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, 1879-06-20
THF FATAL MISTAKE,

"On1y shower" sngs The good housewife,
pcrctIv!nE tllr G1nlit .'no bigger than mans
band y above the hurixon. But the shower may
prove tu be temprht, oettrnytng life mud prbn-
crtr. "Only a cufd," saIi my frieud, Mira.
SinpKlns, wllru / mentioned her apparent In
dlsuositfo,: 4 week later she appeared nm
utually we'll: "NeTcr batter In mr. ltfc," sba
her rcrurefy. j month later, shn again cum
platucl Ut a acvute cpl, although completely At
loss 10 account far tile mannrr In which she
CONTRACTED II, Hut In few days the couHh
left her and sllt pronounced herself 4uta well.
After ono VI thcsc repeated attacks OF tnds-
Eaisttn the cough continued, and only then did
the learn from, tht nhysictan she roEhu'ted that
the " colds +" she had considered OF so little con-
sequence wcrn The symptotna Of the early stages
Of consumption, and that the dsaease had A.
ready hcct'tne X, settled in her systen a. 10 DO
fatal mistake Ut Thousands who each yesY SINK
!nto consumptives crayos, Il Is the most in-
alduous OF diseases, --deEloplng without ssous-
EnE suspicion VI lts Eftc1ghcc. and eTch after
dlacuyery ilntteriHg the pnttent into the ballet
that he las not consumption. Under proper
medical AtId hvktenic treatment consumption IA
eMrAhle, as }aA f,ccn nynsed III thousands oI
cafes. Dr. Pfcrce's Holdcn Medical Discovery
cures consumption III Its eaelr stages, hut no
remedy ean nrrest the ,lttea.e when It has aA-
yanrcu 10 the second stage. ttI,e IhvaI!ds IIo-
surpassed advantages for thr succtssftt treat
mrnt Of ttt, hisvase. Tue locality tpEosed bY
the Government statIsttrs OF 1s;,i TO bc espc-
cihi free from thtsd !seaae}, agreeable turrDupt-
ingt, luxurious accommodations, together With
its unclua!sl facilities for treatment, both
medical ai"l hycIcHc, render 1t. without exag-
geratton, the consuu.pttve's paradise.
, 1879-06-20
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, FRIDAY JUNE 1s7grwELyE PAGES

cou,modauons for about 200 boys. The
giria' school butlines to be similar to The boys
school. It will stand about a lntls OF, and b.
tween the two thero Is to bo n Divinity School.
The En0ltah sSaten, has not yet been tried In
It. The Divinity School viii be for the cduca-
tfon Of young ministers to the Protestant Epia-
copal Church. Atsd an ain ID 10 ho made In tic
scIicu,e to assist young men Of limited means ~
many plans are rounded out. ntst hecomc an
enchanting placu 10 (rc. Tt.ere IL an ttnprcs-
sion tha, no lu.s sre ever 10 be sold in Garden
CITY. This Is mistake. Fur wisr turposes no
Iots hare been tolu Us yet, nor Is II determined
jcctors sllail rec their sched,e well under way
lois wfs' be tots without douht. Many Ner
York bankers make the city thelr hotne, getting
thence to business In about two hour4.
, 1879-06-20

