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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-02
"'s Fay etteville street, Raleigh, \
LA w - Orders by mail attended to.
TRIPLE PLATE
Spoons, Forks, Knives, Castors, &C., durable
SOLID SILVER, and CHEAPER than ever.
A Card from DR.. GriSsOm

We did not publish the structures referred
to, because we felt DR.. Grissom would dc
ali that in his power lies to aid the unfortu
nate STILL it will do no harm to print his
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-02

COLD WATER FOR THE FEEr-There are
many ideas OF how 20 get up IN the morning
some say the best thing for the brain IN a
man over forty Is 10 Jump right up at s OF
o 80 IN the morning and drink cup ot tea
or coffee to brace him But others believe
IN plunglng the feet irto cold water. Hon
CALVIN Graves, the lamentci son OF old Ca.
well, was believer in this 70 the day o:
hl. death. and no matter how cold the
weather he took his foot baths a soon a he
jumped from bed. Mr. Huyh X Reid, oi
this town thinks it hasteued his death. Mr.
Graves persuaded his brother III law Mr..
Josiah Settle, to try the foot bath, but he
hadn tired il more than the third time be
fore was abed with a severe cold that went
into peurisy. The ladies discovered the
track OF a foot in several places on the ear
pet near Nlr. Settles bed, and attempted to
TO sweep 1t up, be said TO them:
= ou needn t try to sweep it up that's
mutton taow, creased the bottom OF my
feet with that brother 10 law Of mine ha,
about caused nay death with his cold water
baths When be found lhe cold coming on
he had sailed on his old mothers remedy
that never failed him, hot bath and nut
ton suet for his feet. Mr.. Josiah Settle wa
brother to the present Judge Settle and
lived then in this county at the place re
Gently sold to w. l.. Jennings, OF Halifax
Va, by Mr.. Hugh X. Reid, = Times
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-02

New loRK, November 2l.-At kincs-
.ton, forty miles from Knoxville Ca
Thursday evening last WAS celebrated the
marriage Of Joel IIempbell, and Mis- Dlil-
an accomplished daughter Of Col Dali at
whose residence about forty invited lalic,
AMI gentlemen assembled BY some means,
IN preparing the feast arsenic was used in
stead OF soda. About forty .r>ons, iu4lne-
dlately after supper exhibited symptoms +
sickness aud five of them have since dlel
The first victim was Robert Dali, brother Of
The brlde, the next wa little Miss Lowery,
an orphan. Mr.. May, of Missouri, aud Mr.
Gallahcr Of this county, also died the TO-
owing day. To day another Que i added
the number. The father of the bride,
who was not expected to live is rcporte
better t. day. About thirty other person
VINO were present are reported seriously Ill.,
number Of whom wt probably die The
poisoning Is thought t. have been accidcn
tal
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-02

ORIGIN OF OLEoMARGARINE. -Glcomar
garine otherwise ''butterine otherwise
'bosh, 2" really only animal grease IL dis
gusc, Is the outcome Of an ingenious French
man snoton that the butter ditfused through
the milk of the COW is due to the absorption
Of the animal fat. Taking some minced
beef suit, few fresh sleeps stomachs cut
into small pieces, carbonate Of potash, and
water, VI. Me2e subjected the mixture t.
a heat of a hundred and thirteen degree
Fahrenheit; and 50, by the action Of the
site in the sleeps stomachs, separated the
at from the other tissues. BY hydraulic
pressure this fat was again separated into
,tearnc, and margarine and putting ten
pounds of the latter into churn With four
pints of milk three pints OF water, and q
little anatto, NJ. Mege succeeded in turning
out compound sufficiently like butter t.
for that article
Whether he had produced deeteriou,
stuff, containing the germs Of disease and
of all manner of loathoome parasites, "a one
set OF scientific experts produced or some
hing far more wholesome than half the real
butter ln the market as another set emphat
cally declared, was Of little moment to the
discoverer SO long as the thing was likely
to prove profitable. He patented his pro
cess; and found no difficulty in selling IL
censes to work 1t IN France, England, Ilol
land, Germany and America.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-02

The n. c. Spoke and Handle factory at
Greensboro is over run with orders, some of
them from Europe and South America, the
Patriot says.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-02
IRVING HOUSE.

broadway and nth street, New York City. American
plan. Newly furnished and htt-d with elevators and
baths. Running water in every room. Excellent ac-
commodstons. Terms % to s. per day.
CHAS. LEFLER,
Nov. 2S-6m. Proprietor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23

