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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-12-16

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The cow that is aeshy gives milk
that is richer in butter than the cow
that is poor and thin. One that has
reached her full maturity gives better
milk than she did before she reached
that age, cow that is gaining flesh
day by day gives richer milk than a
COW that is losing gradually. The con-
dition of the pastures have also much to
with the quality of the production
Scientific Farmer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-12-16
STATE OF VERMONT, ! o.,.. ;. c,,,.u :.

Orleans County Court. February Term, A. D. 1873.
WHEREAS John NJ. Hammond of Barton. in said
County, having filed in the Office of the Clerk of this
Court his libel for divorce setting forth in substance
that Greensboro In the County OF Orleans aforesaid
the 18th day of August A. D. 1858, he was lawfully
married to Helen g. Fairbrother of Coventry 10 said
County, by J. P. Stone, minister of the gospel and
hath always behaved himself towards her faithful
husband yet the said Helen, neglectng her marriage
and duties since said marriage on or about the
month of October a. D. 1876 wilfully deserted said
petitioner and refuses to further live cohabt with
him. wherefore he prays that the bonds of matrimony
with the said Helen may be dissolved.
And it being made to appear that the said Helen is
without this State that subpoena cannot be served
upon her. it is therefore ordered that the substance Of
said libel be published in the Orleans County Monitor
newspaper published at Barton in said County, three
weeks successfully the last of which publications shall
be at least weeks prior to the first Tuesday of Feb
ruary A. D. 1879 that notice be thereby given her to
make her personal appearance at said Court then and
there to make to said petition and abide such
further order and decree to the Honorable Court
may seem meet.
Dated Irasburgh this 9th day of Noy A. D. 1873.
Fl B. CUSHMAN, Deputy Clerk.
v. P. MACUTCHON. Atty. o5l
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MARRIED..

In Greensboro. Now ss by Rev. Moses Patten, Alden
E. Perrin Miss George Petite both of Greensboro.
In Sheffield. Dec. 5. by Rev. L. G. Clark, Samuel A.
Jones of wheelock and Miss Georgia T. Root of Shelf
field.
In East St. Johnsbury. Dec. g. by Rev. ). P. Humph-
roy, Edward Il. Smith and Mics Mary Belle Cheney.
both of St. Johnsbury.
At the residence of the brides father, Dec A. by
Rev. W. J. johnson. Walter W. Bostridge and Miss Ida
L. Stanley, both of South Barton.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-12-16
" Advertisements To-day.
3 p. R. R. TIME TABLE.
Passenger Trains Leave

Passenger Trains Leave
'RT-SoHth-e:55 a m; eos m: 942 m.
orfh-7:20 p m.
|rRY-Soutb-7:00 m; Clio m; o:54 d m.
forth-l:55 pm; Gas p m.
n LANDING-South-7ls a m; e35 D m;
fOj p m. North--3;l2a m; LAG p m; 6:33 m.
'N-lSouth-7:93 M; 652 p m; lO22 m.
ortA-2.5S m; l:20 p IN 600 p m.
MISUNDERSTANDING m: 7:07 m 1886
m. North-2:45 m; l:o4 p m; 5:55 p m.
a m; 1883 m. NorA-I2;40
m; $50 p m.
BURKE--Soutk-s:ll m; 7:42 p m; HOO p
D. NorA-2:23 a m; 1880 p m; 5:3l p m.
m; S:10pm; lice
m. North-2.05 m; 1905 d m; 5l2 m.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-12-16
TO HAXE Seeg HEA al q HnEH LIVER
Assiqnee's Sale.

will sell public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, Thursday the I'd day Of January, A. D. 1879,
promptly at 10 O'Clock m at the hotel of A. j. Nor
r in West Charleston the assets of the estate of e.
O. Bennett of said Charleston bankrupt consisting of
any interest the said bankrupt has in the premises
occupied by him homestead, the store occupied
by II. w. Dane, the shop or store occupied by Horace
Ruter and Vose Sons Piano. Also a lot Of Notes
and Accounts Lumber Shingles, Set Of Scales, Buta
los, Straw cutter, &C.
CHARLES CARPENTER, Assignee.
Charleston, VT, Nov, so, 1878. o5l
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-12-16

What the country needs as much as
anything, is good rest from politics,
but it is not likely to have it. As soon
as Congress meets. We find both parties
regarding every measure and movement
in legislation, more with reference to its
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-12-16
New advertisements.
AUCTION.

