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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-01-19

STATE or VERMONT, Al Probate couE
HARTFORD DISTRICT IS Shcld al Woodstock,
within and for said District ON the IN day OF Jan
A. D. 1885.
Present. Hon Thomas o. seayer. Judge.
Mary II. R.tnold estate. Royalton. iestate.
Whereas &. W. Ward. executor OF the estate
of MARY H. Reynolds late of Royaton, deceased has
presented to sail Court his pcttionn writing. max
ing application license to sell certain real estate
of which said Mary VI. REYNOLDS died seized and pos
sessed. situate In this state described as follows:
About 20 acres Of Lease Land IN said Royalton
the same described N Inc inventor! OF SAID
estate lille IN said Gouri representing that
sale wtEc necessary enab' bin To pay the debts
due from said estate and the expenses OF admins
trliiOn.
Thereupon the Court appoints The 27th day ~
Jan. \. D.. 1sq5 next a time and the Probate
Office ia Woodstock aforesaid as place OF hearing
and deciding said appl alton. and orders that no.
iIce said application be vcn to all persons inter-
esied IN said estate the reason for the same, place
and time OF hearng,hy publishing three week
in the White River Herald newspaper published At
ROyaton inIhis state, wni III rrcuates m The neigh
borloOd of those Interested fsi which publications
shall be previous to said hne Of hearing, ia copy Of
record Of this order that trey may appear before said
Court and be heard IN The latter Of said application
ifthey see causeA true rec ri. MI. sEANER.
A true copN of record. Register.
1un6 Attest I. o. sEANER. Judge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-01-19
STATE oFyEGMeST Probate esSEI ssd az 4.

STATE OFNEINIONT At a Probate Court held al
District OF iartfotd.SS Woodstock. within aud Tor
said district on the 9TH day ofJan. Nd. 1855.
Present. Hon. Thos. o. Seayer. Judge.
Whereas w. brigham & VI. A. Chandler executors
Of the will ofAugsus sChandler late OF Stockbrldee
in said district deceased testae propose rendering an
account their administration and presenting their
account against said estate for allowance Al a
session said Court he held at the Probate Office
in Woodstock. in said District. on the lst day OF
Feb. A. u. iSfi. Aud Whereas said Court has as
signed said time and place foi settlement Of said ac-
count. aud decree o the residue of said estate TO
the heirs aud iegtets of said deceased. and ordered
that public notice thereof be given 10 all persons IN
terested IN said estate by publishing COPY of the
record OF this order three weeks successfully preF-
Gus the day assigned. aforesaid. IN the Bethel
Courier a newspaper published at Bethel IA
the county Of Windsor w tn state of VI
Therefore, All persons concerned in said estate are
notified 10 appear at the Probate Office IN Wood
stock in said District. the day assigned. afore-
said then aui there contest the allowance of said
account they see cause and to establish their rights
a heirs legaiees and lawful claimants of said resi-
due.
A true record ATTEST. y. J. sEAvER, Register.
Io5s Atcss T. O. sEAvER Judge
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-01-19
Ladiesl nome .IonrnnI.

Ofthe many good things land there are
pages OF them) found in the Ladies' Home
Journal, Mrs. Kingsland's Dangers OF a
Social Career'is conspicuously good. $50
cial Life in Washington is another paper
of great interest. William Dean Howells
continues his readable story and "a Night
Watch is another one by Elizabeth Bet
lamy. Mamie Dickens, in her third paper,
writes OF "My Father at His Work"
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-01-19

Estate ofEdie V. BOycc.
The under signed having been appointed by the Hon
Probate court for the district Of Randolph commits
si0ners to receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands of ALI persons aganstthe estate Of
Ellie Y. Boyec late of Bruokicid In said District.
deceased and an claims exhibited In offset thereto.
hereby give notice that will meet for the purposes
aforesaid. at the Probate Office IN Randolph
on the alst dav OF Jan. and the 25,h day Of April
next from o'clock u. uniil3 O'Clock D. M eac or
said DAYS and that six mouths from
the I'D day Dec. A. D.. 1872. is the time limited
by said Court for said creditors TO present their claims
to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Randolph this 30th day Of Dec. A. ID. 1882
II. &. SDPER. Com
1905 g. r. CUSHMAN, missloners.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-01-19

SLEIGHs For SALE. One1new. two seated
double runner sleigh, suitable for deiiv-
cry team. Also a two seated pung. En-
auire Of J. A. fowler, Admir-.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-01-19
AFTER THIRTY YEARS.
A SAD STORY OF ALMOST UNPAR-
ALLELED SUFFERING.
Speaks Now in the Name of Truth ana
Justice.-A Sage of Eighty-tnree
Years NiiVes Eloquent Hnd
Timely Testimony.

