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commissioners, Notice.


The undersigned. having been appoliiel Ny we
Probate curt for the District Of Randolph ephlls1
sioners 10 receive examine and adjust All claims ana
tenans ~ All perscus against the estate % Amos ,:
Hatch late of Che sea Ia said District ie1r'tseu
and fhe claims Of the deceased exhibited IN onset
M, reto hereby give notice that wewi meet Tor me
purposes aforesaid al II. W. Dearhorns fhihiiurS
Store on the oVll Jay - Au<. - -,
24tll day oEIan ~ next rom one ocioeA, y. in'
until o'clock D. u. said Gays and tlat slN mos.
from tie 3lst day Of July A. y. loau y le llile
limited by said Court for said creditors 70 IRE
sent their claims for examination ana ai, IN
afce Dated al Chelsea this 22nd uay OF August ioSV'
HYDE CABOT commissioners
ssl n. ". DEARBORN
j. a. r. Corwin. Admir-.
STATE or VERMONT, I In froodte Court held as
Randolnh DIsTRIcT s. Randolph within and Tor
said district on the 18th day of Aug. A. ID. $50
Stenhen II Turner administrator Of the tsLt.e
Of Flihue C. Turner late OF Randolph IN saia ulst-
deceased makes application 20 said tourt tor eeiise
sell all the real estate said deceased representing
that said sale IS necessary for the payment OF All
debts OF said deceased. -. 90,
Whereupon, il Is ordered by said Court that sald
application be referred 10 q session q
said Court 10 be held at the Probate once m salu
Ranaolnh on the 18th day OF sept. A. ID. 1870, 70
hearing and decision thereon: And Il Is mrther OF
dered maj notice hereof be given TO all persons Int
sed bv publication Of the same three weeks succ e.
siyely IN the Herald and News weekly newspa ~
published al Randolph previous to said time apo IA
ed for hearing that they may appear at said Time au
4 II they see cause otJecf thereto.
. ~ BY the Court Attest
/ al WM. II. NICHOLS Judge.
II
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-28

Eugene Burrell, who has been living
in the tenement of Sam1 Spear, has moved
to West Braintree.
Miss Mabel Pearl has returned from her
visit in Roxbury.
Mrs. Elisha Ford is visiting friends and
relatives in Roxbury.
Otis Flint and his family, who have been
visiting his parents here, have returned 70
Mass.
w. n. Scott has purchased four years
old colt of Eph. Godfrey for which he PAID
300.
Mrs. p. w. Baldwin of ogdensburg,. n.
Y, has been visiting her mother, Mrs An
mis- Baldwin.
The annual picnic party from Peth held
their grand picnic on Mt. Neyens Thurs
dav. This year their number was rs and
grand good time was had.
MIR. and Mrs. Russell G. Paige OF Bur
Iington were in town the past week
Mr.. Emery and wife of \. y, an cid
/ scboolmaster in district visited that
Mace last Monday and accompanied bS
his brother and wife held a picnic undel
the old maple tree in the school yard.
The Republicans held their caucus Sat
urday and nominated Allen IL. Fllnt a.
their candidate for representative. Ihos'
who have not made sure their names arr
on the check list should look at once an'
If they are not on see that they are pu
on Saturday, the 30th of Aug.
Norman Case Of Woodstock fell from
load az oats and was run over and badl
hurt
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STAFFORD.

One OF the STAFFORD boys. DR.. j. y. bax-
ter, Medical Purveyor at Washington, u;
C., received the appointment last week OF
Surgeon General from President Harrison
n. B. Cobb went to Hanover, \. H. to
spend several days last week.
Mabel Hatch is engaged to teach the fall
term of school at the Old City.
Miss Cora Rowell teaches in the Gilman
district
Miss Pierce has resumed dressmaking
again.
f. " Parker and family returned from
Boston the first of last week.
The sudden changes in the weather oc,
casion considerable sickness and seVerai
are under DR.. Chaffee's care.
Miss Lizzie Freeman Of Plaintieid, n H.
is visiting at Chas. Chambers.
Fred Carpenter returned to Rhode Is
land the first OF the week.
The young people had a sociable at the
town hall last Saturday night.
The report OF the marriage OF John IA
zelton in last weeks paper has proved te
4 be incorrect.
/ The republicans will hold caucus mex
Saturday at five O'Clock at the town MAJ
/ for the purpose of nominating cahulua''
| for town representative.
Senator Morrill, and son attended th'
Muster at Bradford last week.
Laura Hatch has gone to st. Johnsourl
to school.
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GaysviIle.
- rain saturday