q. Fischer, tleccabed. vera Issued 10 Anna BlAel,
and bond Of 9,200 approved. .-..
In the estate of Mortimer noran. deceased.
proof Of Will was made, and the tcnutrtatloh Of
both The executors filed: 1.ctstrs Of aamfpietta-
tlon with will annexed wcra tsaued to Maria
Hogan, and bond of e., 200 approved.
III The cstato Of Struf, j. Kendall, deceased,
1ctlors OF administration, with will Annc3ee,
were issued to Wiley II. Egau. Bond Of $1,000
approved.
COUNTY COURT.
Six ptrsous wero ndjudgeI insane In the Coun~
~ Court rctteraay, hbd we're removed 10 def
ferson. AmunR them wero y F. Sbadducs, u!e
mau who was founh some nights sEu on Wash.
fMyton btreet In stats uf absolute nutlItT, and
George l.. FUrd* who tlaima to be thc bon Of n
ruutIlnltnHtrument maker lolhg bustueea or
the corner Of TWenty-f0urth street md Broad.
way. New York. Tho other unfortunates were
@, Stewart. n,,d Elizabeth Kessler.
Tax.caAGs oerltbfed the afternoon tn tho C0un-
W Court yesterday, no Important cases being
argucd.
THE CALL.
JrnoE Dnrxxosp-1n chambers.
lgnaE HaonakTr-3ubmtttd cases IN the'f order
.JUpoE 0aNy-oso. es,. and 100 e s3i. inelu.
styc. except III. 74n, 11J, and 1DS No. 104,
Schultz Vt. schtesle. on trial.
.tgDsE JAAEnoS 80, S5A. City VI. 8n!th, on
Junos sloonz-1e. H.. II. Is, No. II, Borne
mai W. 9thoflcr, un trial.
junaE I.ouEns-:)14. :i1B, i1R.. and 500. No.
3ol. nam,n ". stettsaer. on tr'al.
JUDGE AtcALLssTEM-ett case term No. =, S03.
Chicago Towing Company VI. Cnbh. No easo on
trial. ....'.
,Iup1E FAHwrtt-GencYnl business.
JpnaE WitLfAHs-ueneral business.
JUDGMENTS.
suFEnron CounT-CoSyEss1oNs-C. ". Dean ".
Lactsn II. htchesaon, Saaf1.a!.
, 1879-06-20


The customs officers at Liverpool the other
day were exatnlnn. the haggngc nf pasfenEers.
a handsonie. richly .attfEetl gentleman With a
retin,lc Of servnhts nushcd his way forward and
demanded if.uf his srunks, Of which there were
cighteen, he exau,1fted. lIie officer had hardly
opened the first trunk when the Captain Of the
ressel rushed forward hreaslllcss with excite
ment. "what arc you doing, bira" he snou,rd.
''H0w daro you'll" "rm examining these
trunks" wns tic reply. "Such impudenco u
sald Tie Cantain. "Desfst!" Ard tsrn the
Captain, bortng to ilsc owner Of the trunks,
gave orders to hase them removed at once. As
tue gentleman, with ha servants ID the rear,
walked dorm tho gang p1ank the hnilora raised
their hats, ais lie q kfng!" the other passcn.
gers asked the ofllcsEs. who were tumbling their
wearl'!:: apparel, "who w e hsl he mug. BE-
as he retired to bis private room. "He's an
American photographer on bis summer vacation
IN Eutnnefi "
, 1879-06-20
THE POCASSET TRAGEDY.
Tho Freemans in NaFnstablo Jalf-Thetr
Physlcal and Mental Cnadftlon-Ths COM
ing TrlAl.

- -x, 80. ,c,
Tho Frremaha III haInsta"!o "m!!-l"o'e
Physical and Mentat coad'tloh-Ihs Com
ing Trial.
Boston journal.
corrcspoptcnt Of tho Journal has been
yi.,.,u,. tl,c F,rcm,n. IN Rarns,al,e 1a,l. md
IT,. 1870 ,,'.,a,,.< t,,o,, nrn.nn, c,nd,tton or5
"slsea eonse'nlAs l"'n use"u .eo H.aaa A''u
thclr ta'k concerning tic tFneeoT IN when tney
were tue unhappy actors. Both Of them, lu
writes. are In excellent |lealth,-elouter and
......on .,,nn ,xh.n th.v h.c,n rrtsnr tifn
n.!o'-e' d.. t!'a" ,.."... - "s
Ihcy are quite pleaaanslS e'tu*leo 10 bF1sht ana
clean auartcrsih the new JUL. aud arc perfectly
contcutcl with their surroundings. They never
.co aacl otbrr- Int ,rn aI,o1ed tn osrbanpu
ess sA-' a ~. ',,.",s,,,, =, no tnt.a.
notes. suoJccs 70 lnc Supe't!s'p" u "'e la"o'.
Mr.. freeman has not greatly changed
in mind during the sl1 weeks OF his couape.
mont. n, still pers,,tcn,1r. almost stoIcallv.,
',',.s',. ,1p,..I, -, ,.,., +. ~. a.. H.. ,o.
ue4enaa nI"se't III "aa1 "o n"a uonr. .' eas-
r!es on quite large correspondence Win r"la-
t[vca n,a fricnds, occupying large portion uf
bs tino In letter writing. ecosys OF letters
rro,,, ,,r,,nmyn or nnonymous vrter. are re-.
'u'4 uAnao"" ,as, ~ ,,,.,' =. ,'.',,, ~, ,n., ~
celsea' auulesaea ~ n",' ~ "a'en q! ''""'s. VI
strange Advice Ia ollefcd a|11 an lp1lnltc hpmpeF
Of Inquiries arc made. Como Ut the letters aro
rhi,c nth.rs nre ssnt stmniy ior curIosItT, One
nn,,ntnnnjac. so,ncwnuro il Michigan, devoted
twenty.fo,,r bsces OF leea, CAP TO an exposition
, 1879-06-20
ANTI-SECRET SOCIETIES.

