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ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.

Business Frunaacted ON Snturdnx
orT.w4 IN Rant s5Nsnnrsr,o w ~ conr* ~ ~.
ceedings to-day: v:
50; Rehesrtne doek.:- Hocklander II. Eva
20. neheanng docket Sanford B. Parkhn1st W.
Eii2S1n Vail atotulat4 ator, etc. petition denied.
H. John A:k3rson ct al VI. James cazh; reheartng
| granted
| in1uy; petition denied
80. -. Edward a. Mulford ct al Es. James H nevaz-
idgs e.. {. a.; i rshssar1ng shs q e,t;.; granted
In NOS 81 and ~ tlAs Carpenter Vs. James 8. Csr-
pantsr, Mclster, j. sald TINT, altar the Court had
passed upon and denied Petition for reneaEn2
three times aud the attorneys stu persist in asking
10. Thomas 3. o'Nsa "a. Levi D. Boone st Il.
7l2. John Doyle va. Philip conlin: motion over
| IS. Peoples Doctst-The People =; Ieary: rule VIA
90 1eo e1terea tar s On toe on n.oner:
1s; Peoples Doeket-The People N. Hill; the ruts
VIII aa % entered sstuEnae!e ost.
3o @ John ~ MeSso ;s a. = Hezeksah @ Young motion oTsr
Clerk be'ow to ssna up tho depoaiaons.
James H. Raymond viii ba granted License to prso.
ttca Law In this Slate
81. The knickerooeter Insurance Company OF Ct-
eonsnu.nee. COT @ 0' N'A ''''1'a - ''' '''''
Eozs confessed and Judgment Fevcrsed, and e1uas
remcqded.
7so. vcro 70. Apply appeal dismissed with PER
cent damages
7a0- Koykendan vs. Roberts s4mc, With no daro-
agaa.
794. Frsney yB Yppdemar: Game With s Der ceu4
damsgee-
795. SurRess Clark ct H.; motion to vacats tuds.
ment and te-enter Of formerd dn:e
a.. Barxin ys- BEasch motion for proscedeudo IN
stanter.
76j. Goodman VI. Tyler ct al; earue motion.
T66. Hyman W. Mast ct al; aa,ne.
162. Andrew ]. Wright and Samuel F. Wright, part
ners, John Smith motion by plaintiff In error ID
amend the pTecpe and writ OF ecxur.
796. Roberts ~ Roberts sppeal dian1Issed, with
Per cent damages.
CALL or THE DocREr
1e1 H. Grren Coursan imnlesdad etc ~ Ioserh
f. Nixou ct nj :. taken 0'
loa Marf SHERIDAN at Al W. Harxev D co1yn- M,y>
or OF the C3ty nf Chiea1o ct al. srp1,ed orafIv bf
Meirc " Fn1Ier for spns,.ans - md y r fond} To-
~ nnnelaea and taken N"~ "' -
1o3l s;rab Moras W Ellen rborna1l. t.ken On cau,
1o4- Jacob Frye ct al- N. Daniel 4 Jones et al-3
taken on call
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t.inly nominal. Judge acAliser for the last-nsmed
position and it ia stated Judge Gary will be
Il innossblc to give any idea Of the probabysue
eessfnl candilate Republican or Opposition, for
TIE SUPERIOR COURT cLERxsA1P:
Several part1e, are working hard to obtain the
nomination, but, it ia net position Of the most
lucrative character, 1t will be more Question OF pop
nar than Of n L. tas no oa o II b9n
tho minority Of ! Convention. When the ngurc
up to that amount. or beyond It, money tels
in connection with the caudscy for the five seas in
the County Board to be flied next fan After another
week tho matter will assume more deause aspe:r
snd general idea Of tho coming nominees may be
givon.
TIE crTr rREAsrHEnsHp.
now possessed By. Dan o'Hasa, Is the grest oh-
the Republican party: The latter, 90 faT, has not
troubled itaeN about the Office but douhtisss some
oIIara was elected On "ths Peoples" ticket In 1878,
and is aEnip candidate for the samo position: A.
though an old obice-ho1der, Dan 1s generally liked,
chiefly for his gen1al manners and ucden'sble gener-
osity.
Then Gomez Aid. Tom Lynch, self-nade man and
ISsn respected citizen MI: Lynsh has has been bee
cuznulated large fortune Ec stands high among al
c1sses, hut will ind truly formidable rival in alr.
O'Hara.
Mark Sheridan. ex-Police Commissioner, who hsa
strength IN tho Sixth and some other South Side
pa Rsy vel a1 o
will no doubt mako things rather lively for his op-
ponents-
Mike Evans is mentioned in the enu3e connection,
but that mysterious man Is perfectly aon-conanittal
snd whatever Mike may do Is being accomplished in
Enthusiastically cool aud quiet WY.
THE CITY krToREEysH1a
Is reduced to two candidates. Mesars. Jamieson und
McAugh. Az they are both warmly occupied IN tie
Canvass, and aR both well provided with friends,
the question Of may well be left to the future
to decide.
THE 3LAyoRALTY
ia another question that is not particularly clear Mayor
ColEin waTered much In his political views that
the Opposition have scrous m15trust Of his ultimate
policy. He hes expressed strong leaning toward the
Republicans but has committed no overt act in any d.
rectton. His vactlation is, however, generally re-
ported being hurtfu to his chances Of nomination
By the Opposition.
Mr. F. q. Winston, young and active man, who
has plenty Of money to spend, is looming up among
the Oppostonists their favorito candidate for the
n1ayoralty. Alao John Q. Partridge is occasionally
brought to tho 'front.' but who ought to know say
that Winston stock is riang RAPIDLY, and that Col
vim wans to catch up he had better start At once.
Among the Poce-Courk C1erkship candidates prornI-
nently mentioned John Sweeney, Larry o'Bsien,
Martin scully, Andrew Sullivan, and Scandinavian
whose patronymic is forgotten.
After the Opposition Central Committee defne na1t
Thursday evening, their mode OF calling ccaven-
ton, tue grand campaign may DO said to have actually
opened,
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heat. Tbs time 334 is tho fastest made by J.
vcar-old In Emile heat. George Graham is chest
nut colt. yesrs old. By Rogers, dam Sunshine, and
belongs to william Linck, Of Nashville, Tenn
The second hest was run during rainfall, King
Afonzo leading from the start, and winning in s41,
Groham second, Emma G. third, the latter having
also third place In the drst heat.
The horses occupied the same positions in the last
heat which in 34o tha track being very heavy
from the rainfall that commenced after the first heat
swigeTt, Springs Station Ky. He s hy phaeon, out
Of Gapitola. The King has been worry successful at
the present meeting, having every rice at which
be has run.
The last race mile beats, consolation purse for
beaten horses Won Iy Elmo in two straight heats,
betting Sa1lie Gardner, A1ainsail, and Redmau.
held In Louisville,
4 TEN-MILE TRoT.
PouoHKEEpssE, n. T.. Sept. 24.-Tha 1o-Enile trot-
ting racc between Maggie Nancy aud Ulster Maid was
Won by the former. Tiue 3454.
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SUICIDE.

