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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Sept. 6.-sUGAR-The London market
for beet sugar was firm. with September at los ID
and October az los gt4d The local market for raw
sugar was fm. with centrifugal. &test, at 592 and
400 asked: muscoyado 9s-test. 3.i2, and molasses
sugar. ss-test 3O6 Refined sugar was more active
and finn
NAVAL sTORES-'rhe market for rosin was dun,
with common to good strained at i.S0 Tar was
Brm AZ $50 for oil barrels. Spirits turpentine ruled
firm At Sc for machine made barrels.
BUTTER-R Receipts 7.ll4 The market Is firm at
Thursdays advanced prices Creamery special. IN
creamery extras 2.
EGGS-Receipts. ss5S cases. The market is very
finn on The fancy eggs Extra hrsts are readily
placed at 22a2lls: Western selected. 22a22l5
MILL FEED-Strong: small trade. Spring bran.
l00-pound sacks to arrive lake and rail- S660; mid
dlings $50; city bran, 2i0a, in bulk
CORN-Steady, snail trade. No. 2 elevator. 70;
No. 2 20. T. o. b.; Ne 2 f. 0. b.. early September.
20; No white. ia. {. Q. b.
FLOUR-Firm; fairly active. Spring patents. $50
a5 y; spring clears. 405aii0; winter straights $50
s45 winter clears, S.60aAl0i Kansas, IN sacks
patents 475a5.M.
RYE FLOUR-Fim; fair demand; 4T5a5I5.
CORN MEAL-StTong. but quiet. Kiln dried. fol
export. 36oa3.65; coarse meal. in bags, L32al.35.
HAY-Steady: fairly active. Receipts $50 tons.
Prime timothy 10; No. l. ll0aL15.
STRAW-Quiet and steady
BEEF-Steady moderate trade.
P0RK-Quiet; unchanged.
TALL0W-Inactive
LARD-Steady. Prime Western. sf5; city, SIS:
refined continent $50; South American, 1910; re-
fined Brazilian. kegs. l50; city stearine. l02s oieo-
stesrine nominal; New iork, sE Chicago 81.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.



BUTTER-Demand moderate and market steady
Creamery fancy. 2saEiz; Western frs1s. 25 seconds
ZaZ4 process fancy. 2422i5s; dairy, choice, l9ao;
coed. l9. store pac5ed. fresh. Isala
CHEESE-NeW York state. factory large I5sa
is7. do. small lialfi2. sumner large. Ial5; West
srn factory new. choice. Eizal5; do fair to good
il Virginia. 90,
EGGS-Recsiptz moderate; demand active. Near
By fresh Virginia "a West Virginia and Southwest
Virginia. Q: Tennessee. 3: North Carolina -
LIVE POULTRY Receipts liberal. market firm
Spring CHICKENS. I7als; de-. small L; hens. i31s
roosters. Z ducks. large, llsl2; DO. snail, sas
geese Gas TURKEYS, toms. per ID. z: do, hens. B;
do thin. 10 keats. To-
DRESSED POULTRY-Receipts light; market
firm. Turkey hens uudrswn. Per lb.. Is; do
average undravn. I5sl6 do thin. 10; old toms. -;
chickens, large 1Ial6; hens choice IS: ROSTERS
g; ducks old. sai0: spring l5sl4 geese. sail
DRESSED MEATS - Calves full dressed, zoo;
heads Of, 6OOa9o). hogdressed calves. 500; hams
country. sugar cured. lsll5.
VEGETABLES-20ia per barrel. home grown
25al.5o; sweet potatoes. 2i5a300; yams 2GlaZ50; /;
cabbage per barrel. %: clcImbers North Carolina.
lG0al.50; lettuce. home grown. barrel. L05al5j /:
onions Maryland and Virginia. Per bushel. -75aso;
do, Maryland and Virginia, per barrel 250a275;
string beans. green. Per basket. lo0alZ5. bsets
bunch ja3: cantAloupes l0aio.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. loose packed. L00al5O; /;
reaches Der box i.T5a2o9: do common, 15al.el.
SUNDRIES- Beeswax, g; talloR 5a5i7 honey
white clover. lib. new l3: do do. 2-lb., new, 10
az: ginseng per 10. 600a6.5O: seneca. per 10. 90:
golden seal. 0ab; pink lZal4; mandrake. 2l5: snake
r0o.. 3.
GRAIN-Wheat, choice. s0as2; do. fair to good
75a7s do ordinary 70a72. rye Coats; corn. shelled
white. 62a64 do. yellow. 62a64; do ear, 325a259;
oats. Western white No. 2 6ls62 do, mixed, 59a50
HAY AND STRAW-Timothy. choice z.eoaZl0O;
do, No J. lae0a2500; do Ne. 2 Eeeals.0); mixed
has, IsWaI9O0. clover l6G3al7-50; straw, rye, pes
bundle. HOO do, do. machine thrashed, 6.50as75: +:
do. wheat $50.
WOOL AND HIDES-W0ol market steady; hides
generally dull Wool washed free of burs. per b..
50: do unwashed, free Of burS. S: do, bury. S.
Hides green per b. s; do. dry. l5al7. Sheepskins
green. each. s0alO0; do. dry each, 2aZ. Calskins,
green, each l55.
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SELLS cents per share.
Notes on Mining.

