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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
I.Illo % JON loaIam. aesea..

lsiato Of John Couam, deceased.
NOTCE Is HEHtBN GIVEN ny THy
~ undersigned, executor and ONurutriN of
iho estate aud last viii Of John tuulam. De.
ruatci, 20 the CREDITOR OF and All persons
having claims against the said deceased 10
rNhihlt ihum with tho necessary vouchers
within ten months az cr the nrft publication OF
TINS notice 20 Che said executor aud eaprutftr
% their residence. 80. lA south, I'm Hast st
SAT- Lake CITY, Do th9 County OF salt Lake,
UtAh
Dated January 18Th. l0L
joins e.. CuuLAM,
NAtl ANN COuLAM
Executor and ENccutEit OF tho last will aud
testament nf Johu toulam, deceased.
JANIS u, hoNLI, Attorney Tor estate.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN nY THE
~ undersigned, executor uf tlH lH#i VIII
and trtiamuut of Marsarut lHHInr NlrIHrU.ut
deceased, lu Ono r|tNiiHrH OH H.u 900 nrT.uuH
having r|aIWI HfHIuHI tNr cold urrUAH"u. FOB
exhibit tupW with mo ur"rfHHIT Nnurnr. Ht
within tHu months Hiiur mo Uu. uuhloHuuN ut
the notice, 90 th0 HlIi rNcr1tlfH, caro- of NHd
HIII 4 AdamB. Ati1rngYa. SIC 0ruics Building.
SIT Lake Ity, 800 Che County of salt Lake,
Utah territory
Dated January l'l, ls.i.. ..........
'JUsEpu 49, MCMuRRtN,
JAMES O.. NuMUKElN,
EXECUTOR Of tnu latt wilt and testament
Margarot Lpllug NuNurrin, deceased
NAuuELI g. ADAMS Att9tucya Tor Estate,
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NOTICE
trIIl

rI,uE ANNUAL. NETTING or guE
L stockholdcrs ut th6 western Shoe g ury
Goods Company, Tor ias scri.on of 70 board Of
directors 10 serve Tor llt rA.ulhh yc mud Tor
before the mroiipg. V.l uo held m tho come
pany's once. N and % Nun Street on
tuesday, February d. l,t between The hours
''' anu EDWIN DOWDEN,
., Secretary,
SAT- Lake city, Jauulg 90 lsgL
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is uEgERY CYEN ny THE
~ unutrfignud Administrator OF thn estate
q. Ne.Rn iiuslUr, deceased, 90 tlic rrodit0ri on
alN ~ eup1a nlyug clHliuh agliHH tho ss "a
Nt'twtIi 20 cNhlhit chem Wlth thu necessary
Nlt'nnli within ten months alter tho irst
punlrAuon OF ina notice 10 the said ndminis
thlpf' ~ hla o1i'e, No. 10 Wost FIRST HOuth
Lake. " "'''
Dated January 9th, is0l
,.-. WILLIAM " WALLACE,
Administrator OF the estate OF George iluslor,
licensed.
hhNNErr. MARsuALL \ liRApL ~, Attorney
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In the Probate Court, in and Tor Sail fato
County, Territory Of Utah.
In the Matter n tho Estate OF Frsrt
NuNall. Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Ctiuio OF rank Nuraii. decrHatI. ir. fa5.
dcfg1 Tor settlement and filed boz alH Court ia
hna' account ui Doe aimuHtrHu.n of saIf
g laiu hud petition for nunl distribution ut tHo
uvd thereto, and that TucsdHy ur I8th day
q. tc.WuHfytA ~ ID 90 O'Clock H.n.. HftHr
unuri fuu OF SAIL Court, Iu tho County DUuTI
ii'Na. r|it Inhn lfT and uuufV. ttaH I.ss
t.1I hla been duly appointed IY Ono JHfsa
oi t'iu court f0r the settlement 0f enid HH.
count hud hearing fait petition Tor IaffiHH.
t'oh' ni which time and place HuF uHr.Uu Ir
irrrHICl iu enid estate may HUUUHF AND aI..s
Cause. 10 any ihore be. why aaid lHH1uHF .HIY.f
20 be tculcdond approved and uIli uIatHlIu.
ton madn as prayed Tor
Dated January 10Th, isli.
o. s. NgtuN.
Clerk M tl0 Probate CGurL
q itffs BROWSE
Attorney Tor NuuInHtfltHI.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Elllio o D1IIndA }. NuI,cr. deeelIc