7 --.1r some L0ws'9 -aIi-F, sIIOIs VII II,
Esppcr. salt sRd vinagar, or red pepper, ga,
/ and v,HsgSr vol S6atsa tegstlor VIII 40. L
/ lac ps.isnt Is too vsUsg TO gRrsls, vet The
/ ibroat with = lzw drops IF vomiting occurs
limo uz,zr ru7chsssd st drug store :" 10
/ directions suld be g.vsz. Bs aurs 10 cause
! "a irritation on She uack."
ssagoEEsr Shipssss's Prophecy"
This leaarhzb.' prophecy, known a'
| s.llo.ssr Shiytsn's . T.s Psb shea in 1885,
| l. was ropvJliEhsd IA 1Gll. Al the events
( 5rssic-cd in H. ssFe the last, watch Is To nap
/ r.7 in the near future. have come to pass.
: ----.------ = L -nmt hErsss shall %
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23

C..iIdhosd AVID woman between .,
1le g0e5ts5t zgs iH sweet sixteen
The BOOK Of Life ct ths sweet re
IL t-'. .. --'sG hros. EeEa =al--H 4..=s
The Book Of Life at that sve age
T. llI.l gllh hope. zach COLLEEN page
Contains Z. piotuca br.-lt and taif
~ f,.frr1-s sfs.rs uudirau'e'l ID. care
A,.-,r~uss,el - sSiat---
YET vi, Sac pretty In-l1 ils-s'
That ,rss, g. cssyaIisr -yiN come,
An1 Isss l=r to . priuce.s home
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23

ssturate i with coal (petrsleum) OIL
Place it en- the nsck, having the nes
reach frsus ear % ear. Altar psuAdisg say
s-al rz77 enisns inte poultics place ensugi
af the ss=ic ints ths pstisst's stsckl-ss /
c-7ar ths gsIsu Of VIA feet, and have tIa p
t..nt put fks atoekizss On. Tho pCu-Lc'
must bs wsru1 il Or5sr not to emil ths Pa
rs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23

80 glad ana gsy H. ''-Ve't sixteen
----------------
-oyzz 4s.ESTEC esS@0 sl-s-
some Traits Of Cka-geto- a1aG t5eHef o
Iazco EE Er. 9. y. Fsi.Ss
n. George w. Csilds, Of PAl.adelPEis' b
q, n the wealthiest aad most liberal Hc-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-03-10
4 shrswG Merchant

a wholesale grocer il this city,
who became rich in bis business, saws
his rule always was, where be sold 3
bill of goods oa credit, 10 immediate
ly subscribe for The local pager Of his
debtor So long as bis customer ad-
vertised literally and vigorously, he
rested; bat as soon a. be began TO
contract his advertising space, be
took the fact a. evidence that there
VS. oubie ahead, a. oae Invariably
~eai for bis debt Sad he, The
man who feels TOO poor 70 make his
business known, Is too poor to do
business." The Withdrawing Of 50
advertisement Is az evidence Of weak
ness that business men are Lot SLOW
to act upcn-N L. Tipies.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-03-10
moment relieved the gentleman Of
embaTrass snent

