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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-06-04
Down, Down,
D 0 W N 7 H E Y 10
WHAT &? WHY,
OF ALL KINDS
AT
G. F. PERCIVAL'S WARERO0ls
n IT
BARTON, VIZ.

April 1887 Eek Super awoo Carpets reached 0eu.a |
had been quoted for thirty years bat noe tumble of Nay . @
them lower than known be history carpet aH. H M
country The Extra Super handle, and have fo tho aa
THE BEST MADE and needs hg hundreds
in use in this will show being heavier
in threads than other make Don't spend your uou
the latest prices and styles We have other ENta
80 Also, Seamless Straw Mating Llaa I|au
Cloth in three grades. Also Lnoelunes Table
Spshers in variety Of patterns Our stock OF Window a
lures is attractive DO not forget tho alyr Naa s
handsome in design and low price New arrival
Boys Wagons, Our stock Of Chamber
can be found the state we have the help that
so nice would almost think them natural A largo .
Goods that can't be beat for durability prices Hr.
fine work 10 order 10 this line.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-06-04
BARB WIRE,

Ribbon Wire, Poultry Netting,
Sheathing Paper, Wool Irvine,
Sheep Shears, Garden Seeds,
Hoes, Forks, Garden Rakes.
Boys Shovels and Hoes, Cut
Nails, Wire Nails, Crow Bars,
Picks, Rope, Butter Tubs, Brass
Kettles, Ok Bows, Ok Muzzles,
Axle Grease, Harness Dressing,
Flower Pots,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-06-04

ECZEMA, ITCHY, SCALY SKIN ToRTUREs-The
simple application of Swayne's Ointment, without
any internal medicine, will cure any of letter.
salt rhfum, ringworm, pies, itch, sores, pimples
eczema, all scaly, itchy skin eruptions, matter
how obstinate or long standing. 1t is potent effect
i've, and costs but trife. ols-22
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-06-04

Total ZIo
Or if the republicans can carry
North Carolina, Tennessee and West
Virginia, they can afford to lose all
the northern doubtful states. Or if
they can carry Indiana and any of
these three, they can afford to lose
New York, New Jersey, and Connec-
ticut. And there is no good reason
why they shouldn't carry them all.
On the whole, the republicans can
face the next Presidential contest
with full courage.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-06-04


people are active, restless and ambitious. and
therefore neglect themselves. Not one man
or woman in ten is in perfect health"
Official figures show this, do theyy"
Precisely. There seems 10 be a N w Eng
land disease. People do not seem TO think that
headaches, or tired fcolingo or blues or loss
of appetite, or nervousness mean anything,
Then, the first thing they know they are in BED
and on theroa d to death.
do many die of this disease?"
Thousands. Henry Wilson, Charles Sum-
ner, Wendell Phillips and Governor Bodwell
are among the number. James G.. Blaine is
also on the road, and his trip abroad is in the
hope of recovering health"
''But what do you find to counteract it2"
every little. The only reliable medicine so
far discovered is Hunts Remedy. The faculty
of one of our leading medical colleges, know
ing the composition of this medicine, have been
recommending it for some time, and the re-
suits have been wonderful. / know three
ladies and one gentleman Zone of the latter a
State officer), who have been entirely cured by
its use. l wish everybody might know more
about it and use it."
Such facts and figures, and from 30 high
a source, should prove invaluable 10 thousands
whose success in life would be much greater
were they physically and metally sound and
vigorous.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-06-04
Republican State Convention.

