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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-09-27

OFFICERS OF AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
C. L. Baker, Greensboro, Pres; j. L. Dodge,
Irasburgh, A p Bean Glover, Vice Pres; p
Owen, Glover, Sec; Geo III Blake, Barton, Assistant
Secretary; w G Brown, Barton, Treasurer; Geo.
Tenney, j Hunt, Troy, Ed Bodwel, Beebe
Plain, Marshas.
SUPERINTENDENT.
w Robinson, General Superintendent of Floral
Hall; w Murkland, Mechanical Department
Homer Bradley. Vegetables; G Oliver. Butter,
Baldwin and wife, r S Twombly and wife, Chas
Hubbard and wife, Superintendent of Tables; Carl
Farley, Horses; G E Rowell. Cattle; ii Coburn
Swine; Waldo Mossman, Poultry.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
The payment of one dollar purchases Member
ship ticket that admits the holder thereof his wife
and all minor children his team and all articles for
exhibition the first two days of the Fair.
Exhibitors tor premiums must be residents OF
Orleans County, or the towns OF Sutton and Shelf
field, in Caledonia County, or Brighton, in Essex
County.
The Secretary will not enter any animals or arti
Giles until the exhibitor shall have procured mem
bership ticket, and shall require the same to be
presented before the entries can be made.
All entries must be made previous to p. m. the
first day of the Fair, and all animals articles must
be the ground at that time.
Live stock must be described by stating the age
blood and particulars necessary to be recorded in
Secretarys book.
hold Manufactures must be made in the County OF
Towns mentioned, and all animals entered for pre-
MUM must been owned by the exhibitor, in the
County or Towns mentioned, at least three month:
previous to September %, 1886.
The name of exhibitor with description of article
animal, giving class of entry, must be registered
in Secretary's book, and such description to b,
marked with name of owner on tag, excepting IL
class % which viii be designated by number Thi
rule must be complied with to compete for premi
ums.
All articles or animals must remain exhibition
until p M, second day of Fair, to be entitled t.
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Discretionary premiums OF SZU Tor articles not men
toned
| Committee-C. P. Owen and wife, Glover; W.
D. Tyler and wife, Irasburgh; Frank Williams and
wife, Coventry; o. II. Austin and wife, Barton
Landing; Josiah Grout and wife, Derby; Charles
! Carpenter and wife, West Charleston.
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p r. q q r. a MI MI E;
SUBJECT TO CHANGE BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
FIR . t ID A Y

Eight o'clock, a. m, Park opens for admission OF
visitors, animals and articles. 1 p. m. Exhibition
of Stations. 1.3O p. m. Grand Cavalcade of Oxen
in Town Teams, and all Oxen and Steers will pass
around the track. $50 p. m. Exhibition of Single
Carriage Horses.
Committee on Races first two days of Fair, d. T.
johnson, Troy; I. P. Goddard, Richford; F. w
Robinson, Barton.
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EXTRA TRAIN, THIRD DAY,

Returning passengers North will take regular
Mail Train which will be held until close of Races,
Third Day, Sept. 80, 1886. South-Special Train
will leave Immediately after close of Races Stock
for exhibition and horses entered in Races, with
their erooms carried free over G. & p. r. r.
Rates During First Two Days: Fare
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-09-27

The ANTI SALOON MOVEMENT
The liquor saloons are multiplying in
numbers, increasing in impudence and
rapidly enticing and destroying their
victims. More than all else, they
contribute to the swelling tide of in
temperance that threatens to deluge
the land. Thus the worst elements are
combined from various associations
everywhere, the corrupt foreign influx,
the slums of the cities, the idle and
base of all descriptions. The liquor
saloons minister to the passions, re-
| duce the unwary, make fearful havoc
| of its votaries. Too long already
have they been tolerated, and they
should be speedily suppressed. 1t is
high time for all true friends of tenn
perance, morality, religion and the
common welfare to unite in putting
them down. In whatever other re-
spects we may differ here we Car
all agree, use every proper means.
| and persevere in the work until this
right arm of the rum-power is broken
| Morning Star.
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A WORD TO YOUNG GIRLS.