moment relieved the gentleman oi
embarrassment
SIS it des,iny ?r Marie murm1red,
as she threw herself upon TIE sofa 10
her room. and gave way to the tears
which she had kept from the gaze Of
Mr.. Meunier during part of their
short interview by only the greatest
exertion.
She took her tea and breakfast
without going down, and when Mrs
Lovejoy came 10 her room for the
third or fourth time she was assured
that it was oa!y a hesdache, and that
she would be down in time for lunch
at noon.
That afternoon she thought she did
not feel well enough to 60 out with
Mr.. and Mrs Lovejoy. and conse-
quently they started Gioue
As soon as they had departed Ma
rie FASTENED to Der room and dressed
for going out, and 10 less than q half
hour she entered cab, which was IN
waiting for her, having been ordered
by one Of the MOTEL attendants, and
drove of alone, going direct to the
academy.
Size crowded her way through the
immense tbrong uatii she stood before
the picture Of the old mill Yes, there
was the same cipher before her that
she had seen six years before. To
be sure il was not the same picture.
bat the same scene in larger form and
more minute 10 detail and finish but
it was tie same TO her
As she stood there il had another
intent admirer, she thought, although
the surging column Of people az her
back made general expressions Of
comment as they passed il. 1t was
a gentleman, she could see without
raising her ewes, and when she did
look up she found that his gaze was
not directed on the picture, but a.
her.
At last ~ we're the only words be I
spoke, as he grasped both her hands I
in his.
Mrs Os,raoder had an escort on /
her homeward ride, and before be
had left the hatel it had all been (
How he mad seen her at
the lis;le village Of GrosgenOrdsle,
and from the time be had caught heT
glance when passing her on the way 4
back to bis boarding place, from 3
short sketcbing trip, be had longing |
for her acquaintance, and had finished I
up the very skeica of that day, and /
learning her name and address from /
the DixoDs before his departure the I
next Gay be had taken the liberty of
sending ber a Iater-coior, although I
with the conviction that it was jus, /
e trifis improper, bat he couldD'L .
help it. For q couple Of days his /
suspense w9s agopizing, ana when |
the picture came back accom-
panied by the freezing letter be wa7
almost broken hearted. From that
time he bad loved her. Conveniently |
removed from PaTis, IN a Suburban
district, is now a charming villa, |
where Jerome Hart, justly called the
great 81 watercol0r ertist 10 the
world. anG his wife live the happiesr
of mortals. In the richly furnished
drswi0g-room Of the house hangs
picture OF the old mill but not tie one
from the royal academy. II Is 8
smaller one, and Marie Hart thinks
she likes il better.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-03-10
Juice OF the Tomato Plans an Insect
feIde-

4 writer 10 the Degfsche ZeifgBg
states that be last year had an oppor-
taoiiv Of trying q remedy for destroy
ing green sy sDd other insects Sbieb
infest piants IL was not bis own
discovery. bat be found il among
other receipts in some provincial pa
per. The stems and leaves Of the To-
mato are well boiled in water. and
when the liquor ia cold il is ssringed
over plants attacked by insects II
ct cnee destroys black or green fly.
ca;erpillars, etc. and it leaves be
hihd q peculiar odor which prevents
nsects coming again il long time
The author states that be found this
remedy more efscinsi than f1migs,-
lag, washing, etc Through negiees
q house CT csmellias had become al
most hopeiessly infested xith black
Ice. ba: TWO syringiEgs with tomato
plant Gecoction thoroughly clesnsed
them -LoeGon GGrdeIer's Ckroni-
p
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-03-10
The Speaking Date.

Tac au;omaton shall now de-
scribe il huge carbuucie, 10 form
and appearance, just ike an ordinary
date such as any one wolid handle
aud attempt TO ear without suspect
ing deception Ii was Owned aud
exhibited by Hind0o ventriloquist,
who vas also j8ggler; aad be call
ed his carbuncle The Speaking
Date" Whenever be spcke TO il,
the answer came promptly, and sp-
prcpristely, as it seemed. from the
very heart Of tire date, which lay on
the table, several feet from ;be exbib-
itor.
IL was Lot always, however, an
obedisnt servant, for sometimes, when
the master gave al order, the date
argued the poia;, making objections,
Offering excuses, aad finally yielding,
as it were, under protest
1t would complain that it was
"sleepy," or tired cf doing the same
thing over end over" or "the people
we're Dot paying attention But oil
this only enbauced ;Ee interest Of the
and when, q. last, the re-
bellious little thing concluded To DO
as il was hidden, the audience was in
a tTee wss made 10 grow, il cur
presence, as if from the very heart Of
.he date, putting forth It's long, point
ed leaves, then tbe dainty blossoms,
and faaIly clump of sae luscious
fruit But Of this we were not inviJ-
ed TO eat. tor it disappeared suddenly,
aud only the single little goIden-
Drown date we bad ssea al first, re-
NAMED This was. Ct course, only o
specimen Of the slight-ofhsnd 'tricKs'
that Hindoo jHgglers snow SO well
how to perform, while tie apparent
speaking of the date was the result Of
ventrilcquism,-lbe juggler being
able TO make BIS voice sound as # i5I
came from where the date lsy, and 50
induce the audience 70 think that the
voice came cut of the ftnit-like car
bunele Itself
But after ;bis, the tone jumped,
walked, ran, and hnslly, with head
and wigs saddenly siisehed, few
across the stage. and siigbted be-
tween the eoDjureF's joined hands
This was ali accomplished by means
Of machinery sdroiiiy hidden between
the carbuacle AID the golden tripod
upon which it lsy Curious aud
startling as were the movements,
they were wonders Of mechanism,
and of course had nothing 70 do With
Supernatural powers, such ss the yen-
triloquis, pretended to possess
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-03-10
THE UxwxIrrEN SHEET.

