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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-01

Julian r. Newell died at the home OF his
father, Joseph S. Newell OF Stockbridge,
Apr. q. 1890. He was % years old the 9th
of last July He had not been well for
several weeks but the Monday before nc
died he attended to his usual business.
His wife and child were in Manchester,
NH. He was member of a family OF
eight children, six sons and two daugh-
tiers, all of whom were closely attached TO
each other. His sudden death is a great
sorrow to them. II was satisfaction ana
comfort that they could care for him and
know that all was done that could be TO
restore him TO health. But from the first
he was impressed that this was his last
sickness and felt as willing to go as he ev-
err should. He arranged all his business
in view OF leaving this world for the
world TO come. He made many presents
to his old acquaintance and friends. lie
felt that he was taking journey that he
never took before, but the same loving
Father was with him to lead and guide
1t was sweet thought that he could close
his eyes in their last sleep in his old home
with his parents, brothers and sisters
around him to bid him last good-by. His
funeral was attended by Rev. S. A. Parker
on Monday at his fathers house which
was more than filed with neighbors and
friends. Com.
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'91 15c. to Sep. next. Pay your postmaster.
Fine ginghams, satteens, challies, seer
suckers, best line ever shown in Bethel
now open at Brooks * Washburn's.
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Miss Lora Eldredge visited at \ -b'hice' >
last week.
Miss Ellen Downs has gone to hanooipn
Ia ,yors for Frank Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clark OF SpringvaleI
Me. are visiting their parents, Mr. ano
Mrs. ]. V. Wilson.
Miss Julia Kennedy has returned 70
Rochester.
FF. Briggs has been on the sick list Tor
the past week
ia. yinton is buying maple sugar.
Miss Jennie Goodno is not to teach on
the West Hill as was expected.
Alonzo Hubbard has been visiting rela-
tives here for the past week
Joseph S. Flint of Bristol, clerk in BUSH
a Patterson's large grocery store was the
guest of j. A. yinton last week.
Miss Annie yinton visited in Rochester
last week.
Miss Mabel Riley spent Sunday at home
MISS Euniee Flint has returned from heI
visit to West Randolph.
Rev. c. W. Ross is to be our pastor ioi
the coming year.
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hest story. begunsin this issue. Doc to Jan
's1, 15c to Sept. next. Pay ourpostmaster
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North I-onfret.

E. S. Wood and H. w. Colburn are
painting their houses.
Chas. Sawyer's house was burned last
Friday night. Cause of fire unknown.
Miss Genevieve Snow entertained few
of her friends Monday afternoon, it being
the anniversary of her birthday.
The funeral of Mrs. Perkins mother
was held at the house last Saturday, Rev,
Mr.. Reynolds officiating. The remains
were taken to South Royalton for burial
Miss Lena King goes to Quechee this
week to work for her sister, Mrs. DR.
Sperry.
Annie Kirman has returned home.
Mr.. Richardson of Iowa is in town buy
ing Jersey stock TO take West.
Albert Perkins and wife were made hap
by last Saturday by the arrival OF little
boy.
Annie Corwin returned from her visit K
Quechee last Monday
Lillian King has finished work for S. F
Leonard
Mrs. Bealy Snow is visiting her son
Blake Snow, in Lowell, Mass
Mrs. Winn Fay is slowly improving.
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best serial, begun in this issue. SOC to Jan
81, 15c TO Sept. next. Pay your postmaster
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Julius Ranney's house burned last week.
About year ago his barn was burned by
the breaking OF lantern.
Miss Ada French was in town last week.
J. A. Gould has sold the Paige farm to
Pearl Dewey.
A nice snow storm Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Gay visited in
Rochester last week.
George Kimball was in town Thursday.
He will move the goods from Laconla TO
Lake Village. n. H.
Lettuce Bowen has not been as well the
past week.
Mrs. S. p. Brown has returned from
Boston with her millinery goods.
There is to be reception at the M. q
parsonage Friday evening to welcome pa
Tucker for another year. All are cordial
ly invited.
DIR. F. E. Steele was in Montpelier last
week.
1 Julius Newell died Sunday morning.
]. @. Adams is putting in lathes fol-
working ash into chair stuff.
Perley Cutler spent Sunday at home.
The Mite society meets with Mrs. Clay
this week.
Apr. 25th party OF friends and neigh
bors met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Sherman Whitcomb to celebrate the S5th
birthday of Mrs. Whitcomb and to con-
graduate Mr.. Whitcomb upon his partial
recovery to health after his long and pain
full illness of last winter. Mr.. Whitcomb's
S7th birthday anniversary occurred last
month. As many OF his friends as he was
able to see called on him that day to ex-
press their regard and good wishes.
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best story begun in this issue. SOC. to Jan
'91 15e. to Sep. next. Pay your postmaster
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MRS. ROSETTA c. BlIyrnu

