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New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
NORTHERN NEwJERSEY COUNTIES.

PATERSON. The funeral Of Miss r. sophia MORO"
took place Yesterday afternoon al the lone Of her
sister Mrs. VI. l.. May. ~. 800 Van iiJuieIst Mss
Morrow had been a bedrddcn invalid for over twenty
two years and her Christian checriunc>s "as con
spicuous example of the helptul life of a shnt In
uerSon. she Was known 10 wide -ocial circle, ana
Va, "A sister Of the Rev. !. T. Morrow, - the newark
Methodist Episcopal Conference
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WHERE rs Ey ALDERMAN DEMPSEY ?

EN Alderman Dempsey was not AT the District NJ
tornev> ONCE yesterday. hut il was said that he would
surrender himself to morrow and give bail under the
Indictment for bribery. He has friends in New Jersey
and J., probably >tavnc with them. None Of The
assistant, were AZ the District Attorneys oficc yc>
tcr,iav 10 receive Dempsey If he had called.
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IIOBDkEN

A NOTE FROM HENRY " STANLEY.
The stanley society has received the following JET
ser from Henry NJ stanley. dated Londor MAY
10 aeknow Lodging the information of h, election a.
all honorary member:
Dear sir | much plea ed T. hear tnal YOU
have inaugIrated stanley o~irV. ana uit YOU
L.ve ieen good enough - make mo an honorary mem
her trust that the society VIII have abundant
success I am. dear air. yoIr, very truly .,,.
T. +. Zsltner esq lfNhl W. SlANLhl'
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4 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortsndt and
a. m. fof S'ntneton and ntermediate ponts p,,.
m Geneva, Lyons Elulrt, Rochester, Bunalo
and tne Wet ana piInclpai local point Chair car 70
I'm and Pullman car % Suspension Brldge
- "a ~ tor Nauch CHUNK and intermediate points.
II A. M ior L. and Il. Junction and ihtcihcdiae points
NJ d. M f@r Tunkhnnnock and intermediate points:
Chair car H. Tunkhannock. Connection 10 Reading and
Harrisburg -, ,.t.,.
Char Wlkcsbarrc and Pullman sleeper u Suspen.
''O4 80 - m for Yauch Chunk and intermediate points
no D. H. for Aiauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
Cofnectlon 10 I,.a INK and Harrisburg.
II. Lyons. EimlIa, Kpchrstrf, Bunalo
and de West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons and Suspen sion
Tains lctynr AZ a. m. a. m, ! p. N. and 40
D. m connect all points In Mahanoy and Iiazle,on coal
''H''"' SUNDAY TRAINS.
m for Mauch Chunk HsLlet0n and intermediate
Shenandoah and intermediate
po1I Ia ~ n TO- Manch Chunk and intermediate points
D. M for Geneva Lyons Elmira, Rochester, Buffalo
ana he West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspenson
Bridge. ., ,,-..- ou.. ,,s y.o...,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
CLNTKAL RAILROAD OF NEW;;JEaRsEl.

