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DY d. II. WARMER,
ID Real Estate broker and Auctioneer,
IN Seventh street, between q and II streets.
cHANoEnY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. PROP.
EhTH BEIoN1Ih1 TO THE E5rATE OF

- I'm hssl Es! . sr2 H and AustioneeI
'A&' ''''''' Oo'"e'" anu 'uee''
oEssfrEE sAH5 n yt5uAREE REA5 fnSS
T TbSsI and by virtue Of deere. ., m, snrrom.
osSr. g w. bisti!ss q SsanSs. tss:.i y u
Al Az, osr,.in ssass issisia ndias ss.isia hi
ne nndsr.sned: sPpcihisa trustee 70 ssIi b. Inc
NJ is Sss Sn X AZ N ~
Ss il ana 70 the ss. b.. p ~ n Of n
aspsh rs srs %Si sSfT Ss
iss ai%i; ss e cSGss
west, BY depth oi Ia feet and LOT 3, Of The anne
;s ssS.. p ssS sYss,s ~ :s
streets northwest. east u and adjoining the Pres.
spdc estes nv saa 1ass o. Wi siia snd
: .as.c ss CO 3 p 81 5s ss
ScysmSsi; Iss qSSiSsi; i m Al y. intsssst
of M eSnIb IN and 70 III foowna lois ma ts
Of sronnd VIZ >, we 'O'' a-' r','''
M e s ps,f n sub y SsEs s sub
INV n ,asi!s Il, D:sS SSSS IA
mi hsiI q ssid iot by ,hs dssth sub ssas5s
hsif az Ma iot IN tbe den n.,p II An 1n sons,
;ass hang ina nnryh Al gssI 4, ,,t 10, IL. 'tan,S
Of lot: a. IN sonare ia. MARI IN snnara Ra
heinz TIA snuth IN fest irlnt 10 ". n HIM aansh -
Id: part l. In sauare NJ brins the nnpth EsW ~
aid 'iot: In snusrr 10. 4 In sopsre 7oas n N
s1uare "a: part Isl in souarc - being ina ", ~
west haif Of said fot; spo IA IN aSunr. M, IN
square III: subs n aud "a. m sIusfe ia: In RS
Y Il ;asiSs y Being !ss ssss V tsss
sInsre III. nart N snparn e AZ p,s ,h IL.
Of said iot W. in sauaie 5is g. In SQUARE III: psrt II
ing south II feet front of said LOT. subs IA AMI IA
In square t79: ii and a, in saiare Id: n ara
B m rorare bDs. sart, ii and IL IN sn,sro An
being south feet front n iot ii by ibs aesn tsr,
Of and the north 10 feet front BY the dsIth az ia
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Total. i2ooo afts all Cash. amounting to. o.
The distribution will be positive whether all the
tckets are sold or not, and the twelve thousand
gifts all paid In proportion TO the tickets sold.
Price Of Tickets.
Whole tickets, go; halves 996; tenths, or each
coupon, esi II whole tickets for 800; ny tickets
tickets for slor0o No discount on less tnAn $500
Tickets now ready for tale, and all orders accom-.
PANIED by the money promptly hlled Liberal
terms given TO those who hay 10 sell again.
THOs. X. BRANILETTE,
Agent Public Library OF Kentucky and Mhpasor
q ditt Concert, Public Library building, Louis
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BOURDARlEg,


GsHsTdl Orders No, lU4.
80 much OF General Orders No. 70, Of July 10,
1873, from this ONCE. as prohibits the issue OF
boots to foot troops Is revoked. and the note on
page Of said order Is so amended as to allow all
enlisted men OF the army TO receive four pairs
OF shoes, or one pair OF boots and two pairs OF
shoes per year.
In order that the QuaTtermaster's Department
may, with its Appropriation, and In the absence
VI surplus stock, supply the army with boots
and shoes, the Issue or sale 10 soldiers must he
Kept strictly within these limits.
ny order OF the Secretary OF War;
u. u, TOWNSEND, Ailulant General
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THE VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN.