Annual Meeting of tho NntionAt ChrtAtann
Assor[sttou.
Th. nnn,,n, ,n.,tI,r rf A.. M,,,,,,, f,,r,,.,,,
.as,..'.. ."Es ',..,. ,s,s.,.,,n ~ ".,,
nssoeiatlon WIS ''eio 81 l'elr pas'"'nR, NO. ~
West Madison street, Yesterday, morning and
afternoon sessions being held. President Pct,in.
r,ll o,cun,ct1 the chpjr. n,u1 III. f,,IorInr ror.
rnr.ts ,n..nhar. w.. nr...rt. phtl, C....r.
po'"'s ."o'ps4e ".'e u,ea'ut' o ~. ."e"Ir
ter, y. blanchard. A. WAIT. !. A. TART, =. Il.
l!aggcrty, f. a. Cook. j. Il. Fcrrtll, q. Il. Lun-
~. J. L. stoddard, n. L.. Kellogg, r. s. Cook,
~ ~ mau"nn , s......,', ~ ~ - u1,.an st,,,, ~
H. ueoree' - ~ ~. stta'.oo, ~. 1t nr'1sen: WIZ
lam LentJ. NJ. Wright. r. d. Thomson, Wil'iam
Wistart, +. IIilire.h, W. s. rarrar, Thotnas
Hodge, j. A. Conaut, j. Dorcas, Charles Fol-
-. 4 ~ r...roa, p ,v.,,.,,. + ~ nj.
iett, a. " f9ecmao' q. IL H1'Sht. .. ~ ". ba'n'
=. ", need1cs, Aoct Casoeatee, a, Wtcox, 4.
A. bingham. j. A. Barlow, e. r. Webb, r.
piatt, l. Preston, A. 81. Milleop, Peter Rich
n 4 blanchard, n. Ktrknntrick. i. +,
H,,,i.s. =, W ! roa, ~ ,va,1s.s + NJ.
'Naiset! ~ W. Lyons, ~ ~. mn''acs' va y. T. MY
D. W. Wood, a. u. Ihr'uonlthcs. Q. Town. n.
Calender, q. 3. Hubbard, O.. E. BMrch, A.
, 1879-06-20

At d fashionable marriage In Watertown. N.
Y, las, wecs, Capt. "Bob" Townsend, one OF
the ushers, from Syracuse, introduced q new
ceremony, which will becDne quito popuiar.
All The bridesmaids nt the wedding reception
being nrfangeh in line, the usher ciaimed The
privilege OF kissing them in regular order. The
ladics were rather shy at first. but, when they
were assured that " WAS Syracuse custom they
submitted gracefully. ,.a
, 1879-06-20