Who lives in the town of ps..s
l., says 81 have taken Brow T.
saparilla and know it is lust =. Sa'.
as it is claimed to be-" Mr. sood
Ramsdell, West Thompson ms a \. T.
writes "We use Browns Ssr. oOol
la in our family. An old ladv o apa' Y.
years is taking ii and it has ve,, y !,
charms on her." Here is found 5o asc
testimony ; investigate it: Won HOl 4,
find it worth your while IL A. WI
There is nothing like Browns g.. =
parIlla for all forms OF kidney disss -
Mrs. W. w. Rider. Oneco cs
Feb. 2S, 1889: ~ have talen V 'l
medicine and know it to be GOOD ! 'T u
You have a dull bearing down nj;
extending down the inside of tho f1 l..
to the knees having feeling as ,boaS
you were broken in two, baekaebs 7.
tired, all-gone feeling. Won NAV =
assured You have kidney disease All
unless help is obtained you will gros
worse until you are beyond rsi.,
When you have the first symptoms 4
kidney disease obtain and take Brow,'
Sarsaparilla ; it will do you good N
will cure when every other remed,
fails. Browns Sarsaparilla i \,
genuine unless made by Ara Wars
& Co., Bangor, Me.
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East Roxbury.

Mrs Lewis Steele is able to sit up.
Geo. Foss is improving his place by
building a new fence.
Miss Alice Webster is to teach in the
Clough district this spring.
A. ]. Boyce starts his meat cart this
week.
Mrs Henry Baker died Thursday and
the funeral was attended on Saturday al
the residence of Dea. Edison, Elder Brig
ham of Warren officiating.
r. II. Hall while working in the woods
last Friday received hard blow on his
head which caused the blood to flow quite
freely.
H. P. Abbott sprained one of his wrists
last week which disabled him for work for
few days.
Read Beatrice" Haggard's latest and
best story begun in this issue. SOC to Jan.
81 15c. to Sep. next. Pay your postmaster.
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Rev. G. W. Ross, the new preacher in
charge occupied the pulpit Sunday.
Miss Stella Jones gave a tea party to her
friends Friday afternoon.
Mrs. j. B. Darling soon goes to Cam
bridge, Mass. to stop with her sister. Mrs.
j. +. Turner.
Rev. II. II. Ryan goes to his new field of
labor, Worcester, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Norton go this
week to visit their former home at Starks-
boro.
Miss Lillian Rhodes teaches up the
branch, Miss Dora Alien teaches in the
Tucker dist. and Miss Lizzie Spoor in the
village.
George Blair cut his hand in Cass' mill
last week and has had to take vacation
in consequence.
Mrs. F. d. Handy and Miss Nellie spent
several days in town with Mrs. Ryan
while the two gentlemen We're at confer
ence.
Miss Gertrude Buell. is At work for d.
Coolidge in Rochester.
J.E. Rhodes recently visited Mrs. Chas.
Hurd and Miss Nell Rhodes, his daugh-
tiers at Beverly, Mass.
Miss Nesbit moves this week from
Churchville into the house occupied for
the last four years by Rev. NJ. II. Ryan.
Read Beatrice" Haggard's latest and
best story begun in this issue. SOC. to Jan.
'91, 15c. to Sep. next. Pay your postmaster.
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The following Vermonters have re-
Gently been awarded pensions Origi-
nal. j. p. Christie, Glover; Oliver
Ellis, Chester Depot James Tracy,
East Fairfield Celia, widow of Har-
vey Silsby. West Burke Chas. Nay
lor, Middlesex Thomas Wrangham,