LuncnburH Ceurt-hsu.e-Add by state
Senator Gorbnn--Thc Political situa-
ties.
Lvnrssuno oousr. nousr, VA. Oct. 10, fs7a
We reached this place about ~ IN. to-day
and found an unusually large attendance on
the county court. State Senator George W.
Graham, of Nottaway, was announced
through the Richmond State journal TO speak,
and at g p. m. led OF In an able and eloquent
address, giving In II q clear and concise his
tory Of the Conservative party In Virginia
since the war; how they have been taking
care Of the peoples money whenever they
had chance; their management Of the edu-
cational affairs before they were obliged to
do anything for the masses by the constitu-
ton, and what Withers knew about free
schools before he run for Lieutenant Gov
crnor; their way of managing railroad
affairs so Is TO give away the peoples money
without paying the debt Of the State with lis
available osscts; their action In trying to
sell (givc away to spcculators) tho James
river and Kanawba canal stock on the re-
commcndation Of our "beautiful Governor, "
late sutler for beast Butler; the successful
strides Of the honest Democracy towards the
financial ruin Of the State. The greatest at.
teution was paid to the speech by both white
and colored, and every one present realized
that bis four years experience In the Lcgis-
laturc had been we'll spent in tho closest
study OF the Conservative policy Of State
government, and he was dealing fearful
blows at the party for Its ruinous transac-
lions. lie cited only facts, aud those from
their own unfortunate records. Ills clear,
ringing voice will DO heard every day until
the election. He has served the party since
tho opening Of the canvass with as much
success Us any one man In Virginia.
| W. A. Nash, Republican, will be elected to
the House Of Delegates from Luncnburg by
ut least 400 majorlty-lt went Conservative
, In lSG9-and the Fourth district will probably
give 1900 majority for tho straight Republi.
| can ticket. u.
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'RUsTREs, SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
EE TREf sHh psR R9T nyIw SN ELEVENTH

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
sTaEET. NEAR =. SoRfhwEsT. ~ -
~ IT. e .y a'sf Il rSs Ssg 70 and
, ~ duly recorded the 18th day. Of March. is73. In
Of the District Of Columbia, and by the 70.
ssll. on FRIDAY, the sist day o. october. A. b.
1879 in front Of the premises, at O'Clock p. m,
All that certain piece or parcel Of ground or prem
ss yns sas SsnF n nf ssid e q az S
square numbered three hSndred and twenis tisd
Eleventh. street west tie distance Of nifty i've ieet
siI and half inches north from the southeast cor.
ner Of said lot; thence running north on the line Of
said street nineteen feet Ave and one half inches
thence west nifty feet; thence south nineteen feet
Ave and one half nches ihence east Atty feet to the
ths 5ishis PRIVILEGES, imPr9yements teaensnts
improvements consisf o. . three story brick house
In cash OF which Nifty dollars must be paid down Il
the time Of sale, The residue in three equal pay.
menn. ct biI. twelve and eighteen months, for
which the purchasern notes will be taken, bearing
M a. .he s,s q ten go P cent
sold II the terms Of sale are not complied with
rial and cost Il Inc deisutihs parchassr After one
weeks public notice: C,nyeyAneinK at tho cost Of
BENZ y. M0RsEfL. Trustees
ocs2awsw Auotioneers
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DY X. j. SWEET,
No. Oil seventh street, opposite U. 3. Post once

TRgsTEE,s sAhE r ~ T5sE In
RayMpElhhINsv ~ TIL, S2ggTn s,pE oF uR
FiRsf srREEfE X ESsf. hT Ru ShfthS. AND
BY virtue Of deed Of trust 10 me. dated August
%, fsT9, and duly recorded In Liber No spi, Ynlio
@ one q .hs land records for the District q Scium
by shall offer for ssle a. PUBLIC auction N front
Of the premises, on SATURDAY., October 10. lsl2
q srSund situate aud lying y tho city q sashny
that certain piece Of psree, q ground cQmI encins
east and running along street twenty (aj) feet
west, thence south eighty lsn) feet, thence east
twenty 900 feet thence north hty s) feet TO the
ORIGINAL place q beginning, in d, y dflbt!rs re.
corded subdiyirion OF square siI hundred and
Terms Of sale / Ono half cash; and the balsnce In
Twelve and eighteen months, Tor which notes Of
the purchaser shsl be given. bcarnS intcrest At tho
rate Of ten por cent per annum and secured By q
DEED e trust upon ne q Pr9pettyi s,o g 10 az
arc not compiled with within seven day lfer sale.
WI Be resoid. aaisE ons weeas 1otics
conveyaneins at the puishsse5's sost :, 60.
oc6 eodkds T. J. SWEET. Anctioneer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-16