Estate u belinda o. Musscr. deoouc1.
NOTICE D. HEREBY GIVEN ~ THE
~ undersigned, uAorutriN ~ the estate ul
belinda q, Mussrr, dcCcascd,to the Ufoiii0rH of.
and uIl prrauuH having claims aTninst ttr said
declared, IN EXHIBIT them with ih1 uUroHaarY
vouchers, within ten months after tht dos
publication ut this uOtrU,il tho SAID oNuguIuN,
ht a. South Main street. SAT- tako tIiY, Utah,
in the County nf ralt Lake
Dated LanuHfv ith. IHll
lUttSE HrINituUer BARTON,
IxrrutfIn OF tirlinda y. Mufsrr nrprHfrd.
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TERRITORY or UTAH ,
County nf salt Lake.
CITY 0f ale Lake. }

CITY of alt Lake.
In The Jusuce.s court second Precinct. CITY
ana County Of salt Lake.
before WIN. j Harvey, Justice Of the Peace.
Glen a. rolhveu and 70. o Mccor,usby.
partners az Boutwell, G NcConaushy, piaihhas,
Thomas Blaze, defendant.
demand iih win interest and costs 10
UUu ANE liEHEGY SUMMONED ia
4 ic and appear before mo. no undrr.
signed, at 10y Office, 40. Oh ~. 2Id South sirref.
Do second Precinct In SAT- LaFe City,-AIt iats
= nun'yf Ierrt1rY % Utah, and answer CON.
Nhut llri against Won by Tho above named
N.iulH within Eve daya exclusive o. day u
toiNt.rl 10 ibis summons BE- served IN asid aaIt
l1ho Guys within ten days Il served ont VI
.l.l SAT- LIKE tv hut 900 sult Lake Uouufvt
within twenty days 10 served elsewhere
.aid lrtllu BE- brought o. recover from you
tIr sum % uuo hundred aud twCui .uyo DOL.
iars with interest thereon at tru rate ~ In
per cont urf Hulum from tIo .ltl day nf FEN.
o., HH"r lrii. due ant oWiag from defendant TO
plnilHg ul certain prumissnrF note made
, Necli . ard dHIycrfi hv stit tofondant ard
MrH fi1Hr BLACK. now leruIavd Go plaintiff.
20 ID appear and ans YER, tho plaiuuu will take
fiamnHt arfIHs. you Tor tho cum u sll3. with
interest aa above stated. an costs.
l" mo HIruu or any constable Of tHi1
nu1i.. lrcruur Wake LEGAL service aud due
l'..rI .rIclf Gwen uuttrmy hand thia 1lud
n1y 90 January 4. 10. lslL
'""lh, lEL " 1nAf. Ntt1ucys Tor l1ain.
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MN. tI.,l %. pr. if'W N.I', unN
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!, p , az, lla' lnl lcui1u u' Utah. uJ 0n tHii T.
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Nhuruaa I1sUph A. M1rlan and katr 1.
Moflau, hls vile. Of sar iato ely, Utah, UNc.
,uiui, neLuuW edged auI delivered TOT. u
