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Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
Seasonablc Hints.

Seasonablc Hints.
Some seasonable hints about flowers
are given In the May number Of Vick'R
Magazine. OF sowing seeds It says:
"Starting seeds In boxes In the house
is not always success, but l find thore
is method of doing 90 that will meet
the appreciation Of those troubled with
seeds long In terminating and damplpg
of. heat soap stones quito hot twice .
day and place them under the boxes.
Bricks OF flat stenes will do. The seeds,
under this treatment, spring up quite as
quickly as ip hotbed, and seem to do
Ms finely. The seeds that I sowed, COW
ering only with sand. never allowing II
10 dry, come up SOONER than where sod
was used. It Is admirable for pansy
seed, as It takes the, place Of moss a. a
shade. never ppoceeded before in start
ing them earlier than 10 days, and often
ID, after sowing. A shallow box, about
two inches deep, one foot long and six
inches wide, 10 useful for starting ali
kinds of seeds and easily handled, and
can be placed upon the reservoir at
night, which is better than stone, as 1t
will retain heat until nearly morning.
Turning box over It on cold night 70
an improvement"
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

WANTED FURNISHED FOR
w hotels. restaurants and private families
WtssisGsoa fs sss!s;, soiisi s
tnsti No. EVA Oraaae Street
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
What Becomes of Old Hats?

A Chicago halter, talking with TIL
bune reporter about the disposition OF the
old hats left with him, said: "If the body
OF the hat ia very old, 1t Is sold to the old
hat man, who strips It OF the band, the
sweat band, aud mayb be the lining, II 1t is
not too much worn. BE usually sells
these strippIngs for 25 cents. But If the
hat is only partially worn, II Is kept here
until the accumulation becomes too
great, aud In that case the old hat man
has a harvest. But those that are not
too much worn, which we retain, are
brushed up for the benefit of our custom
ers. A man comes in who wants bis hat
renovated. The job may require time.
The man may not want to wait, and sAys,
Lend me hat,' and we give him one OF
these. A good many of these hats are
worn to base ball games. People don't
like to wear good hats 10 a ball ground.
There is superstition that there is apt
to be rain some tlme during the day on
which a game OF tall Is played, or that
hot bail may get loose on the grand
stand. That Is why so many old hats
are worn at ball gameeo
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

EoR sALE-A FIRST CLASS GRO.
q Gerry store doing good business.
u ood reason for selling; also the house
and stOroto rent. In the western part
OF the city. Address NJ. this office.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

E0R SALE cHEAP-I, 1000 FEET OF
good. se,yieesbie hose Applv 10 Ire
irttite- sfthe Weteacoe steam Fire Eugine
Company. Inis.tf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

I 0OK OUT FOR BARGAINs!-GEO.
~ hERITAGE, No. 22 French street, tor
ncrl, lth and Y. cnch stprct. New aud seconds
hand furniture, bought sold and exchanged.
latsc lot Of now carpets bought at shefiHs
,ale. sold low. store open until sp. IN.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
BACKLOG DREAMS.
FRANK pyMPsrER SHERMAN.

Above the glowing ombers
hear the backlog sing
Tho music II remembers
OF some remembered spring;
Back to the branch forsakon
Return the joeund choir,
And In the chimney waken
A melody Of fire.
The sparks rod blossoms glisten
And flash their glances brief
At me who lean and listen
And dream hear n leaf,
On some May morning sunny,
Low lispfng In the trce,-
Or In his hunt of honey,
A bloom-ennmored bee;
Or tits the soft wind blowing
It's swaetness from the South
A fragrant kiss bestowing
Upon the roses mouth;
And ere the spell Is broken,
Or darkness Ger it slips,
1 see the scarlet token
or love upon her lips.
without tho wind is bitter,
The snowfiakcs fill the night;
Within tho ernbers glitter
And gid the room " tn light;
And In the fireplace cleaning,
The backlog sings away,
And mingies ail my dreaming
With birds. and blooms and May!
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

ItOR SALE CuEAP.-A AXIS CAM
= era and outht;sold for want of use. Ap-
ply 10 w. Fifth 1t. d3-tt
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

CoR RENT-TwO GOOD ROOMS,
Il southeast corner OF Taylor and Poplar
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

There are
many white soaps.
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory
They are not.
but like
|all counterfeits.
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
'Tis sold everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
Confused in Her Latin.