Col William c. Greene Is preparing 70 return
from Mexico. where he has been since last March
supervising the development Of the properties. He
will be in New York in time TO attend the Seuteu-
Der meeting Of the board Of directors Of the COM
pany, and at this meeting action viii be taken on
che regular per cent seqi-snnual dividend on the
preferred stock payable September &
Col Greene has news for the directors and share
holders Of the company. Eight years ago Col Greene
organized his Greene Consolidated Copper Companv
with capital Of S50O0OOO TO take over the conner
properties at Cananea Mexico. Then they were
little more than prospects but since that time more
than SIS 0O000 Of copper has been taken from ti,se
mines. and more than S6,OO0000 in cash dividends
has been paid 20 the shareholders
Last winter Col Greene disposed Of his controlling
interest in the Greene Consolidated Company to the
Coie-Rysn syndicate, which merged it with the
CanaDea Central Copper Company in the name of
the Greene-CanRnea Copper Company, Of which
Thomas f. Cole is the president sn6 Col. Greene
the vice president, Since then Col Greene has
devoted himself to the building up Of the Greene
GC'd-SilFer Company, which he belieTes viii be more
success ful than the Grfene Consolidated Copper Com
pany.
According to the August Dividend Record. ten
Utah mlle5 reported dividend payments sggregating
$3.50 $50 as follows;
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. members OF
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and NeS
Orleans Cotton Exchange 1855 + street northwest.
New York. Sept. 6-The general trend Of the mar
ket upward. few points gain being established
the improvement being inspired By encouraging ca
bles. Desutory trading describes the character Of
the DAYS business, which marked by an absence
Of snap and general waiting attitude By the cUn-
tending factions, strong spot markets and small
receipts encouraging the bull faction while the GER
ainty that spots must eventually weaken under the
influence Of a large movement tends 10 encourage
bears As for the bureau report on Monday. no i'm
pOrtant results are likely 70 follow. except in the
event Of their proving senSatiOnally bg OF small
neither Of which 70 be expected in view Of the
figures promulgated by other authorities in the past
ten days. OF far greater importance is the question
Of revision Of spot differences on September H. and
this viii 60 far 10 determine whether speculation
is 70 drag or tate life under the stimulus OF
more confident outside interest although the promise
for anything D0re than a small yield IS by no means
cheerful.
LIVERPOOL due points lower
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New Orleans.
Spot Market.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Union Stockyards Chicago. Sept. 6.-CATTLE-
Receipts, $500 head; market steady. Prime beeves
3Ra725; poor 20 medium, 4loa5.3O; stockers and
feeders, 270s500; COWS and heifers, 260a53O; can
neTs, L2Jaz5O: Texans. Ssoa5.25; Westerns. 4lOa
40
HoGs-Receipts, 1900 head market to 10 cents
higher. Light, sl0a6.eo, mixed. 575a6.45; heavy.
5.75as.2o; pigs, 55Oasl5
SHEEP Receipts, 5000 head market steady and
higher. Native sheep 300a2T5; Western sheep, 3l0a
5.75 native lambs. 500a770; Western lambs 525a
SIC
New York, Sept 6-CATTLE- Receipts. $500
head trade less active; steers shade easier; bulls
and COWS steady; one car unsod Steers. 4.l5as 50
bulls, 3.25al.50: cows. I.50a4.l0
CALvES-Receipts, 225 head: easier; Westerns and
grassers not wanted and lower. YealS 5O0a7O0 (;
grassers 25ea325 Western 350 dressed calves slow.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 800 head: sheep
oteadyi lambs opened steady TO firm: closed slow
one car wnsold- Sheep. 350a540: culis 200aa00 /;
lambs 7OOas.0O: car $50; clils 450a5.0o.
H0GS-Receipts, lSo head; nominaly steGdy to
firm; no sales reported pp to a late hour.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, SEPT. c.-Sf0ney on cali at the stock
exchange to-day opened at 3lz highest. "a lowest
~: closing. 3. Most OF the loans were at 3lk per
cent. Time money was offered rather freely fer
shorter maturities. and rates for thirty and sixty
days were shaded to per cent for pretty good col
lateral Borrowers. however. evidenced desire for
loans Of five and six months but the funds for this
class Of loans were not large. Rates. 20 81 per
cent f1T thirty u sixty days 5 for ninety days and
for longer maturities.
Mercantile paper moved very slowly. many Of the
larger institutions in the city being entirely out Of
the market Demand from out u town was very
light. Rates. 615 10 per cent for four TO six
months bills receivable and prime single names.
and per cent and upward for others
The sterling market to-day quiet, with the
rates closing five points higher Rates for actual
business were rs follows Sixty days. 4s35a4 $40
demand, 4S63aA S625; cables, 4S6S5a4 $500 Com
Eercia! bills were 4sl%a4sla. The supply Of grain
and cotton bills was moderate
The Washington herald., 1907-09-07

