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men Auerbalfen an unb bIieb bdnsen bic
er gerettet ipurbe bier tpuroen burh bic
2pfomotipe in Stlde SermaLmt, stpei ers
litten iDl6 i6nere gerIetunseH baB iis
ibnen ba!o erlagen.
Guineb bon einem Gornabn rsrmiiifet.
8erIult an Renf9enIeben.
Quincy Sas., "a. Sept. Seute
Jta6mittag sesen llbr tpurbe Auincp
BON etnem i6redli6en tornado beimge=
iu6t. 8iele 8ebdube ipIrben seritbrt,
absebedt Ooer ionittg bei6dbist, Die Eas
bafSsSabrif BON Spel SarriiOn, Die Gis
lensieBereien bon 8onneI, Duffep & So.
itnb Gomitof GaItle & So. fpurben itarf
bei6dOist unO piele'glrbeiter purben bort
nerlebt. Sotpeit man bis ieBt in Grfab=
runs sebra6t bat, famen in bieien
@tablinements 4 Beripnen ums 2ebeu
ltnb l3 erIttten BerIebungen.
Drei ShuIbdlller ipurben tbeiItpeiie
serit6rt. 8iele Gel6dftss un6 @obnbdu=
ler fpuroen abeebedt 8dume enttpur;elt
unb Die TeIegrapben=2eitunge sdn3Itd
seritDrt. 9luh in Der nmgeSenb 1T be-
traAtli9er S6aben anserihtet tporben.
Die 8abn bes Tprnabos mar ettpa spei
UteiIen brett. Sn Auiucp Iiesen Die
StraBeH boiler Tritinmer unb eintge iinn
ppn 8dumen Dd6ern, S6orniteineH II.
| |. tp. ppIlitdnois blofirt. Der gerIult
tpiro ii6 altf faum tpeniser ais auf S100,.
900 beIanfen. Der n6roIi9e unb DIT
Iibe TbeiI bes Staat8 bIieben fait gan,
perI6pnt. Der Srfan tpurSe bon einem
| i4refIibeH Gepitter4 unb SaseIlturm
besIeitet.
Ser 0arielbsTonb.
Hewgprf, "a. Sept. Der @arFeIo.
Sonb belief li6 beute Vsittas auf S3O7,.
PIG.
Gin ibner Eduber perurs
tbeiIt.
Sue Bib, SOL, "a. Sept. Sam
Wbits alias 8untpn Der einige Der tilbn.
| 1ten Boitrdubereien IN Arfanias, Ieraa
uub Colorado peritbt bat, tpurbe beute ~
lebensLdnsIi6er 3u6tbausItrafe perur.
tbeiIt. Seine Iebte Ibat tpar Die, b6B el
gang aIIein cine BolttutI6s unS herer
stp0If mdnnli4en Snlaiien uGbe IIampia.
Gpl, pliinoerte.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-09-25
ueberbas Erinten beim gffen.

lleber bas Grinfen beim Giien uno Bel
Der Ginnabme Der Saiptntablseit iinb Die
9lnii9ten Der Gerste iebr perfdieben unb
aud OieGrfabrunsen tpelfe bieriiber se=
madt iporben, babeu iid ais peridiebene
erfpieIen, benn bem Ginen befpmmt oa8
Grinfen ipdbreno bes Gilens, Dem 9lnbern
nibt. Cine nidt su lensnenbe Ibatiahe
lit eS aber bab fiiblenoe 0etranfs Bel
idtDeren Speiien bic erbibenbe Gbdtigfeis
bss WaeenS fDrbern, tpdbrenb Bel blnnen,
tpdiierisen Speilen burh Getrdnfe bic ger-
bauns ihwieriser semadt ipirb, inbem bies
Islben bic Speiien 3u lebr perblnnen unp
ben Uiasen iiber bic MaBen anfiiaen. Sies
raus foIst bab man feinesipess pdtrenb
lnb ,innlittelbar nah benz Glen pieI trins
Ten BARI .ppr llaem ioa man es permeibsn,
pieI faltes WuiIer tpdbrenb bes Gijens itnb
slsih naH beralslben aa trinfen in 3,s gro.
| Ser Menge gsnpGsny 51ipdHt ss irsbr aIa
ansers 0strdnss W. NlaSu,psynnn
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-09-25
9ier3lt cine
O0ppels
. 8etla8e. {

