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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

Aregulary chartered institution, empowered TO
confer degrees. Full English, Scientific, Classical
Art Musical and Evolutionary courses. Postcard
yates invited to read FOR degrees. Avery cnmPo-
tent Faculty has been engaged. Rooms repaper-
ed and painted New bath room. Appliances
OF a Gymnasium. The most healthful location
i'm the city. Reference TO the best men Of the
CITY. among whom are d. G.. List. II. X. List
J. ElwoOd Hughes, Dr. JepSOn q. W. Atkinson.
Terms very reasonable. For further particulars
apply 10 the President .-..
iyl5eXa DIX. bLAloDELL'
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We SEE Cha, Editor HART has begun
war on the spsuows. Does BIRDIE iu-
ciude the ch.ppie.2
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PRESIDENT HARRISON should change
their rames to disappointment Clerks.
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WHEELING INSTITUTE
Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies and Children.

THOROUGH COURSE OF INSTRUCTION IN
i English, Mathematics Ancient and Mod
ern Languages. Music, Drawing, Painting, Flo
cution, and Calisthenics. Advantages OF home
life and training.
FAN session begins Wednesday, September 4th,
1859 Address, Miss PAkkANi
iyieAdtb Principal.
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Jerks had queer dream the other night.
IL thollqht he saw q prizc-fghters ring, and
I'm the middle OF il stood q doughty little
champion who met ard deliberately knocked
over. one by one. q score or more OF bg,
tbD grfock. Giants as they were IN size, the
valiant pigmy proved more than match Tor
Them. II was an so funny that jerks woke
mn lauQhing. He accounts for the dream by
tic fact that he had just come 10 the conclu-
Mn ON the market that Pierce's Pleasant
Purrative Pellets or tiny sugar coated
Granules. easily " knock out and beat al
fbc bir nils hollow They are the original
ord only genuine Little Liver Pills.
beware Of limitations, which contain Foi-
sonous Minerals. Always ask for Or. Pierce
Pellets. which are Little Sugar-coated PMS,
or Aul--LLLious Granules. one DOee.
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FOR SALE.

offer for sale from $4,000 10 $4,000 worth OF
stock in along established manufacturing insti.
tuition, which has been in successful operation
near this cily for many years, and pays easily 70
per cent. JAMES L. HAWLEY,
apSO 1920 Main Street.
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educational.

DOCK HILL COLLEGE, ELLICOTT CITY,
N ND Conducted by the Brothers of the
Christian Schools Scientific, Classical aud Com
mercial Courses. The Modern Languages and
Drawing are taught without extra charge. Stud
les viii be resumed on the lst Monday OF Sep
TENDER. For particulars address BROT HER
DENIS, President. aul6esa
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NOR RRNT-HOUsE CONTAINING FOUk
Il rooms: natural and Illuminating gas and
water in the house. For particulars enquire al
M rs Market street. AuloeAln
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7 OsT-A POCKETBOOK CONTAINING BIZ
| ! tween SIS aud SEQ and a certificate for $50
on The City Bank, on Seventeenth Stree !, Delween
| Jacob and Eoff. Ten dollars reward Will be pald
! for its return othe NEWSLETTER ONCE. au2lq
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TTOR sALE-sRT OF OAK BEDROOM FUR
II niture Walnut bureau and beadsteadl also
Flre.proof safe and office furniture. ENQUIRE al
23iO Chapline street. au13u
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Aew advertisements.

TTANTED-GOOD BARBER-APPLY IN
w mediately 10 A. BOWER, Morgantown,
; Va au2lQ
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ST VIRGINIA PRINTING co.
rr-rr rsrrr-r,e Az, ppoppru-ops
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p. S.-The Smith Aiken we'll ID now re-
ported 10 have come in "a a fair producer
Of cil-psrhaps quite good. y.
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-T+~N# FNt 8tA# 4%@A M LIS N4M4 49,
Mauvalse nouvelle pour les mar.
Glands de teintnre pour les che.
Eenx. Un Journal de rOuest an.
nonce gravement que Feau du lac
Michigan, dams certaines localities.
a Ia yNertu de teindre a la Tongue
les cheveux en- noir. Ainsi ,uue
eune file, de Saint Paul, aui etait
ah'gee dune cheveIure rouge.
etant alice passer r'ete sur lie bard
du lac Michigan ct y ayant pris de
frequents bains troids, a aujour,
dhni de magnitques clevenx nolrs
CONNIE du jais. On pretend meme
q"'ane compagnle s,est formee pour
metre EN- exploitation cet,e p,o.
priete des eaux du lac.
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Avis Important.