~ iooi Oi a'. 81 'I.n' f.5'' Of Nay e9 800
% FeHSso@ a,io" F.1ea'f ts55a f.5ass As9
s Ta@aqsA sa.SA2 ,S% Es.Ss S9o9y Ad
,.i ",'-" Npp'.G Cianh W'lAesl asrc AID sc anton.
80 f. s4 h54Se F,.A a.ioa ig1 * ,ste .1n Alien
town aud Mauc4 chun2 On s1nGs; Tor L1hs hOp-t '
8 Raa Goo a. ASad r. tS iShG@A Ma @Apa i.'
snsa oln ssa5a
h'iec co inf'D' fI emingon Ess,on Bethlehem Allen.
Msas Go Co. aca ads TAcigm heht5rn
a s,ae 5Gr fifth sDfs Ht;'V%k scSa'oa S1SS
'aaaa 20 D. H o' Pennington Hopatcong EAstOn
nel,9en ,5 a. ana 10, ,o6Sy.n. and Pennington
- p ~ for aston Bc,hlchem AZ ntoTn 40 Naueh
chn &C. R'11'ne ,s, Fss5on Bemrhem and ilogtowh
roi ked B49E Long es6e a. A''r5 II rs ram % 9'Ap s6
y m SUNDAY trains do not stop ocean Grove or A.
E c 81 gso;@t 90 g. N'."s g. so ."e 30 !S5'E9'5
so Gay @ d,d % Toms Ry.T and Barnega, 30 sl5
T F., ASsntc SS SC 0y 'v,neland and Brdseon 30 m
= Tol = nlcehold 80 sn5. l11o a m' 80. ';so.
A' IS o 80 &c. @ 49, az 30 So & " 81 sa:a,%g. ~
FOR nqlS sA&R2 SEasH HGck fSsah ah2vr &c,
from re, g. fo2i a9sSs 9 Hes'oT ntscn s,asrish
Moaea Bcach Long Branch % &c. at 80 go 10 10 4.
t. 49, C, 100 p and a narnoTa' a1 80 a. q % ~
f r: s. o"'s a9.5. T,IS fs9' s9tS5 r'1:e S
ron PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
" WASHINGTON.
VIA Central Il. r. - wJef.ey phfSd"lphla and Read
Inc i. R., AID baliinor 3na on oh9 * X, an , ~ On
90 $2o oo oc 500 30 aao u 10 10 nidFs r. Ho
| D. H.. Il u night go. .... . , -. a m :, oo To-,
eo, 8 ndsy a. H. 90 % 8 oo p m.bl y 10 night
TRAINS leaving a: a. II 80 a. NJ 20 : 90 90 :oO'
IA except saturday niPht have con
ncc,l6n FOR Reading Harrisburg; I9'tsvile &C. g., uu
" L,, Surt,ur. and Wlliamrport, VIA Phlla
! d,lii,a at IS a. m. q 3" P4rior Car. 80 j. m
10 uidI.lht accept Saturday night, sunday . p n
TYckc- aud ParorCaI seats can be p9enfcd az ~ 2oi
i3jus, i3i Fast i25th.st, New-York Courtst, $50
@ Tan,r COMPANY win call for and check
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
General Eastern once. 235 broadway.

NNrEST SHORE RAILROAD, \. Y. G.. &
w HRR.h Co., Les.cemLrsns leave West 42d.st sta.
loot Of Jayst n Chicago Detroit London Hamilton.
y 55 lS sI5 PIX is ! s. Louis % rs 49, ,s si' e@.
sd% .Gs'I Ea.t s' a. A. rss syraca:e,
= 's IS Cand az II & 10 a m tor gHea gnls
% i Is az a. ~ H. In s"G % a5 q 80 il;.5 nsyef:
ier Tuiao <as,ra fa fSfou.o. peisot Chicago ard
St. Louie. Daily. Daily EXCEPT Saturday u Other
daily except sunday Lesvo ;Iaago 1ersey CITY p
Shore station u 20 o. m. 40 Z m: For tickets rs
time. tables Information apply at onlses BrooklIpS33
e. YORK Cty-l,27l 1868 7ss and ei2 Rrcsawsy l43
Stations. loot of Wet +.dst and foot Of Jay,.t.
and residences. G. r. LAMBEHT. General Passenger
Agent S Vanderbitaye. y. Y.
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Cnst ana (onn0

O~r- saturday monr u u'" Vicinity OF 'l-,,'. '-H -
| . and lN... diamond TO, l". ', '.' il '''' "
h. r.,id n, r.tlrrlue io 2b1 W. 32i-'t
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
Gnmmer Resorts.
FAR ROCKAWAY. Ii.

