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Committee same IS GLASS 4.

CLASS A-sd Department-,sheep.
Best back, any breed, & Of his lambssIo 5
5 ewes and Of their lambs ......... 8
8 buck lambs under year. -. ....... 3
5 eve lambs q ........... 2
Committee--Jacob II Hamilton, Frank
Flint, Robert Gatchsil, Wilson Goodwin,
Isaac Mitchell
GLASS A-4th Department Seine.
Best boar Of any kind d..............$I5
SOW Of any kind d..........l.........5 8
i've pigs over 2 and under s months... 3 8
SOW and litter Of pigs, four or over 10 s
Committee Joseph Haru, John Bever,
Thos Ford, Robert Clingan, john Moose,
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! GLASS A-5lh Department-Poaltry

Commlttee--WmF Booth, John UIler, as
Watson, Isaac Hill, Frank Cleveland.
CLASS A-6th Dopatthent--Pl -Plo,0s and
Farming Implements.
Best plou for general purposes .....A
hill side plow. ..sss.......
shovel plow q
cast steel plow
double shovel plow ow.................
g should the committee deem ii me-
cessary, the merits Of the plow will be
decided by trial
tilIeshing machine and cleaner. 8
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VooDsFELD MONROE COUNTY, OHIO TUESDAY july IS 1910

From the st. Clairsville Gazette, 18th inst
Proceedings ON the Unveilfng OF
the Statue Of ThOs. III. Genin,
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CLASS D-sth Department.

GLASS Eth Department Domestic
Manufactures.
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AT a meeting of the Belmont County
Bar, On Wednesday, June 90, on motion,
Gen james Weir was chosen Chairman,
aud j. b. Campbell, Secretary.
At the request of the President, Judge
d. D. L. Cowcn stated the object of the
meeting to be the making arrangements
for the proper ceremonies upon the IN.
yelling Of the marble statue Of DUR late
friend and brother, Tnos. Ii. GEN1N, Esq,
decd.
On motion,it was agreed that tie mem
bers of the Bar and officers Of the Court
would repair to the Cemetery at
O'clock this evening, and unveil the stat
ue with appropriate ceremonies.
On motion, Il. 4. Chambers, Ross ]
Alexander and Alexis Cope, Esqs., were
appointed committee of arrangements,
with instructions, also, to report appro-
pirate resolutions, expressive of the SEN
timent and feelings of the members.
The committee of arrangements made
their report as follows:
Your committee beg leave to submit
the following report: q
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CLASS Eth Department.

Committee--Wm Hunter, 81, Miss Mary
Boyd, Miss Mary Ebersold, Miss Lucy Rogers,
Miss Matte Looman.
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CLASS G-lst Department.
FIRST DAY.
Fastest horse, mare or gelding under years
old. to go as .hey please, best 2 in 8. Eve
rounds to the heat
Committee DR.. Way, Johl Williamson.
A O Danford, Hughes Mann, DR. Mason, Jere
Witten,
rT. ACc II T., n.rnrt,,ant
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Joseph B Algeo, Abram Mann, John Kerr,
Glass Bid Department.
Best shoEt horn bull Of any sge. s25
Committee- as class A,
CLASS CID Department 0ren.
Best yoke oxen over years old. ......s5 3
yoke oxen under 4 and over years s
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THIRD DAY.

CLASS 1--1sl Department jacks and
Mules.
Best Jack over 8 years old ............$5 8
Committee Edward okey, z A Lamping,
VIM @ Mann,
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To the team that win plow one-fourth Of an
acre, in the shortest time, in the best and
most workmanlike manner, $40. I'd S.
The committee are requested to state the
particular advantage in each performances
which entities it to premium; also the inn
perfections OF the different performances.
To taka place on the second day of the Fair.
Committee--Hugh Dimes, Michael Hoffman.
Edward Norris.
A. B.; COVERT, Pres
Al PEARsoN. Sec.
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greatest variety Of cereals, fruits, veg
etables, add other form products mot
less than 90 articles les..............l5
Committee-LeandsrR Rddy David Stephens,
Samuel Latta.
CLASS K--6.h Department. Vegetables
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LIST OF AGENTS.

