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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-06

S1pIS' Yalmer $ @artem lit Der
SammelplaB Der 9euti6en BON San
Mntonio nit ibren Gamilien. 9ie re-
gelmdbigen Nbenb-< Srei : &onaerte an
bier Mbenben in Der Wo9e linb ftets
aablrei9 beiu6t unb e~rfreuen fid elmer
aagemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Weime
mnb Wbisfeps unb aae5eit feaerfrii6es
Bier, fotpie bic belten @igarren.
Die u eftauration liefert ale
9elifatefen Der Saiiom. Muftern,
Slide. WiIb in better 3ubereitung.
SdgliG ausgesei6neter mariner 2un9.
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0rumbet8eatbmmts $ ltebertra8masen.
Soc Gampe an George MangoIb,
Grunbfid an Der Ode bon NorbsGlos
res nnb Maribal Str. $4,400.
aarl Brodmann an 8. 8. s. 8rods
mann, @runbfiid i'm gitp Got 26, fir
$400.
aonrab 9uberid ON Barbara Mans
ger. 2 @rnnbfiide in 6uberi@s Cub
bibifion, 5000.
1ermann O9ie an Nugufa Sdfe,
@runbfiid an @orb pecos @traBe.
5000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-06
Wpmlet !! Wpmlet !

Gin gbampagner, Ser fi@ INNER
mebr Sreul1be erpirbt unb balb bet
Martt beberri@en pir6, 1T BET George
@ouIet.
Ut bdlt Bic ri6tise Mitte smii6en
allen gisenf6aften, bic man beim
@%bampagner ertpartet; 1T aIlo ni9t
sn fiB unb ni6t berb; bon prideIns
benz, anregenbem @ef6mad unb be-
fommt, ielbf in 9roBer Quantitdtett
genoRen, ausge3ei6net.
9arum: Srinft @ouIet unb rttr
0pmlet.
&omfe & @ablfab,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-06

= pancoaft & Sobm baben
elm iebr groBes Eager in Clothing fir
Gribiabr unb Sommsr. 9ie Mnaiige
fir $40, $12 unb $15 fnb NUMBER
f96n unb fiben famos. Spre9t bor
unb iiberaeugt @u9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-06
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion 6 Debility.
Mlerlet.

= Ser Gau s. Is. @rotbaus geger
bic g. u. StraBenbabn : @efeaI1aft
tuurbe i'm 81. 9iftriftgeri6t pbne SUI
rp ~berbanbelt. &i1ter Nooaaa fpra9
benz &ldser fif ben erlittetet Mrms
brn9, Der i'm mebrere Monate lang
arbeitsunfdbig madte unb ni1t unbes
6eutenbe Soften nerurfa9te, $500 5u.
@rotbans bate SIC, 900 berlangt.
Die beiBert QueQeu rebem Der
Srrenanffalt, ober bieImebr Der @e>
brau9 bes MaHers berfelben, 1T auf
aebn Sabre at s. Sbadlett berpa9tet
tpDrben.
9einri9 gidmarn Fat feline pol>
len 8iirgerpapiere erlangt.
SIN 8unbesgeri9t murbeu 16 Meri=
faner aus ben @renacountieS Der 8ers
lebung Der Observation-Disclosures labers
fiibrt.
= StabtsSngenieur 6aset1 1T nit
Der Musarbeitung zines pIanes fur
Elm aanalifattous Spfem bef6dftigt.
= Die WaHerperf aompagnie err
bdlt ieBt aug ibrer arteiif6eu Yruns
men, beren fie bier bat,-einer mirb
mod gebsbrt-fo bel WaKer, baB fie
porfommenben SALES bic gauge Stabt
bartit berfeber fana umb gar ni9t
n1ebr auf bas Glubmafer, bas nabe
Der Quelen entnommert tpirb, anges
miefen 1T. 9ie &apaaitGt Der Brun<
men liz III. 900. 900 @dHBnen her 500.
Die MalorD 2inie bat foeben
einer neuen vGolber" berausgegebeH,
Der benz teranif9en &eifepublitum
iber piele mi9tige MngeIegen6eiten
Muf9luB ertbeiIt. 6err 90. s.
Woung, SIT OF 6onfon : @trabe
TT Der biefige Ngertt Der 2inie, Der bic
sGolber1 auf Wuuf6 germ bertbeilt.
= 6err Soc 3elinta bat 100 Nces
quia : Street elm ,Wiener 9elicateBs
@ef9dft' erri1tet. Seben GamFaa
liefert CT feline Wiener Bratmurf, bic
-toie MIR uns bur9 bic iiberfan6ten
proben iiberaeueer1 fonnten, auBers
orbentli6 f9madbaft unb baber febr
3u empfeblen finb.
= 9eute 8ormittag bra9 sseuer in
Sets Stall In Der Sab > 6ioresfraBe
aug, bas i9neI gel6f1t tuurbe. um
2 uhr Na6mittags ffanb Der Stall
abermalS in GIammen unb Der arges
ri6tete S9aben belduft fi9 auf $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-06
&leiaeritofe fit bic saiion.