Mr.. Blobson-" my dear, did you
go down TO the court room this morn
iug?"
Mrs. Bl1bson-"Yes,"
MIR. Blobuon-"What did the tury do
with that scoundrel, SMITH"
Mrs. Blobson-"Oh, they let him 70.
He proved an alias, or something Of that
sort"
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
No Room Tor Doubt.

II am afraid you got cheated when
you bought this place. You'n never get
me to believe your 'front.' yard contains
an are"
Eyes, It does; measured it,
"What withl'
"My lawn mower"
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

Measles aud It's cough ape quickly
Mothers. use IL. Contains no opium; ii.
ways safe. The genuine seals at 26c. by
all druggists. Depot. 9TH and King sts.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
DAVID AbRAMSOH'S
lnstaI!msnt House,
3l5 Tatnal Street.

Advertising is u great factor in the
use tho same as II bait to fool the buyers.
For instance suit worth SIS for SIS. or
carpets worth 20 cents for 40 cents. Ii
buyers think awhile they viii come
to the conclusion it is q hunbug, us no
body does busines for glory. l say diff
ferent. give you full value for every
cent you pay, no moro and no less. II
you want to be convinced, visit Sl5 Tat
nall street, where you will find full
line of mems boys' aud children's cloth
ing, carpets, oilcloths. dress goods and
dry goods sold on weekly or monthly
payments.
A bill above sl0, sl'a week or s. n month.
A bill below 80, 6Oc week OF 4? u MONTH
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
DEGISTER'S ORDER
II kEoisTER's OFFICE,
kEW EAarIE lnuNIY. DEL

II kEoisTERs OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, !
May 8, 1s90.
Upon the application OF JOSIAH w.
LEEDS, Executor of ]. u A Is l. T ii
BASSETT, late of Wilmington Hundred,
In said county, deceased, 1t is ordered
and directed by the Register that the Ex-
ecutor aforesaid give notice of grant
tho estate of the deceased, with the
date of granting thereof by causing ad-
vcrtisements to be posted within forty
days from the date OF such letters in six
OF tho most public places of tho county
of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against tn
abide by an Act of Assembly
in such case made and provided; and also
cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in the DAILY REpuBLIoAs,
n newspaper published I'm Wilmington,
Del, and to be continued therein three
weeks. (e.o.d.)
Given under the handand Seal
LIS. of Ofllce of the Register, nfore-
- said, at Wilmington, In New
Castle County, Aforesaid, tho day and
so JOHN k. BRADFoRD, Register.
NoTIcR.-All PERSONS having claims
against tho estate of the deceased must
present the same, duly attestcd to the
Executor, on or before May Srd, is9l, OF
abide the Act of Assembly IN such cnso
made and provided. Address JOSIAH
w. LEEDS, Executor, Philadelphia, Pa.
m6.I1t
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
ID EGISTER'sORDER.
IL REGISTERS OFFICE, l
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DELI

MAY 3ru. 1870,
Upon the application Of ISAAC LARKIN,
Executor or fhUMAs kINsEY late oI Penn:
sylvania, deceased. II 10 ordered and directed
BY the Register that the Executor aforesaid,
say give notles 81 granting nom o. iss, sss
estate of the deceased, with the date q
70 be posted within forty days from thS data
Of such letters In sig OF the most public plsesS
OF the county OF New Castle, requiring Iii
persons having demands sSs sinst the estate y
sem6iy in such case made ada provided aud
also cause the same to be inserted within the
newsp.psI paIlI:hsa g. nW!liminssSa. Dsl: .pd
~ 4tveu under the hand and seal oi
L. .. Once OF the Heg,gter SfoIsssid, 81
Aforesaid t6S Sf sRGys s.rlsss9 w.i;ss1
NorICE.-All persons having elaine sgainst
the estate ofthe deceased mYst present the
or before MAY sri 1891, or abide the Act
Of Assembly In such case made and p5oyldsd.
ISAAC LAhkIN,
Address. Execu tor.
F. NJ. WALKER, Attorney, Wilmington,
Delaware. MI l2t
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
Ne,icsa.

