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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-13
North Ponfret.

Miss May Davis of Norwich is spending
few days with her brother, Fred Davis.
Mrs. Sarah Oakley of Bristol, n. Fl. is
stopping at ID. e. Goding's.
Miss Nora Adams Of Gaysville is visit
ing at S. A. Burch's.
Miss Edith Leonard is in Bellows Falls
John Burch spent last Sunday WITH his
uncle in Quechee.
The following officers were elected at
the town meeting: Town clerk, treasurer
and overseer Of the poor, @. II. Vaughan;
selectmen, S. f. Leonard, Herman Bug
bee and Geo. Harding.
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Strnnnrd.

There were parties in town last week
buying cattle.
Mrs d. c. Hyde is expected to return
from Washington in about a week.
Abram Brown and others attended
the funeral of Mrs. Albert Preston OF
Sharon last Friday.
Mrs Eugene Harris has received a nice
dinner set as q premium from the great
London Tea Co., OF Boston.
Or. Harlin Carpenter has been in town
doing dentistry.
There was Union meeting held at So.
STAFFORD Sunday afternoon and evening.
Rev. Mr.. Moulton has returned to town.
The question discussed at the Lyceum
last Saturday night was, Resolved. THAT
farming in the East is as profitable as
farming in the West.
Miss Caroline Chandler is boarding for
the present at f. P. Hydes.
Mrs. Flora George lis engaged to work
for the season in Barre.
John Buzzell and wife spent Sunday
with friends in Mortified.
There is an opportunity for good black
smith in town as II. Fulton has finished
working in the shop.
Rev. Francis Reed was installed or for
mally recognized as pastor of the Free
baptist cnurcD az south STAFFORD on We'd
nesday March 9Th. The exercises Inter
spersed with singing were;-lst Reading
of the Scriptures and prayer by Rev Hen
~ Cummings, pastor OF Cong'l church
at STAFFORD; 2nd, Charge 10 the pastor BY
Rev. +. +. Maxim at Tunbridge: 3rd,
Welcome, Rev. II. Cummings; 9TH. Ad-
dress to the people by Rev. +. T. Davidson
of st. Johnsbury.
Town officers elected Tuesday were;
Moderator, d. c. Hyde; Clerk and Treas,
n. B. Cobb; the treasurer to be collector;
Selectmen, 5. NJ. McMaster, E. p. HYDE.
G. A. Webster; Listers, NJ II. Brown, II.
G. Hazelton, VIM. @. Doolittle; Overseer,
Nj. H Brown; Auditors, R. A. Hatch. 5.
B. Buell., D. c. Hyde; Constables, j. c.
Kendall, Jed H. Kendall; Town Grand
Jurors, r. Burnham, VIM. r. Sanborn, L.
d. Parker; Agent, ID. c. Hyde; Member
Board Of Education, y. B. Cobb. High
way tax, % cents; Town, 80 cents.
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Tunbridee.