Wtr baben iiber so berid,iebene @orten bon
bebruften Snbiiaen 2einen, in ben setpdbIs
teiten Muitern rnb Sarben, bic fir nur 10
unb l21a gents ~perfauft tperoen unb minbes
items UNI bic Salfte mebr mertb iinb. Wtoui.
ieltnes, Stmities, 8at,fts, Srsambies, in ben
selu4teften Sarben unb Muit tern gu @reiien
BON 20-45 Gents.
46 3ou breite sanstpplene fransDiilde
Serse tpertb 81 %, fir 80 @ents per Yarb.
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@piben nnb BeiaB.

Neue Wluiter in Bourbon, 8oint Mpplique.
b'Srlano, b'@sprit Natnipof-, Sriib Boint,,
9amburgs unb S1fpebersS ttdereien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-06
G4epb. 9efet 3ut1 Eahren.

Seinene, Suite unb @ro4et in allen Sarben
u allen 4sretien.
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Sonnenidirme.

Oas %neueile, MODERN tie unb bette.
S6ipar3ietoene Gloria 81 90, SO, $1.48 &C.
Shirnae fir Mdbden, in allen Serben au
90, Is Cts unit $1.GO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-06

Spoo'S NfGett fno Die beten @aa.at6.gtr.
len, foroern bic Berbauuns. beiIen Wiordne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-06
Tertige @aaren.

Senroen, 8lnien, l1t,terseus, @rappers,
perfeft in ieber 8e3iebaas.
atsseseidnete idipar3leibene Sfiris fit
$1.25, bic $1.75 pertb iinb.
.Sn alien bieien saden haben mir bas bou=
1tanbigite 2ager.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-06
Sober Sag bringt trere Mttraftioneu
Ymttuaarem Ymttpaarem!
Slit Wduner nmo &naben.

Saden fur &naben bon rs Gents auftparts
Bis gu $3.50.
alpaeea, leinene unO eietlian aOde unS
Weiten fir 9erren bon Sill. 80.
@tn Bargain in Strobs9iten fir Rnaben;
bon 25 Gents aufmdrts.
@aideate 9oie1 fir &naben, in allen Sars
ben; bilIis, bilis !
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Sdub : 9epmtement.

@%inbunbert Dutenb sraue Drfprb fit Da>
men ; friiber So, iett $1.98.
Nusperfanf Der idmmtliden Damers unb
MGbGen Shuhe.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-19

Rev. r. Floody has sent in his resigna-
ton.
Rev. MIR. Kilburne preached here last
Sunday.
Edwin Allen has gone to Washington,
ID. C., as a delegate to the Universalist
convention.
William Snow has returned and will re-
main with his brother, S. M. Snow,
through the winter.
Ed Horton and Harry Turner have COM
menced making cider in Mrs. Decamp's
mill
There is disease that is taking off the
hens in this vicinity, Clark Corey, Frank
Burke and r. Tenney having lost several
lately.
John Adams is making repairs on his
house.
+. |. Graves has greatly improved the
appearance of his yard by grading il and
taxing away the fence.
Mrs. &. A. Miller would like the owner
Of a light-coiored heifer that is in her
pasture, TO come and take il away.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-19
Dartmouth Collere Notes.