NSetter iu &ennefIee iuhb
im CbiDsSbnI. = Sd5nes gSets
ter Siibs biz 8eittpinb, bbberer 8a=
rpmeter, itationarer Ober bDbere Tempe
ratur.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-09-25

o.: Saben Sic auf Sbrer Reiie AUDI
Sberammersau beriibrt ?
s.: SIT mir ni6t eineefalen Bafs
iionspprfteIIunsen bate i6 obnebin se-
mug. 8aIo befunSete meine srau cine
Baiiipn fir bieie, balb fir iene in ben
S6autditen auSseiteIte gobe, uno baB
iie eS babel an allen mDsIiden 8orftslun=
gen ni4t febIsn IieB, fDnnsn Sic ii4 eben.
falls penfen.
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Gstfsnb.

81: Nerfpirbia 4ls, aud be DDS
men lafen ii6 jebt nur nebr aIs 8ruita
bib pbotoerapbiren.
s.: Seu5utase iinb eben glae frob,
tuenn man ite ni4t gans tennen
Iernt.
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Das taalid)f polksblan

fofst per po,t tobne sonasas sblatt) 1910 pr 5s1
46o has salbe Satr unD $3.50 sas nisstsiiatf' Ass
sonntaasssass ii.so per sass. 80 - eAss Jses
uas $3.50 sds nisrtsliabr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-09-25

GinsunfIeS $ au 8 1T inmer uns
seiunb unp 1T itets Elm idle9t seliiftsteS
SauS. Wlansel an 2i6t binbert Sas
QSa9stbumy fDrbert ScropbeIn, bic enss
hide &ranfbeit, II. T. M. unter ben Sin=
bern. Sn eunfeln Sduiern fam 9ties
manb seIilnb bleiben unb Die 8ranfen fon-
men radt SeneieR. Die @irfuns bes 2i6=
tes entipifelt Die peri6iecenenIbeiIe senall
in benz Serbdltniiie, ipel6eS bic Species
darafteriiirt. Sia6 SumboIot iperSen IN
tparmen Glimaten, no 3. .. Die Ginssbo-
renen itets Der Gintpirfuns bes Sihtes an
ibrem naften GDrper au8seiebt iein Widn.
ner uno gSeiber iebr milsfelbaft unb be:
iisen fIeii6ise uno abSerunpets Sormen.
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Spffnuna. II n a.

g.: SD bepaure BON Sersen, tnSEie
SbreH suten, brapen @utten perloren bas
ben."
g.: SD CLAUDE es Sbnen. Neine ge.
tribuiB lit aud srensenIos, un6 MIR bic
Spffnans zines baloisen 8ieberiebens ers
bG It mi d am 2eben."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-09-25

g S9uferiuuse: Denfen's Sbnen
nur 6rau S6uIse, seitern lit nein GnfsI
nit fiiHf SIai6en 8ier bic 8euertreppe
btnuntersefaIIen unc bat fetue ;erbroben.
Srau S4nI3e: So, tpie iit baS
mpSIi62
8 6uiteriunse: @iien's, er bat
bait Die fiinf Slai6sn i6on TN 2eibe &c.
babt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-09-25

Der 3tped bes Seitensepsbrs.
8auerniunse: 8ater, su mas Bat
benn bic S4iIcpade aud nod einen Sd
bel ?
Batter: Sea, Samit sr ii5 tpebren
fam, ipenn ibm giner Die SIinte iresneb.
men nil.
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2saembs.

