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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
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GERMAN MEDl1TERRANEAE

GERMAN MEDl1 IERRANEAM
SERVICE.
NORTH eEEMAAN "AMr rnGkE AM e.,
East i's3%ss A Ss5TS<" Naples & Genoa
FST5?in nao'f, 'i'; O. Si Sspe. Genoa
HAsEH u H. Mafs@ IL H. t, FIR A %Splss Genoa Gsnna
T Y a h N'ffH = NJ '' A% s. c.ao,
KA EK hpr AD 10 a a. 49, A. fo NJ &d 6SE
kAsF Ii " s4Eh NIX e Sr5r Xr 'dll%rAE
from Es yaa sNS GnaS S GSalia amD nr,n tsn%a
ana a, s%@hf an e R@, , s. 3 co IMP Man sr
:rs: .S a5a iS'' ~ p PaSiSv' f'
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD $: s. co.
y SHORT ROUTE TO LONDoH'
xrw,YonK. sorTHAMrT,oy; EEFMEN
EAST E Aan;EI. i fT c:tiN s. ard $50
AMER TIL X sPT s, I Tnrs M MG a Al *
s S9as: TH SAT M 81 3d. An s' MS9 II 4
raye Ives Mn n tasl~ FSf.A pr 7 n
Lam oEi.RicIIs < 90. > I2Mlins Gresn-
Observation-Disclosures
EAST line TO r>$H$x 5; pis c9x5Y#HFE
F&EW-TonKsy s9r i ASi,T%Ass HAMBURG.
e A@aas5n Victoria g gaHe
Au41sa Victoria. MAY , Flers' isnare In o.
f9s c4s' n.na4e vIcis June %
,,,uniR nc W NMrFrch% P& a'-TH 20 q oADwAy
4 CLYDE LINE.
n. CHARLESTON. G. The ,: SOUTH onl ,, Southwest
From i I.fE s. ao %sd Of Fl psrs5
~; lneIaV FIX
AIGoN9i Frlay' Narch
Al s 20 :sc2 as.",
VIM P clyde Bov!ins cr.eH Z,
s sk4 s So FRI ASSN L!SE iINsESyoy
CoLUMBIAN LINE
w IsT ana ps OF FA PA, a Central a.,
l this SAP rrancsco cnioy ne con:
.ois Z tropical Cimae apn on ~" v %Sy Ga" III ''''
Ca6n rassase TO San Francisco.
S' incfGine meals and rcr for yoya9c d, oa week'
For ~ y 1pGs2r; tn Pf'f r 1 SS"59' Se
p; iiroaIwa1 or r'r N6 e. \ r. Y. Y.
CANADIAN PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS TO
Nrw-Yol,K TO JAPAN ~ Il DAYS.
rMpnFst ;" oF cIirNA. '" ''. March $
Ivrp55;ss OF JirtN..... Aoy p,
r Y. .sXrN,;ER. ,. EyT,E r rI FRAIA r.
?.9 r-ondway, y T GO wall-st.. n 7.
NONPAGN1E GrNrRAr.E Tran<atlan.lque.
y FEENcH LINE TO HAyEE. wi, ,,,,
u E2t RG9GNF Lcd2eu' a.. ;If 70 aa A. m.
X ~ " reyo, - rip vani q
efrs F,~s-class SiGD. seco1d-cl1ss SIG
FoRGI:T Gcsc-ai A-ea;. - Bowling Cree.
NUION LINE.
II FOR orFrXsTowN ANp LryFRrooL
From Pier D. f'' : G.na-s, :, J@r' ., "a ~
GS6n fa.:arc 81 ,ni upuarl second cabin 50
a'''F''' >-'' u r-XprPUfrr & CO.
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FLORIDA SHORT LINE.
CENTRAL RAIlRQAl OF NEW.J:RSEY