The viii of Joseph R. Quinter dated
July %, 1903. was filed for probate yester-
day. Mir. Quinter. with his son. Freder-
ick w, was engaged in the plumbing and
gas fitting business at 1914 Rhode Island
avenue, and by the terms of his viii de-
vises to his son his share OF the business.
including good WILL fixtures, and ma
terisl. The rest of the estate is TO go to
the wife Of the testator, Mrs. Clara Z,
Quinter, who is also named executrix.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales Regular call. r O'Clock noon
Capital Traction s. 600 at ll0s, $50 at ll09s-
Columbia Railroad s., 81 90 al lo2Es-
Washington Railway ana Electric preferred. IL
at 1874
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, . at 56is Il
at &c. 3 at g.
Lanston, 700 at i2h
Greene Cananea IS al r.
After call Washington Railway aud Electric pre-
fcuod. 3 at "a
Capital Traction. 10 at l3l. 20 at ISL. 5 at l3l.
Lans,on. 100 at l2is.
The foowing are the closing quotations on yester-
day stock exchange:
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wAsHINGToN CATTLE MARKEr.

CATTLE-Extra. per cwt. 5.5Ga5.75; butcher, 40
a5.t1; common. 259a30G
HoGs-Per cFt.. gross. 675a7oO; ordinary. eOOa
$50
SHEEP-Clipped, 350a4o0; common, 25G.300.
thanksgiving. choice. 7a7lz: medium 6iza1.
CALYES-Prime Ter lb., s. medium, Tara; grass,
lsilk
COTs-Prime. fresh. each. 4O0a5o@; commoU,
00oas0.OO; old and dry. s.ooalO.OQ.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by A o Brown Co. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange Munsey
Building.
Sales 20 noon. 415.G0O shares
Total sales .........7 735, 400 shares
Call money. H.. 3a4 low, 21s; close. 21s
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MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Irving K. Farrinrton
Co, members Of the New York Produce Ez-
change. Frank c. Kingsland, manager. Ne-n Bond
pnudi,s
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,Phone Mnfn a30O Whcn Ynn R,.turn