Rutland Amos Kendall, Chester; FL
thu Fuller, Tunbridge; +. W. Headle,
Putney Justin Ford, Barton Landing
Charles Pike, Jacksonville; George
Paine, Chester Depot; John Fayles,
Rutland. Increase, Chester Dana,
Waitsfeld Alfred Riggs, Fletcher ;
James Hagan, West Berkshire. Orig
inal. widows, etc., reissue-Mary g.,
widow of Amos c. Colby, Lunenburg.
Restoration-Joseph S. Osley. Jeifer-
sonville Marcus Gibbs, Hubbardton ;
increase, John Page, Barton Amos
Plant, Milton George Wiley, Shar-
~,
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George Wheelock has recently soiu wv
quite valuable horses.
Fine assortment and big values in sum-
mer underwear. Extra values at .zoc anu
SOC at Brooks & Washburn's. Z"
As Frank Townsend's horses were
standing in front of d. L. Jennes Diaek-
smith shop last week they became irign
ened and ran up by the grist mn anu
down the street until they met one OF j.
r. Safford's loaded teams and were STOP
ned. The horses were not injured.
Rev. q. w. Wright preached his hrst
sermon on this charge last Sunday. Ihose
present were very much pleased with MIN
Rev. A. G. Austin who hes been station
ed at Weston went to that place last week.
His family follow him this week ana car
nv with them the best wishes OF their
friends.
Mrs. II. B. Putnam Is visiting her sister
Mrs. Charles Marcy in Woodstock.
The selectmen were called by petition
to see if they could throw open the gates
and lay out an open road from the creek
road up to Jim Kidder's house. AS tne
town would have to pay considerable
damage to parties owning land through
which the road passes the selectmen re-
fused to open the road.
Read Beatrice" HaggaLd's latest and
best story, begun in this ISSUE soc. TO Jan
'91, 15c. to Sep. next. Pay your postmaster.
Go to Trevillian Bros. for your wall
papers.
| The ladies and society OF the Me. church
are making repairs on the parsonage.
Alfred 8. Cox, native OF Barnard, was
fatally injured at Brattleboro on saturday
last. He was driving on the street near
the railroad track when his horse took
| fright, became unmanageable, threw MN
out and his foot catching in the wheel he
was dragged number of rods and taken
up unconscious and soon afterwards died
He was about sixty years OF age ana had
been extensively engaged in business OF
various kinds.
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License to&lI.

STATE OF VERMONT. \ In Probate Courtb sl
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. IS en- al Randolph o. q
23d daY Of AprilA. D 1880, sidney o. Wells Aim
OF the estate OF Geo. ". Lewis late Of Or,ss.
In said district. deceased. makes application 10 ~
Court for license TO sell ALL OF the real sit 7
sad deceased representing
that the sale Is necessaryfor the payment q IN,
Of said deceased Nhefss.s
IL Is ordered By said Court that said application ~
under consideration and be heard on the akai
Of Nav AID. 1880. at the PROBATE Oflce IN RAMON
and. IL Is further ordered. that all persons Interest
picatiOn and order thereon. three weeks secre.,si
IN the HERALD AND NEWS printed al West Rs.
dolph and which circulates in HE nelghborhoi Z
those interested, before SAID time Of hearing a.
they may appear AT said time aus place and q h.
see cause object thereto.
By the Court Attest
50 WILLIAM u. NICHOLS. lnl,s
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East Bethel.

