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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-08
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-08
A BALLOON ON FIRE.

That was sickening spectacle and
heart-rendiug occurrence at the Calhoun
Fair week ago last Thursday evening.
1t was the hour for the grand balloon
ascension, the big attraction of the fair.
The immense air ship was inflated, and,
like some chained wild beast, was pull
ing and surging to be set at liberty.
The man with the iroD nerve stood ready
in his spangles to make the ascent the
manager made short address to the as
sembled multitude relative to the per-
formances of the young aeronaut upon
the trapeze bar attached to the balloon,
and Just as he was concluding a shout
was sent up from the crowd that the
balloon was on fire. Accustomed to such
expressions from spectators on similar
occasions, the manager treated the voice
of the multitude as joke, and the mon
ster air ship was freed from its moor
Ings, and shot upward with the velocity
of rocket, Professor Atchison, the man
with the iron nerve, clinging to the ira
peze and waving his cap to the multi
tude of spectators below. When the bal
loon had gained an altitude of about
three hundred yards the aeronaut threw
his feet over the bar preparatory to his
trapeze performances. Hanging by his
feet, and with his head downward, for
the first time during the ascent. he dis
covered to his horror that the balloon
was on FIRE. Knowing that his doom
was sealed, and mindful when too late
of the warning of the multitude, he
gained an upright position upon the bar
as soon as possible. and clutching the
rope with his hands he sought by swing
ing to and fro to divert the course of the
balloon in its descent so as to land in a
tree-top. but the fire had made too much
Roadway. and the balloon collapsed in
an instant and shot downward to the
earth with fearful velocity, striking the
ground with terrible force. the rapidity
of its fall lessened an iOta, perhaps, by
some projecting twigs from neighbor-
ing tree-top.
The immense crowd was of course
paralyzed and stricken dumb with hor-
ror but a few of the more self possessed
after moments delay, rushed to the
spot where lay the wreck of the balloon
and the remains of the aercnaut. who,
though mass of broken bones and
bruised and bleeding flesh. was not dead
He was at once removed to place where
he could be made as comfortable as pos
sible. and everything that surgical skill
aud human aid could suggest was done
to afford him some relief.
Though crushed almost to pieces. and
undergoing intense suffering. he revived
so far as TO be able to converse with
those around him. Under the infuene,
of the kindest and most careful treat
ment, be has improved slowly. and IT il
now thought that there are some chan
ces for his recOVery.-Oaoegasboro Moni
tor.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-08
ORLEANS PROBATE COURT.

Probate Courts are held NJ Nevpor on Monday aud
saturday and At irasburgh on Wednesday aud Thurs
day. " each wcck The following business was trans.
acted ur the week ending N0vembero
Noy s-Frnncis Lebay's estate: commissioner
report rcturncd order Of notice Tor settlement Of adj
i1mstration account; hearing Nov. q at Newport.
Ndy. 4-Iuua F.. Dowungs estate; settlement or
executors account Bertha Atherton. minor; A c.
k,htrion appointed guardian VIM. Perham's estate:
sill proved; Lucy NJ Perham eHecuirix L. S Dutten
amt g. T. sprague apprisers John c. Charey's estate
ordar Of notice Tor settlement hearing Dec 0.
Noy.5.- Richard Bugsy's estate; hearing on set
element continued TO Nov. %. Wilson Bucks estate
Charles Carpenter administrator; + W Parlin and @
~ Clarke commissioners. Martha Mason's estate
ordsr " notico Tor settlement; hearing Nov 20 AZ
Newport A. " Fairbrothers estate order Of notice
D. license hearing Dee. ?.
Noy. 6-Jesse Miller estate will proved; MolHo
bay executor; VIM. Twombly and s. r. jenkins ap-
rriscrs and commissioners.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-08
TREATING TIE GIRLS.

