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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
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-four made a OorrespC Sc decline.
MISUNDERSTANDING be changes in
wheat unsettled -four st week, oonsid.
cradle Of the later was sold.
81. Louis and southwest While a
heavy business was done. export and
domestic. early In the week. IL was
later checked by the decline in wheat
and heavy advances In ocean rates.
Valley Of the ohio-Businoss was
good with some mills, and all were
frm.
Michigan-Mills were much affected
by the irregular wheat market.
Dakota and northern Minnesota-Lo-
cal trade was good sales active.
Rochoster-Millers were very firm.
Toledo-Tho mills were running brisk.
ly, but did not succeed In selling a.
much a. they made
Bufalo-Lesh order for -four came as
the week progressed. but millcrs con.
Edered the situation strong,
PhilAdelphiA-Flour was very strong,
but closed nominal.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
cALL MONEY CO.'S VA uP.
starts In ~ Ten Per Cent and Winds
Up 81 One nundrsd.


starts In II Ten Per Cent and Winds
Up ~ One Hundred.
NEW YORK. Oct. 29.-Bullion dealers
report n heavy demand for cash gold
today and rates have advanced 5.i6 TO
ia to S.s per cent. Calls ON gold are
unchanged at per cent for 10 days and
I ii per cent for the balance Of the
year. Stock values rcceded shortly AZ.
ter midday on free offerings for both
accounts induced BY apprehension ~ 70
the monetary situation, Gall funds rose
to 30 per cent, but there were no large
transactions above recent ruling figures
and this figure was attained solely by
bidding mp by traders anticipation
and marked demand in the next few
days, and for effect ON stock specu,
lations.
The first loan was made At 10 PEI
cent and the rate then jumped 90 II
per cent and about noon a broker. whit
wanted money was compelled TO bic
the rate up TO 80 per cent before h
could secure the required aceommoda
ton. The price continued TO rise unit
at2;45 p. m. call money was 100 pc
cent and in brisk demand. Tho las
loan was made At so per cent
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
NOilca.

have this day sold to Jno. N. Law
renee & Co my entire stock OF grain
and. coal. Also all accounts due me Tor
grain. Thanking my fTisnds and pub
lie generally for their hind patronage
In the past, l sincerely hope . conhnu'
ance Of same to my successors Jno. NJ.
Lawrence 4 Co. 7. =. Castles.
Oct. 20, 1898.
Referring 10 the above We wish 10 an
nounce to the public that We have this
day bought Of T. y. Castles his Grain
and Coal business, and will, continue
same at old stand. We will keep on
hand at all tunes . full stock OF every
thing in our lines and will appreciate
share OF the public patronage.
sO.2t Jno. NJ. Lawrence 4 Co.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
THU RISE IN WHEAT.
Indications Are That Prices
VIII Soon Climb.
VARIOUS REASONS FOR ADVANCE.