slIs unier osrrsott Sebem einlt bsfabf,
SIM S4peibe fetnes Aiseii4ts (einI
groo 5u eiIsm
Da Bat er, unseadtst Sisler sroben huaT,
Gu1, Necenientenk einsufd dIieben bod bsrs
seiler III.
Benn Guh erlaubte er, In alien Gbrtr.
Wcm Gdipeibe. Anhersr Ga1 III srndts
e. refl:
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-09-25

neber ben Rabrfpertb beS
Fluid Meat, 1iHter benz 9amen
Fluid Meat" (fliIlises Sleii6) ipirb Don
ENGLAND aus Elm Brdpdrat in ben 6anbeI
gebra6t, baS ni9tS Inoeres baritelIen ipll,
aIS SLeiIh DeIIen GintpeiBIubitansen in
4epton umgeipanoelt ipurbeu. 0aiIeIbe
| foil ale ndbrenbenIBeI Itanotbeile be8 SSIei=
| ibe8 -, auBer sSett - in fliiIliser Sprm
intbaIten uno feiner Wtasenperbauung be-
biirfen, Inn ndbrenb gu tpirfen. Gs tpirp
baber namentlib in cenieniSen 5dIlen ems
pfoblen, mo man metnt, Dap Der Dtasen
aus UanseI an Nasenibaft bic GitpeiB=
ltoffe ni6t mebr in ID5Iibe unb biffunbir=
bare Serbinbunsen umtpahpelt, tpobl aber
Die i6pn seIbIten unp biffuuoirtsn nod res
iprbirt. 9luberoem miro eS fir 8eiunoe
aIs Dfonpmildes 9tabrungsmitteI besei1z
net, BON tpel6em sipei GblDfel boil ben
Rabrunsstpertb bon 625 8ramm SSIeiIb
barIteIleu iollen. 9as prdparat lit ipru=
pdrtig, bat einen IetmdbnIiben niht be-
ipnbers aneenebmeu 8eidmad unS einen
8erub tpie Sleii6ertraft. SO. Jfuener
| (3eitibrift fir SioIpsie,) bat cine psrsIet=
6enoe SlnaIrie nit SIeiidertraft auges
itelIt, ipona6 elm erpa6iener Vteni6,
fpeIher tdslib aud nur 80 9ramm Giz
ipeiB aufnebmen tppate, 1856 @ramm fiji
itses 5leiid" perSebren miiBte, mas mebr
al5 D Dollars folten ipiirbe. Denna6 lit
EoaS neue prdparat peber fur 8elunoe nod
| fur &ranfe Su empfeblen.
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Wannigfaltiges,

