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R-Fer sale b. AL Druggists. nos I'm
NOTICE OF SALE.

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT or THR
II Third Judicial Diatrict az Waakingten
Territory, holdiag teresa e eaAttia, in Kina
county. MaahinRton TBfriaoFy.
No. eo19-Unitsa SlNtsa 81 AmeEaea versus
Oliver RaE1lG
Hostcs = tershs aisoa tat uhsreaa. ~ .
decree 81 the asaga enllfea Conra. catered
Of record - ~ couEt ~ IL 1a.h aay q
Ocioocf. A. 2. 1854 - ne dEec11a and datE-
cred. havo ealY isFie4 upen to foisoWsur
peraonni pFupsFsy ~ OlivlE Raseus dsfena,
an, tsu1ts oss nauslng Csc Glld Waach.
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SATURDAY, TIE Il1m Dat OF DRcEG
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al ~ Htqet. ti1ls aad ~ nuat u saaf Oliver
Psrunt. ne asia 6afon11n4 u an1 q he ahove
dssefihof psra11al rrcpaTty.
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T.1. EAmuTOE,
Uaitad States M4rshal foF Wnnkingtos Ger.
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RIAL k6LATR.
GF. DENNY & son,
REALESTATE
BROKERS
An
Lumber Dealers
Rosms 7 and Q. Frys's Opera Rissk
?. Q. bsE zs2, ssaEaa vi

II QTs AND BLOCKS FOR SALE IN
L0ls and hiocka far anle n d. T. Dea.
ny's nr.9 seoon4. third. fsurth ara and
Lea and hlacka for sale In D. 7. Den
ny1s Park addition.
LOls ald blcclIs tnz sis IN D. 7. Den
nyis Easf Park addition
Lots and hlocts for nals A Mob HIH
Lots ard hlocA1 for sale IN Gresn6 81
dltion.
Los and blacks for sale in vaEiOu parts
Of the city.
Farm lands IN King and skAgiteountlss
SPECIAL BARGAINS
Ths 81 Of NE ! sc a % Is north,
range 5 cost 40 acEssD Is SO per acre.
In lot In Ne SEE II. d 9snOrth, range
east IL ACRES, $50 per acre, Improved.
Lot 4 block q, Terry'a addition, 500.
a me house snd lot In D. I. Denny's
A house and two wen impruvsa lots
NoA. and :. block 8 Eden addition. sl2o
All Of block "a Eden addition, AZ $50
for corners and SIS for inside lots.
Lot1 and 9. block So ID. I. DeRhyis frat
WANEMD
Property n al parts Ct the city and
county % sell.
Money o lean On improved city aAd
HOUSES no RENT
Houses for rent and for sala.
Loans negotiated and invastmentam made
Taxes paid for nonresident parties.
Orders for ali kinds Of rough and dress
cd Lumher, L.ath. Saah. Doors and Mould
ingA viii receive prompt attention
Correspondence from abroad solicited.
HH40W|In
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FFinceaa Of Wales suitinvs iuat n.
very stylishs - inch; all woal. 7Bs. psr
faras ONEsxza OI.EAnY.
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NEW ApvRRTIsRNRNra
WAITED

A SCHOOL TEACHER GENTLE
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Real Estate
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
MONEY TO LOAN.

II YOU WANT TO BUY LANn. N
! Stoe uf Qutatae o. the city timlaa a.
eAfu -~aAaa from enc acre upwartsa a.
feslaeR1e pnnpN11F. Improved o. uaiaa-
xeatment RonNfailg -@e Wti give Toa !
eetteg oAfgaln thsn anY nra II town.
Ne kete q ccnFsTanre and taka 49,.
IRE u shouing peoBarsy.
ESQ. nu0RFFEI.
Oillca . sAhearcala a. - eaatlls Farnl-
tnEo MAnafmctmrtng Compamy. perfA
si2e q tih4rry -. I've doors eaat a. ~.
hagieyl ceica. rui3
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For Sale.

