National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-22

We intend to make this department of u.
OPINION valuable and interesting to our read
by furnishing all the Local News and oul
friends in Grange and Grafton Counties viii
confer great favor upon MS and add very ma
telialy TO the interest OF orir paper. by sending
Ms such items OF local interest as may come un
der their notice. All communications should
no signed by the person sending them.
We would call attention to S. NJ
Websters advertisement of the
movable frame Bee Hive in another
column.
We see that L. Clough has put
on 10 the Bradford and Montpelier
line a splendid new stage coach-an
improvement we think that will be
appreciated by his passengers.
j. Ii. Peters old Morgan horse
Vermont" is not dead as has been
reported. but is alive and in good
condition. Mr.. Peters will keep
him at his stable in this village this
season.
Prof. c. II. G. Williams will de-
liver free lecture on the Science of
Hoisemanship, at the Town Hall,
on Monday eve, May -.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS GeO.
Prichard, w. b. & c. S. Stevens
and }. Vi. Warden advertise new
goods in this issue. Read the ad
vertsements for particulars.
y FINE ANTIAL.-Last week O.
III. Watson Of West Iopsham sold
TO Massachusetts man four year
old horse for 500, and. as the price
testliies, it was fine animal. Its
color was a mahogany bay, and its
weight 1000 pounds.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Mondav
The 4til inst, a son of plummer Blk
by. of Chelsea, was digging and
drawing stone. \ pair of cattle
were hitched to large stone by a
chain, which slipped, when ,he stone
struck an iron bar Will which young
BiXby was lifting the stone. This
caused the bar to strike him on the
under Jaw, breaking that twice, and
cutting an ugly cash in his throat.
lie VIII recover.
The most successful merchants
are those who advertise literally.
and always do by their patrons as
they advertise to do. Mr.. J. X.
Darling Of East Corinth acts upon
this principle, and those who buy Of
him can be sure of a fair bargain.-
He is just now in receipt of a large
stock Of goods for spring and sum.
mcr trade. Those Wishing to pur-
chase will do we'll to call on him.
MINERAL SPRGNGs.-In the town
at Chelsea, there are several springs
the water OF which possess medical
properties. Among these. and prob.
aoIy the most valuable of the lot, is
ono on the farm of Enoch Dickcr.
man. the water of which is said to
be sure cure for piles. that most
Troublesome disease. Mr.. Dicker.
man says the water is free TO all,
ana that he will warrant it to curc
all who are troubled with that dis.
ease.
NUGCIDE.-Mr. Benjamin Bean of
plormont, y. II. committed suicide
ny hanging, on Tuesday morning.
tor%ome months past he had been
III low spirits and was constantly
troubled by fear that he should
lose all his property. and thought
everything about his farm was going
to ruin, He had once before Mt.
tempted to hang himself, but spike
10 which he fastened his rope gave
way. On Tuesday morning he went
To the barn accompanied by one of
MS sons. lie told the boy to 90 to
- neighh9r's for II shovel. and when
ne returned his father was found
hhhglhg on the scailold by pair of
spices his feet touching the floor.
nc was man well off in worldly
goods, and leaves a wife and seven
children.
hooD SHEEP.--G. w. NJ. in the
vermont journal thus speaks of the
uocL Of iona. w. Stevens of East
NoHnth. He says: "W @ have Wis.
n 'Vu other eminent sheep breeders
n WI the Western side of the Green
.'o"htain State, and we feel it our
n uUIy to mention the flock of Mr..
"teNeus, for the benefit of all lovers
VI pu'e'blooded sheep, as his flock
"'e i"iiy up to any we have seen
large, me, even, and well.crinpcd
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