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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-03-23
Watches at Frease BIOS.

The report ofthe Napoleon Schools for
the week ending March II, 1855;
Yearly enrolment, GIL
Term enrolment, 56s
Weekly enrolment 5Oa
Per cent. of attendance, g6
Pupils perfect in attendance, 400
Pupils tardy, IA
Teachers tsrdy
Flsltors,
Per cent. of attendance by Departments:
High School G3; A Grammar 81; B Gram
mar 92; G Grammar99; A intermediate 97:
B Intermediate 92; A Primary 92; B Pri-
mary 92; 1st @ Primary 90 I'd G Primary
96; German 80.
Pupils tardy: High School. VIM. Dag
gett, Henry Heiser, Jno. Holiister, Harry
Dittenhaver; G Grammar, VIM. Hartman,
Geo. Teeple; A intermediate, VIM. Brow
nell; Primary, Horace Davenport, Cora
Davenport; B Primary, VIM. Goehee; 1st
O Primary, Lulu Krause, Chas. Albaugh;
I'd q Primary, Willie Wright.
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You can get nickle clock, a perfect
time piece, at G. NJ. Fisk's fors1.6O. If
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J. N. BLISS, Administrator.

New DRUG SToRE.-The Messrs. J. L.
& I. Leist are busy unpacklng and arrang-
ing goods in their new drug store, in the
room just made vacant by the removal of
D. ]. Humphrey. From present appear
ances these gentlemen will have a neat
and tasty business room, filed with an
entirely new stock, all fresh and nice. Mr..
J. L. Leist is thoroughly acquainted with
the drug business, having served an ex-
tended apprenticeship with the "Little
Dutchman," and clerked for Mr.. Humph-
rey for a number of years, and we bespeak
for him share of the patronage of the
citizens of Napoleon and Henry county.
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TO C0NSUMPTlVEs.

me advertiser having been permanently cured of
IN snat dread disease, Consumption, by simple rene
dy, is anxious to maks known to his fellowsuferar.
the means OF cure. To all who desire II. he viii send
copy OF the prescription used, (free of charge with
tne directions M for preparing and using the same.
Gcy wn,cn they Will md sure cure for Coughr Colds.
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis &c. Fartes wish
ing lor @ the Prescription, will please address. REV
Il. A. WILSON, l94 Penn St., Williamsbureh, N v
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Bernstein's zone Price Clothing House."
is the only place in Napoleon chat makes
ready-made clothing exclusively special
ty, and keeps better assortment and a
fuller stock than any merchant in town
who dabbles only in little ofeverything.
We buy our goods at very low figures and
in large quantities for cash. We will guar
antee lower prices than you can find at
any other place. Our prices are very low
and we have only one price for everybody
in plain figures. Send your little boys or
girls and they will buy as cheap as the
sharpest man. Square dealing, low prices
and one price to al /, is our proud motto.
st s. BERNsTErN
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For Timothy, Glover, and all kinds
Garden Seeds, 90 to Bradieys. If
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Mother Mothers MothevsIi

Choice fiine-cut and plug tobacco at
Bradley's. If
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-03-23

New spring styles of suitings can be
had at reasonable prices at S. NJ. Honeck's
IF
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ERRORS OF YOUTE{

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
enects OF youthful indiscretion will for the sake of
sIering humanity send free to all who need H. the
by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing To nroSt
ing in perfect confidence, "D''
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Promenaders were numerous on Sunday,
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Mrs. A. e. Mann requests those ladies'
wanting dresses cut or made, to call at her
rooms, over Stuckman's grocery. Hro
prices are reasonable. tfe
Choice teas at Rradlev,s ar
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Choice ounce butter at Bardley's. t

LEE DRUMMGND, Auctioneer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-09-18
8TREAsURY or sONe.a