r'':~ tricks hu'or1afic ni'ck signals
T-a're leave station foot o. Liberty 81.
Tir Trfi' ir Ef"'t Fob T. 1874.
r''r Eas'on Eethiehcm Allentown. Mauch Chunk. &C..
80. :.iu 80 - 90 f..-f.r \ a.. 100 lsD 40
g. Easonl. / ~ i1 T3o Allentown. r. V. sundays.
90. - A. ~. 100. 50 =. " =,
i'r Nis. Pffef md tt-0r'r- $40 y NJ.
10 20 $50 u SUNDAYS. 80 \ NJ =,
r.. I % 90 i9o1 n ~ 4. W,
no IN 900 400 SIS 80 p ". l2l5 rlrst SIN.
esvs 20 \ NJ. l:o) 90 $50 80 =. NJ. 1915 night,
9 Z ". 10 ~
'oo so p NJ 10 night Sunday TOO $50 P. NJ.
Tpr S,rfu-v rowis'n-~ 4r1 w'1wsp'r' At $50 sHo.
% = -
u--av -ich. snrdav. 7,5 A " 7,p p NJ i,i5 night,
Pr Rod r1rk Long p.7nc' anl no'ns ,og,h % POI:
Pleasant 40 S.ii i90 " 80. i.fS $40 70 Pei
r.~io i~' 90 ,-."s r. nor'l. f.I5 =. " sun
CAV, evc.p: Ocean Grove and As5ury Park. 900 A. ~.
800 r. Il
40. S:l5 4. ". - 80. ; ~ =. "
For Farm.aslale Toms River. Bnrn.Sat Park and
Tarrogat : 70 s.ij \. NJ. I;f5 800 p. ". -
Atlantic Ciiy. Vineand. and Brdscton. 4:3o A. ~.
ii5 NJ
20 SIS II 50 4 " IN. 1:i5 400 40 p. II. Sun.
days. . 90 4. ~ go = ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26

Livcrp,ol. Feb. "a p. m.-Becf-fio llrrs offer
freely; extra India mess du AT SI' 81: prime.
dun IT G7s Cd T. rkThc supply is poor: prim" mess
Western fne steady ut 7js. Iiarns-fI olders ,n.r
sparngly: short cut about II To- IL H. steady as
e.. Hacon-HOlders offer ~parirgly: Cumberland
cut about % to 80 10. firm AT 3s; short rib about -
III, steady al ss; lag clear mddles about ~ H. frm
3s; long and she RI clear mddIes about ., h. firm
at 3is Gl Sh' ulcers, about l. t. IL 49, rs.
CheeseII lders onrr moderately; American finest
Is poor prime city dull at 2Gs 6 Spirits II turpentinc
Holders offer moderately; steady - ci. Cot
tpns4rd oil, Liverpool refined, stcndy
Holders oner mcdcrntey common steady IS
10 Sp.t-IIo lders offer sparngly; futures
nothing doing. prime Western spot steady nj 4Os: Il,
March and April dull at 39' 81. Wheat-IIolder,
offer mod .raiely No red winter steady at A. lOI
Flour-Holders offer moderately; ST. Louis fancy
winter dull at G. 81. Forn-Spot-Holders offer mod
cratcy futures -hc der7 offer freely; mixed West
ern spot stead, 5 81; February steady at s. sgd:
March steady al Is SGD: April steady AT - sd Hops
at L9ndon-Pacinc Coast-ii lders crer freely: easy
a
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Gcrfnanc. Feb ~. 1" 20 pm ,ictidhc Men - II III
.T,utoutc Nch A 'Tcutonlc. .ADrt M
Britannia. .Mch. ~ il a. IN ltrliahnc' Ap ~ w. a. III
Majestic. Mich 81 - a IN ''SlhJ'a'c .Np - ~ a."
From White star Dock. foot OF West ioth, ST. ,n,
COTTON CARRIED IN fASStN''ils 9li..N
saloon rates 81, upw according steamer and To-
cation OF berth second cabin these steamers 80 and
tt0 Steer,e. To or from Old Country SIS No. %
Eroadway New- Yolk Philadelphia once. 400 Walnut
H. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
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1iorses, Carriages, Git.
AT AUCTION.
VIM, EAST0N, AuCtIoneer.