Hole, trustee, uf 500 cItr uf Huron auu stale
Tearing date the lfst LAY % Nuvcmbrr. A. b /.
lr., 1uu recorded ln inN ECrlruUr'a uncr.
,alt llac louuW tnh, lu liunk %. u" %
NuuRlEcs, on pl1rH sll,.al 30 aud 90, of tho
records % sIt1 umHt. 90 HeCurc tho payment g.
John II, Miller, or order, Of thU Indebted.
lrrs Do thil trust tggi described, Tor
dol ats and lnt0ruS. tnCre0u no tho rate ~ ton
per cent Per auuum Whirh faI1 indcbtodn .fH
We payable ono ycarWin inu date thereof in
New lufh ~ 49, uul evidenced Dr. sCurtAiu nrst
mortgage noiu, toIcuHCu Doc SAID trust decd.
ana executed by Hait Joseph 4. MurIau aud
Rate D. NpIlhu. sui tFlai uCCi Is upon tho
Cy Of ,ult iato. n dc County OF saltiato.
anu iuuiuy ui ut1h, iu. VII huuuuIug al
che southwest ruWrf ut lot four lI. block
,oy. ruu thence east uyu Iii rods. ihelrr uoTtb
sA 10y rode. tNuugU wtHt uyr .HI UI#H. thgutp
ruulh obs .H| rode lu place of beginning.
coed. au.OtE o'lur tNiu-a, thHt Boa case default
Doc malu lu payment of either Di faid bond
note, luiyut,uucH %. moneys Aforesaid,
secured by HHu rust decd, or ul tIo taNrs uf
assessments therein uUut OneI. ur iu pAsH uf
ihn breach uf any ui ibe covenants theron
rouih nul. iu .r ttlu Aul reformed Ny lhU
ma trs ui aaid uus. deed. thcg alid trustee ur
h'stuGc0.HuI lu Ilft shHll fCl ana dispose 10
sHl pFtWIHtH aHI utrrF uurt thereof ana 800
~, f u'e fiat.r. |f siiN tt
ir It'. lIu as.tgr. tHrt.Ig 'ti,
49, 'I..r An f,,tss I'll III ..,,,.,'f' 49,
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e.. at l,ti.Itr 4u|uon nf tt.' fr,ff 100 ~.
r,ii5i ii..',.gln ttT g,urtt of 81 IN. 1t wv
'fv,t',rt Id D. t,U a. tt, aid t,ygiti.s. $500
tt..T..tt u 'trs 1utisl.f lirE..f,' 1900
l,i IHit tris1 tr. s.I.6 t,'i i.r5 ,' ~,
h .tt,. 'gIttf.s NAV 40. i.f..vt,,it. $500 p"
- w -..g b.. ituIIif,t.0 AZ nv t,,ys,,.,.,
100 that uHv uuu|iHutl lu ilg sad C0uhiyot
tvt.r.al DC maj erso Of .4. d tru.t decd I,s,.
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~ tN ~. I'D, .aiII f'..f.t..s. 40 NM s ny
agt
WU.rTaaItfs llslprHr.Ieu Iu said trust decd
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,l...t ID Ia. tHHf ilFB i.nI.' id iis.., w.
w. ii'Is.. 3d. UG'6r. sH.Ii b. and i. bgrs't
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pELlNoulNT AssEssMLNL
Delinquent uouee.-srucr Mluing and aiulug
Company
Location OF principal place Of buiinofs. SAN
Lake CITY. Utah.