"a lHCE.
Ia ltlerAnd puf fMaAt 10 The Act uf the
I. U-fd A. umiliv ri lhrttRtg oi Deiswaic,
4uf'tl q - act g. nreruihY rfNhie cptpg-
4 f.,, IL lrr.by given ilnt an application
s4,l te dv w. tho Non. idnatius L. prui,bi
srpcl 4 ju IN" ui Hit Superior oNrt 81 ihr
o.. nn N.dustd., The 2sth tiay Of May
a. H.. lil',. at 10 O'Clock, ~ NJ, ~ tn' t'unty
roma hnnfr. Ia ,Nr ,i,y ~ wnn"', DEL,
,Allef "Ic"l.id Manuiatiurlnp tuiii.ny, '
m T. Dijeci of Wiien II to manufacture Pee.
.Irti, nifnr aud other hotuus suiistnHreH,
an All, h.. mrt,e nom t.o sniue; aud 10 sell
snt dispose OF tho products Of such n1isu :.
I.yiutp aud hu sine .; and generally 10 ho all
th,ues esn,cpssnry OF proper ipr tho carrying
~ ui said nianuinc Ire aud hus'ntes.
LEVI &. HIhp,
Attjtuey fur proposed hncotporsiofs.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
ORDER,
~ REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE Co., DEL,
NAV 9Th lsQQ

Upon the application of Anna NJ.
Phillips and Charles G. Phillips, execu-
tors OF Joseph X. PHILIPPE, late of W IL
mfngton Hundred, in said county, de-
ceased, it Is ordered and directed by the
Register that tho Executors aforesaid
give notice of granting of letters tesla
mcntary upon the estate of the deceased,
with the date of granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date of such
letters in six OF the most public places
of tho county of New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the
estate to present the same or abide by
the Act OF Assembly in such case made
and provided; and also cause the same
to bG inserted within tho same period in
the Daily Republican. newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington, Dell, and to bo
continued therein throe weeks o. o. az.
III Given under the hand and seal
8. S. of Office of the Register afore-
= said, at wilmington, in New
Castle County, aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
Notice.-All persons having claims
against the estate OF the deceased must
present the same, duly attested to tho
Executors, on or before May 9th, A. ID.
1891, on abide the Act of Assembly in
such case made and provided.
ANNA NJ. PHILLIPS,
CHAS. u. PHILLIPS.
Executors.
Address. Wilmington, Del. 5-i07sw-eod
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

IN ! huve severed my connection
with the music storu of II. y. kohnien.
where have been for the last years
nd . months, md am now isropmred to
receive orders for tho tuning
and repairing of NIL Kinds OF piunus
Ind organs. First-clas- work guar
teed ut reasonable prices.
". IOl.rER, No. 800 French st.
Telephone call 5f&. 5-I-lm
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
ORDER, D
h REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle Co., Del, May 10, 1890. }


Upon the application of George Nc Dou-
gall. executor Of Watson McDougsll. late OF
deceased. ills ordered and directed by the
Register. that the execute or aforesaid gite
notice of granting of letters testamenlary
upon the estate of the deceased. with the date
OF granting thereof, BY causing advertise
the date Of such letters, in six Of the most
ps blie places Of the county Of New Castle.
the estate to presentths same or abide by an
Act Of Assembly In such case made aAd pro-
vided and also cause the same to be thserted
within the same period in the Daily hepupY-
can, a newspaper published In Win In stoH,
Del, and to be continued therein three week.
II. .. u Given under the hs nd and seal of Of
Q. Q. ace OF the Eegisler Aforesaid, at Will
- minKtsn, In New Castle County
sforesaid, the day and year above written,
Notice. persor having claims asinst t
came, duly attestcd TO the executor, on df be.
scse May 10Th 1891. or abide the Act OF Assem-
0tOF0E AcDOUGAL Executor.
Address, stanton. Del. t-lA-sw-eeA
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
"As VIC Journey through life let us live

NC Journey through TIC let US live
SExs6N iseo - CHARLES KYLE,
~ the well.known ice cream manu-
Of the very best quality. There il no improve
ment or economy. of manufacture sugGssted
or omplishsd ~ sfillful eaperie.nce that
unadultered ice cream. His spacious and
elegant parlors are now open, and you are
respectfully invited to call aud see him. Po-
lite and accommo odating attendents will be
ready and willing 10 serye you. All orders BY
mail or Otherwise, whether large o. small
Than kful for past favsrs resp eetfully solicit
a'hare Of your PATRONAGE attsaARLrs KYLE
n, Z. corner Sixth aud Orange streets. a22-3n
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
Good Corn,

cans for 25 cents. Toms stocs. 7 cents
2 Gao, st N. z. corner Third aud King.
GEO. A. TArLos,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