Never give thyself to man who
has nothing wherewith to commend
himself to thee but that he says he
loves thee. If in other things he be
not what he should be, thou never
wilt be happy. Thou admittest that
the most accomplished man, who
loves thee not, ought never to become
thy husband, for horrible Is marriage
without mutual affection. Yet affec-
ton is not enough. If the man be of
infamous life, low-minded, or given
to any such vice such as drinking, the
time will come that thou wilt either
abhor him or sink thyself till thou be
like him. Thy future consort ought
to be guide on whom thou canst rely ;
protector and faithful companion
and friend, as well as lover. But will
the man who loves strong drink ever
be this for thee? Nay, he will be thy
tormenting spirit and oppressor, a
burden and grief to thee all thy life
long. Many young girl has been
mad enough to give herself 10 man
who she knew beforehand was not a
noble, pure-hearted and sober man,
merely "because he loved her SO
dearly" But ere long the fire of his
| affection ceased to burn-she feels
now the icy cold, and grieves in vain
The faithless husbands love has turn.
ed away from her to strong drink
Young girls be on your guard against
allowing yourself to marry a beer.
barrel, a whiskey-butt or a wine-cask
instead of man who Is worthy Of
your love.-Translated from the Dan
ish.
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Library; Loan Fund; Degree of A. M. to A BIS.
etc, address S. S. CURRY, Phi. D., Freeman Pl,
159 Beacon Stu Boston. Course of Readings by
leading eocutionists will open with the school for
benefit of Endowment Fund 3S-4l
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Judge Greene, Cd behalf VI the First
Baptist church here. on last Sunday
evening, gave the right hand of fel-
lowship TO eight new members, in
the 7. VI c. 4 Hall
Information Is current that Ro-
man Catholic hospital will soon be
established here. A. soon as the Sis
tiers. in whose charge il will be plsced,
can be secured the project will tske
= more definite shape.
The First UCiiAriaa Socisiy held
its annual meeting at the school
house on -. Helens avenue last even
ing. Messrs. Armstrong. Drum,
Psulson, Fuller. Fortsin. AMI B. Bar
low, together with Mesdsmes Mon
roe, Greer and Gillette, were elected
trustees.
Some ten days ago an elderly lady
named Mrs. Smith found her daugh-
ter in Annie Walkers bsgnie and
sought 10 reclaim her Il is learned
that the Old mother has succeeded IN
her pious work, though il required
much effort on her part to induce her
child TO turn from the titles and
lsngIors" of a course which almost
invariably terminates in disease and
despair. This girl was finally pre-
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though it is presumed that that city
will not be her permanent home.
The Magdalen and her mother will
most likely seek retirement and Sc
clusion far from the haunts of the
penitent's criminal career.-News.
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A HIGH CONTINENT dis
cussing the Utah Commission bill in
the Senate on the 9Th of January,
Mr.. Hosr, of Massachusetts,, spoke
as follows of woman suffrage and
Judge Greene: New, if Congress in
passing this bill into legislation
chooses to say that woman suffrage
shall not exist in any Territory of the
United States. that also, whether it is
to be approved or disapproved, is in
telligible, and it rests upon an opin-
ion which those who do not share il
can at least understand. But it does
not do that. On the contrary, woman
suffrage exists In the Territory of
Wyoming and the Territory of Wash
ington, and the testimony of the
most thoughtful and careful observ-
ers is that it is a great success. The
remarkable testimony of Governor
Warren, late Governor of the Terri
tory of Wyoming, and of Chief JUS
tice Greene. one of the ablest, most
conscientious, and most highly re-
spected jurists of the country, a man
who would be an ornament to any
bench, whether the Supreme Court
of the United States or any other, is
in favor of the success of the expert
menti in the Territory of Washington,
in its effects upon legislation. upon
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To all whom 1t may Coaoar1
OFFICE OF TEE CoLUNBIA Ayp Pv@
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,