NOTICE THERE AUE uELlNQuENr ~.
~ un tho following dgfriibcd stork ON rr.
cuuntofassostmcut lotiri on the seventh layuf
bttuuCr lTii tau HuyCia EWuuuta tot opposite
the names u the TctpCcu,v tharcuolcorl, as
IuIIuWF#
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SUMMONS oN oRoss ooNPlAINr.
10 tlc pistnct Court M and Tor the Third
judicial District uf U,ah fcrr tory
County OF salt Lake
Mous GoidHsrs Plaintiff


John a. GroeabCrk. Ann u, bTncsbuck, William
Ntpefhcck, Eleanor 4 Oruushcck, Nicholas
70 nfuuH1,ca, hhn1A uT1pslguE, Joseph
~ rtnutt iiuury w. Gfuyu. o. ". bacon,
ttah National nauk. corporation. james
Tufkur ana hUnrg ~ Wallace. co partners
doing IusiurfH under tu1 nfm name %
4 - r,rrul ID. -. Lacy. MAJ Martin and
rumuu. L.. LnIutrr. Cupartnrra. utdrr tho
firm name uf Martin a tgipscr and iinuEu.
ia, MrNnir hatlNa % GO, t. corporation,
Defendants,
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MARsHAL,s SALE.


DunsUANr 10 AZ EXECUTION To
Il nc directed by the 1h!rd District Court
81 the Territory ~ Utah. shall expose at
public sale, nt thc front door Of the county
Court House In tie city ~ -nlt Lake, County
OF rhlt Lake qua ofrltury N itu, on tho
ninth day OF February, l7ll % 20 o'clock am ,
al thc fiEht, utlo, Claim and Interest ~ luuiHe
MpdHsn. Of. iu, and 90 tho following described
real oitatr situate, lying and being On salt
Lake Cuy and County, and described aa iol-
lows, 60 wit beginning one huutrrl ana
eighty lltl feet west ot the th.catt corner
OF lot one ll. D. oek seventy i've lilI, plat -"
salt Lake CITY survey running thence west
twenty fuur ltil fHCL thence uurih ten llul
rode, thence east tWuniy.four i3i feet, thence
south ten lnl rods 90 place NJ beginning 10
be- sold us the ptouUItv of Louise Ma1Hcn, 40
tho fuit OF Waterman HrlH
Terms VI sale, CASH ..
NAT NJ, BRIGHAM,
q, p Marshal
ny l. J. ARCHER, Deputy Marshal,
Dated January i1th, i'1L
Geo. ". Meyer Attorney Coz plninun.
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SUMMONS.

To- tHt % HT'ct Court iu ami Tor tho rhi Judi.
cal Dntri.t 81 utnh Territory, County
81 -Ht lose
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BE w ARE I RE GRIP


in lung and chest pains, coughs, colds
hc1uCucs and pneumonia no other
external remedy affords prompt proven
ton and QJicior euro thun
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In theJusuco.s court second Precinct. CITY
and County of salt Lake
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BEHSOE'S POROUS PLASTER.

lndoracd by over 5000 phvsicians and
Chemists. DE euro 70 ret the 0onulno
Hcnson'e my bohld FROM alldruggists.
sEkBURY 3 JOHNSON Chcnl'tr NXCily.
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. tHo Probate Court iH anf Cor ssit Lake
county torUfHTY of Utah
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-02-01
Terribly Burned.

Mrs. George Sherlock, aged about
2s. of st. Adams, put Kerosene on the
fire January 10Th, when il flashed out
and set her dress on fire. Her nus
band. a railroad brakeman, was asleep
after an all-night run, but her cries
and those of their two small children
awakened him. He at once sprang to
her assistance and although he tried
his best TO hold the suffering woman
and smother the flames she eluded
him and got out doors, where,
after all of her clothing from waistsup
had been burned OFF, the fire was
smothered with rugs, blankets, etc.
Not an inch of flesh from her waist to
the top of her head had escaped the
fire. and il was absolutely roasted,
fal ing off at the slightest touch, in
great flakes. Her face was burned be-
yond recognition, and the flames evil
IDENTIFY penetrated her mouth for the
gums and throat were raw and swol-
len. She died in few hours. Mr..
Sherlock was badly burned, both his
hands far upon the wrists are abso-
lutsly wasted and he will he laid up
for long time. He has no accident
insurance and his condition is decid-
eddy pitible.
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The Uardwick Gazette is prett

The Hardwick Gazette is pretty
hard on the genial J. A. sibley OF
MONTPELIER. It must be case OF sour
grapes. Hear it: "Thc adhesive ana
nerpetuaI Jack Sibley of Montpelier
has been given the job of bossing me
maple sugar branch of the internal
revenue business OF Vermont. assisted
bv out excellent Democratic friend, d.
p. White of Calais Jack has always
been hard working man. with few
opportunities for rest and recreation,
and the snap viii fit him admirably
The Swanton Courier gets of tins
bright hit on patent medicine adyer-
Using and corrects a mistake. Mells
a Richardson GOA concern noted Tor
extensive and ingenious advertising,
.ontdid themselves recently by telling
a lovely story Of the virtues of that,no
doubt. excellent remedy, Celery Com
mound. and heading the tale with q
GOOD illustration of the University OF
Vermont Medical college
II isa clever scheme, but it is hoped
the impression will not 90 abroad that
the celery is raised on the college farm
or that the compound is manufactured
by the medical students under the d.
rection Of the eminent men constitu-
ting the medical board of lecturers.
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As you read this and consider
these instances.