THE UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Complete In all It's appointments Opens June Is undee
the mara agement OF the welltn0wn caterer,
JOHN }. ROGERS, @ Park Place New.Yolk
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
Ocean Steamers

/UNRLE~TON :. G.. the south southwest.
y,Ck~oNVIIIE AND MI FLORIDA PDINIS
Inn CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANf
rfon' P..r -e g.. T. .fol' EoO-',clir-tI ~ s D. m.
,t.,,t t~~iI f9r.s.o on aud Jacksonville Tues Jun" D.
1iNiNOIE. tall.-fou and Jl...olNihe rl Jhe %
IrOOt. OiS Charleston and J1ct-ontllc lp'' '' ~
'uI f;OL .i Charleston HuI Jirh-ou>iH' ir-' ''' 10
Al steamer have nr.t-cii-. passenger ac' oH'"' 'n'
coat. WI. = - h.. ~, ,r-'r y
r. e.. roEr. G. i. A.G S. r s T Li'e 81. Bw,y. Ny
I,ONP\GNIE GENERALE TranSat antique,
I rIFNCU LINI TO HANEE EVERY ~ EDNf
,,,toi, 80 ~. North kl'"r IT, Mofloi'@t
Df.i..ot.NI. Irn-u. ~aturily. June I. = a. u
a.. i,rt r,.%r go flI'., IN ~ni June 80 a.
- pH.I.,,\I S.uf.Hi SATURDAY. June =. = a.
NnvNt,NIfI ,.il..- -ntrrllr. June = l. p. m.
- Tnt'r,.G%I Tr,ueaul saturday. July ). a m
"' l6E.lI General Aern, 40. Do" ing Green
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

The handsome new Tourist Guide n
the New-York Central and Hudson River
Railroad, tells You where 10 90, how TO
get there. time IL will take, and what 10
VIII cost you. Profusely illustrated.
1t also contains an extensive list Of
Summer Hotels and Boarding Houses
along the Hudson, among the Catskills,
in the Adirondack Mountains, at sara.
tOga, Lake George, Richneld Springs.
Thousand Islands, Niagara Falls, etc.,
etc. etc.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
'VN :N[rLfS - 'c,'r,rr, VAIL STEAMERS.
'' KIM tNpfElIIL1 ( CO.. 80 Broaa"af. y. y.
,I\\IHI .RI-ANIERICN ~ PACKET CO.

Ii fNrrl~~ ~GrNI,I It'u. -ol'h,r ptn lLonfon.
- r,.t.-. N.n 'r.l ..r,r steamers o 10000
'' ,r'~iUrf,r = Hamburg df.c'
... ' '... .. f... .,..uu.f.t i ... juno 10
.o-narr.a f.. june f.Fit q, - IT, d.
~ ... l,.. Z. ..t,. .cff r. rI.. Jun" -
.+.. f..- l...n.r. b,. .- Hob ...1. y j.
.I.. ~. o.. ,..,-.. t.. ?. f., il..I tY.lr.-s
UtNff. go. tNI 800 - GIN J. it~- N'ft w ~ To-
Packet COMPANY. e.. u. ~ tNl.t'o . =
u ri...t.4.. stf f.ra. OF fi'i4 ~. y
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
HOTEL Ia PIERRE.

\ select family hotel and cottages the angle II
Wesley Lake and the Open from June Octo.
! ter Reduced FOR June. T.. b. SHAY,
Urorr
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

w FoK QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ROYAL. AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Brltann, Jane I. 9 80 Il. m. Brannic July . D. m
Majestic. june II, T. Majestic cJuy oil 80 a
t,crillnc june -, u ~ an ,,'rnanlc july lb. y.
dTrntonic june - II .Trutonic July 28 q 80 a m
From White Star Dock. foot Of West 1Otls
tSecond cabin these steamers. Saloon rates. $40
inward according steamer and location of ber
second cabin SO and go Excursion tickets favorable
terms -tcoragc. 32o Complnys pncc. No. Broadway
NewYork Philadelphia Office 400 Walnut.t
j. BEU CE ISMAY Agent.
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tsaysyilIe.