Nice rain saturday.
Mrs Eugene Wilson and daughter Wis
ted i'm Roxbury last week.
Miss sallie Gay was in w. Randolph
saturday.
Misses Stella Davis and Mabel Smith re-
tnrned TO their school in Randolph tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chamberlin from
Iva Martin Chamberlin from Mass. and
Nrs. Davis from Bethel visited at vernon
cutters last week.
There will be preaching at the NJ. 4.
church next Sunday.
Last Saturday as Mr.. Goodell was clean
mo his revolver it unexpectedly went on
sending the ball into the face OF Charles
Hardy, DIR. {. c. Smith dressed the
wound and reports the patient is DONG
well.
Mrs. Carrie Kimball is visiting in Bethe
this week.
II is reported that the village schools
will not begin till the End week IN sept
DIR. Spiller was in town last week
Mrs. j. A. Chedel and daughters are Wis
ting in Tunbridge.
They are building fence and repairing
the steps to the Universalist church
John Coady of Newport, \. H., is WISH
ing in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shurtleff from Tunbridg
were in town last week,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wood Of Lowell, Mass
are visiting here.
Abby Colby has been taken to Brattlebo
no.
Frank Blanchard Of Gibbons, Ne6., mas
been visiting here. He was member OF
Co. E, End Vt.
Rev. David Adams of Rochester, n. H.
was visitor here last week,
school in No. is commences Monday
w. ID. Lee was at the Isle OF Shoals last
week and has now gone to n. y.
A party from Chelsea was at Stevens no.
tel last Thursday eve.
The Worlds Fair begins to loom up
Entries are coming in fast ana carrier
than usual.
Mrs. Mary Berry has returned from
! Bethel.
A grand daughter of Willard Chapman
! has been visiting in town.
Lander Whitney Of Guthrie, Iowa, is
visiting his old home
"Auntn Sally Smith is very sick.
The citizens OF this town appear TO %
determined upon sending to me ieglsla
tnre man of good financial ability ant
ri broad views who will see that some Q
the wretched work of other legislatures
tnndone. and who viii be on the lookou
for iobs. An. Kings name has beel
mentioned. Caucus Saturday night.
The circus did not attract many iron
this town.
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North Tunbridge.