The Republicans of Vermont through their dele
gates are hereby requested to meet in convention
at Montpelier on Wednesday, June 9th, 1855, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF placing in NOM
nation candidates for the offices of Governor, Lieu
tenant Governor. Treasurer, Secretary of State,
Auditor of Accounts, and two Presidential Electors
at large, to be supported by the Freemen of the
State at the next September election.
Towns will be represented IN Convention on the
basis of one delegate from each town, for every
one hundred votes, and one for every fraction of
one hundred votes exceeding fifty cast for the Re-
publican candidate for Governor in 1854.
Delegates will be chosen at primary meetings
called by Republican Committees in each town and
city, and will provide themselves with proper ere
dentials signed by the secretary of said primary
meeting at which they are elected, and present
same to the State Committee at their headquarters
the Pavilion Hotel-immediately upon their
arrival.
The usual courtesy of fare one way will be ex-
tended by the several railroads in the State; ex-
pict directions for securing round trip tickets and
return checks will be given upon the blank ere
81 IL.
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The Philadelphia Press comments
as follows:
There are some foet-notes that
should 60 with this table:
1. The Pacific States-Californi
Oregon and Nevada-are placed in
the sure republican column. They
are sure with the right kind of can
didate-not otherwise.
2. Every southern state is placed
in the sure democratic column. But
with the right kind of campaign
there may be a fighting chance for
the republicans to carry North Caro-
lima, Tennessee and West Virginia
3. OF the states classed as doubt
full, Connecticut, Indiana and New
jersey went republican in their latest
elections and New York democratic.
But they are all really doubtful.
A. The democrats cannot elect
the next president without carrying
New York. If they should carry all
the other doubtful states and lose
New York, they would still lack Is
votes Of enough. Or if they should
carry New York and lose the other
doubtful states they would fall II
votes short. In order to win they
they must carry both New York and
Indiana, or New York, New Jersey
and Connecticut, besides the solid
south.
5. The republicans can win by Ell
Their one of the following combina-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-06-04
Cd. PERCIYAL. BARTON. VERM0NT

F. line Refrigerator that aic Within naa.
every Price fom s. up Call aud zee hcml
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-06-04
STARTLING sTATIsrIcs.

what a High Official HAS To say About
the Condition of the PcopIe-some
Serious Encfa nnh reirrr,rn.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-06-04

Herald
1T Is wonderful what
figures will show" Such
was the remark Of a high
oflic al in the State De-
partment toa representa-
tive of this paper. How
many really rich men do
yen suppose there are
in New England? Very
few But how many do
You think there would be
if people were physically
and mentally sound and
Viuoroueg New Epofapd
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-06-04

CARROLL S. PAGE,
(ChdirmGH,)
FREDERICK w. BALDWIN,
(SecTetdTy,)
GEORGE w. GRANDEY, Republican
CHARLES Z. WELLING,
FRANKLIN FAIRBANKS,
NJ A. BINGHAM, ct4o
=. ID. HoBsoN,
DIN MERRILL,
A. Il. MANNING,
JOHN G. STEARNs, Committee
WILLIAM X. PAGE,
PERIEY p. PITKIN,
LEvANT NJ. REED,
LUTHER o. GREENE,
Barton, June 1, 1855.
National Republican., 1888-05-16
TIE DELAY or II,sr1CE.
II is Caused by the Decision Affecting
the Police Court.

The decision Of the United states Supreme
Court on the powers Of the police court has
been the means of throwing the police court
into muddlcd condition. Assistant District
Attorney Shcppcrd yesterday admitted this
fact by asking that all the United states cases
he continued for one day.
Judge SrCll granted the request, ana IN
doing 80 referred TO the decision and To- the
power of the court 10 act as an examining
magistrate. by rcmarking:
This isa very broad decision. but IL exact
scope has not been brought to my attention,
W.cwill act, conscwatively, at present, and !
will grant the request of the attorney. The
scope maynot he quite so lsrOad rs intlmated,
and the question now is how far II .gocs. 1t
viii not be necessary for me tO give any opin.
ion ON the subject, rs tomorrow Is my last
day here. will not cross any bridges until !
come 10 them
This decision will as understood take sl2,.
Geo ont vi the District treasury annually. Last
year there were $50! United States cases tried
In the police court, with only sStyscvcn az.
pCalS. Hereafter the criminal court would
have 1000 eases inadditiOn tutts regular work.
IN consequence Of the pOstpuncnCnt Of the
United states eases nine prisoners were notl'
fed that their cases were continued until to-
day on 500 collateral or 500 bonds,
Tie District cases were tried us usual, and
sentences and fines We're imposed.
II Is understood that some lawyers propose
to question the constitutiOnality uf the court
to try District eases.
'N1NlNNtNlN 4NNN'lllNN iall'NNlll' N3llli
that rs far rs he understood the decision both
United States and District cases were az.
lected, II will be the means of forming an.
other criminal court In the District.
Assistant District Attorney Shcppcrd, IN
talking about the matter, said that all per.
sons arrested would have to give real estate
security before being released.
The police officials really do not know what
opinion 10 give respecting the decision. They
VIII make arrests as usual. and rs the trial ol
the eases rests ON Others they. OF COURSE have
no interest beyond the fact of what duty calls
| tlCm To do.
National Republican., 1888-05-16
ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.
Items of Interest Gathered for the
"Republican's" Readers.