4. z: Carleton, '95, West Rando.ph.p,av-
ed as right guard on the football ELEVEN
which defeated the Woodstock eleven last
week.
J. L. Mann, 'e4, is in Hanover for few
days. y"
Al the Senior class elections held on
MONDAY evening, the Vermonters receive
ing commencement appointments for Glass
Day were II. ;. Lovejoy OF Hardwick. vice
president; Kent Knowlton of Danyille
odist, and Geo. Z. Mann, West Randolph
Grafton to the "Old Pine"
j. p. Clifford, 94, East Randolph. is bus-
ny engaged IN editing book to BE- pub-
lished this term, entitled 'sDartmontb
Athletics" The book will contain n, IN
page, hslf-tone engravings of about so ri
the most prominent athletes from tbe or
Ign OF college sports TO the present time.
also engravlngs of championship teams
In concise form will be presented a his
tory OF the various sports, reports Of great
contests, complete statistics of ali COLLEGE
eames,and reminiscent sketches by pron-
lnent alumni. The movement has already
elclted the enthusiastic interest of the
alumni and the favorable comment of the
public press. Mr.. J. H Bartlett. '94. Is a.
soeiated with MIR. Clifford in this work.
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Oicott.
DEEERREn-

Robert White, who carried the mail
from the depot 10 the postoffice so faith
fully, died Sunday morning, Oct. S.
Miss Nellie L. Moody OF Waterbury is
visiting at n. Abbott's
Mrs; n. F. Mason visited in Woodstock
recently.
Jennie Goss, who has been sick, is now
able 10 resume work. Miss Dottie acted
as teacher during Jennie's sickness.
Mrs. c. S. Thurston and mother are Wis
iting at Thetford.
E. DULLES little girl died Sunday morn
ing.
last week.
T. 7. Marston has arrived in town.
w. E. Haskins has moved into the New
ton tenement.
Mrs. :. A. Miller of Providence, r. l., is
Mt the Barlow's.
Lottie Blrlow is at home from Lake
vile, Conn.
Fair. -
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BETHEL.

Great variety of fall cloaks at E. A.
Thomas, West Randolph.
The society OF Christian Endeavor will
hold a Circulating Library social next
Wednesday evening.
Miss Nellie Terry,wh is teaching in the
Brattleboro schools, is visiting in town
this week.
Mrs. Levi Washburn of Randolph has
been spending several days with her son,
S. M. Wsshburn.
AS a result of the entertainment given
last week, the Library Association is out
OF debt, all bills paid and about SIS in the
treasury. An effort is now to be made to
raise funds with which to purchase new
books.
"Aunt" Phila Clark died Monday morn
ing, aged " years. She died at the home
OF her niece, Mrs. E. X. Hatch.
D. Carl Rogers picked in his fathers
garden Tuesday of this week, Oct. II, a
sprig from raspberry bush with cluster
OF at least twenty ripe berries thereon.
Geo. Lewis and wife have gone to their
old home in New Hampshire for visit
Mrs. Lewis will stay quite while but MIR.
Lewis will return soon, as his shoe shop
duties do not admit OF long absence.
Mrs. Samuel Mcintosh, long resident
OF Bethel, died at her new home in West
Randolph last Sunday, having been sick
only from the previous Thursday. She
was 20 years of age.
There are uncalled-for letters remaining
at the postoffice for Miss Flora n. Peake,
Mrs. Lois Mason, Mrs. Adelia nj. Robin
son, George Clifford and r. A. Mack.
Mrs. c. L. Sanders and daughter, Miss
Mary, are visiting relatives at Northamp-
ton, Mass.
The benefit entertainment for the Libra
ny Association last Wednesday evening
in the townhall was a great success and
about $40 were cleared, with which sum
the association is now out of debt.
G. j. Wallace has sufficiently recovered
from his recent illness 10 ride out.
Bert Goss is confined to the bed by Sc
we're attack of jaundice.
Leonard Thayer and wife of Fellows
Falls are visiting at s. B. DAVIS.
Fine knit underwear and hoisery-no
better in the world-men's, women's and
children's at Martins.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-19