Years Gives Eloquent Hnd
Timely Testimony.
A most interesting thing.
The following letter in regard TO II ex-
plains itself.
Deputy United States Marshal 5. r..
Thorne has been prominent ana impor-
tant figure in American affairs, and gain
ed worldwide celebrity by his noted ar
rest OF Lewis Baker, the murderer of VIII
liam Pool, at the Canary ISLANDS in 1850.
The noted deputy marshal is veteran
now, but his letter shows all his old time
energy. CIR SIt 80
"In the Christian Leader ! read a letter
from Rev. c. ID. r. Meacham, pastor oil the
Baptist church OF Townshend, Vt, stat
ing the wonderful cure received by him by
taking DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy.
81 fully endorse all the reverend gentle-
man says about the efficacy of the Neryura.
''Also, learn OF the testimony OF II. ;.
Shorter, Esq, who lives at 391 Broadway,
Newburg, n. Y, a man OF rs years, who
was restored to health by the same remark
able medicine.
81 now have TO ada my knowledge Of
experience with DIR. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. have been an
invalid and laid up with the govt and
rheumatism for the last thirty years; con-
fined TO the bed for months az a time, in
the most excruciating pains and have TAX
en- all kinds Of prescriptions for relief, but
with very little effect.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-01-19

STATE OF VERMONT Al a Probate CouH
HARTFORD DISTRICT IS held az Woodstock.
within and said District the IN day OF Jan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-01
ON WHEELS OF EIRE.
BY FITZGERALD MOLLOY,
Author of GLOW Came He Dead?"
IAN Excellent Knavo," "sweot is
Revenge" "a Modora Magician"
"That Villain Romeo" Sc,
Copyright, 1898. by the AutAorl
SYNOPSIS or PREVIOUS CHAPTERS

Ot PREVIOUS GhhflElS'
CHAPTERS / AND H.-Mr. Harry Crawford, rus.
+icatlng IN the little village Of HOwsiren, wins
tho heart OF u pretty village maiden, Stella Sci
wyn, who Is belrOthed % an absent lover, Ar
thur FerrnTs. she begin, To wonder whether
Illuminating, Crawford himself appears on the
scene,
CHAPTERS III n IY,-Cmwtord IN u stolen
Interview, pursuadeS stella 10 consent to n So
OTGt marriage, and she meets him In London
where a religious service taxes place at his apart.
mOus, the only witnesses bctug u friend OF
CrawiOrd's, Virgil LeGhmere, and IN old house
Keeper Mrs, Grcywnrd,
CHATTER v N NI,-ATlhur FeTraTs, RETURNING
to llOWstTec, Is told the story OF StClla's flight
He, after an inspection OF the registrars oilce
rGcOrds, comes 10 the conclusion that she has
been trapped into o false marriage, aud resolves
to truck him down lie meets Virgil I.bChnerG,
M old college Chum, who tolls hin he hus been
ruined by contding his money 70 4 friend who
has gone abroad.
moon, Crawford hears from the family solicitor
that through the suicide Of his brother he
has succeeded to the uurldnm OF RedtrtaTs, lie
II considerably upset by the news, luI for the
llnt time regrets his huSty marriage,
CIiAPTElS TX AND N,-Mr, Samuel Gubhsi u
successful pork merchant, with u son and mar
Tiageable daughter, and IN whose employ Us
tutor and gOvGTness are Mr., Virgil LeChmeFe
aud FruulGln lIurtur, Is anxious that his daugh-
ter shOnId marry into the ariStocTacy. Mr..
Myles HewbuFy, his solicitor, thinks that he
eau Introduce such a SuiIOr, and Mr.. Gubbs, al
Wqys ambitious, Is delighted with the prospect
He introduces the subject 10 Crawford, the new
earl, who states that he Is not legally united to
Stella, aud he resolves to get td OF her,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-01

The readers OF this paper will DO
pleased to learn that there is at least
ono dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
tho only positive cure now known to
tho medical fraternity. .Catarrh, being
n constitutional disease, requires q con-
Rtitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon tho blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system, thereby destroying tho
foundation Of the disease, and giving
tho patient strength by building up tho
constitution and assisting nature in do.
ing its work. Tho propriCtors have 80
much faith In its curative powers, that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that 1t fails to ire Send for list
Of testimonials
Address, +. ]. CHENEY 4 Co.,,
Toledo, o.
EIJyHSold by druggists, 75c,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-01