Town Ncsonk'n& TO Mrs. ste~nrt'
iSes lorS e%f'f'pendfnes Aot"ttHe eon'.er.doarad.
NEW iofs 10 llscly 10 naFe some cay great
university town at Gurden City, wterc Mrs. A.
Il. s,ewart is slowly maturing the plans OF her
1,,.ha,a,. ,,fh H.. Stewart. chtcT cr,nrm.rt
uuau"'o NV ~ 's,',s's' ""e' ~" ~
1Tc's 9T - a, 20 ~ H. os !os 'uss '.n"
Indeed become noteworthy, nutl Garden City
,n,,.t stsni1 erc ,onp m ono of tln mo,t untouc
a,.Iss -, t,,u ,.er,, ~, ont1,o 49,, ~, ~,
e'.lss ~ '"e WHY; ~ 'usn. s,ty e""'u "
woman; population Of several thousands, N
wlict, not one person owns foot OF land at Ills
I,omo. no.session Of 10 600 acres, in the heart
~ wn,eh "a a ,.rv rontnintup one nj In n,n.t
..,..,, s.,,,o,,o,: Il, W. ,.ar,,, ~, o,sn,a ~,
enc person, anu this IN America. Itc pur.
chase OF llcmpstcnd rlalus by Mr.. Stewart was
ono Of those accidental facts uf bis lsic which
seemed hit nrccursora 10 great cuterurIses.
lifs attention was directed TO tic propcyiy 1y
.ludrs Henry Hilton, who, uudins II vas IN thc
mnrket. WIS hfmscsf negotiating for It's nurchase
on lis own account. I'he plains belong to the
Tnwn nf Jlc1nnsteal, oup Of fhc most ancient
tnv,s If Long Isin,,j. it stretched ovcr 10,UD0
h1rrsn " ,rceies. urrcs ,,nwaterct1 af,nost
tlcsrrt Tar1uers did not want the lind; succu.
latnrs only did. The town was i11 debt i.,ui tle
lands wcgt, accordingly nut upon tic market TO
+. snId nj ,hr hest ottainab}s urjcn. The eyes
0s srvrra, n reatsestaia oncrators wero Of, lie
niafns when Mr. Stewart onencd negotiations
fnr them. Iie came to tic purchasing point
about tiIu scmo timu that tllr specusntors did,
md mads \ casl, uffcr Of si!NOO6. bfr. Stewnrt
oIways had a baluncc Of S5, 0U0, COO ut tic Chem.
fcal or In his vaults, ut,1 Of corsr ills offer was
ms.icni L. r. The dcht.ouprc sssu turner's Of the
tnwn. anf1 although Inc renI. I.cttatv spccuja,Ors
offered s5 more nn acre, Mr.. Sicwart's offer was
mains are i05 fert above Tie level Of tic sea.
ihc. ,lid MT nrnvu h,rren vhan thc hands OF
lie "sa aerisuiturlst wns plsced upon Them. Tlc
cify M lint Ias grown u1,n .fhpsa plains Is Glenn
, 1879-06-20

Said sut1ercr from kidney trpnt'e when atkcd
10 try the k!dney.Wort for a rcGtdy, ''rIl try
IT, but II wilt be MY last uoae." The .nan got we'll
Ills HOOD crcnates nicely. hc has pain In either
lila back or eide. sotd by druggists.
, 1879-06-20

The new Judges of the Appellate Court
Bailey, Wilson, md McAliistcr--ho'd private
session yesterday n,oruhE In their chambers IN
the Grand raelHc llotcl, but declined to toll tie
result. They did not, however, elect Chief
Justicc. 1ficy wilt meet nrxt Tuesday, the day
10 Which the Co,ir. was iorlnnIlv adjourned, md
then make The election. Judge Bailey, The
senior In experience, will probably be the Chief
Justfec. The old Judges still llayo about
dozen opinions to he lllcl In cases decided at
last term.
, 1879-06-20