short Potato Crop In Europe IL Mostly
Responsible FOR the PFsdietion That
Prices WIN he Stronger English Farm-
srs Are Holding ON TO Their surplus.
The Famine In India
NEW YoRK. Oct. Pa dispatch TO
The World from London says aremArk.
able feature Of the situation. one plainly
indicating that higher prices are com.
ing, IL that the farmers in the wheat
growing districts Of England are firmly
holding on TO their stock. though the
figures now obtainable arc much higher
than they had ever hoped TO sec again.
Tho continued absence Of rain In the
Punjaub district and the measures now
being arranged by the East Indian gov.
eminent TO deal with possible famine
seem certain to make large demands on
the market next month.
The Worlds correspondent had q talk
with Mr.. SchAmasch. the manager o.
he great firm Of Z. d. sassOon & 90. OF
London and Bombay, the largest and
most important London house In the
d East Indian trade. II was his purchase
Of several cargoes Of wheat for Bombay
last week that caused the irst decided
advance In price. He says;
Il consider the prospect Of the mar.
kot excellent for some months to come,
Notwithstanding the price Of wheat
shows a downward tendency. Il has
now fallen to 80 shillings and believe
II viii drop to 30, from which point 4
will rise steadily In a healthy, stable
manner. The poor potato crop both
here and ON the continent must be taker
into consideration ~ an important ele
ment in predicting the grain outlook. Il
Il almost certain that ON this account
France viii become an importer. and
when France begins b import pricei
will 20 up or shillings In a week
Germany aud Holland also have suf
fered in their potato crop. so they. too
will become importers, which will In
crease the strength Of the market Ant
maintain prices at a good level.
AS to India, the pinch Of want vii
not be felt there for some months any
way, as they have enough stock to keel
them going. II cannot yet be said with
certainty that they will have q fAmin'
at ali. Rain may come, and II IL does
the crop will be saved. OF course thr
stocks In India are held by spectators
who may manipulate the market. II
which event we shall have exciting
times.
THE importations Of wheat into In
dia has reached 80 far. only moderat
proportions. I bought three cargoo
and another firm bought one cargo 70
India. That is all in. As to Argentin
: we estimate that we shall get 1000, 90
quarters at least from there, The reaC
ton In tho market is due 20 a state q
, nervousness This reaction viii prov
beneficial in shaking on the weak hold
ers, when trade viii begin 10 improv
as already explained. on stable. health
basis, and prices viii rise steadily"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

Dlseased blood. conlllpallon, and
kidney, liver and bowel TROUBLES, are
cured By Karl'e Clover noot Tea. bpld
By all drusslssA.
The ladies aid society Of the Preaby-
terrain church wiz give JaPansse tea
Al the Academy Of Music On The even
ing Of Friday, Nov. a. Everybody
cordially invited.
was nervous. tired irritable and
cross. KarI's Clover Root ia has
made me well sad happy.
Sold By all druggisiA ~. ~ z
MRA B'h w0RDEN.
The officer who Wsat ont 70 invesli.
gate the CLANCY bridge robbery was In
town Yesterday bat had bean unable 70
end any clue 10 The crime. A thorough
Investigation vas made With dogs from
the county farm.
Consumption en- b cured b. the us'
Of ShIloh's Care. This great cougi
Cure IL the only known remedy Tor thni
terrible disease seld By ~ drug
glsta.
When II began 70 spFihkls . little a
kits free .shOw Tuesday night whil'
that gentleman vas talking Tree silver
he promptly said: "Don't mind that
my friends, Iis enly a lev FspublleaI
tears which lhsy are splIllnS bsfOrs III
election because they go defeat stArinI
them In she faes.", .s. t..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

NEW YoRK, Oct 29.-The cotton mar.
ket opened today firm at Sto6 points
advance ON better cables than was ex.
pected. Bullish sentiment was In.
creased by fears that the cold wave now
In progress in the northwest will ex.
tend over the oottonbolt, whore heavy
rains are reported, A further advance
Of 8 points made on smaller estimates Of
receipts at ports and heavy buying Of a
prominent Philadelphia house. At II
O'Clock this morning the market was
Arm at q net advance Of 2 to 10 points,
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Nrm Yoak noRse sHoW.
All i Ready For the Great Event and
Good Prizes offered.