MR. WM EA~TON begs 10 ANNOUNCE that ~" ms sc,
,ral his connection with '"rattcrsali = ii1
fully informs numerous patrons ana .r M ,"1ilD
and Driver his temporary business a,.' A.,
N. ollie. II That w,ii-nn1wn paper go l. '''''''
cor 22I-st. New-Nork city
MIR EA>TON legs further 10 announ l.lA ne ~ az
To- complete arrangements FOR t.' in'ui' ''''i''
his iusncss. which. h" has no h.7.,'l' ~ 49,
ing VIII lc advantageous 10 '." h'.' .''S "'
his patrons than anything h"r"ioi. i' "'''"'''''
MIR. E.-TON ,,n make known his fun plans IN ih'
course Of q few days.
IN TIE WEiN TINE De has tn honor 60 aqn.unc,
H., aJfrorify nf Mr. j. T. IAGGlN. Gcnl NM H.
JACKSON. Nj. CHARLES RED ana "th"i w Ill
KNOWN BREEDERS. that hc VIII. dnrhS tn' CON, IN
INK season s.Is thoroughbred N,AilnEs if.Iu IN"
famous RANt'HO-DEIepASO. BELLE MEADE
.FNIItNIf,W and other studs.
ANNOUNCEMENTS regarding other sales 81 tn'r"us.n
bred. well ms ~ higl-class harness ana -'"li'
Horses properly II many Of me l,s' ki'"
ana most influential owners ~ the I"iu WI" "e
made al carly date.
MR. X. q, WFSTNOEE who has had charge 81 'h" thor.
ofiyilrod l.paI Of Tatte"ills -, and compiled
every catalogue in that departing M sinc" IN" com
pany commenced business. has :"sien"' MS p It'h
10 functions under ME- ii~''h :
now orcanizaton George l.. Easton. late assistant
auction.cr. has also rosirrel ana VIII take inc same
position with Mr.. VIM. Easton.
ALI, CONCENTRATIONS should for the present be
addressed ID WM. EASTpN. Of TIL X DIX
AND DRIVER" 90 BROADWAY, cor 81 ST.
ew-York CITY.
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Buffalo. Feb 2i-Caitl"- Ierepi~ l,r - hoH.'. 2"2p
head, total for thus far 22SD .sli. fer sam"
tim" last week 500 head consigned through li'p head
To- New York. 300 head. sal~ - h"aI market I'u"I
IOc lower Tor to medium r'.'s. with
good heavy steady; closed steady. "itI j." "hI-"
steers and stockers unsod. medium e""rs roo 90 -"
c"Its last - hours. "75" head; total for w"' thus far
s,,nrI through C5,o head. Now lor 5000 h,ad.
sale 40 head market opened dull anl lower. 'los"l
wcaA at decline. Yorf~rs s. j,N>. 20. mo, nm.
s. 1853 % h.ayy s., 2js5 b. mostly ~ ss - lj4
s. 40. Ioushs, - 2'HS' ~ aie .a@s. '"rf f- - 90
ocirs last hours head. total },r w"k t.pe f'r.
signed through head. Now York. / 40 l..,I
SAIL, head market opened st-our .,ul ~ Ter
for lambs. good sheep also higher ng mai -
closed nrm WIN az sold: che.. Lgls s, ';r>i -
81 5oGfS; fair to good mixed sheep - "S -; common.
S. Louis Fob. 2t-cattle- 800 head. Market
steady choice export s'""ra - pnSi good
shining and export steers. - 30 far medium ship
lng sieors g.. uusI coarse rD"fs - .5Hx3 - chocr
H. fancy native and hcifeis - aSI 3D. good native
and heif"rs. - '"nS2 = medium cows - .oHSs 10
small make representative market. The market
mid about D. lover th.n ye.'rr'sy ';.h h"avy 50
It.cepts 500 head Market slow. Texas sheep 81 ;tt
81 good choice mixed lots 81 l3a-i. fair medium.
s. GjuS3 80. culls and common 81 @'p$@ ~.
linton stock Yards. 'hicns" Feb cattle Receipts.
l,nd. market steady Common Steers 7Jfg
- 2,0s3 calves - mas - Hog -I,e"ipts 2iuo
head Market edged steady To strong. Heavy. 81 Non
s. - common 10 choice mixed - $3.50 - choic" ~
sorted. - 2oIs5 %. light. 81 sjusj 20 pigs. sass
Shrri-Rcc"ipts. 500 head Market steady. Inferior
choice. 81 7jnSI 80: lambs. 81 75asl -
East Liberty. Feb 2i-catlle Ecrtpts light: market
TO- rough lat. SaGs3 -. light steers S3aS3 -
good TAT COWS hcfers 50 5osfSa ~ Receipts
by points hut regular buyers I'm hr field.
- 50n>j ~, but market closed dun with outlook lower
81 90 gnol - 70ns2 90. fair ~ COa> common 5,cu
81; yearlngs 81 ioas5 80 .ambs. s: 25nsi -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26

HJALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
vi FOR TEXNs. GEORGIA MD FLORIDA
From New York.. V .iu"sday. Friday ma : tlIlay
\ DELIGHTFUL SIX DAYS VOYAGE BY SEA
TO GALVESTON TENAS.
Thence Dos rain -
MEXICO CITY AND POINTS IN MEXICO.
Md 20
DENVER COLORADO SPRINGS. SALT LAKE CITY
And ala colorado UfAh. N"N Mexico and Arizona points
ALSO 10 SAN FRANCISCO
AnI an southern california " inter Resorts.
FLORIDA VIA BRl NtWl' X. Ga
To JACKSONVILLE ST AIGl' slime, TAMPA.
and an Florida points.
THE MALLORY LINE ISSUES both STRAIGHT and
Round TRIP Tick all points 90 Texas. colorado
Utah Arizona California; MeNio1 g.. - fsa ilori ia.
All fi,,,ra cub. Excellent accommodate
Writ- for co-luar i,rI Manual enabled ir""l.
& n MALLORY ~ 60. Cen. Agf-. Pies 3D. T.. r. y. y
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ATD DONI MON l. y l..

" steamers Or NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. OLD
VIRGINIA. BEACH. PETERSEN RI anil RICHMOND.
Va and wAsHlNGT0N. = C-TGs.; 49,; Thurs;
Sat For WEsr POINT HA,Taes Thu anl So.
Through tickets ami freight all points South AMI
IVES. W |. GUIILATDEU. Tran, Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26

CTNARD LINE
a. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN. .
Aurania March D. IN ,,t,ht. Mch -. -, ~ a. ~
Urrbra. :. Mich II p. m iucana. .Ap. !. $50 a. m
CamJana. NJ Al, = 10 Aurana. Apr. In. ? a. M
Pier River. foot ~ flnrksonst
Cabin passage $50 UPWARD. Second cabin. $50 and
upward. according 4 steamer ana location
steerage tickets to and from all parts OF Europe a.
low rates For freight AL passage apply AT ths
eompnnys Office No Bowling Green. New YORK
VERNON H. BROWN Co. General Agents.
A EUROPE. HOLY LAND. CALlIOhNIA,
~ hERMLDA. FLORIDA. MEXICO. &c.Isel,ees par,
ties, best t>letnC facilities choicest ocean berhs SEND
for Tourist Gazette"
III. GAR. & SONS. il3 Broadway. New.fC-k
tEst lsaiJ onical Ticket Agents. chief Trunk Lines
A NCIlOI, LINE.
"A UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMiIIIrS,
From Pier 81 N. r.. foot Of Yves, 2iths.''o -
Furnessa March g. p. IN. Ethiopia Match -. D. III
Cabin. s+5 and upward; Second Cabin $40
MA, ssteerage outward s23 Prepaid .IG .rra
CABIN EXCURSION TICKETS AT REDUCED, IA ES
FOR drafts tours and other Information. apply % ,
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green. New-iosG
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD :. ;. ".
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDoH'