A
,,.u.u,, 49,, = ~, r".+.rt,ov co,,n,s,n.
'i-oulsa h"f1@e "'co s,,,, ss'"3 .s'.'' ,".
ing that lcr tiusbant', Whnem Aast@o' Is oeaS
on killing her, md wilt succeed unlcss she eau
ret away from him. For tho rast ten ycsEs ho
liza failed IN srnnnrt her md las snant ujl hts
as" 1"'se ~ '"pro .t't... ,n..h. h.J hJ,,
tne ana hn1I H., - I,.r ,r,, rocan,.
arfeslco ettnt 1''"ea .ot o."' a' .ss..' w ,,',ts
ly he nude desperate attempt with kn'1o 10
Kill her. aud she very naturally txoreEscs
'atrong dcslfo to get rid OF such husband.
judge Moore yesterday granted divorce To
1or,ts = narho from George L, Dprbo for
so..s,..n.s 49, o,.t IN n,r,,or. ,vorc,eunp from
asanken9ess' a"a w - oa.s '.s =, ,....t,o,,
Enverst Foee'aahe on LIE eFonna u asse'uon'
ITEMS.
Tho lnottous for new tTtAl ID tie Gregg nnN
ca,s.r c,sca. before Judge Dlodgctl, were
ou'se" ~, s.n,p, NJ liza ah.ence
postponeu 'iaGnn.L1sy W., 4, ~ Wa .niv"tnn'
Of Chaf'es II. Aeea ~ T., H., ,.,., n, pobu-
~, y. nv invoivIn,. tfn prOncrLy known ns
the Hryaat Il Gtratton Business College, ap-
rnintel TiIny Il. UaskcE Receiver. This was q
hi IN set a,ids conrcYancu. OF tho college by
If. II. Nryaut 10 llIx, on The ground of fraud,
nn,i t.lu Judge found III favor OF tho complain
aut.. md UPSET tue assignment. An appeal was
tnEsn tn ths Anpvltate Court,
TIs culi of JaJes tary's calendar will con-
, 1879-06-20

saye yoursoircs coughs | ltaic'e Honey Of 1lore-
rlko's roohachc Drops cusc in one minute.
, 1879-06-20

:, -. 7 HE HTATE BAVINGH. !.
~ 1he caae OF Esmes ". Tie State eavlugs
.'taaon aud its Stockholders, deuusFers
"s'e nlsd 10 the bill by some Of tho stockhold-
~ ~ 'ems Tins ago, on the ground: jnraA that
=. additional liability vas created by soc. Of
oaak charter against stockholders; second,
, 1879-06-20
MACHINERY,

xIYAETEp-A DDOn SECnHb TuhUf.AN bnlkkh
w about tinches In diameter by u feet long Al
dies AANOul u CO., ia1 fftAallEtoa-N.
, 1879-06-20

IN I'M cn,at.n thrt. ftats Of. tss1 reats pxf
st7tion, haca adaiffan4i iint. 10 exatI.
1)EKS1NhL-MATTIE COME nAcEi Az 6uF.
L feflng to yOn. and hurun Is lonely Without ypn
, 1879-06-20


Goop nslSEss 9rsIsGLsss%,@1 III Wlit III.
ornR ea,nrs M ef tue n!ost Eenn9
t0Fpt In HptIx es; 30 uE4 SUCK o4Aeas hettlnk
spt rer cent u,sr al exEsn.si rsss9n fes st1
i,R urese.t haa latErr euasnss tna sa
Sast liz whols atteutlou. VIII sAsssy soy
Jrsss Viii, feforcuees HUsiNEss. cars rIlouao o..s
I2oK sALE-osk or T!is MEsr;rAYlSo, r; Y kE;
eoat cIesn stuck. w6rth abont s3u1 70 9 ot ttrEo
rs4h Nsds eStahllsAe4 anlY rras'n tof eciloG con.
iinned Iii .hrah u propItrtor For further particulars
ad.IrcAk II ~, Tribnne once.
t,oH SAj,E-SKw STEAM sHlN0LE: MILL, WITH
ID scres nns ltrabsr. located On rAlroe4 fn New
sykp Lunnty, 3ctlxXn; capacity issGoo shl1Ktts pr
div Atlslaroty ressoas Etsen tor ss.ltn9 6a.ssla
~ e r. sesafsd s'asa VII L. Tss ~hieasi. stss
1,oi, sA,.x-Tn Il AN ACTIVE MAN WlTA 4 Carl
j III u alInut x!alt 4 good buIineaa Apply to J.
Fi.IEbE IUOS. Windsor European llottl. -
1,pn sAs.K-rkHcy, 0ot,0e AMP VAhlET1 =
Wat Side. AddFeAa II vi. Tribune oacr.
l,uKaALE-GEkTB' FlIhN Is Nj N0ops sT0itR1
well ncasedt Houth Eide. clean .toSk ca as hs4
VI ta1Ehlu II tsken II onct. IL a. Itin4aa oaes:
11yAsrEb-A MAN ro Asslsr IN A LIGHT NAN.
w ufaenrnf bos!ae. WITH *an sa.s E99as Y Y ~.
Eertur merit mud hecaA4Y " lsllT t9atupIleA III eS
err faulty. Ad.lret* U IL Trtsana osas..
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-10-06