TO-DAY, the ordinance adopted by the
Board Of Health, providing that the nuisance
Of which our people had so much reason to
complain in the removal Of night-soll shall
he abatcd, goes into force and effect. The
machinery with which the removal 10 now to
be made has been fairly tested, and has
proved to be all that It's owners and inventors
promised for It. We congratulate the people
the DiarIct anon this important eyent-an
which not only assures their comfort,
Ids 10 the sanitary condItipn of the
ulty,
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BOWLING & CO.,
ID Auctioneers, southeast corner Of Ninth and d
streets northwest. .NI
SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
SfRf N2h wRsIQ STREET. rlGrIh NEAR Third

m By virtue q I've deed. 2! trust. dated r.
tber No, 100 folio 81 Of the land records for waIh.
Ss p,t q GsGS%S end ~ dFe
public AUCTION, IN 'front.' Of the premises, on
THURSDAY, October 30, ls7S, at I 80 O'Clock D. M
md q foI n ,aS 8Me
numbered sol. together with the iInpr ysnienls
thereon. consisting OF Frame Dwelling House 6c
Term. OF sale: one third cash; balance In equal
payments nt six and twelve months, with ten per
cent interest for which notes OF the viii
pe required. 10 be secured BY deed Of trust upon
tae pI9poTy, deposit Of 9iOO required as soon
" soid compromising, no, at purchasers cost
~ tnS ,etns 81 sale are not complied with within
seven days the trustees reserve The right to resell
We property NJ the risk aud cost Of the defAuiing
sSlnn 6y siyihs i've dSys notice Of such sale
Il Sfft hw l. i n9tSS 1HSSRo Trustees
oc72aw3wSds huGtioueers.
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WAR DEPARrMEsT,J
AnJuTANr lENERAL,A OEIIoK.

WAR DEPARrMENT,) .
ADJUTAsT GEsERAL'B OFYIoK,
r..,, WAsnIsGros, October 10. 1879.
by direction OF the President, a tract OF land
within the limits OF the present military reserya-
ton at Fort Mcpherson, Nebraska-With hound
aries as hereinafter described Is hereby set apart
as a National Cemetery.
BOUNDARIES.
Beginning at point on the south bank Of the
south Platte river, marked by a wooden post
about four thousand and four hundred(i 1901 feet
from the nag staff at Fort Mcpherson, and run
ming thence westward up the south bank OF the
river thirteen hundred and twenty q, 800 feet TO
wooden post; thence southwark TO the table
land Of the ridge four thousand four hundred
and forty t,t4O) feet TO wooden post; tnence
eastward along the table OF the ridge eight hun
dred 5000 feet 10 wooden post thence north
ward four thousand and four hundred 4, 4OO) feet
10 the point OF beginning-the whole tract con-
talning about one hundred and seven (l0) acres.
by order OF the Secretary Of War;
E. ID. TOWNSEND,
Adjutant General.
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nor SALE-THE VALUABLE RESIDENCE
Il OF the late Admiral Montgomery, northeast
corner OF and Fifteenth streets, and facing Scott
sqIAre, and recently occupied BY General Butler.
A large Part Of tho purchase money can remain on
x M e. 'Rpz Y
sSssPh S,.seE NJ Msys Building or 10 the sI
~ '. ~ WIZ. II. MILLER,
ocl.eolm Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
EoR SALE, IN RLLAvILLE, PRINCE
u Georges county. Md, Q beautiful Residence.
on hiSh ground aud healthy locality. with com.
mnutes, ride In the cars to the city from BlAdens-
burg station where sixteen trains stop daily. Large
double Frame House. twelve rooms: cistern. hne
yell. excellent water and ,sprins: house. barn, No.
young. bearing trees; drApery with choice variety
This place Ia adjoining The farm Of Joseph b.
Bryan. esl. VIII sell the house and sixteen acres,
on and farming mps
sean 1857 Pennsyivania avenue.
ENOR RENT-A PARLOR AND BEDROOM,
on second hoor " desired; situated in an excellent
locality on Capitol Hill, Dan be rei>d by calling
1t l3l street southeast selu
Tor sALE-THAT BEAUTIFUL BLOCK OF
- buildings on street, corner Of Ninth north.
west, u offered Tor sale upon the m oat LIBERAL terma
In point OF construction, location and appearance
the city They have oil the modern improvements.
such aa marble mAntels, mArble-top stationary
nsces ranges. dumb waters, Butter psntriss. linen
r9oms dictionary w.shtubs. spsas q tubes water
'Ainins 70 hrs'eiA'' h0I Hsffssrkk6PP' DUDLEY
An2esm Seventh street and Louisiana Ayenue.
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n,AERI,a lNsIlrurE-

