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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-06
East RetheI.

Lewis Gibbon of Randolph has moved
into ID. b. Bucks Gus across the pridge-
Between $40 and $50 were donated to
Rev. Mr.. Lewis last week.
Adam Fowler of Calamus, Wisconsin
and his sister, Mrs. Emeline Near OF NOT
walk. Ohio arrived last week on a VISIT I
friends here.
DIR. w. C. Kempton OF Grantham, \. IL.
was in town last week.
Eddie Greene of Brattleboro has come
to visit his mother.
NJ. d. Brown OF Norwich was in town
over Sunday.
j. Ii. Buck is selling new maple syrup
for one dollar a gallon.
Crows and robins have appeared and
s~leighing has disappeared.
The school closed Feb. 81. 30 pupils.
Those having no marks were Bonnie Ihay-
er, Lynn Jones, Halle Greene, BESSIE
Booth and Maude Jones. Those absent
only one day were Florence Walker and
Harry Jones. The la grip caused many
absences which would not otherwise have
been. Bessie Booth had the most head
marks, Halle Greene and Florence walker
ranked second. 10 out of 80 pupils receiv-
ed diplomas OF honor given Tor regular al
tendance, department and recitatlons'
The scholars and between 40 and % OF the
citizens enjoyeda literary program Thurs
day r. NJ. Iwish to express my thanks 10
The people of the village for many KIND
l.essas shown me and to the scholars Tor
.tneir good will which they manifested
earring the term also for the many pres
ents they remembered me with at the close
of the term. HATTIE CHURCH, Teacher.
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HlI.unpG.

The town report shows the cost OF main
tanning roads the past year TO have been
considerable more than that of the year
previous and the expense of the poor to
have been S5S.14 less. The towns present
Indebtedness is S1575.96, an increase of
s317.S3 from last year.
o. F. Boutwell, has bought the Denton
place on the creek.
F. w. Newcomb intends to rent his
farm the coming year if he can find the
right man for a customer. The farm has
two large silos upon ii and is one Of the
best in town.
The teachers meeting to be held by SUI
p~ervisor Dunbar has been postponed till
the 18th
Miss Lucy Hammond closed her school
at the village last Friday.
The funeral of Mrs. Edna Greene was
held last week Thursday by Rev. S. A.
Parker.
Melvin Billings was called TO Rutland
Sunday by the serious illness of his broth
er,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF VERMONT, ia Probate Oar
DISTRICT OF HARTFORD. s.: held al Wuodsett
within and for said District on the 18th day Of NJ.
A. ID. 1890.
PRESERVATION THos. O. SEAvER. Judge.
II. ". Whitcomb's estate RoyaltOn, ~intestate.
Whereas J. o.. Belknap administrator
dc bonis NON of the estate of II. ". Whitcomb. lat d
said ROyalton deceased infcsiate has pre-
seutcd t. said Court his petition in writing. maxim.
application for license 10 sell all the real estate
which said deceased died seized and Possessed 4
TINS STATE rtpB.
sonting that such sale is necessary for the purpo-pi
paying the debts due from said deceased
Therefore the Court appoints tn ~
day Of March next rs a time. aud tie pluiaie0a.
Bos In Woodstock aforesaid ass place ofhearing oil
deciding on said application, and orders that Rotin q
said application be given to all persons interested IN
Nid Estate, the reason for The same. ami the time asa
y ce OF hearing,hy publishing three weeks successive.
81 In thew hite River Herahi ,anewspaper p~ubihedu
R~oyaltOu In this state, which circulates In the ndA-
borhood of those Interested (all which p~ubiorru
shall be previous 10 said time of hearingla copy 0tpa
record Of this order, that they may appear before z3
Court and BE- heard In the matter OF said appl6atka.
II they see cause. A true record. attest;
NJ sEAyER, Register
trne copy Of record, attest;
S5 \. JSEAvER. Register
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TO ouR ~susscRIeERs.

