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fully into Tommy's face, as.if to say,
1.Please give me a glass of beer, I am
very dry" Tomnylaughed at him.
took a small bar glass, drew it full Of
beer. and set it before the rat, who
Immediately drank it, after which he
walked off leisurely, slightly stagger
ing. The next day the rat reappear
ed, and took his place under the tap.
Tommy drew a small glass of beer
ard set it before him, together with
a small piece of cold meat and bread.
The rat leisurely drank the bear, ate
the lunch, and staggered off to his
hole. For nearly year the rat came
p ecisely at II o'clock for his beer
and lunch. ...-- ,.. ,-,
| "A German butcher named Hans Wig
er, becoming fatigued, sat down by
1.-THE roadside near Harrison, Ark,
and fell sleep He was suddenly
aroused by o .clutehing of his legs
Looking down, a sight met his eyes
as would have made the stoutest
HEART bound with agitation. Clasp
! ling both legs were two rattlesnakes
of the diamond species, coiled, and
looking him greedily in the face from
both sides. It = was-Aa moment
Ito try the nerve Of the
bravest hero known=to history and
Mr.. Niger trembled from head to foot
bat knowing that his salvation was
inaction rather than action, he drop
ped back and lay as one dead. : How
lorg he remained in that prediea
. Ilnent is hard to tell, but some time
. after dark both snakes uncolled them
selves, and after crawling under LIZ
! meek aad around his head@severa
. times, moved quietly away. Mlge
I made tracks for the nearest houseant
: fell faintiDg. After some Httl
=, trouble he was revived, but it va
found that during his lying stlI
D blood had eozed from his eyes an
2 mouth, and his hair, which, he said
" before was. raven black, had almos
\ an iron gray cast.
= #aE
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Retail Iron Market.
KNOXVILLE, Sent. II, 1880.