It is seldom that we can recommend 4
book SO strongly as that named above.
.fTreasury Of Song, is indeed a treasu-
~. 1t contains nearly 800 choice selec-
tons Of song from the various depart-
ments, sacred, classical, and humorous.
These extend over 500 royal octave
pages, well printed on superior paper, and
giving the instrumental accompaniments
wherever necessary.
Myron W. Whitney, the great Ameri-
can Basso, writes the publishers thus:
s.If generally. introduced in musical
homes, you viii deprive vocaIists their
best ozease for not singing on invitation,
since the assertion, 4 have no music with
me, will have no force in the presence Of
Treasury OF SONG" The Kansas Gig
5oarHa5 says: "There is not a song in
the entire collection that could be omit
ted without marring the completeness Of
the book. The Rev r. B. HUI, Of
New York City says "It is Impossible,
I think, to make q better Professor
Hugh A. Clarke, Of the University of
Pennsylvania declares, ~ ana glad to
bear my testimony TO the excellence and
variety Of the selections it contains. =
Prof. Clarke, is one Of the highest autho-
rites in music.
a series Of sketches and portraits Of
eminent musicians and singers IS incIud-
cd in the book, making in all about $50
IS ~
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-09-18
ESTATE or WILLIAM TwoaIBLY.
STATE OF VEBMONT,

- Orleans District. SIS.
tn Probate Court held at Barton Landing fn said
District, on tHe 9Th Gay of Sept, a. D. 1852.
T. T. Josilu, Administrator 0i the estate Of Will m
IWOmhiy. late Of Barton, in SAID district deceased
presents hls administration account Tor eyamlua-
ton and allowance, and makes application for 4
decree OF distribution and partition Of the estate Of
said deceased.
Whegeupon, it is ordered by said Court, that said
account and said application be referred 10 session
thereof TO he held at O. q. Ausus Office in sid Bar
ton Landing. on the eth day OF Sc l.. A D. 1882.
for hearing and decision thereon.
and, it IS further ordered. that notice hereof be
given 70 aH persons Interested Ply publication Of the
same three weeks successfully in The Orleans Countv
MONITOR newspaper published at Barton in said
District, previous TO said tine appointed or hearing
that they may appearat said time aud Iace ard show
causelI any they may have why SAID account should
not be allowed, and such decree made.
By the Gcurt-Auest
5'-oJ o. Il. AUSTIN, Judge
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The undersigned having been appointed BIZ the
honorable Flolte Court for the District Of Orleans
Commissioners, TO receive, examine and adjust al
CLAIMS ana demands or all persons against the estate
Of Abial shul-Ied, late Of Barton in said District
deceased hereby give notice that We VII meet for tho
purposes OF examining and allowing said claims al
The residence Of late ADia SEuTleH in said Barton
on the 9Th dag 81 October and 28th day Of February
next, from ocloc5- D. NJ, until o'clock d. m each
OF said days and that six months from the 2s cav OF
August, D. 1852, is the time limited by said Coult
for s5a creditors 10 present their claims 10 rs fo1
examination ard allowance
Dated at Barton Landing. Vt this 9th day of septen-
Der 4. D.lSS2.
[ .. r. COLLINS.
1888 JOSEPH BARTLETT { ailasiHlCTa-
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ing for the Baptists some weeks, re-
turns to his university again this fall.
He carries the good wishes Of many
friends. There was a gathering in
his interest on Friday evening, at
which quite q sum Of money was
given him.
Morgan Center.
j. A. Gray has gone to the Cana
dian springs.
Isn't it risky about Moulton 5
buildings night times?
Alex Jondro's wife has obtained a
divorce from him; also Mrs. Nichols
from the s'professor." Good job
for the women.
Samuel Elliott has returned from
Massachusetts, and moved into the
David Elliott house; Clarence Car
yer also from Massachusetts,, has
moved into the same house.
TTewpor6.
All veteran soldiers in this county
who have lost a leg or an arm, are
requested to meet at the Office Of DR..
Rutherford on the 21st inst. imme-
eiately on the arrival Of the excur-
sion boat. Business Of Importance
will be transacted.
The veteran soldiers Of this county
viii hold reunion here on Thurs
day Of this week, going on an excur-
sion down the lake at 10 O'Clock a.
M, to return at 3 o'clock. At 4 there
will be a meeting at the hall Of Bax-
ter Post, G. A. r., and camp fire
will be held in the evening. Not only
veterans, but friends, wives and chill
dren are invited. The Irasburgh
band is to be present and the occasion
win be one Of great interest to ali.
Every soldier in this vicinity should
attend.
n ewport Center.
Charles Hunt has rented one of E..
Bickford's houses.
VIM. Wiley viii soon start up his
mill for box making.
Drs. Erwin and Rutherford cut a
bad tunor from the neck of the
widow Allen on Wednesday.
The late frost woke up David Roll
Inns to the fact that it was time for
him to commence haying, and he has
gone at it.
Mary Sias, daughter Of Chauncy
Sias, is home on a visit.-Nrs., Var
mum and family are the guests Of L.
| G. Moore.
Peter Connal Of this part Of the
town, who is an intelligent man, and
who has made an excellent justice,
had provoked some opposition among
those who oppose the enforcement OF
the liquor laws, and by forcing a
split ticket they succeeding in beat
ing him by very small majority.
Uncle Peter survives and is liable to
do considerable business yet.
yVest1a1ore.
The heavy showers which fell last
week help the fall grass greatly.
Fall school at the Brook commend
ed last Monday. Miss Fayer,
teacher.
Harley Cheney, whose long and
painful illness has been before men
lioned in these columns, died one
week ago Saturday. He was a young
man whose genial spirit and kind
heart won many friends. He leaves
wife and one child and many
friends to mourn his loss. Rev. T,
Z. Healy oficiated at his funeral
which was largely attended.
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.oN1.E. So. =. 80.
rs ACRE FARM FOR SAFE