Attached upon three writs and will be sold at pub
lie auction, at the R. II. Little block in Barton
Village on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81 1875 COM
mencing at ten O'clock a. m. large quantity Of
goods such usually sold in country store con-
sistng of the following described articles Dress Goods
and Prints; Ladies' and Chldrens Furs; Ladies' and
Children's Boots and Shoes; Gents and Boys Hats
and Caps; Gents and Boys Clothing; Wooden and
Cotton Goods; Gloves and Mts l Set Fairbanks Hay
Scales; Sets Platform Scales; l Iron Safe; about
600 Scythe Stone Boxes quantity of Scyhe Stones;
quantity of Haying Tools; and large quantity Of
goods too numerous to mention. Sold by consent of
parties in writing.
F JAMES BUswELL, Deputy Sheriff.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-12-16
RLEANs PROBATE COURT.

ate Courts will be held at Newport at T. CIRCUITS
IS follows: November. NONE; December 81. 9s;
~ "a. 25; February 2l. %; March 20. go; April
May 80. 81; June 81. 9s.
December 8. 4 January 7.s; Feb
!; March 4, s; April /. 2; May O.. Z; June 0. 4.
L. II. THOMPSON, Judge.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-12-16
Local News.
dLRANX.

6AN|N(@AAF n
i and oyster supper at s. Richard
new Hall, Monday evening, Dec.
temperance and Literary Society
rganized at the West village, Mon
iening, Dec. 9th.
Darling will be pleased to see
fers of music, dancing and oysters
Hall on Wednesday evening, Dec.
SOUTH ALBANY.
school is taught by Miss Cowles
ENTRY.
are having a good singing school
the instruction of Mr. Cowles of
bury.
, wooden wedding at G.. w. Orne's
Sd inst, over fifty friends were
I, and a good time was enjoyed.
was an abundance of suitable
Its.
BARTON.
Of Christmas goods at E. F.
n's. Read his advertisement.
Arles Graves says: Call and settle
looks this month and save cost
ponth.
5. Flanders is finishing a tenement
upper part of his High street
bee.
give a supplement to-day, con-
3 all the laws passed by the last
ture.
hember the Sunday School conven-
hat meets here on Wednesday at
rick church.
!. L. Phelps will preach at the
schOol-house next Sunday after
It 8 o'clock, if the weather permits.
neen Bess" at o. D. Owens, with
{ other things that must be had
Christmas. Read his ad. on OPP
page.
nes Boswell will sell a lot Of dress
and general merchandise at auction
Little block on Saturday next, at
lock. See advertisement.
great rain that did so much
&c elsewhere raised the streams to
point and filled the ponds in this
ty, but did no serious damage.
lyceum at the Academy will b.
tinued for a few weeks, owing to
nusual number of meetings anC
ntiOns that are to take up the ev
for some time to come.
weather is somewhat remarkabl,
is section. There has been n,
hing yet, and the mercury ha
touched zero this winter thus far
leavy rain on Tuesday took off oil
BOW and the earth was as bare 70
al days as September. The wan
1w is a great injury to business.
ere was a real surprise party" Q
b Owens on Saturday evening. j
a very large number Of friend
0 celebrate the thirtieth anniversI
Mr.. and Mrs. Ovens marriage
gh the visit was a complete surpris'
ouse was in order and the spaciou
were sufficient for all who gathe
After an hour spent in pleasaI
course, the happy couple were il
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-12-16

But three ounces of salt to ten pounds
of butter is the proportion of salt in the
make of butter which com mands the
highest price to-day in Quincy market.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-12-16
DIED.

mz-An notices OF deaths inserted free; obituary
notices and poetry .fUs cents per line.
At West Glover, Nov. "a, Mrs. Christina Pearsons,
aged SO years.
In Lowell. Dec. g, George Nye, aged SO years.
At Evansville Dec. 7. of consumption, Jennie, wife
of A. P. Alexander, aged 80 years and days.
aged about IS years.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-12-16

