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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-26

~ LANA,- Illr1 In'iieili district On rralI1- r.
and of ll4Ea. Hawaiian Islands In the .a..ar ~ -
tlla AEau- daceasas-
a doclaent piEportuE Be- sas lass VA and t-s.-r
81 A-nusll Lops sells haeo Lee "a g1nf Sir asar..f
lawns on t1e sth e4y n JaiT A. D 1870 been pr.sa
y SO prol-ie court. and peffc1 or fis d. ftts rt
Or and isr TIE lisu1uee q afia-a Il
~ having been lied b. EaaE1 w.
Us aefs9y oriefsd. f1at SATURDAY, ne urf r1v
~ ~ rsihi-i. A. d ltl9, at % oclct a ~ ~ ~
day at the Corr fo1sa = tla 40 RI ~ -.
49, Hai. D. and the s-lla y hereby arr-l-fs.i -
- ~ piysins si-l -li and hearrs 1al ar1Iaar.n
Fben AID who're any person Interested 1sr 49, ~
t1rv
u Is farther ordered. that notice the-eof - s ~,
l-1lon iqr three srccesire reefs. i1 sle Ifs.. -
40 hnoAlt ueHs1lFer1 printed l1I pu1lsil I,
nd = = further ordered that cstons b. la-aef :, ~
20 witness 70 nd VIII. 70 appear a. rl.e -
+. laiei Aorta boh.la. Hawai- H. T.. I1iy Tia is-f
CHARLES FHEDEEfcE Htrrr
1870 81 li- elfel-i teuEi. I1lrf ftliIc.al rtsfrirs
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PUBLIC NOTICE

"A IL PERSONS ARE Hereby r-tr-rro-wr,
- atAiit- ft4p1flnT o. fls llnl Na.1n - ~
AhtDual u 8efara0 ~ isslIaIsrf n sf.rs t....--
= ~ - = 1-iit-lro1 alf a1tics ter.tr 80
lnt a iflla = afliI1fl1ef 81 ftarf 1900 -
1923 p e1t wood 1hrIIlrr rr = ~ tr.,- - 80
=, .ytDl ~ any peroa q ~ 1lll |1rf arr -
.-.As ~ noucs va BE- 1saif vim r'li a.r,.sg
= MDEI SAITH
tse-frf..lsut "a or Beard " t.fa..s.I.
Hl1eat,en oa4e. Iaif b. ira a.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RENTED
u EosSsop I9as Isencies. sso the r-o EIsArses-
g. q 4i-I- p WILLIAMS On Heel street Houfiuiu.
bss % lzfr his frie1s and the pubc generally thar be- l.
l9@ Prer1r=d = GAIT on fhe hlsless q FuGNITuEE
IsAcII RING In e. is nraciaz Ash fh4 Under-
tAEns olsless Ih2akfui ar past fsors soiicit your
eza1l slsl esTsr - siT- good rork a. f4ir prizes
lo2rs respectfully y. T. bONNELL-
50 In No 81 Hctei 81. Houoinlu. n. I.
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I'm she Supreme Court % the Hawai-
liam EGingdoa-

II ALAEArA. nv rnIE GRACE OF con. on
MA ihc llawaitin Islands. NiuEe
n, William e. rirke tluire Marshal % ne kirel1i.
or hts ncrutV.-ltrceinE
You are nc-rhe gsanesnantlci Ihac1ss ".
late % ucuolair, bus n tae United >taiez o.
America attendant. On BIZ shah Gu WrIttu aaseer
within twenty eyS @ scrrcc hCrf 20 b. ard arfear -
fore the supreme Jnrt he July Terra inere4 O. D.
hold &c tho Court Boom 20 t1t Cuurt holsf. ut1,u.
b, the Is-ass Oahu Noa,.sy tllrI lav q iy
rtNi % ten ochck A. O. show way Ne cril n
Catherine Wsrrcn cf icuoiHiu. rllntl. saeud lof D.
awarded pursuant the tlnar ai Der lurtNf llI.
And have you ihef there Ibis wrii, VITA n q
yuuT pruccCiings thcrccn.
Mines hon. Etrsltt n. AtlES ChIGf
Seal q ne rusucr 90 our Surrruc court AZ ile1o-
uu. tbs I'M day rf Nav. A. n Isis.
supreme Court |~llne.f ISo. g. uk1Naal.
rrruty Gers.
R ouicr o. he Court dssld day Of Ias. is-s
rctura Jay % the within summons exu1ei 81 -
dFst day % the January Tenn % he Court In .ae scar
ts55.
iSlSncdn lSo. r. HanSazr.
neruty Ciezk " tle Suqrcle CollL
Hawaiian Islands : :
Hnunia.u. Oahu. = q
herehy ccrtify thai thc whin ard icrrrirE true
and faithful COPY g tir nal >uurous acr ci e le
supreme Cont % the Hawaiian ftis On M uhci Cor O.
Vcfce q" Catherine Warrca Thomas W. ssrrer7 ana
further certfy that sid urzinal Sunilno suo - rrri
In sid supreme Corrt
In witnfss whereof have herrunto 80 ny haul
and the seal 20 tlc siii Suprcme ClnfL tlls -ila
Iso. r. H.ns.nn.
Deputy Cierk supreme curt
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EXCELLENT INVESTMENT +!