NE oGaT our farm for sale i'm Sheffield, fifteen min
utes drive u village Of clutches stores saunflI
2Tl5-l1 b-21snl,hf Tenair, paint shop, &C. Cut tins
year 81 tons hay, mostly cut with machine; three
COED pastures Two good sugar orchards of 1850 trees
cac with sap15use and fixtures very convenient ana
near The buildings Apple oIehaId-raised 100 bush
els last year; some grated fruit, also pums and cher
res in abundance Large muck bed also good chance
FOR Hsa pond. buildings consist Of large cottage house
and eli well finished, with milk aud wash rooms
Woodh9use, barns, COW barn 44xB4, with basement.
completely finished in modern styIe-buiIt in 1879.
Horse barn with Ffeery underneath, nearly new also
corn barn. NoveT-iaIng wafer running at house and
barn. VIII sell together Uith sugar tools IBowIug
macE ne nearly new, horse rake one years stock Of
wood at house and sugar house, and all farming tools
for 25Ot onehalf down, the Test 10 suit purchaser
We have 10 acres in crops we would lie pleased to
show any one-one field Of common S-Towed corn which
stood feet high August H.
Also farm of about 10 acres OF land ia good state
Of cultivation in field and pasture. House painted
inside and out, New barn. connected by shed with
house. Cold ring water running 10 house and barn.
TINS place is pleasantly situated one mile lIom Shelf
field village OF main Travelled road TO Glover 20 rods
from school. s I'll DE sold for S50g-S2C0 down the
TEST 10 suit purchaser.
For further particulars enquire Of l. ". Simpson
q Barton Landing, g. Z. Taylor Of Wleelock. OF H. P
King Of Sheffield
S. KENDALL & SON.
Sheffield. Vt. aug q, 1852. SAT-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-09-18

THE STAB-RoUTE VERDICT. The
verdict which closes the long trial Of
the Star-route contractors is disap-
pointing. Two Of the less import
ant offenders, Rerdell and Miner,
are convicted, and the arch conspira-
tors escape either by acquittal or dis
agreement Of the jury. As the two
men convicted did not conspire alone
the conspiracy is proved, and the
moral effect Of the trial cannot be eff
faced. The question whether the
jurymen were bribed is yet to be set
lied. The result of their delibera-
tons and the pertinacity with which
certain of them adhered to their po-
sitions, strengthens the popular i'm
plession that some Of them were
fixed It is to be hoped that the
government viii pursue the case to
the bitter end, regardless Of the cost.
The Dorseys and Brady should be
brought to a second trial, and a third,
if a second fails. We favor making
it SO hot for these willy extortioners,
that they shall be forced to disgorge
their i'll gotten gains, and repent at
leisure within solid walls.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-09-18

The undersigned Offers faT sale his farm situated on
tae east shore % sekmour Lake. consisting u 100
acres suitably GlfiFtt mo tjlagc moving and pas
luEe There is good sugar orchard Of 500 treas-the
best IN that locality. EHe buildings consist Of large
good house with ui'5-Tooul three good barns. with
sheds attached Excellent soft and ueverIailise water
p house and barns Cuts this year - tons hay and
has zen acres in other crops. Is 70 al excellent state
or cultivation. There is sufficient amount of timber
for use ON tie fam, with surplus Of saw timber
Only 1ai q mile 60 school. mile ANA half 10 mills
p9Etolce and chuTch. and four miles ICm The railroad
On stage road Terms and lavments easy TUonire
o. e. d. M3ll4sGtn on the premises Geo Il. Blake Of
Barton, or the subscriber al West Chaleston
S.U r. NsPIFSDIsY
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-09-18
egaaDIAE EoTIoE 70 SELL Real ESTATE.
Orleaaa District.gs