POULTRY NOTEs.-One of the most
profitable kinds for farmer is cross
between the Leghorn hen and Poland
or Brahma cock. Their progeny are
good layers. nice for the table and pro-
fitable for market. The White Leghorn
is the most profitable breed for eggs
they need little more care than some
other sorts. but care of poultry pays.
In order to secure profit from fowls.
however, few conditions are essential.
First, every FARMER who keeps hens
should build hennery for them. so ar
ranged that it can easily be kept clean
and well-ventilated. In winter the
temperature in it should be warm enough
to prevent it from freezing-say from
45 to 60 Fab. A supply of fresh water
therein is of great Importance; hens
drink often if they can get water.
Ground feed is best when eggs are want
ed. Corn and wheat middlings form
an excellent combination for food: but
meat should be given them. by way of a
change, once Of twice week if not
oftener. With large flock of fowls
this is essential. Nests should be made
of bright straw instead of hay. Hens
are pleased with neat place to lay
their eggs. and appreciate good care
Hens receiving proper attention will
give net profit of $3.50 to So a year
each until they are four years old. Clam
shells are excellent for making egg
shells. They should be burnt, pulveri-
zed and kept in the hennery at all times
especially in winter.-Rural Neao York
1
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-12-16
BOSTON WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET
CORRECTED ExPREssLyRoR
It HI T. MI O ITO r.

A. d. H l B B A RD,
Jobbing and Commission Dealerin
BUTTER, CHEESE, FLOUR, LARD, EGGS,
BEANS, DRIED APPLE, &c.
81 JoHN STREET, Boston MASS.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-12-16
NO 7 ICE

Is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of the Barton National Bank for the choice OF
Directors and the transaction OF any other legal bus
ness will be held in their Banking Rooms in Barton
on TUESDAY, the l4th day of January next at 10
o'clock, a..
Barton. VT. Dec. Z, 1878. OF
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-12-16
BREED YOUR OWN STOCK.

We lately conversed with a farmer
who had lost all his property in the
stock business. He was one of those
kind of men who cannot wait for slow
profits of ordinary farming and stock
raising, and so he commenced buying
stock and feeding awhile, then turning
it into the market, buying again and so
on. He succeeded well with the first
few lots, as it was during the flush
times of the late war, and he was thus
led on to deeper investments, losing on
some, making on others, but in the
main constantly sinking money, until
he was entirely ''cleaned out" He
bitterly regretted the course he pur-
sued, and his advice to all farmers is
be content with the moderate but
sure profit which come from raising your
own cattle. horses. sheep, or swine, and
in no case allow yourselves to be led
into the uncertain meshes of speculation.
To our suggestion that some unboubted-
ly made money by buying and feeding
stock, he replied "The fewest number
and they are shewd buyers, keey them
selAes we'll informed, and by long ex-
perience are enabled to prognosticate
the market and govern themselves ac-
cordingly. Of score of men who went
into business when did, but two or three
made anything by it, There is always
profit in breeding and rearing good
stock on the farm, and there is often
profit in buying young stock and feed
ing it up to maturity; but if there is
profit in the latter case, it is much
greater in the former. so that the wisest
plan is to breed and raise all that your
land will support. leaving the uncertain
profits of buying and selling to those
who have learned to "wait'' as we'll as
to "labor. p Western Agricultufst.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-12-16

John Wilson place to assist In taking
care of Mr.. Wilson who is in very fee
BILE health.
lothian Cummings has bought the
farm known as the Horace Waterman
place paying $500 for the same. Cum
mings has moved on to the place.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The two prisoners confined in the
Essex county Jail set the Jail ON fire at
two o'clock Saturday morning, for the
purpose of making their escape. But,
fortunately, the jailer was too much for
them and they were taken to st. Johns
bury Jail the same day. The Jail which
was wooden building, was burned, but
the house was saved. The prisoners are
said to be hard tickets.
LYNDoN.-Elmore Quimby had wag.
on badly smashed by runaway horse
one day last week.
Joseph Mathewson found strawberry
blossoms in his field Dec. 8.
Alec. Mcleod an engineer on the
Pass. K. R.. who has been dangerously
i'll of meningitis is recovering.
The high winds of the last two weeks
have done much damage to fences and
trees.
! Robert Pettigrew has sent here from
New York a thorough bred stallion, salt
to be great racer.
At the town meeting held last Tues
day it was voted to raise 81 on a dol
J lar which with state and state schoo
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-01
NOTICE

THE PERSON WI BORROWED BAR
J. ,halow's Mnteria MeaicA from DIR.
Bishops Office. will please return 1t immedi-
stely.
Euysks, January a. Is7a iy22iw
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-17
HEATHEN CHINESE.
How They Art Gradually Learning Bar
barrie Customs.