People have noticed that one Of the
handsomest young men in Burlington,
Iowa, has suddenly grown bald, and dis
sipation is attributed as the cause. All.
no be went to church sociable the
other week, took three charming girls
out to the refreshment table, let them
eat all they wanted, and then found he
had left his pocket book at home. and
deaf man that he had never seen before
at the cashiers desk The young man.
with bis face afame. bent down and
said softly
81 am ashamed to say have no change
with -"
Hey ," shouted the cashier.
Il regret to say" the young man re-
peated on little louder key, "that l
have unfortunately come away without
any change to"
Change two ?" chirped the deaf man.
"Oh, yes, | can change FIVE if you
want It,"
mo" the young man explained in
terrible penetrating whisper. for half
dozen people we're crowding up behind
him, impatient to pay their bills and
get away. Il don't want any change,
because-''
"Oh, don't want no changer" the
deaf man cried gleefully. "Bleeged to
ye, bleeged to ye 'rain't often we get
such generous donations Pass over yer
bill" se
| mo, no, the young man explained,
Il have no funds"
"Oh, yes, plenty of fun" the deaf
man replied, growing tired of the con-
versation and noticing the long row of
people waiting with money in their
hands but haven't got time to talk
about it now. Please settle and move
on. F."
But" the young man gasped out, Il
have no money"
$50 Monday % queried the deaf
cashier. Il don't care when you 90.
You must pay, and let those other peo-
pie come up
81 have no money! the mortified
young man shouted, ready to sink into
the earth. while the people all around
him. and especially the three girls he
had treated, were giggling and chuck
ling audibly.
lowe money!" the cashier said. "Of
course you do-S2.75."
Il can't pay" the youth screamed,
and by turning his pocket inside out
and yelling his poverty to the heavens
he finally made the deaf man under
stand. And then he had to shrek his
full name three times. while his ears
fairly rang with the half-stifed laugh
ter that was breaking out all around
him and he had to scream out where
he worked. and roar when he would pay,
and he couldn't get the deaf man to un-
derstand him until some of the church
members came up to see what the up
roar was about, and recognizing their
young friend, made it all right with the
cashier. And the young man went out
into the night and club bed himself, and
shred his locks away until he was bald
as an egg.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-08

little girl. of W. H. Willey's, was taken
sick few days since and died in less
than three days.
MORT TROY.
J. W. Currier and wife will winter in
Florida.
John Lilly. the Stanstead tailor. will
Immediately commence the tailoring
business IN this place.
L. NJ. Parkhurst died at his residence
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Parkhurst was
one of the first settlers of this town and
was much respected citizen.
The job of building the new road from
South Troy to I. j. Bradley's has been
let to Owen DOnagan for eight hundred
dollars. He will commence the Job at
once and open the road for winter travel.
Willie Walker visited Montreal some
time since, and shortly after coming
home, came down with the small pox. 1t
is believed that very few were exposed
to the disease.
The express train on the South East
ern will be taken off to-day, as we learn
This gives US only one train day. each
way. which is about as convenient as no
railroad.
ISLAND POND.
About forty conversions are reported
as the result of the effort of Rev. Z. S.
Locke and others, in the meetings at
Island Pond.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Charlie Rannie, conductor, had one
bone of his leg broken while at worksin
the railroad yard at ST. Johnsbury, some
days since.
The Starch factory of John B. Rogers
of Noyesville, was consumed by fire on
the 28th of Oct, with a quantity Of
starch. Loss, beside insurance, $500.
A B. Norris, of Barnet, who bought
the Evans mill property in the north
part of Sutton, is building dry house
and sheds in which he will season his
hard wood.
St.Johnsbury Academy boys "hazed one
of their number, by putting him into tub
of water and otherwise maltreating him,
some time since. The perpetrators have
been expelled from the school.
Aaron Twombly of Lyndonville. has
just returned from Boston with a fine
stock of goods as was ever brought into
Caledonia County. Every article is new,
and bought so as to be sold cheap
Call in and sec Mr.. Twombly. Adver.
tisement next week.
Franklin w. Varnum of Peacham
has fatted two veal calves, and SOLD
557 ID pounds of butter from two ma
tive cows, beside furnishing his family
of seven persons, with milk, cream ana
butter.
The Star. speaking of the crops il
the vicinity of Danville, says: Our hay
crop is full an average; oats rather
light; straw in abundance wheat fair
corn good potatoes light; India wheat
heavy. Stock comes up to the barn look.
ing we'll. 1t ought to leave the barr
next Spring the same.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-08
Local News.
GENERAL.