The special announcement which appeared
in our columns some time since, announcing a
special arrangement with DIR. j. b. Kendall
Go. of Enosburg, VT, publishers of "a Trea-
tise ON the Horse and his Diseases whereby
our subscribers were enabled to obtain a COPY
of that valuable work free by sending their adj
dress to B.J Kendall a Co. land enclosing a
two cent stamp for mailing same) is renewed
for a limited period. We trust all will avail
themselves of the opportunity Of obtaining this
valuable work. To every lover Of the horse it
is indispensable, as 1t treats in a simple man
ner all the diseases which afnict this noble ami
NAL. Its phenomenal sale throughout the
United States and Canada, make it standard
authority. Mention this paper when sending
for Treatise.
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The uppe department of the village dis
trict school closed Thursday. Those hav-
ing no marks were: Mary Whitlock, and
Susie Van Dyke. In general standing Eu-
gene Robinson marked IS; Alice Newton,
"a; and Mary Whitlock, Edith Cole and
Abbie Xix each above 90. OF the first class
in spelling Alice Newton stood first, mark
ing 98 1-3, while in the second class Ber-
thai Ball and Frank Kezer stood at the
head, each having the same mark.
Clinton Bush and wife have returned
from Lowell and will remain for the pres
ent.
Mrs. Will Walker of Orange, Mass, is
spending q short time with her parents,
Hiram Hubbard and wife.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. L..
p. Kinsman, Feb, 25th.
Mrs. Henry Phelps returns from North
field Monday where She has been to attend
the funeral OF a friend.
Rev. j. p. Marvin and Closson Cook are
in Boston this week.
Miss Mamie Leonard accompanied her
sister, Mrs. Fred Martin home Saturday to
remain several days.
There was a coinon party at q. NJ. Ford's
Tuesday evening. Music, Gilson's Orches-
ira.
F. A. Kezer and family are spending this
week with friends in West Randolph.
c.. o. Harvey and win n. Hubbard are
in Middlebury and Charlotte this week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Whitaker, March End.
Clinton Bush has purchased a third in
terest in the tub shop at the lower village.
G.. N. Gleason and wife and James Stock
well and wife spent last week with friends
in Waitsiield.
Town meeting IN Tuesday OF this week.
The ladies of the Cong'l church hold a
sociable with Mrs. Louise Martin Thurs
day.
Mrs. ". II. Bemis OF Dedham, Mass, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. L. A. Guern-
sey.
The drama entitled $500 Reward, or the
lost Californian, y viii be presented at the
G. A. r. hall Thursday and Friday even
ings of this week by the Rochester dram
attic club.
Or. L.. NJ. Greene and wife and f. l.. Mar
tin and wife and daughter of Bethel attend
the wedding of Miss Kate Martin and
q. L. Greeley last Thursday evening.
Will Tinkham will drive the stage from
Rochester to Bethel the coming year.
Mr.. Gilbert returned to his home in Ran
dolph Saturday.
f. j. Mosher has moved on to the DIR.
Huntington place.
Ira Whitaker has purchased of A. Cush-
man his farm formerly occupied by Hiram
Hubbard.
Mrs. G. E. Townsend returned from Bos-
ton Monday and viii spend several days
with her parents.
Win Pember closed q successful term of
last Friday on Liberty hill and re-
turned to his home in Bethel.
Apleasant home wedding took place on
Thursday evening, Feb. 2sth, at the home
of L. B. Martin and wife. The bride was
Miss Kate Martin and the bridegroom G.
l.. Greeley. A number of relatives and
friends witnessed the ceremony which was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Marvyn.
Henry Kinsman is very sick with catar-
rhal pneumonia.
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Rev. Mr. Hubbard Of Tunhridge preaeh-
ed at the Congl church Sunday.
On account of his health Perley Cutler
has been Obliged to give up bis work in L.
Walpole, N. II. and has returned home.
Daniel Gay killed amuskrat in his wood
shed last week.