= vtleana Ulstfict,ss
To Probate Court, held Il Barton Landing within
and laf sand District ou TIE Sth day Of September a.
T. Is5e
n. Il. lyman guardian of George II. Uric. makes
application TO said Court fer license 10 sell the follow
ING described real estate Of his said ward to wit All
OF sald wards interest and estate ia Lot No. 81 in
Glover In said District representing mat the safe
ngIeol Tor The purpose Of putting the proceeds OF
sucl sale at interest on investing the in stocks
on real estate, would he beneficial to said ward
ehefeupou It is ordered BY SAID Court that said
aFeation be referred 10 session thereof to be held
~ lne oce Of the Judge Of Probate, in said Barton
l3IGiug 10 said district, ON the 9th day Of September
a. D. 1882, fer hearing and decision thereon: And Il
Is further ordered that ali persons interested be noti-
heQ leIe9 by publication ofnotce o. said application
49, order thereon. three weeks successfully IN the
orleans County Monitor newspaper published AT
Barton previous to said time for bearing that they
ap ear at said time and place, and, they see cause,
olJecl thereto By The C0uTt-Attest,
1888 o. II. AUSTIN Judge
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
JUSTICES ELECTED.

OGS14Ct-S ELLLlEDs
BAnsnr.-G, P. Blair, E. 2.
Woods, Peter Lindsey, W. Il. Gil
christ, j. FL. Clement, Alex Holmes,
J. T. Richie.
BURKE.-C. T. A. Humphrey,
Theron Bell, j. A. Humphrey, II.
w. Stoddard, j. S. j. Bemis, a. o.
Dennison, Jason Allard.
CoNcoRD.-W. B. Crane, j. B.
Wallace, c. II. TiIton, f. G. Grant,
w. c. Pratt, c. c. Follensby, L. G..
Woodbury..
DANyuLE.-W. J, Stanton, c. D..
Brainard, III. V. B. Sargent, NJ. NJ.
Batchelder, John Sias, Harvey Bur-
bank, Fl. S. Cook. j. L. Fry, S. H.
Stone, w. II. Harris.
GRoToE.-J. R. Darling, I. B.
Hall, Daniel Roberts, A. III. Heath,
B. Z. Clark.
HAEDwIoK.-J. B. Livingston, j.
S. Drenan, Henry Perley, L. d.
Leavett, ". D. Bronson, J.R. Aims
worth, Z. R. Huntley.
KIRBr-P II. Graves, P. W.
Russell, George A. Chase, Henry
Ranney, Austin Barney.
LrHDoN.-O. w. Newell, j. w.
Burlington, w. A. Densmore, II.
Baxter, A. Twombly, @. NJ. Chase.
r. Young. S. S. Nichols, [. W. San
born, D. S, Winter.
PEAcHAM.-John Yarnum, P. L.
Strobridge, L. Chase, l. W. Winter
f. S. Ford, J. Z. Northrop, Hiram
Sanborn.
RrEeArn.-Alez Cochran, NJ. R.
Gray, A. NJ. Whitelaw, j. White.
Corwin Whitehill, Thomas Nelson.
Pringle Gibson.
SHEFFIELD.-S. Z. Otis, ALFRED
Gray, Bradley ingalls,, Vim. Dexter
w. II. Chase.
ST.. JoHNsBURY.-P. D. Blodgett
n. 2. Bowman, D. NJ. Bacon, Chas
Cobb, Quinton Cook, E. E. Sargent
n. M. Johnson, NJ. Montgomery, T
V. Powers, W. P. Smith, Geo. Bah
cock, B. F. Rollins, Fl. E. Randall
E. L. Hovey, Lafayette Soper.
SrANNARD.-A. j. Weed, J. n
Sawyer, A. S. Weed, E. w. Clark
E. H. Patch.
SUrros-J. E. Willard, J. B. Cor
den, Reuben Ellis, George E. Pow
ers, A. B. Curtis.
Harvey Foster, S. Mont
/ gomery, Oryis Fits, W G. Perkins
WATERFORD. F. r. Carpenter
E. A. Parks, II. NJ. Parks, J. W
Curtis, NJ. " Hale, G. W. Stiles
j. G. Stafford.
WHEELooK-Charles Rogers, c
Chase, J. II. Patch, ". II. Jones
F. Darling.
st. = oiansosI-y.
Josh Billings was in st. Johnsbur
a few DAYS ago.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-09-18

