Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-02-22
LOCAL ADVERTISING.

LOCAL ADV ERIISING.
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THAN FORTY CENTS.
FARM TO LET.-The farm known as
the Ira Allen farm, to be rented for
one year or longer to responsible
party. Inquire of S. w. Beauclerk,
Irasburgh, VT. If
o. D. Owen has car of Standard
Granulated Sugar just in, including
fine and'medium, that he will sell by
the barrel, for short time, at AZ cts.
a pound. Can supply dealers in this
vicinity at the price it would cost
them to get it from market.
LOsT:-A black shepherd dog, one
year old, yellow spots above eyes and
on throat. My name and No. 80 on
collar Name, Grover" Any one
giving information will be suitably
rewarded. J. Wilcox, Irasburgh.
Yeast Cakes at G. I'll. Davis Mon
day and Friday.
H. T. Seaver has 1900 first-quality
SO-lb. sugar tubs at 20 cents each, cash.
WANTED-A single man for eight
mos. or year to work on my farm.
Must be good mixer and steady
and reliable man. Address 0. r. Had
wen, Springfield, VT.
WANTED,-A bright, active boy in
Drug Store. Apply by letter to J. T.
Flint, Derby Line, VT.
Nice Smoked Hams, and Farmers
Sausage at o. d. OWENS.
Barton.
There will be preaching at the
Cong'l Church next Sabbath.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet
with Mrs. B. D. Stone, this evening.
Mr.. Smith moves off the Nelson
farm into one of Henry Gays tene-
ments.
The town report is being printed by
P. L. Webster, and will be distributed
in few days.
Thomas Martin has been here from
McIndoes visiting.-Homer Smith was
in town over Sunday.
The past week averaged very cold,
but was pleasant and much work
was done by the teamsters and lum-
bermen.
Special communication of Orleans
Lodge, No 55, F. and A. NJ, at Mason
ic Hall, Barton, Friday eve, Feb. 26, at
7:3O o'clock. Work on the LIST and Sd
degrees.
Thirty or forty scholars from the
village schools attended the exhibit
ton at Barton Landing on Tuesday
night, and report a good exhibition
and pleasant time.
b. F Peterson is home from Maine
laid up with a very sore hand. His
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Folsom from ST. Adams, are here
helping take care of him.
There will be a sugar party and can
dy pull at the M. E. vestry rooms on
Friday evening of this week. The best
of sugar provided. Admission, Is
cents. A cordial invitation extended.
A CARD.-We wish thus publicly to
extend our heartfelt thanks to the
friends and neighbors for their kind
assistance during the sickness and
death of our beloved mother and sister.
IDA n. HOPKINS
LYDIA e. SHATTUCK.
The MONITOR is in receipt of pleas
ant letter from Loren Dewey, former
ly of Irasburgh, who is now down in
Florida running, if we understand it,
a hotel on the beach, where ne has a
large business in summer.
Fred Pillsbury, who has been in the
fur business during the fall and winter,
has purchased fur skins as follows:
200 mink, $50 foxes, 100 skunk, %
martin, one fisher cat, one wild cat,
one beaver, one otter, beside large
lot of muskrat, coon and cat skins
His purchases amounted to over $780,
William Merriam of Glover, who