A SC0W 3 FEET LONG. FFEF
"a eeasa al.o. oaa ia.feos skiiH. Inquire
% tie vera, HsazA hoad Rrsdrar &6
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SARSEIELD,E
CHRONIC ULCER sALVE
FOR THE CURE OF

Chrozie Ulcers. Mix Leg. vaficcss Veins
Naricoae Ulcers. Assesses. Tumor2, Fe-
yer Sqre1s Bella sat Rhsum. kcxsma.
tiAEs. Dieeass % the kectum. Cancer. Hip
Disease. Waite Swelling. lnnAmmatory
dwellnga. Pneam0nia. DtphtheriA, Group
sore Throat Burns. Bruises. poison from
Poison Oak. etc.
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The Last Chance
TO BUY WATER FRONTAGE on
ELLIOTT RAY At REASON
ABLE PRICES.
81 to 81 per front foot
w E,HAvE BEEN.APPorNTED
w agents for
"LADD'S ADDITION

To the city OF Seattle, which comprises
lots 1. 2 and ;, Of section q. and lot Z, SEQ
ton ID. township Is nurth. range east
near smiths Cove. and we AroauthoriBed
70 sal the same Tor fram 81 v - per front
foot, on hliiott hay, and from Is % SIS
per lot not water frontage.
This = b. lar the cheapest property IN
that pArt Of the city. and IL beautiTully
aid out according 70 tbs Topography 81
Parties investing In this property new
cannot help but make money.
ntle, Y. =. patent TO W. s. LAdd- the
Portland millionaire banker. Warranty
finger. Plated ~ kht.ngeF, who VIII
give warranty deed. No BErrER TITL8
ON EAKTt.
A few blocks onlyfor sale AZ theseprices
The entire agaiiable water frontaRe Of
Seattle. including Laadd's addition, does
not exceed t0nr mica and certainly viii
not b sufficient i've yeara hence for tne
aco0mno tatton Of . commercial city do
ing the CUISINES o. the Puget sound dis
tricL Our solid business msn have grown
rlch By investing IN similarly lsoAtea
property, which has increased IL value
Tar beyond thets most sAnguine hopeA. A
few collars invested here. . trip % kurope
you wealthy. RISK few doliA-B %
MAKE n STAKE.
Do not bay this property till yOu fnd
cut prices u adjoining properly. and Il
tho price asked ~ as y nos - per csaf
lass thAn yOa can get othor prOperfy I'D
3ointng. o. IA thai vicinity, We viii make
you . present. q 3 hlock- Try Il and sss.
n. R-We viii give $50 per acre for
every sore 81 land within a mile 81 this
addition. In any direction.
G. G. PHINMEY a Co.,
REAL ESTATG Bn0KRRs
james street.
ana6dW Opposite OcciaentAl Hotsl.
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EIGHT HRlB Oh HORSES
FOR SALE, CHEAP.

COOP u0RsKs AND MARES. Sur.
N able Cor fArlaaxa and Al hnmvy work.
Alaa fuii MOOD 1aRaag hn1 caw ~
calf AZ Cay l&veTF ssahas. paa
UANTED-AN INTNIlaNNT
" eAFnc11 waa e reerFaenf. - hiscnrs
toeAiltF. = lArEe fesgs.1si hla honaa
sauAe44e1Fe aAeaFy b FisAt uaFsy. saaasy
psaSitisn. HEeNFunca9 eEchaMEoa Az,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n Rafrlay alNY
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FUN IN CAMP.