Mrs. Herbert Mills is sick with pneu-
monia.
George Kimball has taken the goods
from the boarding house and moved them
to Laconia, n. II. where they are to be
sold.
Mrs. Tenney and Ada French have gone
TO Ware, Mass. to work in a stockinet
mill.
Miss Jennie Mills visited at E. G. spaul-
ding's last week.
Ed McIntire is working for sherman
Harrington.
Mr.. Hassam has been drawing ice from
South Stockbridge.
Mr.. johnson who has been working for
Austin Thomas began working for Mr..
Morse the first of March.
John Noonan is working for c. Reed.
Miss Hattie Sawyer has finished her
school at Laconia, N. II. and is spending
her vacation at home.
Mrs. Fred Martin spent last week with
her mother.
Mr.. johnson has a hen that laid an egg
which measured S - inches BY 8 Ia and
weighed 1-2 ozs. Mrs. Ballard has a pull
let that laid one measuring sx8 and weigh
ed 3 Ia oZs.
Johnny Gay is visiting in West RAN
dolph.
Bert Harrington had a narrow escape
Saturday. A pile of boards fell over throw
ing him against the wheel of his wagon,
knocking out three Of his teeth and cut
ting his face badly.
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License to Sell.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, hold
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. s. : en- in Randolph On as
2sth day of Fen. A.. d.. 1880. Gavin Goodwin. Al
ministrator Of the estate OF Acsha W .Hemenway ls
% Chelsea.
IA said district. deceased, makes application % SN
Court for license 10 sell all of the real estate Of si
deceased, representing that said sale Is necessary ~
the nayment of the de0t OF tile deceased
Where.
upon. II is ordered by said Court thai said applicauN
come under consideration and be heard on tile
25th day Of Marcel ID. 1899.
at the Probate Once in Randolph; aud. IL is flr1d
ordered. thai all persons in crested be notified henpi
by publication Of notice Of this application aud 0rti
thereon. three weeks successfully IN the HERALD
time ofhearing. that they may appear az sdd tine
and place, and. IL hey see cause, object thereto.
BY the G~ourt-Attest.
So WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Judge.
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Rufus Kidder has bought the Walling
house of Mr.. Christie for 5000. Oliver 5.
Hatch has bought the Martin Smith house
of NJ. ID. FarWell for 1925.
w. l.. Thorndyke Of the Brule Index, So.
Dakota, formerly with H. II. Woodbury. &
Co, printers, was renewing old %acquaint-
anees in town last week.
There win be a flag raising at the high
school this week, a beautiful flag having
been bought by subscription.
The following were elected town officers
for the ensuing year: Moderator, Norman
Paul; selectmen, II. b.. Reed, +. b. Shaw,
George b. Rood; listers, j. r. Montague,
l.. j.. Slayton, G.. Il. Robinson; constable,
w. o.. Taylor; auditors, Philip Royce, G..
IL. Seaver, G. o. Thompson; treasurer, +.
q. S%outhgate; member OF the board of ed
ucation, j. r. Montague; town grand jur-
or, o. l.. Richmond; trustee of public mon
ey, {. o. Thompson. Tax raised, 100 cts.
on a dollar.
TORPID LrvER.-It is hardly possible to
prepare a medicine which is so pleasant to
the palate as are Hamburg Figs or which
is so efiicacious in cases of constipation,
piles, torpid liver or sick-headache. Dose
one Fig. Mack Drug Co., n. Y.
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The funeral Of Edna r. Greene was held
at the Silver Lake House last week Thurs
day. She died Feb. "a, 1890 aged 65 years.
Since the death Of her husband, who died
several years ago, a cloud has shadowed
her life uniting her at times, for her usu-
al duties. This has grown upon her dur
ing her closing years. Her sisters, Mrs.
