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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-28
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The following Fall shades in Silks Velvets Pushes

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Chamois-Shade of chamois skin.
Chartreuse-Ye llowish green.
Chataign-D Dark oak brown.
Chestnut Reddish golden brown.
Cigar-Rich dark brown.
Cinnamon-Shade Of the spice.
Citron-Bright yellow.
Coral-Reddish pink.
Copper-Six red shades tinged with yell
low.
Cream-Pale yellowish white.
Cythere-Pale green.
Dahlia-Lighter shade Of red.
Dragon-Bluish green.
Dragons blood-Dark blood red.
Dying Ashes-Dafk gray.
Ecorce-Grayish green.
Elffel--A new terra Gotta.
Emerald-Bright green.
Etruscan-D Deep terra Gotta.
Faience-P Pale china.
Fen-Flame red.
Fiamingo-Bright red.
Flamme de punch-Light plum.
Gazon-Turf green.
GobeIin--Grayish blue.
Granite-Very pale blue; three shades.
Girls bleu--Steel blue.
Hazel Reddish brown.
eHe-Robse pink.
Hebelbleu-Clear pale blue.
Heron-Bluish gray.
Hortensia- Reddish purple.
Imperial-Deep rich red.
Indian Yellow-Dull yellow.
Iris--Bluish plum.
Ivory-slightIy yellow white.
Japanese Delicate shade.
Kalronan-Dark golden brown.
Lavender-Psie purple with pinkish
tinge.
Lead-Dull gray.
Liac-Pinkish lavender. % Z
Linden-Light green. 80
Lizard-Bluish green,
Logwood- Pinkish red.
Mastic-Dull gray.
Maize-Corn yellow.
eiternich-Dark yellowish green.
Mode-Fawn gray.
Mouse-Dark green.
Myrtle-Clear dark green.
Myrtle-Dark blush green.
Neptune-Very dark grayish blue.
Nickel-Bluish steel gray.
Nii-Pale green.
Old Oak-Greenish yellow.
Old White-Yellowish white.
Olive-Bronze green.
0rchid-A combination Of pink and
mauve.
Orange-Deep golden shade.
Or Rouge-Reddish gold.
Opal-Milk white.
Opal-Pale blue. lass
Oxidized-Dark silver gray. see-
Oyster White-Deep pearly white.
Palm-Deep green.
Paper Red-Shade of red blotting paper.
Parchment-Pale faded blue.
Peach-shade of ripe peaches.
Pearl-Grayish white.
Permissible purple, tour shades,
Phryne-Rose pink.
Primrose-Pale elbow.
Prune-Dull purple.
Quaker-Clean medium shade.
Reed-Psle grayish green.
Reseda-Grayish green.
Rhone-Light greenish blue.
Rhone-Light grayish green.
Rosewood-Dark purplish red.
Rose Fane-Bright old rose.
Rose Leaf-Clear pale pink.
Russian-Dark green.
Russian-Dark greenish blue.
Sage-Grayish green.
Sand-Brownish ecru, like wet sand.
STRAIGHTFORWARD red.
Sammoneuse-Delicate salmon pink.
Saxe-Deep rich blue.
Sea Wave-Pale blush green.
Serpente- gray.
Shell-Pale pink.
Sherwood and Hunter-Dark glossy
green.
Shrimp-Yellowish pink.
Silver-Clear light gray.
Silver White-Silvery gray white.
Slate-Dark gray.
smoke-Dark gray.
.Smyrna-Dark blue.
Souris-Mouse gray.
Suede-Yellowlsh tan.
Stem-Light grass green.
Steel-Clear gray.
Straw-Light yellow.
Terra Cotta-Four shades. brickish red.
Titan-Yellowish red.
Tileui-Light yellowish green.
Turquoise-Pale greenish blue.
Vandyke-Brown is ecru.
Veal-Reddish flesh pink.
Verdette-Dark foliage green,
Verdrigis-Lead green
Veronese-Soft shade rose pink.
Verouse-Yellowish en-.
Violette-Purplish Ia, ender.
Virgile-Brilliant red.
Vieax Rose-Faded or old pink.
Wood Medium brown.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-28