Subscribers returning from their sum-
mer home who desire to have their paper
sent 10 their city address will please
phone Main $500,
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STOCKS AGAIN CLIMB
Genuine improvement Seen
in Financial Sentiment.
MARKET IN SOLD-OUT STATE
Violent Rise Due to Condition Now
Existing and Conservative Observ-
ers Fear Upward Move Is Too
Rapid-FOreign Markets without
Feature-sIany PrOft-taking Sales.

New York. Sept Elm the same vigor-
Gus way as was witnessed yesterday, but
10 an even greater the stock market to-
day gave evidence of that genuine i'm
provement in financial sentiment which
began to make itself felt at the begin
ming of the present week. II IS true that
the recovery from the hySteTia that gov
erned the market a month ago has been
for a considerable time. in progress. but
il has nevertheless displayed itself until
recently in a cautious and hesitating way.
With the end of the Labor Day holiday
recess, the market has been plainly in
stilled with greater courage, and even
if no small share of the advance in prices
has been due to the buying back of GER
tain stocks by spectators for the fall
and by a certain class Of commission
houses. who have indulged IN ventures on
the down side Of the speculative account
with the idea of protecting themselves
against possible losses from the failure
of customers to respond TO margin calls.
yet the changed tenor Of the market is
unmistakable
Upward Move Too Rapid.
There was very little to-day in ex-
terror or interior financial developments
20 account for the violent rise in values
that occurred. and view not infrequent-
~ taken by conservative observers was
thar the upward price was in many in
stances somewhat too rapid. 1t is to be
remembered on the other hand that when
any speculative market reaches such a
thoroughly sOld-out state, as was the case
recently on our stock exchange, an up
ward movement in prices. when il does
come, may often be Of the sensational
sort
The foreign markets to-day were with
out feature, and seemed more to be in
fiuenced by the course of trading in New
York than by anything else But in for
eign financial circles, no less than here, a
lessening OF the strain upon the money
position is sufficiently manifested
Our own market was not slow in dis
closing its underlying character, Although
lower range of prices wOs sent from
London. and foreign operators were
clearly not inclined to follow the advance
here, the buying power Of the market in
tie first hour Of trading was great enough
10 easily absorb the large quantity Of
liquidation
Recedes at Close.
a large quantity Of Hquidating and
proft-talling sales were made conse-
quent upon yesterdays brisk rise Of
nearly $50 a share in the quotations for
the principal stocks. and from then on
during the rest Of the day the market
forged ahead with hardly a pause, reced-
ing only slightly upon the close Of busi-
ness
Gains Of between one and three points
In the quotations of the leading stocks
We're the rule
The suspension yesterday of a Wall
street commission house that has suf-
fered with embarrassment for many
months. and the decline in some of the
particularly high-priced railway shares,
were generally regarded in the financial
district to-day as helping 70 clear the air
in speculative sense.
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WALL STREET NOTES
Predictions of a Hill Melon
Adds to Market Interest,
UNION PACIFIC ALSO HIGHER

'Buy at 40" Cry Is Vindicated-Ex-
ira Dividend in Northern Pacific
Possible, but May Not BE Paid Until
Next Yenr-D. d ii. Jumps . Points
at Clip, and Lackawanna as Well.
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New 10Ik, Sept Cash market
WHEAf-StT0ng; good business No. l Northern
Duluth. to arrive. liz. f. o. b.; No 2 red f. O. b.,
L9J; No. hard. O. b. lo5ls; No. ! macaroni,
sSls. T. o b; No. macaToni. 9li7. Sales rs loads
largely No. red, No hard winter AID macaroni
OATS-Strongeri light offerings. Elevator prices:
No. white. 6sla; No. white. 6s No mixed, 59lk.
The prices for futures follow:
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COMMENT ON MARKET.