All i Ready Tor the Great Event and
Good Prizes offered.
NEW YORK. Oct 20. Everything Is
In readiness for horse show week. which
opens at Madison Square garden Nov. Q
and concludes Nov. a. Unusual efforts
have been made to stimulate a reason.
able spirit Of emulation among the
owners Of equine ehRibles Of the yari.
Gus classes. and prizes Of value. amount
ing in tho aggregate TO $4,000, have
been offered. They range all the way
from $500 for first prize in the thor.
oughbred stallion class down 20 $50 for
first prizes in the Shetland stallion
class
Besides these there are prizes for lady
riders and drivers. the most important
Of any offored-important because OF
the tremendous interest that win be
taken ia tho contests for their posses.
sion Many Of the society women are
good whips, and others Of them are OK.
cellent horsewomen, and there is con.
siderable rivalry a. 70 honors.
The men. Of course. will be ON their
mcttle, and each win struggle hard for
the supremacy in the driving, exhibition
riding and hurdling events.
Something Of novelty viii be intro
duced in the contest for the special prize
offered for the horses and carts Of the
New York streetcleaning department.
This Is TO be judged on the appearance
Of the drivers, the condition Of the
horses aud the care taken Of the carts
and harness as turned out Tor daily
work
Interested In the competitions foI
prizes has grown in strength from yeai
10 year until the rivalry among the
owners OF horses is as hot a. that Of tbs
baseball clubs Of the National league.
II Is prophesied by those who oughi
10 know, that competitions An the har'
ness class will be- better and more exeit
ing than ever before. The reason fol
this is found In the fact that during th'
past two years little or no credit hA
been given to the hackney blood II
many Of the stylish halfbreds that hav,
taken ribbons hence the friends Of tn
hackney have determined that the pub
lie shall be fully informed this yea
whenever a winner IN a harness elias
has hackney blood in his voins
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

wnKKsBARRE, h Oct. CA ter.
riblo explosion Of gas occurred In South
wilkesbarre shaft Of the Lehhigh and
wilkesbarre Coal company this after.
noon. Il is reported that six were &C
badly burned that they will die Tn,
mine was not IN operation, and only
about 10 men. mostly repairers, wer,
susfaa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

chas. n. Edge, dentist, Bysne Tex
John Mann len for wsso yesterday.
NV. Leigh vsAs 70 cslvsis fssssr-
day.
Judge Bhsh usRl 70 haFlln yostsF.
day. - o."
Col Harrison Of celless. vas In the
city yesterday. r..-t
Rev Gustav Weiss Of HsArns. was
here yesterday.
Bill and Walter Buah Of Aasy. we're
here yesterday.
Mrs. H. II. Jones lsil yesterday Tor
Ellis county 10 visit slater whom she
has not sssn Cor moro than forty pears.
Candy paIliHsiai ,lAs Isaidsnes Of Dr..
VIC. Frilsy tonight PEOeeeda 10 DO
devoted 10 bsnsvelsal Rurpssss' Every.
body invited.
Pllls % not cuts Cppaiipation, They
only aggravate. Karl'a Cover kpoi
Tea gives perfees EfgplaTity % the
bowels. sold By al druggists
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
John N. Lawrence ( Co, Soda %i.,'. Settler q,
Wholesale
delivered Regularly 10 part OF the City. Phone IS
The Eagle h prepared 10 print elec.

The Eagle q prepared 70 print cleo
ton tickets 10 unlimited quantities,
We have secured from democratic, pop.
ulist and republican headquarters the
official ticket which will be used by
each Of these parties. and We have also
secured the names Of ell precinct can
didales in the county with correct
spelling and initials. We have every
facility for doing good work and guar.
antee satisfaction.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

81. JOINS, N. r.. Oct. 29.-Newspa.
pers here publish frightful accounts Of
the restitution In Labrador, upon the
authority OF DIR. Greenwall, superin.
tendent Of the mission 10 deep sea fish.
ermen. WHO comes from England yearly
with two assistants 10 do medical seEv.
loo ON tho coast.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

WmEEsBAERE, Pa, Oct 30. "A car
ON the Pittstou electric railway crowded
with passengers, who came 20 Wilkes.
barre TO witness political parade,
jumped the track a, gainesville yester.
day. Three women were fatally and q
core seriously injured
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