~A' KNOXVILLE, Sept II, 1880.
TIRE IRcN--Two horse, per pound, 81
cents; One horse, per pound, 4 cents.
NAILs-Per keg rates, $tC0i per pound,
6cents .
HORSE SHoEs-Per keg, $6.5Q turned
l0c each.
HORSE SHOE NAILs-Per pound, 20s25c
HARROW TGETH-Per pound, Stay cents
HoLLowARE-Per pound, 81.
GLAss-Common size, per box, S., 75a
Sl00
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No discovery in the history OF the
world has aroused The people more aho
claimed the attention of medical 10 en'
equal to lie discovery of the wonder
,ful Ingredient contained in the DAY
KIDNEY PAD. I'll
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HEADQUA RTERS DEMOCRATIC STATE
ExECrIVE COMMITTEES, NASHVILLE
rENN.. SIP, l680.-rhe following |
appOintnl are uuneuuCed for the |
Hon. j III M. Fleming, d 10 cratic |
electOr for ihe ate-a Large, 20 which |
the Hon. a. 4. Tsy oris invittd.
JOHN W CHILDREss. JR,
Cnzitm n Dem. STA Elk. Com.
Murfreesboro, Saturday, Sept Is.
Lebanon, Monday, Sept. 20 zcx
Camden, Wednesday, Sept p
-Wnve,ly, Thursday, Sept. 70
Charlotte, FfIday Sept. "A.
Ashland City, Saturday, Sept. 3.
Springfield, Monday, Sept. II. ,..
Clarksvite, Tuesday Sept. 28.
Dover, w ednesday, Sept. %.
Paris, FRIDAY, Oct. |.
M Kenzie, Saturday, Oct z.
Martin, Monday, Oct
Troy, Wednesday, Oct. q. z"
Trenton, Thursday, Oct. Z.
Humboldt. Friday, Oct. 8.
Brownsville Saturday, Oct. y.
l. NJ son Monday, Oct. IL.
Memphis, Tuesday, Oct II
Nashville Thursday, Olt II
Franklin, Friday, OF. 5.
/ GAllalip, S tuEday, Oct. 10;
Hartsville, Monday, De-. IL.
Lafayette, Tuesday, Oct 49,.
! Gainesboro, Thursday, Oct Il.
! CookeVille, Saturday, Oct. 70.
Sparta, Monday. Oct z.
McMinnville. Wednesday, Oct =.
Manchester Thursday, oct. g
Tracy City, Saturday, Oct. rs
Knoxville, Moaday, Nov /.
In addition 10 ths app0lntmeht
made by the chairman If the demo-
cratic state executive committee, at
which either G>r. Macy, republican
eleetor, or G.. W. Giiman, who has
been designated a. alternate .elector,
will meet the Hof. ] IN L. ?. Sneed,
Gen. Nancy will address The people at
i ClarksviIle, Tuesday, Sept. H.
4 Milan, Wednesday, Sept; 10
Brownsville, Thursday, Sept Is.
Memphis, Saturday, Sept Is.
To which Hor: J l.. L, 9ne ell, OF {,
Hon. john. VI. Fremirg are invited
Hon. A. A. Taylor will meet Mr.
Fleming al lh4 appointments made fol
the IaIter. Il. II. HARRISON,
Ch'mn Rer. Ex. Com.
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Chairman Dem. state Elk Com.
Sommerviiie, Monday, Sept 20
Grand Junction, Tuesday, Sept. q.
Bolivar, Wednesday, Sept. Y
Jackson, Thursday, Sept. q.
Lexington, Friday, Sept "A.
Decat1rvillc, Saturday, Sept z.
Purdy, Mond4y, Sept. z.
Savannah, Tuesday, Sept. rs
Waynesboro, Thursday, Sept. 30.
L.Wreneeburg, Ffiday, Oct. l. sa....
Pula. XII, saturday, Oct. 2. l Fl.
Columbia, Monday, Oct. 4.
Iewisburg, Tuesday, OFT. 5.
Fayetteville, Wednesday. Oh. 6. .s
Winchester, Thursday, Oct, l.. ..-
Lvnchburg, Friday, Oct g..
-Tullahoms, Mondar, Oct. IL.
Jasper, Tuesday, Oct II. ~
ChattanoogA, Wednesday, Ot. Is,
Cleveland, Thursday Oct IA.
Benton, Saturday, Oct. Is.
Athens, Monday, Oct. IS
LoudoH, Tuesday, Oct. 10.
Kings on, Wcdnesd y, Oct. 20 1852 $50
Knoxville Friday, Oct y. . 20
Maryvilla Saturday, Oct. 2. s@
Clinton Monday, Oct. %
Mor.istown. Wednesday, Oct ~. q &
Jonesboro, Friday, eOot.s28 sE a
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Best, q; good, &c: stock sheep, SLIGO
3 so per head; lambs, 14al3c.
VEALS.
S1.50 30 SO %. according to quality
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xsAREET REPORTS.
FafKgR7 - .aTg s9fD =
" no essze LrEin and Produce Merss~ ~
TcoRREcTED D4ILY.1 i@-
CHEoSICLE OFFICE, Z
Ksoxvn.LE. FESE.. Sept. l9. lS8o.lJ