NEW-YOIsK. SOI TIANlI. To-. -. ''''3'''
FAST EMPRESS STEAMtiS-. , e-o
Aer Tn Fob y. II An spree Tues Nc; Mcn'7 ~ ~ "
MGrnclsn Sat NJ o3 An Fms, So 1s M'n Hp o. g. An
I'm Sat Mch Il . T. NJ Saale.. sat Npr = = a. NJ
"' I,Ia,IIS N co. . H1Nlins groom.
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CLYDE LINE.
NOI.TNfRIAN LINE
PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS TO

z JAPAN AND CHGNA.
NrW-YORK TO JAPAN ~ y DAYS
Trtondod salings from Vancouver:
EMPRESS OF CHINA. .....-....... Marcn q
I'vI'UreS or JAPAN. 49,. .. -. = ~, =
Y SWIMMER. FvERETT FRAIAh.
90 r,-oosvoy Z CO Wlll-st.. y. /.
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New ]1nblltallons.
Jnstrnriion.
THE MISSES ELY's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
9th and seTH sTREHrs. NETWORK.

For Boys and Young Men-City
~ UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, so West 5s,h-s,.
57th year Prepares for colleges scientific schools o:
business Primary department Four resident pupils received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26

NVION LINE.
u FOR QUEENSTOWN ANp LfvTRpooL
From Pier b. fD.f Z G'lud-ef J"rt.F &C..
ArASK A.............. l'IrfaY Mfrch p 20 a. -
cabin raesagc S. and upward Second cabin 50
Storage 50 . ...,,.-,,,,, O. %
Telelhone. ?oa5 C--,-nl, - nroalN,v
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-01-04

II is hard to believe that the greedy
AMI cru 4 shark spares anything. dead
or alive. but sailors declare that IT
flies leather" This fish follows ships
from sea to sea. and viii swallow all
sorts Of articles-even knives-thai
NAV be thrown overheard Seamen
sav. however. that it viii not touch
the pilottish-a small fish with the
look Of Il nackerel, that is wrongly
suppo sed to earn the shark ; gratitude
by guiding it to its prev-or fowl.
living or dead. In short. the SHARK
avoids searulls. petrels and every
feath sred thing. That Is what sailors
to- IL from their own observation -
n. Y. JoarnaL
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-01-04

STATE OF VERMONT, tIn ProDsIe Courtneid
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. Sc Randouh In aud for
said District on the 18th day Of Dec. A. D.. 1898
Ella w. Dewey admins, rat tx Of the estate OF
David CDewey late of Brooklieid IN said district
iecpa,ed presents her administration account for
examination and allowance and makes app lcation
for decree Of distribution and partition OF the rs-
tate OF said iece ssed Nhete-
upOnt is ordered nv said Court that said application
under consider alton ami he heard on thesh dav
Of Jan A. ID. lu4 At the Prota.e Dhce IN SAID
Randolph and II Is flrther ordered that AL pei SOUS
interested he notified hereof. by publication OF notice
Of this application aud order three weeks successive
ly In the HERALD AND NEWS, printed AT Randolph.
before said time hearing. thai they may appear Al
aid time and placeandi trysee cause Object theret"
Nv the Court, ATTEST. ...1.o -,
1855 WA. VI. NICHOLS. Judge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-01-04

PREsENT, Hon. THOMAS .. sEANEIt, JWHKt'
Whereas Carrie NJ. Heath. ADMINISTRATIVE
Of the estate OF Wesley u. Heath. late OF Bethel
in said district deceased interstate.
proposes TO render account Of her administration
o present h account against said estate for exam
usiionand allowance at Probate Court to be held
IN Woodstock aforesaid on the nth day OF Jan, 1879
And whereas saii court has assigned said time
and place for the settlement OF said account ana Tor
decree of the residue n. said estates 10 the heirs
of said deceased and ordered that public no.
tce thereof be given to all persons interested In
said estates by publishing copy ~ tile record nf
tls order three weeks successfully previous 10 the
dat assigned. as afore-aid tie
Bethel ConTicr newspaper pnbished NJ
lefbel In the county OF indsor. IN the state vi
Vermont: The efore all persons concerned In sale
estates are notified appear The probate Office In
Woodstock In said district the day assigned as
Aforesaid. then and there to contest the allowance
a said accounts II they cau>s. and 70 esiAhls
their rghts heirs, gatees and lawful claimants
Il said residue true rccofhsil
test \. j. SEAVER. Register.
true copy OF record, Attest.
loss 7. q. SEANER. Judge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-01-04

