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Notice Of Application to Pur.
chase Timber Land.
Usrrxp sfxrxs Disrmcr LAND ovyseg,

UsrrED sT.rKs DisrKicr LAND ovyfeg,
Olympic. wssEingt Terri Cry.
NJ OtToE IS HEREBY GIvEN THAT. IN
~ compliance with The Or visions Ct tke
Act Congress spprovea June 8 1873. snfi-
Cd !" An Art for the sale 81 rtmper lands I'm
the States Of Csiifo MIA, Or gon. Nevada md
Msshingsn Tsrri,o y."JotiN q. YoUss. Of
Aisssp csun'y, Wsshise,en Territory. has ihis
day di~d IN N . once his application % tur.
chase the lot I, snd 81 i o. Ne +. and NE u
OF 81 4 Of seetion Z. and NV \ u sw \ u
SO ton No. 8, In town-hip No - north, range
10 l weG OF the Willamette Meridian
Any snd Gil parsons elsimiBg sdser ely the
ssld deNrthed 10 d or any Yer hon there. 4,
sc hsr.hy ssqairen 20 ale IN ir claims In this
once wfthin az 10 , dsys ON ds;~ her-og.
oiven und ny hand ~ my ofice in sriym
pts, W. + this 23d dsy ~ April. sd 1854
JOHN B.. COMFY,
nyity3 Regis esos the Land Ofnce.
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House Wanted.

WITH FIVE OR SIX ROOMS, FUR.
w nished or unfurni he'd, or would
Front and II III. janice and linton streets
preferreS. Address D., this cslscr. -
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ONELAReE AND ONE SINAI l. FUR.
~ nished room private family. Apply
on Third street between Columbia and
Third. third house from Columbia. is
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Mist ELLANElDUs
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.

IhrPorExcY M LOST MANHOOD p~rnanshtl
cured The s.ck and afl sctei should not 'ail
to cal upon him The Doctor has travel
extens Nely in Iurope AMI Inspected thor
ough.y the various hospitals there. obtaining
Q great deal of valuable information, which
he 8 competent to mpart to those In need Of
bis services. The Doctor cures when others
fail. Try hin DIR. GiBBON will max. n
chsrge nuless hs eff 0 cure. Persons at Q
distance CUnID AT HOME. All commuuha
lions .tri fly CONFIDENTIAL. All letters answer
ed In plain envelopes.
Send $40 FIR package Of medicine. Call
or write. Address DIR. J. T.. iBBON, Box
INST. ran Francis o, Cal tMenti IN the pa.
per In VIII Oh YOU saw this vvrtjse emil
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PATENTS.

INVENTORS SEND MODEL OR
! sketch Of your invention, when ~ III
ak careful preliminary examina ion
nd report a. ~ pat inability. with ad
vice. cir ulars. ETC., FREE OF ARGE. AL
business before u. ). Patent Uifice at
tended to for II DEBATE FEzs Informs
ton and references sent on application.
No CHARGE UNLESS PATENT Is SECUkSD.
J. *. LItlkLL,
Washington, ID c., directly oppp,ite U.
4. Patent Ofticl. no27wtf
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NOTICE,


y. s. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W.T.
Jun 4, ,sS4
w. HO MES has aid notice at int+nfioo to
make anal prncf hefore Msuric- NJ Mic EN-, u
No's'y Public. a. his ffica, IN sest,l., W. r.,
n wsdnes ;as, the S0,h Day Oh July, 4. T..
1854. on pre-. mpfion ID. y. No. 63i5, FIR q
los and anu sw I of NE I and NJ 4 VI
AZ I OF section .. township IS Lorth, range
3 ess
He names ~ witn. ssss L. N ,Redmord.
R-dmond, W T.; L. NJ. CARTS n. Jonn
Low and Melville Crawl ,rd. all OF sezttle,
w. T.
IOHN y. aOwEv
l9ixlf ReOister of the I and nfica
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Az blood purifier On. HHNLxY's DAH.
pki.IoS foSIc has no eQual. n
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STEAMER JOSEPHINE.
"A pibECr ROUTE To

pikECr ROUTE TO
-S- Whs,com. Through by day
light. steame- w. D. Munroe leaves al
I o'ulnck .. M. on TUESDAYS and Fridnys
At Utsslsdy. l.aconner and am
.sh Leave Whatcom for Ferndaie on
Returning. lesves Whatcom
sn Wednesdays and Sundays 81 q m.
For freight or passage apply on board
Or 10 George Foster. on the O. Ter wharf.
CURTIS BitOwNfikLD.
nnx5 Mas ar
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HOTELS aSD RESTACkANf-
WRIGHTS
RESTAURANT.