=
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE W. r. July 3, l0
WHEREAS. BY DEAD BkARINo
w date August l9. 1873 tzecutsd n -
suanoe Of an ordinance approved AuanR
Is, 1873 the city OF Seattle conveyed tptAs
Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad sna
Transportation Company. all he IA
lands south OF King street, In said ciH &
Seattle. in. along. around and acoutKhia
bay. from extreme high TO extreme lov
tide and deep water and.
Whereas, The Legislative Assembly q
the Territory Of Washington. By A Act
approved November 6 1873. ratified ed
confirmed aid grant and conveyancespe
certain conditions. which have becr fdng
performed by said Company; and,
Whereas. Said Act OF the Legislative
Assembly vested the title Of said lands b
said Seattle and Wallz Walla RAiiroAd
and Transportation Company. In fee sin
pie; and.
where's, The United States has soqus
esced in said grant and conveyance; an9
Walla Railroad and Transportation Com
pany has transferred and conveyed ell d
said lands TO the Columbia and Puae
Sound Railroad Company;
Now, therefore,, the said Columbia and
Puget Sound Railroad Company hereby
gives notice that IL claims the exclusive
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and that all persons are hereby notified TO
any Of said lands without the consent IN
writing, OF said Columbia and Puge'
Sound Railroad Company.
COLUMBIA & PUGET SOUND r r 90
APPS Assistant superintsndsa.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

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ANOTHER FORFEITURE BLL.-0n
January 5th. Mr.. Weaver, of Nebras-
ka, introduced in the House OF Rep
resentatives bill forfeiting4o the
United States all lands heretofore
granted by Congress in aid of the
construction of railroad or telegraph
lines upon which the cost of survey
ing, selecting. and conveying, have
not been paid as required by law
which was read first and second
time, referred to the Committee on
Public Lands, and ordered to be
nrinfed
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Notice to Creditors

IN TMK NATTER OF THE ESTATE
Il OF Alfred &. Walker. deceased.
Notice 10 hereey given thai the under
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NOTICE.
Administrators Notice.

ENSIAIE OF ANTHONY BAINE, DR.
H ceased.
Notice 10 hereby given by the undsssigp ed.
sdninistis,or Of the above named estate. 4,
we ereditors Of and all persons HAVING
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VI. n no,ice. 70 the undersigned. at his place
persons indebted 10 sail 20 ate are b. rrby
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undersigned sAninist rstor.
JAMES BAIyE.
ADMINISTRATOR OF the estate Of Anthony
baine. deceased.
Dated the Iesh dAy Of Dessmh-r lsss Al.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

U. 3. LAND oyrioK AT oLYsrIs. VT,
December "a, 1880.
Notice 10 hereby given that DAVID W.
Wker has nled notice Of inicutiea 70
make nnai proof before the Cierk Of the
btsts lot Court, at his efice In seattle, W. T.,
on saturday. the 18th day Of February. A.D.
lsed. on Pro eBpticn d. q No. $50. for the
sw Of ssctioa II, township - n. range
cost.
He names as witnesses zihA smith. LIZ
sAndsr Smith, Michael Kelly and William
Harris, eli Of seattle. ". r.
JOHN Y. 0owEY,
deSife< Register OF the Land once.
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Notice OF Final Proof.

Q. Q. LAxp oyyics At olrxru, W.T.,
Deeemees Ia 1875.
To owea .. MoKenna aud eli whom u MAY
eoncoFn;
Moeics 10 hereby given that OWEN NO
kkNsA hes niea ncsies ef iassntiee 10 make
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ooert. q his efses, In seAtsiel W. T On Sat.
araay. the Ash das Of January. A. d. 1906,
90 Pre- smptteo D. q, No e.sT. for the lots d,
.. End 3 \ Of n. w. \ % sectisn 20, town.
ship ~ norsh, range q east
He n.mss - witnesses owes J. MeKsn-
Ne Of Newcastle, W. T.. 0eorge ysnkiIs OF
kensoa, ", r. Hovls doses sDd Hugh No.
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de9tja& Register Of the LAnd OfAea.
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