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SEAxTLE. Jan. 9, 1881.
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PERENPTORY
ASSIGNEE'S SALE !!
TELEGRAM
To MARX WzNssI SEATTLE, WAsHClosc
Simon a regardless CREDITORS

In compliance with the above instructions will
proceed sell the entire bankrupt stock
OF tx. Simon. consisting in part of GENTI4EfMEN'S
NECLOTEINCf FURNISHING GOODS, HATS
BOOTS AND SHOES, TRUNKS. VAIISESS ETC,
contained store, northwest corner Soutl,
Second and Washington streets.
Every article in the store will be marked down
away below cost and in plain figures.
SALE WILL COMMENCE
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 18th.
MARK WILZlNSKI Assignee
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Rochester.

N-y Now is the time to renew your sub
scription to the HERALD for 1892.
Mr.. Marvin's subject next Sunday will
be, "Modern Martyrs" Services at Stock
bridge at the usual hour.
Miss Mary Root, teaching in Hancock,
closes this week on account OF poor health
G. w. Angel and wife, Q. G. Stanley
and wife have been in Goshen few days
lately.
Arson Hubbard OF Rutland is spending
a few days with his mother, Mrs. X. HI
Goodno.
Mrs. A. J. Martin of Philadelphia is
here during her fathers severe sickness.
Fred v. Hubbard returned to Orange
Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. j. C. Church spent last week with
her father, ii. +. Nichols, and other rela-
tives.
John Henry has closed his labors with
j, III. Trask.
Isaac Hubbard and Mrs. Harriet Welch
are here on account OF the sickness OF
their brother.
win A. Blodgett is at home with hard
cold.
Miss Lizzie Beardow has been with Al
pha Morses people few days lately.
The Universalist sociable Tuesday was
with Mrs. w. II. Campbell.
Mary Martin is at home.
Many friends here deeply regret the sad
news OF the death OF Rev. e. Gerry.
E. w. Marble returned to Montpelier
last week
Frank Batchelder OF Gardner, Mass,
spent Sunday in town.
DIR. w. ID. Huntington was in West Ran
dolph Monday.
Rev. Carlton Hazen is spending this
week with his father at Richmond.
Ernest Martin and Lottie Wright of Ty-
son were married by Rev. j. P. Marvin, at
H. f. Nichols, Dec. Is.
Mrs. F. p. Holden and son Royal spent
Sunday with his brother, j. r. Upper.
j. W. Henry goes to Boston this week.
DR.. VIM. M. Huntington and wife are
in Malone, New York, to be absent several
days.
Advent meeting at G. A. R. hall last
Sunday eve.
Remember the Annual Ball at G. A. R.
hall Friday, Jan. list.
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sharon.

There win be preaching at the Baptist
church next Sabbath at 2 p m.
Homer Preston has returned from Con.
cord, N. H.
Alva Clifford is improving.
J. H. Marsh is sick with the grip.
Miss Maud Burgess is on the sick list.
DR.. Burnett of So. Royalton attended
DR.. Sherwin's patients while he was al
Perkinsville last week.
Miss Lizzie Parkhurst is teaching a suc-
cessful term of school in no. 6.
Perley Gle is doing well.
Rev. Mr.. Perkins exchanged with Rev.
Mr.. Smith of West Hartford last Sunday,
Mrs. VIM. Badger and son arrived in
town last Sunday.
Julius Snow is very poorly.
Wallace Warren has painted the house
IN which he resides and otherwise much
improved the premises. II is the old
Downer house down the river.
Mrs. Calvin Day has charge of e. T..
Robinson's household.
We are informed that the Christmas
gathering at the Congl church was mot
as large as usual by reason of poor wealth
er.
Mrs. John Fleming has been quite sick
but Is now better as is Mrs. E. b. Moves.
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Miss Alice Harrington received for q
Xmas present nice Carpenter organ.
Elmer Kenyon of Tilton, N. H., made
his parents a flying visit last week.
Try a bottle of that Vanilla Table Syrup
sold at Culvers.
Mrs. II. B. Leonard, A. G. Snow and H
Putnam are added to the list of ill.
Albert Sherburne, who got so badly hurt
last week while coasting, is as comfortable
as could be expected.
F. l.. Davis is suffering with lagrip.
/ The children did exceedingly well at
the Xmas exercises.
Rev. MIR. Smith went to Sharon and
preached in the morning last Sunday.
Mrs. Flint is with her daughter, Mrs.
Standish, at P. w. Strong's.
Mrs. &c. Sherburne's sister from Olcott
Falls spent few days with her the first of
the week.
New lot of Oranges, Lemons, Bananas,
Onions and Nuts at Culver's.
o. M. Tinkham has gone to Washing
ton, d. c., on business trip.
Twelve-pound bag OF Animal Food, war
ranted to give satisfaction or money re-
| funded, at Culver's.
Report says that Henry Harding is CO.
ing to repair and set to going the old
1lnknam mill.
New lot OF pocket cutlery at Culver's.
II. W. Vail is in Hyde Park on agricul-
tural business.
F. L. Culver of East Barnard assisted c.
=. Culver in the store through Friday,
Xmas day.
A. ]. Perkins spent Christmas at his
home here.
A. G. Snow and family went to West
Hartford and spent Xmas with Austin
Towards family.
Hand your subscription for HERALD to
c. E. Culver.
Rosa Burch and Gertrude Harrington
have gone to South Royalton ITO work in
the shoe shop.
Bertha and Mary Hewitt spent Christ
mas at home.
Hattie Chandler OF Boston is at her sis
ter's, Mrs j. ID. Hewitt.
Lou Wood spent a few days at home
last week.
Hiram Putnam is quite sick.
annie Shelburne was called home from
Burlington college on account Of her
brothers accident.
BENZ. Bartholomew of Hartford was in
town last week.
Fred Brownell is at work in Jericho.
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GaysviIIe.