HAVING BEEE INSTRUCTED by MRS.
II = = fGbEs-E-OE. Grarif-n q F1or-nse R0iar--
so. 6r1ee Kltersol, a11 AieEa1der q. r. RQtertsou
Eror. sil e=r fyr sziz font q The 00varaf1euf
b1-1-rs l he city q Hodoirlu. o. SaTERUaE fIte
18th Day Of AEGGST- A. D. Iszs, ~ a. lour n
y GEEK .. 1ocn. f1e At1r1zz u HCr1k1tlu 11sr 4
1es1s- ffo1 -hs Boa Clzris IIarrs As5oel1ts Joke
q i1s 1spren1e cogFt. aitif1E As Pr5azts g11ge
In@ 50 AA11u4a , part q ne estate q he
Bo1f1l= f5eo-ze Il ltcieros, and - s1ataI Ed1s
Hssz-- srtsslz ffJ1s mo1nt.g1 ard al te ~
- - l1l-s1f bo1n1r he t1e y psrf-e ah1 a. DE
1erEf n IL 1at1 eEtztes aot o1fT u afresatI
1lEzg--r s1t q Al ctfler psrsous ul1 - sid.
h A11rzzzz . 11o-5<zl1z1
o9-.s large u EoGi lad sn.I 81 erceie1f Fsh
R99 and fishing ryts = l1teri 1 the deiigLtfIl reon
g Eort1 koz Kzl1a- AID ilrzr r14n-
dry q ~ lsf pris lad f3r eultlratlon n &C.,
crgss 40 0tser fr-iiE zr1 s1lirzlfy srtel ~ otr
2gri1rzi pro1ces. Ie lad fzs neger been ssrveyef
b1f r. I'D - eo1tain abo1t 1og acres o. raors.
i vi beoerei 2. sssst pre- u f5po a1d ne terms
feTery ~ cee1s sr1 ne fzlaacs n el-i s-
rzytls IA !. 2 2 z1f ysars re1Detrely sifh iafI -
teresf payzis aanaziy szlrse n1ortxszs - - rrsi~
But ~ Pureser ulzy, x - cl-1se pay iar,er 1910
- re r1r-tss s7c1ey TIE it O. delITery ~
A. fis = G1aEz1s sa-s, aaf 81 fe proceeds n fhe
~ - 1gelte1 tr1st fr.l. usi-r ne raeica
g ne Cart & Il nj ot-1 r1f II if 6scoes fr.nie
r. - czrEGser re z1c. zrt 80 1orer rav -. -
kre1 - feEzi9 ~ ~ 2rffty IRA lo1yI rff r fts
frtsfert IS pad fs.e1izf1g.
lAll llrll1le11 ELfr11r nlr1ra
slh r14l 1e1rs = .ee1re ~ uls-ssl7ss - slx.Is
A11zzfl11 gi . prsl4t4i1e ce1-lirlI1f.
- cH45 = cDogE 4uenoaeer
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H-----1s g. -il +lllal Alsfrl1utllu q Fr1rarfr-n
SUPREuE COrET OF THHE Frauarraw
- Isi1nd- n rfulafa.
10 ihe matter of ne Estate * WlIar. Hosp1 X,
val late - Hontlliu ases.s.-i
AttH-ll1iers- 1@flre ffr Juiile4 H4rrl.
~ rs-ans and dilfg The pert1a arIf q = -
20 lialaa, allinstrltor % ~ Esrata N 49,.
be1pi h14usai Llie % Ifn1ul1 seeanae.f ,,1-.,' ~
80 - p aloffef 4--l1 q. AID ctarrr9 t-1r -
- y ana AK that tle
aPpfofe- ana uiat ll-l order nay - 80 ~ .--l
opilon y Ne properig renlaili1x n IS 49,. 4. -,
~ hereto e1ulal. anl fa1larrInr e. - -.
~ = - is,.n a.l i1ftlef rsspor.i1tl - "a
.ftef7'l -iaf allntays TIE ta1V ~ &c. a.
41f'f AZ ~ oe.lc< A. D.. lf1fe ~ al r.r-- -
I.-i-.rf, To- tie rolrt nouse. AZ Horois1 =. ~ -
- hfsDJ appointed a. the t11s ana n,.-r a. f...
ll--ln 40 -fenuntl s1l liaf az rer-rr.. -
- - 80 -iefe lfreer lnsi slder clnae u 49, l---
- w ~ sane ssoaid not - 9rrnisd nsf n.y. -rs
-.Aflee e. y Nt9 are entitled % he "a -r-l--
80 ~ ~ Order "a re Enzah ana far-1..s -
80 - Published Ia ~ fsa4as. 1sr.- ~ 4 4
~ 1-rs PRINT and putirief IN rfonorlr - 49,
<sess pfsTs,rs % ne Tine lleslia as7as..i
Dated AZ iiaaeiaia. II l. al. sisa ~ osIax D.
eha-Lf-7 g. HARRIS.
&c.. -. - lnsiiee - a. e1rra1ss c.rrt
ace
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EXPECTED.