E. Ely Goddard got handsomely
left this year, which will deprive the
house Of its usual amount of snob-
berry. Why not make him page !?
Clipper.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-09-18

6--zs.-E
2 NEW U22LlzaT PIANOS
So ---~. ~ 80 a.: - - - =
ments and VIII suit. Come and
see t1e1
q arg SOCK On
5-CE E5r MUSIC.
mas. e.
o-o7:I o-- $50 -
fref--- - 49, S'-- = =
RI $500 49, 2-T7 - 49, +
re - ~ s1s go - :, - 80
~aere~ ~ 80 --74 o. : !.
75e Der oaay. SEND for Cata-
128a5.
e 9 ana LaEg9 stock Of
- 1850 1880 5L1s - ~ " IL
+' LILIES, &c" just
RECEIVED
ZONE ana De nIted TO a PAIR Ct
CEzLLUL0LD EYE GLASSES.
+1o b.sr+;f,7
-..-.--- -1 -
q = l<5~ A44 CLASHES,
which I have IN full assortment
fer all eyes. r c2r f3f van as waII
as any Of the 50 called opticians
who travel about selling these
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-09-18
POT A TOES

Highest merket prices paid for potatoes every day
Ia the week except Sundays Storeroom south side of
Austin's Block. VIC. & +. S. TWOMBLY.
Barton Landing, Vt. 1880
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by the Y. II. G. a. for their winters
course of lectures, etc.
VIII A. Burke, who has for the
past eight years been in California,
has returned and viii go into bust
ness on Railroad street, having
bought the Jewett store.
2. W. Laird Of this place has re-
ceiyed notice that the Supreme Court
Of New Hampshire had ordered judg-
ment on q verdict rendered him two
years ago, for $500 and costs,
against the Passumpsic railroad, foI
burning his store in Barnet ten years
ago. This case has been tried three
times in the Grafton county court.
Mr.. Laird's costs have amounted to
about $500, most Of which he recov-
cred from the road. This is prob
ably the end of the ease.
Lyn7onvi11e.
Henry Cleveland, an employee al
the box-factory. went home to Cana
da, September 2, and was taken VI
olently sick. and died within a week.
L. G. Grandy & Go. are shipping
an immense quantity Of logs from
eailao'a' ana aFe also running 5hen
Do@-siio' . us utmost eal'acHy Ve
keep up win BOX orders.
Inc FIee baPtls0 Iolks are MAKING
gfeae eHol's % Eaise Cne iast ano
hardest part O 1nef deh5 on th6
seminary that they may receive
$4,000, which IS promised if the
DEBT can pc hquIdafed'
Barnet
Easoh I Moore was Ahlea AZ thS
C'SlniaH pup illiii carry ias1 won
U"y informing Nc was eauSn' "
revolving shalt
14zssst EEsa1'el wick
Mrs. David Strickland IS IN very
lseo1s heal'1'
George Lawrence has built him g
o"ln'- ne Scnool mouse mas oe1A
Sii'nsI'" anu IePa'Ieu'
Henry Warner has bought the ED
81 " ooaEoI Aoase'-ollnVon Aei'L
mas 'o''5i'O 'ii7 Nli7' : i'iiS7l i0'''0'
The teachers IN the village schoo
Tor the fall term are MISS dells
ora ana mss oaoo'e Livingston
- -
P''--' % no ''''.,'-'
u u ana = L. Lane nave 'aAel
j0' - o'o .lg 'uil''L u ~ rs'''
LOO 10, iI-A' VIZ - = 40
ans 'l-,s osg'' l'''ii'9'l'i7 ''''7 sum Lii7'
80. =, i-..,.-4o., ,...;
~, ~, e So
lucy n"59 has soH' 70 MONT 'elie-
~ "0'N ~ y = '"H ''oi'
f,.on, - o-5 $50 a,,;fa
bad injury to his shoulder
There appears to be some stir il
real estate business and several mel
have been in town looking after farm
ers.
Pomona cronoa holds i+s nov
maotino Of Sutfon. senf - 81 I,
o,olocI- Tho oftornoon n,oo4
inc uil1 bo o,an - +bo n,,bIio ond !;
IS bonad the farmers viii oil offend
z-.11: zr...577 $500
4,aaa,.l:aa-}a+l i.f 2
. n.T
20 ~, ,.l-l...-4l5.
IT. - III, ~ -, 49,, ~ =. N
-
9 ~ --- 80
ORLEANS COUNTY COURT.
Conrf convened MONDAY ot2 =
~ ond tbo ooso of Inns 1v;Iso,
w coo,.o,, noe oon4i,,.7
bavino boon co,oganca7 nro,ionsIv
Tbis i ono 81 tbo Rrorrnlnofon =.
c.sos vrbara wilson raf,,so3 - ~.
his taxos ~ tbo aronna fbav fbat rror
III w;1.on oI.;,,.7 49, =, 49,,
boforo tbo boord If Hs4or. IN tbo do
onrointo7 for boori,,, a,.,ias ooc,rior
81 and b;s l;at baino sbovn lin +
sa;4 - eo+;aea5 on5tb, b.
e,nrassaa themselves sstisfoa ~
Wilson, $ list was LARGE enouob. In
after he had cone thew raised his Ii.
ond oovo b;6, ~ nofioa +baroof .
roo,,;,,od lrlau v;Ison rof,so5
nav 800 ~ Ana ;noraosod III ~
- ,,ro1,a,.t,, ,roa Io,-;o4 =, IN
COM Nd tbo+ 1u;lso,,,. ,,a,,,od,, 80
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-09-18