D'AERT's INSTITUTE.
y ,ss N. A. 4. PHILLIPS Boarding and Day
BoA ,ol for young adies has removed 70 the larger
s3d more elee,ntly Arrsnsed building, No. D East
neai Central Park. A select number Of pupils, lin
and snioy the privileges IL rennsd and beautifril
Agu e Rsferences, Rsy. Samuel n.nSon Coz. DID,
Eve T. d, D., and many Others. A Kindergarten De.
pArt ment for little children. Apple alton may be
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rbg %yisa s Az sg T sl VIZ, FRAME
ITMhphNr H sH8fPE isLA siSr{ko yENuE AND

TMEEN RH0pE ISLAND AVENUE AND y
STREET NORTH. AT AUCTION,
Il A B. is7a. duly recorded in iiber M. Ia, folio
.,,,o., one Y The land resords for wsshi2gton
nop q tho rarity secured thereby, We will sell at
spsEsDHT u .s9a Il sh 5s%f.e on
81 that piece or parcel q lend and pIenses Known
ely q %asSinsspn Is Io Sh IN Mises
s ss snsdiyop q four hune5sd
Meen sna srsu on .sss sei noTss and nd
improved Sy two story FRk NE DSsIpYSd. anu
Terms One fourth cash; balance In six, twelve
and eighteen month";, with Interest," ct rn per cent
per snnum from day Of sale, payab BILE semi annually,
and secured by deed OF trust on the property. a
deposit Of ehJ will be required on the day Of sale
All oonveyancipr 81 the purchaser'r cost
days the trustees reserve the right 10 resell al the
risk and cost Of the defaultns purchaser. AFTER I'D.
papers published In the city Of WAshinston. d. O.
Sakhtks X Il s MRAIEaEitEfs9tY' Trustees.
oca eo&ds Ut. COLDwELL, Bslosman.
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NEW AuGTIoN AND COMMISSION HOUSE
No A IsTs RESSssYkyASIA AVENUE ADS3IS
HENRY fS RhYtfhf sPkGfsE HfTEsrioS oL afVsS
0sysa e. ;s 1ls v snS .S yn1f real
aS,sises cutlery hosiery d5y Foods clothing and
houses respectfully solicited and guar.
Antsed. By strict attention 70 business and prompt
payments We hope to secure patronage. One Of the
Arm Ia an experienced auctioneer, having been al
the business over twenty years. The other has
Aulhd CLARK 4 HENRY
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Principal Prize, 100000,
consisting Of the superb paatal residence Of Simon
Abeles esq unsurpassed as q private dwelling In
the United States. being only lew blocks from the
Court House, surrounded by magnificent Erounds,
orchards. gardens and vineyards. The building
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pY DUNCANsON, BOWLING a. CO.,
DAuotionecrs, Corner Of Ninth and ID streets
Northwest.
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DARE CHANCE TO SECURE CHEAP FUR
~ nitnIe Of my own RAngfActure, The under.
stock for sale at reduced prices.
my+u SIS Eighth St. bet. asrfst SPACE Shd b.
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rue REPUBLICAN, MAS A LARGER CIR
rULArioy THAS ANY OTHER MORNING
PAPER ~ rue DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
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BOARDING.
PERSONAL