lie maftre de postc, MIG. Nett
donne au public les avis snivants,
desQuels dot resulter lie fonction'
nement Plus reguIier du service
postal.
1. Adressez lisibleS ct Ell enter
alnsi que les mons de stations ct
d'Etats, mons DIES rues ct numeros
de maisop on de boite. ST la lOcali'
ties est peu importante, joindre lie
nom du comte.
9. METRE Fadresse sur lie cote
gauche.
3. Sur les lettres pour retran-
ger, METRE tonjours !e nom de la
contree en- enter.
4. Ne vous servez point d'enve-
lopes minces. Les envelopes tim
breeS sont les meilleures.
5. Enregistrez les lettres pre-
c;euses.
6. Envoyez l'argent par mandat.
poste.
Z. ST vOus receveZ vOs lettreS
par lie facteur, ayez une bOite aux
lettres chez vous.
s. Timbrez vos lettres soigneu.
sement an coin SUPERIOR dIoit.
8. N'offrez pas Ell Placement de
timbres DIES pieces de mOnnaie de-
figurees au point de n'avoir plus
cours, non plus qu'une somme ex-
cedant 2Jc. EN- sous on en- nickels.
10. Ne hernandez pas a l'emplo.
ye de placer pou: vous DIES timbres
u les lettres.
II. Ne hernandez pas de credit
ponr les timbres.
II. Pas advantage poar les
mandats.
Ii. N'offrez pas de cheques DIES
billets en- Placement de mandats,
mas settlement de banque.
IA. Dams lie coin DIES envelopes
fcurnies par les hotels, precisez
rusage qni doit atre fat de toute
lettre qui he serait pas distribuec.
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LES PECHES DE MONTREUIL,,
Par FRANCIS lesson.