OMAHA, Oct g9-Judge Elmer 8.
Dundy, for 80 years Federal district
judge Tor Nebraska, died here Of neu'
ralgia Of the stomach. He was ap
pointed territorial judge by President
Lincoln IN 1863. SmcSthat time he has
participated IN the trial Of many a.
nous cases.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
FAMINE IN INDIA.
The Outlook Is Increasing In Gloom.
Inesa In Several Provinces


insss In Several Provinces
sDnA, India. Oct. 29.-The famine
outlook In India IL increasing in gloomi.
ness II is not probable now that rain
will fall, and the prospects are serious
in the northwest and central provinces
In the Punjaub
The scarcity Ia extending TO Behara.
At Bombay prices have risen heavily.
Large imports Of foreign grain are ox.
pected. About 80 lakhs Of rupees have
already been given from the imperial
revenues for advances Of seeds, etc,
and relief works In the northwest and
central provinces, the Punjaub. central
India and Rapulana are being started in
addition TO the irrigation works which
are projected In the Punjaub.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

CARIHAoE, Ills, Oct y9.-Tho ladies'
doimitory, N connection with Carthage
college, burned to the ground here
Many Of the lady students losi their
wardrobes There was no insurance On
the building.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

Billy Edwards, who Is the highest
metropolitan authority on election
gambling, told me that he doubted
whether 10000 had been yentured on
the election up to date. There are
lOls Of fellows going around offering
great big odds either way" he said, but
when they are pinned down they won't
BET . cent. tits the worst year | ever
saw In my life. The lively youth who
capably Oils the position Of office boy
In this bureau caused CONSERVATION by
bouncing In yesterday afternoon and
shouting that he had s75 to bet on Bry.
an at the best odds he could get. !"
"Youse ken bet I've got de stuff. See ?
Desc blOkes what's talking about Civ
In TELLER big odds hey chased EN-
aelyes Ofrn de row, guess, cause !
can't find 'em. II deres any goldbug'
here I'm ready fur EN- see9-Gotham
News.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

LIsBoS, Oct ga severe storm pre-.
walls along the coast Of Portugal. A
Fishing boat has been lost near setubal,
Is miles southeast Of this city. Four
teen fishermen were drowned.
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To ThePubIIc.

On account Of the election The Eagle
will Be unable to collect or pay bills un.
III about Nov. 10, and kindly asks its
friends and the public to extend this
courtesy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
A Week OF Pleasnra.

The opera house will be lively next
week when the schwarz Stock Company
eemmenceS their engagement, opening
In the most charming Of farce comedies
Wanted 9 Wife," the numerous speci.
alitles introduced are pleasing and Of
the high class order. Mr.. Owen Bart
lett, the sterling comedian is heading
this organization and making many
many friends wherever he appears.
The band and orchestra receive
rounds Of applause whenever heard.
The prices are popular 20, IS and SOC.
Remember the date Monday Nov. 2.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

Thousands Of dollars are loaned on
character; Tor there are men Of such
high chAracteF.-though not rich in the
worlds gOods-that they will not borrow
more than they can pay" That was
the reply Of 3 bank president at q re-
cent meeting Of bankers in ST. Louis
when asked concerning the ability Of
small capitalists-men doing q small
buainess-to raise money on credit.
Another banker put Il more bluntly,
saying that he would rather lend money
10 an honest poor man than to the rich
knave, who could give Substantial Sc
euhty. The tenor ofall the replies was
q tribute Of hard.headed business men
10 the value Of 4 reputation for honesty
II was a striking evidence Of the fact
that proved integrity is business capital
and that such capital Is within the
reach Of every man
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

0ALvEsros. oct R-criinary, eh; good
ordinary o.; low middhng, ~, middling
~ good middling, 7 ole; middling fAirf i6id
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

CHICAGO. oct ss.-common 70 fancy native
dressed beef and shipping uteers n3)eS %;
siockera and feeders q sSes %. wsstefn range
cattle. q ooaa CO.. TEXAS steers g ih93A
Hogs Common 70 choice o oe9 50
sheep-Natiyeas q soGs %; westerns, 9 5oe
81 A
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

pulolso. oc. a-wAs..-So ri MA
oosa--Ne. J. sssaWlG
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
A sEPoY RUNS AMUcK.
Kills Two Lleutcnants, Two PrivAtcs, He
sides wounding Another.