Mr.. Fred Rogers yesterday sold the prop.
crty ON the southeast corner Of Cameron and
Patrick streets to Mr.. +. j. Pollard and p. II.
pcyton for 81 $50, the former taking the cor
nerlot, and paying $50 premium for IT, Mr.
brick residence at once.
Tie delegates from this city to the Norfolk
convention left here yesterday evening. The
evening for, that city under the command of
Capt. MuShback.
4 colored order known as knights of the
Kingdom came here from Washington ycstcr.
II dress parade and ball to their colOred
sisters and friends at Crilly's Hail.
II Is now given ont by the leaders of both
the lndcpendent and Republican parties that
Il ticket will not be placed In the field against
the late nominees of the Democratic primaries,
so the ward politicians and the boys will spend
lonesome day OH the eth without the life Of
an opposition.
Overcoats and straw hats were common
sight here yesterday.
The delegation from this city and county to
the Norfolk convention will urge the selection
of Mr.. Frank Hume as delegate TO st. Louis.
The eighth congressional Republican dis
trict convention, under the care of Mr.. Ed
city. at Pytbian Hall, at IL IN. to-day.
Hon. Lewis Mckenzie, a prominent Republi'
can oi this city and Il delegate to the Repub-
lican state convention at Petersburg, states
that he Is for Blaine for presi lent, and Is op.
posed to the unit rule now in operation by his
party IN this state; lie. hopes the people will
succeed IN Ovcrthrowing the unit power.
This done, lie thinks Blaine will receive the
strength OF the Virginia delegation.
at Fishtown yesterday Tile former sold from
81 TO $50 a thousand, the latter from Sl5 to
$50 u hundred.
National Republican., 1888-05-16
Hnnls Offered for Snle.

The following offers to sell bonds to the
government were made yesterday: Four per
cents, coupon.-See,5 800 at l27, Sl05oOO at le;l
$1,000 at le'l, $1,000 at 1s5, Si,TOO at IL; l-lC
Total, Sl3S,a0O.
Fourpc cents, registered Sl2G50 at l!.,
$500, ZOO at III, S2j0,OOo al l9i 10000 at ls;.,
5000 at l2il, 81 O00,00O at la,t, 81 coo at III
10000 at l!i l-lG. Total Sl,SOs,65O.
-Four and Il half per cents, Coupon-Sj,OOO
At los 5000 at lOS, Sl,iOO at los, 1000 AZ los,
Total, $4,000.
-Four and Il half per cents. rcgistcred-S20,
600 at l0G! cX interest, $1,000 ut 1881. $1,000
at i0G! eX interest, $1,000 NJ l0S. Total, S33,
0O0. Grand total, 81 ,o02,aj
The Secretary of the Treasury accepted the
following amountngto SlO6:, 600:
Four per cents. registered -Sl2,6jO, 500.
Oc0, $e5d,OOo, $1,000 $4,000, 100000 $1,000,
Total, So23j50 AT laT.
Four per cents, coupon SIS, 800, $1,000. To-
tai, S3a,jO0, ut l2i,
Four.and-a.hat per cents. registered :.
$4,000, $1,000 $4,000, S:OoO, $4,000, Total,
$4,000, NJ los.
Foul.amd.a-alf per cents, coupon 200,
S5,CCO, Sl,iOO, $1,000, $500, Total, Si5,DOO, at
National Republican., 1888-05-16
Modern Dentistry.