Troy, n. T.. eort. 25.-Thomas and Magda-
len Stark, residing On Green Island, took lauda-
mum on Thursday night. intending to commit
suicide. Thomas partly recovered yesterday,
and repeated the dose, making two ounces and a
half in all, but eren that failed to kill him. Ills
vito died last night and be says he will end bis
owo life nj the first opportunity. He has been
cut OF Eork for eighteen months, and having
expended all the money he had saved. he, With
his wife. preferred death to subzisting on the
bounty OF friends. Both vera Germans, she 60
aud the husband 50 years old.
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7atat aa*es on dis-Philadelphia, Is; Chicago. Is.
ffst bake eTors-Mu1nAu, l; McGeary, i: Addy, |;
dsIapfs fdgI9ffs a;a HsMn'1n i Snydsr Fs
S.s.sd ! @ @eall,-snJder: 3; Hastings, Z
Raa$ e9rzed-chicago, |; Phil4de1phia. mons.
R1xes On called 5ai5-5t eMuilin, i: EastinEs, l.
Glenn Il. Deriin & Chicago = Fuimer, i: ADD, i;
Zcttlciu, /. Philadelphia, 3. " -
Doutfe p!dy-Pctsts. Hipes, and Glenn.
Tine u aunse-Two hours and fifteen minutes
Empire-Dasid Aston. Chicago.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP
In the table below will BE- found the st3tus Of ali the
clube tha: will he able to nnieh the season. Tha New
Hzvens and Atant1cs have been left out and al the
games played by them With othe1 clubs taken of the
record for The that has now grown 50 ate in
the year that it will o Impossible for either Of these
clubs to finish their quota Of games. 4 column has
also been added to chow the games each club has still
to play in all:
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the poor, generous benet.c:or; tho uofortn,,.,
helrcr; and. Ill cl1sses. fr!t r1l 'oaase I
Iscso9red, That we hereby tender orr h..x,
pn5nies TO ~ Eert =ved family IN their great a.ja
1asoped, That out OF respect for h1s n,enoss u
meeting stand adjourned for one xseI s0os3 MS
Ine meeting then adjourned to meet satu,d,.
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THE TRIGGER.