slides Wuunding Another.
SrNLA, India, Oct 90 A sopoy be.
longing 10 British Indian troops ste.
toned at Fort Sandman ran amack
last evening aud killed Lieutenant
Yeates Of the royal engineers, Lieut..
Downes Of the Bombay lanoers and
two private soldiers, besides woundina
Lieutenant McLachlan, before he wa
oyCrcome.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

KarI's Clover Root Tea purines the
blood aud gives q clear and beautiful
complexion. Sold by all druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
THE MARKETS.


NEu ORLsASs, Oct Ordinary. q Bi6, good
igl6. good middilAg. 49, middlihg fair, q
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

lnousanas Of cases Of Consumption,
Asthma, Coughs. Colds and Group are
cured every day BY shllOh's Cure. Sold
by al drugglstA
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-11-19

Read ad. OF the auction sale OF the Thos
Burroughs estate.
Frank White has finished cider making
Miss Annie West is home fIom Sher.
burne.
Repairs are being made on the mill dam
and tiume.
Lncian Blackmer has returned from
Stockbridge.
Ed. Bigelow OF Royalton spent Sunday
at Ed. Ciark's.
Miss Clara Sonle OF st. Adams has been
home on visit.
Turkeys for Thanksgiving are being
sold for lac. per Id.
Charles Clapp OF Lebanon, N. H., is in
town for short time.
William Badger OF Sharon recently
visited friends in town.
There will be a donation at Rev. Mr..
Emery's Friday evening.
George LaRock has bought the o. {.
Smith farm and moved onto the same.
Quite number attended the torch
light celebration at Woodstock Friday
evening.
Capt. Stephens and wife contemplate
keeping house in part OF Mr.. Wards
house this winter.
Rev. Mr.. Emery is finishing his repairs
by painting, which adds much to the APP
pearaDce OF the place.
Guy Putnam will lead the Y.P.C.U
meeting next Sunday. Subject for con-
sideration, Conversation"
r. L. Cotton OF Gouveneuer, N. V,
bouc bit the Ii. G. Atwood farm at auction
for 5000. This is considered one of the
best places in town.
The next Universalist sociable will be
held with Miss Lila Chase the first
Thursday after Thanksgiving. All are
cordially invited to attend.
School in No. l6 closed Nov. 18th.
Number OF pupils, u. Average attend.
ance, 10 l 3. Lizzie Emery and Ella Ad-
ans had no marks during the term. Rosa
Chadwick, Clarence Chadwick, George
Cham berlin and Gertie Newton were ab
sent one day each but had no marks dur
ing the five weeks that she lived in the
district. l.. BATCHELLER, Teacher
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-11-19
Union NillnTe

Allen Clark is sick with appendicitis,
Francis Il. Lord, who has been serious.
ly Ill, is convalesciUg.
Arthur Clark, no has been working in
Reading, Mass, is at heme.
Rev. Mark twood Of ST. Jobnsburv is
the guest OF his daughter, Mrs. L. S. Pat
terson.
Pompanoosuc creamery was recently
sold at auction by the stockholders to j.
5. Campbell, for S701.
Several from this place are at the F. w,
missionary convention now in session at
White River Junction.
Mrs. Cushing of MONTPELIER and Mrs.
Frank Huntington of Washington spent
SUNDAY at the Blaisdell home.
J. X. Blaisdell, our genial and efficient
postmaster for 20 years, has resigned and
r. Z French has been appointed in his
place.
Miss Nettie Clark returned Saturday
from Boston, where, she has been spend
ing several weeks, accompanied nv her
aunt, Mrs. VIM. jerks
Quite a party OF young people met at
! ne home OF Truman Waterman Wednes-
day evening to assist in celebrating the
list birthday OF his son, Leslie.
Those pupils having the highest rank
Tor the fall term ending Nov. Z, were, Lu-
10 Patterson, George Rogers, Grace Ellis,
Bessie Lord, Eva Benson, Lucy Barrett,
STA Turner, Christie Colburn, Honor
Clough and Mercy Clough.
MARY BALKAN, Teacher,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-11-19
Rochester,