TEyHE A AMERICAN BAEK WILLARD
gLD5ETz- fl1nsT 1-zr.z-- ~ = DE Aer- a5oe:
1as ~ g 4Eg1s1 zi1h = Erss-rsf ezrEs q Chsnss-
Essz 80 - cEs=e pzssszszrs esazzos1 - Efessrs
a--z1 CO 80
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SrPREmE corRr OF THE HAWAIIAN

Justice of TIE supreme ClI1ri-
Attest; ISu r BARStEn. deputy clerk. 81 -
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-04-17

ever since His wife and all his child
ren, nine in number, survive him. his
being the first death in the family. Mr..
Rogers has always been an industrious.
hard working man. honest and respected
by every one who knew him.
They had another stormy time at a
special town meeting in Sheffield last
Saturday night. The object Of the
meeting was to raise % cents extra on
the list to be divided equally between
all the school districts. Feeling has run
high for some time, and Mr.. OTIS. the
moderator. never got into tighter place
in his life than when irving to control
the frey element in that meeting. Cory
don Simpson intended to help him, when
he threw of his coat and proposed to
carry out any man who didn't heed the
orders. Isaac Pearl instantly threw his
coat of and begged Mr.. Simpson to car
" him out While other coats were
coming Of Otis was hammering for order
on the table and somebody was running
for Deputy Sheriff Folsom, who made
his appearance in due time and restored
order. The meeting resulted in getting
a vote for the % cents, but another
meeting has been called and more fun is
/ ahead IL Union.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-04-17
eousErTlcuT 4 PASsBMPSr "a
Z 7 M 4 T A b L Z
GOING NORTH. GOING SOUTH
oRLEANs PRoRATE coURT.