THE TRIGGER.
PIGEON POPPING IN TEE COUNTRY.
Special Dlspatch to The ch,ea7o 1r1bune-
LINCOLN, ILL.,. Sept. GA match for 91oo
side ut fifty birds was shot here to-day between
George Hunter, Of Elkhart, and B. Holmes. OF
Decatur. Hunter won, killing 4S dead and losing
one, which dropped dead out of bounds. Holmes
killed Is. There very litte betting, Hunter being
too strong fayorite.
After the first match had been finished, the cham
pion badge Of Logan County WAS shot for by c. 51.
Knapp, Of Lincoln. and Hunter, the winner OF the
former contest Knapp Won, killing Is hirds straight
Hunter killed Is ont o. Is.
THE RIFLE CLUB.
The Chicago Rifle Club had ahoot at South Park
yesterday afternoon it being their first Ut 500 yards
range. Out Of possible l0O the folloH1n8 scote WIS
made:
j. shaner az
Charles Fuller "
George NI4Afd. y
G. Bentennullsr {o1-hand)
T. q. Williams {of-haud}
". Il. Rouey
Walter Bnrnhan ,.-.-..- ..--.-'".-...'s'e
Out Of possible IS the score Vas na follows:
G. A. Sawyer
Out Of possible 35 the following was the result:
X. $. thompson,
The ue1t shooting viii be Tuesday afternoon.
AMERICANS rs. CANUCKs.
NV ToRK, Sept. 25,-The international Kdhe Match
st Creed1no0r today, between the American md Cam
dian etghts was By the Americans by Is points.
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z.phyr ....-.2 IS sol
TIE txo hts: heats had nade great gap in the race
beaded along shore directly north course which was
followed hy the rest After following 1t for mile or
the best ot the sreeze, which began to fail The swell
We very heavy. but thls crack boat had dry deck
the *hole time The Lucy held her course in ehoro
Steadily. and rapidly increased the distance between
herself End her pursuera.
Meanwhile The gentlemen On tha tug
BEGAN TO EXHIBIT SYMPTOMS.
II aa act necessary fo- tie yerrcious historian to
describe them Every man Who has felt an earth
quase shock can appreciate them The long swell had
rs cue effect When the nose Of the tug rose in high
trouble Iad when that feature plunged Enadlr down
again there WAS On eTeEy couutenancs the livery Of
grief rnsxed. After some hundred repeddons Of th{s
performance. several young men went below, and re-
turned sadder but lighter men. CAPT. Crawford la a
jelly old mariner full Of 1un md good hunaorone o1
the pacaRantast Lake CAPTAINS out It zy therefore
es imagined that tho
s1EALTHT VISITS TO THE PnoT-HousE
1 little knots Of two and three with the object Of
enjoying hts company Perhaps the look of 1elef and
Ing out wns due to his bensvoian and cheering iuu-
ence. Perhaps not. No matter.
At about hAf past the tug p,1raued her vzterv
way to the second stakc-boatx
THE WIND DIED OCT.
Ihe1e WIS Just enough Of it to fiji tbs canfzz Of the
Fsoas md shox th.t pretty vessel or and give her
therefore, had the best Of 1t, and the Itte LucT.
Close in shore. stole along ahead Of IL
sAu Asss& 1oA&p*eA pS tNe L&EhyI anu 31uEnlQ. The
carcy vas far aetern. The other boats tacked aud
stooa s ont In hopes Of getting bzee=e, but were
doomed 70 Disappointment The .3udges consulted,
md she appearance Q: finish to he race being
1focisaHg In the extreme, they decided to toF the
northern steke-bcat soutn md shorten the course
ae boat WIS therefore taken from its position OF the
Marine Hospital ind anchored abreast ct Lincoln Park
s9s rs TIE tug ay to md waited for The yachts. The
Lucy had ut this time the lead Of the Froc but was
s1gse in thore. In standing east for an
o:ang. The wind, which had been east
Hhae thsxs wss Of it, hardly gzye her steeraRe ray
fna fs shs Lost ground Tbs Efolic crept aionx md
10 fetch it. ' -~9sS @Ae' '@">"
Lug condition ii thtrgs On tie steamer grew
DEsPAEkTE.
1;r,1s ~ oeen victuaaled for long voyage snd
10 " eay' after bottle observed uoatiur Il,
w. t. ne Captztns genial presence lest 1tk tnBu-
rer> nssseaaMth o. ths Passengers complained Of hun
tiou: ean.11e "a. Lson, Whose feelings had :een
s.ess na aiassd between pde IN lis beauf=:
!ropesea raid ns,a. e. e,ss.sa e.stf;s - f. region, &
1,ca,.t 4;sr. ?aH Z A. Lsea a.arted for tss COOK
- ~ CT lis .isit. One :hscr:st ~. a.
3Ssts2e led 10 the hot.a1al u tsc trshn.1 .n5
i;Es LIS te.i<. ta.t Mr. Lsoa rss en,;s,,q rIa
AP'ss-- LEO saa;;:g .aoagu IT tsa tre, Iens ~,
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Supreme Court by the Republicans. The circuit
Court candidate Ia doubtful. Tre Opposition viii Cur
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forgetting the rights Of none and {eithful honest
RESOLVED, That The secretary be and he hereby is
instructed to close the Office Of the South Park Com
missoners for tha Dig, ont Of respect to his memory
e*otred Tint the Commissioners hereby tender to
the friends Of the deceased their heartfelt sympathy
In thpir bereavement assuring then, well the pub
Commissioner he has ever had the interest Of the
public at heart while his Judgment and experience
were ever found Of great benat to the Commission
R<sotrtd, That the Secretary be md he hereby Is
directed to send to the family Of the deceased copy
Of these resolutions, and to spread the kA1ue On tha
records Of the Commissioners.
MEETING or THIRD WARD REPUBLICANS
Pursuant to call meeting Of Republican
voters Of the Third Ward was held 1aat evening
at No. e19 State street, for the purpose Of or
ganlz;n2 ward club The meeting Was called
10 order BY Mr. F. G. V1erling. Aid. Coey
Was elected President. 8. r. Waterman 8ecre-
tary, and F. G. Vlefling Treasurer. In taking
the chair Mr. Coev said that one who had been
ataunch lender among the Republicans OF tbs
ward; who had been ever the friend OF the
down-trodden and oppressed; one whom they had
all known and loved George n. Gase-had been
taken away by death, and he moved that out OF
respect TO the memory Of Mr. Gage this meeting
adjourn for one week.
moved that committee OF five be appointed to
draft resolutions expressive Of the sense Of the
meeting on the death Of Mr. Gage.
Carried. snd Messrs. B T. Wakenan, F. G. V.er-
ling, Richard Hancock, J. ". s. Thomas, and ".
G. Smith were appointed such Committee.
While the Committee we're out Mr. William
Baker was called upon for speech, and in
bret. spirited reply, pledged the coored vote Of
the ward to the Republican ticket this fall
Tho COMMITTEES reported the following tesolu-
TONS which were unanimously adopted:
Wa.HEAs, It has pleased IN all-wise Providence to
remove by death from our midst cur friend and fel-
lowcszen, George ". Gage, Who By his lofty public
sEit and kindness Of heart his unswerving fe1lty to
the equal rights Of men. and his 9eueros-
tty has ezdeared himself to us Ill. Therefore "a
tribute Of respect to his memory. be It
Rfso!ued, Thst in hts deet the Third Ward has suf
fered tha 1osa OF citizen foremost in ~ good Works;
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Tobi's old knee, or helping his grand
father to a fresh pipe. The Wiesenhof-
bauer has given up all work to his son;
he enjoys sitting in the clean yard. un-
der the little vine-covered verandah at
the door, observing his children's active
pursuits all day long; his eyes follow
with smiling satisfaction the fair, young
woman so strangely beautiful in her SIM
plicity, and his mouth Is full of his
daughters praise. And in the comfort
able large bedroom, there stands new
cradle Boldl has fetched it from town
himself for his little daughter she is
but fortnight old-an age we consider
too young for her to appear on the scene
although her father manages to sit
over the cradle for hours together con-
templating her unrivalled beauty.
The mayor never got over his vexa-
ton. He sold his estates, and now lives
in the town. Hannerl, by virtue of her
money, was soon married to townman,
a gentleman, her father said. She did
not fail to produce her husband; togeth-
er with new bonnet of the last shape,
matching her light, grass-green town
costume in her native village, envied
by many girl who covered her fair
head with white or red silk handker-
chief. The Wlesenhofbauer thought her
bonnet was not worth Veronica's cap,
and Veronica golden hair of natural
growth.
And so in the end all were satisfied
and happy. Would you have it other
wise, dear reader
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-18

