Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-12-17
FOR
I8 81.

We are pleased to acknowledge our
obligations to our friends for their very
generous patronage during the year past,
and while we do not deem it necessary to
bolster ourselves up by offering Chromos
or Worthless Publications with the NOM
TOR gratis; that we may be benefited by
receiving our subscriptions early, while
our patrons are favored by obtaining val
liable periodicals at loaver prices than they
can be obtained elsewhere.
Some time since we made reduction
from usual club prices in the MONITOR
dubbed with Boston Journal, Household,
ETC., as below and gave notice that the
time of the special reduction would close
Dec. 22d. At that time we expected that
Mr.. King our agent, would be able to go
over the ground and give our patrons
opportunity to make their arrangements
with him. He was delayed by sickness,
and will be unable to do the work. Our
visit some of the towns this week, and
also Mr.. King If he is able. Our special
offer closes next Saturday as advertised,
but if any of our patrons, who do not see
our agents this week will notify US by
letter or card that they wish to avail
themselves Of the offer, we will hold it
open for them TIL such time as they can
forward their orders by our agents or
pOstmasterS. After Dec. 22d, we shall
be pleased to get our subscribers any
periodical on our club list at cost, but
cannot furnish them below the club rates
as given. The following are our agents
in the town named, and money paid them
will be duly accounted for: Albany, W. K.
Annis Jr, Dr.. Campbell; Barton, O. F. Bad
ger; Barton Landing, F. S. Nye; Brown
ington, Chas. Wheeler; West Charleston,
Henry Campbell, and Postmaster East
Charleston, II. c. Bruce Coventry, Post
master; Craftsbury, Stephen Roberts,
Augustus Paddock, or Howard & Leayitt
Derby, A. A. Silver; Glover, E. B. Sim
onds; Holland, Elisha Moon; Irasburgh,
A. B. Blake, D. H. Webster; Jay, J. E.
Chase; Lowell, w. L. Kinsley; Morgan,
B. F. Moore; Morgan Center, D. A.
Carrier; Newport, H. B. Thrasher;
Newport Center, Postmaster; So. Troy,
DR.. t. NJ. Emery; Westmore, T. H. Eos
ter; Westfeld, l. D. Johnson; Sutton,
L. J. Campbell; West Burke, A L..
Aldrich; Sheffield, H. P. King.
We will furnish any one of the peri
odicals below, to all parties who pay
for the MONITOR one year IN advance at
the prices named:
The HOUSEHOLD and MONITOR, $2.I5
The "Household' is too well known to need
notice.
COTTAGE HEARTH ard MONITOR, So. Ia
This is Ladies' Monthly which contains all the
departments in the Lady Magazines, including
music and the fashions. 1t sells alone for $3.50 anC
is worth the money.
AMERICAN FARMER and Monitor, $1.5l
This is a Monthly, quarto form, containing a very
farmer and his household. Regular price of thu
Farmer is $780,
WEEKLY NEWS and Monitor, S2.Ot
This is a large weekly newspaper and contain
every week nearly 80 long columns of reading mat
ter. 1t has all the news, and different department
of interest. This is an offer that all our reader
should accept.
NJ, Weekly Tribune and Monitor, $2.3!
The Tribune is really the leading political week.
markedly cheap.
n. Weekly Witness and Monitor, ss2.3
If we were asked to recommend the very bes
weekly paper for the family, in knowledge, W
should say ''the Witness
Boston Weekly Journal and Monitor, *ssa-
The Journal is the great paper for New Englan
and it needs no commentator.
The MONITOR will be sent from this date to Jan
uary l, 1885 for the prices named.
Any Subscriber who sends the name of a neO sui
scriber with his own remittance will be entitled t
25 cents for his trouble.
Remit by postal orders, postal notes, or cash, an
attend to it at
We make loss on each of the papers in tt
above list, but hope by this to induce all o.
subscribers to pay in advance, and all others wis
ing valuable papers at very low rates to give
their names for the year 1881.