Mrs A. c. Jones is very sick.
Dwight Leisure and daughter have gone
to Keene, N. H., for visit.
A meeting Of the Cong'l society is to be
held this week
Norman Dudley and wife OF Montpelier
are in town visiting relatives.
Annie +. Lyman is visiting at j. Hunt
ington's, No Randolph.
O. II. King has returned from West
Fairlee where he has been repairing har-
nesses for w. K. Rowell.
Gertie Leisure lost her wallet while on
her way to So. Royalton last Thursday
and a man was seen TO pick it up.
Section 46 OF the new school law seems
to call for an examination of teachers in a
pleasant month, notice to be published in
all county papers.
Section III Act. OF 1888 would seem to
apply to those of the textbook board who
accepted gifts of dictionaries or other
books from the school book agents. Read
the section.
A wire to connect the STAFFORD tele-
graph line with So. Royalton was strung
last week and STAFFORD offices have now
telegraph facilities equal to any; So. Roy
alton having day and night operators.
Rum and Tobacco was the the title of an
address given by Rev. Mr.. Hubbard last
Sunday eve. While each is destructive of
property, health and life, in his observa-
ton of more than fifty years tobacco can
be credited with double the number of
fatalities chargeable to the use OF intoxi-
cants and this he illustrated by citing
many examples. THAT tobacco is an in
surmountabie obstacle to the reform of the
drunkard was another proposition that he
brought strong arguments TO support.
That tobacco is an eXcitant to crime
and that its use shortens life he believed to
be abundantly proved by examples that he
recited. The address was unique-the e.
vii of tobacco using was not made secon-
Diary TO that of rum drinking. Both rum
and tobacco were condemned and the ar
gumentslagainst the use OF the weed were
found to be fully as strong as those a
gainst the use OF liquor
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Miss Hattie Yuran is keeping house for
Mr.. Kendall.
Miss Annie Morse spent last week in
Montpelier.
Mrs. Holden returned Saturday, having
been away all winter.
Miss Sherman returned from Hanover
Saturday and opened her school Tuesday.
Misses Inez and Matte Culver are at
home for a vacation.
Mrs. Laura Parker's nephew and niece
from Windsor visited her last week.
David Pecor has moved into the house
vacated by Fred Penn.
Mrs. p. w. Clark spent last week with
her sister, Mrs Horace Allen.
Mrs. Mary Rix OF Windsor was in town
last week.
Mrs. E. A. Thacher is i'll, threatened
with rheumatic fever.
The apron sale was a success both imam
cially and socially. About SIS were realized.
Rev. II. Q. Ward held a meeting Sunday
afternoon in the Dutton district and Tues
day evening at North Royalton.
A fine line Of rubber goods will always
be found at w. II. Laird & Co.'S. Now is
the time to buy pair of rubber boots.
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License 10 Sell.

STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate CourtaeltN
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, ssh Randolph Ia and .
said District, on the LIST day Of March, A, D. rs
:. ID. LOOMS, administrator OF the estate q
Josenh Lyon late of Randolph, la said ds1G
deceased makes application 10 said Court or lctn-
10 sell an Of the real esiaf Of ah
deceased representing that said safe D ut essafl ~
the payment OF the debts 81 said deceased WIRE
nponit is ordered by said Court thai said appietgi
come under consideration and be heard On tle I'A'
Of March, A. ID. 1880. az the Probate Office 20
randolph and " IS further ordered that all peisgn
Interested be notified hereof by publication OF nous
" In the HERALD AND NEws, printed at EandoIL
before said time OF hearing that they may appear -
AID time aud pace.and n theysee cause object iheet
BY the Court, attest,
WV. II. NICHOLS, ludss
A true COPY of record attest. 81
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Rochester.

Rev. Mr.. Marvyn's subject next SUNDAY
will be "Leaven at work"
Willie and Jennie Baker spent few
days last week in Warren.
Walter A. Tuttle OF Boston is at III. Ill.
Chaffee's to spend several months.
Mary Martin is in Gaysville.
Mrs. Ed Baker was called to her home in
East Middlebury on account of the illness
Of her mother.
The NJ e. soeiable met with Mrs. H. ii
Whitney Wednesday of this week.
Mr.. Stanley is spending this week in
Leicester and Rutland.
Y. NJ. and |. T. Hubbard have sold theiI
years old Lambert stallion, by Thought
for S400 and 2 year old Lambert geid1ng
for S160 to parties in Philadelphia, |. L,
Hubbard delivering them.
Sherman Beckwith was visiting his par
ents last week.
Mrs. Grin Harvey is in Lowell, Mass, foi
few days.
Chester Pierce is in Boston this week.
F.F. Washburn is confined to the house
Rev. Mr. Marvyn returned from Boston
Saturday.
Mrs. Mayo returned to her home in
Royalton on Monday after spending q
short time with her parents Mr.. Horace
Cole and wife.
Cyrus Whitlock and Nina Angel visited
in Randolph on Friday and Saturday.
The dramatic entertainment was well at
tended and about $40 were realized. They
expect to repeat it on Thursday evening OF
this week.
Many from here win attend the enter
tainment at Hancock Tuesday evening.
Miss Kate Kimball has been hired to
teach the spring term of school in the viii
lage
Mr.. Brown OF Concord, n. H., was in
town on Monday.
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GnnRT lE lNSnLYENGY.