6eiBes @aiSer ais Seilm t.
tel. QSenn na6 ben Wablseiten es. @es
fnbl bon Druid, 8Dlle uhb unbebaglidfeit
eintritt, 70 enlpfiebft es It6, tpdbrenb, bss
Gilen8 ettpas beibes g9aller Su trinfen.
Hi6t 1autparmeS, baS nebelfeit erregt uno
ipiberIib I6medt Ipnoern ipldes, bas 10
beib lit, als man es trinfen fann. @ai1er
BET elmer Senlperatllr bon 36 biS 400 st.
Sdmedt angenebm llnb befommt benz Uta=
gen iebr gut. as befprbert bic 8erbauung
unD bic GlItnilatipn Der JlabrungSmittel
unb eS miro in Der 8eSel abfiibrenpe Dtits
tel unn6tbiS MAIDEN ipdbrenb es 5uslei4
Die HeigunS SI 0iarrbDen Su beben per=
mag. G5 lit belonbers fur dltli6s Berios
nen ppn irelentlihem JtuBen. SSm Sale
Semanb an reinem lBaher glnitoB nebmen
iollte, 10 fam man etipas 8itteres suleBen,
inoem man Elm fIeines Stidben setrpdnete
Srangeuidaalen, Ga5cartarinoe pper Elm
ipeni8 Sn9tperpulper nit iiepenpem lSalier
iibergIebt. -Durh Den duBeren 8ebraud)
bes beiBeH 8ahers Ialen ii9 oft Die befti9=
item rbeumatii6en unD neuralSiihen
Shmersen i6ueI Iinbern. Die Nntpen-
oung eeIhiebt in Der gSeiIe, oaB man
Stanea oamit benefit benielben aufIe9t
,rnO, lIm Die i9nelle 8erbunitun9 sii per=
bilten, nit einem trodenen Tub bepedt.
Sci per Brdune Group baben nidt lelten
lleberIdld9e BON beiBen Baller UNI Den
Sal6 allein binserel6t Die 8efdbrIi9feii
Der &ranfbeit su breben. Das einfa6e
ltitteI loIlte itets bis 5rr gtnfunft Des
9lr3te8 in glnipenrunS sebra6t ipereen.
Bei @alsentSlnoun9 tpirfts es etenfaus
Iebr eitnItis. 8o6 mub man iid mad Der
glnpenpunS ppr grfdItuns bilten.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-09-05
co. D., 9TH RECT. VT. VOLS.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Sept. l.
Ed. Monitor Beside the very heavy
business done by all the railroads in the
freight line, the Vermont Central and
connecting lines to Chicago are having
great run in passenger travel at pres
ent to and from the West. Rates are
very low, only $500 from Boston to
Chicago, and, we believe, about the
same from Chicago to Boston. 1t seems
that all the East is going West aud all
the West is coming East. This will
afford excellent opportunity for the
friends in either section to visit those
left behind, or those far away. as it will
for the great class of our citizens who
wish to visit the immense region known
as the West. Among those who have
left the good old state of Vermont and
who return for short visit, we had
the pleasure of seeing Capt. Fred. M.
Kimball, formerly of Glover but now of
Cameron, Mo. Capt. Kimball, as his
friends in Orleans remember, was one of
the brave boys who entered Co. D. of
the 9Th Regt Vt. Vols, which was or
ganized at Barton, Oct. 5, 1861, and
Immediately entered the service. He
soon after received a commission, and
the next year, at Funkstown. Md, re-
ceived a severe wound, on that memora-
BILE day when the "Old Brigade" de-
ployed as skirmishers, defeated the
repeated attempts of line after line of
the enemy, who undertook to surround
the Vermonters. Capt. Kimball was
incapacitated by this wound for the Sc
we're service of the field, but entered the
Veteran Reserve Corps. being advanced
to captaincy some time previous. He
entered the Freedman's Bureau service,
serving as long as it was maintained,
making seven years in the United States
service. While spending portion of
the winter '62-'63, at White Oak church,
Va, Capt. Kimball, Dan Mason. E. H.
Nye, Hobart Bliss and your correspond
ent occupied one small tent. All of
these, except Capt. Mason, who died
while in the service, met on recent
day in this place, and you need not be
informed that the meeting was much
enjoyed by all. Capt. Kimball is ac-
companied by his son. Carl Dwinell
Kimball. now 10 years of age. He re-
grets that he shall be compelled to
forego visit to Orleans county at this
time. 1t has been decided to hold a
reunion of Co. d., 9th Regt., at Barton,
Oct. 5th-this being the Goth anniver-
sary of the organization. Members of
this company are requested to be pres
ent as the occasion will doubtless be
very enjoyable. Very truly yours.
A. w. DAVIS.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-09-05
THE LATEST.