CHRaSICLE OFFICE,
KSoxymLE. PEEE.. Sept IL, lS80l) 1
Receiptssof wheat exceed the demand;
prices tending down. Quotations reduced
2s5c per bushel.-9e sn'G7oo1 Zaalaf=sE e. i
Prime white Germ, for uii.ing3 pufp,sas.
tax as fas. as offered &s ,quQtatiops. Ibe
rapidly maturing crop oftsew corn, IL @icate
lower prices al ahsesylyrday. -e,y ..-.
/, Primo oats sre Ia demand a fail prices.
fsBso N and lard active. .....-
Country cured Bacon. hog rouu'= 858tt;
sides, 8z9!c HAAS, 9alCc; shoulders 5la6a.
Lard, LEV country, buying ut 8
a83c; sel!irg ct 9!al0c; city rendered 8la9c.
"a sVSHaA r-->Now wbest, prime 60Ss5c per
bashel EEeeond grade, 6ja70c. aag.. -l.
- con - Loose; 40=4lg per ,bUshe; selling
ia car i0ads go ked, 44a45c.
OATS New N}a3Oc. 20 s.- I'D
+. PcrAgoEs-Loose. scarce. 7js8ge--per
b6sheI. p -E.J.g -EJrafg er~sr.
BRAH-89a90c per 100 pounds ~Es
heavily. We quote l242, and even at these
prices buyers don't feel inclined to operate.
Peaches, receipts light, selling 1t 4s5e 40
BlackberrIes firm ct 64a7. go bgz
sLoUs-Eominal; coQn ~ kez.ttt. go
Dg, dull, s2OOa2.25i slI3ng. 50 50a2. Is
per sack; family, puying, 90 5Qa2.7o
1eiling, 81 1880 rer sack ~-.-2 81. .
| e}fR ARA ERs- Advancing p isoaE 42s 4}e;
o1;Ee, Z0s2526 sa t- -tsI
| z RU7rGa- Choice rosl, f2dj,:a prime,
6a10c; grease butter. 5aTc, zg--aa IL .
EGGs-B1ying, stiff l3c.
PeUBTRY- Live, Hens, Sc yeTl 10
Roos sers, 2le; ToFkeysy6c ryeQ1g chick-
ems, sc per lb. -. ..r
/ Si&Ap1@ uo5lpQ, l4C. r..
9ex rEx~20 ~ r-.' q
I HrbEs-Utg flint, 1874; gr6aa 64n7s.'
| T4LLCw- 4a44 e.
FLAX. SE.ED.-I - ush q. 80cJ-- ID. ~
BRASS LzG., Copper, hsl2@.-.-..
+ Wo9L- In demand; tub washed. 3Tl s4oc
unwashed. 26AZ7lc. .fH.- a.Lt
4 'oolNsaHo. Spring. 81 0oaLl0.ea sa. r
SEEEEk ENAgE- 25a30o.
Pick ROoT-f0c a..
YELLOW Rn6T-3 ads e. r.. .afa -a
, LADY SLIPPER &c. . . % .- .sar.. -s
NAY APPLET SCI sE...... rg.-7 4
+ BlUE ELAG-~2a2zG. 81, ....s -.
II BLOOD RoOT-Zc. 1.s..
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for the Electors.
aG.LaTge.

HEADQUARTERS DEMUCRATIC STATE
Executive 4, QUANTITIES; NASHVILLE
lENH., sep I, l655'-lh following
a,,..,i,,in-isis are announced for the
Hon. Jn0 il i Sneed democratic eiec.
tor for the state -at-!arge, to which the
A4uu. Geo Nancy is invited.
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rextract off Letter from Mem p is, Tenn April

srRs: I haro 50 d tina Storm of four epi-
denies OF the yellow fever. | had it the first
visitation; bat during toe other three L used
* the SICK and dying, tut escaped. have,
had several t. ak me now { escaped. Iold
them It was all owing 10 the .virtne 0 :. your
SIMMONS LIVER RE NJ AIOR. II the
fever was to break out again, and L had q
bottle of your REGULATORS, I would feel as
safe as ii was one thousand mites, away.
Respectifully w. 3. Yates.
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a3-Gald ...... l51i1'@
81 Primo. l3at .
-Chol e.. .7lsaiS
0, q. Jaga....- u I
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Baltimore Female College.

The only Female, College in Maryland was
chartered in 1919, with the power OF conteulng
dpgre $, and literally endowed by the state in
1860. it has new buildings, ample grounds, good
meatS of a firSt-caSS institution Boad and
tuition $500. Misses under twelve years, 5000
Catalogues at this office,
U NC. BROOKS,L, j.. d. President
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4 DNEETISERS send for our Select List OF
n Local Newspapers. Geo +, Eo"cA O Co.,
10 Spruce st., NY,
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Kentucky Military Institute.
FnrnmdaIe 7. o., Franh 30, a.. aAy.