Mrs. Sawyer was in White River June
/ ton last week.
No rosinl Lasts twice as long.
Dick Gay spent Sunday in town.
Fred Rogers has again sprained his an.
kle, by falling from horse.
Miss Alice Wyman and friend from
Goddard Seminary spent Sunday at hel
home.
| While Mrs. John Adams was in Pom.
fret she fell and received such injuries al
contine her to her bed.
Mrs. S. P. Brown has returned from Bo.
ton.
Mr.. Spiller was in town last week.
Miss Florence Sawyer had a candy par
ty Friday eve. All report good time.
Miss Stella Davis was at home Saturday
from Randolph.
Mr. and Mrs. John Adams are visiting
in Pomfret.
Mr.. Daniel Gay and wife spent Saturday
and Sunday in Rochester.
Miss Edith Hatch spent Sunday at Rev.
5. H. fuckers.
Six couples from Rochester took supper
at mine host Clay's.
Nettie Bird from Newport, n. H.. is vis-
iting in town.
Mrs. Cornie Reed was called to Brandon
Saturday by the death of her grandson.
Mrs. Martin from Bradford is at John
Cutters and is caring for her sister, Miss
Sue Hayes who is a great sufferer.
Mr.. Stafford of Barnard was in town on
Saturday to survey lumber which is to be
sent to California.
Mrs. DIR. Steele was called to Northfield
last week by the sickness of her father and
mother.
Mrs. Henry Gibbs and daughter Alice
are visiting at Austin Thomas
1t is reported that Mr. Stafford of Barnard
is to put up steam mill on the John
Broughton place before the first of April.
The young people had a skating party at
the hall Saturday eve.
Geo. Kimban lost a good SOW last Tues
day.
A few from this place attended the
horse trot at White River Junction
Miss Lila Lamb goes to West Randolpb
this week to engage in dressmaking.
Mrs. Woodward has been visiting her
brother, VIM. Chamberlin.
Mr.. Stafford Of Barnard will buy All kinds
Of lumber and pay the highest prices. As
he IS not in town all the time arrange
ments can be made with F. E. Hassam.
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AUCTION SALE.

The undersigned will sell at auction on
Tuesday, Oct. 2s, 1890 at 10 o'clock, a. M,
on the premises, the old homestead farm
south side of White River, between Royal.
ton and Bethel villages, in Royalton, IL
miles from Bethel village and miles
from Royalton. Said farm contains 175
acres more or less, and viii be sold either
with or without woodland as seems best
at time of sale. Also, at same time and
place, 9 extra good Jersey COWS, Jersey
heifers, one year old. Jersey heifer calves,
4 yearling Jersey bull, shoats. 80 TO 40
tons of hay and some 10 tons of other fod-
der. All the farming tools and nipple
ments on the place, including moving
machine, horse rake, hay tedder, one and
two horse wagons, dump cart, and 5 har-
nesses. Also a large amount of household
furniture. Terms made known at time of
sale. A. ID. ToLLEs.
c. c. Whitney, Auctioneer.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-23

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, H.,
makes the statement that she caught cold
and It settled on her lungs; she was treat
ca Tor month by her family physician.
but grew worse. He told her she was 4
hopeless victim of consumption and that
no medicine could cure her. Her drug
gist suggested DR.. Kings New Discovery
Tor Consumption; she bought bottle and
70 her delight found herself benefited from
the first dose. She continued its use and
after taking ten bottles, found herself
sound and well, now does her own house.
work and is as well as she ever was. IOct.
trial bottles Of this Great Discovery at 4.
=. Morton's drug store, large bottles SOC.
and 500.
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unnnr uoosIers.