Dariag he piAy tha following eua,s
epesa WI - Pso4aced: INK VEiLRD
SoS0SfR1Ss. ~ Glover.
Cha1Es e III 49, airkt,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-12-06
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

Vermont school children will be given
temperance textbooks at the states ex-
pense by the terms of recent act Of the
Legislature, providing for the appoint
ment of commission to buy such books
for use in schools.
Gov. Ormsbee has made these appoint
ments: State board of health, Drs. AL
len of Rutland, Chesmore of Huntington
and Hamilton of Richford; board of agri-
culture, w. w. Cook OF Burlington, Hen
ry Lane of Cornwall, M. w. Davis of
Westminster, D. L. Cushing of Hartford.
Rollin 6. Smith of Pittsford and HI. H.
EIti or Isle LA Afuttv,
Speaker CIRCUITS remarks on the final
adjournment of the thouse Wednesday
morning were in the direct line of his ad-
mirably performed duties during the ses-
sion. Major Circuit returns to his home
with the recognized knowledge of having
earned the praise of "Well done, good
and faithful servant. Watchman.
An analysis Of the vote on the division
of Rutland, not only shows that its
strength was in its numerical majority,
but that the representatives of many of
the leading towns voted in the affirma-
tive, including Brandon. Fairhayen, CAS-
tleton and West Haven in Rutland coun-
tY, Manchester, Middlebury, Burlington,
St. Adams, Montpelier, St. Johnsbury,
Bradford, Hartford, Windsor, Wood
stock, Springfield, Rockingham and
Brattlehoro.
Pensions have recently been granted to
Vermonters as follows Peter Bovatt of
Highgate, a back pension amounting to
$l045, and seven dollars a month instead
of three; H. III. Tilley, st. George, an in
crease from 81 to $40 month and $40
arrears Mark Andrus, Craftsbury, 81 d
month and $500 arrears; E. Hadley, Nor
ristown, a pension with Sla0Q arrears
Mrs. Ephraim kempton, Westfield, $12 a
month and $4,000 arrears; William Pc.
terson, Montpelier, an increase from $40
| TO $40 month"; Richard ]. Giftin, North,
field, an increase from So to $40 month
| George w. Lauriat, $4.25 a month and
| $I075 arrears.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-12-06
East Burke.

East Burke.
Carrie Gage is home for the winter
Mrs. James Stafford is a little more
comfortable.
News from DIR. Dwinelll is not very
encouraging, and it not expected he will
be able to resume his practice again this
winter.
Eli Currier has buried three children
with diphtheria, and has another sick
with it; Napoleon Harvey has two chill
dren sick with the same disease, the
youngest quite dangerously.
East Hardvvick.
Mrs. John Thornton died Nov. 9th,
hemorrhage of the bowels resulting from
typhoid fever; she was daughter of Oscar
Hazen, and had been married eleven
months Mr.. Thornton has been very
much afflicted of late, having lost his
house by fire last fall with about all the
household goods. He has the sympathy
of the entire community.
sutton.
Ebe Watson is quite sick with diph-
liberia.
G.. L. Bradley made short visit to
this village last week,
Miss Nellie Flint is to stay with Mrs.
Hannah Parker this winter, pursuing her
studies in Latin and English and reciting
to Rev. A. P. Tracy.
Belle Barker is at home from Mont
pelier, where she has been attending
school; Nathan Way and wife have gone
to Portland to spend the winter with
| their son.
Henry Darlitg is at home for medical
! treatment, and his symptoms of disease
| are much like those of his cousin, who
| died here this fall, and it is feared he is
| going the same way.
Subscriptions are being taken to hire
| Rev. Mr.. Tracy for another year, as he
finished his second year last Sabbath. He
is the right man in the right place, and
another as good for 5000 might be hard
to find.
Alfred Rice died last Saturday and
was buried Monday, the Goth. His wife
is going to Albany to live with Mr.. Rice's
daughter, and Mrs. Olmstead, mother OF
Mrs. Rice, who lived with them, is going
Barton to live with her son.
Henry F. Barker died Nov. Both, al
the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Root
of Sheffield. His funeral was attended
at the church in this village last Thurs
day afternoon. Mr.. Tracy took for his
text Gal. 6 chap. 1st and End verses.
Wheelock.
Harry Squires has gone to Glover to
work for Harley Drew; E. J. Dana has
gone to Victory to work blacksmithing.
That man who had been peddling liquor
and paid 1896 for the privilege, is a wisel
if not better man. How would it do tt
look after those who are selling the boy.
'thard cider?"
Rev. Mr.. Franklin, pastor of the Free
Baptist church, was married Nov. 25th
and moves into the parsonage at Shef
field. On Tuesday afternoon his many
friends paid himself aud wife congrat
lulatory visit, leaving numerous pres
entS
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Orleans County Mpnitor,
marion, w., December 8. 1856.