David Curtis of Fort Atkinson, WIS,
Is in town. His grandfather, Elias Cur
tis' lived where ID. B. Giles does now.
Horace Jones and Norman Cushman'
with their families, have returned to HaV-
erhill, Mass.
II YOU have never taken the Freeman 5
oath do so and have your name put on the
meek list before this week ends or your
vote will be counted out. No partiailty IN
this.
The young people held picnic IN bur
usflis grove Thursday. Miss Lizzie nay
Ord Introduced prize games and WIN !.
lew others furnished prizes. ne 100.
race was won by Frank Monkey, Ben !, 4 u ieii
~ taking the "booby" prize lie VIII tell
what that was. An egg race was won S,}l, ~
carrie Goodale, Julian Hood OF Nhels '-.
talxing the "boobyn prize, The girls ~
vace Was won by Laura Moves ana Mau lli'
Nelson. In the children's Bean serampi,,
Walter Whiting and Archie Goodale looh
tbe nrizes. A coach load OF young Pee
NE came from Chelsea ana many from ~ ~
Rovalton. The picnic was a very pieasaii
affsir and decided success. Inc youhl
iadies and gentlemen TO whose efforts -
6ucb Is due, should not stop now pu
Aonid keep the old town awake
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Frank Lamb lost a valuable colt recent
ly. II fell into an old well in the pasture
AC. Coleman and Frank Lamb are
working in Corinth this week on the Oar
ling buildings
Rev. Mr.. Hurlburt of Barton Landing
recently preached at the Union church.
An were very much pleased with him.
A grove meeting will be held at Waits
River the LIST week in September. An Ell
ficient corps of workers is expected ana
all are cordially invited.
Sewell Towner and wife of Montpelier
visited friends in town last week. hatie
Davis returned from Craftsbury last FRI
day.
Jennie Colby and Katie Davis went to
Montpelier Monday to attend the fall term
at the Seminary.
Mrs. Anna Davis and Mrs. e. Bradbury
returned from Mortified camp meeting
this week.
o. Hutchinson of Barre was in town
Sunday
ouite a. large number were present at
morning service Sabbath. Bro. Davis
preached an excellent discourse from
Cor. %.
Bert Howard visited his mother last
Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Johnston of Lowell, Mass.
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. j. Smith.
A large number from this place went e
the Muster at Bradford Thursday ano
Friday and report good time.
Misses Jennie and Nora Batten are Wis
iting in town.
bertha Atkins returned to Concord las
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Fish went to 0rang
on business last Friday.
, MIR. and Mrs. Alvah Bugbee Of orahg
made a flying trip to friends IN Town re
Gently.
ouite a heavy rainfall here Saturda,
and sunday night. It was much needed
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East Randolph.

Uncle Arson Wills aged SO, while cross
ing Il. ID. Camps pasture last week, was
set upon by cross bull and only saved
himself by skipping up tree near by. ne ne
was kept prisoner there two hours until
his cries brought assistance, his pursuer
keeping close guard over him all the Whlle
The name of Frank Parker should nave
appeared in the item last week ANNOUNCE
ing the arrival of his parents and sister
Lucy Osgood, May Kibby and Harley Hol,
den enter the d class at the Normal sehool
this week.-Mr. Hovey has shingled ms
barn.-The Waldo brothers are bringing
water to their buildings.-G Busweli Is
making good progress in rebuilding ms
house. Many fields Of grain were caught
out in the recent rains.-A. A. Gilman mas
done several jobs with his self bindlng
reaper in this vicinity.-The schools VIII
begin next Monday, Sept. LIST. Inc new
books are to be ready the last Of TINS weeS
and it is hoped that all will exchange tnell
old ones and have new ones ready the mrs.
| day of the term.-Lillian Sprague VIII teaef
| al East Randolph, Bessie Grow in No, 10
/ Lucy Smith in No. II, Kate Gillette IN NO o
/ rs. and Julia Wood in No. l.-Rev. 81 +
Parker and family are visiting among thel
MANY friends in this vicinity.
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WnaL GARplNG.