Nothing new is reported about the
murder Of Josie Langmaid.
hagOOu has been indicted for the mur-
der Of Streeter, at Barre, Vt. The proof
ls very strong against him.
We are in need of funds 70 meet out.
standing bills, and we hope that those
OF our subscribers who are considerably
Pm arrears will send us the amount due
iat once. The sum that each individual
owes US is not large, but the aggregate
ls several hundred dollars, and we need
it,
Any person sending us two new sub.
scribers, and four dollars, will receive.
Tree a copy Of the interesting war book.
entitled, The Vt. Brigade in the She
nandoah Valley" and copy of the Vt.
Register for 1876 to each of the sub
s'nOers We give copy of the Regis
ger to all who pay in advance to January,
lo''' whether old or new subscribers.
Merchants! Mechanics Farmers
Everybody in Orleans County Remem-
per that at the MONITOR office, is done
PIT Kinds Of Job Printing. in a neat and
"oIAmanllke manner. and at prices that
IL
Ne-y competition. We have four good
reS'e'' an endless variety of type, pa
pen and card boards, competent work
men aud inks, that cost all the way
rom twenty-five cents to thirty.tw dol
-a'' per pound. We print in gold, sill
'si' scarlet, red, green, brown, blue,
yellow orange. olive. umber. magenta,
purple mauve, lake, carmine, and black
5ena rs your orders instead of going away
,On home, getting. generally, a poorer
,'''' Of work and paying higher price
ioF It, We can give you a good JOB. as
'ne German peddlers sometimes tell you
L 4" sheep you thinks you stole him !"
BARTON.
Is this winter 4?
nave you visited the schools ?
see advertisement of an Indian Con.
''''' In another place.
lhree persons were admitted to the
'usregational church in this village
yesterday.
isaac h. Drew and VIM. W. Grou
ave put extensive additions to tbeil
barns this fall.
i0e sun made his appearance las
''''J' after an absence of eight days
r'a vas welcome visitor.
Miss Julia johnson started last Tues
ly Tor Florida, where she goes to visi
'''A' aud get away from the Their
aon''sr his winter.
quite large number Of our younl
-''ue'' men have taken partners, dur
.'s ie" months past. Others ar,
matrimonial partnership.
le''Hans are requested not to US
sidewalks, as travelling on them is
~ annoyance to the boys. who ar
them Tor sliding grounds.
~
aaron Iwombly has sold his stor
lung In this village to John L. TwOm
VINO will rent the block at pressn
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-08

The Democratic rule in Brooklyn, as
we'll as in New York. has demonstrated
the fact that the Democrats of those cit
les do not favor an economical expendi-
ture of money. The debt of Brooklyn
in 1850. was Sl,lOO.OOO; in 1875, it
is S42,000,000. The debt of New York
in 1860. was $40, OOO.0Co in 1875, it
is Sl3I,O0O.0OO. The National Debt
of the United States, since the close of
the war. has been reduced $3.50, 100000
by Republican rule. Thirty years at
the same rate will extinguish the ma
tional debt
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-08

Be WISE To-DAY.-'Tis madness to
neglect cough however slight. Con-
sumption may follow. aud though DIR
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry has
frequently cured this much dreaded dis
ease. It almost invariably cures the pri-
mary diseases Of the throat. lungs and
chest so cts and 81 a bottle. large
bottles much the cheaper.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-08
GATARRH.
-tnudfng.--~n had that "a Impaired bis
Eye-Siehs, made him Almuss Deaf
Troubled with Drorpiurs In Throat.
straagliug, BuzzinR in Head.
and Pctsd breath.

The CoNsrrrur1aNAL CArkRRH REwEnr Is The hrst
articie placed before the pubic that lfoposea 20
catarrt b, hidiRQ ~ IA Csastfufien Il struck at
the NOT u the whole ditcuity snd thousands upon
thousands % letters have heeu received IS The lSapIi
etors settling forth the marvellous cures and what "
remarkable curing net ony the Catarrn but an other
ailments az the time. This Is What q always
does. The following statement Is only samlie 81
what we am constantly receiving fcm wg,l.knoWu
PEOPLE q whom sou write. and not 90 bogus ones.
Catlrfh and Us attendant evils coli IN hesd backing
ciugh incrirtit ttiou headache Pains In back
general weakness. an leave together when the CoN-
srrrurroNAL CArARRH RKwEnY is taken IS recon-
mended.
Lowrff Mass. Feb ls. 1874.
Misses. LtrrLErIELp a Co - have been entirely
cured nf CatarTh by the ~ CoNsrr1 rrfoNkE Ca
rARRH REMEDY have had Il for ftrty Years. aud So
severely that my eye-sight impaired hy o. was
almost iea, my head nltruNs stopped an. could
not breathe freely often picht cnuld not sleep,
being Kept awake by dropping IN my thr,Rt sin'e-
times SO badly 20 almost stnugie The discharge
from my muse was fetid and NV breath wis Always
foul: had too a continual buzz NC IN my head and
head che altnost all the time During 40 Years have
tired almost every medicine Cor Catarrh IN tho
ket hut without receiving any permanent heneht until
[ used CONSTITUTIONAL CARAVAN REMEDY. After
using two bottles WIS very much relieved and used
in an six bottles, and am now osmplstiy cured. NY
oversight rs good. I can hear well as ! could
have NJ disagrerable discharges from nose. no
droppiugs m my throat breathe perfectly freely
and sleep every night soundly My general health rs
better than IL been for IL years, aud all owing to
the CoSs1 rrUTIoNAL CATARnH RENEnY.
fSigued) EDWIN GOODWIN,
Dover ST.. Lowell Mass.
PRICE 81 PER BoTTI E.-sold ~ an Druggists.
For sale ia Barton bV r + DUTTON
LITTLEflELD & Co.
Manchester ~ H.. Proprietors
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HELEN NJ. sTEBBINs' ESTATE.
CTATE OF VERMONT