The mouth that is always open-the
mouthif If the Mississippi
Jonah was q stranger among whales
and they took him in.
\ Chicago shirt dealer advertises.
Buy from me or | shall bust"
a client is never certain about a law
yer and generally takes him on trial.
Young folks grow most when in love.
1t increases their sighs wonderfully.
A good name will wear out +; bad
one may be turned a nickname lasts
forever.
The meanest man in the world is the
fellow who knows where Charley Ross
is and won't tell
Query: When Queen Victoria first
began to reigh, did the people of the
tight little isle" carry umbrellas?
Pericles is dead. He was a Partisan
rhinoceros. Butler will soon be the
last representative of the species.
They have a new test for intoxIcation
over in Canada. When u man can pro.
nounce reciprocity" without tripping,
the police let him 60
Monkeys never grow older in express
Sion. a young monkey looks exactly
like his grandpapa melted up and born
over again.
Men scorn to kiss among themselves,
And scarce would kiss brother;
But women want to kiss so bad,
They kiss, and kiss each other.
One by one the roses fade. 1t is now
boldly denied that men who wear Ions
hair are possessed of any more talent
than men who have it shipped close
A young lady in Cambriaborough
tired Of ''going it alone" has married
John Rightbower 1t is altogether prob
able she will "order him up on winter
mornings-Hiners Journal
A Canadian murderer wanted them t,
put off the day of execution, owing t
his being afflicted with the toothache
but the sheriff said he'd got to 90 t,
mill next day, and he couldn't possibly
accommodate the prisoner.
A little girl four.year old created I
ripple by remarking to the teacher of he
Sunday school class: Our dogs dead
bet the angels was scared when the,
see him coming up the walk. He's eros
to strangers Rome Sentinel
When a Chicago policeman goes be
hind a pile Of boards aud shoots thre
holes through his hat, and runs up t
headquarters and tells about his adyen
ture with the Benders Of Kansas, the
raise his pay on the spot. Merit is al
ways rewarded in Chicago.
An old bachelor says: "When re
member all the girls I've met together
feel like rooster in the fall expose
to every weather l feel like one VIII
treads alone some barn-yard all deserted
whose oats are fed. Iwhose hens are dead
or all TO market started"
In Lowell. Mass. the other day.
discouraged mill. girl said to her board
ing house mistress. who was lamentiD
the fate Of boarder who had elope
with a scalawag grocery keeper: "Yo
keep US on bull beef at 81 week an
then expect us to be contented angels.
A lad who borrowed dictionary
read. returned it after he got through
with the remark: "It was VERY nj,
reading but it somehow changed Il
subject VERY often 1t was his sist
that thought the first ice cream 81
tasted was little touched with the fros
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-18
THE PET OF THE SERVANT GIRLS
BT ROBERT MCKAY.