STATE OF VERMONT { In the matter OF sarah
RANDOLPH DISTRICT T.. Hemenway. insoyent
debtor. 70 g. ordered that the second and third
meetngs Of the creitors OF said insoycnt debtor De
held 20 The hniei in Chelsea IN said district tie
2lth day Of March, lss ~ lpoclock A. NJ. for tue
purposes set forth Ca sections 20 7a and 81. of An
Act Establish Courts of Insolvency IN this staie.
approved Nov. 2s 1876. The Register OF this Court
Is directed % give notice 90 an known creditors OF
said tuso went debtor by senaug hem Do, mall pre-
paid written printed notices stating the time and
place OF said meetings. Also 90 notify the said in
solvent debtor o. De present thcrcat; also 10 pub
lish notice of Che time aud piece Of said meetings
two weeks succcssivcy lu the Herald and News, a
newspaper published AT Randolph In This STATE,
prior 20 the iimc ( said meetings.
Given under mY hand and TIC seal Of the Court OF
Insolvency for toe District pf Randolph This ga day
uf March. iSN. MNf. H. NICHOLS Judge.
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Fonlfret.

Dana Bugbee is expected home soon
Uncle Spenser Doton is dangerously sick.
-Billings's men are drawing stone from
Oregon. Wood goes to Springfield,
Mass, to work.-Willard Keith will carry
on the Udall farm the coming year-Town
meeting passed off very quietly ad-
journed meeting Of the Pomfret Farmers
Adams and VIII Kingsley are in Boston
this week.-Mrs.. Samuel Leonard has so
far recovered from her illness as to be able
70 be removed to her home.-Lyceum at ).
Pomfret Thursday evening.
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Commissioners Notice.

Estate Of ALBERT Fits.
The undersigned, having been appointed W "
Hon. Probate Court for the District " Rauae'lf
commissioners. 20 receive, examine and aQuat =
claims ana demands OF all persons against inc g'I
Of Albert Fits late OF Braintree in SAID ~
trict, deceased, an claims exhibited In Offset thelte
hereby give notice that will meet for the pup9E
Aforesaid at the dwelling house Of the late Atd'
Fits on the hth day OF March and7th day Of MAYS ,
next from 10 O'Clock, n. IN. until 30'clOck.p a;N ,
said days.and that six mos. from the 18Th day ol ~
1850 is the time limited by said Court for said crtl,
ors 10 present their claims to for examination s
allowance. Dated AZ Randolph this 2aih DAY o. ="
a. ID. lsa0.
JAMES HUTCHINSON. Com
$50 &. l.. STEWART, missioner
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STATE OF VERMONT SAta Probate Couriheld Il
District % Hartford.ss Woodstock, wilhuadd NJ
eufH lfstrfet ~, . he 18th nav of Feb A IA 1g.1
commissioners, Nniice.

Estate OF JOSEPH L. BALL.
The undersigned having been appointed BY s
Hon. PROBATE Court Tor the District q 'iiisl
Commissioners. TO receive, examine and adjust a
claims and demands OF all persons against tie esiat
JosephiP. Bail. late Of Granville IN said Dist DE-
ceased and all claims exhibited In Offset theretofr
by give notice thatwe will meet for thepurposes Alp
said. az the dwelling house of }. 4 K. j. Flint
said Granville
on the I'D day ofAich.and 2lst day Of June na
from 10 O'Clock. q. m. until O'Clock. p m. Of a.
days and that six months from The h1
day of Feb. A. ID. lssg, IS the time limited by 2s
Court for said creditors 10 present their claims TO u
for examination and allowance Dated o.
Granville this 18th DAY OF Feb A. u. lsg0
S.F. nUBBABD. Com
So III. +. HAYES. missouer
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East Bethel.

Rev. S. A. Parker win preach here next
Sunday forenoon. Subject, Christian Cour-
age.
The young people had a surprise party
at Frank Green's Friday eve.
Miss Nellie Clark Of East Randolph spent
a few days last week with her mother at
w. p. Smiths.
Reuben Benton of Barnard has hired
Jane Smiths house and expects to move
here soon.
Rev. Mr.. McGeorge of Brattleboro, ac-
companied by Mr.. Gardner, are holding
series Of meetings at the Baptist church.
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Commlsslonrr,, NnlIce.