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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09

more highly favored in this respect
than those Of other States. Herecom-
mends that banks be allowed to loan
upon the stocks and bonds OF certain
corporations. Good railroad securities
he declares to be the best securities in
the country. Investments in the mu-
nicipal bonds Of cities of 5000 inhabit-
ants or more are permitted by statute.
He recommends that this limit of pop
ulation be lowered to three thousand in
Iowa and States eastwardly with cer-
tain exceptions. He thinks trust COM
panies whose deposits reach an amount
beyond which the capital does not pro-
vide ample protection ought to be re-
quired to lay aside certain per cent
Of their earnings, until capital and sur
plus shall equal ten per cent of the de-
posits. He tbinks that publicity ought
10 be given to the management oi the
banks by aquarterly or semi-annual
publication Of statement Of the con-
dition Of affairs. Whether a person
can be trustee or director in a trust
company and a savings bank is mat
ter that should be more clearly defined
by statute. The report is very clear
and valuable document and should be
read by all.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09

FIRE 4 CURE FOR sTuBBoBNNEss As IL
LrsTRATED BY THE poor FARM
CONFEDERATION.

FIRE CURE Eoh SIT lBBblNNh@N A. H.
IrsrRArED BY THE PooB FARM
CONFEDERATION.
The burning Of the town poor farm
buildings Wednesday while the keep
er and his wife were attending the
county fair at Woodstock has already
been noticed in the Free Press. The
farm occupied an isolated position and
the buildings were well nigh burned to
the ground before the fire was seen by
anyone save the inmates. These IN
mates. five in number, were all Of an
idiotic turn of mind, with the eXcep-
ton of one woman to whom the word
ugly would be more applicable. For
the last 10 years she has claimed that
she was unable to leave her bed, al
though it has for some time been be-
lieved that she could get around the
house when no one was in sight. She
has several times threatened to scorch
the keeper and the rest OF the inmates
and there is current opinion that
Wednesday fire was set 10y her, she
having secured matches at some time
and waited for an opportunity to make
use OF them. Keeper Barrows aud wife
went 10 Woodstock Wednesday morn
inc, first putting out all the fires in the
house and locking up all the matches.
When they returned at night they
found the inmates huddled in the barn,
that alone Of the buildings was left by
the flames. From some of the inmates
il was learned that the bedridden Har-
rington woman had not only left her
bed massisted but had dragged her
bed out Of the house with her and then
gone back again after bag oftrinkets.
That all Of the hali-witted inmates got
out Of the burning house safely and un-
assisted Is a wonJe The sight ofthe
escaping inmates sid nave been an
interesting one, ha outsider Wit
messed it. Nothing OF furniture
was saved and neither that nor the
buildings were insured. the policy on
the latter not having been renewed
when it expired a short time ago. lhe
loss is in the vicinity of sl000. The
,.aupers find temporary shelter IN an
moccupied house.-Burlington Free
! Press.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09
scientific Farming.
4 CROP THAT PAYS EVERY TIM

4 CROP THAT PAYS EVERY TIME.
SAYS the Burlington Free Press:
.srhe summer visitor crop does not
begin to be worked for all it is worth
in the State. Ii is a crop worth culti-
waiting, Ii pays well and brings quick
cash returns. Vermont farmers may
safely bank on their scenery and on
their trout streams and lakes to a much
greater extent than they do. There
are millions in 'em. This is true
and timely. There every reason why
Vermont should be filed with summer
visitors. 1t is easily reached from all
the great cities on the Atlantic sea-
board its scenery is beautiful and in
some cases grand, its air is pure and
its climate delightful. While, last of
all, its citizens are sturdy, honest and
intelligent Americans. whom 1t is a
pleasure 10 meet and know.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09