- Orleans District, SIS
In Probate Court held at Irasburgh in said District
the 3OEh day Of October, A. D. 1878
Charles B. Stone, Administrator Of the estate Of
Helen NJ. Stebbins late OF Barton, in said District
deceased, presents his administration for ex
animation and allowance and makes application for a
decree Of distribution and partition or the Of
said deceased.
WhereupOn, It is oriered by said Court that SAID
account and said application be referred a session
thereof 10 be neld at the PROT ate Office in said Iras-
buIgh. the 2d day Of December A. D. 1875, for
hearing and decision thereon.
And il is further ordered that notice hereof be given
to all persons interested by utilization Of the same
three weeks successfully in the Orleans County Mont
tor, newspaper published at Barton aforesaid pre-
vous to said time appointed that they may appear
said time and place and show cause n any they may
have why SAID account should not be allowed and
such decree made.
By the COurt-Attest.
4547 T. A. STEWART Judge.
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slsNfcTlcUT 4 PAssUMpsIc a.
Q Z NJ = 7 a = = Z

Passenger Trains leave
NFWFuRr-Go.ug SOUTH OI A.; 80 p M;
o. % % On. Going North-3 IS AMI % y M; -
pm. 4 20 pm.
ENTRY-Goiug south--Ti6 am; 50 pm;
Going North-6 o. pm; Os<m
BtETON LANDiNG-Gotc SOUTH e9am; A.
uu. gOspm. lOO6p I'M, Going North l2am:
d 1881 pm. 10 5jpm; - pm.
rtuTON-Goin- so.fh--1 ~ q m. Q 50 p m. 90
um. II Bpm Gong North--2 - am; Is e0pm;
b. Cd pm. Q l2ph
SOUTH BART1N-Going south--1 So am: 10 -
3 m. Going Nsrth-2 80 am; 9 90 pm; ~ sspm.
WEST BUxKE-Going south-s s0am; 10 % D
m q, pn; III Oh m. Going NORTH % a m
5 4iums l2 Oh M; 3 f5 pm.
LYNDONvlLLE-Golug south-s cam: 10 ~ %
u oi pm; N 81 m. Going North O5 a n;
IS % ~; N % am. 3Opm.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-08
Reaoins 21Otices.

just ReceiUed. large stock Of
Clothing at Boston Clothing Store. New
port Also good assortment Of Hat.
Caps and Gents Furnishing Goods.
Please give them call.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-08

FARMERS. ATTENTION We have a
contract for Ttco Thousand Bushels Of
Oats to fill. and will pay the highest
market price for them. Price governed
by quality. FLINT BROS. & co.
Barton Landing. Vt, S. 1875,
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AUCTION.

WI be sod Al Pablic Aneiion st The Fesideuee n
the sabseraher in Br0wningiaH near the Old village
On FRIDAY S0fENBEE y 1875. Commencing az
10 s'cipek a. ne. the hsiloRlnz nan-sd properly -
Good coNs: / Flae Durham Calf. - f0as Gaad Hag
qzantltg q Stray . Set 1raef MIA rzns. 3 nfN
blanchard ChaFH ! Il rFess azgn Ard ether ars-
cies nst ussHllourd. SALE POSITIVE
TfhANs-Cash i0g a. sums unaeF So over $40
mouths credit Eilh zsspFgye8 Bslss-
W I BAREOEs. AgetioneeF
JAMES 4. TITE.
BsgwsfsgS0u. Va ESs ] is7s 49,
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Notice to Mechanics |!