Tout Ell causant. Rig0bert avail
guide Julien 4 travers les meandres
formes par rentre.croisement sdes
mnrs de refend. Al detour dun
de ces lesers remparts tapisses lie
Verdure, lie jeune bomme Sc trouya
tout d coup EN- face de son oncle.
"En face' est ute expression
lmpropre, ear a dire vrai Ton ma
pelcevait du mercier que lie dos f;
nPn pas lie dos tout enter, mas seu.
len'ent cette partie ronde ct char.
hue. qul est la base ct fassise de
tout homhne civiIise on non.
QUAINT a la t6te, IL epaules ct
aux bras du bonhomme lis Sc .rou-
vaient enfouis dams la ramure de
Fespalier. IL s'y livrait probable
iDent a II occupation bien absor:
bante. IA il n'entendit pas lie bruit
falt par les surveDants.
He! bourgeois, cria Rigobert.
]e vons amene un monsieur oui Sc
dit votEe neyeu ct qui veut vous
parier.
MontcOrnet Sc retourna viyement.
H. tenait de la main gauche une
de ces grandes loupes grossissantes.
don't Sc servent les graveurs e. les
borlOgers pour leurs miuutieux ira.
vaux. Sa main drcite brandissait
un secateur d'acier, de forme toute
honyelle ct brevet6 S. G. D. G.
A la ~ de Julien, la figure du
mercier .s'epanouit.
II tendit. au jeune homme ses
joues ~legeremeut ,halees par lie So
leil.
All! c'est tot, mon enfant, dit
il que je suis done aise de te voir!
-J'arriye d'Italie, mon oncle, ct
le mai pas you'll laisser passer la
lournee sans vous embrasser.
&c bon Julien :. Que c'est
eentil d tot d'6tre venu, jusqu'a
mon ermitage, me surpfendre ainsi
au pied leve. A propos QUEEN dis
tn de mon ermitage?
Mails il me parait charmant,
-Tu lie vols, je my suis instalI6
a'aplomb, ct Jy vais carremeut: ie
tailIe, je tranche, .je rogne, je grefe:
bret je suis heurenx CONNIE lie pois-
SOP dams l'ean. Dacidement j'etais
Jardlnier: depuis un mois que
lexerce j'ai fat DIES progress eton.
nants. Demande plut6t a Rlgobert.
-Epatants, bourgeois, epatants /:
c'sst lie vrai mot.
Croirais,t tn quill va un mois
ne distinguais pas IN pecher dun
poirier, tandis qu'aujourd'hni ie
sals ferre q glace u la matiere.
Je COMMAS Immense distance qui
>epare Ia Bourdine du Byugnon, la
checrease, de Ia Persique ct JIG ne
pas de cesignorants qui confon
dent la Mignonne avec le Teton de I,
Demande a Rigobart.
M%ont coqrrl dependant, deposa
sa loupe grossissante dams nh etui !
maroquin quill glissa dams Ia !,
l'oche de ca jaquette en- coutil girls;
-Fvsae#N a~ ate
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On fait remarquer qu,aucune des
personnes vivantes anjourd'hui ne
pourra eviter de Sc servir du chit.
ire 3 pour da,er SEES correspondent.
ces GU tout autre document. LIE
chlHre > qni Sc tronye, en- effet, nc.
tuellement q Ia fin do nombre 1889
prendra l'annee prochaine, pour dix
ans, la t%roisiames place dams le mil
ieslme, ct, a Ia fin du steele, il poem,
dra Ia seconde pour me dur6e de
cent ans. eaFn Hn saax aaae fase.
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Nine. Cleveland a conserve, dit.
on, un veritable cutie pour sa mere,
bien que celle-ci Sc soft remariee il
a deja quelqnes mois. Rien ne sau-
ralt empecher, parait-il, Nine.
Cleveland d'ecrire cEaque jour uue
Tongue lettre d SD mere, qul habite
maintenant Buffalo.
81 ces lettres sont publiees, com
me on peut Pesperer, gare a la re-
putasioE tie Nine. de Sevign6
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ARONNEMEST

Ia An--d'avance 50 %
TT nero 10
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TELLER TYPOCRAPnIQCE
RcrARy Ion Press.

Ayant 60. 10 .uareriel necessaire. nous som
mes a meme d'executrr tour les ouvrages ty
posraphiques qni nous seront comics Les
brets d'avocat. cartes dafailes. entates oe
features, tickets dhahitation. blancs. circu-
!aires, etc. serontimprimGs dausle plus BRET
1elai ct a des prix moderes.
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Tn Journal american pretend que
~. Carnot, president de Ia Repn.
'l'qne FRANCHISE, a c%ontracte rhabi.
lude &c Il 'aarler ties baut parc 9, que
Nine. Carnot serait dure d~'oreille.
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puts il tendit a Rigoiert SON SEGA
teur hr6yete. u
Aies en- bien soin, dt.l.