Take the case of Mr.. Peter Dulac, r.,
who works in the pulp mill at Fair.
field, Me. He is Woodworking, indus.
trious man, but his blood became i'm.
pure, and he became so run down that
ne had to give up work. Aliens Sarsa.
parilla Strengthened him out. Tha.
was money well spent. Read what he
says: FAIRFIELD, MAINE.
GENTLEMEN 81 want you TO knoE
what your Sarsaparilla has done for me.
was troubled with impure blood, aa5
although have always been a strons.
tough man, had TO give up work NJ
skin was all covered with blotches. Tn.
doctors here said it was eczema. They
treated me, but in vain. ] kept growing
worse. One day while IN MIR. Cars.
tons drug store, he desired me to try
Aliens Sarsaparilla, and said he knew
it would cure me. | commenced to use
it and before | had taken one bottle,
was able 10 60 to work. took two
bottles and felt that was cured. This
spring / took two bottles more, and
can say that am now in better health
than for ten years. work hard every
day, and have had no signs Of my Old
troubles returning. believe am cured
as it has now been a year or more since
taking the first bottle. Yours, PETER
DULAc, JR. E. p. MAYO, witness.
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A Compliment to chief Justice Idle.

Mr.. Idle of Vermont, who rules Sa-
moa as the chief justice under the
triple protectorate, has begun his adj
ministration i'm an excellent way. and
is already far more popular than was
his predecessor, the Swede Cedarkranz.
Mr.. Idle gets along finely even with
the German government, and that is a
very difficult thing forany man to do.
He has drawn concessions from GER
many that must be very advantageous
10 the Samoans.- Y. sun.
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IT'S WORTH 1T.

You'd have to be rich to pay $1,000
bottle for Aliens Sarsaparilla, but heres
a man who says it is well worth that
sum. Read what he writes regarding
this famous remedy.
KENNEBUNK, Me. cannot express
too forcibly the gratitude | feel for what
Aliens Sarsaparilla has done for me. !
am now 70 years old, and for sixty years
| have suffered from Acute Rheumatism.
At the age of 10 contracted this terri
Bile disease by exposure, and it has chung
to me all my life. The disease was
mostly in my right hip and back. !
have suffered terribly at times, so much
so that in ten minutes it would seem as
though suffered the agonies Of life
time. Doctors and medicine seemed to
do no good until this spring, when !
bought bottle of Aliens Sarsaparilla
for my blood. 1t is wonderful medi-
cine. 1t seemed as though could feel
it going through every vein, and before
| had taken half bottle | could feel the
rheumatism leaving me. Now have
taken but one bottle and am free from
the disease for the first time in sixty
years. | am cured. One thousand
dollars would not cover the value Of this
one bottle of Aliens Sarsaparilla to me.
[Signedl ELIJAH BuzzELL.
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rhn sheen,s mistake.

Where the sheep makes mistake
is in being raw material. 1t Is no ae'
fence for the sheep to say il cant help
itself. II is its duty to help Itself.
The sheep ought to become, ana IN
sist upon being classified as, manu-
featured product.-N. y. sun.
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Commissioners Nouce.

The undet signed having been Appointed by the Hon
probate court for the district of Randolph. commits
sOners to receive examine and adjust ali claims and
demands OF all persons againsithe estate Of
Fanny g.. Hale. ateof Chelsea IN said District.
deceased. and all claims exhibited in Offset thereto
hereby give notice that will meet for the purposes
Aforesaid. Al the Office Ofeo. L. Stow ia said Chelsea
on the 2Sd day OF way.
next from 10 O'Clock until4 o'clock D. m each Of
said DAYS. and that six months from
the 10th day OF JAN A. d.. 1894 Is the time limited
By said Court Tor said creditors to present their claim
TO US for examination and allowance.
Dated at hesea, this i2th day Of Jan. A. D. 1894.
tiftf. /. STOW. Com
lo0 CURTIS ;. EMERY. ( missioners.
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THE STATION AGENT SPEAKS.