WASHINGTON, Sept $3.50 a. m.
The dreaded Saturday is not to pass
without the renewal of anxiety. The
president this morning is not SO we'll.
He had bad night. He did not sleep
until | o'clock, and was more than us
ually restless, statement that shows he
must have had troubled night. The
surgeons assign no cause for it. Posi-
bly, the talk of yesterday about Long
Branch excited him. Whatever the
cause the marked improvement noted
yesterday did not continue through the
night, and while there is no very mark
ed change there is more fever. His con-
dition during the remainder of the day
will be watched with apprehension. To-
day completes the ninth week since he
was shot.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 2:30 p. m.
There has been no material change in
the presidents condition since the noon
bulletin. He seems little stronger
and better than he was early this morn.
ing. At the conference of surgeons this
afternoon it was decided to move the pa
tient away from the White House at the
earliest possible moment, and Long
Branch was the agreed upon as the place
to which he shall be taken. The de
tails of time, route, methods. etc., were
discussed but not settled, and probably
will not be settled until tomorrow o.
Monday.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-09-05

If there could be an enforced general
disarmament of cranky people, human
life in this country would be a great
deal safer. A man named Neal, living
in Chicago clearinghouse, shot his
bedfellow recently in a fit of insanity,
and then ran through the streets firing
at those he met. He succeeded in in
ficting serious wounds upon five persons
before his murderous excursion was
ended by a bullet from policeman's
pistol. Neal was known to be Eighty,
but it does not seem to have occurred to
his low-boarders that it would be pru-
dent to take away his revolver. Is the
carrying of deadly weapons so common
practice in Chicago that the possession
of ire-arm by a half-crazy fellow is
considered nobody's business but his
own?
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-09-05
ESTATE OF DANIEL HOUGHTON.
Com "iSSiOnerSeN 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 estate
of Daniel Houghton. late OF Irasburgh in said District
deceased and all claims exhibited in offset thereto,
hereby give notice that Will meet for the purposes
aforesaid at the dwelling Of Mrs. Maria Houghon. in
Irasburgh the Goth day Of September and goth day
of December next from l o'clock, p m, until
O'Clock D. n each of said days. and that six months
from the 9th day of July. a. D.. 1881. is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors to present
their CLANS to us for examination and allowance.
dated at Irasburgh this 25th day of Aug A. ID. 1881.
as.s e HESE 3. s sekEsS Commissioners.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-09-05

It looks as if the Presidents doctors
were gradually making up their minds
that their patient is not going to gain
strength until he is taken out of the un-
wholesome atmosphere of the White
House. All of them are now reported
to favor his removal, and the only point
to decide is how long it is best to wait
before taking the risks of travel. Prob
ably it will be thought measurably safe
to move him to-day or tomorrow
if no unfavorable symptoms recur.
The excitement and jolting of railway
journey may do him serious harm, but,
on the other hand, the change from the
monotony of the sick room where he has
been confined for nine weeks may slim
ulate healthful tone in the system.
Once at Long Branch, there can be no
doubt that the cool, invigorating salt
air will prove powerful agent to help
nature expel the poison from his blood
and build up his emaciated frame. All
things considered, the risk of removal
seems we'll worth taking. The Presi-
dent is evidently gaming very slowly.
He had what was called good day
Friday, but his condition would be
much more satisfactory if the signs Of
returning strength were less indefinite.
He is by no means so far up the hill
yet as to be beyond the danger of slip
ping back any day. The public earn.
estly hopes that the doctors will soon
find him strong enough to be placed il
more favorable conditions for recovery.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-09-05
C, g. p, R. R. TINE TABLE,
Passenger Trains Leave

ACCOMPLISHMENTS m; $40 a m; LES m;
700 IN; Hos p m. North-5:40 a m !;
Gar. 6:50) l. 1885 nj.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES m; 7:I3 m. North
l2:47 p m; 6:37 p m.
BARTON LANDING-South-7: a m; 1:43 m;
1924 m; ll;25 m. NOrth-3:49 m; 1896
m; 6:26 m.
BARTON-South-7:2S a m; 9:l2a m; I:55 p m :;
7:40 m; ll:S8 p m. NOrth-3:36 a m; 1921
m; Ais m; GIL m; 1000 p m.
SOUTH BARTON-Soutk-7:35 m; 1853 m. North
-l2O6 p m; $3.50 m.
m; sos m. North-1l:48
m; 5:43 m.
WEST BURKE-South-S:0l m; 2:22 p m; SIT p
M l2OS m. North-3:03 m; 1889 m;
5:34 m.
YNDONVILLE-South-s:24 m; 9:53 m; 2:39 p
m; $3.50 m; 1926 a m. NorA-2:46 m !;
Ills m; 1888 m; 5:l4 p m; 9:20p m.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-09-05