Estate Of JAMES PIKE
The undersigned having been aDpointedR..
Probate Court for the District ~ uar,gs.ts W. haa
missioners 20 receive. examine aud adiast IN . N,-
and demands OF all persons Hpainst fhe esfsf alAs
james Pike late OF 70, aitoo -, d
deceased, and all claims exhibited In oeset IN d.
hereby give notice that we win meet for ,blse9,
poses Aforesaid. al the Office Of Lamb eT,iRPA; -
Royalon on The lDtld day Of May AMI On Dan ~ -
next from O'Clock ,. nnrtii 4o'ciock h n , NJ Wy
days, and that six months from the lttI dav a. ~
A. d. 1870 Is the 'iqe limited hv said Cont , w
ton and allowance. -a-
Dated al Royalton tbs sd day Of March A. d ls,,
CHAs. .IARBELL Com- ~
- tbMAkD FOSTER mss0ner.
W. II. Marlin Fyeentsr
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Final settlement.

STATE OF VERMONT. Ia Probate Court held Al
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. s. Randolph Ia said
District. on the Sd dav OF March A. D. lsAl, James
VI. Whitney, admr. OF the estate OF Estes Conant
late of Mnbridge IN s 10 District
deceased presents his adminis'n ACCENT for eNamina-
ton ana allowance, aud makes application for de-
Of distrihu ION AMI partition " The estate 81 said
deceased. Nhercupon Do Is 0rdered by laid curt
that said account and application be referred sea
sion thereof 10 be ned at tint Probate ofhcc In
said Chelsea
ON the 2ls day of March A. d. 1900 for hearing and
decision thereon aud q is further ordered, that all
persons interested be notified
thereof by publication OF notice Of said application
md order thereon. three weeks successyely IN the
herald and News, newspaper published AT Randolph
before said Time Of hearing. that they may appear al
said time and place. aud show cause any they may
have why such accuuuf should not be allowed and
such decree made by the touri. Attest.
~ WILLIAM H. Nff HOI .e..iudge.
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Court of Insolvency.

STATE OF VERMONT In the matter Of Geo. y.
RANDOLPH DISTRICT Colby. insovent debtor.
IL II ordered that 81 second and third NEE ngs OF
the credi fors Oi said iu-olye debtor be held az the
hotel Ia Chelsea in said district the 20th day OF
March. isl a. 10 O'Clock A. NJ. for the purposes set
forth Ia seeiious 7u 7S aud 81 OF An Act 20 E-tah-
ish Courts OF Insolvency 10 this STATE approved
NOV. p 1876. The Register OF this Court l. directs
i to.giyC notice a all Known credifrs II said IN
solvent debtor hy sending them BY mail. prepaid.
written or printed noticcs. stating the time ana
place 81 said meetings; also tonoify the said nsoh
tut deut1ro he present thereat also puhish notice
~ De time aud ace Of said meetings TWO weeks
successfully IN the Herald and News a newspaper
printed IL Randolph in This STATE prior 10 the lime
of -aid meetings.
Given under INV hand and seal az the Court of In
soNcucy Tor the District Randolph this ga DAY Of
March ls4l. MM. II. NICHOLS. Judge.
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Rarnard.

The funeral of Robert Brown was nelo
at his late residence March 9TH, heV' MI
Kimball officiating.
AFRO Buchanan died March 9th OF pnleeiu-
monia and AlonZo Evans the TN, I ~
funeral of Mr.. Evans was held at the NJ
E. church Sunday.
Will Newton is at home from Montpelier
and preached at the NJ. Z. church SUNDAY
afternoon.
Geo. Austin, who is attending school at
MONTPELIER. is at home for vacation.
Mrs. Frank w. Angel is in Auburndaie'
Mass.
The Literary society gave the play entitled
"rhe Deestrict Skule" last Thursday eve
Miss Lila Putnam, who has been at home
for visit has returned to Milton.
At the annual town meeting resolution
was introduced by o. c. Smith, and
unanimously adopted, condemning the ac-
ton of the County Board OF education IN
its selection of text books.
A town meeting is to be held at the hall
Tuesday, March 18th, to see If the town
will vote to purchase school books, agree
able to Sec. 1856 of the new school law
There is much dissatisfaction with the ac-
ton of the Board of Education in chang
ing books. Some have thought that the
town voting to buy the books can nul-
lify the action Of the School Board and re-
tain the books now in use.
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Seth Boutwell, and wife visited at Win
Manning's last Saturday
j. P. Stockwell and wife and w. ID.
Hodgkins Of Rochester visited at C.S. Car
rolls Saturday.
Parties from this town who sent to the
Maple Sugar Exchange last year were not
quite satisfied with their returns. One
man sent them, by their weight, $40 lbs,
sold for s26.27, charges for pals, 1910, box
ing sugar, $50, freight and commission
800, 5 per cent for tin, s1.Ss, amounting
to s14.0S, leaving for sugar Sl2.19. The
sugar was the first made and was sent the
first of April and would have brought z
cents a pound at home.
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commlssioners Notice.