Salt Rheum is very uncomfortable
disease, and is very obstinate and hard
to cure. Mr.. c. E. Keys, Station Agent
at the Maine Central Railroad at Rock
land, who is so we'll known that his tes-
timory is valuable, was cured Of bis
Salt Rheum by Aliens Sarsaparilla.
RocKLAND, Me-. GenAemeN;- via
to give my testimonial for Aliens Sarsl-
parilla, as it has cured me of yer! dr.
agreeable disease. / had Salt Rheua
all over my hands, and could get nothing
to help me, until began using Aieas
Sarsaparilla. | had not taken it bui
short time when the disease began =
disappear. BY the time had taken oae
bottle / was all well, and have seen no
signs of it since. Since taking yo@
valuable medicine l have been in periso.
health IN every way, but l believe
would be sick now if had not usea u
1t is worth $500 bottle and would x
cheap at that price. c. E. KEYS, y. 7
r. r. Station.
For sale by IDrew & Leonard, e's'
VT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-02-01

The undersigned. having eeen appointed by the
hon.Prouate Court for the district Of Randolph Com
mssioners 10 receive. examine. and adjust ali claim
and demands Of ailper-ous against the estate of
Milton Martin iaie OF Nilliamstown. IN said Dist.
deceased. and all claims exhibited In Offset there
to, hereby give notice tia vii meet Tor the uur.
poses aforesaid. a. the Town House
on the 9Th iay Of February
next from O'Clock 4. N. unit O'Clock =. NJ
on each Of SAID daYs aud that six months fror,
The 81 day Of Jan. A. D.. 1894 Is the time Limits
81 by said Court for said creditors to preseut fef
claims 20 US Tor examination and allowance.
Dated afN iiiia STOW n tbs I'd day Of Jan AID lisa
NJ. A. SMITH, Z Commis-
FRANK MARTINA sioners. 1853
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-02-01
Notes and Comments.

The New York Sun well says: "Ihe
income tax is simply bill Tor me {,
suppression of the Democratic party.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-02-01
Brewer Again a Banker.

T. c. Brewer Of New York. the or
ganizer and promoter of the estate
Bank Of Barton, recently started up
the Pontiac bank at New York City.
lie got several crooks interested in the
scheme and proceeded to start the
bank in the same manner a. ut Bar
ton. He had more trouble getting
directors in the metropolis than at
Barton, and when the tradesmen
found they could not collect their pay
for the bank fixtures, they investiga-
ted the matter and found il all fake.
Brewer chose the name of John G. De
Austin and was to be receiving teller
in the new institution. The public
lost little in Brewers latest venture.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Couri holdes
RANDOLPH DISTRICT - Randolph on the
Ath day OF jan. A. ID. lsS4l
An Instrument purp0rting 70 be the last VIII and
Testament OF Obedish Han bate of Randolph IN
said Dist deceased being presented by. Clark 5 Hall
the executor therein namediorProbatet lit is ordered
BY said court
that all persons concerned therein be notified 20 APP
pear at OF said court 10 he held at ,herubAte
Once in Randolph the 18th day ol.FeOuary. A. ID.
1894 and show cause IL any they may have. against
the Probate OF said Wil for which purpose lts fur
iher ordered that copy Of the record OF this order
be published three weeks successfully In the Herald
and News printed AT Randolph previous to said
time appointed for hearing. BY the Court Attest.
lp1 WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Judge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-02-01

Estate ofHoiiis Il Howard. Ia
The undersigned having been appointed p. - -
Probate Court for the District Of Hartford 49,
AllsSlohers 10 receive. examine and adjust ~ - -
Ahd demands Of all persons apainst The esiais -
Hollis r. Howard late Of Eof alton IN sall 49,
deceased and all claims exhibited IN onssi .s
hereby give notice that We will meet for tiie 2
atoresaid-at the late residence Or said lteAAle
on the 18th day Of Feb. snd 2lih DAY q MAY u
rom ~ clock a.nl.untii O'Clock. =. M eatA -
DAYS and thai six months from the % dAf q -
a. ID. iea j. TIE line limited nv said 0paIt -.
creditors 10 present their claims 70 Us for CIV
ton and allowance. -
Dated al Rofaiton this llfh aav 81 Isn- A-ll.i7s'
CHARLES Il WALL, fComme
loco IRVING Il RRONS siuutfs
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1894-11-19

SUNDAY excepted. sMonday excepted
A-For morning. P-For aftern6on
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Traffic Manager.
L. II. GOODMAN. Gen. Passenger Agent,