ff~ Now is the time to renew your sub
scription to the HERALD for 1892.
Quite number are sick with the pre-
vailing distemper.
Mrs. Lucy Durkee was called to Lake
Village by the death of her niece.
Dea. Knowlton was blowing last Satur-
day, Dec. 10Th.
Raney Cowdrey has moved on to the
David Wight place.
Miss Mabel Spaulding and James An
CELL from the Normal were at home for
Christmas.
Mrs. Albert Hill is in West Concord, n.
H.
Teams are engaged in drawing stone for
the piers which are to be built in the
pond.
T. r. Aldrich picked a branch from a
lilac bush Dec. 26, that was all budded
and ready to leaf out.
Miss Lillian Knowlton was at home
from Seminary Hill for short Christmas
vacation.
Mrs. Herbert Mills is visiting her father
in Concord, n. H.
Miss Lettuce Lee Bowen passed away last
Saturday, Dec. 26. 1t was just two months
after her centennial celebration and since
that time she has been gradually falling.
Her funeral was attended Tuesday by Rev.
s. A. Parker.
John Wilcox is master carpenter on the
button shop and 1t is hoped that the build
ing win be up by next Saturday.
Mr.. Nye found pair OF good mittens
in his shop which may be had by calling
for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Noble have returned
to their home, from New York, for the
holidays.
The Xmas exercises were held at the
church Saturday evening, but few We're
present, owing to the storm.
Friday eve, Jan. 1, New YEARS. tree
win disburse its gifts to happy people,
who will have been entertained by appro-
pirate music, reading and speaking. Come
all. Let us fill the church.
There will be family gathering at Luke
Aliens on New Years day.
Oyster supper indefinitely postponed.
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South Tunbridge.

There were public exercises at the churcl
Christmas evening.
The young people were invited to A. ]
Wills Christmas evening. The entertain.
ment consisted of Christmas recitations
reading, music, and a Christmas tree
Last of all, but not least, were games
which all seemed to enjoy.
Lewis and Archie Campbell spent Xma:
at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Bliss, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. n. Salter, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Buzzell spent Christmas with their re-
spective parents in this place.
Mrs. E. H. Wells is having the chimney
to her house built over. It burned out
recently. Mr.. Patten of Tunbridge, is do
ing the job.
Fred Northrop has gone to Barre, for a
few weeks.
The ladies of the w. c. t. U. are to
meet with Mrs. A. ]. Wills on Friday. Jan.
1, at 2:30 O'Clock. 1t is to be hoped that
many will be present
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Very Desirable Farm for Sale.