TN one Of the Police, !" youll observe
My name cannot matter to YOU
My number ia plain, if twill serve,
It's thhtv-sy nine forty two.
Ny beats on the west side of town
Where the upper-teu most congregate;
Up this way one minute. then down
The other way. early aud late.
SPoNEN.-Yes my duties are very arduous-in fact I
should throw up the position 81 not for the dear
servant girls who do an in their power to make my
lot pleasant Why VI was only the other evening one
sweet creature informed me that was
The petof the servant girls.
WITH my black mustaehe and ourls;
When I'm On Any beat. they smile sweet
GA the pet Of the servant girls.
OF course 7 make love to them all,
And swear I'm single man;
Then promise some evening to call
On Bridget Matilda or Ann.
They take Il all in but dear me,
We're my wife the arrangement to know,
She'd drop to my game !" then, you~ee,
Ny nice little cake would be dough.
sroKEypecidedly it vould never do to allow her to
make the discovery that was
The pet of the servant girls etc.
II the city would increase our paw
rd marry the girls. every one
And when OIL duty each day
ia have, oh, good gracious, such fun!
But then, of course. that cannot be-
while the people ia office keep churls
Who think very different from me
The pet of the servant girls
SPokEN.-Never mind; wait until the women get the
right to vote then shall who viii control the
city. who' Why, who but
Tli,. NET Of the servant rirls .+,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-18