The school for boys and young men. six miles
south Of Frankfort, The 3lSt annual session be-
gins 9th of September next Address as nboVe
fnr cate Ouue julN23dW IN
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IT HAs NO EQUAL

Tousauds leads miserable lives, suffering
IF m dVpepsis, a disordered stomach and liver
wal ness irregular appetite, low spiIiE;, raising
food afeE Eating, ard Of en- ending in fatal
@st i,t1ls svmnathv. iIhe uniaillaR remedy to
D geyent these s Gil ctions and reslSre health ig
Simmons Biyer Regulator. .s..t.-..
CAUTION.
As the5e are number of imi.a tions offered. we
wonid paution tae public not TO allow some
o,her compound to be palmed off under 5 simii-
ar sounding name, with tho assurance taat 1t Is
as coed. Bear in mimi that the only object such
dealers can have, is the ta;t that they can make
few pennies extra profit by selling the spyrlss
ous. Mona genuine unless in our engraved
wrapper, with Red Z'trade mark stamp and
sig 1sture uubroken. '"4-
~ J. q. ZEILIN & CO.,
Price, s1.oo. " PHILADELPHIA Il y Pa A.
rSoLD By ALL DRUeaIsTs. Il
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SHEEP

No. / &c; good fat, ?; medium, l!s13c;
com mon, dull. d.
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kLEIhW.

reported FOR she qaRoEICLz By J5-ss, Lee
Caldwell, Butchers.
s.r .... KxoxvILLE, Sept. Il
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sykoesalc Grocery mas'lset.
al Va CnAS
soapF.
. III ) T
Lutte

[CoE2 ECTED DAILY ...
zEC.d ROCKVILLE Sept. 8.
C0ff e and suBaI an and ady4 cnA:
GaG4E sDAvee
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AGENTS yvANEED 10 sell the LlEE or
GEN. HANCOCK
r AIDES AND sTORE-NEEPERs--

a. CNm day mad. Energetic local agents
OOUWantcd in cycrycitN ard town Boys need
not apply Address vivian II. Marshall, New
Orleans, IN,
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spices.
Canned R{03.la.
5ardines, peg

~ s - z y - z sAssf =
Indigo,S.F, p D S5asi Q
e Madras l5a l 0
Dutcl Nader la |
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all bros = ii So tUd J O.
EssSS ASssE a1et.-.
DsgY Shoe -...-....e4 70
buck QOt.".,",.... 2 G5
Bar LGd1 --.-.,-.s.,. .
wider.
! Rife, per keg 49,. S6.l5
Rltia.eD3r = keg 3 80
SUtG SltrSlnE."",." j %
! Saltpetre, dv........ $50
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S.s @s> 'SEsE ga r. ~ :.
CORRECTED DAILY.
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ssI2Ss.
Spun t}0ttG

Paraane, per ID 70 IS
Star, full weight -
Is i;Cb+ IL
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UEEsHG agents PROFIT { y"ri-e ="
N1UBCV J.. q. RIDEOUT& Co, Us tultoESGN.l
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Cattle il fair supply and sell readily at
quotations. Sheep iii request. Calves dull.
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erty of DR.. Pratt, of Albany n. I.
Every morning. he.is driven to the
banking house of Henry r. Person,
and as soon as his master leaves HIM
he bolts across the street, and from a
woman keepnga stand gets a ! stick "a
val of his master, who pays the ven
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-14

At the Marshall house, Savannah,
Ga, the barEeeper, on going to draw
a glass of las ar for customer, spied
a large rat on the floor, directly under
the beer tap, stard;ng Oh his hind
legs with his mouth wide oper, catch
ing the dripping beer. The ra5re7
NAMED unmoved, and looking visit
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sugars


Com % y . -.....sr.s...,- oIds ,
PrIms 10 chcIae~-r ata
I Sl14 .ss-s,...s-.ssss'a' -
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A hen belonging to q gentleman of
Raleigh, n. c.. had bee n missed for
DAYS; when She made her appear
ance, it was with twelve little terrap-
ms. It-was found that the terrapin
that laid the eggs deserted them, and
theDfowl converted them to her own
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Croiira, per 10 Z Az

EaEsuJn...'.s''.''s q -
&kRs
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R00 tg n eEl

suffering from nervous and physical debility
loss OF memory, or vitality impaired by the
errors Of youth or too close application to bust
ness or work, may be restored and manhood re-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-10-04
stances. and saws that neither the Gov