President Hayes has made two sig
niffcant speeches; the one because of its
author, the other because of its subject
matter. In the first, delivered at Youngs-
town, Ohio, he quoted at length from
a message of George Washington, to
show that what is called .stalwart Re-
publicanism' finds it most eloquent ex-
Founders in those defenders of the Con-
stitution. Those who have thought Mr..
Hayes recreant to Liberty and the Ma
ton, because he trusted for their defense
more to general laws than to corporal's
guard, should be disillusioned by this
speech. In the second address, deliver
ed at Detroit, the President brought out
some significant facts showing the present
and prospective prosperity of the coun-
try, and followed them with some home
ly and practical advice how to develop
and preserve it. He showed that the
net railroad receipts on three great
lines East and West have been increased
during the past seven months over the
same period last year two millions and
a third that 1000 miles of track have
been laid since the first of January
that the demand for labor is on the In
crease, 10000 more laborers being en-
ployed in the city of Philadelphia alone
than last year; that the increase over
1876 in exports of standard articles,
such as bread stuffs, cotton goods, bacon,
mineral oils, etc.. is upwards of 1885,
100000; that the imports of European
products since 1873 have fallen off over
a hundred and forty-two millions; and
that the National debt has been reduced
nearly one third, while the credit of the
government has been SO increased that i
now borrows 1926, 100000 at 4 PEI
cent. interest with greater ease than i
borrowed S25, 100000 at II per cent
within recent period. He advise
obedience by individual. State and Ma
ton to Benjamin Franklin's counsel
Never live beyond your means, and Pa,
as you go; and, particularly, that Stat
Constitutions prohibit the creation o
| local debts by towns or cities.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-10-06
FOR SALE!
DAIRY AND STOCK FARM

or 800 acres in the town of Glover three miles from
village and onethrd mile from school-house; SIX miles
from Barton depot; is one of the best upland farms
in Orleans county Home place Of 154 acres which
all the buildings consisting of house and kitchen
part 72x2S, finished from cellar to garrett; four barns
36x2O, 40x46, 60x30, 4ox30-manure cellar under eaeh
stabling for 40 head of CATTLE so sheep, calves and
horses running water from the largest and coolest
IA deg) spring in town at the house and barn farm
has produced this year go to 10 tons O5 loads mostly
large) of hay and other crops proportiOn has
mered IL cows, 20 head Of yearngs and twoyearolds
calves SO sheep, and horse kind; hay Of the best
quality mostly herdsgrass, and fit for market-except
10 acres of beavermeadow and swale-grass; from 20
to so of the moving land is thoroughly fitted, at
much expense, for the mower whole farm well fenced
with stone wall and cedar rails The wood and timber
lot $50 aeres and pasture of 90 lies in body IA
mile away and does not quite join the home farm good
roads to and by it, living water in pastures; good
sugar works could be fitted of five to eight hundred
treessugar works of 500 trees all on Of land
well up with house. evaporation pan and 500 buckets
home place; plenty of wood and timber for building
and fencing for the future wants Of the farm. Build
ings exclusive of contents. insured in the Vermont
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. for $l400 recent sur
vey and cut down from previous estimates This town
has old debs railroad bonds to make big
VIII sell farm whole divide ii to suit purchaser.
Also stock and hay if desired. VIII take small place
well located towards the farm if the whole property
goes together. No This farm will be sold VERY
CHEAP to a cash customer.
EDWARD F. HINCKLEY.
Glover, VT, Sept. 5, 1872 o48
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-10-06

ment Of township assessors. postmasters
at small offices, country physicians and
schoolsmasters, as such are familiar
with making out reports and can gener-
ally do the work.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-10-06
PROBATE OF WILL OF OELEsTA u WHITNEY.
CNTATE or uEpMnNT
ISAAC McNEIL's ESTATE.
ISAAC McNEILS ESTATE.
Notice of Settlement and Application for Distribution.
STArE OF VERMONT, ! o.,..n. n;.+.,.+. :.
Barton. VT. Sept. Is. 1879.