rrohats Courts are heid 81 Nev port on Monday and
sa.ariay and VI Irashursh 90 "Wednesday aud Thus
l.r o. each week. TIE following business was trans
a.rf rr thr week ending Arrl Is.
A.rl1-Eichari H. fiulss estate: commission
-. -1o-i returned David G. Eueiish's estate order
90 a.a-s Or settlement. hearing Nav Al Newport
April l2.-susan NJ Kslsey's estate; nppraisers' re-
r.-t rstarued. John r n1vuings estate; admins
.-arr account settled and decree Of distribution. h.
o. hyde. guardians account settled. James Caples
ss.ts aqF-aisors' report returned. Ena :. Parlius
as..r. E W ruru administrator. Collins minors
s-Hrs Collins o. guardian. A. c. Robinsou's estate .
v Eohnsou administrator. Orrn Cutler. B. NJ. T.
NsIsr and @. A. Drew app raiscrs and commissioner
Nri l1-A. u. wilson's eatate license granted
8. a. E1wcrs estate, license granted J. ". Moneys
s.Hf. Hrunse granted John nurtons estate; viii
.-rsruisi hearing o. probate Nay 4. B. A. C. But
-.s estate bearing on settlement May = ". A.
e--rrs estate hearIns On settlement Nay Q.
t.- l5-Gary Cummings estate settlement Of
s'r r.strutou account and assignment % widow
...a..u Burroughs estate executors account set
ta.. asssumcnt b. widow and decree q distribution
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-04-17
LETTER FROM PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April 3, 1876.
Ed Monitor: There are many per-
sons whose minds have never before been
turned toward the city of BrOtherly Love,
that are to-day thinking about it. Some
are saying. must 60 to Philadelphia
this summer, and see what can be seen
of the productions of all nations that
will be on exhibition there. Others are
wishing they had the means to spare to
enable them to 90 while there are a few
who are saying: Well, it won't be much
Of a show. after all. To the latter class
l viii say. you have no clear conception
Of the magnitude of the exposition you
have no adequate conception Of the build
ings that are already erected for the ae-
commodation Of exhibitors, with all their
vastness. are not large enough: there is
more space wanted than can be furnish
ed. The first building covers twenty
one acres Of ground, and the next covers
fourteen acres; while there are several
buildings Of smaller dimensions. from
ten acres down to one acre. Now, To
cover all this space, viii it not be some
thing Of show? The buildings them
selves are worth journey here to see,
for the Ike cannot Be seen on the face
Of the whole earth. To the others, I
would say. come if you can. for another
opportunity, you viii never have, to see
the different nationalities that will meet
and their products, industries and arts
that viii be on exhibition. These goods
and wares are arriving every day, and
are being put in position as fast as they
can be unloaded from the ears. The
park is already a place of attraction
There were at least $4,000 people that
visited the park. last Sunday, and pas
senger cars were anything but adequate
to meet the demand upon them.
There are many places of attraction
in this city, and to every lover Of Amer
lean liberty and independence, they are
worth visiting.
The general business Of the city Is
dull Thousands of people are out Of
employment. which makes great amount
of poverty and suffering.
The people Of Orleans county. Vt,
have but little idea Of what poverty and
suffering and wretchedness is. | would
ike to take along with me some Of those
persons in your good town of Barton
who are complaining Of their poverty
and their hard lot. to some Of the allyes
and by places not 500 feet from whert
am writing. and let them see how poo
people in the city live; they could Sc
poverty incarnate, and l think the
would 90 home eontented and think the.
were blessed above others.
The weather is delightful littl
chilly for a few days past
Centennial commissioners from foreigl
countries are arriving here daily sever
al Of them are here. We are lookin
for q great number Of foreigners. thi
summer. More anon OTTO.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-04-17

A woman who was called as witness
IN will case in New York court. the
other day, after being asked. What did
the testatOr say about the plaintiff ?"
made the unexpected answer: He said
that before be would have wife like
that he ulTmarry the devils daughter
and 20 to live with the old couple.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-04-17

CoUGHs AND CoLDs.-From Samuel
A. Walker, Esq, the well-knOwn Real
Estate Auchoneer of Boston. Having
experienced results of a satisfactory
character from the use Of WIsTAR's BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY, IN cases of severe
colds. during the past two years, have
full faith in Its renovating power. l
was first induced to try this medicine by
the strong Recommendation of a friend,
who was well-nigh gone with consump-
ton, and whose relief from the use Of it
satisfied me of ito great value in cases
of colds and decline, and most clearly
demonstrated to my mind its great value
as restorative, that only needs a fair
trial to insure a grateful recognition
from the public 90 cents and 81 a
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-04-17
Barton, Vt, April g., 1876.

NoTIcR-The business Of o. French
& Son will be run by 5. B. French as
usual, except on Short Credit System
from 50 to 90 days. The books of the
firm Will be found in the hands of J. E.
Dwinell, administrator of O. Freneh's
estate, and immediate settlement is re-
quested. 1917
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-04-17

CHILDREN CRY FOR CAsToRIA.-It is
as pleasant to take as honey, and is alb
solutely harmless 1t IS sure TO expel
worms, cure wind collie, regulate the
bowels and stomach, and overcome irrl-
liability caused by rash or cutting teeth.
1t Is perfect substitute for Castor Oil,
and for Costumes in young or old there
Is nothing in existence 50 effective and
reliable.
TIE LATEST, GREATEST, and most re-
liable remedy ever put together by med
zeal science for rheumatism, Wounds,
Swellings, Burns, Caked Breast. &C., is
the Centaur Liniment. There are two
kinds. What the White Liniment is
for is the human family. the Yellow
Centaur Liniment is for spawned, lame
and strained horses and animals. o25
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-04-17