VIM. Timmons, Postmaster Of IdaHille,
Ind. writes; Electric Bitters has done
more for me than all other medicines COM
bined, for that bad feeling arising from
Kidney and liver trouble" John leslie.
farmer and stockman, OF same place. SAYS
"Find Electric Bitters to be the best kid
ney and Liver medicine, made me feel like
new man. j. w. Gardner, hardware
merchant, same town, says Electric Bit
tiers Is just the thing for a man who is all
run down and don't care whether he lives
or dies; he found new strength, good ap-
petite and just like he had a new lease on
life. Only 80 cts. a bottle at MORT0NS
drug store.
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SOUTH ROYaLTON NEWS.

Mr. Taggart has recovered srom his re-
cent severe sickness.
Harry Whipple has moved into Dr,
Fish's north tenement.
Elmer Doyle has commenced house
keeping in the tenement vacated by Harry
Whipple.
Mr.. John Slack has his new house near
~ completed and Heman Ross has his well
under way
The Relief Corps are having a room fin
ished in Mr.. Martins block for their meet
ings.
c. p. Tarben is attending Supreme court
at Montpelier this week.
Doestie Fanuef's little son has fully re-
covered from typhoid fever. No new cases
reported and this has been the only case
in the village this fall.
At the meeting of the stockholders of
the So. Royalton Shoe Co. held last Mon
day the Goth, the capital stock was raised
to twenty thousand dollars. The state
ment given by the directors, made up by
balances due and inventory of the stock,
show the business in a prosperous condl-
ton and that it is no longer an expert
ment but firm, sound and profitable bus
mess, which is very satisfactory to the
stockholders.
Rev. James Ramage and wife are attend
ing the Sunday School Convention this
week at Wells River
Tracy and Whitney are putting their
patent roofing paint on to several OF the
roofs of the business block here.
Harry Bingham and wife are in Boston
this week ON their wedding trip.
Mr. VIM NJ. Sargent and Miss Erva j.
Martin were united in marriage at the
home of the bride, Wednesday afternoon
of last week, Oct. 10th, by Rev. James
Ramage. Only the near relatives were
present at the ceremony. The presents
from the parents and friends were elegant
and valuable. Lunch was served immedi-
ately after the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sargent left town on the six O'Clock train
for trip through the state. May the
brightness and beauty of their wedding
day be prophetic Of the future that awaits
them.
Ernest Hewitt was home over Sunday
from his school in Barre.
Freeman Ross has the frame of his new |
house up.
DIR. F. Leavitt is in Gaysville attending
DIR. Steele's patients while he is at Mont
pelier.
NJ s. Adams and family have returned |
from the White Mountains
Mrs. Chas. Joiner has returned from
her trip to the west
At the mid-term examination the fol-
lowing pupils ranked perfect in General
History: Minnie Metcalf Alma Foster,
Eva Abbott and Leon Skinner.
See Ed. F. Smiths new advertisement,
Live Geese Feathers at Ed. f. Smiths.
Drapery, Poles and Curtains at ED. f.
SMITHS.
The Spencer Folding bed at Ed. f.
SMITHS.
A lot of Specialties at Ed f. Smiths.
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No rosinl No rosinl No rosinl