Celim French. Miss Mary Chamber
lin and Mrs. Jane Gibson of Minneapolis,
Mimi. did everything that wealth Il low
ing hands could do TO make her life pleas
ant, cheerful and happy. In the day OF
her activity She was a most devoted and
loving mother. Her daughter who so
tenderly cared for her so long and her two
sons were al present at her funeral which
was conducted by Rev. S. A. Parker who
spoke OF her as he knew her in her home
with her husband and children around
her giving her life for them. Her gentle
and amiable ways won the esteem of all
those who knew her. The words sung at
her funeral were as appropriate n fitting
as the music was finely rendered.
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Court Of Insolvency.

STATE OF VERMONT In the matter Of James
RANDOLPH DISTRICT =. H-emenway. insolvenf
debtor. 1t is ordered that the second and third meet
ings OF the creditors Of said insolyent debtorhe held
az Hotel in Chelsea in said District on the sOth dax
OF March. lSO. att 10 O'Clock A. n. for the purposes
set forth in SECTIONS q. . aud 81. OF An Act to Is
tahllsh Courts Of Insolvency in this State.r approved
NOV. = lSst. The Register Of this Court is directed
10 give notice 10 all known creditors Of said insoly-
en- debtor, by sending them by mail. prepaid, writ
ten or printed notices, stating the time and place Of
Sald meetings; also 10 notify the said insolvent debit
OF 10 oe present thereat. also to publish notice of
The time and place OF said meetings two weeks sur-
cesslseix IN the Herald ana News 3 newspaper prini-
said meetings. u
1lten nndtr my hand aud the seal Of the Court Of
insolvency Tor the District OF Randolph this Sd dar
OF hsfclh iSN. MA. II. NICHOLS, Judge.
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COURT 0E INSOLVENCY.

STATE 0FNERM0ST alhe matter OF sarah
RANDOLPH DISTRICTS h. Hemenway. insolveat
debtor. II Is ordered that the second and third
meetings Of the creditors Of said insolyent debtor h.
held At the hoicl In Chelsea. in said district on the
2Jth day OF March, lS9. AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ for the
purposes set forth ia sections 20. 7s and 81, Of "Ap
Act to Establish Courts OF Insolvency in this Sfate.-
approved Nov. p. lsl6. The Register of this Court
Is directed toglVe notice TO all known creditors Of
said insolNent debtor, by sending hem bs mail, pre-
place OF said meetings. Alsn TO notify the said in
solvent debtor 10 be present thCreAt; also 10 puh-
lish notice OF the time and piece of said meetings
two weeks snccessiNely in the Herald and News. a
newspaper published at Randolph in this State
prior 10 the time I said meetings.
Given under my hand and the seal of the Court of
Insolvency for the District OF Randolph this Sd day
OF March. lNM. WV. Indra
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STATE OF VERMONT, tin Probate Cour5,neaii
DISTRICT, SIS Randolph In and ~.
said District. on the LIST day OF March. A. D. -
= II. LOOMS. administrator of the estate y
Joseph LYON late OF Randolph. in said dlsirld
deceased makes application to said Court TOR Icens
to sell ali of the real estate Of sAd
deceased representing that said sale Is necessarl ~
Tue payment OF the debts OF said deceased WIZ
upon,lt Is ordered by said Court that saiG appleeu
consideration and he heard on tie @~'
or March, A. D. 1880. at the Probate Office ~
and Il Is further ordered that all peisf
interested be notified hereof, by publication o. 49,
o. TINS Application and order three weeks saccesstf
~ IN the HERALD AND NEWS. printed at kanooII.
before said time OF hearing, that they may appeIs@
Tune and place. and II theysee cause object uheie
by the Court, attest,
a true copy of record attest. =
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Court Of Insolvency.

STATE OF VERMONT In the matter OF Geo. II.
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. SColby, insolvent debtor.