8. Contains $50 acres, IS in moving and
tinage, 60 in pasture. 45 in woodland fenc-
ed mainly with stone wall, the rest wood,
house, 40x1S, two stories, L 31x24, shed IS
x2O with arch and stove, IL rooms in house,
two barns, 40x30 horse barn and shed 26x
Is, basement under one barn, corn barn
12x14, plenty of good fruit, carriage house
30x2O with basement, 1000 trees and over
IN sugar lot, running water at house and
barn from never falling spring, build
ings In good condition, r. r. station,
and postofice, Bethel, 4 miles, Barnard
village miles, school 1-2 mile. Price,
200, 1900 down, balance at per cent.
House painted and blinded.
Address, 8. c. THAYKR, Box 13o,
Bethel, VT.
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F. L. Davis is sick with the grip.
The Christmas exercises at North POM
fret, last Friday evening were very good.
While Albert Sherburne, Charlie and
Willie Adams, were sliding in the road
last week near DIR. Hewitt's, their sled
failed to make the turn in the road above
w. G. Whipp1e's and rushed into rail
fence. The Adams boys escaped with but
slight bruises, but Albert was terribly in
iured by stake penetrating his side, a
portion of his under garments were push
ed through and lay upon his lung. There
are hopes of his recovery.
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nT-Now is the time to renew your sub
scription to the HERALD for 1892.
The Union S. s. presented the cantats
chow we waited for Santa Claus" Friday
evening.
John Leonard and wife spent Christmas
in Bethel
j. ID. Wilcox and E. j. Bent are work
ing on the button shop at Gaysville.
Leon and JEFF Richardson OF W. Ran
dolph have been visiting friends in town
Frank Everett spent Christmas at home
Leonard Whitcomb is home from the
Whitcomb High School for a weeks va
cation.
Misses Anna Whitcomb and Alice Shell
don attended the Ellis and Wallace we'd
ding at Bethel last week.
Ladies' Aid Society met with Mrs. c. s
Carroll Wednesday afternoon and even
ing.
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Best Republican PAPER

The great success of the New York Dali
~ Press is the wonder of newspaperdom
1t was started in New York, city full oil
good papers, only about four years ago
and has already won place by its merits
its originality and its sterling republican
ism, in the very front rank. 1t has already
the largest circulation of any republican
daily paper, and is daily increasing. This
proves that it is the best and most popular
paper. To read ii once is to take it.
We are very fortunate to be able to
make special arrangement with the pub
fishers which enables us to offer it with
this paper as follows:
Daily Press, price $500, Both So 90
Weekly Press, " S1.00, $3.50
Think of it, the best daily paper and
your local paper, both for only S. This is
Just what you want during the great po-
litical battle OF 1892, to keep you posted
Subscribe now.
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Long life and happiness to the new mar
ried couple.
George Blair and Wesley Burke are GO
ing to numbering for the Pulp Company.
Bertha Alex OF the West Randolph
school is at home for the Holidays.
Fred vinton was home from Montpelier
for Christmas.
Emma Written of New York, is visiting
at the hotel.
Quite number attended the Christmas
cantata, "Santa Claus and Frost Queen, -
at Granville, Thursday evening. Despite
the dismal prospect out doors every body
was light hearted and smiling within
doors
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Good level hill farm in Granville, z mi
acres good land, 40 in meadow. ali cut
with machine, so in pasturing and balance
in heavy timber, house in good condition.
barn 30x40, horse barn 40x26 and a cheap
barn 20x20, lot Of nice fruit, early apples.
1000 sugar naples. Place cost $500 but
owing to III health will sell for 1890, part
cash, balance on time, win sell with stock
Granville, Vt
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Amasa Dutton of Craftsbury has beer
visiting j. III. Dutton.
frankie Heath is to enter Goddard Sem.
mary this week.
]. l.. Matthews OF North Adams, Mass
has been visiting at w. G. Whittaker's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burke of Woodstoch
and q. |. Abbott and family OF Gaysvill,
spent Christmas with s. G. Cady.
Anybody hear anybody say anything a.
bout being unhappy because they pur-
chased their Christmas goods of Mrs. E
f. Wilson? No. Well, try her New Years.
presents.
DR.. W. e. Sylvester, Supt. of the State
insane asylum at Waterbury was in town
last Saturday.
The Christmas exercises of the Olympus
church were deferred one week to Satur-
day of the present week, on account OF
bad weather.
have got just what you want for New
Years. MRS. e. F. WILSON.
ID. b. Upper leaves the employment OF
Mrs. Edwin Harrington Jan. LIST.
Scott Hatch of Eagle, Wis, and Clinton
Hatch of Boston, Mass, have been visit
ing their father, Edwin Hatch.
o. P. Shaw has been quite sick and con-
fined to the house.
Workmen are putting the finishing
touches upon the Cong'l vestry.
For delicious graham rolls, you use
hulled graham. For sale by F. NJ. Whit
comb q Co.
Sold thirteen gallons OF the 40 cent mo-
lasses Monday. Best raisins 10 cts. per
pound, three for 25 cts Good cooking
stoves or ranges for sale. Will exchange
for wood. F. M. WHITcoMB q Co.
The south wind OF the past few days
has blown the grippe into a good many
houses in this village and vicinity and the
physicians are kept pretty busy.
For a short time before taking stock we
shall make a large reduction in the price
of many OF our cloaks.
BROOKS & WAsHBURN.
H. A. Durham OF Woodstock visited
friends in town last week.
FOR SALE.-Congresslo reports, large
books with good bindings, suitable for
scrap books, 1000 pages each. Price 15c.
GUY WILSON.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Perley of Fitch
burg, Mass, spent Christmas with Mrs.
Perley's father, Fred Wheeler and Mrs.
Perley is to remain in town for several
weeks.
Herbert Williams, well known in this
town and nephew of Henry Preston was
married Tuesday Of this week to Miss An
ma Jones at the home of the bride in Geor-
gia. Mr.. Williams is at present a theo-
logical student at Andover, filling occa-
sional supplies.
F. H. Moore and family have been
spending several days in Waitsfield, their
former home.
Ernest Kittredge Of Leominster, Mass,
Is spending the holidays with his father
Edwin Kittredge, in town.
The machinery for the shoe shop arriy-
ed last Thursday and is rapidly being
placed in position.
]. g. Sargent and E. E. Wallace. have
been appointed commissioners and ap-
praisers on the estate Of the late Fred
Marks.
J. A. Graham returned to Springfield. |
Mass, the first OF this week. He has |
position in the paper house Of Franklin & |
Taylor.
Catholic services were held in Bascom |
House hall last Sunday.
To the beloved friends who at this
Xmas tide have presented me with a /
precious token Of peace and good will. 1
oner hearty thanks. God save the com
monwealth OF Vt. and grant that the bean
tiful town OF Bethel may always be the
home OF honest citizens and God fearing
men. NJ. P. sUcKNKY.
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Harvey Shaw is convalescing from a
very severe attack of grip.
Mrs. Chester Brown is very sick with
dropsy.
c. G. Paine and bis sister, Carrie start
for Florida this week to spend the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spooner OF Dako-
ia are visiting his brother, Mills Spooner.
Mrs. Charles Wardner of Brattleboro is
the guest of Mrs. Oscar Hinckley.
Albert Yauvey, formerly of this place, is
in town.
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Windsor County Court.