No rosinl No rosinl No rosin!
FLA. Kezer visited the House of Correc
tion at Rutland last week and returned
home to spend the Sabbath with his fami
ly.
meeting of the Fire District No. 1,wil
be held at School House hall, Wednesday
at p. m.
VIM. A. Russell of Boston viii be il
town on Saturday to consult withth peo-
pie of this town about opening their river
for floating timber.
Mr.. Marvin's subject next Sunday viii
be ''Sons of Prophets" At Stockbridge
"The destruction of Sodom w hat are Its
| Lessons
/ Mrs. F. A. Kezer is spending two weeks
in Wells River, Milton and Montpelier.
Mr. Eggleston of Hanover \. H., spent
the Sabbath with Miss Lila Hubbard.
Mr. S. Clogston ana wife of Tun-
I bridge visited at A. X Haryey's last week.
DR.. VIM. NJ. Huntington is in Malone,
! n. Y, to spend few weeks with his broth
er and sister.
Mrs. Julia Wing visited friends in West
Randolph last week
The ladies of the Cong'l church hold the
sociable this week Wednesday with Mrs.
Stanley.
Chester Pierce was in Boston last week
returning home Saturday by way of Rut
land.
Geo. H. 1rask is taking weeks vaca-
ton which he viii spend in Boston.
Mrs. Foster Sprague of Tunbridge is Wis
iting in town.
Mrs. Walter Holden of East Randolph is
spending a few days here with friends.
j. d. Jones and wife of Manchester, n.
H. is stopping few days with his sister,
Mrs. 5. B. Morse.
Rev. Mr.. Handy and family returned
last week from their vacation.
Mr.. Sparhawk spent Saturday at his
home in Randolph.
Mrs. A. N. JENNIE of Rutland, milliner,
is at ID. n. Cooledge's for a few days.
Wardner Hodgkins and wife were in
Waitsfeld last week.
Hon. A. w. Beard OF Boston is spending
this week with his sister, Mrs. Isaac Tag
CART.
Leslie Hodgkins and wife have been
with his parents few days.
+. NJ. Tower is in Boston this week to
purchase his holiday goods.
George Burditt and wife were in Bran
don last week to attend the funeral of his
aunt.
Mrs. Louisa Martin is in Wells River
this week to attend the State Sunday
School Convention.
DR.. s. n. Gould and wife and daughter /
Of West Randolph spent the Sabbath with /
NJ. M. Ball and wife.
Guy Ho gkins was at home last week.
G. G. Hubbard and wife spent last week |
in Brandon with friends.
Richard Welch spent few days in town |
recently.
G. L. Chahee was in Woodstock last week
On business.
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! F. H. Deming OF Brandon has sgain
! leased the Putnam House in Bennington
1 a large spider Of the tarantula species
was found in bunch of bananas at Bran
/ don the other day
The SchoolmasteFs' Club will meet at
the same time as the State Teachers Asso.
ciation-in Bellows Falls, Oct. %, "a and
Fourth-cla postmasters recently an
pointed: ;. A. Richardson, Chester De.
pot; j. F. Davis, Perkinsville; II.
Robinson, Westmore.
Erastus Hubbard, aged about 70, who
was born and had always resided in Mont
pelier, died about 5 PM, Friday.
The Rutland Herald has put in new
Duplex Web Perfecting press, built by
special order at a cost Of 5000. II win
turn out 5000 papers an hour.
A special meeting OF the Vermont socie-
ty of the Sons of Revolution was held at
Montpelier on the 24th with the following
officers in attendance: President ,Redheld
Proctor, Vice president,J. q. Mccullough.
Secretary, c. ;. Forbes, Historian G. q
Benedict, and L. A. Chittenden and [. c.
Leavens OF the board of managers. The
meeting was held to consider new form
OF constitution and bylaws prepared BY a
committee appointed at the last annual
meeting. Hon. q. g. Benedict being chair
man of the committee. The report Of the
committee was submitted to the meeting
and accepted and adopted. Quite num-
Der Of new members were elected.
Deacon j. j. Miner, much respected
citizen of Chester, was killed by being
thrown from his wagon.
Arthur l.. Hewitt, prominent farmer
OF Berlin, fell 30 #. in his barn and struck
astride a beam, receiving very serious,and
probably fatal injuries.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-23