The democrats may well congratu-
late themselves on their success the first
week Of the session. They clearly out
generated the republicans onthe Speak
ership question. The republicans will
not catch such bright men as Hum
phrey, Maloney, Marshall, Bullard,
etc, asleep this session, and If they
don't look sharp after these men the re-
publicans will find themselves split uT
and beat again before long.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09

STATE OF VERMONT, Tin Probate touu,held al
RANDoLpH DISTRICT - 4 Randolph in and 10
SAD District ON the 18th day at scni, a. ~. ~
A. g. Wheeler executor
ot the estate Of John y. Muudcock
late Of Randolph in said district
decease makes application 70 said Court i9r license
70 Sell a 0f The real estate of sal decehscd
IepfreatHg that said sae viii he Tor the hes' ihiF
Where
uponit ordered by said Court that said application
come under cons dciation and be heard ON itlWhdaN
o. Oct a. ID. 1870 at the Probate uilce "a
randolph and Is further ordered that az petsoh-
interested De notified hereof by publication oI huice
Of ts application and order three weeks successive
y IN the HERALD AND NFws. printed at Randoiph'
before sad time oi hearing thai they may appear a.
~ lheani placeand f theysee cause object thefet"
bl the Court. attest
fr8. ,,.,,. - -,,.s-.l' ttrst ssG
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09
License to Sell.

STATE 81 VERMONT. I In Probate Court hold'
i;,f j5r Of Stp. 4. d.. lsaO. Chas. u. Granger
~. 49, .f t,e ,sfafr IN Jas. Welch late
Of Randolph ....,4
t for license % sell al Of the real estate in said
sac. rprt=tnting that die sale viii be for tle
f5.i interest If Hli the heirs of said
estate. ~
rr Il ordered bv said Court that said application
f5pe Huler consideration aud Dc heard ON the
2lst day 9f Oct.A. ID. 1880.
Al the Probate Office iu Randolph; aud. it Is further
erirf anal am persons Interested be- notified hereof
hg pbieaiiou OF notice Of tlis Application and order
tartaB three weeks succes-Acly iu the HERALD
AND MEMS. printed at West Randolph, before said
I'm, of hearing that they may appear az said time
AM Flqre. snd If they see cause. object thereto.
By the Court Attest.
WILLIAM n NICHOLSJudge. 50
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09
GUARDIAN NOTICE TO SELL REAL
ESTATE.

STATE OF NERMoNTl Ia PROBATE Court within
D,irri of Randolph S. and for said district on
he 18th day of Sept. A.. y, $50. a. w. MMtncN
guardian of Bernice Bailey of Chelsea niahcs apple
saiiep h ,id Court for license io sell the following
described real estate Of bis said ward. 10 wit; house
ard III Situate u the village of Chelsea and all me
rsi estate owned by his said ward in said Chelsea
rtpre.gntng ai t6e sale thereof for the purpose oi
putting the proceeds OF such sale al Interest ur ln-
lc-fiHg tho same in stocks or real eeaic would he
beneficial i0s sa.d ward. Nheruup0u it is nrutrelby
said tonr that said appcuiinuh Dee referred 20 7rt-
SION hereof i0 bc held at the Probate Office ~ stld
Chelsea eu ttc day of Oct. A. - le'N tor ntaf
Hg a1d decision thereon: aud. 10 IS iurlhFr oiutiri
fmt al persons interested he notified hereof bN tuh-
Hclonof uoict 81 Said application and order here
~. thTee weeks spccessiyely in lhc lierhdand NtM
published at H9udoIpb before sal time 81 hearing.
la thcy may appuar ai said ti11e and place. aus ~
fley tlUsa tiIiiref uiertio. Hy the Court. .
Autsf WIN. " Nichols. Judge. mi
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09