Hon. RUSSELL S. TAFT, Presiding Judge
HoN. WILLIAM ROUNDS, Assistant
Hon. CHARLES P. MARSH, Judges.
OFFICERS OF THE COURT.
JAY READ PEMBER, Clerk.
NORMAN PAUL, Deputy Clerk.
WILSON s. LOWELL, Sheriff.
WIN. w. STIcKNEY, States Attorney.
LESTER Z. HOWE, High Bailiff.
CATHERINE BENHAM Stenographer.
State v. Cuisine Rix of Norwich on gifts
OF cider at place of public resort. Yer
dict: guilty of nine first offences. The
case goes to the supreme court on excep-
tions.
John Newton, the licensed liquor agent
at Norwich, was brought before the court
for selling man from Norwich pint OF
alcohol. The purchaser was on his way TO
court as a witness in the Rix case, and
stopped at the agency and obtained the
alcohol for sshome uses.n The case was
tried by the court, and the respondent
was adjudged guilty and fined so and
costs.
Charles Markham plead guilty to assault
and battery and was fined g and costs I;
Antoine Stas of Bridgewater plead guilty
to one offence under the liquor law, and
was fined so and costs; in State v. Frank
/. Burbee, sentence was respited and case
passed to the supreme court.
Civil cases disposed of as follows:
Frank o. Dame a. Co. v. John w. Flint
of Windsor. Judgment for plff., on re-
port for s155.7S. Exceptions by dit.
Byron II. Butterield v. Charles +. Howe
OF Ludlow. Judgment on report for de-
PENDANT for S29.92 Exceptions by plff
Windsor Electric Light Co V. Frank H.
Tandy. Case continued on motion OF diff.
on payment OF plaintiffs costs and an
atty fee of ten dollars. Geo. S. Hill v.
Robert Fitton for SANDER, discontinued.
In Windsor Machine Co. v. VIM. A.
Reade, judgment was rendered for pin for
S224.73.
In Joseph H. Richardson v. Augustus
Blaisdell, judgment was rendered for
plff. for use of safe.
Divorces granted, Minnie b. Raymond
v. Geo. E. Raymond Tor refusal to support;
e. c. Colburn v. Ida NJ Colburn for adul-
terry; Cynthia Z. Cilleyv. Jas. b. Cilley,
for wilful desertion; in Ella M. Bridge v.
Geo. s. Bridge, the diff. was ordered to pay
petitioner $40 month for her support and
$50 for expenses of carrying on litigation.
On the 18th inst. the court took recess
to Dec. 81 at 8 a. m.
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.-Ths
best salve in the world for cuts, bruises sores
ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter. chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions
and positively cures piles or no pay Required
1t is guaranteed TO give full satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price IS cents pc rbox.
Our readers will notice the advertise
ments in these columns of Chamberlain
and Co., Des Moines, Iowa. From person
al experience we can say that Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy has broken up bad
colds for our children and we are acquaini
ed with many mothers in Centerville who
would not be without it in the house foI
many times its cost and are recommend
ing it every day.-Centerville Is. D)Chron
icle and Index. % cent, so cent and 81 bot
ties for sale by E. E. Evans & Co., West
Randolph, and M. j. Sargent & Son, South
Royalton,
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Land for Sale in ". Randolph