stances, and says that neither the Gov
eminent nor his bondsmen nor anybody
else will suffer by any misdoings on his
part, that there were no misdoings and
nothing to get up this wonderful mares
nest about it all. A very popular man
of the most undoubted previous reputa-
ton, it would be sad indeed if the aver
ments of his accusers should after all
turn out to be we'll founded.
Birth and breeding are not, however,
invariable safeguards against temptation
to the more sordid crimes. 1t seems
that under the common cognomen of
Howard, a miserable convict just dead,
for some few months cemented the iden-
tity and wrecked life of man born to
good things, even unto the veritable
silver, if not golden spoon. The dead
man was a Belgian nobleman, once
wealthy, who came over here on spree
some years ago. He got married here
and seems to have kept up the spree
continuously ever since. He went
through his money, at least all he could
get in his own hands, and then, too
proud to expose his condition to the
people at home who have administered
his estate, which is said to amount still
to large property, sunk through vari-
GUS gradations of extreme poverty to a
fatal association with the lowest charac.
tiers. The offense for which LIE jointly
came under the ban of the law was bur.
glarY. His widow, beautiful blu,
ifliterate woman, who followed his bibu
lous example will become almost imme
diately possessed of a very liberal in
come, and will probably find fresf
resting place for the late baron's bones
which had been inferred in Potter
Field.
There have been very few fires il
New York or Brooklyn of late and tn
fremen are very much puzzled how t
account for it. | have theory whicl
| give for what it is worth. 1t is tina
the torch-light professions keep til
miscellaneous elements out so late i
the streets that they haven't time t
get comfortably drunk and careles
within doors. The cities have a baI
tism of fire from marching multitude
quite frequently now. The Republi
cans had quite decorous display owe
in Brooklyn the other night, while tn
| fifty thousand linkmen of the Democr;
cy who paraded last Wednesday nigf
was sight to be remembered. Th
campaign has begun to get little gil
, ger infused into it, and there will 4
doubt be some frisky doings before til
first Tuesday in November. Meantin
: the sensible citizens seems inclined
q keep cool, make money and not feel {
if he'd lost all his friends even if tt
Candidate he doesn't favor, happens
3 come in first in the race. RADIx.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-10-04

From 1892 to 1904 Vermont had
four electoral votes. In 1904 the num-
Der was increased to six, and so coutin-
ued to 1912 when increased population
gave her eight, but in 1924 only seven
were allowed her. In 1874 her quota
was still further reduced to six and in
1862 to five, where it has remained un-
til now. After the present election we
shall probably lose member of Con-
gress and one electoral vote, reducing
the number to four, the number with
which we started in 1892.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-10-04

Application for License to sell Real Estate
STATE OF VERMONT,
y Orleans District, SIS
In Probate Court held at Ilasburgh, said District
on the goth day of September, D. 1880.
Thomas +. Smith, administrator of the estate of
Thomas Smith, late Of Greensboro, in said District
deceased makes application for license to sell all of
the real estate of said deceased In said Greensboro
and described as follows, wit Being the home farm
upon which the deceased resided at the time of his
DEATH consisting Of about ii l2 acres or less
and being the same land decided from Geo. Smith to
Thomas Smith March 81. 1916. SAID deed being re-
corded in book &C." page eos of Greensboro Land
Records also 10 off of the south side of Lot No
FIVE % in the third 3d) range, reference being had
TO deed frem John Smith to Thomas Smith and record
ed in book "D" page l52 of said land records; also
all other land and real estate of which said Smith died
seized and possessed excepting the widows dover
but including the widows homestead and reversion of
DOVER and representing that such sale necessary to
raise money pay the debts due from said estate and
the expenses of administration thereon.
Whereupon 1t is ordered by SAID Court that said
application be referred session thereof to be held
at L. H Thompsons Office in Irasburgh, on the 10th
thereon And it is further ordered that notice hereof
the same three weeks successfully in the Orleans
County Monitor. newspaper published at Barton in
said District previous to said time appointed for
hearing that they appear at said time and place
and show cause, if any they may have, why said
license should not be granted.
BY the Court-Attest,
Z. N. CONNAL, Register.
true copy of Record-Attest,
o4l E. N. CONNAL, Register.
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LETTER FROM NEW YORK.
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE MONITOR.
NEW YORK, Sept. 81, 1880.