KIDNEY DIsEAsEs.-Kidney diseases afiictt the
greater part of the human race. and they are con-
santy the increase but where the virtues of Kid
ney-Wort have become known they are held in check
and speedily cured Let those who have had to con-
stahy dose spirits of nitro and such stuff give this
great remedy trial and be cured In the dry form it
is NEST economical in the liquid the most convenient
philadelphia Press.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-09-05
EXECUTORS SALE
AT AUCTION.

The subscriber Will sell at public auction at the
postOfice in North Craftsbury. VT, on Tuesday Sep
TENDER 6. A. d. 1881, at o'clock in the forenoon.
all the real estate of which Celestia L. Whitney died
seized and possessed situated in the village of North
Craftsbury, VT. consisting of dwelling house. shed
and barn. and about two acres Of land connected
Herewith. The same is desirable residence. The
house is large. venient and we'll adapted keep
summer bOarders and bOarders who may be in attend
upon the academy which. at the present time. is
in a very prosperous and 1Ourishing condition. The
terms of payment will be made to suit the purchaser
upon reasonable conditions. All inquiry should be
made of the the subscriber at Barton. VT.
W. W. MILES, Executor.
VIM. L. BARROWS, Auctioneer.
Craftsbury, VT, Aug 20, 1881. 1896
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-09-05

The New York San asks: "Who is
Gen. Grant ?" A contemporary replies
that he is the man who. as president,
refused to make the editor of the San
Collector of the port of New York.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-09-05

BRADFORD. Vt, Sept. 2. The Orange
County Veterans reunion, which closed
a three days encampment at Camp Sedg-
wick, Post Mills, to-day. was the most
fully attended and the most interesting
of any field in the state this year.
Some 800 old soldiers were in attend
ance and among the most prominent
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-09-05
ST, C, R, R, TIME TABLE.

Mail train leaves SwantOn every morning at 5.45;
Hardwick s.37; East Hardwick 8.45; Greensboro
B.54 Walden 9.l5; West Danville 9.27; DanvIlle
b.35; arrive at St. Johnsbury 1905 Returning leave
St. JOhnsbury 3.l5 p. m.; Danve SAT; West Dan
|ville 3.55; Walden 4.o7; Greensboro ABS East Hard
wick 4.36; Hardwick 40; arrive at Swanton 7.45.
Express train leaves st. Johnsbury every morning
going west at 938; Danvile 1910; West Danville
h0l7; Walden 1880; Greensboro 1913; East Hard
wick 10 81; Hardwck ll.06; arrive at Swanton l.3O
Returning leave SwantOn at 1.30 p. m; Hardwick
b.57 East Hardwick 6 06 Greensboro GA; Walden
PISS; West Danville 6.46; Danve 6.54; arrive at
st. Johnsbury 1925,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-09-05
DIED.
MH- All notices of deaths inserted free; Obituary
notices and poetry foe cents per line.

re- All notices of deaths inserted free; obituary
notices and poetry fue cents per line.
At his residence in Monmouth township, Kan, Aug
%, Capt R. w. Nye. aged Sc years.
In Barton, Sept. 8. Mrs. Ephraim Taylor, aged 80
years.
In Troy Aug. %. Mrs. Hannah Davis, aged 80 years.
In Greensboro. Aug. l3 Mrs. John Kendnck, aged
SO years.
In Craftsbury. Aug. "a. Thomas McEwen, aged IL
years.
In Wllliamsport, Kan. Aug 9. Herbert s.. only son
of r. U. Farnsworth and grandson of Thomas Fair
brother of East Burke aged 10 years. Herbert was
drowned in the Wakarusa river.
In Sutton. Aug. %. Irving, of Mrs. Rebecca
Harvey of Lyndon aged l6 years.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-09-05
Geo. P. Rowell & Co.'S
New a dVRl.tISnn ~ d.