rg,e "a Northfeld Carding Mill is sending
- s,,,e very nice work this year under the
,,,ana,-snent 81 Robert Andrews. and people
~, nriees are very low J. IL Lamson and
II King and Son viii forward ail wool lett
with them. C.liand rnd
says. 81 tried Chamberlain Collie, Choi-
avn and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea
ana severe cramps ana pains IN the stoh-
aob with the best results. In the worst
cases never had to give more than tne
tbird dose TO effect cure. In most cases
one viii do it. Besides its other good
I onalities it is pleasant to take" 70 ana ou
/ cent bottles for sale. AKA.
During the epidemic OF lux IN TINS
county last summer, had hard WORK :
Svee,, y simply of Chamberlains Conc
TSLdIera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand
pno,Ie often came ten or twelve miles II
the NIGHT to get a bottle of the hemedy.
have heen selling patent medicines Tor TN
last ten years and find that IL mas glNel
i ia, satisfaction in cases of diarrhoe
and tnx. than any other medicine haV
,,I,ey handled.-J II. Benham, Druggist
Goieonda. Pope Co., Illinois. over ny
hundred bottles of this remedy were sol
in that county during the epidemic refer
red to. 1t was perfect success anu wa
the only remedy that did cure the wor:
cases Dozens of persons there VIII certl
~ that il saved their lives. In four otht
enidemics OF bowel complaint TINS relneu
HAS been equally successful. 20 ana
cent bottles for sale. 80
AZ general liniment for spralns an
J. hrnises ar for rheumatism, lame oael
Aeon seated or muscular pains Champe
Iain;s pain Balm is unrivalled. For sa
n by e. Z. Evans & Co., w. kanuolph al
NJ. j. Sargent q Son, 20. hoysi'oi'
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A very interesting program on the zen
trial Vermont Pomona Grange TO be hela
at Brookield, Thursday, Sept. ., 1870 has
Deen issued
Morning session to be opened at 10 o.
clock. /. Opening Of Grange in forms =
Penort OF subordinate Oranges; 3, Music
bv Miss Ineg Kibbie; ., Address OF Wei
come bv Marshall Greene; 5, Response BY
Il. Flint. State See'y; 6, Song by Mrs IL
n Holman. r Essay by Mrs. Frank Hop
lSins: S, Comforting of the 9th Degree. he
cess for dinner, 9, Music by Orlo and Lu-
Ia Allen; 10, Recitation by Miss Bell X
Morse: II, Poem BIZ Mrs. Luna Peck, II,
SONG ~ Mrs. John Farnham; 10, Grafton
by Geo Flint; IA, Essay by Marie Calegan;
III Recitation b Miss Hattie Williams;
/ rs. Music by +. II. Allis; II, Essay by
/ Miss Mary Greene: IS, Duty of Patrons as
/ voters. o. +. Seaver; 49, Question: Farm
/ accounts. To what extent is II pracucable
or expedient for the average farmer 70
4 keen farm accounts? The public are
4 cordially invited to attend the afternoon
session. d. d. HOWE, Lect.
Mrs. w. c. Flagg has returned from
Brooklyn, n. Y.
| Mrs. Fred Laid of Sharon is in town.
Irving Wheatley from Kansas is at hii
fathers.
Hattie Bishop gave reading at the
First Church Thursday evening.
Anna Templeton is in East Montpelier
Everett Newell and wife of Massachu
sets are in town.
The teachers association will meet a
the village Sept. 6. The program IS a
follows; 1.-THE necessity of every teache
taking an educational paper l.. M
Price: obstruction in morals and man
ners.'' Lula Allen; Discussion, "Shoul
! the elements of Natural Science be intro
duced into the common schools?' An
Miss Graves and Lizzie Benham, Neg
Marcus Peck and Mary Greene. At thi
meeting the ACCESSIBILITY of introdueln
the study of English Literature into tn
, association will be taken up. full al
I tendance is desired. CoM'
! There will be teachers meeting hel
in the schoolhouse Sat, Aug. 80, p. n
TO discuss the new school law. All vote
and people of the town are requested
come.
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nRAoO DE. sTOCIk.

Mr.L. A. Burbank, Chelsea, VI, wishes
To can The attention OF farmers TO the
stock of Draeo, Jr., this year.
fne cots. one he judges to weigh $50 aud
stands il hands high, viii not sell the TWO
for s725. "a,
selden Brooks has one mos. oid' Judg-
ed to weigh 375 stands strong 10 MINIS, =.
Vilie ttaynes has one standing nearly
10 hands high and weighed when z mos
10 days old, DIG. 8
davs old weighed Boa
mich he thinks VIII tip the scales 5o1
GOOD az the age Of mos.
Cbas. Howe refuses S700 for two OF ORA
co Jr's. colts which are considered t'
weigh at least 600 lbs. at mos ~ Gays
r,anials that might be presented Tor th'
$50 stock OF Draco, Jr. Look Tor tnen
onthe fair ground at Tunbridge TINS iaAl
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League Resolutions

The following resolution was adopt
Cd by the Jericho Farmers League
Whereas, we as farmers believe IN
the best interests and welfare OF the en-
tire people, and all classes in Vermont
are largely dependent upon the pros
neritv Of the Agricultural class,
Resolved, That our platform Is on
the best interests Of the farm and iar-
mer our candidate for 1890 is man
who will stand squarely on this plat
form. and when elected honorably car,
nv out its principles, bearing IN mlnc
that what is best for farm interests i
best for every other honest, fair legiti
mate interest in this good town an'
state Of ours.
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Randolph.