! CONNIE 1'une file a marier, ripos.
ia le dI6Ie, fer de prouver an
neuveu de son "bourgeois" quill
await de l'esprit aussi bien qu'un
autre.
-Montcornet prit lie bras de Jn.
lien.
Or ca, mon cher enfant, dit-il
Ell Fentrainant vers ia maisOn,
viens que je te presente sans plus
tar.ler q mon ami Renaud ct d sa
charmapte file.
M. A.Gsilas Remand est done
lei?
-Un pen. mon neveu
Eft c'eSt sans doute sa file Qui
cilanta!t Iorsque je suis entire?
-Elie-m6me Amelie, I'LL angc.
All! mon ami. quelle voix!
-Amelie! baIbutia Julien deve-
nu songeur.
-Oui! Va.t.elle etre heureuse
de te voir! /! ne Sc passe pas de
Jour que nous ne pa,lons de tot
devant ellie, &c bon Renaud ct moi.
81 bien que Ia chere enfant grille
de te connaitre ct qu'elle repete
cent fois, .iepuis an mois, avec une
petite mine fhtee: "Mon bon mon
sieur MOntcornet. sera.t.il done
toojonrs invisible ce bean tenebreux
de neveu que Jaime de tout mon
cRur, rien que lie vous Ell entendre
parler."
Julien soulit avec I'm air de ia.
lutte.
All! ca, mon cher oncle, reprit-
il, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d'on vous
est venu ce gont soudain pour la
vie champ6tre?
Ca ia eionne, parait.il, mon
gaillard?
-AbsOlument! Je vous crowds
tonjours 4 Paris, an Chat 4ui pelote.
Quand je suis parti pour rItalie.
.n'aveZ.vous dit an traitre mot de
ros projects!
Je ne songeais point encore q
l%uitter le commerce.
-Loin de Ia vous men vantiez
dOncenrS; vOus ne tarlssiez pas
lie bonhenr que Pom gonte a
nesnrer DIES rubans derriere un !
a dresser I'm inveutaire
lie fin d'annee, ct surtout 4 consta.
er PeScddent des recettes Il les
Votre univers Sc Dor.
AIT a la rue Saint Denis. Votre
tenait tout entiere dams lie
That qui pelote. aa
Moatcornet rit de bon ceur de
cite boutade de son neveu
-A-t-il une platine, CO gaillard-
s'ecria Til. Duel bon chef de
ente il cut fait, sill await vouln
rendre la suite de mes afaires. au
Ell de devenir avocat!
de reste trois mois absent. I
o%ursuivit Julien ; a mon retour,
complet.
Revolution radicale, CONNIE d.
lit Renaud.
Mon oucle a vendu son fonds: E,
ION oncTe a renie sa fol CONNER. :
ale; mon oncle a renonc6 au ne I,
pee, a ses Guvres, a ses profits.
lon oncle, un Parisien pur sang, a !,
les grands murs, les bruits. ;,
$ tpmultes, les plaisirs de la CAPT. ,
lie, pour venir %s'enterrer au fond +,
nne campagne. !,
"A propos, comment la troayes. !.
!, ma campagne? =,
Pas NAL. Cttte propriet6 vous !,
,partient :
moi ct a mon ami Remand :
lr Motto. :
-Vraiment?
.-Oui, nous ravons achetee de !
'mpte a demi, Renadd ct moi, oh /,
m facon fort pot+o,a
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ANN0NCE>

N carr6 de l0lignes: lare insertion 81 30
-. : omr q"
K" : Insertion add 81
Toute annonce .nGirnrntla profession
sec l'adresse eft n~'excGdant pas quatre
mes a on 1t,v,uce s. On
Annorces do c,nJidats. I'ayanee -. 10 co
Necroiogie. par !"
TOute annonee commerciale phbiiee Al an
nee sera inseree an tanx de 80 cents par poh-
ce pour la premiere insertion ct - cents pour
les insertions suhsequentes.
Toute annouce don't le unmhre d'insertions
nest pas specific sera inseree jnsqu anouvei
ordre au taux ordinaire.
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NOCVEAUX ARRANGEMENTS
HOTEL DIES ErRAvcrps

Encoignur ire des rues Greeu ct Thibodaur
Mr. Thomas Albert PREVENT ses. ami.
les voyageurs quill Went de faire de non
s'atisfaire tout ceux uui voudront ITnona.
rer doie9r con daneeaa Mss 40 gs1a Us
hePas q tonte heure de Ia lournee ct an
|, Table d'h6te . 10 heuF@ssdu matin Imam,
oeleuner eta 4heures ia soir pc ur diner
IMAM ores eonmoeeset bisu gsrnies gT,s
PR1x AODRRES.s ar
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ATTENTION.
knights of the GcIaen n