Twas not where Fashion gay parade
Held unexampled sway,
Where devotees Of fashion turn
The night into the day;
Nor was IL where the theatres glare
Spreads dazzling light affair."
u was not there met with her,
But in an East Boston ear.
Twas in % horse-car. bright aud clean,
on old Hanover street,
ia good old Boston city.
Where we "heauties' often meet.
Yes it was here met my love.
shining like morning star.
As she was riding ferryward
In an East Boston ear.
gazed al her aud she a, me.
And when our eyes they met,
The electric fluid magnifed"-
Il did. now, you may bet.
And when spoke her eyes bea1ned bright.
As bright as any stari
Her voice so sweet-a scraph seemed
Ia that East Boston car.
Oh at her gaze my heart seemed full
Her eyes they pierced me through:
Aud when she spoke, q row Of pearls,
secreted. met my view
Her form was fair as angel bright.
That nothing here can mar;
And Heaven itself was in her smile.
In that East Boston ear.
Wen, days have passed and weeks gone by.
Since thnt evcutful dsy
But never viii the mem'ry sweet.
OF that time pass away.
Her vision haunts my cv'ry gaze
Like spirits from afHf;
Oh, would I could repeat the ride
Tn that East Boston car.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-18

The six follies Of science are said 70
be the following: The quadrature Of the
circle, the establishment Of perpetual
motion; the philosophers stone, the
transmutation Of metals. diyination, Or
the discovery Of secrets By magic; and,
lastly, judicial astrology Il il unwiss
10 say that anything i impossible until
the impossibility Is demonstrated. II
is not az all improbable that the present
century may zee that one Of these So
called follies is reality.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-18

A Richmond gentleman stripped him
self, hung his apparel on the saw buck
and retired on pile Of cordwood, His
mistake was discovered BY his wife. who
overheard him quarreling with an imag-
mary old woman about there not Icing
enough covering on the bed
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-18

Reading the great spurgeon's decla-
ration that "a cigar is a thing to thank
God for. school-boy in Rome bought
cigar He was afterward seen hanging
over fence. but was not giving thanks.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-18

When ST. Albans girl puts her foot
down, mountains trcmble and little kills
jump up and doWn.-Burtington Demo
crdt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-18
MRS in SMITH

VyVOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE PEOPLE OF
w Barton and vicinity that she g. now prepared
mHouI giuds Of Plain Family Sewing such rs Shirts,
Pants Vests. Dress Making &C. Please give her q
a. lI1utg over Woodman's boot and shue store 390y
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-18

. SUCCESSOR TO wM. JOsLYN & SONS DEALER
= n Drugs. Medicines, Dye Stuff, Paints, Ols. jap
.a rurpeutue Narnishes. Brushes, Window Glass
fUur Books. Stationery and Fancy Goods
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-18

TANURACTUREU OF WOOD INITIAL. GLASS.
vi Canvass aud Paper Signs. Banner scene,
Ornamental Painting, sc. Proprietor OF Woods star
Business Directories.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-18

j. L. wooDMAN.


vNEALEE ~ BOOTS, SHOES AND FINDINGS
! , of the best kind and quality offered cheap for
f1.u store opposite The Drug store.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-18
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SUCCESSOR 4 TO =. ?. CHENEY, WILL CONTINUE
- o. sell Large Variety of Sewing and Knitting
Machines Orders solicited