ID LEAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
goo rod, Board . can be Obtained 1t No; 81
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LOST AND FOUND.

g TRAYBD OR STOLEN FROM THE Gov
or s. Gst'p wand sssss
hiKh. star on ths FOREHEAD: A mber.I ressrd vill
cry Of the mare. fociSSll 7. HAvENER
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DR. JANE WILSON HAS REMOVED TO
~ SIS Fourth street, between 4 and streets
northwest, aud has pleasant rooms for ladies wish.
OcsH
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~ IMPORTANT TAX NOTICE.

B.PERsONs LIVING WITHIN THE
~ following limits Between II street north
and Boundary, and Seventh street west and North
Capitol strvets, can hAye he-eaitet the SATiosAL
REPUBLICAN punctuAlly served BY the under;
signed, at whose residence orders and complaints
can be left, a. veil n st the RkygbijoAs p{nes
jyiatf isss Sixth street northwest
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LNoR SALE OR RENT OFFER FOR SALE
Il the three two-story BRICK HOUSES situated
on street south, between Sixth and Four and &
half streets west, on easy terms. In the meantime
vii rent them At 490 per month. payable In I'D.
vance. Gas and water on premises
je,ap ". NV. and vo,rf A.. BosWELIs
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fwsALL PERSONS ARE WARMED
In sE,,nst Iurchas,,ng, or nssct,stins, for
Green, each for 81 vO and payable at two, three,
four and Ave years After date. 70 my order, pay.
but myself. H. A. SnfNN,
OcToBER 4, is7A ocsat
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EoR RENT-PLEAsANT ROOMS ON CAPI-
bs, soi aiil Apply at No. ID north street. near
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along the track to warn approaching
trains of their presence Consequently
before they were aware, freight train
came down upon them, and struck the
hand car, smashing it to pieces. Three
men at work ON the track were danger
ously injured, two of whom have since
died. Six cars were thrown off the
track by the collision, and the engine
damaged. Traffic was delayed for a
short time; Thursday morning trains
were running as usual Upon receipt
of the news of the accident at the Man
ayers Office. Point st. Charles, a tele-
gram was dispatched ordering the arrest
of the section men, who by their gross
carelessness had caused the fatal acct
dent. The order was promptly obeyed.
The damaged cars are now in the yard
at Point St. Charles.-.Stansteod Jour-
NAL
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Another shocking affair occurred in
Newark on Sunday before last. William
McLane from Haverhill, N. H. was at
work for his uncle. Alexander McLane
and on Sunday went to the post Office,
and on his return, called at the Spring
House. After a time he set out for home
in company with two companions, one of
whom had loaded rife. McLane asked
for the rifle, saying that he did not care
to live longer. and shot himself through
the body. He was alive at last accounts.
but no hopes are entertained of his re-
covery. 1t is surmised that rum did it.
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HARNESSES! HARNEsSEs!!
Farm focSale.


On account oil poor neat / / wish TO sell my farm
situatea nan ilis east he main road from Iras-
sad farm cqnprls 4 about s25 acres. and viii be
so enere, WIN stu tools and crops. in seperate
i'i.s ~ sun <sers. The half lot upon which the
buildings are ; - ary all tiage land excellent for
grass anu gral quite level slightly and pleasant-a
repair An .ther half lot is pas urng md Woodland
an, mo lot OF ITO acres is nearly all covered with
d is'' lnwth of trees. iiemloek enough to Weld
Darn VI more value than the land as 10 acres WELD
pa'A dat sold for over S400- Naples are abundant
aho Sugar house well situated contains 100 buckets
sap holders and boiling apparatus to match
corner OF the wood land comes to the Black River
SO logs can be hoated to mill The proposed Montpe-
Ter fiafdwick & Black River Railroad win pass near
the wood lot and this is of best wood lots on
the line Of the road.
cut about 40 tons OF hay and have good DAIRY Of
cows Altogether presenting of the best chances
TO make money. Farm Iig numbering and sugar making
in Northern Vermont
For further particulars enquire OF the owner.
ANSEL SEARS,
Irasburgh, yts sr'y ses rs1s snty
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You can bet your bottom dollar
that there exists no case of Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Swelling. or Stiff Joints, which
the Ccntaur Liniment. white wrapper,
will not alleviate and cure.
Mark the difference. 1t is the Cen.
taur Liniment. yellow wrapper, which is
again placing SO many used-up horses il
the harness. We care not whether the
case be Spavins, Sweeney, Scratches
Strains, or any Swelling-the effect il
simply wonderful. o37
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OWNINGTON.