MRS. NJ. J. WRIGHT UAs RE-
VI sumed PERSONA Surcrt isiOn o
Wrigh' ; * siau" it N CoamSn knyc, On
FRO, - e.t. he than>~ III. fsrsn..-
pat IA. snf cnrd4 IL invites the pa lie
1" call and thy II the IS, ab ISL .vpu
TAFT n of I y % e. ia
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NO rTCE.

T WISH tn STATE THAT THE ITEM
U - the "Srnfay sta" saying hat
kept saloon and z I'm sing ho-ss on a.
raj road betwc. n Tacoms and Kaiama II
fslse. Uytl A. III. MANNING.
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RemaininQ in the
| day. July 5. 1854.
shess letters viii :
/ AbdeIsou, Al
| 1lien, z L
Boor. Ralph
beatty, Adsm
! Btker. George
| Bartlett, &C d Co
| B ,rtlett, Is l.
| BIB On. Mike
S1rus. ] TN
| Chamby, g
loo D.aAs,J A
ICsri-sn, J
COilius, Jas 3
ru-- IA. George
CLiion, Gus
| ChrI-t,JpLss. Mrs
| CaYb .sgu. losa
| DAVIS. . \
| DrAr, Z z
ID Lp-ts, Mr.
Danes, DAVID
D-nnIs, Mrs ] w
Diamond, no.iis
Ericks n. Fred. 2
Ei@srd, CusIn
Gordon. A
cord IN. Mis- @
Guduer, J w
Gordon, James ID
Hall, r l.
lIiil. b. rths Ii. 2
ttatboru. Mrs T.
Hart. Chas IL
Hilton, Chas
ttiislnser, J II
hood. James
iianscunpb, WIN
Hall. Miss Anna
ftiggIn. d S,Eith
Jordon, Chas
Jonson, Charley Z
Jacques, @
Jud~,n. ] p
Jones', Wm
Krauholm, J 'hn
Larson. Mrs Aune
lawrence, G A
Lyman, @ II
hi lds;edt, Miss NJ
Lindsay. Mrs n J
Lang, X bert,
Levy, Arthur "
McAig, W b X
Nurrv, Mrs susie
Norm, Pierre
Miller, Ida A
Mclaughlin, F
Most IA, Hank
OLSEN, o L
OLerey. John
Pound. w J
Peterson. z G
Price. Lydia, z
Picchett, l.
k,s-, Mrs VIM, 2
itailid,,rffs. John
loot. Geoipe
smith, vii G. 2
18th, W g q
Sullivan. NJ A
Smith. j p
Sullivan, Japes
Schmidt, N q G
Sanderleiter. 4
Smith. Amelia
sullivan, Dennis l
Trenholm. Sanue
Thomas, A L
Vadnair, Maggie
Waddell, X p
Wills, j ne
Weber, Chas
Wssin2er, Andrew
Yates. & IL
Young. jim.
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lssT ef LETTERS