How They Are Gradually Learning Bar.
barrie Customs.
Some queer stories are told of the Chinese
embassy NV engaged in %endeavoring to get
used to the uncivilized ways Of Washington
society. A Washington letter says they are
likely to be a social sensation of the season.
They keep two servants in their establish.
ment who are not Chinese and who furnish
the public with details Of their private life,
which are interesting, and possibly, reliable.
One of them, a female servant, tells the story
that the first night one of the Cinnamon
spent in his bed room there be did not dis.
cover that the bed.clothes could be folded
down, and shivered all the night through
on the outside Of the coveslet. Another
story, which has better authority is thus re-
lated 9. THE house they occupy was leased
furnished, and when the legation took pos
session the furniture in the parlor was COW
cred With white linen wraps. There was a
deal of talking when the furniture was ex-
amined. None Of the Chinese liked
il, and in the end it waa ordered away.
White, every n knows, probably, is the
Chinese mourning color. A furniture dray
was backed up to the door Of the big house
on E street, in which the legation lives,
and q fair share of the furniture loaded on
il, when tipping over . chair, the cover
slipped from it aud the rich crimson silk
showed itself. The Chinamen saw it and
ordered the furniture unloaded. The GOV.
era were taken of. and no other objection
excited" Mr.. Chin Tor Pin, or Whatever
his ~distuinguished nam may BY greatly
enjoys the attention. he receives from the
ladies Of the capi al.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-17
tas 4atiy xress ND 3ststzhs
YANKTok DAKOTA.
tuesday Evening, Dec. u, 1873
FACTS AND FAncEa

FACTS AND FAnciEs.
II Z man has q tartar for . wife, she's
very sp, to pitch into h!m."-&. John
Sun
All tho charms possessed by some met
..e wha, bang IN front OF their vests.-
Hartford Sunday journal.
l,Iegslly wearing the red ribbon Of the
Logon of honor has cyst q woman Of Var.
sslles two months 10 jsil.
Men who are slways praying for God TO
help the Dnnr sbon,h first set God On Z
ample Whitehall Times.
These are times that try mems pocket
0ooks-the more especially if the men are
candidates Tor Office Camden Pot.
The vlgilant mother changes the seat Of
government every time she puts q new
breadth In her toys trowsers.-Erratic
Enrique.
When . barber is playing over his throat
With . razor, 10 the time when q mao is
most desirOus OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Courier.
MAN wants but little here below" aud
be don't wait TO move il be can helm II.
We speak from experience.-BrookpMe
Democrat.
H.bit IL like a corn II you don't keep il
we'll pared it will get the best of you every
I me you put your foot down."-Honksrs
Gazette.
Did you ever think how impossible it ia
for q man to bite his nose of, Whatever be
the spite he enler'ains against bis facc.-
Fond du Lac Reporter.
The fellow that sparked his girl and had
l nnth{nn nGa.oN oer,e,,.d hp ~ ia H.ll,. A..
q pan ut apples, says II was 40 apple.sat
court.-Fdyette Record.
Tune up tue fiddles. First four right
and left. Balance all. and don't put Hur
arm around the g,rI. for its out of style,
even II 1t is nice.-Fuhon Times.
An Exchange saws: "Womsn's kingdom
is the hesrtio man" We would suggest
thst the ladies pre.empt their territory .,
seon as possible. Bradford Breeze.
Give 1s liberty or-g've us . rest.-1ur.
modest about it; "give US adrink," is wha'
you really Rss York Era.
A great writer says "some people ar,
born Christians" but there. no occ 4sion fol
worrying over the matter. They general,
ou,gr ,;,,,I i'iLBr i,gsl.e sS Sander. s.ha L.. ,oo.;.,
oh! mamma, I,amma, who's a pinchlr
them tara ?"-Haekensack Republicans.
Twelve thousand different works kav
been published IL regard to the America
war. A good deal Of this wal literatur
first Jaw the light in Europe, but the bull
appeared in the United States.
A woman hearing . great deal abou
preserving autumn leaves," put up som'
but afterward told q neighbor they were NJ
fit 10 eat, and she might as we'll haye throw
her sugar awav.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-17
THE A LAST REQUEST.