Preaching in the Baptist church next
Sunday at 1880 A. NJ.
Walter Greene, son of Frank Greene
has been sick the past week with lung fe-
yer.
Miss Lettie Monkey is engaged ito teach
in Sharon the coming season and her sis
ter Winnie in the Dutton district, Royal
ton.
The ground was covered with snow
Saturday night but it nearly all disap-
peared Sunday.
John Booth is greatly improving the APP
pearance of his house by coat of paint.
Read Beatrice" Haggard's latest and
best story begun in this issue. Soc. to Jan
81, 15c. to Sep. next. Pay your postmaster
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STATE OF VERMONT, lin Probate Court eld n
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. IS Randolph In and fsE
Hazen p. Sanford. and Susan b. Robinson executors
of the estate of Richard Il. Robinson
late OF Randolph. in said district
deceased makes application TO said Court for license
to sell all of the real estate of said
deceased representing that said sale viii ia part be
necessary for
the payment Of the debts Of said deceased Where
upon,it Is ordered by Court that SAID application
come under consideration and he heard the ~ day
of MAY. A. ID. 1890. at the Probate office in
Randolph and 1t is further ordered that all persons
interested be notified hereof by publication of notice
of this application and order three weeks successive
ly in the HERALD AND NEWS, printed at Randolph,
before said time bearing, that they may appear
aid tine and paceand If theysee cause object thereto
By the Court. attest
A true COPY of record attest. s4
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Now is the time to be thinking of paint
ing and papering. A word to the wise
il you want the largest stock of wall pa
pers with handsome borders to match, 40
be found in this part OF the state, call and
see us. What kind Of paint do you want2
Best white lead, best oils, varnishes or a
good ready mixed paint or the best pre-
pared paint. We keep them all and can
supply you with anything you want. As
to prices, If ours are not as low, il not a
little lower than you find elsew here, quail
ity for quality we don't want you to trade
with us. This is business and we can suit
you on quality, variety and price. The
above applies equally to carpets, window
shades, erockery and furniture. Seeing
viii convince you. W. E. LAMsoN.
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Commissioners Notice.
state NJ HHESTF nOWNEp

T.THTN OF NFfE liz ITW " NH
The undersigned. having been appointed bga,
Hon. PROBATE Court for the district 81 HartordOn.
missioners. TO receive. examine. and adjust all clam
and demands Of all persons against the estate y
Chester DOwner late OF sharon 10 said Dgrr
deceased. and all claims exhibited IN Offset ihGt
TO, hereby give notice that We win meet for he mf
poses aforesaid. at the dwelling house Of Mrs Fa-
ces L. DOwnef in sharon aforesaid
on the 35th day of Juns and 18th day o. "
next from II O'Clock AN. until O'Clock p
on each of sand days and that six month h1
the lst day OF Anril A. D.. 1890 is tie time al,
81 by said Court for said creditors 10 presei ad
claims 10 MS for examination and allowance.
Dated at Royaiton.Nt. this 9th day Of April A. Dr.
CHARLES r. TARBELLl Commits
SC3 NJ. C. MOVES s0neH.
Mrs. +. f. Downer. Exee1. A.W. kenney. EIs'
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Now look out for moths in clothing.
DO not take any chances with news
paper, broken camphor, or cheap ta-
rine bags but buy a chest made Of Sc
lected aromatic cedar. 1t lasts for
ever, has | 6 cubic feet Of storage space
and viii contain everything that you
wish to pack away. The price has
been reduced to S13 by Paine's Fur
niture Co., rs Canal street, Boston.
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Final settlement.

STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Conri II. \
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. IS Randolph ~
District on the 10th dav OF Apr. A. ID. ~, ',si5
A. Hyde. admir-. OF the estate of EdNSfa < n.
late of Chelsea IN stlu - sL.
deceased presents her adminis'n AGENT ioT 49,
tion and allowance, and makes application w 4
cree of distribution and partition OF The eslae :
deceased. Whereupon IL is ordered BY sAs =. :.
that said account and application be referreu "
sion thereof. TO be held at the Probate onee
Randolph J.,,,.
decision theron: and il Is further ordered lA :
persons interested be notified -,..s
thereof by publication Of notice OF sala al 4, 4.
md order thereon. three weeks successive W,
herald and News. newspaper punlisneu So. 49,, 4
before said time of hearing. that they may ~, =,
said time and place, and show cause u any W q
have why such account should not ~ alost-
such decree made BY the Court a \ ~
49, WI LIAM VI NffiHNi4f Z. =
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SOUTH ROYALTOn NEWS.

Read "Beatrice," Haggard's latest and
best story, begun in this issue. 5Oc TO Jan.
'91, 15c to Sep. next. Pay your postmaster.
JIG Ashley is moving his barn.
Mrs. Ramage is slowly recovering.
Two inches of snow fell here saturday
night.
Josiah Bennett is quite sick with pneu-
monia.
VIII. Martin returned from New York
last Friday.
lie Dickerman has painted his house
and store.
George Tenney has gone to Bradford to
work at his trade.
Tx. Day and assistants are in Stafford
painting this week.
CP Abbott has returned from Boston
with several horses.
Mrs. P. Shaw and daughter Flora
were in town last week.
Mrs. w. H. Martin has been quite sick
the past week with erysipelas.
]. o. Belknap and c. Black are in Bos-
ton this week for new goods.
MI. Sargent & Son have received the
agency for John Lovells Seaside Library.
An assortment of first-class sewing ma
chimes at bottom prices at III. }. Sargents'
Mr.. HotchklSS OF Boston, inspector ior
the Bell Telephone Co., was in town Sat
urday.
Alice Foster commenced term OF school
in o. A. Burbank's district this week.
Charlie Southgate was in Concord, n. II.
on business last Saturday.
Ed Bixby was at home over Sunday. He
has been spending the past two weeks
with his son George at White River juno
ton.
NJ. S.Adams returned from Virginia this
week, where he has been inspecting tim
Der land for New York party.
The citizens committee has received
proposals from boot and shoe manutac-
turer and leather coat and duck manu-
facturer to locate their business here. Both
propositions are being favorably consid-
cred.
vi. ]. Sargent has good assortment OF
ladies' and misses hats and flowers in all
spring and summer styles.
Post meeting Saturday. The members
should all be present as arrangements are
to be completed for Memorial Day. Col.
Geo. W. Hooker has been engaged to de-
liver the address.
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License 10 Sell.

STATE or VERMONT. I In Probate Court. hold
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. - en In Randolnh ON thc
a6ih day OF April A. d.. 1870 Chas. u. Bigei0N, Ad-
ministraior Of the estate OF Langdon Marshall late
of Rrookdeld
IN said district deceased makes application 10 said
Court for license sell all of the real estate Of said
deceased representing that said sale will be heaet-
cia the heirs and TO AL persons interested 10 said
estate Where
upon il Is ordered ly said Court that said application
come under consideration aud be heard on the
goth day Of Maya. ID. 1880,
at the Probate Office in Ran1olph; and. 10 Is further
ordered. that all persons interested be notified hereof
by publication OF notice of this application aud order
thereon. three weeks successfully In the HERALD
AND NEWS printed at West Randolph. before said
time of hearing. that they may appear Al said time
and place. and. Ii they cause, object thereto.
By the Couri-Attcst.
SA WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Judge.
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A light snow storm Saturday night
Mrs. DIR. Axtell returned to her home in
Newton, Mass. last week
viii Blossom and family are soon to go
to Kansas.
Nellie yose is teaching in the south dis
trict again this spring.
Read Beatrice Haggard's latest and
best serial, begun in this issue. SOC TO Jan.
81, 15c to Sept. next. Pay your postmaster.
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North Tunbridge.