\ REruGLICAN reporter stopped in Dr.. w. r..
Iiggctt's dental purlOrs AZ 0Oi Pennsylvania
avenue northwest yesterday and was sur
wlscd tosrc such wonderful improvements in
the dental art No profession has made such
rnce as the dental within the past decade. II
was learned that the roots and badly deCaycd
teeth which have heretofore, under the for
mer regime, required extraction can now be
saved and restored TO usefulness and beauty
Most all roots, If not too badly devayed, can
be saved by the modern system OF Gaping
and browning, which Is the most beautiful
Teeth can now be Inserted without the use of
the cumbersome rubber or gold plate which
are as selvicCable and far more beautiful,
Plates are an impeachment TO the speech and
intlamed, SpOngy and diseased This new
system Is considered wonderful invention.
National Republican., 1888-05-16
OVER THE RIVER.
Some of the Happenings of Fairfax
County.

The rain has become chronic Rains every
day, and the ground is full of water. The old
saying is verified in Il hundred different ways.
viz, one extreme follows another, the signal
corps writer to the contrary notwithstanding.
Everything IN the plant and vegetable king
dom Is booming Just now.
Complaining has been going on for some
peaches on the trees are growing less by de.
a third of crop at the most; may not have
any. A L may have been injured SO much as
to drop before maturity.
Mr.. 5. II. Barrett, of Southern California, Is
here. lie belonged 10 one of the old families
here and went to California about five years
ago, taking with him a sister and Mrs ID. Bar.
rctt, and settled near San Bernardino. and
has already grown oranges, peaches, apricots,
and raisins, &C., from trees and vines of his
own planting. lie is greatly pleased with the
country and the driyc'ahead spirit of the
people. There are as neigh bors of his three
other families who We're once residents of our
place. lie will return home in Il few days.
At the last meeting of the Falls Church and
Potomac railroad incorpOrators, One'third of
the amount, according to the estimate re-
Quired to build the road, had been subscribed.
Rye is nearly all headed
There are green Strawberries as large as
ones thumb.
The father of Dr. Talbot, of this place, has
bought what land remained unsOld Of the
Barrett farm when the family left here
Young rabbits are very plentiful already.
Quail have began to whistle
FALLS CHURCH, May II. FNRFNN.
National Republican., 1888-05-16
THE COURT RECORD.