PostoHce or Satur-
Persons calling for
lease say ADVERTISED I:
Anderson, Mrs y
Andersen. w b
Bone, w
BEN, All
Bedford, fremont
BonueIi. II
Bartlett, Pailip, 2
Bell. J u b, 5
bry den. wW,
CereznnoA James
taTfuii. Joan >
Clrk, J,,ha Is
Clark, Oiiis
CD.ss1s, " ID
CsrtssD. Miss B b
Cnas, CLas l.,
Co /, Wa
Dsbiqui.t, y
i,utpJss, A, =
Dixson, q q
DoscneT, Geo
DE ait. Mrs l.. 2
DUugherty, Michael
Edwards, z
Gibson. Miss G
Green, f ii
Gray, Geo II
Grardip, II Il
ffeuue.sy. MfsE No
Hubert, Mrs h A
Hsus-r, Mrs Ella
Henderson. G. n g
Hetzei. Mrs Bessie
Hunt, Joseph
hill, VI q
Hartman, Mrs Vim
Hoams. Mrs
Heisef. Geo l.. 2
johnson. Mrs l. u
Jack-ou. DAVID II
Jensen, Mrs Gertis
JvIdon, mrs Loa
King, VIM
Lswsrd. MRS A
Lewie. Ben
LJor. John
Leavitt. Mrs NJ G
Larson. Paul
Levi. Miss Nola
Miller. Slsde
huldoon. Patrick
Mume, j Z
Miller. James q
Mitchell. EliZ beth
Monke, Geo Il +
Ofoole. Martin
Omann, Fred
Phelps, VIM
Peters. p H
Padden, Annie
Ryan. J s
Reynolds, Mrs Ida
Rodgers, Fred
Send. rnon. w
SkocleR. Gle ]
Stiles, Mrs III K
Stevenson, Jotn
Sprsgue. Hattie
Smith. Geo w
Settler. Chas A
Sim, ,Absaiom
Thomas, Mrs
VyarbrouRh, Robt
Whitnev, Mrs X
Walch, Carrie
Woods, Ben
Young. Lille
q JCARR- p Nj.
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FOR the UPPER skAcir.
stm. Glide q W. Cove. Nass,e,

r EAyEs YE-LEg's WHARF ON
- "Wednesday aud ssru day. returning
fhussdAy and Monssay. calling al -san-
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City. Mesnt Vernon S1ariias and All IN
termedinse points asove. For freight or
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Genes,a chapter XVII. verse xix.
by request Of many applicants place
hefore the suffering solne OF my Specifics
pafients.
No. !, o minal Weakness.
No. imooteucy.
No ! Female Complaints. Leucorrhns
tWhite~b; Inflammation OF bladder.
Sem carefully p cked. by express. g. q. IL
VI me fns rnction sent free TO any "A.
Ore - IN receipt Q seif-ed lrea "A
stamped envclose. 70 p. q. box "a.
P1ysfe. Chronic. Skin and Spinal Dis.
eases cur 4.
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DR.. SPIN N EY

SaS ~ tV - ]
No. II Kearny Street
Treats all Chronic and special Disease.
Young MEN
WHO MAY BE SUFFERING IRON
w the effects Of youthful follies or In
discretion will do well to avail them.
selves Of this, the greatest boon ever laid
Ut the altar Of suffering humanity. DR.
SPINNEY will guarantee to forfeit 25t
for every case Of seminal weakness OF
private disease Of any kind or characteI
which he undertakes and fails to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEt.
There are many at the age Of thirty q
sixty who are troubled with too FREQ uep
evacuation Of the bladder. often accom-.
panied ny slight smarting or burnin,
sensation and q weakening Of the systep
In manner the patient cannot ascoun
for. On examining tie urinary deposits
rOpy sediment viii often De found. ane
sometimes small particles Of albumen vii
appear, or the color will be Of thin milh
iah hue, again changing to q dark ant
.orr:a appearance. There are many mel
who die Of this difficulty, ignorant Of tn.
cause. which IL the second stage Of sem
inal weakness DIR. 8. viii guarantee q peI
feet cure in all such case. and health.
restoration OF the genito-urinnIy organ
Once hours-t0 To I ard toS SUNDAY
from 10 70 II q m. Con raltation FREE
Thorough examination and advice.
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ACCIDENT ON THE LAKE
ROAD

A serious accident occurred on the
Lake road near Wolcott village on
Monday morning, resulting in severe
injuries to fireman Gaffney and a
probable loss of $4,000 or $50, 900
to the road. The facts as furnished
us by special reporter are substan-
TALLY as follows: 1t appears that as
the early stock train neared the COW
cred bridge known as the Peck
bridge, the two rear cars left the
track and were carried along, cutting
the ties as they went, until nearly
through the bridge when they par
TALLY dropped through. The FOWL
train" had already left Morrisville
and a brakeman was Immediately
sent back with signal of danger.
| As he met the train some half mile
this side he swung his lantern, which
was instantly eXtinguished. The
train dashed on without observing
him. The train kept the track into
the bridge, when the engine and ten
| der went down Is or 20 feet to the
b ed of the stream. The engineer
was thrown on the ice but escaped
Jury. The fireman was badly in
| jured in the back and head, and it is
thought sustained internal injuries.
The bridge is complete wreck
| Neacs and Citizen.
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SPECIAL METHOD OF REFORM