What q fountain Of blessing Is COW.
She Is the mother Of beef. the source Of
butter. the original cause Of cheese. to
say nothing Of shoes. horns. hair. eembs
and upper leather. A gentle, amizble,
eTer-yieIding creature. who has 10 joy
in her family affairs which she does not
share with nan. We rob her Of her
milk. and We only care for her that the
robbery may be peTetuated.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-04-17

Thomas C. Beattie, of Maidstone, had
the misfortune few days since to nearly
sever three fingers and thumb, by cir
cular saw He had just recovered from
an accident with scythe that came near
spelling leg last winter.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-04-17
GReaoime 2lofiees.

Those who desire a good article to re-
store gray hair to its youthful color. we
would recommend to purchase Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover, most
excellent and valuable preparation. Sold
by all Druggists.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-04-17
Special 2IOfices.


ne advertiser. hsviEg Dsen perZz1s1ly cared y
fl1zs 1re4c ds-ase Censunp PISA - sznpe renecys
: xxio1E . rake ku0an y h5s ss1oE EEEerern TIE
r..ezns q cure t. Al Nhs desire s. BE - send q
eogE - ne 1eescrpsaoz use1 free - et43rEsl. VITA
ne rections ~ tfspzring zz1 uzlug e EzEs. S1sc1
1beF 81 t1c SIRE CrEE f1r Cosse nR1loS- AsTzEA-
BEexcEE-lA. A. Parties wishing t1s preserlSt3o1
III tiezse 2dcress. EsF. z. A WILSON
80 ~ Ben1 e. WIuazastnsgh SeE Tqgt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-04-17
NeaC Advertisements.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

hereby make proclamation, as required by Law.
that HON. JONATHAN T. SKINNER Of Barton in
the County Of Orleans and State Of Vermont has been
duly elected County Commissioner in and for sad
County for the ensuing year. as appears OF record in
my Office.
Given under my hand at the County Clerks once
in Irasburgh, this 18th day Of April A. D. 1875.
l. \. CUSHMAS
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-04-17
ROCK BED PRICES.

Parties having received samples of
Job Printing from Mcnamara & Co.,
\. Y, headed as above. are requested to
examine the stock upon which the print
ing is done, and if any want their work
done on such rotten paper. they are in
formed that they can have it as neatly
and as cheaply done in Vermont. as
MacMary offers TO do it.
E. H. WEBSTER.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-04-17

The rivermen are gathering on the
upper Connecticut for the purpose Of
running the timber now piled on the
river banks. 1t is estimated that -
million feet have been skidded during
the past winter.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-04-17
Gut This Out. i Nav Save fnnr Life.

There is no person living but what
suffers more or less with Lung Disease,
Coughs. Colds or Consumption. yet some
would die rather than pay IS cents for
a bottle Of medicine that would cure
them. Dr.. A. BoscHBE's GERMAN SYRUP
has lately been introduced IN this coun-
try from Germany, and Its wonderous
cures astonishes every one that try it.
If you doubt what We say in print, cut
this out and take it to your Druggist,
E. E. Dutton, Barton, and get sample
bottle for 10 cents and try it, or a
regular size for IS cents.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-04-17
Liberation Notice.

This is 10 certify that have this day given my son.
FRANK H. STEVENS his time during the remainder
Of his minority and shall claim Of his earnings
pay any debts Of his contracting after this date
WILLIAM STEVENS.
II. NJ. STEVENS. Witness.
Coventry, VI, April Il, 1875. 1918
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-04-17

In Utah person condemned 70 death
has a choice Of three methods Of exeeu-
ton, viz hanging. shooting and behead-
ing. The Salt Lake Herald Of March
22d. in an account Of the conviction Of
J. G. Wiggin for the murder Of John
Kramer. states that after the verdict was
rendered the Judge asked the prisoner TO
make his choice Of the manner Of his
execution; 70 which be responded, Il
prefer to Be shot and sentence was
pronounced accordingly.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-04-17

A. /. Stewart wills nearly al Of his
vast estate 70 his wife. adding to MS
viii directions to her to carry out, 50 far
as possible. his schemes for the good Of
his fellows. which he has had under con-
sideration, but which have not been CON-
pleied. On account Of his great pressure
Of business. Judge Hilton. his friend
and administrator. gets 100000.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-04-17
AMOS c. RoBISSoNs ESTATE.
Commission Notice