mental capacity. His brother while
on the stand, said he was quite a
critter for a fool. The plaintiH
wishes to make ont that he IS idiote
OF nearly 50, because, If incapable Of
doing anything for himself he would
take deriyative settlement IS above
mentioned. The defendants evil
dence thus far tends to prove that,
although not very bright, yet he is
capable Of doing. q great many things
towards his own support, and 50 is
enabled to acquire a settlement for
himself.
The evidence is not yet all in, and
as court Adjourned Saturday at IL
q. m, the case is not yet ended.
The criminal cases are assigned
for 2 P. N. to-day, but will not be
reached at that time.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-09-18
FARM FOE SALE!

his farm consists of $50 acres well divided into
tilase pasture and woodland well watered and fenced
and is Of the best farms in the County VIII keep
80 cows and team. Two sugar orchards Of eco trees
each; comfortable dwelling house; barn 44x90 nearly
new, with cellar under the whole Plenty of good
running water at both house and barn. Stock and
tools VIII be sold with the farm If desired Said farm
is situated two miles south Of West Glover on good
road and school VII be sold low. For further
particulars inquire of the Subscriber on the farm or Of
Y. II. LEWIS at Barton.
33u HARVEY LEWIS, West Glover.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-09-18
-. ogIoBER a. aaaa.

SO % O'Clock Is. good Rmm Of 100 acres. rlsas-
anily situated ID South Albany VIII keep ten cows
aug team; has good buiIilngs good sngarorchaui or
05 trees 59 buckets in same; good apple orchard,
eA.eaeAl running water al house and bmn. VII he
sold e the same TIME ana place, al The stock, hay.
grain ana farming tools, buggy wagon 3 stoves etc
MRS. MARY STEWARF
south Aiia1ys sept is, 1852. $40
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-09-18
EAD,M FOR. SALE.

The subscriber offers his large and excellent farm
OF 2S3 ACRES with pasture in the near vicinity
Of IS ACRES EZEEtAs for sale at reasonable
rates IL is situated f0Br miles from Barton and
Glover Villages and only mile from the pleasant
vl2-e Of West Glover. The tillage land is IN good
STATE Of cultivation, and the farm cuts hay sufficient
10 keep 90 cows. 10 to % Young cattle with team.
The farm contains one Of the best if not the best
sugar orchards in the county, 300O MAPLE
TREES IL ONE BODY, $500 Of which are
tapped; tie average yield has been 5 pounds to
tree. Good running water to house and barns. Com
Portable buildings My reasons for selling ere that
want smaller farm. I win swap this place for a
good one Of less acres If satisfactory exchange can
be made
NELSON II. LYMAN.
West Glover. July u. 1852 90tf