Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-05-04
LOCAL ADVERTISING.

Advertisements and notices, promenades,
shows and other entertainments will be pub
1ished under this head for tl0o cents word
for first insertion, one cent word thereafter.
We shall run advertisement among local
items. Cash must accompany the order. No
charge a0iU be made of less Than forty cents
We have just unloaded car of Granu-
lated Sugar, that will be sold at a small ad-
vance from the cost, or will be exchanged
for maple sugar. o. d. Owen.
o. V. Joslyn has two furnished rooms
TO let. ,yJtui5Tr -fdI I'LL 2b0o2 I8nIB
Any one desiring a large refrigerator,
suitable for farm, grocery store or small
hotel, can retain one that would cost $25,
for SO. Inquire of Barton Hotel Co.
Call at F. c. Browning's New Store and
examine his fine line of Shirt Waists and
Ladies' neckties.
Come in and see our $500 hats. Mrs.
M. E. Freeman.
To LET. - Good pasturing for two or
three COWS. Apply at once to o. D. Owen.
FoUND.-A gentIeman's ring, near the
fair ground. The owner can have the ring
by calling at this Office, proving property
and paying charges. Oh
Use less soap by using Harmless; two
pounds washes much as three pounds of
: cheaper soap.
s. E. WinsIow will be at Barton Landing
station every Tuesday to buy calves. Will
pay highest cash price.
E. N Randall sells Vegeta bles; also has
a few choice seeds to sell. Call at house
with orders.
WANTED-A good, capable girl to do
WoShinnc
from home; to commence June 1st for the
season. Good wages for one that will fill
the place Address Geo. t. Howard, Crafts
bury. VT. 17-1S
Come to the MONITOR office and get old
papers to put under your carpets.
Use less soap by using Harmless; two
pounds washes as much three pounds of
cheaper soap.
Do not miss seeing the display of fine
dress ginghams at E. Lanes, Derby, which
he is selling at four cents yard. Twenty
five hundred yards and fifty different pat
terms, but they will not last. Is
When buying Carriages see that you get
a long axle arm with sand box that keeps
the dirt out. None perfect but Chas. j.
Ufford & Sons. Look them over and see
the price. If
Mrs. F. F. Zimmerman is prepared to do
dressmaking at her rooms at Mrs. S. Simp-
sons, Barton Landing. Childrens work
speciality.
For SALE.-Fifty bushels Seed Barley
and three hundred Cedar Posts. G. S.
Dodge, Barton Landing. 1873
See the st. Louis Steel Range at H. T.
Seaver's. Price, $500. 1t.
Many of our readers will remember the
face of Mr.. w. H. Nugent, who was here
four years ago, selling what is known by
the name of the Tyler ombination, which
consists of four-foot step ladder, with
shelf to put the pail on when washing
windows or cleaning pantry shelves, and
folding wash bench, large enough for two
of the largest sized wash tubs, and can be
set to any height desired; also adjustable
ironing board and work table, which is
ahead of any table made on account of the
size of it, which can be changed to an in
valid's table. This is a useful article and
every good housewife should have one.
Mr. Nugent also carries line of very nice
clothes bars, such as are used on the wall,
and those that are used to set on the Hoor,
piazza or in the yard. Those VINO are IN
need of any such articles will find Mr.
Nugent a very pleasant man to deal with,
and his terms are such that every one can
afford to have one, and those who pur-
chase of him will find him man who Will
do as he agrees, and man that the COM
mun1ty can rely on. Ask your neighbors,
those who purchased this useful article
four years ago.