The Subscribers. having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District OF Orleans
Commissioners to receive. examine, and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate
Of Amos c. Robinson, late Of Barton in said District
deceased represented insoveut and the term Of six
months from the 18th day Of April. 1876. being
allowed by said Court the creditors Of said deceased
10 exhibit and prove their respective claims before
GIVE notice. that viii attend to the duties Of
appointment st the Office Of ". r Robinson in Barton
said District the sth day Of June and 18th day
Of October next at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon, on
each Of said days.
oRRIN CUTLER; -
G. A. DREW,
Barton, VI, April Is, A D. 1875 1918
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-04-17
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years nom Ner-
Avo1s DEBILITY. Premature Decay. and AL the Effects
OF youthful indiscretion viii oT the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free TO al who need IT the receipe and
direction for making the simple remedy by which he
eTs experience can do BY addressing in perfect
confidence, JOHN Is. OGDEN. ~ Cedar 81. n. T. asa
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-04-17
ORLEANS County @Onitor.
NV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

rr. B-oibsrs Barton. New Goods
..s..r yGs'yn A Co. Barton Landing. Ginghams
= w. H.u Coz Barton, Oh Chrumos
D. n g..hman. lrushurgh. County Commissioner
81 F.-I a Co.. Boston. Agents Wanted
Wa Grcrus Estate Barton.
tr.. G. E5,aasau's Estate. Barton
a % Eass, Barron. Grain Cor Seed
watcher q Elliott Barton. PHOSPHATE and Harrovs
..r.aa- stevens Coventry. Lneuti0n NOuce
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-04-17


notices and poetry k5s Costs per Iiae.
In Craftsbury, April 6, after Brief Illness Erwin G.
Woodbury., aged % wears and months. Another
Christian Worker gone to his reward.
In Albany, April :, Of consumption. Archie James
son Of 7. J. and T. NJ Wallace aged Is months and
dsys
At East Hsrdwick March 80 Luman Bronson. aged
g wears.
In Richmond, Va April s. Of consumption George
H. Walworth, Of Newport. Vt. in the 4oth year OF
his age
In Derby. April s. John H. skinner aged IS years
and months.
At Newport Center, April /. Sarah, wife Of Hollis
Allen, aged ss years and / month.
In Newport April Is, J. T. Allen, Esq. aged 40
years
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for the windows. and lamps for lighting
the room in the evening. Parties are
now wasting time in circulating petit
tons for another school meeting. in or
der that the vote making appropriation
for lamps and shades may be rescinded.
Don't be foolish, boys. 1t will cost you
ten times as much to circulate petitions
and attend school meetings. as it will to
pay your proportion of the tax required
for the purpose. Then you viii be
ashamed. after all is over, that you put
yourselves on record as against a needed
improvement in your schOOl-house.
Con
That parents may see the standing Of
their children IN the graded school. and
for the encouragement Of pupils. we give
space to the last monthly report which
has been prepared for print by Mrs.
Story.
Report Of the Barton Graded School
for the month ending March 81.
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CATARRH a.ss rsP sl1las /. + Tr. 3
ties on CStarTh. and containing tnnumerahe Of
FRKE. by addressing the Proprictors LIT
TLERIELD 4 CO Manchester. \. H.
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MARRIED.

Al West Derby. April 4. by Rev. s S. Nokerson Mr.
Joseph A Davis and Miss Algie e Webster both Of
Island Pend.
In wes;held, March IS. BY Rev. T. B. Phelps Mr..
Warren FSrmSn and Lydia BoyntOn, both Of wes,aeld.
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We are
Enxtoas v eEehauze
goods for a. kinas X b4rtsr. such
a. Bgtlsr. cksess. Kggx ssgzr. EeAas Peas.
GrEln. LA1c. Talks, kzgs. Dried
Appss. DRIED Berries. Cara
wmy Bes1. Hog. Beef
Pealfrg. A.,
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DIED

GE-An notices q deaths inserted fres; obituary
notices and poetry krs eczts per liae.
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Jim Bullock came near losing his COW,
a few days since, by the breaking of the
ice on the river where she was watered.
Our young men are following Horace
Greeley's advice and going West Last
Monday. Willie J. Marsh, Charles E.
Young and Ora A. Taylor lelt for Mar
shall City, Iowa George H. Bennett
and Curtis Fuller for Portland, Oregon,
and two young men from Holland for
California.