Mr.. Editor, Allow me to state
that / agree with the editor of the
ErpreSs DC Standard when he charac-
terizes an affair that occurred in Bar
ton Landing as a "disgraceful scene"
Such scenes are always disgraceful,
though frequent in the county and
world. But let us follow out the
method of the editor of the Cypress
in the purposes of reform: let our
enemies and those whose patronage
and goodwill we do not have or need
be made the especial objects of our
re buke and spleen. If man gets
astray, for instance, let his name be
made public, especially in the news
papers. 1t does him good and lifts
him right into the ranks of active
temperance laborers. 1t does his
friends and family great deal of
good-sort of throws a portion of
his disgrace upon them, which they
are so anxious to bear, in addition to
their private sorrows. If man is
in business, it is good way to pun
ish him and to injure his reputation
to parade his faults before the public,
if he gets astray. The world is good
and must do business only with the
upright and those whom appetite and
passion never rule. If man is
professional man and chances to get
drunk, or to come short in some line
of morals, Ego for him. He needs
the stimulus of rebuke and disgra ce.
If he has won esteem by faithful
service, let that be forgotten. What
are hundred good deeds compared
with one evil one? What charac-
ter with a dozen good qualities, if
there is one failing? Let this man
be summed; crush him; let the pa
pers speak ; let the slanderous tongue
be busy that the mistake or fault may
be magnifed till the poor wretch
sinks in despair.
Let it be said 'sonce drunk, always
drunk" No reform; no redemption ;
no pity; no charity Cold, cold
world Let us join with the rest of
the heartless world and condemn our
own brothers, our children! If they
are fallen, Gods mercy, not ours,
must save them. If falling into de-
yious ways, let the cruel world crush
ambition and noble impulse. Turn
away, unfeeling, virtuous world
point the finger of scorn aud let hope
and courage die! Let the Eapress
and oil good, moral papers, in the
exercise of Christian charity, make
public all the failings, the follies and
the ''disgraceful scenes that come
to its notice, and great good will be
J done. 3D."
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have large stock of logs cut in the
woods.
Charles Gilbert has moved on to
his farm, and Mr.. Armstrong has
moved onto the Braley place vacated
by Gilbert.
A. G. Hitchcock contemplates GO
ing to Iowa, having sold his stock to
Ill. 0. Miller and leased him the farm
for term of years.
S. S. johnson and Charles Coburn
have threshed over 5000 bushels of
grain the past season, the same
amounting to 1925.
w estmore.
Charles Johnson has taken job
to get in 100000 feet of lumber off
of lot 23, for the vt. Lumber Co.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Sunday morning A. B. Perry of
McIndoes Falls found that somebody
had entered his store during the night
and stolen goods, principally jewelry,
to the amount of about 500. The
entrance had been made through a
window on the north side of the store.
Suspicion was at once directed
against a stranger, Fred Harvey of
Leeds. Canada, who had been hang
ing around for several days. Depu-
ty Sheriff Smith was put on the track
and was so successful that bright and
early Monday morning he appeared
with the man. Harvey plead guilty
and was bound up to county court
with $500 bonds. Not being able
to get bail he was committed to jail
at st. Johnsbury.
Wheelock.
By the death of Orrin Nelson
viii CHI occurred last week, the
town loses a worthy citizen, the church
faithful laborer and this family a
beloved father and husband. He has
resided on a farm east of the village
many years, and in town, we believe,
all his lifetime.
West Burke.
E. P. Brickett has bought mill at
Walden, and has moved his family
there.
Hon. Joel Trull is very sick with
pneumonia, and grave fears are en-
tertained as to his recovery.
Ira Carpenter of East Burke, has
just commenced singing school
here with a good outlook; he has
forty years experience as teacher
of vo2sl music.
East IIardwick.
Miss Abbie Field of Lawrence,
Mass, is here visiting friends.
G. A. Haynes and H. A. Smith
are each building horse-sheds near
the Congregational church for their
teams.
Rev. T. D. Chandler having COM
pleted one year and quarter of very
acceptable service at the end of the
old year, the church and society
unanimously voted to instruct their
committee to hire him for the year
ensuing.
At the regular meeting of Caledo
MIA Grange No. 8, held with HI.
Blake the 9Th inst, the following Of
fcers for the ensuing year were in
stalled: J. B. Cook, NJ; III. Blake,
O; c. J. Bell, S; F. A. Fay, A. S..
Mrs. j. Is. Cook, L. A. S.; VIM.
D. Bronson, Lecturer; W. III. Bal
ley, Sec. and Treas; Geo. n. Dew
ey, c.. G. B. Cole, G. K.
sutton.
1t is ascertalned that the man who
was soliciting money in behalf, as he
said, of poor widow and her chill
dren who lived in Bloomington, is a
fraud. No such person as he named
lives in Bloomington, and if there did
the good people of that town would
not permit family to live in known
condition of suffering and want.
"Beware of wolves in sleeps cloth
ing" Let the man be hunted down
and punished for obtaining money
| undar false pratouSaC
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'rleans County @lpnitoe,
Barton, W., January tan, 1884.
C. &P. R. r. TIME TABLE.
Passenger Trans leave