Several from here attended the husking
at Ethan Aliens, Friday night.
Mrs. John Durkee has returned from
her visit in Windsor.
Mr.. end Mrs. Willis Boutwell, lave com.
menced housekeeping.
Miss Lucia VanDyke of Rochester was
in town Friday.
Mrs. Chamberlain and Walker were in
Pittsf Ia, Friday.
e. L. Douglass has returned from the
Worlds Far.
Mrs. c. S. Carroll and Mrs. z. S. Burn
nam were in Pittsfield, Friday.
Mr.. Martin Kidder of Rochester was in
town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grey are rejoicing
over the birth OF daughter.
Miss Jennie Morton is at home for a
few weeks.
Eugene Boutwell, was in town Sunday.
Bert Brown and Chas. McCollom OF
Pitisfie!d were in town Wednesday eve.
Mrs. r. A. Sawytr's mother and brother
returned to their home IN Lowell, Mass,
last week.
There was a lyceum in the wooden mill
hall Thursday eve.
Mrs. Clara Douglass and two children
and Miss Nellie baker were in Bethel re-
Gently.
Fred Newton was in West Randolph a
few days ago.
Miss Nellie Baker was quite sick last
week.
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rast Bethel

Mrs. c. P. House has had another relapse
and is very weak.
George L. Greene of Brattleboro n ade a
flying visit to his old home here recently.
u. Paul returned to Brattleboro with him.
Mr.. II. S. Foot of Penacook, n. H., is
visiting friends here.
f. L. Fowler is home from Boston and
is i'll with bronchial trouple which fol-
lowed the grip.
Miss Edith Gould has returned from
Chicago.
Charles Buck is at work for w. Fl. Per-
kins in the carriage snop.
Miss Lizzie Smith is gaining slowly.
Mrs. NJ. &. Fowler is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Sarah Grow.
Seth Manchester OF Madrid, n. y, is
spending a few weeks with friends here.
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barnard.

s. D. Putnam, Esq, has gone to the
Worlds Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson OF Nova Scotia
are visiting at Mr.. Elias.
The Ladies' Aid of the M Z. church held
an ice cream festival at Mrs. Luce's last
week Wednesday evening.
Fred Marston and Gardner Adams are
running Mrs. Ellison's cider mill this fall.
We notice very large, stylish three
year-old Morgan stallion, the property OF
j. c. Burnett of Bethel, driven on the
road by E. S. Putnam. The colt weighs
over eleven hundred pounds and stands
king OF the Morgans. This disproves the
theory that the Morgans of the present
day have not size enough. q. +. Abbott is
also driving Morgan gelding that weighs
about twelve hundred pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Paige are visiting his
brother, w. r. Paige, and other relatives
and friends.
Ladies, if you waut a good bargain, buy
some of those five cent prints at Treyil-
lian Bros
Farmers have their barns full of hay and
their granaries full of corn and oats, and
all the hay and grain will go to feed farm
stock the coming wi.ter. Horses and colts
will consume nearly all OF the oats and
large amount OF the hay, and farmers will
get small returns. Considerable will be
fed to cows and young cattle, and the farm
ers will receive more in return. On ac-
count of the low prices OF sheep and wool,
farmers will sell their sheep, and less hay
and grain will be fed to them than here
tofore. A farmer can get rid of his sheep
at some price when he can't sell his horses
and colts. There will be money in sheep
in the future as there has been in the past.
Sheep raising has always had its ups and
downs, but, taken as a whole, has paid
well and will continue to do so. People
will continue to eat beef and mutton but
they won't eat horsehesh. The man who
has lots of money and big bank account
can afford to Keep string Of horses, but
the farmer Of small means can not.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-19
What Should We Do!

What should we do il one OF the Morrell
patients fell after taking the treatment,
and after exercising due care about Keep
ing out of temptation? Well, we have new
er had such case, but it seems to us that
the proper thing would be to say to him,
"Come right back to US and we Will try to
put you on your feet again"
That is our way OF looking at The mat
ter We are constantly taxing the
most discouraging cases, and we have had
perfect success in every case. Physicians
are astonished to see how quickly and
thoroughly the treatment takes hold OF
the patient, and also to see how II builds
him up physically
No other method dares to warrant cure
or no pay. No other has opened perfect
ly free institute, as the Morrell has done.
Over 500 have been cured absolutely free
of ALI cost. We are running this along
philanthropic lines, just so far as we can.
I'VE intend that every worthy man who
wants to take the cure shall do so, even
thoue n he may he poor. II be will help
himself, or il his friends will help him,we
will do our part of the helping every time.
We offer w. C. T. U. people a special adj
vantage, il they have friends needing
treatment. We send interesting reading
matter free. We visit in person any who
wish to see us. We hold public temper
ance meetings wherever desired, free OF
all cost. We dc our part. VIII you do
yours?
Further particulars by addressing
We have Institutes for treating patients
at the following places:
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MARRIED.