We learned ere this from WIsloIn's page
One lesson deep ami Strange,
fhgt he.us in y0ath ana holds IA age
Beyonl cur power 70 change.
V know, and viii not answer whence
The dear bought knowledge come,
The greatest love, aud greatest grie;,
And greatest JOYS are dumb.
We know. yet lend willing hand
To meet sn obvious need;
We know, yet ccldly, proudly stand
When hearts in silence bleed;
Ami he alone who speechless lips
and fearless eyes can feel,
VIII heed warning all unsail,-
A blind and mute appeal.
q friend Of pencil and Of pen,
Whose work is wide and grand.
o striving women, lettefed men,
Through ali cur busy land,
In songs you smile, in songs you weep,
You learn OF saint and sage;
Bat have you power GODS thoughi to kseI
ana read the unwritten page
The spotiess paper comes 10 each
For each its message liez,
Tso grave for idle words to teach, -
Too ceep for careless eyes;
Yet he whose conscience Is a. white
" hose thoughts as Tree from thran.
May take It's challenge as I write,
And MAKE reply Tor All
You dare Dot blot the shining s.-su
With words o. conscious wr0ng
You dare uOg harm living soui,
In story or in song.
Eternal strength and purity
Through all the angels rcign,
AMI w1at you once deiacs ami spoil
You cannot clear again.
Though smaller motives bid y9g wrae.
" hs have no word u say,
You dare not choke with idle wor
The straight and narrow way.
This masters grasp Lies mighty paia,
rs secret spring yoa know;
Exait the oman, own the man.
and le, the writer got
But II you dare the stronger test
This mortal frame can bear.
Whatever man has known a hcEJ.
Your only thought and care
% most Of all remember then
A mission Of hall divine.
And seorn 10 leave behind your PEA
one weak, unworthy ine
Cod gives Us freely days and hours
We hold them Tar too light
And half believe Il matters not
What now We care ~ write.
TIE leaf IS turned and We must stop
The hurrying pen Is s,lll;
And every page Is gathered up
our book OF lie 10 GIl.
No grayer charge 70 man IS given
Than this unwrittea sheet
Beneath this shining v-ul; o. heaven
HIS word shah stand complete;
Neihe alone who sPeechless lips
And fearless eyes eau fee.
VIII heed a warning all unssi1,-
The papers mute nppeaIt
-EIaias G0o5GIe n T15 Prssr Work.
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why she Cam. Back

A Frenchman livi3g in Losis'aos.
whose wife deserted hiD, amused his
nsignboEs by telling how be got Der
back wi;hou. trouble Did j rua
sf,er Der srd beg her 10 come bach .
be dramatically s~ked- NO, J did
not run after res, zhust publish n
the pspaire zat have drawn hsty
thousand doIlsrs 10 ss lottery. ac0
she was back much quicker 1sn 10 70
tine ~
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-03-10
New Orleans, La.

n y = 4 WEEK n yuur own town. arc 10 cap
tL = ital -lsEea- Aga can give the business a
NH s'risl r sta11- eIfeusc. TIE test dIpor-
uttt tuu4-y e-er efi-rel iar thase wiling U
vCrk. 1uu siarlf rry nuthirg else anti
Tu1 see ior yourself What yeu can DO AZ the husi-
rlss re rner No rQsua tn eLIiaiz here You can
CeF0-s ST yuLr time ~ gl yuEr 81 are time tothe
business ans llse arresii PCS Tor evtry hour fhzt
Tl1 Wlrs- women gaa ize a. rnuch a. rsea Sen
tCr sIecll private terms ami pa-Iicuia-g which Ee
NAL free s. Dlrar iree- Deaf complain ol hard
tines While son hlve such 3 ehanre.
Address H. HALL ETr. Portland. Maine.
June y.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-03-10
HEsLPUGH,
1gs.oN AGENCY.