STATE OF VERMONT. IN Probate Cauri. bo,d-
the 18th day Of oci- A. D.. lSu G. L.. Lsttrop
Admr; ~ the estate ei Ehpaaiet Coleman iaia
Of MMiaul~inwu
IN SAID district decsased represents 70 -aid easFt
That the said Coleman hsld during his lifetime A.
usire certain real estate IN the town Of Hefle y
being IN undlt lded halt ~ the farm decided @ ta
bene,iici by Lihan Whitney, Apr. J. ls73 and uiak
Application 10 said cnuri TOR icegse tofraf-ler sai1
eration.
Where
upon, y + orere ,y said Court that said gnniaol
come under consideration aud De heard on tlle
am DAY 81 NOVA. y. ls9Q.
~ tle Probate OiHce % Randolph. and b Is furihe
nI'lfft tAi AZ persons tue crested hc n0ihci ist
~ pnhlitaiion u notice ~ ths application ans of
lhgrcon, three weeks .ueHsssireig 81 fhe HtkAit
= NJ MINIS. printed AZ West Randolph. before sald
iiii.r efiiearlng tilst they NAV anpear saia TINE
AL ret and 90 tles cause, chiect thereto.
Ky TIE Court Attest.
WILLIAM Il NlCHOLS.luaee. 80
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No rosin! Lasts twice as long.
Mrs. jeanette Denison and daughter
leave the last Of this week for st. Louis
stopping at Holyoke, Mass, and Lockport
n. T., on the way.
Mrs. g. A. Laird went to White River
junction last week and to West Randolph
the first of this week.
Mrs. Laura Parker has guests from
Boston.
Rev. II. @. Ward is in Northampton
attending the meeting Of the A. NJ. A. this
week, and Mrs. Ward is at her home in
Bethlehem, n. II.
The tea given by the Ladies' Aid Society
last week was an unusually pleasant affair
and a success financially, the net proceeds
being nearly IS.
Vim. Skinner, Chas. Woodward and
Miss Lucy Denison attended the races at
w. Il. junction last week.
w II. Laird and Co. will have fresh
oysters Saturday p. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Howe OF So. Tun-
bridge spent Sat. and Sunday at G. w.
Preston's.
Mrs. James Kiddall lost, on Oct. 5th,
between II and O'Clock, between Joseph
Waldo's and James Kiddall's, a dark grey
double shawl with striped border, almost
new. The finder will confer great favor
by returning it to the owner.
White River Grange No. SO held its
regular meeting at Grange Hall Oct. 18th.
There was quite good attendance, an in
teresting meeting and lively discussions
on different subjects An increasing inter
est in the meetings is being manifested.
The next meeting will be on Nov. l.
Roll of honor for two weeks ending
Oct. 18th as follows.
Ernest Badger, Matte Buck, Mabel
Brewster, Ruby Cloud ,Gussie Cloud Euna
Denison, Euclid Fish, bertha George, Ida
Bowe, Hattie Lyman, Lucia Skinner, Mary
Spooner, Ernest Smith,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-23

At this season of the year when your
hands and lips are chapped and sore and
you have the itching piles and the salt
rheum and your horse has the scratches
badly the best way that you can invest Is
cents is to send ii to f. A. Markham. Beth
Ell, VT, for box of his famous carbolized
ointment that will cure the whole lot in
a very short time. +. T.. Evans & Co.. W.
Randolph, J T. Tower q Son, Rochester
II. B. Chapman, Woodstock, c. |. Abbott
q Co., Quechee, c. NJ. Trask q CO., W R.
Junction, W. p. Smith, East Bethel. j. v.
Babcock and II. r. Bixby sell it.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-23

An item in recent number OF the New
York Tribune announces the death on the
18th inst. at Dubuque, Iowa,o Judge Aus
tin Adams of the Supreme Court of that
State, after an illness of several months.
Mr.. Adams was born in Andover, VT, and
in early life removed with his parents to
Weston, VT. He graduated at Dartmouth
College, taught at Thetford about 1859,
at West Randolph in 1s49-5O orthereabouts
was elected one OF the Judges of the Su-
preme Court of Iowa. Mr.. Adams will be
kindly remembered by the longtime resi-
dents of this place, many of whom were
his pupils, as the Principal OF Yves, Ram
dolph Academy IN its early years.