In South Royalton, Sept Il. by Rev. p.
h: Roberts, Mr.Jonathan P. Lewis of Nor
wen and Mrs. Emily E. Warren Of Hart
ford. -.''-
In South Royalton, Sept. 2s, by Rev. F.
n. Roberts, Mr. George Lester D1ttcn and
Miss Laura Alkaline Howard, both Of 81.
Royalton. ~
In South Royalton, Oct. II, by Rev.F.H.
Roberts, Or. Carroll Haynes and Miss Ina
L. tsrnhain, both Of So. Royalton.
In Williamstown, Oct. 10. BY Rev. j. \
Perrin, u, Ernest g Smith OF Washing
ton ana Marcia Jennette of Sciota, N. z.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-19


Andrew Gould and wife of Gaysyille
spe Mt several days recently with H.C. Mar
! tin and family.
H.F Woods. wife and daughter spenl
several DAVIS last week with ]. A. WOODS
and wife, his parents.
James Eldredge of West Randolph wa
here for a few DAYS lately.
T. S. Root is in Manchester, n. H.
WI. Hubbard and wife were in New
Hampshire last week.
Mrs. David Allen of Bethel visited at "
d. Hodgkins' last week.
Mrs. Clark Kidder is in Wells River ior
week.
Wesley Hodgkins has sold his livery
stable to Will Cook, for 81 100. -ea
Arthur Smith left here Monday for Chi
cago.
| Geo. H Russell and daughter Of Albany
| My, have been at Mrs. Woreesters tniH
4 week.
Hattie Persons of Cuttingsville is at F.
| A. Kezer 5.
! Gardner Richardson received news Mon
day of the sudden death of his sister, Mrs.
AFRO Martin, in Lowell, Mass. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Martin went there last week TO Visit
friends. She died Monday morning. and
her remains WIRE III W hSA AoNS AS-A-~
in Hancock, Tuesday
Rev. Alonzo Chase goes to Chicago this
week to be absent two or three weeks.
Mrs. @. Z. Goodno of Ames, Iowa, has
been spending few days in town.
Mrs. Thomas Shattuck and son OF West
Randolph were in town last week
w. H. Campbell started for the Worlds
Fair last Wednesday.
Mrs. Levi Pratt of Shrewsbury spent a
day last week with Geo. s. Guernsey and
wife.
Leon Albee started for Chicago this
week.
GaeD Fish OF West Randolph is in town
for few weeks.
J. E.Trudo aud family have moved back
to Middlebury.
Mrs. Alpha Messer was in Bethel last
week.
H. H. Cushman was in West Randolph
and Betnel last Friday.
A. II. Beedle and wife OF West Randolph
were at Norman Harvey's last week.
Mrs c. p. Holden OF Windsor is with
her parents, j. w. Campbell and wife, this
week.
Z. C. Beedle has gone to Boston, where
he has secured employment.
Fred w. Eaton has been in Chicago for
two weeks. His mother is expected to re-
turn with him.
Moses Beedle visited Henry Beedle last
week.
Mrs. O. Z. Walker is with Ward ID. Hodg- {
kins and wife for few days.
Lyman B. Beckwith will sell at auction
Oct. 80, at 10 am, his farm, farming tools
hay, grain and stock
John H. Trask was in Burlington last
week.
Mrs. Harry Allen OF West Randolph was
In town last Wednesday.
Amasa Fisk started for Chicago, Mon
day.
n. NJ. Draper OF West Randolph was at
he Rochester House a day recently.
0 Mrs. Louise Martin was in Worcester.
Mass, last week, to attend the annual
Meeting Of he American Board OF Foreign
c. NJ. Angel is in town this week.
Alpha Messer returned from Chicago
asst Friday.
o. NJ. Gallup OF Swanton, who has built
many mics OF railroad, and j. NJ. Fitch,
ivll engineer, were up this valley last
'eek,to sse the chance for building a rail.
Dad. We understand they reported an
asy grade.
Frank Huzzy will sell at auction, on the
remises where he lives, Oct. 25, at 1Oa. M,
is horses, cows, farming tools and house.
old gools.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-19