Benjamin Woodruff, Of Post & Flagg-
The recent advance in prices appears to
be largely a welI-engineered movement at
the expense of the shorts, based upon the
scarcity in the floating supply of stocks
and the oversold condition of the market
The lack Of uneasiness following the an
nouncement yesterday OF the failure of
Watson & Co. was pretty conclusive to
the bears that the market was sold out
and there was a movement 10 cover which
produced a sharp rally in prices. Senti-
ment Is undoubtedly much improved. as
the money situation has been growing
better from the decidedly unfavOrable
outlook in July, and there is also less ap-
prehension regarding the anti-corporation
campaign Of the administration. Prices
have responded handsomely in the past
week from the better sentiment and the
hurried retreat of the shorts. but there
does not seem to be much public disposi-
tion to follow up advancing prices, and it
is probably too soon 20 expect a pro-
nOunced bull market"
E. ". Crew, of Henry Clews & Co.
THE continued strength in the market
shows that determined effort Is being
made to make the shorts cover The Of
ferings of stocks to-day were light. viii n
made it difficult for tl;em to do so. Ddli-
gent inquiry on the floor of the exchange
fails TO disclose any accumulated buying
for the purpose of investment; neverthe-
less, il is clear that the inside interests
are taking an active part in the marking
up process. Whether the movement will
peter out when the shorts have covered
remains to be SEEN"
G. Bowie Chipman. of f. r. Chapman
& Co-Some hesitation was shown and
lower prices recorded around the opening.
This condition, however, was soon sue
ceeded by a more optimistic feeling, and
prices resumed the upward track. Adding
together the advances of yesterday and
to-day. the gain in the leading stocks is
quite material. The short interest Is
much reduced, and I see an inclination on
the part of insiders to realize profits. It
is probable that much manipulation has
been indulged in to create a better feel
ing on the near approach of the city bond
sale on September 10 We advise selling
long stocks on advances"
The Washington herald., 1907-09-07
A Sensible Man.

From The Milwaukee Sentinel
Queer duck, Tompkins."
I'm what way2'
''He bought an alarm clock and then
fixed It so it couldn't go of.
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LULL IN The MARKET
Few Transactions Recorded
on Local Exchange.
CAPITAL TRACTION IS FIRM

Brokers Cheerful Over Increase of
Cash in New York BaBks-BOnd
Sale Presents Humorous Aspect.
Relation Between Price of Copper
Hnd StOcks-A Canal that Pays.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
New York Sept G.-Closing quotations Of Unit
States government bonds:
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by &. X. Chapman &
o., members New York stock Exchange. G. Bowie
1hipman, manager. 1901 street northwest.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by F. r.. Chapman
Co members New York stock Exchange. O. Bowie
Chipman manage. Is9l L street northwest
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-03-21
License to Sell.


STATE of VERMONT, In Probate Court, held
RANDOLPH nisfRscf -. az Chelsea. In aud for
1907.
Elgin D. narnes. administrator Of the estate Of
Euniee Holt, late ~ Chelsea, IN said
District, sscsased, makes application to said
Court fur license to sell all ~ the real estate ~
said deceased. situated In said Chelsea, To wit
The homestead premises. Including house, harm,
shed. outbuiidinss and land adjoining, also a
piece II land On opposite eide Of rad therefrom
heioneins 10 the late Eunlce Holt, situated gu
Washington stage road within two miles of Chei-
sea village. representing that the sale IL
said real estate would be beneficial 10 all the
heirs 81 said Euniee Holt. deceased. and those
Interested IN her estate.
whereupon, ~ l. ordered by said Court, that
said application be referred 10 session thereof
tn be held AZ the Probate Otfice In said Chelsea,
% the I'D day Of March. A. ID. 1907. for hear
Ing and decision thereon and Il Is further ordered
that all persons interested be notified hereof by
publication Of notice of said application and order
thereon. three weeks successfully In the Chelsea
Randolph, In this state, And which circuiates In
the neighborhood OF those Interested, before said
time of hearing, that they may appear at said
time and place, and, II they see cause, object
thereto.
ny the Court. Attest. les
GEoRcE l.. Srow. Judge.
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White as a Point Of Interest.