Passenger Trans Leave
kEWPO -SoUTH-7 Is m; .03 p m; $40 p M
Ii.37 m.-NoRTH-600 a M; 100 p m; 300
m; 4.40 m; 6.55 p M
COVENTRY-SoUTH -7.25 m; 6.5S m.-
NoRTH-244 m; 6.24 p M
BARTON LANDING-SouTH-7.3 m; 1.19 p
m; 7.15 pm; 11.51 p m.-NoRTH-t 1857 a
M 2.30 m; *4.24 p m; GA IN.
BARTON-SoUTH-7.4 40 m; 100 p m; 1857 p m;
1908 a m.-NoRTH-3.45 m; 2.10 m; AIS
PM 600 pm.
SOUTH BARTON-SoUTH-759 IN; 1855 p H.
NoRTH-1.52 m; 5.4S m.
SUTTON-SouTH-s.14 a m; s.25 m; NORTH
1.1spm; 5.32 m.
WEST BURKE-SoUTH-s21 m; 1.55 p IN /; s .s5
pm; tl2.31 m.-NoRTH-t3.17 m; LILO a
IN; *3.47 ms 5.25
ONVILLE-SoUTH-S.42 m; 210 p m;
$50 m; go p m; 12.4S m.-NoRTH-
3.02 m; 12.40p m; 1882 m; 300 m
Does not stop.
Stops only for passengers to or from connecting
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DIED.
~Allnotices ofdeaths inserted free. Obituar
notices and poetry fpe cents per line