NOTICE--THE SEVENTH ANNUAL
~ m,e'iHs Of the stoc klividers of Guardian
saNtngasnd Lgah kssriston VIII betitid al
tie oflcu of Atise secretary, No. 7is Market
street un Tueslay evening, May "a. isJJ, at
Z o'rloch Tho snnual rap0ttUin le Nre
Hied ani an election oi oiilc, r, aud directors
urld.
Attest, WILLIAM n. KiNs,
- u Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
n vricE. PROPOSALS.

n WIIUE'-' NVTU.oh Es. -
Il islfy b. vaieniise, No. 40 h. T.nth
rpr f,r feiretamrnt Atsnd on Scott VI. y.
.lrasy School EpogrsiJn, june 9th to Wcod-
saA iiiarl up II May 10. bids open Satur-
inJ May a., at y. IN NJ th0 nhovr-nnnrd
Giece, The commit'ce .!eseISn the right to
Jga. II, BARTLETT, sec'y. OF Com.
@l-lts
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
iiE itARljT'5

rFNNYRoyAL PILLS
r, ft.nly sen'iae fchnyfc,ai lil,s made
4frty nN' NtArs' otIrrisntt, Suid ny
! t..t4.ts. ur',c :fs =. Niuth street,
iY ny nail or ~ Office, ~.
Y..- t.vafe uI imitationS, I-3
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

DEMOVAL MRS. LAURA OS6OOD
~ HARK Ess has removed from No.
30 Market street to No. sub Shipley st'e eet.
second floor. 5-lc.t
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
yvanta

WANTED-WHEN sEWINa "A.
w chine men tell Y9u your maohine
pcnss cali Hu' y, ko Saa scs SaSS sSips = stssss g.
fore you trnde your rnachino, You VIII
cave from go 10 $50 by having your old
machine repaired. Calls promptly at-
LIT. PENToN.
ALL No. COZ Shtpley 81
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

I,'oR SALE CHEAP.-A TANDEM
a bicycle II pretty good der. Sold for
want OF use. Apply at this Utce io.Io-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

TOR RENT-A ROOM HOUSE, AT
L Seventh aud Orange streets. Apply to
J. j. PklHCE, No. West 7th street. mill
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

ItOH SALE. "A lot OF F5SENp
i fresh coMsand springcrs EkX&S
A,s"a n.,e ies Of "a ilne biHiS bHi;S ilyo apa ~,
Lion. Del. b-23-Jtd-ltws
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

EuR RENT. UNWILLING, NO. 500
= Poplar st. Ten rooms aud all modern
convenicnces. Appiyat SOS Lombard street.
b-l9-iw
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

NJ OTlCE.-W DEEDS, BONDS.
~ Mortgages. ugfcrincnts, contracts
lHd other papers legally. prepared BY
nl-Im GEO. {. MARIS.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

\ Office. Il AN ENGAGED IN
~ rrsrlatiny wris hts and mrssures for
thc eat iSI and VIII saii all busincss
lnres as last as pcssihlo. JACOB DEA-
Isl M. Regulator, iiSb Popihr 81.
MlN 10Th, Ie'J. 6-'0-Sw-ltaw
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

tOK SALE CHEAP eET OF
a single harness made sby yeraer, only
btrn nstd tour nontls, sold ior wnut oil use.
nee. 3.S.lf
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-04