The district schools Of this town will com
mence Monday, Sept. LIST.
The republicans of Randolph are hereby no.
tilted to meet in caucus in the town hall oatur-
day, Aug. SOth, at three o'clock in the after
noon for the purpose OF nominating ean1luaae
10 represent the town in the coming Legislature
and also candidates for justices Of the peace TO
be voted for on the first Tuesday in Septembe4r,
J. B. Adams. +. +. Flint, L. L. Bass j. r.
Mead. II. p. Riford. Republican Town CON-
NH. Sessions Of Minneapolis is visiting his
sister Mrs. Manchester.
The LarmeIs' League picnic will be held to-
day at Bonny Brook Park.
c. Bickford is in Maine attending the fair
In the interest of Gray's Power Machines.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

SLATE OF VERMONT, lin Probate Court, held
Randoiph District. s. lat Chelsea in and for
Lii nistrict on the 2lst DAY Of Aug. A. d.. 1880,
es,,.r Ill Corwin admir- OF the estate Of Geo. ;.
Whine late Of Tunbridge IN said district, deceased
presents his administration account Tor eNanatlos
lsfribution and partition Of the estate OF said de-
ceased Whereupon 1t Is ordered by said Court that
IA an ntication come under consideration and De
heard 81 the 18th day Of Sept A. ID. le-.at The
Orange County Hotel -.
I'M Chelsea aud II is further ordered that
ali rons Interested bt notified thereof by publlca-
lion III notice Of thls application and order three
eseels. successvev I'm the HERALD AND NEW print
ed m Randolph. before said time OF hearing. that
tbey may appear at said time aud p ace anu snow
MOI h. allowed and such decree made.
BY the Court-Attest. -.
ssl WILLIAM ~ NiNti''i%7' "'He'
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- wish to sell my millinery business a. =.
opI All stock On hand, no old goods. Lo-
a sii-', desirable. Good trade. Call on or
address, N l9s = , sl,5E - - mo
N-earl, 1000 loaves of bread We're sold
from Brattleboro BAKERY in one week.
,,.rs an ti,s stunned free by Or. klines Great
-. p.eiorer No Fits after fret day 8 use. MAJ .
io,1. ,i,rt. Treatise and s200itiW hotlle tts" !"
iii cases. send 20 Dr. Kline s'l- Afeh '''' H'' 80
Blocks Of Tennessee marble, some OF
them Weighing 12tons have recently ar
rived in Burlington for the burlington
Manufacturing Company.
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sTATF oF VERMONT tAt a Probate Court
fI,RTFORD DIsTRiT : : held &C Noods'ocS'
within and said District, on The 2ir9 daN 81 Aug
1880. tfeethi. = ", 1taae 1870, ~ ~. last
" lttlea ~, ,',,t ~ Ias Isitelatp of R0yalton
In said dis rict deceased, testate. proposes
rand,sring mn account of his administration ahu
presenting his account against said eiaie LOT S.i9N
a,ce M session OF said Court 10 be held al Noou-
stock In the said District ON the 18Th DAY OF sept
And whereas said court has assigned SAID time anu
ulart f,r the settlement OF said account ana ~ Wy
decree OF the residue of said estate 10 the hers anu
/ legatecs Of A.. ..,,to. ,,,,t,.. tb,.raof
~ ivsn Ia All persons interested IN SAID estate uy
nn6lishing copy Of the recori Of this order tree
weeks surcessveiy 'tSous 20 the day assgheu. a.
Z aforesaid in the White River Herald newspaper
nublished at Royalt0n IN the SouhS VI
4 Windsor IA the state Of Vermont. IL, -.
therefore. All persons concerned m salo , sslaie
are notided 10 appear the Probate once IN Mood-
stock. in said district the day assigned. az
Aforesaid then and there to contest the allowance
aid account If they and to estabhsh thei
rights as heirs, egatees and lawful claimants OF sal
residue.
true copy of record, atiesi, ,,,p p.o,s,ar
y. !. SEAN ER. Register.
A true copv OF record. TO. sEANEk. Judge.
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Corinth.