Regular meetings of Thibodaux Castle Il
I2o h; of G.. K. will be held in the Hail =
Excelsior Lodge No. "a l. .. o. F. ON the ~
O'Clock p. NJ. =
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-02-11

Do not fail to hear the ''Wrens'' at
Opera Hall, March Z, under the auspices
of Orleans Lodge, No. 80, F. & A. NJ.
Read the following flattering notice from
the Rockingham Register:
''The entertainment given at the Ma
sonic Hall on Saturday night by the Wren
Comedy Company, was to say the least
good program well rendered. Sweet
hearts, charming little two act comedy
written by Mr.. w. S. Gilbert, the author
of Pinafore, &C., abounds in sparkling
mirth and striking situations. Mr.. Wren
as Harry Spreadbrow, and the beautiful
and captivating soubrette Mrs. Wren, as
Jane NOrthcott, were the features of the
evening, and so we'll did they manage
their audience that they captivated and
charmed them from the beginning to the
close of the entertainment. Their recita-
tions were good and we'll rendered. In
the button buster 'Outwitted,' the audi
ence were kept in a continuous roar of
laughter, and in fact, the playing was re-
peatedly stopped to allow the people to
give vent to their feelings. Mrs. Wren
as the red headed maid, was indeed
charming, and we have no doubt that
many of our young men dreamed all night
of white horses. All in all, the entertain
ment was clean, chaste and pleasing, and
surely the company should feel proud of
the ovation given them by our people, as
the universal comments were excellent
the best l ever saw, and other like ex-
pressions of praise well merited. The
Wrens have won warm spot in the
hearts of our people, and should they ever
come this way again, it will be with great
pleasure that our people will turn out to
see them and to add few straws to the
nest that is to shelter the little Wrens.
In our notice above, we neglected to
mention the acting of Mr.. Horatio Heber,
who as the old man, did his part in fine
style, and brought down the house with
his many happy hits"
Remember the time and place, as none
other will serve you. They are to be
here one night only, March 7. Watch for
circulars and testimonials. See large
bills, which will be put up soon.
600 small butter tubs just received at
o. ID. Ovens.
Harry Scott has few more No, l APP
pies which he will close out at S15O per
barrel, at depot store.
Mr.. Whitcher has just received car
load of apples and onions, which will be
sold at reasonable rates.
WANTED.-A nice, trim pair of four or
five year old oxen, well matched, and
weighing 30 to 5000. Whoever has such
a pair to sell will please write, giving
price, to Geo. w. Jenness, Barton, VT.
b. F. Tower wishes to sell or exchange
his place in Coventry for one in Barton
village. 4 good bargain will be given.
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Barton

Barton
School vacation of two weeks.
The Good Templars regular meeting
adjourned to Saturday eve, Feb. l6.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet with
Mrs. J. baldwin, ON Tuesday evening.
Geo. Carbee, brother of Mrs. Francis
Richardson, was in town last week selling
an improved make of ladies' shoes.
The great snow storm which visited
Canada last week, blockaded the railroads
and greatly delayed travel.
Several of the G. A. r. boys expect to
attend the Department encampment to
be held at Brattleboro this week
Quite large number of Craftsbury and
Greensboro people in attendance at the
county court came this way last week to
take the cars.
The Board of Civil Authority will meet
at the town clerks office on Saturday af-
ternoon, Feb. Is, for the abatement of
taxes.
John Batchelder. who has been home,
at Newport, wrestling with the measles,
is back in his place in the clothing store
again.
The w. w. Society are invited to meet
at Mrs. Joseph Owens Wednesday after
noon, at 3 o'clock. All members are
requested to be present.
Rev.John Morse of West Burke preach
ed here yesterday, in exchange with Mr..
Worthen. The lecture at NJ. E. church
will be given on Wednesday evening.
j. S Conant of Westfeld has moved on
to the n. @. Ufford farm which he carries
on at the halves. Mrs. Ufford moves into
the Charles Hibbard house in this village.
Mrs. Ella Moffit, daughter of JOS Eli
oft, died in Florida last week, and her re-
mains are expected here this afternoon.
The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2
O'Clock, at Melvin Elliotts.
Immediately after the close of the Thes
plans play at Opera Hall, Tuesday even
ing, Francis Richardson & Co. will pro.
vide an oyster supper in the dining hall
in the same building for % cents
r. H. and F. n. Cheney of Manchester
n. H., have been appointed Genera
Agents of the Mutual Life Insuranc,
Company of New York, for the state O.
New Hampshire. Their friends here will
be glad to hear of their merited promo
ton.
The Missionary meetings at the Cong
church, on Thursday, were well attended
and very interesting. The speakers wer
thoroughly informed in missionary work
and their labors here will tend to Great
new interest in this great branch o
Christian work.
The Thespians will play at Opera Ha
on Tuesday, the 18th inst. The play wi
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Sheriff Sale (!