Az $3.50 Yesterday morning an immense
crowd of Fairhayen's citizens. among
wbom ware tho suh-commi,,aa az
VI
the general reception commit
tee, gathered at the wharf to receive
the Washington press Associatiop A
t.., .,,,,,,,as -. r. ,,a~ CO.. :,
n'"uo' iao. '"e s~aniei wy vi
washington and Premier arrived In pro-
cession with Professor Oloff Bulle music
corns tho orches,r. M tho T.coma
o.P.' Wv ' a s"o 1aeon'a
tnea're' performing on orass instruments
The steamers were gaily decked with flags
and buntings and when the two came
-,.....sss ~. -, ~. -
alongsiue 'ne wharf the scene was very
spirited and Interesting one. AS quickly
as possible the members of the Press As
soeiation and tho accomnany,no l.dios
'"@ 'a"'''
dlsemoarked anu were taken IN earriges'
headed by the brass band. and driven to
the Hotel Fairhayen. where the visitors
-. ..a,..,aa 80 ,,',,. - ~, ~.
were assi0heu W thelr roohis ana the
lauies "eie ai'ei "aiuS iece'Neu III the
parlors by the ladies reception committee
and were then escorted TO breakfast.
Ta,or ON ,ho t.a,as - 80,
IN e.,.r;agas ON '"",e' ,,,.s TO-, ="
~ - Ivta, IA "a ~ uhn,. Slpn y"
and ,n I,,n.h n, n, Az uVard"nr fni1 n',r'
icnlsrs ~ which ars, aS,o,, a., ia,. ~ pai IL
tbis renort ri ' "'' s'''" '"' '''' VII III
'''7
ASSOCIATION MEETING.
At ~ am. tne association met III ohsl-
I nesS session az uIanu Army naii ahq pro
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-04
YHINK-TINKERS
Arrival and Reception of the
Washington Press
Association
Fairhaven Gaily Decked in
Holiday Habili-
The Focal City in a Flutter
of Delightful Ex-
citement
An Excursion by the Ladies to
Beautiful Lake
Whatcom
The Business Meetings of the
Association and What
Was Done
Most Successful Gathering
the State Editors
Ever Had
A Brilliant Public Meeting at
Night With a Great
Attendance

An Excursion on the Railroad to sedro
Today-The Ball and Banquet Tonight
Excursion to the Islands Tomorrow
The Newspaper People Loud in Their
Praise Of Fairhaven, and Amazed at
What Has Been Done = Everybody
Happy.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-04

Gentlemen of the Press Association:
In the name of the city government aud
of our people bid YOU, your wives, your
children and your friends welcome TO the
city of Fairhaven. You are welcome be-
cause you is the first state organization
that has honored this city with its pres
ence. and you are doubly welcome be-
cause you are leaders and thinkers from
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-12-08

and we understand Miss Myra Bean, a re-
cent graduate of Lyndon Institute and an
excellent teacher. will take the place Of
Miss Hume during the winter term only.
Levi Silsby, father Of +. w. Silsby Of
this place, died in Boston Nov. 80, aged
40 years. Mr.. Silsby was born IN Lunen-
burg, where he had always lived. In the
early part of his life he was engaged in
farming, but during the past twenty
or thirty years he has engaged largely III
buying and selling cattle, being for many
Years prominent dealer with Lambert
in his town and county, having once rep
resented the town and repeatedly filed
different town offices. He was side Judge
also for one or two terms.
WheelocIk.
Harley Hoyt and wife from Wisconsin
are visiting at b. f. Taylor's.
A pleasant visit at Joseph ingalls, Sat
urday night He will move to Lyndon
soon.
Donation visit at town hall next Wed
nesday evening for Rev. J. S. Allen. All
invited.
John w. Sanborn is very sick with
pneumonia and his recovery is extremely
doubtful.
ii. p. King, MONITOR agent is having a
hard attack of neuralgia. He hopes TO
be on the road again soon.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-12-08
Probate Business

Hearing for week ending November %
Dec. 4th at Barton Landing, Ezra Saw
yer of Lowell, inquisition.
Dec. 18th at Barton Landing, Lucinda
Hildreth estate, Charleston, settlement.
j. 8. Young appointed executor, of the
will of Moses Dodge of Troy, c. p. Stew
ems and c. G. Kennedy, commissioners.
Mary Z. Monkey appointed guardian
unto Beuah C. Monkey, a minor, Crafts
bury.
c. Z. Joslyn appointed guardian unto
Josie Alexander, minor, Bloomington.
Hlas Beede appointed guardian unto
VIM. II. Beede, a minor, Albany.
Charles II. Jones appointed executor
of the will of Hubbard Joslyn, late OF
Browning ton, w. w. Miles and John G..
Foster, commissioners.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-12-08