FNSsCngtl IIdIIls IltuNt
NEWPORT-SoUTH-7.2 20 m; 1.16 p m; Gas p m
10.20pm. MORTIFIED a m; 700 p M.
OVENTRY-SoUTH-7.3 m; 1882 p m. NORTH
-2.45 pm; 6.27pm.
BARTON LANDING-SoUTH-7.43 m; 1.34 p m;
1908 p M 10.43 IN. MORTIFIED m; 2.3O
IN; $50 m; GIG pm.
BARTON-SoUTH-7.5 m; Las m; 10.15 p m;
1859 D m. NoRTH-3.47 IN; 2.10 p m; 347
pm; 600 pm.
SOUTH BARTON-SOUTH-S.11 m; 1.55 p m;
11.1Opm. NoRTH-1.55 p m; 5.4S p m
CLARK'S-SoUTH-S2 m; 11.26 m. NORTH
lis pm; 5.32 m.
WEST BURKE-SoUTH-S.35 m; 2. Is p m; 1041
pm; 11.32 pm NoRTH-3.16 m; los p IN
3.20pm; 5.24 m.
LYNDONVILLE-SoUT m; 2.2s p m;
1857 p m; 11.55 m. NoRTH-3.0O m; 12.4C
pm; 3.05 IN; sos p m.
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MARRIED..

In Hartford, Conn.,, Jan. 10th, by Rev. Nathaniel
J. Burton, D. D., A. c. Anterior of Glover, VT, to
Miss Alice E. Phillips, of Waterbury, Conn.
In East Burke, by Rev. H P. Cushing, Jan. LIST,
Frank II. Davis, to Nellie A. Smith all of Lyndon.
In North Crafts bury, Jan. LIST, by Rev. Francis
Parker, Arthur NJ Allston and Lucia A. Root.
In Craftsbury Jan. 2, by Rev. Francis F. Howard
and Eta L. Williams.
In Westield by Rev. G. w. Goodell, Mr.. Rod
ney Abel to Miss Ella NJ Grggs both of Troy.
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hOtlces and poetry .toe cents per ltne
In Coventry, Jan. 18th, Mrs. Clarrissa Mitchell,
aged 90 years, / month and IS days. Caledonia
county papers please copy.
In Bloomington, Jan. 4th, Moses Seavey aged
about so years.
In Barton Landing Dec, 9th, Mrs. William P.
Dodge, aged 81 years, months and q days.
In Sheffield Jan. Sth Lille P. Lord, daughter of
Nathaniel and Lovina Lord, aged 16 years.
In Coventry, Jan. 9, Stephen Pond, aged IS years.
In Lowell, Jan. II, Mrs. E. E. Skinner, aged SO
years.
Iu Wheelock, Jan. I, Orrin Nelson, aged Il years.
In East Charleston, Dec. 10Th, Nellie, daughter of
II. p. and Melissa S. Stephens, aged years.
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BIRTHS.