IrIlTE
The undersigned. having been appointed Df tne
Hon Probate Couri for tile district u hihuo ~ I'm
nd demands of all persons against the estate o. ta
los F sfrattOn late Of Brookheid IL SAID DISTRICT
deceased and all claims exhibited Ia onset thtre-
IA hereby give notice tina VIII meet Tor the Dur
noses aforesadat the residence fthe late Carlos r.
Stratt0n in Broukfied
on the 5tl iay OF April and 5th day Of July
nevt IRON o'clock 2. 81. until O'Clock T.. ~,
each Of said days aud ihh1 slA ih',nuih u9u'
Inc 18Th day Of Feb A. D.. 1850 is the ine limit
III by said Court for said creditors y present their
claims To us for examination ana allowance. 500
f,gteI "a Brookteld Iris All day Of March n. $50
ROYAL ABBOTT. Commits
-. .INIIN 81. IA IAlRI.A elOners.
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Probate of Will.

STATE OF VERMONT. I Alta Probate Court -
District OF Randolph. =. AZ Randolph. Hiihl ,7
Tor said District. the 18th day Of Feb. A. -
An instrument Importing 20 be the last W, =
testament OF Asahel kendrick late Of Randoip- -
said District. deceased Is presented 10 the 49,
py AngeiineI- hendrick. the eNecufriN therein 80
Iot probate; and It is ordered BY sAil 80
tlat an persons concerned therein be notified U
pear before said Court, at the Probate ~
randolph Aforesaid. on the 18th DAY ei ,.-
lo,V, aud contest the probate OF said will II W. -
cause; for " llch purpose Il Is further orsert 80
Cony Of the record OF this order Re published -
for proving said will in the Hiram AND NJ
a news paper printed az W. Randolph IN ihls -
- Attest. Nm. n. NICHOLS sAat"
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North Ponfret.

Genevieve Snow is visiting at Austin
Howard's.=Miss Edith Leonard is visiting
her uncle in Bellows Falls.-S. +. and LIB.
Leonard went to Rochester to attend the
golden wedding of their uncle, Austin
Leonard. Alice Burgess is at work at P.
III. Strong s.-Rev. Mr.. Kilburn preached
at the Cong1 church last Sabbath.-A good
ly number attended the sing at West Hart
ford last week.
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SOUTH ROYALTON NEWS.