Franklin Matthews, telegraph editor
of the New York Sun, tells of his
first meeting with William Allen
White, OF the Emporia Gazette. Mr..
Matthews was doing the west for a
monthly magazine. Finding himself
at Topeka, Kan, one Sunday with
nothing to do he decided to go down
TO Emporia to meet the distinguished
editor. He found Mr.. White at home,
and. after telling him who he was,
said that he had come to Emporia to
see the town.
WELL replied Mr.. White, "there
are just three things in town to see.
I'm one of them, and Mrs. Plumb's
new house and Charley Cross Here
ford bull are the other. You can look
me over, and then we'll go and see
wild Tom and the town mansion
Saturday Evening Post.
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Commissioners Notice.
ESTATE OF LODASCA HATCH.

The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court for the District Of Ran
dolph, commssionerst to receive, examine and ad.
Just all claims and demands Of all persons against
Lodasca Hatch, late OF Brookield, IN said Dis.
trict deceased, hereby give notice that we viii
meet for the purpose Of examining and
allowing said claims at the residence OF j.. w:
Untiedt at West Brookfeld on the 4th day OF April
and the 18th day Of Aug. from O'Clock pm untii
O'Clock OF said day., and that six months from
the 10th day Of February, A. d. 1907, Is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors 10
present their claims TO us for examination and
allowance. - go
Dated at BrookneId, this 18th day Of March,
4. d. 1907 lI4S
Iwy s ELAN Commissioners.
I w JJntfedt Adm
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CommIssioners' Notice.

The undersigned. having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District OF Hart
ford. Commissioners, to receive, examine, and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of VIM. III. Wilson, late OF
Rochester, In said District, deceased. and all
notice that We will meet for the purposes afore-
said, at the ONCE II h. H. Edgerton
In said Rochester on the sofh
day ~ March next, and the 3ist day Of August
next, nom J. O'Clock D.. m. until o'clock
p. M. of said days. and that six months from
the LIST day Of March, A. ID. 1907, Ii the time
limited by said Court for said creditors 10 pre-
sent their claims to US for examination and allow
ance.
Dated at Rochester. this I'd day of March,
A. d. 1907. l7s5
H HENRY y y wI sss,os. commissioners.
W. G. Scott. Admir-
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Commissioners Notice.
ksrAIE or npuAI AHLEIER

The nndersisnei, having besn appoint et BY the
Honorable Probate Court for the District -
kanderh commissioners 10 receive, exanins .
AID adjust all claims aud demands ~ all persons
against opha y. Wheeler, late IL iane0lph Va, Ia
aid district, Decreased. hereby give notice that
Ne VIII meet Tor the purpose IL examining ami
allowing said claims at the once ~ osgood 4
keandy Randolph, VI, oa the sd y al March.
1871, aud the 10Th day at August. A. n. 1897
ro'n ! ecl"ek p m until O'Clock
nonths from the 18Th day 1T February, A. u,
1871, u the time limited by said Court nor said
creditors Ia present their claims 10 Us for
sxamlnation aud allowance.
Dated a, Randolph. this Mh day Of
A, a. osdO0p. I c...n,
". A. OXFORD. o""
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Commissioners Notice.
ESTATE OF JOSEPH FRENCH.

The undersigned having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court, for the District Of
Randolph, Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
against Joseph French, late OF
Chelsea, In said district. deceased. and all
claims exhibited In Offset thereto. hereby give
notice that We will meet for the purpose Of exam
ming and allowing said claims at the National
Bank OF Orange County, Chelsea: Vt, on the
.tn Gay o. NAY, is' ana 1v'n gay Of august iw
said days, and that six months from the 27d day OF
Feb, AID. 1907, is the time limited by said Court
for said creditors TO present their claims to for
examination and allowance.
Dated at Chelsea, this lth day Of March,
a. = W. WILLARD p. TOWNSEND, 60
H. N. MArTI6ON,
4. A. Corwin, Exr