The subscriber has house ready far inside ini 81
Any good mechanic wishing f,r job please call On
WILLIAM MERRIAM
Glover. Vt. Nov. f. 1875. 45-7
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-08

LYoN's kATHAIRoN prevents the Hair
from falling out or turning gray, renews
its growth, and gives strength and vigor
1t is delightfully."- perfumed, and makes
a splendid dressing 1t is the cheapest
and most desirable Hair Tonic ever pro-
duced Used by the elite Price only
90 ceuts. 5-I5
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-08

ATTENTION All those that need shoe
leather please remember that FLINT
BROS. & co. Barton Landing. Vt have
the largest stock Of mems and boys
boots to be found in Northern Vermont
And in addition they have just received
80 cases of mems, boys aud youths
overshoes. rubbers and rubber boots Of
every style, and sizes TO fit. from a No.
10 youths foot to No. , mans Also
large line of white and black mecca
sins. buffalo boots, &c. &c All of the
above stock must be sold before January
Isl, as they wish to close out this branch
of their business by that time. Call
and see if they have what you want.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-08
Book Agents and Good Statesmen
Are COMING MONEY" with our famous
BIDA DESIGNS.

The French Edition Of which sells for S65 and the
London Edition for $500. Our Poputar Edition $3.50
containing One Hundred fullpogs qaarto plates
is the CHEAPEST AND MOST ELEGANT PuBLIcATIoE in
AMERICA. and the BEST TO SELL Critics vie with
each other in prasing it. and the masses buy H.
From local agent in Southport Conn. In our vii
lage Of eighty houses have taken sxts-hye 0rders
have eanvassed in all about twelve days Gin village
and country and have taken orders for hundred
and sir copies."
FULL PARTICULARS FREE. Address
J.B. FORD & CO., Publishers
45-4s IL BrOmGeid ST, Boston.
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PHGLIF J. EAsrMAN's ESTATE.
Conn vRni@-.SnnAr-- NnrTn,

The Subscribers, having teen appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Orleans
Commissioners 10 receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the esate
~ r. J. Eastman late Of Greensboro. in said District
deceased represented nsulvent aud the term Of SIX
months from the alst day Of October 1878. being
allowed by said Court the creditors Of said deceased
to exhibit and prove their respective claims before
Give natice that will attend the duties Of our
appointment at the dwelling house 81 Laura Eastman
IN Greensboro IN said District the end Wednesday
Of December aud March next at 10 o'clock, IN the
forenoon on each Of said DAYS
II $. ToLMAN; Commissioners.
Greensboro, VI, oct. 20. A. u. 1873. 4A46
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Came into the enclosure Of the subscriber. Octoh.r
81. one pair sPECKLED WORKING OXEN The
owner is requested 10 prove property pay charges.
and take them away. J. II. BROWN.
Burton Landing Vt Nov l. 1878 44-46
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Orleans County 9}lunitor
NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS

J. B Ford a 90. Boston, Book Agents Wanted
GEO E1vell q Co.. New York Misceuaneo,-
Helen 81 Sicbhu = estate barton
William Merriam. Glover Notiee 10 Mschr.cs
Grand Indian Concert
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-08

The Public Debt was reduced over
four million dollars in October.
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In Barton. Nov 4, by Rev J. s. Michaud. Mr.. J. NJ.
Elliott and Miss Mary Cassidy. both Of Bart on.
At the residence Of the brides parents, Nov l. by
Rev. G. W. Eli Rev. J. L. Benton pastor Of the W
NJ. Church in West Chazy, n. Y. and Miss L. NJ Bu-
chanan eldest daughter of D. Buchanan, Esq, Of
Albany Vt.
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DIED

HFs-All notices Of deaths inserted free; obituary
notices and poetry fUe cents per S,ES.
At West Glover, Nov. 8. Noah Spauldng Esq. aged
So years and 20 days. soldier of the war e 1912
and pensioner.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-08

Lawyers, Attention.
The subscriber offers Tor sale az a low figure the
following standard law book VERMONT REPORTS,
Vols l. B. 81. o. %, "a, %, 20. p. and Washburn's
Digest, volumes.
Y. W. BALDWIN.
Barton, VT, Nov. l. 1875. 4446