.'Auon" has sent the Clipper two or
three communications recently. which
are designed 70 reflect seriously upon
the character oftle person alluded to.
Ii thearticles were published and the
parties TO whom allusion was made
came to rs and demanded TIE name OF
the author we couldn't tell them. The
fact is there is "a big family of '.Auons.
sometimes a dozen live In the same
town and when only that name is Civ
en it is impossible to know which one
of the tribe has dipped his pen in blood.
As we have before intimated. if any
OF the canon" family expect to get in
to print, he. she or il must send their
regular everyday meal time name.
None Of the .sAnon' race are writing
for the Clipper AT this time.-Clipper.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09

When Gov. Dillingham; recommend
ed that the courts be clothed with pow
er to order the instant arrest Of every
witness that committed perjury in liz
uor cases he struck right at the root OF
the greatest evil in the State. Every
one knows that two-thirds Of the wit
nesses commit perjury in liquor eases.
Let them be promptly tried and sent to
prison and let men be taught to tell the
truth.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09

Tie unde sigued having been appointed 10y ihe ttoh
Probate t,1rf IN. fh4 district of Randolph, commits
s0ners receive examine and ADJUST an claims Anl
demands 0f sl persons against the esia!e q
deceased apB alI claims exhibited IN offset thereto,
hereby give u0icp that Will meet for inc purposes
Aforesaid ri tlIc Probate Office iu W, hahdolph
on tHe aHiH dly OF Oct next
irom l1rocA until iu'clock y. M on saia
iay. and tIat SIX months from -
tae lslb day Ui Sept 4. D. lSe0. Is The time niien
W said Court Tor said creditors to present their e'"lhs
GO H- ilr examination and allowance -, ,..,
Dated 90 bupdoipt this 18th DAY oi NtpiA - loU'
.JAS.UuTCHINSON "m-
81 B q. LDHBARD, misslefers.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09
Cotnmissioners Notice.

TeI0IN " VHAN. 2, ITf y n u
Tie undersigned. having been appointed bN the
hQaPr0bate Court for the district o Randolph Conn
nissOners 30 receive examine ard adjust all claim
ahddemands 81 all persons AGAINST the estate ~
thas. J. DWry late OF Randolph I'M said District
deceased aul AM claims eN Nhibiled m offset there
10, hereby give notice that will meet Tor ie pit
poses Aforesaid, 90 the office Of ,. y. behsoulh
randolph on the llth taK Of ociand l-t DAY Y NWN
next from lH t,,eloek NJ anil 3 o'cock l.. W.
on each 0t said DAYS and thai siN months from
ihe llib day 0i sept A. D.. 1880 is the time I'M.
~ y said Court for said creditors to present theit
claims TO as Tor examination and allowance.
Dated ai Randolph VT this Il uay OF SentAif. tet9
-JASlHETCHINSON Commits
] d. UENIS0N.A sioncrs.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09
Where to Economic.

First as to salaries. The Governor 5
salary is none too high; indeed a poor
man cannot afford to be governor. The
Secretary of State receives 81. 90 the
Auditor $1,000. against S1700; the
Adiutant and Inspector General $1,000,
against $50; the Quartermaster- Gem
eral 5000 against S4S7 the Tax Conn
missioner $500. against $500; the In
spector Of Finance 1915, against 5000
the Governors secretary 500 against
$500. There was no reasonable ex-
cuse whatever for raising these sala-
ries, and the legislature should not fail
to cut them down to the original fig
ures.
Then as to .oilicial expenses. The
treasurer was paid sl700(which Is at
least double what his work is really
worthl and ia addition was allowed
S245 for expenses. The Secretary Of
State (who holds what Is, all things
considered, the softest berth in the
whole list) drew sl95 Tor expenses in
1889. The tax commissioner. whose
office is almost a sinecure and should
be merged into that Of the treasurer,
had Sis for expenses. The Quarter
master-General was paid 500 and the
Inspector Of finance s17S.-St. Johns
bury Republican.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09