Ia Mt MI times TO attend to tho COM.
forts Of your family. Should any ono
Of them catch q slight cold or cough
prepare yourself aud call at onco on
tho Logan Drug Co., solo agents, aud
get u trial bottle Of Otto'a Cure, the
great German remedy, free, Wa give
II away to prove that we have a sure
cure for coughs, colds, asthma, con.
sumption, and all discusses Of tho throat
and lungs. Large sizes SOC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-01

Whom Crawford returned to the Sit.
ting room no found MyleS Nowbury
thcro awaiting him. Tho solicitor asked
no questions save with his eyes, to
which the carl replied. "lhat business
Is overi II was tough work while 1t
lasted, aud II has quito upset me-"
"She ia fully insured OF her mis-
taken
81 hnvo convinced her
"Whut's to become Of her2' asked
NOwbury, musingly,
'shO will probably return 10 hOr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-31
Odds and Ends OF Sport.

To INV EpIrop THE sus-Sr, Please state that I
will nght Jerry Barnett. Billy Murphy or any ii 7.
pound hnish for stake and purse before an
EuGr1r iIoRSBAcHKR, 60 Grand street
The Lake Grove Gun Club Of suffolk County Long
year william Imhauser and John 7. RAynor OF Lax
Ronk onk oma and Daniel Hawkins and Henry /.
Gould OF Lake Grove. suffolk County
AlIyely Afteen.me road race held on Saturday
by the Amaryilis Wheeling Club of Ozope Park. The
course from the railroad station to Flushing and
return. James watson OF the Amaryls Club won
Weiss OF The Liberty wheeln en- Of Queens assecond
with minutes handicap: H. Quartrup OF the Queens
County Whet.Inen was third with one minute handi
cap
The handicap doubls-gig race among members Of the
Empire Boat Cinb was decided yssterdAy afternoon
over the regular mile couIse on the Harlem River
There we're four starter. Il. KeAn. bow and J Doty
str ke with 10 seconds start, won by four lengths
from r. Clnrk bow. and a. Dutyea stroke. 10 seconds
start A gtE medal was awarded to each OF the win
ming pair by Capt T. j. Cannon.
A feature about the annual excursion OF tho Scot
tish American 4 G. Yesterday WAS the psds.srianiim
trio OF wesaown lighters They LETT Jersey CITY on
foot at the same time mat the barge up
the Hudson River Rock side Park. The three men
reached there long before the sNeursonists, The
pugilisB not In the least fhtgued after tn cir
twenty-five miles run over hill and dale.
over 200 admirers Of Gaelic football who went over
to iids"wo PArk yesterday afternoon for the pnr
nose N y tnessirr games petNcsn the PAugh,a. bal
!aghs and ia rvnwcns ana Tho EmmtttS and B.rrys
wsTa grIevOus!y Disappointed. for no games took
lie council OF tho Gaelic A A. held last Friday night
Il mutually agreed 10 postpone the games because
esrt.n menbrrs OF s clubs we're unable TO play. and
ysI the association faieG to Announss the fact
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-31
SPORTS OYER THE WITKR.
Kennedy's Victory for the "wtnrneid
sscnll. ~ Srrcdr Amntenr syvin,mrr.