TlTUSvILI.R, CHURCH RUN AND yICINI.
TY-STkPHEN ..O0F. Office, Hamltonis (iDnr
s'orc, addrsss Tftusville, Pa. Assistant John Van
Scrivcr. ''
TirUsvILLE. CHURCH RUN AND vIcrNr.
TY-H n THOMAS. Once and address. Mar.
sion House. 1itusvilie, Ia. '''"'
SIlAMRURG AND vlCINlTY-CEORGE JR.
I'm. Once, shamburg; residence, Titusvilie, ia.
Assistant. A A. West. :"
ENTERPRISE ITEAS WILLIE RraN
FARM ANU PirHCLE e ". VAN
vLiEr. Once and address. Cnas. House. pIeas'
aniyille. Assistant, II. @. II untinrton. ''''
TipIOUT AND WEST ELECTROMAGNETIC
CLARK. Office and address, nxn, css Office TYd;
QUITE. Pa Assistant, r. q. ua.risiev N'
PETROLEUM UENTRE DesrS' ATn VICINITY
LEVI MASON once and addre.s. % i Petroleum Cen
tire. Pa Assistant, Charles Blackford WI
TARR AND Hood "a ms ."S o,-
on Oil Creek and Cherry Run from s,.u nsuict lying
McClntocky yille-JA ANEstSAtrNDERsy sam nI to
Charles =. Coshran and William Hov, n oauhders'
McSLiStnCkviiAE, OIL CRY AND RENO
A.s;.,s,w wssr address, OIL City or Reno, Pa
s"ANtLIN, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY r1v
EnGn MiLBkt Ofiiec aud address. Prank,,n p,
, nn.nG"Ass, PUsTEk Farm N PAIKEw,S
nNNm.N''-kicHARD W. RHDPIELD' Ofice
.a S%ons, Srrnl'.Tass, Pa Assistant, N W Por
s,nssu, aodr.s, Emlentnp, va.
cr..f .f.Ih1iNlA-C. n. ANGEL. and T. r
s"S Adnses.. farkels shIrg. Wet Virginia
hoocrs PctTote. ma rorpeLo 1o.
msy-cly
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CAUTION,

The public L. cautioned against employing anv
~. since the Roberts Patent cover the use of the
TorpeiO and all explosive materials for oil wells
and the nee Of such materials ny other parties IL
xtreCt infringement of their riglIts Any nsrtj.s T.,
ffiuging any of the ROBERTS PATENTS will ~, ~,
dselt with according to law, aud a. acting wiiifuliv
and knowingly In defiance Of law and the decisuns
Of the COurts N>~''""e
The Company have re organized their busincss
with view to accommodate on Men in every nar
Of the OF Kegion. They have employed The most most
efccnt Agents and Assistants that can be procured
date sf patents together with tho price of The Tor
pedO, and signed by an Ofiosr Of the Company. so
every Operator wishing a Torpedo pmy Know ia
price and whether It capc from our o:,ntce. '''
Operators will confer favor by reporting In this
Once any negligence Of Agents. '''
Ths following named persons have becn appoint
VI rsnnsylvania and West Virginia.
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l LLE0HENY vALLEYR.R

A LLEOHENY VALLEY
New line 10 Buf1alo through the OIL Regions.
JUNE 9, 1870.
oOjN0 sOrr1-
on Chy. Franklin. Parkes's. ar. httsg
Mail. go N ass o n 1880 p m 6Opm
Lay Exp, 2Wpn 2Ss pm 435 pm S0pm
Night Ex, 90 p IN zoos m 1,W n sWan
lftisbnTs r~ksr's. Franklin. M q. City
Day Exp. 40 10 l1.l6an 1,HPm fDpn
Way Pas'r9.p m AS n S,3pm ir5pm
Night Ex, 9,O p m $40 - 5,5Oam &0sm
SILVER PALACE bLIEPING CARS on Night
Express trains both ways between ihsburgh and
J.J. LAWRENCE, G., sps
1'HOs n. RING, AssI Sups.
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OS and aSter nesday, May soth, 1870 N, t,..
On ne PhilsdelIhia 3 Irie Railroad viii mn =
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Advrtislng Medium. .

inc hhCoRD has no superior, as It circuIatcs
wherever an OH Operator or Dealer can bs fouuds
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Thanking our friends for their liberal patronage
10 continuance. March 1'tf.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05

The President and managers of
the Home for Destitute Children, in
Burlington, VT, gratefully acknowl-
edge the following subscriptions to
the Permanent Fund, for the benefit
of the institution, from Fairlee, VT,
through Miss Almira =. Paine:
Mr.. George a Morey & wife SO /;
Rev. S. Mckee & wife, A. II. Gil
more & wife, 50 each; Mrs. a. S.
Kibbey, VIM. II. Kibbey, John
Stratton, S. l.. Granger & wife, j.
ID. Pierce & wife, 81 each ; Mrs. NJ.
Rugg and Mrs. g. Baldwin, 121 cts.
each. Also, Mrs. A. ii. Farr, OF
Thetford, VT, 81.
SARAH G. COLE,
Cor. Sec.
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Es.isS