.e S-f p-s-l. Sou-r-e. c#uG.y.
.-..e a fht Peace. surveyor ana clalu
,-u1-'y collect ali Beuuty ami Pen
--.---I o. him. P.rsIfs 7lsili.ll.
a rE address h.m a- Jhc saoyc
H el siuE DIS La-ga anl stage
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-03-10

TINS standard article Is compound
l ui.a tao greatest care.
lis effects are - woller,gl and a5
satisfactory as ever.
]. restores gray Cr faded hair 20 .,s
r.e.a.a. c-.e-.
7. removes a.l cgup,iols, ltcLm-
1a 5salwG. IL gives the head q
r15...- -ee.lin- sensation Of great
COM 5--. anl the scalp hy Is use
ae-a---. ..e and clean.
flri,s laaic prope-ies itrcs;ore-
.e esp .arr glands to theig n0rmai
r'-.-. venting badness. and MIX
c tar hair cgow thick and strong.
AZ dressing, nothing Aas been
- 70 CIcc;Uai or desirable.
4 s. HAYES, ND. State Assavcg
=Saehu rtts, says. '.Ihe con-
1,s Gle pure. and carefully Sc
-eaf f1r excellent quality and /
e- !. .ao B-sg PE-rlEaIIo,'
l- i.s 5.--H,ci purposes.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-03-10

Tie entire p70escts arising lraia the sale o!
th!s wcrz are devoted O. The Hoot Orphas Ne
I3Jrill Z and, which b. Invested In UaiIeI States
Registered Bonds i1r the nurture. care. support
ami education Of The ten Infants deprived % their
parents last summer a; New Brlsans frtc mel
ancholy iuci1cuts oi which sad bereavement are
siiil fresh a. the pub,ic lnill.5
lle Box . an elegant 0ctaF0. c1utaiuing 360
pages. with aue plgioET1p likeness ami > line
steel engraving, made expressly for this work
four large maps Of battle fields beard in hand
some Gray English Clo-h, az Three Dsgia-s
" In o Ffne Sheep Binding with Mar le E.iae
Three Dollars sDo Elfgy Cents-in HaIf
Bound Mo7Uclo Library style Pour Dollars
or Ia the besI LevsnI Turkey N07eccU. iuli Gill
sides and L3ggs, EfTe Dollars
Nn iEe receipt irru any person reultted by
man OF express q ths amount ia 2 regis;eret lei-
Ter % ~ postal order. bank dran - check a
cosy wii De imnetiatelv sent free of Essts.e reg
lstercl a. secsnl-elass matter.
HE volume is published iu the best STYLE of -
reS1aptF- On elegant paper, VITA ilussraIious.
cxecu. cd as liznest spccimcns 0f ART
Ae authlr- the sIlIaeL the purlose. All alike
render d Eo-Lay tl place IN every Hdrary.-on
every lesE--l- ul1- tAe tl9z shelf " csery heuse
ia the country.
Ars1fs inoHie5 a. ersrg fora Gas cotsfr IN tse
lElfe4 ttrfCE esd G pre- frrClcg 1iI D. qfrsa %
hol1Tz5ig diFcalrge1 usferr1t froa iks eray.
To the ladies, Wlo ;oel q desire g express rl.ei-
sy7uIatly Win lae Ho53 D.Piel Eel5rial Fsn9
tis sale q this bk among 1heir circle af friends.
I" ll 4l.gri an excellent rsy of c9utribuIiuz sub
s-ln-i-l al TO 60 deserving cause.
FOR TER-IS, gATTzs To AGENTS. r-C..
WITH FULL PARTICULARS.
GeBlG. I. Beaurcgard, Publisher.
on BEN sLF OF THE HOOD MEMORIAL
EF-Nn
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c. + wALKER ,
AFsearch warrant.

allows II oihcerto go through your house ron
cellar - garEet, AMI Lindsey's Blood
fraln I'D T. 20 ans drive oct al bisad diseases.
l. Clres are wonderful aIs ccrtilel 20 ~ doctors.
preachers aud p-arle. Scr,faia- NercUrsai Dis
eases, Er-siIcias letter Ilce-s = the LTlss -
On the skin Eoils Pluples. &C. We vsTass n 70
care- j. i 3 purely Vegetable Ca1Pognd and
Powerful IUuic- For sale ny all Druggists See
that ,lIir narae is On the hatf0n q fhe wrapper.
4 r. SEI-LEIis s. CO. Props, Pig;ssargh. Ps
cE. 50YD, kzsa. Ssmsrsst,'Pa.
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'.iI0ENEI At Law,
somerset, PsZna.
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.rn,s OF publication