Rev. S. A. Parker viii preach here next
Sunday forenoon.
J. A. Whitney is at home on vacation.
The village school commenced Monday
with Miss Alice Dodge as teacher.
Mrs Flora Giles returned from Somer-
vile, Mass. last Saturday.
Rev. S. A. Parker closes his labors here
next Sunday.
Read Beatrice Haggard's latest and
best story, begun in this issue. SOC to Jan.
'91, 15c to Sept. next. Pay your postmaster
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Probate OF Will.

STATE OF VERMONT. ! Alta Probate Cog, pa
District OF Randolph, s.. at Randolph, Wia y
for said District. on the 2ist Gay Of ayr. A ~
An Instrument Importing to he The asi WI y
testament OF Stephen Riford late Of Ranla g :
h., y I Rcrdsn fI.e custodian tffl
for probate: and Il Is ordered by ANl-
that ali persons concerned therein be notified Y
pear before said Court. al the l'ruh4le ~.
Randolph aforesaid. on the lsih iN 4 ",
lsg0. and contest the probate OF said "l. " 49,
cause; for which purpose IL Is further otrirl ~
Cory of the record OF this order he plu'is'ti "
weeks successfully. previous 70 the time Y w. .s,
for proving said will, IN the HERALD ANp ~
a newspaper printed at W. Randolph " WV ~
hGl Attest WIN. n. NICHOlN. d.lh
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Estate of LASGDOS hAhsn,a.+sS b .
The undersigned, having teen Pissa,ns rs.sf
Probate Court Ter the District Of hAnoo .i,lrs -
sioners 10 receive. examine and sVlss n fssisi
demands of all persons against the es i-, Sssg
Marshall late Of Bro0kheld In sala D,s.iis -
and the claims of the deceased eNhinlssl ~, 80
thereto hereby give notice thar vrwlh i os9 y =
purposes aforesaid. al the late residenee, M .
ceased on the lfth -. ,.isck -
eih day Of sept. next from o on, ~ ~ -
until O'Clock D. m on said DAYS a., ,5s N b .
from the 18th day Of. April a, y. E. s . y
limited BY said Court for said "a -
sent their claims for exam inatss q. A. 81
ance. Dated at Brookfeld this ~ ~ -
MARSHALL GRkEN, tCouniss
81 CASSIIS PECK.
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STATE OF VERMONT lInih matiefe se N
Hartford DISTRICT Lawrence, Of hs'-
said Dist rict Insolyent Debtor. p... !
Take notice that John ID. Lawrence q p.u ~
said district OF Hartford. was on the l'tn y. y,
1890. adjudged an lnsoiyent debtor; and JAY
ing of creditors of said insolvent debtor VII
at Court of Insolvency. at the ofhot q y, 4
Stickney. In Bethel In said District, on tt ~
Of May, A. ID. 1870. at II O'Clock 10 the mlea'-,s
prove their debts and choose one or more 49,. +.
Of his estates and that the payment ofAn. w ~
the delivery of any property belonging 70 - r.,
to him or for his use. and the transfer o. a., Ky
erty hy him are forbidden by law, anu 1 =. 3
months from said 18th day Of feo. are A'
the proof OF claims. n4
Dated At Woodstock thi 22d day Of ape y, a. 4,
THOMAS o. SEANkk. ~
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Commissioners' Notice.

Estate OF ROBINSON TEAIPLErON.
The Undersigned. having heen appointed by the
Hon. PROBATE Court for the District'of Randolph
Commissioners. to receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate
Robinson Templetonlate of Niamstovn in said dist.
deceased, and all claims exhibited in Offset thereto.
hereby give notice thatwe will tfOr the purposes
aIorsaid- at the dwelling house of }. =. Bailey in
Williamsiown
on the 18th day ofMay and'29th day ofSept next
from O'Clock. p. m. until O'Clock. pm. Of said
Gays and that six months from the ri
day of Apr. A. ID. 1880 Is the time limited by said
Court for said creditors to present their claims TO
Tor examination and allowance. Dated
Wiliamstown this 18th day OF Apr. A. ID. lSsO.
j. y. BAILEY Com
s4 o. II. BRIGGS. missioneys
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There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
IT'S sold everywhere.