The understand, having been appointed by the
Probate tuurt for The District pi Randolph Commis-
soners To receive examine and adjust a claims and
demands 0f an persons against he estate ot Edward
Douglass ate ui Che sea tn said District, deceased
aud the claims OF the deceased exhibited In offset
thereto hereby give notice thar wewil meet for the
purposes aforesaid. the banking house Of the fast
National Bank Oi Chelsea. in said Chelsea.
on the 27h day Of Dec, 10 and
18th day Of Feb, next nom ~ o'clock. a. ul,
until O'Clock D. m. said GAYS aud that six mas,
from the 2ith day Of sept. 4, p. lh9l is the time
limited BY said Court for said creditors 10 pre-
sent ther claims fr examination aud allow
Dated Al Chelsea thls 2ih day of Sept. is90.
50 g e :, 8 Elik,i9. TR,,3 Commissioners.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09

The need of the Australian ballot
was foreibly shown when the votes for
lieut.. governor and secretary Of state
were counted. Had it been close
election the democratic candidates
would have been elected simply because
asome one had blundered.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09

Advertising in the Landmark 'syery
expensive. BY the published rates 1t
costs $4,000 column or $500 an in.
per year. This is the highest Of any
rate in the State.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09

Good for j. X. Darling Of Chelsea.
He had the courage to oppose the yot-
ing Of two daily and two weekly papers
to each member of the House to be paid
for by the State.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09
ADVERTISING RATES.

Une column, one year, slVV0u
One half column one year, tON
One ouarter column. one wear, 5000
One inch, one year, o1O
Az Advertisements for a shorter time 25 per cent
more than the proportionate rate.
gE-speclal position % per cent extra.
sE-Probate notices $500. Legal notices loc line
sE-No discount on above rates. Hand in copy by
Monday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Gov. Dillingham's message was one
of the strongest temperance documents
ever printed in this State. Sound, ev-
cry word of it.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09
Inhn r Bnrtlett formerlv ! MetI

John II. Bartlett, formerly Meth
odist clergymsa IN Vt. and \. H., Is
now managing editor Of the Worcester
Times, the only daily paper IN the
country devoted to the interests Of the
prohibition party Mr.. Bartlett's first
newspaper venture was the Protest, at
Concord, y. H.. which was so sue
cessful that the editor was "called up
higher" When the change was made
the Protest was merged in the Times.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09

Although another man got the Start
of Mann for Speakership, Mann Of
Wilmington was the choice of large
majority of the republican members.
His advocacy of the Swedish immigra-
ton bill killed him with the democrats
as the Swedes don't vote that way.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09

The members of the Senate are too
poor to pay for their reading, hence
voted that the State pay for two daily
and two weekly papers for each mem
Der. Economy certainly does not be-
gin at home with the honorable sena-
tors.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09
vol. XVIII.


..4paF VERMONT iAt Probate court held
Si.atihL3Ipf DISTRICT IS at Randolph "a sald
DsiIct;; t;;,,i,itr..y executor of the estate Of
49, w ~ N crosby late 0fiiunbrldge IN saia DIS ne
49, ,,r,-quts IFS udmr. account for examination
eyAssi, ,pee and makes application fora decree o.
aA' i,,f,n and partition uf the estate OF sad de-
msHl9a MhereupOn IL Is ordered hy
i Co5rf that said application be referred - ses
- - fissrF6f Held az the Probate office N sald
I4 gI4 ~ the 10th daY Of Oct. A. ID. lo5D, ioi
thtt.ta Vli5 fsf.I,1,. fbargou And
v 4 further ordered, that all persons lnlergstsu
s,Sl,i hereof by publication 0f notice OF sala ap'
ygti.s and order thereon, three weeks succtssNell
y y ~ Herald and News, a newspaper huDnshed a.
llliirb " and which circulates in tie neighborhooa
ha- i,ter4sted before said time of hearing, that
n ,isr NAV appear AT said time and place, aud SHOW
w 80 fFspV fbey may have why said account Should
-, - II. sjigVed and such decree made.
~ 'l7 'oA'' WILLIAM II. NICHOLS Judge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09