&TATE OF VERMONT. Barton, VT, Feb. .,
~ ORLEANS COUNTY, -. a. ID. 1853.
Attached upon writ and charged ON execution,
the following described real estate, viz;
Ten acres of land situated ia lot No. l42 with the
buildings thereon, in the town OF Barton, Aforesaid.
about one-fourth mile south of the depot la South
Barton, on the county road from said South Bar.
ton to Sutton, aud the same will be sold at Public
Auction to the highest bidder for cash, Tor much
thereof will satisfy said execution and the legal
costs AMI charges thrrtou), 40 the t'Ost-ofilcc Ia
South Barton, on the 4th day ~ March. a. ID. 1881
at ~ O'Clock in the forenoon, as the law directs.
Attest &. -. wIII rNEi, Deputy sheriff,
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THOMAS MARTIN,
JENNIE A. CoRLEY, Com.
MARY l.. Goss,

Considerable time was spent on the
question drawer aud many important sub
jects were discussed. Mr.. Palmer ex-
planned the duties of the county supervis-
or and the county board, and urged the
Importance of selecting the very best men
for these positions. +. w. Baldwin and
others discussed the new school law and
the need Of selecting good supervisor.
county board, etc.
There were over forty teachers pres
ent, including the principals from Derby,
Newport, Craftsbury and Barton acade-
mics, Mr.. Waterman of Barton Landing,
Mr.. Tenney of Coventry, Mr.. Hunt OF
Westmore, and, 1--WE have not space TO
particuIarize) nearly all the leading
teachers in the county. A large number
of teachers from this town and Glover,
Newport and Derby were in attendance.
Rev. Geo. S. Chase of Derby rendered
valuable assistance in the work of the
day. DIS. Gilman and Badger were
present.
In the evening Superintendent Palmer
gave very timely, scholarly and eloquent
address on the Importance of education.
Mr.. Palmer made very pleasant impress
sion among the teachers and the people,
and we shall be pleased to see him in the
county as often as may he.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-02-11

PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Courts will be held on the second and
fourth Fridays of each month at the Probate Office,
in Newport; and on each Thursday preceding the
second and fourth Fridays of each month, at my
Office in Barton, on the Second Monday of each
month. O. Isl. AUSTIN. Judpe
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-02-11
Probate Business.

Hearings for week ending February 81, 1889.
Feb. 18th, at Barton Landing; Mary
Harvey's estate, Charleston, settlement
Leavens minors, Morgan, settlement of
guardian account.
Feb. 2lst, at Barton Landing; EleaZer
Martins estate, Lowell, settlement.
James Anderson appointed guardian
unto the Uric minors, Greensboro.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-02-11

Beware of ointments for catarrh that contain
mercury, as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derangc the whole system
when entering it through the mucus surfaces. such
articles should never be used except on prescrip-
tions from reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do ten fold TO the good you can posi-
bly, derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure' manu-
featured by +. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o., con-
tans no mercury, and is taken internally, and acts
directly on the blood and mucus surfaces Of the
system. In buyng Halls CataTh Cure be sure
you get the genuine, it is taken internally and made
in Toledo, Ohio, by f. j. Cheney & Co..
Rs-Sold by druggists, price 7jc per bottle.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-02-11
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
House for Sale |!

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