Some heavy rains OF late
Parties from the Center and West Cor,
NTH went to Bradford last Thursday ana
Friday.
|. Porter returns to Boston this week
J.F. Merrill is newly shingling his
house.
Mrs. Geo. Heath is slowly regaining her
health, is able to get about the house with
q cane.
Mr.. Geo. Norris of Haverhill, y. H. mas
been visiting at Geo. Jewels for lew
days.
There was no preaching service at the
Corner last Sabbath as the pastor was a.
way To attend funeral.
II YOU want the best Popeterie in town
qet 'Buck's Best
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81 81 tue e0"i' WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Judge.

STATE or VERMONT, At Probate Court
HARTFORD DISTRICT IS held al Woodstock,
within and for said District the 18th day OF Aug
A. u. $3.50 $780, r,.
WuFRFAs r. A. Woodward administrator, OF tne
estate III " iain Waterman and also tof the estate
of Mar, Waterman both late Of Royaiton IN saiu
district deceased "a. TIL g.
has presented to said Court his petition
writing making application for license osel an ths
real estate situate IN this state of which each one OF
the said deceased died seized rep
antir that such sale Is necessary 10 enable him 70
l,,tv rie debts due therefrom and The mortgage
eunrance resting thereon. Ihereupenl oVfi apelhes
fbe 8tl day OF septneXt as a time aud ne Iro1sts
Ofce Ia Woodstock aforesaid as a place OF nearing
and deciding on said appli 'ation and orders tl no
nee III said application be given toA persons hteI
ested in said estate. reason Tor stme, anu pee sl
lime I'll hearing by publishing three weeks successive
ii Ia fhe Chelsea Herald neWspaneitWe li7htH y
Cbeieea in tits state. viii h circulales - US hetEp
harfood 81 those Interested, fal which publications.
shall be previous to said ime II hearinsla copy o.
reeerd 81 Ills orderthat they mas appear ue9ie sNe
Couri and ID heard ia the natter Of said appucai"h
ID they see cause.A tflie rec IRA N''' ~ itts'
A true copy OF records - .,.,-i =, - -
Ssh Attest T. ~ STA y i+N' 't'N-N'
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CHELSEA AROUND TOWN
Nn.Tunbridge.
. Whipple IS quite sick.

NJ CA Whipple is quite sick.
o. Mr.. Henderson preached in the
pdntist church last Sunday.
Nora Durkee is to teach in no. T.
rna Good Templars gave Irving Slack a
-.dention last Wed. evening.
80 r 2 smith was on the Inflated train
nj Mts ,ras wrecked at Quincy, Mass. but
was not injured.
S,,.eraI Westerners, formerly Vermont
: are visiting friends in town.
morv slack has gone TO somervilie, Mass.
10 work in a store.
The person who lost his purse at the
Congrl church will call on the supt' oil >.
3 for il.
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Do you want harness! II SO i .iSq eo ..
s,a CIV one hand made and every strap war
ranted. o;,.od a large
assortment OF ladies or gents line writing
naner. envelopes and box papeterle., ne ne
keeps the finest stock in town ana an an
wanting a good thing at reasohapie
nrice should see his stock.
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East Randolph.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Osgood have the deep
sympathy of all in the loss Of their only daugh-
ter. Ina, who died at II o'clock, Aug. 2bth
She was a very bright, loveable child and a
great favorite with all who knew her.
Remember the caucus Saturday at 3.
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Notice 20 Tax-payers.

Ihave in INV hands the Town, School
HIGHWAY and County Tax Bills OF the
t to,S Of Randolph for 1890. Taxpayers
are hereby notified to pay said Taxes 10 mt
within 90 days from date. 1a,,,h
I ". FARGO. Town Treas. kanooiph
VT, July II. 1890. ;u. DOT 1soo