The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the National Rank OF Orange County at
Chelsea will be held at their clearinghouse
in Chelsea, VT, on Tuesday, the 9Th day
OF January, 1894, at 10 O'Clock a. m,
for the election OF directors for the ensu-
ing year, and for the transaction OF any
other business that may come before them.
o. Il. COPELAND, Cashier,
Chelsea, VT, Dec. 8, 1898.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-01-04

Estate OF Lynn an Child.
The Undersigned having been appointed by the HOB
Probate Court for the District OF Hartford Com
missoners 10 receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons AGAINST the estate OF
Lyman.ChiId late Of Btthei In said DISTRICT
deceased and all claims exhibited In Offset thereto
hereby give notice that we will meet for the PURPOSES
4f0resaidat N. ufEce OF J. Wilson IN said Bethel
the 18Th ay of Feb and 18th day of March next
from O'Clock D IN. until O'Clock. .. IA. each OF SAID
DAYS and that six months from the 9Th dav OF Dec
A. D. 1888 Is the une limited bv said Court Tor SAID
creditors 10 Tresent their claims to us Tor examihA-
ton and allowance.
Dated At Bethel this 9th dav Of Dec, A.D.issS
O. = DAVIS. tC0nmis
loss g w CURTIS sioners.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-01-04
Jane +. Newcomo
VS..
Moody Merrill and
Sarah NJ. Nation,
Trustee.
Orange
County Court,
Decem berTerm 1888.

Trustee.
In the above entitled suit, entered in
said court at said December Term 1896, and
now pending therein, the plaintiff declares
es against the defendant, in the common
or general courts in assurpsit demanding
in three thousand dol.a damages. And
il appearing to said court that the said
Moody Merrill is without this State and
has not been, and could rot be personally
served with process herein, it is therefore
ordered by said court that the said Merrill
be notified 20 appear and answer in said
court, at the term thereof to be holden at
Chelsea, in said Orange County on the
first Tuesday in June, A. D., 1894, by pub
fishing notice of the tendency OF said
suit. together with this order, in the Chel-
sea Herald, newspaper printed at West
Randolph in said county OF Orange, three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the last of which pub
lication shall not be less thsn twenty days
prior to the said June term of said court.
SALMON b. HEBARD, Clerk.
J.K. DARLING, Atty for Piff.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-01-04

STATE OF VERMONT. In f'r.ihSe Court he, . =, =
HARTFORD DISTRICTS kNoodstock "i.iu -, ~" w
said nisfricton the 18th ,iav Il Dee A. ~. lo'S
Present. Hon. r. q Sewer. ludxe
Whereas 6eorgesEilis sdtinfor 81 me es 49,. 4,
81 Alvin &. Bean. latc OF ~. ~ -, :.
aid district dintesiafe prols'sts ren.ie 81
acoouni OF Ills administration add 10 present W. -
count against said estate flr examination ana allo~
snce al Probate court be heid ~ ~
70 said district on the ath day oiJanuary a. ~,
And whereas SAID Court has assigned sain .i ~
and place for the ttiement % said account an io
decree Of the residue OF said estate 10 the neis
q said deceased. -.
The Court therefore orders that noiice oi Wy
tine Re given 10 an persons interested IN sam e.
tSie. By publishing a copy of the record Of i,ls Or
Ger ihree weeks successfully nthe hiie
newspaper published At Nor alton inv indsor Gown
hand the Sta e Of Vermont. -
The eore sll parsons concerned ~ sain ts'..e -
bottled 10 apnesr a. the Probate tlnice IN " on-
stock n szid district q day asst ntd. ss Aio'
AID then and there TO contest -
sth allowance II said accnuntd they see canss an
establish their riKhs as heirs. iegaites and iANin
Claimants Of said residue. . -
Airue record. attest. y. J. sEAfEh- hceiste'
true copy Of record. ....-., -.
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or vERMONT tAta rr,,bale Court