Moses Marshall and Geo. Drown are
each building new houses.
J. H. Evans has built new carriage
house and shed.
Stephen Townsend has very much i'm
proved the appearance of his premises.
by moving and fixing up his sheds and
barns.
H. Bradley of Evansville, has bought
piece of timber land of Orvin Marsh,
and is preparing to build a house this
fail.
S. R. Hall, L. L. d.. who has suppli-
ed the Congregational church at Gran
by, in Essex county for the last year, is
at home for short time looking well
and hearty. We understand he has
been engaged by the people of CRANKY
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DIR. WIsTAR's WILD CHERRY BALsAM.
This Balsamic compound has become
home fixture Let all who suffer, and
have in vain attempted to cure their
cougs. colds, bronchial or pulmonary
complaints, make use of this unequaled
remedy. It can be relied upon, the mass
of testimony that has been published
since its introduction, being ample proof
of its efficacy.
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Grab ApDles W07sted.

800 barrels of the improved varieties. such
Quean's Cheice. Montreal Beauty Rose of Stanstead
and Eady's Favorite gathered without brnsing, and
free from worms, for which one dollar bushel. or
three dollars barrel will be paid at B. BRYANTS.
Derby and at my house in Trasburgh from September
18th to September Goth, and at Lawrences store in
Newport September 9Th, and at skinner Drews.
Barton, September 10TH If any persons have guam
ty that they cannot take either of these places
write me in regard to them.
Fancy Red and Common Varieties. 1926 per Dbl
T. L. JAMESON.
Irasburgh, August 25th, 1878. 1886
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The report shows that the falling off
is owing to severe winter. deep SHOWS,
which prevented teaming, and conse-
quently reduced freights The collision
at St. Johnsbnry, year age, increased
the expenses SIS, 200. Numerous acct
dents, last winter. and the freshet in the
north. last August, occasioned unusual
expenses He reports the road bed bet
ter than ever before, and believes the
prospect for the road is fattering.
SUTTON.
Asa z. Taft, merchant has sent 1000
dozen eggs to market since Jan. st.
Jewett Corlis will cut, should the sea-
son be long enough. about l25 tons of
hay.
The Q. & G. Steam Mill Co., will get
out a large amount Of wood for the r.
r. Co. during the coming winter.
The steam mill, belonging to Evans
and Randall will be run by Mr.. Randall
white Evans will stock it with timber
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Children Cry-for Pitchers Casio
ria. 1t regulates the stomach, cures wind
collie and causes Natural sleep. 1t is a
substitute for castor oil.
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NJ AK III
DIED.

At the Baptist parsonage Derby. August so. by Rev
j. G.. Lorimer Mr. Charles W Newell of East Burke
and Miss Helen Moody of Charleston.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-09-08

MS- All notices of deaths inserted free; obituary
notices and poetry fue cents per line
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-09-08
BOSTON WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET
CORRECTED EXPRESSLY FOR
It HI II M o N IT O r.,

A. d. H b B A. r D,
Jobbing and Commission Dealer in
BUTTER, CHEESE, FLOUR, LARD, EGGS,
BEANS. DRIED APPLE. &c.
81 JOHN STREET, Boston, Mass.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-09-08

RESPONSIBILITIES is in very fair demand for good
lots of fresh made and well kept daries. Common lots
are dull and difficult to move Cheese in steady de-
mand at our quotations; eggs in good request
flour has improve somewhat during the week. and pri-
ces are irmer pork and hams steady lard remains
unchanged; beans rmer hay is less active;
is in steady demands oats are unchanged; potatoes
are in moderate demand.