Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-11-26
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LOCAL ADVERTISING
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now till JAM, 1896, for $3.50.
- Pants! Price reduced to $1.75.
Large stock knit underwear and Jer-
seys. Hand Spun Stockings and Nit
tensat reduced prices. Wool taken
in exchange. Barton Wooden Mill.
Carding season closes Dec. 1st. If
Barron & Hamblet pay % cts. cash
for fresh eggs. If
Hand painting and portrait work
for the holidays at reduced prices at
the art studio. Visitors are always
welcome. Edyth r. Orne, Nelson
Block, Barton. Ut
To RENT.-By the week or month,
a Domestic Sewing machine in good
order. Inquire at D. Webster Robin
sons.
H T. Seaver sells Moore's Storm
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS irxfeaE
Hides and Furs. wa Wv yE - I
You can buy at McGaffey's, Glover,
VT, Nice, New Raisins at So ts.;
dates, 6la cts; cleaned currants q ID.
PACKAGE cts; spices at half price;
lard, SIS cents; cottolene, 9 cents;
molasses. 80 cts; crackers, 21a cts;
onions, s1.OO bushel or pa per pound;
oatmeafS1a cts per pound; all other
groceries equally cheap. That 4O-ct.
tea is selling fast and EVERYBODY likes
it. Come and get sample frees ,Rtg
HoGs.-The subscriber has bought
of Frank xBemis fulk- blood White
Chester Boar, ready forcservice. 5000
to warrant. A. E. Powers, Lowell,
vt. 3t
A car of Granulated Sugar just un-
loaded, selling at AZ cents by the Dbl.
Also another car of 1925 Flour just
in. To get the best flour for the price,
you should call at o. D. OWENS.
New Dress Patterns in Novelty
Goods just received, also Cravenette
Cloth for dresses in Blue and Black,
at o. d. OVENS,
Joseph Bartlett of Barton Landing
wishes to let a job to cut and draw
200 thousand feet Or more of lumber,
for which he will pay a reasonable
price. Timber half spruce, to haul
two miles on good route.
E. P. ST. Pierre will open tailor's
shop in the Mrs. A. M. Foster building,
north of the Owen store, next week.
He has had several years experience
in the business and promises to give
satisfaction. He invites those who
want custom made or fine clothing to
call upon him.
Geo. FL. Davis is selling six pounds
of good raisins for % cts. and is pay
ing % cts. for fresh eggs.
For SALE Two or three Jersey
Club Book Bull Calves, two to three |
months old. FL. III. Cook, Glover, Vt. |
At the Seaver Opera House to night,
the big Colored Company will hold
forth, and as it carries a big Band |
and Orchestral good evenings enter
tainment is expected. There are Thir-
ty people, Twenty Colored and Ten
White people, and the Singing and |
Dancing is said to be excellent We |
quote the opinion of Brooklyn, N. Y,
Times:
''The performance given by the
Slavery Days Company at the Peo- |
pies Theater was witnessed by very |
large audience, and too much praise |
can not be given to such an attraction.
The buck and the wing dancing of
this company is the best that has ever
been seen in this city, and the sing
ing was far above the average. This
company is composed of all colored
artists who are all stars. The popu
lar Peoples Theater should be pack
ed at each performance to witness
this entertainment Brooklyn Times
Go and be pleased =
The Lyndonville Dramatic Compa-
ny will produce the great play entitled
ga Fisherman'ssL 4cks7' Tuesday ev-
ening, Nov. 81, at Seaver's Opera