Court in General Term Chief Justice Bing
ham and justices Cox and James. .-lIill vs..
Lowe; argued aud submitted. Kelly ys Div
YER; argument begun, Assignment Nos. 81
tun hcaringl, -. ~, lOi, 81. 81, and ~.
Circuit Court, Division No. i-Ju,ticc llag
ncr Cartcrvs. Lane: Judgment Of cundcmna.
ton. Slater IS. Davis: Judgment on motion;
stay Of execution granted. Hutch ". Me.
taulcyi ON trial; Jury re.pitcd. stanley vs,
Dittrrh n Bnum ludgmcuthy default. Stan.
ley ". Ditttich Judgment by default Carter
vs.. Carter n Coz Judgment Of condemnation.
carter Ns, lIultlinau; Judgment ui condemn
tiol, Phillips vs. Grant order To- show cause
Assignment Appeal cases Nos s,9, Il, ~ Il,
and 81.
Circuit Court. Division 40 c-Tuslcc Mcr.
rirk chamberlain. trustee, vs. Smith; de.
PENDANTS death suggested aud administrator
made lurty Burgduu vs. Ciuguia bin Vt cN.
ceptiuus settled. Assignment. Nos. II, T., -,
To- iG f. 10, u, 81, - 80 5n5'. 10. VI 81. Gi g.
Equity Court Justice COS aUi}yarl vs..
llillyarl; pro CunicsSu and reference tu audi.
tor ordered. Donaldson ~ Michael; ap.
rcaiAnCt ui absent defendant ordered. car
ligHn ", Car1'gan: testimony ordered TAX u
lciurc Oscar Nuuck. examiner Thorn ",
MAI lor; cause revived and l., q. Davis, trustee,
win. mat. granted. McGill ". Cameron; con.
yeyancG by, trustees: :. Edwards and |. q.
Himball ordered
Criminal. Court justice Montgomery. .-
element: trial resumed and not iini ,lIed: Jury
reSpitcd. Noah II. Bryant: convicted of viO.
lating section jl3s uf the Revised statute, of
the United states; released ON $1,000 bail to
appear for sentence with Randall llagner as
surety. Assignment. Cases uulisposed Of
Probate Cuurt-lustiCc CON.-EStatc Of WIN.
llcnery; letters tcstamentayyt sarah lIcnery;
bond S2,00o. Estate ni Clas, y. Ihielcckr;
letters of administration TO Caroline THE.
lcCkC; bond $500. Estate Of q. T.. q. Clarke;
petition of administrator rs to- certain claims
fled. Estate of VIM II. scott; letters tesla.
mcntary TO Amanda i scot; bond $1,000; also
appointed guardian IN same amount Of bond.
Estate Of Peter Campbell; cNccutorauthuri2cd
70 sell personal estate and pay counsel fees,
Estate oi James T.. Boswell; guardian author.
led 10 cXrcnd $50 on ward, Estate Of Boldrn
Noble; inventory of money and debts due re.
turned, Estate of Elizabeth Kelly; inventory oi
money collected returned yCNccutor;amoilnt
SiOG,i3. Estate OF John q. Fischer; executor
qualified. Estate of Seth l., Phillips: state
mcnt uf executor filed. Estate Of Kate s. d,
GeOlrOy; third account Of guardian passed
Estate of rhOs. +. Dolun; first account OI
| guardian passed Estate Of Elizabeth :. Kelly
| first account Ot administrator passed. Estat,
| of Margaret \. .larhoe; first urcountof guar
| dian passed. Estate of Charles l.. Sheriff.
| final account of executives passed
National Republican., 1888-05-16
DROpOSAI.S FOR

DROpOSALS FOR FUEL NND WASH.
L lNG.-urri,Eur RE,GvirtN" RENpEIvous,
L. :. ARMY, No. H!i PENN>l >lLvNNIN AyENUE y,
W, WAsIINGToN. u. G.. April -. ISsS. Scclcd
proposals in triplcatc, subject tu the usual
conditions will he received AZ the Recruiting
Rendezvous AZ No. 'gi PENNSYLVANIA avenue
\. W, Washington. d. G., INrll. l2O'ClOtk,
NOON, on TIE 9STn DAY OF MAY, lSSS, AT
which time and place they will he opened in
the presence OF bidders, tor furnishing sup
plies and rendering services Us indicated. Tor
the Recruiting Service, L. : Army, wherever
required within the city limits. during the
fiscal year ending June 30 1889, viz. Furnish.
ing and delivering fuel and washing articles
of government clothing and cQupag" The
government reserves the right to reject any or
all proposals Blanks and full Information a~
TO bidding, Sc, will he furniS shed on applicu.
tOn. Bidders are notified that no award ur
formal acceptance ni any bid under this
advertisement will he made until Congress
makes AN appropriation for which the sup.
plies or services referred to can he paid iul.
Envelopes containing proposals should he
marked Proposals for - and addressed
To RECRUITING OFFICER, No. 0!i pcnusyl
vanH avenue y. W, Washington, d. G,
s,t,plI my
National Republican., 1888-05-16
Water Course Damned Up.

Edward McQuccny, the florist at the june.
tion Of Eighteenth street and Champain ave.
nue with Boundary street northwest, yc.tcr'
day by his attorney, Mr.. T. u. Hay, began suit
on the law side OF the courts against senator
James ID. Cameron, ex-senator Wm. Pitt Kel
don, rhos. J. Fisher, VIM, Z. Young, Wm,
FOrsythc, and Albert Gleason for $500 dam
ages for injuries to his property caused by thu
defendants having a certain tract of land
near by SO graded and filled up that the drain
age was toward his property, The plaintil
AYERS that by means Of their work u certain
water course was damned up and the water
tion walls of his dwelling house, eNtingaishcd
the fires In the boilers and heaters, and thereby
caused the plants To be frozen and killed.
National Republican., 1888-05-16
Rapidly Growing In Favor.