SOUTH R0YAlT0N NEWS.
Mrs. Chas. Wall is recovering from
severe illness.
Mrs. F. Putnam of Newport, N. II.
is visiting at G. B. Wallis.
Elmer Doyle and j. Waldo have
purchased the Adams saw mill.
The r. M. A. society gave canta-
ia last Friday night entitled ga Mer-
ry Company"
Miss Alice Buck goes to Worcester
this week to act as book-keeper for the
firm of Hudson & Co.
Capt. J. E. Eldridge will be at the
hotel here the Doth.
Miss Lena Burbank is very sick
with pneumonia.
Lawyer Tarbell has recovered from
his recent illness and is again at his
office.
The young ladies of the Congl So
ciety have in preparation "The Dis
trict School" which they intend to pre-
sent.
Henry Waterman is some better, his
mother, Mrs. VIM. Waterman was
buried Tuesday.
News was received last Tuesday
that Otis Osgood of Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa, former resident of this village,
was dead.
L. p. Tenney is to move into the
house with Mr.. Honey for the coming
year and Mr.. Witt and wife viii occu-
Ply the tenement which he vacates.
There was large attendance at the
hard times social, several from East
Barnard being present. Miss Ona Day
gave recitation, DR.. Fish reading
and the East Barnard people a dialogue.
Refreshments were served.
The old dramatic club win play
''Cast upon the World" this Thursday
and Friday ewes. This is strong
play and cannot fail of giving satisfac-
ton. The scenery has been especially
prepared and the cast well selected
The following are the names Of the
pupils in the Primary department Of
our school who had no absent marks;
Lester f. Ashley, Willis II. ellis,
Edith Nj. GillIs, Katie A. Pecor and !
Bernice Reynolds. In the higher de-
partment Fred Persons was the only
pupil neither absent or tardy. Num- !
Der of pupils 33, average p. The
following pupils had the ten highest
averages; Frank Lyman, Grace Mar
tin, Roland Reynolds, Winnie ellis,
May ellis, Minnie Metcalf, Nellie
Adams, Ina Farnham, Emily Foster,
Matte Buck and Fred Sargent.
The first tangible evidence of a de-
termination on the part of the citizens
of the village to enlarge and increase
the business of the town by helping
to establish manufacturing industries
was shown last Friday evening by the
forming ofa village improvement socy,
and electing com. with authority to
encourage and induce parties who are
looRing for good place to locate a
business to come here. NJ, j. Sargent,
VIM. II. Martin and f. Winslow were
elected committee and they chose c.
p. Tarbell as corresponding secretary.
The citizens appear to be in earnest
and will sustain the committee in their
efforts.
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STOCK OWNERS. ATTENTION.

Don't forget that one pound Of WeAre's Con-
dition Powders IS worth five of any other kind.
Sure cure for worms. Sold by both druggists.
Weare sure cure for heaves Is the only thing
known that viii cure. Sold BY both druggists.
Weare's Poultry Powder Is sure cure for
Chicken Cholera and Roup and greatly inn
proves their laying qualities. Il beats the
world Sold BY all druggists.
Z. r Smith. Bristol Springs. Ontario Co.
y. Y. says that ~Agoil gives Magic Relief IN
Pinkeve and Distemper IN horses and Asthma
and rheumatism in man." Sold hv r. G. Nor
ton. West Randolph.
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Commissioners Notice

Estate Of JOSHUA A. Spp.p
The undersigned. having me-, '.Ah-
Hon. Probate Court for the DisfT't g,'ei By tie
Commissioners, 10 receive. examine ~. NJ N4nd1l,5
claims s ara denl.nds OF al persons ainst ,e l %
y Josnna.A spear, laie vi Vel 6rsi,,lh fs.a.e
t.deceased,and all cams 10 otlsi thae 10 ~
give notice that we win meet FOR ti ohers-
said. at the store Of the late "' iuip'ses aioFs
on the 7th day 81 Nav 1880 'psnla A. Suelr
sept. 1890 from 10 clock A. M uoti .ie ai day q
on said days and hat siA months froo NE p. H.
stll day OF March 4. D.. lsi1 is the fime fa
to rs for examination and allowance taeir claims
Brainiree W., this SIN day Of March, a 4 az al ae
:. b 4, AHbOTT} = -
50 r. l.. KENDALL ,i 'ni-
; Iva Thaycr. Admr. i''sipasfs.
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Now. Give Attention

To the publication OF your blood, for at
no season is the body so susceptible TO the
benefits to be derived from a good medi-
cine as in March, April and May Hoods
Sarsaparilla is the peoples favorite spring
medicine. II stands unequalled for puri-
flying the blood, curing serofula, salt
rheum, etc, regulating the kidneys and
liver, repairing nerve tissues, strengthen
ing and invigorating the whole body. as
well as checking the progress Of acute and
chronic disease and restoring the afflicted
parts to natural, healthy condition. If
you have never tried Hoods Sarsaparilla
for your "spring medicine do so this sea-
son.
II you think OF purchasing a piano il
costs only one cent to write to c. c. Briggs
& Co, Appleton ST., Boston for their Il
Illustrated catalogue. We cannot too
strongly recommend our readers to look
into this excellent piano before coming to
any decision. Il is by all odds the best
for the money.