Il Is ordered that l.esecond and third NEE. ings Of
the creditors Of said involve Mt debtor be held at the
hotel IN Chelsea 10 said district on the 10th dav of
March. lSp at 10 O'Clock A. VI. for the purposes set
forth in sections 70,ES and 50. OF AN Act to Estab-
lish Courts Of Insolvency in this State.~ approved
Nov,2&, lS16- The Register of this Court is direct
ed tosgiye notice TO all kfown creditors OF said in
solvent debtor, by sending them by mail. prepaid.
written or printed notices. stating the time and
place Of said meetings: also TO notify the said insOlv-
ent aeutorto be present thereat;alsn 70 publish notice
OF the time aud place Of said meetings two weeks
successfully In the Herald and News a newspaper
printed at Randolph IN Tits Stale. prior 10 the time
OF said meetings.
Given under my hand and seal at the Court OF In
solvency for the District Of Randolph this Sd dav of
Niarrh. $50. WM. n. NICHOLS. Judge.
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The March "ARENA'' has a portrait Of
Howard Crosby and in the letterepress a
second portrait OF Helena Modjeska both
OF which are very good. There Is a
vein of free religious sentiment running
along the pages, but morality and tenn
peranee, labor and politics are carefully
and iudieiously treated. Even a little or
thodoxy has been admitted. As n litera-
" production we are inclined to think the
Arena is fully equal to any of our reviews.
III any Of its readers are fearful Of its inau-
ence tits easy to ind antidotes in other
reviews and magazines. II is well worth
reading for the truths it contains and the
manner of their presentation. And who
shall say what is true and what Is false2
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-06

THE FoRUM.-The March Forum begins
ths 9th volume. The four years of its
life have been years of rapid growth, and
it enters upon a new year with a good de-
gree of prosperity. This review has by
its conservative methods drawn to its sup
port many of the most intelligent people
of the country and has thus become a pos
tive influence in our civil and social af-
fairs. The current number is full of pa
pers that are carefully and t%houghtfullv
prepared and are calculated to awaken
thought in all who read them. Among
the writers are Frederick Harrison, Sena-
tor Dawes of Mass, Archdeacon Farrar.
Albion W. Tourgee, w. H. Mallock and
Gen. Abbott and among the subjects treat
ed are, THE right to vote,D aWestern
Mortgages, ga protest against dogma,n
"a year of republican control" and sDo
the people wish reform" along with others
of equal value. There is not one that is
not well worth reading. If you wish to
know what educated men are thinking
about buy and read the Forum. Publish
by the Forum Publishing Co, 253 Fifth
Ave-, N. Y. at S. per year.
HARPER's YOUNG PEOPLE always ia
nous for its fairy stories is now publish
ing a series illustrated by Howard Pyle.
is an old f~avorite and will increase the
popularity of this paper with its multi
.ude of readers.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-06

The State reform school at YER
gennes contains 76 inmates.
The strike among the granite work
ers at Barre has been satisfactorily
settled.
Rutland county fair will be held the
second week in September, a week
earlier than usual.
Paul Dillon. FIVE years Of age, was
crushed to death by a rolling log in a
Montpelier mill yard last week.
Geo. Bruce's house in Williamstown
occupied by Chas. Webster was burn
ed on Tuesday morning with its con-
tents.
Woodstock's annual town report
shows a reduction during the year IN
the indebtedness OF the town of $685.
10.
The citizens committee of White
River Junction has raised a guaranty
fund Of $4,000 to secure the State
fair.
Hon. Henry Ballard OF Burlington
is a candidate for the republican con-
g~ressional nomination in the first dis
trict Of Vermont this fall.
The projected removal Of the Il
ty seat from Woodstock to some more
central location like Windsor or W.
II. Junction is being talked of.
A ease has been made to test the
validity OF the charter of the ''Ver-
mont Medical college Of Rutland of
which DR." Geo. Dutton is dean.
J. 7. Mullen, Is, a Central YER
mont railroad brakeman, fell from a
a near Milton last week, the wheels
passing over one arm and one leg IN
juring him so that he died.
1t is estimated that the total cut Of
logs in the State for the eason Of 1889
90 will not exceed 80 per cent. OF the
annual output of the last 20 years, on
account Of the light snow fall.