In Holland, Jan. I, a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Babcock.
In Sheffield Jan. Il, daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
II. P. King.
In Lowell, Dec. Is, daughter to Mr.. and Mrs
Hosea y. Woods.
In West Burke, Jan. s, daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Gaskell.
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WANTED. reliable man and his
wife, to move into my residence,
with whom / can board, or compe-
tent woman to take charge of my
household affairs.
S. Ell. FLANDERS.
Barton, Vt.
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PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Courts will be held the first Tuesday Of
each month at the Probate Office, Irasburgh; on the
first Wednesday of each month at my office, Barton
Landing; the last Friday Of each month at t.
CIRCUITS office. Newport. o. II. AUSTIN, Judge.
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Speeial M0tiees.

DR. KLINR's Great Nerve storeris the marvel of
the age for all Nerve Disease All fits stopped free
Send to 9s1 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 1911
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The first American inscription upon the obelsk k,
now standing in Central Park, New York, will be
"Use DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup Price % cents
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a Q a r d .

To allwho are suffering from the errors and indis
sretions youth nervous weakness early decay loss
CT manhood &c, i will send recipe that will cure
oou FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy was
discovered by missionaryin South America Send a
delfaddressed envelope to the REV JOSEPH .INMAN
Station D, Menu York City.
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6Ss
cHEgEY'S Clothing Store,
BARTON, vt.

For the purpose of reducing Stock asuch as possible
before taking annual of 1stwe have
devoted the BROKEN LOTS and BROKEN
SUITS and shall for the days offer such goods at
prices that will insure their sale.
Ihesegoods all good vicabe goods are sold for no
to make goods in the spring.
Below give list some the bargains offered we ask
bring this paper with you compare the prices and
prove the truth Of assertion.
We offer lot of Sc pairs So So at the
uniform price o So "a pair.
AZ odd Vests 81 EACH
% odd $500 EACH
LOT 1457Cs all sold
less than $1,000 a suit, shall offer $500
LOT 1629s each we shall sell at
a suit
LOT I6352is Satn Suits,
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-01-14
ESTATE OF. DANIEL DUSTIN.
STATE OF vERM0NT,l

n UrI6ans UleLIICI, 81
In Probate Court held at Barton Landing, within
and for said District the day of Jan. A ID. 1884.
Ell Hastings Administrator of the estste OF Daniel
Dustin late OF Craftsbury in said district deceased
makes application for license to sell all the real estate
of said deceased described follows to w.t. All the
real estate of which said Daniel Dustin died seized in
the State of Vermont representing that sale thereof
is necessary to pay the debts due from said estate
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court that said
account and said application be referred TO session
thereof to be held at the Probate Office in Barton
Landing the 23d day Of JanuaryA ID 1884 for hear
ing and decision thereon
And, it is further ordered. that notice hereof be
given to all persons interested by publication of the
same three weeks successfully in the Orleans County
Monitor. newspaper published at Barton, in said
that they may appearat saidtime and place andshow,
If any they may have. why said account should
not be allowed and such decree made.
Blythe Court-Attest.
Is C.H. JONES. Register.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-01-14
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liz Probate Court held at Barton Landing. IN said
District, on the 9th day of December, A. ID 1883.
James McEwen Administrator of the estate OF Rob
Noodle late of Craftsbury in said District deceased
makes application for license to sell the real estate of
said deceased described follows. to wit.
The Williams place. so called in said Craftsbury, as
decided to said by H. w. Chafey representing
that sale thereof would be beneficial to all persons
interested in said estate.
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court that said APP
pcation be referred session thereof TO be held at
the Office of the Judge of Probate in Barton Landing,
OIL the 10th day of JAM A D. 1884, for hearing and
decision thereon And it is further ordered that notice
hereof given to all persons interested by publication
of the three weeks successfully in the Orleans
County Monitor. newspaper published at Barton in
this State previous to said time appointed for hear
ing that they may appear at said time and place and
show cause, if any they may have. why said license
should not be granted.
Blythe Court-Attest,
46-4s CT JONES, Register.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-01-14

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