ~ % sale - -. &
fbaf eafd account and Application be rtIeIie' - T.
SION thereofto be held At the Probate once
said Randolph -. a.. t..,ins and
S.,siop thereon: and IL IS further ornerea thAt az
persons interested he notified -, ,t..,,r
thereof bv publication of notice OF saln R 4, az
"a order thereon. three weeks suecessiNti ~ it
Jeraldand News newspaper publislt'l y n-a =,
before said time Of hearing. that tney nias SpP' "
49, =, -. III .5.., - =, nv me Court Attest.
I'd WILLIAM II. NICHOLS Jnake'
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-06-20
a QUESTION FoR LAeoRINc MEN

Who is the friend of the laboring
man? All through the last campaign
the democratic orators and papers said
the republican party was not what ii
claimed to be, the friend of labor.
Let us see-labor gets from Sl.50
to $500 per day in this state now,
farm help from SIS to s25 month
and board, mechanics s1.75 to $500,
mill men sl.OO to $500 per day, and
here are a few facts as TO the cost of
the necessities of life that the republi-
can party is taxing so heavily taken
from democratic exchange.
"These are the good republican
times that we heard preached last fall (:
Good butter, l4c; potatoes, 20; wool,
20; eggs, 12c doz. good oxen, &c lb !;
-four, S."
Are they not good times, laboring
men? High wages and cheap food.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-06-20
commissioners Notice.


Estate of CALEB KINGsBukl,
~ rnderslaned. having been appointed ~ theioh'
b. Court for the district OF Hartford Commits
~ IN receive examine and adjust all claims and
i ~ all persons against the estate Of Caleb
g's-.lury Iate Of Bethel in said district. deceas-
ed sll claims exhibited in offset thereto, hereby
.-s notice that We viii meet for the purposes ai9re-
t \ TN Office OF j. j. Wilson IN Bethel on the 2fth
n, N Iuly ana sd day Of Nov. next. from l 10
i'ek PM on each of said days,aud that siN months
sa sib day Of June A. y. les9 Is the time ilm-
nj T sid Court for said creditors 70 pieseht theh
Am: t0us for allowance. ,soa
6,.ed Il Bethel thls 18th day Of June AID. 1859.
Di'N 'Fplp ARNOI.D Com
IN any WILSON, missi0neIs.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-06-20
P;naI settlement.

sATE OF VERMONT. In PROBATE sb Sqabs ssI ssid
% os M '6 daT vol Of june A. ID. 1850. G whitney
aaT Of ne estate of Ammi Burnhani ~ ,ase ~. n
h1h 10 said district deceased prese,,is s,s
glauon account for examination ssanl,rihntion NV d
assts application for a decree o. as s,,t,.,,,,
g0n of tle estate of said deceased. @ "a
# is ordered by said Court, qua n',,'
lUunt and application he reierre.ai .i,. - Prohate
sam u said Court 70 be heiu ~ t,,e ne ID.
lal slow cause. II any they may have, Y s,1,.
a.a of setlement: for which purpose y y o,,er
e tlat copy Of the record o. ~, vi 80
ied three weeks successiyeiN IN the - IA
5yrTs rrinted AZ Randolph. previous 10 ssiu i.
gFoinied for hearing and show eAaSs a1,a,s.S 4
; ai1 lave against said account being Siio"e
~ ns6e BY the Court. -,
81 Attest. WILLIAM II. NlthoAS+'""r
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-06-20

The UNDERSIGNED; having see1 ef Randoiph Commits
Prossse u yreiye examine and sdjnsi =, n Peter
demands Of AZ psstrs.infree In said District aees =
and the claims o. ahe hereby give notice thai ~
thereto - = cyan ming and AlioWihH
will meet IoL ~ ~ - OWN. H. DUBOIS "a 49,,
xTss, sAe randolph on the eth Jay q Until o
~ Nov next from ten and that six months
clock p ~ ~ ~ DAY Of june D DSi,ors m q pre-
imiied hy aid Coari TOT oI,sTination min and slow
sent 4sii 4..i-, - Randolph this 5th day OF 'u's
anoe' DA''a n wv. Nj; b. DUBOIS Commissioners
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-06-20
Commissioners Notice.
Estate oesARAHA. GROW.

Estate ofsARAH A. GROW.
The undersigned having been appointesD " so,nh
~ Ii,.fe Court for the District oi as II
I 10 receive. examine and a,lusa =,
,,1 is,osnds Of an persons against iiie 49, 49,
claims az q, as,a,x late of Chelsea In said Dls
,t Secsssd an claims exhibited N oa-es 81, r,ss.
herehv give notice that We ~ nes 7, t ~ in Chelsea
.for,sasf. al the Office OF Johh p n'e
m the 96fh day Of July . .-,.., =, m
from one o'clock D. m until oe,oeln sav Of MAY
y sain ~ ~ t,e limited hy said Court ior 49, M
- ~ nresent their claims 70 gs fgr AN ef June
allowance Dated At Chelsea inis -" -
A. ID. lSS9. ..,.,>- Com
o,o ERANkI.IN DEAkbttsNo
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-06-20
Notice 10 Tax-Payers.

| have in my hands the Town, School
and Highway tax bills of the town OF
Randolph for 1889. Taxpayers are
hereby notified to pay said taxes to me
within 80 days from date. The 80 days
will expire Sept. IL, 1889 when in ac-
cordance with vote of the town meet
ing, the unpaid taxes will be placed IN
the collectors hand.
J. W. FARGO, Town Treas.
Randolph, VT, June lS,1SS9.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-06-20
commissioners Notice
- N sIi ~ NORRIs.

Estate Of ST SAN NORRIS; a.
NJ pudersiqfed having been appointed " w. Wy
m Probate Court for the District oi hahuVlpinl il
t1ni.,oners to receive, examine, ana a9'ss -,
hlsaud demands OF all persons aKains' lsSd MIST
n 1esssei ana An claims IN Offset thereto hefepy
,ns fhat We will meet for the purposes ai9re-
a Nfhe store Of j. B. Atwood on the o'h "@s
ily and Eth day Of November
aidock am. until O'Clock, p. N. So, ~,
esih of aid days and that six months iIoli ~ ~,
"a dy Of Nav 4. D., 1889 is the time limited W
N Court for said creditors to presnt lhsn esi si.
seiar examination ana sllo"angns n lsse. Sc
JOHN B. ATWuopt tnn.rx
- JOSEPH FRENCH \
I'M M AnuAnN AalLLLr-
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BuSineSS Cards on End Page.
LEGAL NOTICES.
commissioners Notice.

o.nndsrsi signed having been appointed by the Hon
~ sgfrt for tile district Of Randolph, commits,
.7s 10 receive, examine and adjust an claims ana
taaItss Itss,s,roid late of Randolph in said District,
4ste ana mn claims exhibited in offset thereto,
~ i've pofice that we will meet for the purposes
sss:ad. al the office of.Wm. Dubois IN the Vlilase
5West Randolph o,,. AZ, 4, sor+ nay,
gias9'stGck until O'Clock p. N. on each Of SAID
s ~. ond thai six months from
l+ wv 3 n Iune A. d.. 1859. Is the time limited
y M C.rt ior said creditors 10 present their claims
n. ior examination and allowance. n ,oso
p''' WM h. DUBOls Com
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hhereupon. II + ordered n< sAl..,s,, sAll md be
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-s Interested t. nofihed thereof ns ,h-ee
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I1dolfh tsfo-s s,i5 fime 81 bearing, - -
q l7Jsar al ssid tinie and place and II ''e'
q leai thereto.
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