Scuiis"-A SPEEDY Amateur Spimurr.
The latest contest for tho historic Wing
field sculle." emblematio OF the amateur
champonship OF England. was decided over
the course from Putney to Mortlake, July 1S.
after some interesting preliminary heats The
final heat was between Vivian Niekalls OF
oxford who won this event last year. and @.
f 3. Kennedy. whom Guy Nickals recently
defeated for the "diamond scLlls" at Henley.
Kennedy tried forcing tactics Mt the start. and
soon had lead OF quarter OF length.
Nickalls caught him of the London boat
house. and at the half mile drew AWAY.
He occasionally crossed enough TO back
wash Kennedy severely and in this way they
shot Hammersmith Bridge, which the Oxford
man reached two and halt len gths ahead In
minutes 3 seconds. Nearing Barnes Bridge
tho procession was suddenly altered by Ken
nedy. who closed up rapidly, and reached the
bridge length ahead in 20 minutes SO sec
onds From this point Kennedy went clean
away and won by many lengths In "a minutes
So seconds. The time last year. when posi-
lions were reversed between the two rivals.
was % minutes 80 seconds.
Since W. Greasley OF Leicester and W. Evans
OF Manchester deserted the amateur for the
professional ranks, the amateur swimming
Championships are more exercise paddles for
~
July 3. TyerR won the mile cham pionship with
an ease which was rendered donbly remarka I
seconds. was almost a minute faster than the
previous English record. The 50O-yard cham
pionship at tho Slater street baths. LEICESTER.
effort; is within three seconds Of the record
es The meet P !" Of hSS Baddeey England
holder; and J. PM ireland; challenger; IN the
n ha m lion a in W a pf Ia n
the recent annual tournament; Fin was in
grand form. and easily ousted the Englishman
PIN and f. Q. Stoker beat the brothers l5adde-
Icy IN the fnal round OF the chamItonship
the e hyts hd 2
Tho international lawn ,enni. tournament
at the Wimbledon grounds July 81. Ireland
amss 2 me champion
America. and joey Nuttall; the famous Eng
fish swimmer. have signed articles to swim
a AHf ,aS Ss efs gS BaR ' e
HncGerty is handling the American.
A remarkable QUOT match, for the Eng
land Challenge Cup resulted In victory for
the 1lford team OF seven players on July 81.
They scored It5 points against the Albert
Eesta's total Of l33; thus retaining for another
games were TWENTY-FIVE up. catch-woight
Quoits under association rules.
The METROPOLITAN amateur regatta at Lon
don. July II. furnished a rich haul OF trophies
latter took the senior sculls. tho metropolitan
challenge cup for Fights, and the champion
cup for eights.., The Thames Club men won
coxswalnless fours. The Kensington r. c.
proved too fast for the combination in the
senior four cared race and won as they pleased.
s. NJ Boyd OF Dublin. University. the Irish
champion soul ler has been consoled for his
defeat at Henley by win ming the CHAMPION
ship OF tho Dee at Chester regatta, July l..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-31
Gossip OF tho Courts.

Jerry Mcmahon played good winning ball In his
"club day match with Tom Common
Billy Courtney thinks fair retort to John Lawlor's
challenge would be to make the stakes $500 SIDE.
and play at Chicago.
Col. Tom Meehan says tho champion Of America can
hardly be expected to notice . challenge to play Tor
less than the rginai stake OF 1000 side.
Jerry NcMahon and Tom Holmes were actually In
the brooklyn Clubs court at tho same time on club
day." but were overcome by the shock OF meeting
that their famo us Ion range latch was forgotten.
Dr. C. N. OLeary and exserReant Rooney. two old.
timers at bandba! met a. ~ four handed
match club day" Misunderstanding. and the Doc
tor was worrted. He will try again.
Eddie Shelly and T. Hogan had hard luck In losing to
O. Chccioin and J. Murphy at the Brooklyn court on
club day" scoring eleven aces moro than their op
ponsnts in three games. baseball crank among the
audience advised them to bunch their hits" In future
As Lawlor Is in public estna alton. the second best
player In tho world and in his opinion the best
player. hi. ambition does not strike impartial OBJ
servers reasonable In any rase the only effective
way TO blight his aspirations Is to beat him. Hand
balls much superior hard words or hard looks
when It comes to question of handba superiority.
Tom Holmes has been playing hne game latelv, but
got beyond his depth ON club day." He went In
against John Jones the Australian. for boat OF ve
match" and had pretty rough experiences after the
first game. Holmes watched Jones uy on Thurs
day last and felt he had the Australians meas
that he talked Of plunging $50 on an eleven game
rubber II he still adheres to his original opinion
Col Tom Meehan Will back the foreigner for any part
500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-31
Members OF the Royal Arcanum Have Good
Sport.

Tho nrst annual outng and sports OF Atlantic coun.
ell No. l,4l7. Royal Arcanum. occurred on Saturday
afternoon at Dexter Park WoodhAven The feature OF
the day the good made In the quarter m lo
run by r. l. Barrett OF Rdgewood. and +. o. Rhodes
of Long Island Council Both men started from
scratch. but Barrett assumed the lead and gradually
opened up . gap OF ten yards On the last lap tho
Long Island representative was closely pressing the
Ridgewood man. AMI they crossed tho line WITHIN 9
few inches OF each other pr. Harry o. rlym2ton Of
Dewitt Clint on Council won thriTAsL ReSenrs race IN
goa style although DIR. william A. 1rittth OF Gilbert
Council mi tLnI Of II all tho way summares
ed aud. twrnty.yaId Run Scratch, for RE-
gents and Past iezents-Final heat won by DR. Harry
q PIympton De Viii Citation Council; Or. William A.
,irinith Gilbert Council. second: W. Rnorr. Empire
City Council third. Time, ~ as sseondn
one quarter mile Run Scratch. for members OF the
r. A.-final heat won by X l.. Barrett. RidHewood
Council; X j. Judge. Long Island Council second:
William Knorr. Empire city Council third, Time.
Running High Jumn Scratch. open to ali Amatsurs
Won by James \. GAllayhrr sidney baseball Team.
with feet inches; II |. Barrett second, with feet
inches. Or, Harry o Plympton tnird with feet l
inch. ~ -
series IN tbs Brooklyn Amateur Association, play
ed he ween the Long Islands aud tue sIdheys Tho
score;
Lon. island GS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-31
Larry Twitshen Beats John Hatneld's
Record Throw.