NORTH ERN TEXAS offers greater attractions
In in way Of good. cheap lands healthy country,
mild climate abundance of timber and water diversity
OF products than any other region open to settle
ment. In this rapidly developing section. the Texas
81 Pacific Railway has in operation over 500 miles
of road, along which to be had at low prices and
on easy terms, millions OF acres Of good and cheap
Railroad and Government lands. but recently opened
for settlement. For circulars and maps giving truth
full information, address w. H. ABRAMS, Land Com
missioner, Z. & 2. Railway, Marshall. Texas
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WORTH A HINDREl DOLLARS

for any smoker to know that putting up very
fine Havana filler with Connecticut wrapper-equal
in flavor to cigars generally sold at from 10 TO Is cents
which we selling to consumers and the trade at
81 hundred We will send box containing 25 to
any pant Of the United States lostae aid receipt
of 81, or so Cigars for 81. Address VILLAGE STORE
COMPANY. Wholesale Dealers in Cigars aid Grocer
les Bridgeport Conn.
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MARRIED.

At Lebanon. n. H., Aug. "a. Hon. L. H. Thompson
ofIrasburgh and Miss Helen G. Kinney of Crasbury.
At Albany. Aug. 90, by Rev. S. S. Brigham, varpey
R. Grovro of Albany and Nellie NJ. Dilts of wolcett.
At Lowell. August 20. by Rev. H. N. Hovey, Nelson
Seymour and Clara Wright, both of Westield
At West Burke. Aug. so. by Rev. @. S. Boswell.
Frank Duval and Miss Louisa COocher both of Burke
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby notified not to harbor or
trust my wife, Helen L., and children, Courtney and
Clyde, my account. shall pay no debts of their
contracting after this date. j. :. BATCHELDER.
Albany VT, Aug. %, 1881. 1896
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TO = ST!

certificate of Pass. R. r. Stock. Said certificate
is numbered 1902 and dated September 90. 1871 and
is for two shares. The finder will be suitably reward
ed by leaving the same with
Z. o. RANDALL.
West Glover, VT, Aug. Is, 1881. 34-3S
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NOTICE..

Having sold out my business and being about to
leave town. this is to notify all persons having an
account with to call at my former place Of business
and settle with me at once. This means business.
J. p. ELLIS.
Barton. VT, Aug. %. 1881. 34H
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speakers were Gov. Roswell Farnham
and Gen. Stephen Thomas. There was
very large attendance of people on
Thursday.
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BIRTHS.

In Charleston. Aug. 81, daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bradford.
In Craftsbury Aug 49, daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Alba Merrill.
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Boston Wholesale Produce Market,
CORRECTED EXPRESSLY THE
ORLEANS COUNTY MONITOR,
A. ID. HIBBARD.

Jobbing and Commission Dealerin Butter Cheese
Flour, Lard. Eggs, Beans. Dried Apple, &c.
81 John Street, Boston, Mass.
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More than one-third of the payments
from the treasury for Government ex-
penses during the month of Augurt was
for the single item of pensions.
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PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Courts will be held the first Tuesday Of
each month at the Probate Office, Irasburgh; on the
asst Friday of each month at Crane Alfred's office,
Newport. /. N. CUSHMAN, Judge.
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M ASONIC.
LOCAL NEW

Regular Communication of Orleans Lodge, No. IS,
: & A. M. Friday, October I.
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New AdvertiS ements.