NEW YORK, Sept. 81, 1880.
The muddy depths of the Hudson
have at last given up the remains of
one of the poor fellows who met such an
awful fate in the collapsed tunnel and
the others will no doubt be reached
shortly. The company has behaved an
usually we'll in the matter, and the rel
atives of the deceased still receive the
full weekly wages that might have been
earned by their lost ones. This will
probably cease in its entirety after the
funerals which the company will pay
for, but pensions will probably be award
ed on permanent system.
The lovely weather has gladdened the
hearts of the purveyor of vanities for
the outward woman. 1t is the great
season of Openings. when the young, the
fair and beautiful, as we'll as the old
ladies with long purses and old tads
with long noses and tongues swarm into
rival exhibitions of millinery and praise
and criticize. and above all buy. Pa
ter-familias usually feels pretty jolly if
he's in the swim at all for things seem
good all round and promising better,
but what will be said when pay day
comes round is another question. The
money is flying about though there's
no question about that, and it is to be
hoped some of it will stick to all of us.
We have evidently entered in cam
paign under General Prosperity.
J. Lloyd Haigh, the pious million
airy who tried to smuggle condemned
wire into the strands of the East River
Bridge and did manage to swamp a
bank among other victims by his system
of forged bills and his highly respecta-
BILE face, got four years at Sing Sing for
his pains. He wanted a soft thing then
and so revolving at the work he was put
to, stove moulding, wrote to his wife
that be could get "gentleman's posi-.
ton" for $780, This was sent him and
when the Warden returned from a few
days absence he found my Lord estab
lished as sort of confidential secretary
to the chaplain whose letters he address
ed and sermons he copied-perhaps ever
wrote. The results of an investigation
were the transfer of Mr.. Haigh to thu
care of soles-boot and shoe soles, ant
the booting out, without their booty, o
the bold bad men who went for "th
Doodle" and put up the little job. The.
made hay while the sun shone and Haigl
made them disgorge again, for the mat
ter would never have been brought HON
to them if the meanspirited sneak hadn'
turned informer. He wanted his $50
back and to keep his easy berth as well
Newspapers are apt to slop over some
times and on those occasions betray
lamentable tendency to follow each 9th
ers lead like flock of stampeded sheer
There was hooraw of the largest kin
over the alleged fight and heavy defa
cation of Major Nelson, the Chief Pay
master in this section. The poor ma
: who had been lying sick at Kansas Cit
has been arrested and brought back b
an officer of the regular army and is
E be court-martialed. He takes the ma
ter very coolly, considering the circun
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NEW STORE.
BOS TON
VARIETY STORE !

Neso Store and Nea0 Goods. Call
and see the largest variety Of goods yom
ever saaO, free Of charge; loacest prices
and best goods. Jea0elry and Plated
Ware, Watches, Clocks, Fancy Goods of
all kinds. Croquet! Croquet!! Gro
quet!!! full set IN bon for $1.OO, a0orth
$l.25. AL kinds of Valises, 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 yom ever saaO. Lamps.
Glass Ware, Vases, Toilet Sets, Work
BoreS. Ltnch BASKETS. Writing Desks,
Fishing Tackle, Mirrors. Cutlery. Pocket
Knives. Spoons, Knives. Forks, Hair
Switches. Chairs Of all kinds. Il large
line of Black Wat,aut Goods. Paper,
Hat and ToaOel Racks. All kinds and
sizes Of Brackets. San Shades, Uma6rel
las. Violins and Musical Instruments
of all kinds. Dolls. Hats, Books, Al
buns, and Toys of all kinds.
Thousands of articles not mentioned. You will
have to call and for yourself Do not fail call
and see, as you can money. All orders by mail
promptly filled and satisfaction guaranteed.
GEO. z. d CHAS. c. GROW.
| Variety Store Barton, VT, May, %.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-10-04

A despatch from Des Moines, Iowa.
says: "a gentleman is here soliciting
aid for the people of Phillips, Sherman,
Decatur, Sheridan, Rawlins and other
counties in Kansas. In Norton coun-
ty 1900 people are in absolute want of
food. The wheat crop in the above
counties failed. In June the ground
was ploughed up and planted to corn,
which has been destroyed by the web
worm. One family lived ii weeks on
wheat bran, and another three weeks on
corn meal. The local papers, it is as
serted, suppress the facts, as they would
injure the state. A public meeting has
been called to procure supplies"