MACON. July 30.-Larry Twitohell. the old
pitcher Of the Detroit Club. made the longest
throw on record Saturday afternoon at the
baseball park. Just before the commence
ment Of the game between the Macon and
Chattanooga clubs. Twitchell stepped to the
front to make throw for q prize Of S25. the
prize having been offered for the longest
throw made on the Macon grounds during
the season. When, TwitcheIl picked up the
bo o aed any aea that he he %osd
more than beat the local record. When
was found that Twitchell had not only beaten
the record for the longest throw In the south.
record OF the world He made a throw Of 1876
yards and inches. SURPRISING the record Of
John HatHed's. which is 1913 yards foot TX
inches
The throw was made in the presence OF
1000 persons. including Manager Barnie OF
the Louisville Club. Manager Schmelz OF Chat
tanooga. Beard OF Macon and Umpire Serad
The throw was measured with q tape line BY
Serad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-31

No1ie Haugh has been matched to box Billy Green.
aeld OF England, All Greenneids nephew afour.round
Danny Messhs% and Charley Johnson haze been
and n wager of $500 n side.
Jack curry Of The Esphael 4 G. wishes to try con.
side and purse, at llS pounds.
Billy Madden anxious to match Fred Morris against
Billy smith ior side SaEsr and purse. smith says
coored man.
Jimmy Barry of Chicago and Johnny Connors of
iiminsry bout before The Columbia A. c. on the plHh.
OF III. Grino Lavigne contest
Charley Bsrns to meet any s %nn
imlted number OF rounds or for endurance Barnett
Hssst and maRaeer Mike Haley are not on spenr
tIs interes, OF Van ieesi viii Il SAID resume his
Old position.
will glveJack Dsmpsey, JGcx McAuline. and another
a certain number OF rounds
The appointmsnt Of George Dawson as boxing in.
feeling among u. sporting element OF the Nindy CITY
DSwsons s cha mas rot been Gssasd oui
sitGn when there are nnmorI OF exceIent AmerI
the Consy Island Club from non.rsal ststiDs hat he
at sois Tss " Ii.
h p pr pos he
ss that should get reputation Before does
SSsa. and sS had
,Ss sEssT sa ss,aon
Es IF
Cd lew later ana Vernon ne m Tspss
vernon kept 3dt o. Itheon,'s way for while nn,il
II IN with Gibbons. landing several good oneA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-31

Fleetwood Park Is taking on a gala appear
ance. preparatory to the coming meeting Of
the Grand Circuit.
Johnny Campbell and Fred Taral were early
visitors at tho track yesterday. They saw
several miles between 2:15 and 2:20. John
DAILY is getting a few ready to go away with to
Poughk eepsie. for tho New York state Breed
ers' Meeting. and from there to Providence and
Boston. He is handling two young mares for
F. I. Steinway that should win feed bill or
two bcfSSro the curtain ialls; He worked put
s's's brown sy nst H hs
OF the f9Srth mile in tOS The ether
showed a mile in 2:laI. evenly rated from
wire to wire pigTa ~ 80 "a n the same
59G ~ 5ny IN pacing mare ehq by %ede wooS
has put on a lot Of good hard flesh and has
her record. cis working Folly. a three-year-
f% y by T. tbs ses, sSe
Lee wilkes, colt BY Guy
mile il 2:s2s: The big bay seldne Jos Ms.
dbSs bshn rGHn Offers fS9s thai. Gibbs works
were n5 Jessie Fly s IN Krkws9d Jr il 2s$
a a22 snG t osp PAGER Bob sa'0r in 22' last
. A match for 5000 10 set for Aug Q between
the chestnut mare Clochette;, 2:2Sh. and the
gray gelding Jesse. 2:2l. The mare showed
trials in 2:18 and thereabouts two years ago.
but has never been long enough in any good
trainers hands to become race mare. Jesse.
by Deucalim, 10 II years old. and made his
record in 1897. The match Ia best three in
five, horses to be called at 2 o'clock.
Dr. J. W. Day Of Waterloo. this State. re-
turned from Europe on the Campania. He
sold all the trotters he took over. and brings
back orders for as many more He says young.
fast mares no record. are the most saleabe
over there. and out-classed trotters or geldings
are not wanted.