hnttlGOth.
Kant Church has been visiting his broth
er and Mrs. Eta Wright in North Ad-
ans, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mears are working for
AFRO Martin and wife, who are VISITING
relatives and friends in Medford, Mass.
Bert Boyd and wife and Carl BOYD of
Rochester were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Boyd, Sunday.
Mrs. Charlie Eaton and daughter Abbie
are visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot and Samuel Tart
wife and daughter are visiting at s.
Buelrs. -
sam wheeler has coon dog that was
sent 70 MIN from Quebec by a brother.
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(irnnrilIe.

The \. p. L. Anvil meet with Mrs. Harl
Bean, Oct. n. All are invited.
E. g. Pierce Of Salisbury was in town
recently.
The pincushion contained 757 pins and
was won by Miss Edith Greene. The pro
ceeds are for the benefit OF Rev. z. D.
Wheeler.
Mr.. Abner Lull is failing.
Messrs. King and Bacon were in town
last week.
Mrs. Sarah Gee is no better.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-19
tomnissioner,s Notice.
Fstate Of AUsTIN LFoNARD.

Estate Of AUSTIN LEONARD.
The unders gned, having been appointed by ihelion
Probate Court for the district II 4 olson Commits
sioners. to receive and adjust all claims ans
demands all persons against the estate OF Austin
Leonard late OF Hancock in said district. deceas-
ed and an claims exhibited in Offset thereto hereby
give notice that will meet for the purposes afore
said, at Geo. Il. MOsher'S louise IN said n ncock
on fhel7th day November and 23i day OF February
next from O'Clock =. II. trl O'Clock
p. NJ. on each Of said DAYS. and that six months
from the 2d day of Oct. A. ID. lsc l. the time Inn
itei by sad Court for said creditors 10 present heir
claims TO us for eNa mination aud allO ace Dated
at HancO,k this 9th day OF Oct. A. ID. lsse3.
a.. = ~. LIT Commissioners.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-19

1t IS pleasure TO sell Chamberlain
Cough Remedy" says Stickney & DentIer.
druggists, Republic, Ohio. i.Because n
customer after once using tits almost GER
talp 70 call for j when in need of snch a
medicine. We seIl more Of il than OF snv
always gives satisfaction For conSbs
colds and Group, it is without an eo1aI
Evans q &c. '--'N = T.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-19

STATE OF VERMONT. Tin Probate Court. held
Randolph District. - Sat Randolph IN and for
said Dist the l4t dav OF Oct A. d., 1893 Frank T..
Mann executor Of the estate of Peter. Trcdo
late OF Randolph in said district. deceased
presents his admins ration account for examination
aud allowance and lhakes application for decree Of
distribution and partition II the estate OF said de-
ceased Mhoreupon. II Is ordered by said Court that
said ap ocatiOn come under consideration and he
heard on the 9ih day or Nov. A.Dls3 AT tue Probate
once in said Randolphand Il Is further ordered that
all persons interested be Notified thereof. by publica-
ton OF notice Of this application and order three
weeks successfully IN the HERALD AND News, print
ed at Randolph. before said time Of hearing, that
they may appear al said time and place. and shoe
cause II any they may have, why such should
not be allowed aud such decree made.
BY the Court-Attest.
lOi6 " lillian III NICHOLS. Judge
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Sewing machines. bicycles, guns, etc. re-
paired, and mail orders for repair tarts
needles, etc, carefully attended to by
ID. {. WOODWARD, West Randolph, VT.
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Having had several years
experience in the Oyster bust
ness have fitted up my rooms
to accommodate this trade and
am prepared to serve Oysters
in any style you may desire
either on the
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Morrell Liquor Cure

Main Office, Bank Block, Brattleboro, Vt.
D. L. GRIGGS, Agent.
Other Offices at
Bellows Falls, VT, with Dr.. Whitman.
Fair Haven, VT with DR. Murrey
Hinsdale. n. H., with DR.. Grey.
Springfield, Vi with Dir, Worcester.
West Randolph, Vt, with DR.. Scott.
Other Offices opened each week.
Send for reading matter on the subject.
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