m sansEss: Herald
vslreaazy Nouing at 81 &c
IN advance otherwise $ so
.,4.sly be charged
.,...g.loa Win be discontinued until al
usis up. Postnasters negiscting
' u,s, subscribers DO not take cut
-' am, bsld able fer the suhzcTipti1a.
-.rasring ron one Pos'0@ioot to an
-, rs the name Of the former as
..grssu,ofa's. address
ne somerset Reral.5,
lil1 Somerset, Pa.
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81 b 't--fr0sEEY ATLAw.
Somerset, lClu'a
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GRANT AND TILDEN.
THEIR NAMES LEAD ALL THE REST

SURVEY OF THE FIELD--GEN GRANTS
STRENGTH AND BIAINE's WEAKNESS
-TILDEN's SUPREMACY Win DEM
oCRAT5 RANDALL As A DARK
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-08-16
NEW S STORE.
8 o S TON
VARIETY STORE :!

Neao Store and Neao Goods. Call
and see the largest variety Of goods yow
ever saao, free Of charge losOest prices
and best goods. Jea0et,y and Plated
Hare. Watches. Clocks. Fancy Goods Of
all kinds. Croquet F! Croquet!! Gro
quet u! full set an 6or for Sl.oO. a0orth
Sl.25. All kinds of VahSes. Bags and
Reticules. Wagons! Wagons!! Wag-
ons !! all kinds, sizes and prices.
Large stock Of Bird Cages Of all sizes,
shapes. colors and prices. The finest
stock of Pictures you ever saa0. Lamps.
Glass Ware, Vases. Toilet Sets, Work
Boess. Lanch Baskets, Writing Desks.
Fishing Tackle. Mirrors. Cutlery. Pocket
Knives. Spoons. KnireS. Forks, Hair
Switches. Chairs Of all kinds. 4 large
line of Black Walnut Goods. Paper,
Hat and Toacel Racks. Ill kinds and
sizes Of Brackets. Sam Shades, Umbrcl-
las. VioisnS and Musical Instruments
of all kinds. Dolls. Hats. Books, AZ
buns, and Toys of all kinds.
Thousands of articles not mentioned. You will
have to call and for yourself Do fail call
and see, as you save money. All orders by mail
promptly filled and satisfaction guaranteed.
GEO. z. & CHAS. G. GROW.
Variety Store, Barton. Vt, May, %.
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RLEANs PROBATE COURT.
. &P PR. r. Time TABLE.
Passenger Trains Leave


WPORT-SOuih-6:45 a m; 800 m; l:30 m
$50 m; II:l4 m. North-5:40 a M $3.50
pm; 9:l5 pm.
'vENTRY-Souul-6:5s a m; 7:oS p m. North
l2:47 PM 81 pm.
.RTON LANDING-South-7:0 a m; l:4S p m;
7:l5 m; 1882 p m. North-3:37 m; 1885
pm; 400 p m; $40 IN.
|RTON-S0uth-7:23 a m; 9.32 a m; 200 p m
1880 m; ll:46 m. NOrth-322 m; 1915
pm; 4:0s p m; 6:04 p m; 1888 m.
|UTH BARToN-Souts-7:3 m; 7:42 p m. NOru
-l2:0s m; SOL pm.
m; 1853 m. NOrtt-ll:4t
am; 5:35 pm.
EST BURKE-South-s0l m; $40 m; 1915
am. Norh-2:49 m; l1:4l u m; $40 p m
5:26 p m.
NDONVILLE-S0uth-e:24 m; l0lS m; "a.
pm; $50 p m; 1889 m. NOTth--2:3O m
1l:22 m; 3:24 p m; SOC p m: 1853 p m.
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ESTATE OF SETH PHELPS.
Commission Notice.

The undersigned, 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 es-
tate of Seth Phelps late OF Albany in said District
deceased and all claims exhibited in Offset thereto,
hereby give notice that Will meet for the purposes
aforesaid, at the dwelling house of Betsey Phelps,
in said Albany the 22nd day of September and 18th
day of January next from 10 o'clock a. M. until
O'Clock D. M. each OF said days. and that six months
from the 2sth day of July. A D.. 1880. is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors to present
their CLANS to US for examination and allowance
LATED at 1rasburgh this I'd day Of Aug, A. d. 1880.
-, N; G ! RRNMsrpp Commissioners.