STATE or VERMONT Alta Probate Court
HARTFORD DISTRICT IS theld AZ Woodsiock.
within aud for said District. on The l2th hay Oh pec'
1856 Present, 7. o. Seaver. Judge
Whereas CHARLES m Wall admir- Of the estate of
WEALTHY Stuughton late of Royaiton IN SAID dlslrlc.
deceased, iniesiate. propose repderns ah y"
bis administration Of said estate and
presenting hs account against said e.faie for allow
at = session OF said Cnurt To be held al W oo
stock in the said District on the 6ih DAY oiJahuHS
A. D.. 1884,.
AMI whereas said court has assigned said time and
place for tile settlement OF said account ann LOT
decree Of the residue ~ SAIL estate 10 the hers o.
dee,as,d ana ordered hat pani.c notice thereof
BE- given to all persons interested In said estate y
publishing a copy Of the record Of this order nitee
weeks lively. crious to the DAY aselfheu. -
Auresad. in the White River Herald neNslape,s
published al Rnya'ton IN the N"uiiH VI
windsor ia the state Of Vermont
Therefore. All persons concerned w saio se'ase
notified 10 appear az the Probate once N Noou-
stock. IN said district. the day assifnsn a. a.
aforesaid then and there to contest the allow o.
said account II they and 70 esiAoiisn
rights heirs. legaiees and lawful caiman's" sA''
iss'a i -s .,,.., 1885
w n II SEAyER Register
A true copy Of record. %. SEANEk- Judge
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-01-04
Notice.

The eighteenth annual meeting OF the
stock holders of the Randolph National
Bank of West Randolph, VT, will be held
in their banking rooms on Tuesday, jan
uary 9Th, 1894. at l O'Clock p. m, for the
election of directors for tie ensuing year.
r. 7. DUBOIS. Cashier.
West Randolph, Vt...Dec. 4th 1888.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-01-04
stockholders' Meeting

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
81 The White River National bank OF Beth
eli. Vt, will be holden at their banking
house. Bet bel, Vt, jan 1854, at 10 O'Clock
a. m, for the election OF directors for the
ensuing year, ard for the transaction OF
any other business that may come before
them.
Per order NJ. SYLVESTER, Cashier,
Bethel. Dec. 9, 1893.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-02
A New Dry-Goods House

Temple. Pemberton. Cordes & Co IS
the name Of new retail dry-goods firm
which VIII open about January 22i at the
ccmmo1ious store Nos. and Q west
Broad street, with an entirely new stock
Of goods.
TIE gentlemen composing the firm are
well-known and popular business men.
and thoroughly experienced I'm the line OF
business in which they are about TO en-
gage.
They are Mr.. Jack Temple. OF the for
mer firm OF Cardozo. Fourqarean & CO.,
and once a member OF Fourquroan,
Price. Temple & CO.
r. Taylor Pembert0n. who was for
many years with Levy Bros and Four
qurean. Price & Co. and well and favor
bly, known 20 the whole community.
A. +. COrdes who was with Breeder &
Fox and recently with Fourlurean, Price
& CO.
j. Is. Mosby. a member Of the late firm
Of Cardozo. Fourqurcan * Co, and now
a member Of Alsop. Mosby & Go.
some OF the assistants have been for
many years with various prominent firms
i'm this city. Among them are the follow
ing well-known gentlemen: r. j. Beale.
Robert Armsiea1. Robert Gray. GEORGE
Dietrich, J. c. Williams Peter Nell
waine. J. r. Hobson Granville Gary,
Harding Burnley. and Julian Gray.
The now firm VIII start business under
the most favorable circumstances ana
will doubtless receive The large patronage
which their reputation merits.