ScnOtOr StOnIOrd's bill on corporation Is
rapidly increasing In interest and gaining
friends, The senator's views ON cooperation
as expressed to the reporter of Il New York
newspaper and printed in pamphlet form, are
come warm advocates of the bill Hon Judge
Cothran, Of South Carolina, will present the
bill In the House to-day,
National Republican., 1888-05-16
Confirmation at the synngogne.

Al the Jewish Synagogue, on Eighth street
between II and streets northwest, Ht y
o'clock this morning Rabbi Stern will confirm
a class of thirteen girls and two boys in the
Jewish faith. Commemorative services In oh.
sclvancc of "PcntecoSt Day" (Which Is Il holy
day in that faith We're held last night az the
synagogue Rabbi Stern officiating.
National Republican., 1888-05-16
All Points Gained.

Acting Secretary Riyes received a cable
message from United states Consul Lewis at
Tangcr yesterday morning saying that all the
questions of disagreement between Morocco
and the United States had been settled and
that he had gained all the points contended
for,
National Republican., 1888-05-16
DRorosALs For III

DROrOSALS For FUEL.-TREAStEN
/ DEPARTMENT BuGrAu ~ ENou,yi>G ASP
PmSTING. WAsnISGroN. u, C., May :, iSSS
Sealed proposals will hr received at this office
until ~ m. MONDAY JUNE l, 1888, 10 furnish
fuel tu the bureau ui Engraving and Printing
during the fiscal year beginning July l. ISIS
The right j. reserved 10 waive defects and to
reject any or all bids, or parts of bids, Blank
further information desired 10y intending bid
dcrs, will be- furnished ON application at this
office. T.. q. GRAVES, Chief of Bulcau,
mNu.Nslt
National Republican., 1888-05-16
Baltimore Produce Market-Iay

Baltimore IrOuuCe Marhet-hHS lb'
COTTON quiet and steady -mlddling, iod
I0tc.
FLOUR quiet, but firm.
WHEAT-Southen IN fair demand and
firm; Futz, a3@O0c; Longbcrry 95cTSi,00;
No. . winter red, spot, 9ii@0jc; June, Ola
9i.c; July, 9ilQ0iic; August, 0is@pi.c.
CORN Southern steady, but dull; white,
G50t07c; yellow, G5@6tc western dull and
firm; mixed spot, Gi0Gi!c; May, GiGBGiic;
June, GSi@GiIc; July, GiGtGilc
OATS quiet and steady-Southcrn and Penn.
sylvana, 4O@43c; western white 4s1i3!c; do
mixed, 30l61ilc,
RYE quiet and easy, 1s1 S3c.
PROVISIONS quiet and unchanged,
PETROLEUM steady; refined, Llc.
COFFEE strong and higher-Rio cargoes
ordinary to fair, l5l@lGc.
SuGNR-Copper refined steady, 1910 lJc.
WHISKY dull Sl,29d1.25
National Republican., 1888-05-16
Water Department CHANCES.

The following temporary appointments IN
the water office have been made Theodore Z.
Oertel and George W, Beall, clerks, Gompen.
sation ~ per day; VIM. T.. Dubant and jos. A,
Neville, Inspectors, at Sc per diem,
National Republican., 1888-05-16
nErNRTMENr or THE lNTERoI

nEp NRTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
MA~mNoroN. May :, 1855 Sealed pro.
pOsals will he received at this department
until /! o'clock m. III ESDAH, MAY -, iSNS,
for furnishing supplies consisting mainly ut
meats, provisions, groceries, dry goods, shoes,
drugs, paints, hardware, fuel, lee, lumber.
&c.. for the use of the GOvCrnmCnt Hospital
for the Insane. near Washington. during The
fiscal year ending June ~, 1851. Blank forms
Of proposals. schedules OF items sprciGcu.
tioiiS and instructions 10 bidder, will he fur.
nishcd upon application tu this department
mNn.MsGt MM. T. WINS. Srurntnrv.