Read ad. of the auction sale of the Thos
Burroughs estate.
Mrs. Agnes Brown has returned.
p. L. Weber was in Bethel Monday.
Paul Tinkham was IN Montpelier Mon
day.
II. II. Cushman was in Montpelier Mon.
day.
Chas. II. Stoddard was in Bethel a day
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs.E. L.PIerce were in Wood
stock recently.
Clayton Hubbard was in Randolph for a
day last week.
John Howard was in Randolph for a
day last week.
Claude NJ. Campbell was in Woodstock
two days last week.
Mrs. Calvin Morse arrived home from
Connecticut Sunday.
DR.. w. d. Huntington has been in
Montpelier this week.
Mrs. @. W. Angel spent last week in
Bethel and Randolph.
Alfred Cove has sold his brown MAJ e
TO go to Concord, Mass.
Col. Albert Clarke OF Wellesley, Mass,
has been in town recently.
q. Nj. Ford has SOLD his Dlack mare 10
Mr.. Haines Of Concord, Mass.
Mrs. A. j. Martin returned to her home
in Brooklyn, n. Y, Monday.
Asa X Harvey and son, Flynn, were in
Randolph for day last weeK.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. x. Blodgett have been
in Barre, Brooktield and Randolph for q
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Vanness Abbott and
daugh liter left mere Thursday for Spokane
Wash.
The selectmen hope to get the iron
bridge ready for the travelling public Sat
urday.
Mrs. Wesley Swan and son spent last
week in Williamstown with Mrs. George
Nixon.
Mrs. Ransom Guernsey OF Hudson,
Mass has been visiting friends in town
tue past week.
NJ. D. Chittenden was in st. Adams
Thursday and Friday to attend the State
Teachers meeting.
Guy /. Parmenter OF Pittsfield and Nell
lie M. Lewis Downev OF Stock bridge were
married by Rev. t. Roscoe Nov. 5.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-11-19
LEGAL Not1ces.Srs
STATE OF VERMONT

ORANGE COUNTY IS
At a Freemanis meeting, legally warned
and holden in the several towns OF Orange
county on the first Tuesday OF September,
A. d., 1896, the votes for county commits
sioner having been duly taken and re-
turned to this office, and on this eleventh
Gay OF September, A. ID. 1896, by me, duly
canvassed, and it appearing that Alonzo
Moves of Chelsea received the greatest
numb of votes cast, / declare him
elected to the office OF county commits
sioner.
County Clerks office, Chelsea, Vermont,
sept 18th, A. ID. 1896. 49,
CURTIS S. EMERY, Clerk.
STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, held
Randolph District SIS al Randolph IN
aid District the 30tli day Of October 4. Des6,
) s Allen administrator Of the estate OF Ellka N L
Allen. late Of Randolph in said district. deceased,
presents his administration account for examination
and allowance and thakes application Tor decree o.
distribution and partition u the estate Of said de
ceased. WhereupOn Il Is ordered by said Court tht
said an ucation come under consideration ana be
card on the 2d day Of NOY A. ID. 1895, at the FRO
Office In Randolph. and Il Is further ordered that
al persons interested be notified thereof by puhea
ion OF notice Of this application and order thret
weeks successfully In the HERALD AND NBws. nrtnt.
Cd az Randolph, before said time Of hearing, tnai
thty may appear at said time and place, and show
cause IL any thgy may have, why such account shout
Hot he allowed and such decree made. BY the Court
205 Attest, WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. judge