From tho Detroit Free Press.
The Michigan tramp does not sit still ana
let mos accumulate On his back while all
the rest Of the world goes ahead. Recently
q genuine specimen Of the iron plated trav.
eler Of the highways called ct . house on
Second street and asked for dinner.
mo food to spare" was the reply.
Cant you give me an old coatT
"No."
"or . pair Of boo*?"
"No."
Cant you spare nj even pair Of old
socks r
mo"
"Nor . piece Of bread"
"No."
The fellows chin fell % he fumbled in
his pocket, and his voice had . lonesome
sound a. he pulled out . email antoglaph
album aud said:
"Well, if you can't do any better, I'll
have to b satisfied with your ottergraph.
Please use blue inkp
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-17
SPECIAL ELECTION REPRESENTATIONS.
MAYORS OFFICER,
Cikv NJ vAnkfOn II r. no0 A 'S7e Z

CITY OF YaOktOu. ID. T.. Dec. a. Va.
~,
Az regular meeting OF the City
Council, held at the city clerk office. IN the city
o. lankt0n. on the 2ld day OF December inst,
ior the purpose ana objects fully set forth In the
to!!Hwing preamble and resolutions:
whereas. In me opinion q this council, the
means OF p OtectiOn which this city nOWNAas
against destruction OF buildings and property
n.y. nre. are inadequate Mi9 insutlelent ana
Whereas. To procure: adequate protection for
THIS city against nre vii! require = greater. out:
!ay. Of money than the city council IS authorized
Whereas. The most feasible manner of raising
the necessary funds for that purpose, H. by Is
suing and negotiating the bonds Of the city and
as the city council has NO power to issue such
bonds without an Affirmative vote Of the inhab-
itanis OF the city therefore, @a
Ra II r.soi,.d NTH. Mnver md Cyfv Cou,r,l of
ia ciiv Of YanI Il. M: "as'' :" ~ 'os"s' "
de SG = , : nsa ~ , : t = hppnds ~ Iii. aiu c = .G fn ny
asnn.,nt mt exceaainn1 Ten tiIomsand Isi,,ars. In
RIM mot evceeSinT twentv vears' md drsawinD
Interest at q rate not exceeding ten per cent per
annuni, be issued for the purpose Of raising
funds for the protection Of this city against fire;
and that the question Of issuing said bonds be
submitted to the qua!i1ed electors Of the city OF
YanktOn, at u special e%le.'tiOn, to be held on tile
24th day OF December. 1873 at the usual places
OF holding elections for city officers for said city:
Sect!on 3. The votes cast at said election shall
pc by ballot. on when snail DC written or print.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-17
DON'T FkoWN, u YOU CAN HELP IT,

But don't smile more than YOU are obliged
to, II you have . mou.hful Of discolored
teeth. II such is the case procure and use
Al. leaat ono every day, delightful sOZO.
DON'T. which will remove The unbecoming
spots and specks that di.fgurs your teeth
render them pearly white, make the gums
hsrd and roey, and impart fragrance 70 your
breath. SO1ODONT, moreover, contains
10 eorroaive acids or gritty particleA which
il the ease With some dentifAcea, but 10 emf.
neatly saes y veil = thoeoagAly e1saive
Sold BY druge;sas.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-17
A CARD.

t. all who are suffering from the errors
and i%ndiscretiors Of youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &C., I will
send . recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered BY 4 missionary in South Ameri.
ca. Send q elf.addressed envelope to the
REV JosErH T. lNMAN, Station D, Bible
House, Mec York City.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-05-02

The children shook him up, and beg
ged that he would tell them about his
pretty speech.
I'll speech you shouted grandfather
as he shook the children of of him. If
you don't mind your business now and
let me sleep when l want to. I'll cut
every one of you into shoestrings.'
After a few minutes had elapsed
mamma said she could not understand
how some people could tell such awful
stories as they did and be able to sleep
wink in lifetime.
Papa said he supposed they got used
to II.