80 Seal Plush garments in all styles
and prices. Ladies' cloth Newmarkets,
$500 to $4,000. Children's Cloaks, $500
to Sl2.0 at Ovens. A
FANCY REMNANTS lot of fancy
Remnants and new lot of Pants just in.
A few handsome cloak patterns in rem
nants (perfect goods at 80 cents per
yard. They can't be beat. See adver-
tisement of Barton Wooden Mill. Store
open throughout the year. Call at house
evenings. Henry Gay. 46tf
just received, a car of nice, hand-picked
winter applts. Come and see them.
This is the last opportunity there will be
this season to secure apples for winter
use. o. d. OWEN.
For SALE.-A good, sound business
work horse which weighs from eleven to
twelve hundred pounds. o. d. Rowell,
Barton.
oIses-Ten good sound, young horses
for sale by g. A. Bill, Albany. Four of
them weigh from twelve to thirteen hun
dred each. The horses are just what the
people want; they were bought low and
will be sold low. See them at once.
Several traverse sleds, pair of good
work harnesses, lot of bride chains and
other numbering tools for sale cheap.
Barton Manufacturing Co Inquire at n.
NJ. SCOTS office, Barton.
Barron & Hamblet have so bbls. choice
Michigan apples. Call and see them.
WANTED-A reliable man to take a
farm. References required. Apply at
once. W. G. Taplin, Irasburgh. Aft
WANTED Spruce, hemlock, ash, and
bass logs delivered in Barton the coming
winter c. f. Boswell, Barton. 1919
Closing out sale of winter millinery at
E F. Burroughs Velvet toques 70 cts.
Trimmed hats very cheap. Call and see.
Glover. Dec. s.
+. III. Conner, Barton Landing, who
owns and is running a good hay press an
nounces that he will press hay at reason
able rates. He has party to whom he
is shipping hay at profitable rates and
will purchase or will furnish buyers for
good pressed hay. Address f. II. Con-
ner Barton Landing.
The largest collection of Dining Room
Furniture ever brought under one roof is
now on exhibition at Paine's Furniture
Warerooms, IS Canal street, Boston.
They have over three hundred styles of
Dining Room Chairs alone. Their prices
on dining outfits are exceedingly low.
we know of no easier way to save money
than by using Brussels soap, which lasts
urice as long as cheap soap.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-12-08
Barton.

Now the snow rollers.
T. w. Drew continues to improve in
health.
Lasts twice as long as cheap soap for
laundry use.-Brussels
Chautauqua meeting with Mrs. H G.
Pierce this (Monday) evening.
L. n. Randall has been at Newport of
late, working for True Blanchard.
Mr.. Powell will resume his auctions
for closing out his store goods on the
18th inst.
J. n. Smith reported a fair sale of per-
sonal property on Saturday, but did not
sell his house.
DIR. RuggIes, who recently received
much benefit from medical treatment in
Boston, is there again.
The L. T. l.. meets Tuesday of this
week, Dec .. Parents please see that
the books are sent in.
Mr.. Day moves to the McDougall tene-
ment, which Mrs. Virgins vacates when
she moves to Worcester, Mass.
Choir rehearsal of the Congregational
church will be held at Mrs. II. G. Pierce's
on Thursday evening at o'clock.
Winter began in savage earnest last
week with heavy fall of snow and cold
weather. Now for winter business.
We expect to send out an extra con,
tanning the laws of the last legislature,
some time this week.
Christmas exercises at Cong. church
Christmas evening. The exercises viii
be held in the audience room as usual
Our merchants are stocking up heavii.
with goods for the Christmas and holiday
trade. Keep your eye on the advertis
ments.
H. c. Pierce has the largest display o
Christmas goods we ever saw in hi
store. Come early and get the best ant
prettiest.
Miss Myrtle f. Scott entertained abou
30 of her friends at her home on Wednes
day evening last. A pleasant time wa
enjoyed.
The Odd Girls are invited to meet wit
MIS-. Sam. Standish next Friday after
noon. 1t Is hoped there will be a goo
attendance.
That is right, send in the local items
We will use all we can now, and can d
better as soon as Christmas advertiser
Is over and we have more room.
Remember the butterfly supper q
Masonic hall to be given by the w. Il. {
Tuesday evening. Attend the suppe
from 6 TO 8 O'Clock, Admission, 10 CT