--.- a. cfnGsrON VI Orange County Court,
ihANt - o,ssroN December Term. 1890.
Ma5l - =. FrabL ". Clogston Of Nershire Ia the
catt mi Grange has filed IN the office Of The clerk
Iii ronrt ink libel Dr divorce from Mary +.
T5-,.n rptnrnable 90 the next stated term Of SAID
S5rt h, b. holden at Chelsea within and for SAID
C59atv "a thp third Tuesday o. December, A, D.
4i ffrfiu settling forth la substance. that he was
tiis married h said Mary r., on the lith day
4, F'5riary IsS} BY Rev. o. Beckwith, minister Of
ttia.1eI: that be- lived with her IN due observance
N aiI EIs marriage covenants unli me lblh Jay oi
rf lss- when the said Mary f., wimlly deserted
t, aod ats ever since refused 10 live with him' and
tefi rallst praS ing for bill Of divorce from her.
Iifappeariue HAT said Mary r.. resides with
,af m staie So that legal service cannot he maze
oFler ID Is ordered that nouce OF The penathci ni
5fi iiiii N eiyeu t0 said Mary f. by publishing the
s5I.ta9cr thereof together with this order ~ the
TFaIset Hera "a. a newspaper printed at West Rall-
l'ir6 hi said county, thrpe Metks successfully. iht
g.i f5yHch publications 10 he 40 least siN weeks
ie,ar4 saia term 81 said Court,
Given under my htnd al said thtIsea. tAls zth
fay N sept. 4. y. lsAl.
il Il. Darling All. :, hs ltlAln. ltih.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09
NOTICE..

Whereas my wife. Mary T.. has len my bed and
board without just cause uroytcufiun. this Is tu
forbid an persons hifhoriug ur trusting her On my
account a. I shall pyv no debts of her contracting
after this date. ". Randolph. sept. %, 1880.
His
MN.l. y RATHHCHN.
l.. 7. rtaycr. Wines. Marx -
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09

STATE OF VERMONT ! Ara Probate Court held
District o. Randolph. S.. ( at Randolph, within and
FOR said District on tie 26th DAY uf ser A. D.ls90.
An instrument Importing % he the last VIII and
testament oisopia r. GriswOidlate Of Randolph IN
sata District deceased is prestnief 10 the Court
by D.tGriswold, one of the executors therein named
for probate; amt u Is ordered by said Court
that all persons concerned therein be notified 10 ap
pear before said Curt az the Probate Office In
Randolph Aforesaid. on lle 2lst DAY OF Oct.
1880 aud contest the probate Of said Will II they see
cause; lur eh purpose 70 b. further ordered that
CopY Of lhe record this order he published three
weeks successivelv previous 10 the time appointed
for proving said wi IN the HERALD AND NEws,
newspaper printed al W. Randolph In this STATE.
kST Arrest WM n. NfCHOl. +. JudQe.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09

Every one interested in horses and
in seeing them trot upon the fastest
track in the East should remember the
dates and go. Fullpartieulars aud en-
try blanks can be had by addressing f
J. Wallace. sect'y, at White River
Junction.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09
prohate ~ Will-

STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate Court holden
RANDOLPH DISTRICT $50 a. Randolph on the 21th
iaN OF sept. A. u. 1870. an instrument
nurparting Ia
De last VIII a Testament OF Marion c. Mann late 81
Randolph In said district deceased being presented
70 the Court BY OR. Granger the executor
named therein, Tor Prohaie II ordered by said Cri
that all persons concerned therein be notified TO ap-
pear Al SESSION of said court "a DE held az he Proc
bate Office Ia Randolph on the 2lst day Of OctA. ID.
ls#0, and show cause any they may have, against
tie Probate Of said VIII; for which purpose Ills fur
ther ordered thar Hcopy Of the record Of this order
he published thfee weeks success lively IN the Herald
and News printed at Randolph previous TO said
unie appointed for hearing. Bs Tie Court Attest,
So WAi II. NICHOLS. JudRe.