About three-fourth of an acre of good
land between the creamery and cemetery
will be sold at a reasonable price If taken
soon. For further particulars call on
w g. BTJcK
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Winnie Pike picked pansies in full
bloom the oath Of December.
Lucien Pike and wife from Hartland are
visiting their parents.
The telephone wire is at last M and in
running order.E
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A Grocery Store in good location 90,
ing good business. Rent reasonable y.
the amount of room and location. deslis
to close out this business at once. Call On
or address
Mrs. E. E. HUNTINGTON, Lebanon, n. B.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-12-31

A bad cold neglected often means pneu-
monia, bronchitis or consumption. Hum
phreys' Specific No. seven is always safe
efficient and reliable. Sold everywhere.
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POnfret.

Er-Now is the time to renew your sub
scription to the HERALD for 1892.
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Barnard.

n17-Now is the time to renew your sub
scription to the HERALD for 1892.
The funeral OF Mrs. Gambell, widow of
the late DR.. Parkman Gambell of Boston
was held at the residence OF Monroe Gam
bell on Thursday OF last week, Rev. Mr..
Handy officiating.
Frank Handy OF Montpelier Seminary
spent Christmas at his fathers.
Frank Carlin left pair OF six-year-
oxen in his barn yard while he went into
his house to care for his sick father. On
going out he found they had gone to parts
unknown. They had yoke on. He was
looking for them last Saturday and Sun
day. Perhaps they are grazing on some
OF our hill pastures.
A fine organ was placed in the Univer-
salist church the day before Christmas
and used for the first time Christmas eve.
1t was present from Andrew jackson
Aikens who was Barnard boy. He went
from this town nearly fifty years ago in
search of fame and fortune ard was sue
cessful in winning both. He was a son OF
the late Warren Aikens.
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Sharon.

re Now is the time to renew your sui
scription to the HERALD for 1892.
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Ny farm in Barnard, called the simonds Pses
contains about 165 acres. The best part OFT - =
for the ~ ~ me a.n. subject os
small rent Of six dollars a year and exempt NJ M
taxation. The soil is good, crops never fall VEL
with machine, abundance Of summer fah -
winter graft apples, also pears and plums, -
parus and Damsons. grape vines neglected. -
Dear out little, two pastures, much timber -
maple, ash. spruce, hemlock, beech, birch, enens'
etc, house lately singled, not pane Of glass ~
ment, needs some repairs though one side has eess
lately shingled, we'll filed with hay. About IN
miles 20 postofnce, ten to railroad station, - -
70 schoolhouse and1 IA mile 10 saw mill. Menu
this ad. and write. A p. HUEToN, Bethel "
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Assignee's Sale.

OF the entire stock of carriages, sleighs,
work wagons, top buggies, etc. OF Isaac
Newton, West Randolph, VT, will be sold
at once to settle the estate. Now is the
time to get bargain. All accounts due
said Newton are payable at once to the
undersigned.
J. p. CLEVELAND, Assignee,
West Randolph, VT.
Frank Mann and his wife are both quite
sick. Increase Chamberlin is sick with
the grip.
The select dance at Dubois & GAYS
hall Tuesday night was well attended and
much enjoyed by all.
Il. o. Hubbard was in Montpelier SUM-
day.