In South Albany Dec. End Albert Watson Aged SO
years.
In Derby, Nov. Gath of Consumption Mrs. George
Human aged 10 years.
In East Albany Nov Goth. Mrs. Ellen (Baily)
Tinker aged 43 years.
Sister Tinker was converted in early life and uni
ted with the Nj. E. church at the age OF H. and the
end of life maintained pure christian character,
She possessed good natural endowment and by close
study andia wide range ofreading became weinform-
ed on general subjects. She thorough Bible
dent, faithful Christian worker, and radical
temperance woman. She practiced what she
preached. She was a faithful companion, a loving
mother and firm friend. The Good Templars
were seated with the mourners Many gathered at
the funeral and showed how they loved her. hus-
band, two sons and two sisters deeply hereaved.
May they, as she did find consolation in Christ.
S. B. C.
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PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Courts will be held on the second and
fourth Fridays of each month at the Probate once
in Viewpoints nd on each Thursday preceding the
second and fourth Fridays of each month, at my
office in Barton Landing. o. IL. AUSTIN, Judge.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting
Of the Stockholders of the "Barton National BaaA'
will be held at their Banking rooms in Barton on
Tuesday, the 18th day OF January, A. d. 1885, at
10 O'Clock q. M, for the transaction of the following
business;
LIST. To consider the proposition to amend the
ton so that it will read follows: sThe Board OF
Directors shall consist of five Stockholders.
and. To choose a Board of Directors for the year
ensuing.
Sd. To transact any other legal business.
h DEWEY, Cashier.
Rarton Dec q 1896
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barton.
Winter weather In all its variations.
Annual meeting of Geo. w. Quinn
by Post, No. 76, Wednesday eve,
Dec. 9Th.
Annual meeting of Orleans Lodge,
No. So, of F. and A. NJ, Friday
eve, Dec. 10th.
Remember that nearly all the stores
in town make great preparations to
supply the Christmas trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Martin Crane
are spending few weeks in Boston,
and their address is 81 Chandler St.
Prayer meeting at the Heath school
house Wednesday evening, Dec. 8,
at Z o'clock. Let there be good
attendance.
The MONITOR will furnish sup
plement containing the laws enact
ed by the legislature as soon as they
are published.
The entertainment given by the
Shepard family was well attended and
much enjoyed. The little people of
the troupe did exceedingly well in
their parts.
We call attention to the prospectus
of Harpers' periodicals published
herein. No word of praise is neces-
sary as everybody knows that these
periodicals are the best of their class.
A letter recently received from
Loring Dewey, formerly of Irasburgh,
hut now in Datona, Florida, states
that he likes the country we'll, is do
ing we'll, and needs the comfort and
news he finds in the MONITOR weekly.
We are glad TO hear of his success.
The MONITOR agent is on the war
path and everybody will have oppor-
tunity to pay for the MONITOR and get
the Boston Journal, the MONITOR and
Mirror and Farmer, the Household
and Arthur's Magazine, and other pc.
riodicals cheaper than of any body
else. See special offer on second
page.
The entertainment given by Prof.
Wentworth of Boston on Saturday
evening, was much enjoyed by all
present. He recites equally well
whether his selection is of solemn
or Of the most laughable character,
and his approximations ale perfect
Our friends at Glover and at the
Landing will miss treat If they fai
to hear him.
Willis E. Dodge, formerly of this
place, but of late of jamestown, Oak.
was recently elected to the Dakots
territorial council (senate) after {
spirited contest IN the several coun
ties of his district, carrying ever,
county but one, and winning by I
large majority. Mr.. Dodge has beer
very successful in his profession as {
lawyer and in business since he wen
West and took up his home IN tn
new town of jamestown. We ar
pleased to note his success.
We learn from a Nacogdoches
Texas, paper that Mrs. Blake, wifi
OF the Hon. Bennett Blake, died OF
the oath ult., at her home near tina
town. The friends whom she ha
visited in Vermont, in her sojour
North with Mr.. Blake, will remem
Der her with kindest feelings. Sh
was an intelligent and amiable south
ern lady. Mr.. Blake went from Sui
ton to Texas in 1882, we belieys
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Babies may be gwen DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup
without the least injurious effect 1t cost rs cents
No tongue tell what torture the sufferer from
dyspepsia endures. DR.. Bulbs Baltimore Pills
promptly relieve the pain and cure the dseass.
Days Horse Powder has equal as cleanser
and invigorator for hogs. Farmers should use it.
DreNl's Bell Cologne is without fault.
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is a purely vegetable
compound, innocent in natcre and wonderful in
effect For children it is invaluable, curing Group
whooping cough etc., in a few hours. Price 25cts.
Mr.. w. r. Graves of Wetherdville, Nd, writes
i suffer sometimes with acute rheumatism, and
your Salvation Oil gives me instantaneous relief
cordially recommend it sure cure.
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New Advertisements
NOTICE.

Whereas my wife, Fannie E. Randall, has lett mi
bed and board without just cause or provocation
this is to forbid all persons harberng or trusting he
on my account as shall pay no debts of her con
tracing after this date,
AMASA A. RANDALL.
VaneoqveF, w. T., Nov. %, 1886. 1851
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SILVER WARE

Consisting of castors, pickle, butter and fruit
Dishes cake baskets knives and forks spoons SUI
gar spoons, butter knives, napkin rings, and almost
everything the one horse can carry. / have no old
stock the other fellow has, and shan't trot to
the front windows, that are trimmed in mourning,
all the old cats, birds and dogs that they have been
trying 10 sell since Cain and Abel had the measles.
just call in and see our
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A / u NJ S

At 75c, SIC, $1.00 each, that they sold here last
year from $1.50 to $500. We don't want to make
over 100 per cent this year, and you just bet we
shall sell the goods. l have the best SLEDS in
town, at the price. IS cents buys fine one Lot
of fun on Diamond Dyes, Tets package; butter color
IL and 80 cents. Loss of New Goods in. Call in
and see five can't interest you. A large line of
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New Advertisements To-Day.