n n. orleans Ulsrr1cLj IS.
In Probate Court held Irasburgh said District,
on the 25th day of September. A. D. 1872
Jacob Mcneil, Executor of the last will and
testament Of Isaac Mcneil late OF Barton. in
said District deceased presents his administration
count for examination and allowance. and makes APP
pcation for decree of distribution and partition Of
the estate of said deceased.
Whereupon. it is ordered by said Court; that said
account aud said application be referred to a session
thereof to be held at L. H. Thompson's Office in said
lrasburgh the l4th day of October A. D. 1879 for
hearing and decision thereon.
And it further ordered that notice hereof be given
to all per interested by publication Of copy Of said
order three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Orleans Co. Mon
itor newspaper published Barton said District
previous said time appointed for hearing, that they
may appear at said time and place and show cause II
any they may have. why said account should not be
allowed, and such decree made.
By the Court,-Attest,
L. H. THOMPSON, Judge.
A true copy OF Record-Attest,
o4l L. II. THOMPSON, Judge.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-10-06

Gen. Grant said few sensible words
to the x-Confederates of San Francisco
who paid their respects to him: If you
had travelled around the world. as l
have for two or three years past, you
would appreciate like me the value of
our common county more completely
than any man can who stays at home.
1t affords me great satisfaction and
pleasure to receive the gentleman who
were long ago opposed to us, and l hope.
if this country ever sees another war. we
shall all be together under one flag, fight
ing common enemy.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-10-06
MAY +. BEAUCLERK.
T
Application Of Guardian to sell real estate.
CTATE OF VERMONT,

CTATE OF VERMONT, r:...;.4
In Probate Court, helden at Irasburgh. in aud for
said District, the 10Th day Of Sept. A. D. 1879
Laforrest H. Thompson. guardian unto May F.
Beaucerk, minor under the age OF eighteen years
residing in said Irasburgh in said district makes APP
pication said for license to sell part of the
real estate OF said ward wit: Lot number hun
dred and six of lots Of land in said Irasburgh and
representing that the sale thereof would be beneficial
for the purpose of putting the avas OF said sale at
interest or investing the same in stocks other real
estate for said ward
Whereupon it ordered by said Court. that said
application be referred to session thereof 10 be held
at L. H. Thompsons Office in said Irasburgh, the 7th
day of Oct. A. D. 1872 for hearing and decision thereon
And is further ordered that all persons interested
be notified hereof by publication Of notice Of said APP
plcation and order thereon three weeks successfully
the Orleans County Monitor. printed at Barton in
said District before said time Of hearing that they
may appear at said time and place. and, il they see
cause, object thereto.
By the Court-Attest.
E. N. CONNAL, Register.
true copy Of Record-Attest.
o4O EN- CONNAL. Register.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-10-06

Gen. Francis Walker, superintendent
of the census, has issued circular CIV
ing instructions with regard to enumer-
ators. Enumerative districts cannot
exceed 1000 inhabitants. The month
of June only will be allowed for the
enumeration of districts and in cities of
over 10000 the census must be complet-
ed in two weeks from the first Monday
in June. and the whole census must be
completed in four weeks. The superinten-
dent for most districts will name GER
tain sum as the maximum for each
inhabitant enumerated, each death
reported, each farm, shop, etc.,
returned. In other districts the COM
pensation will not exceed 81 per day of
ten hours east of the Tooth meridian,
and IS per day west of that line. The
superintendent recommends the employ
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-10-06

There were several entries of butter,
but we would not wish. if we could, to
tell which was best.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-10-06

Thirteen European steamers left New
York Saturday. loaded to their fullest
capacity with freight. With some of
the lines freight has accumulated beyond
their carrying capacity, and they are all
reaping golden harvest. Breadstuffs
form very important element in the
weekly freightage of these European
steamers, those on Saturday taking over
half a million bushels of wheat, and
1000 barrels and $4,000 sacks of -four.
The farmers at the West and the trans
portation companies have good reason
for thanksgiving this year. for there is
not only the largest crop of wheat ever
grown in this country. but there is a
larger demand from abroad than has
ever been known.