Geo. w. Stanton Of Rutland, agent
ltl liaAAAti = laANlA hAoAlNA haN AAoAR
peared and nothing has been seen of
him for two weeks. Suicide is feared.
He was badly in debt and respondent.
The number Of pouches and sacks
OF matter handled each day at the Rut-
land postoiiice will average between
$50 and 100 which Is more than is
handled at any otherofiic in the state.
The Central Vermont road is erect
ing a large ice house neal the cold
storage building at ST. Adams. 1t is
2Sx100 feet, q feet high aud has a
capacity Of between 1000 and 1900
tons OF ice.
Commissioners Of immigration Bach
elder of New Hampshire is trying TO
do for his State what Commissioners
Valentine has been trying to do for
Vermont, bring about a reactionary
drift in the direction of the abandoned
and thus cause the State to keep
step with the drum beat of the nation.
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"Reminiscences, Nniire.

Estate OF 1oStfH L. BALL, a..
Inc Undersigned, having been appointed hN wy
Hon. Probate Court tor the District of tAddtst
Commissioners. 10 receive, examine and aainsl q
claims and demands of all persons against TIE es&t
doseph.P. Ball, late of Granville In said DIST. Or
ceased, and all claims exhibited in Offset thereto,nee
by give notice that we win meet for the purposes a9r-
SAID. at the dwelling house of J. &R. j. Flint n
said Granville
on the I'D day ofMch.and 2lst day Of june reg
from loo'eloek; a. m. until 4 O'Clock. PR. o. -
GAYS and that six months from The ~
day OF e A. ID. 1880. Is the time limited By St
Court for said creditors TO present their clsims 70 u
for examination and allowance. Dated 81
Granville this 18th DAY of Feb. A. d. lS0.
). y. HUBBAKD,D Com
~ II. Z. HAYES. missI0neie
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GrnnvilIe.

Mrs. Robinson has returned to Ripton.
A. n. Briggs has had a relapse and has
been mnch worse the past week.
Mrs. Orlando Kennedy is quite poorly.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. o. Kennedy were called
to Moretown last week to attend the fu-
neral of Mrs. Leon Child.
Little Lena Campbell is visiting her
grandparents.
Rev. M. Ii. Ryan preached Sunday for
the first time for several weeks and he Is
still quite poorly.
Mrs. @. NJ. Ford and daughter were at
J. A. Ninton's last week.
w. l.. Ford and Robbie, son of A. IL.
Ford nave been i'll.
Myrtle Ford gave a party to about so Of
her friends Monday evening, Feb. p, il
being the anniversary OF her birthday.
She wishes to thank her friends for the
many lovely gifts presented her.
Miss Annie Vinton gave a social party
last Friday evening TO about twenty OF her
friends. The time was %enjoyably spent
in various amusements and refreshments
were served consisting Of ice cream, cake,
coffee and oranges n the guests dispers-
ed at a late hour feeling they had spent a
very pleasant evening.
School in dist. l closed Feb. Is. Is pu-
pills. Owing to the Ia grip the attendance
was not as large as it otherwise would
have been, the average being nearly IA.
The following had the highest standing,
Walter Barry %, Ernest Hubbard "a,
Frank Ford SO James Riley 81, Ina Lull
81, Harry Hubbard IS. Prizes were given
the two highest in standing also to Katie
Lul for standing and attendance.
Lulu EATON, Teacher.
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Ammi Follett has sold his Wallace place
to Geo. Thurston, and Mrs. Thurston has
taken possession.
The indebtedness Of the town has in
creased during the past year about $50.
Elijah Somers has made two nice hand
rollers, one for Geo. Brown the other for
George Drown.
The Shepard family met their engage
ment last Friday evening but on account
of bad weather they did not have a full at
tendance.
We understand that the L. S. Grand Jul
ry has found bills against the dealers in
counterfeit money in this vicinity.