II. c. Pierce, christmas
c. p. Story, Irasburgh, We Paralyzed Ihem
Geo. W. Orne, Barton Landing, Xmas Goods
Independent.
Estate of Daniel o. Brown.
Amasa A Randall, Nouce
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MARRIED.

AT residence of the BRIDES father, in Newark
by Rev. H. P. Gushing, Mr.. E. B. Smith, Jr. and
Miss Ellen Packer, both of Burke.
At Irasbnrgh Dec. 2. at the residence of the
BRIDES father, by Rev. j. F. Wright, Mr.. Geo. w.
Vance of Albany, and Miss Nettie E. Newton of
Irasburgh.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-12-06
ESTATE OF DANIEL o. BROWN.
STATEoF VERMONT,

In Probate Court held at Barton Landing, within
A. d. 1856.
IL. +. Black, Executor of the will of Daniel O.
Brown late of Irasburgh, in said District deceased
of said deceased. described as follows to wit About
l20 acres Of Lat No s5 aud acres of Lot No. Sc,
in Rrnwpngton, in said District, representing that
from said estate, and the charges of administration
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court that
said application be referred to 4 session
thereof,to be held at the Probate Office ia Barton
Landing, 23d day of Dec, A. D. I3s6, for hearing
and decision thereon Anditi further ordered that
publication oitAe same three weeks successfully is
the Qrleaps County Monitor, a newspaper published
at Barton, previous to said time appointed for hear.
ing that they may appear az saisi time and place
and show cause il. any they may have, why said
said licepse should not be granted,
By the Court-Attest
al CHI. JONES, Register
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Spseial gotiees.
BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALvE.

BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.
The Best Salye in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptons, and positively cures Piles, pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Fl. c. Pierce.
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Ten wood choppers wanted, to chop
cord wood at the steam mill, South Bar
ton.
Wood saws filed and satisfaction guar
anteed. Rooms in Owen block.
w. E. RANDALL.
Fresh pork, loins, ribs, feet, heads, leaf
lard, sausage meat, etc. For sale at
o. D. OWENS.
Barton, Nov. 80.
Lots of ornamental and useful articles
for Christmas Presents, can be found
at o. D. OWENS,
Barton.
To make room for new goods, 1 shall
sell Hoods, Hats, and fancy Feathers,
at cost, between now and Christmas.
A fine lot of new winter Millinery
at Miss f. f. BURROUGHS.
Glover, Noy. 20.
J. S. Hagar Of West Glover, offers a
lot of good COWS for sale; also lot OF
good spring calves at reasonable prices.
1850
We offer ''to close OUT lot of old
exchange and other papers, at 4 cents a
pound. They are cheap at this price
for dozen purposes.
WARM FOOTWEAR boots anC
stockings, felt boots, wool-lined boots
large stock of lumbermen's rubbers anc
overshoes at Webster's Boot and Shoe
Store, Barton, VT.
This week, at Mrs. Thomas, hats, fan
.cy feathers, stamped linen for rs cents OF
the dollar. Felt tides, 10 cents. One
article stamped free to every purchaser
of fancy work material to the amount o
81.
The new book Platform Echoes, b!
John B. Cough, is one of the most inten
sely interesting books published durin!
the year. 1t will be read with new yes
on account of the recent death of tn
lamented author. Nobody will regre
the paying of a small sum for so VALUABLE
a book. Buy at the first opportunit.
you have to obtain it.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-12-06


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