In bradford, July 20 NJ the tcsldcncc of j.
4. Hardy. Mrs, Sarah johnson, rolict Of the
late Dco. Oliver Hardy, aged 81 yrs, months
aud 10 days. "Blcsscd are the dead WHO die
IN the Lord"
At tie L. $. Hotel, Ncwhurg, ~ V" July y
Lieut. james Il. Wilson. of the L 5. Army
aud grandson of the late James Wilson ESQ,
of this place, aged q years. months aud %
days, His remains were taken to Highland
Enlls for inicrmnnt.
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Newspaper
Advertising

A Book of l25 closely printed pages, lately
issued, contains list of the best American
Advertising Mediums giving the names circu
iations and full particulars concerning the
leading Daily and Weekly Political and FAM
ly Newspapers, together with all those having
large circulations, published in the interest of
Religion, Agriculture, Literature, &c., &c
Every Advertiser, and every person who con
templates becoming such, will find this book
of great valve. Mailed free toany address on
receipt of fifteen cent?. GEO. +. ROWELL
g. CO.. Publishers, No 40 Park Row, n York.
The Pittsburg tPa.l Leader, in its issue of
May %, 1870 says "rhe firm of q, =. Rowcll
& Co, which issues this interesting and valu
able book, is the largest and best Advertising
Agency in the United States, and We can cheer
fully recommend it to the attention of those
who desire to advertise their business Sc,cHGf-
Guilty and systematically in such way that is
50 to secure the largest amount of pui city for
the least expenditure of money.
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IRoN IN TirE Bloop, When the blood Is
well supplied with it, IRON clcmcu'. We feel
ycorou, aud iull OF animation II i, an in.
,unicicuey of this vital element that makes
u, feel veal, aud low .putcd. 100 such eases,
the Peruvian Syrup "a protoNtdc of ironl can
supply this deficiency, and its list viii tmNiE-
crate rs wonderfully
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ReIixiOus Societies.

trttgoDIsr EPIsCorsL CHURCH. Rev. L.
r. .bo, r. stor Sabbath services-morning
rtti. sftcrnoon at Ills, and o'clock.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Rev. j. X. VIII
-stus Pa stor Sabbath Services at HOO A.
n and l:I5. and . O'Clock F. M.-tThe latter
.. DE Aeadcmy building.l
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VT. CONFERENCE SEMINARY
Nine persons graduated at the VT
Conference Seminary--lour gentle
men and five ladies'. i. l.. Clark of
Gyoton VI, aud Austin q. Spoor Of
Montpelier enter Wesleyan Uni.
vcrsity; and Ellory 4. Baldwin of
Coventry, and Thomas Macombcr
of Grand Isle enter Amherst Col.
lcgc. Previous to the graduating
exercises the corner stone of the
new Seminary building was laid,
and appropriate addresses were
made 10y Hon. G. w. Willard and
Rev. Mr.. Parker, missionary to
India. The Seminary building is
to be three stories high, with Il
French roof, and Is expected to be
completed within the year. Prof.
Chester has been compelled to re.
sign his position as Principal OF
the school by ih.hcalth. His sue.
ccssor has not yet been selected.
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rfNllE subscribers, having hcou appointed bN
i the Honorable Probate Court Tot tie Dis.
tiict Of bradford. Commissioners 10 receive,
examine and adjust all claims aud demands
Of all persons, against tli" estate Of sarah l.
Bailey, late Of Npwbuy ~ said District, de
ceased represented insulNcnt, and the term
ol Six months from the fourth day day uf
March lsiO, being allowed 10y said Count ~
the creditors ct said d,,oased. to cNdhit aud
prove their respective claims before us. Give
notice that We Wilidfttnd tu the dutio. Of our
appointment 1T m. dwelling hUuse Of David
T. Henderson Ia Ncvbuil, m said District. On
Thursday tho ht.t day Of September nest, NJ
ton uuluc, Ia the lutHunun at snid duy.
AN. III hCll, I tpmnis-
HENRY WllllCllER / ,iuncis.
NcVburv. VI. March 20, \, y 1870.
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This section was visited with refreshing
showers last Friday and saturday, and again
on Wednesday night This is the first rain
of any consequence since tho first weeks IL
june. 1t is thought that grain will not aver
age more than half a crop in this section.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05

The circulars announcing the
program of the temperance picnic
at Lyndonville Grove, the 18th of
August. have been issued, from
which we see that there are adver-
tised as speakers, Hon. Geo. w.
Grandey of Nergennes; Revs. l..
ID. Barrows, of n. II. c. w, Cush-
ing, of Mass. II. b. Fisk, j b.
Tasker, NJ. Powers, J. b. Robinson,
Spencer, |. McAnn, Col. AXtell and
Z. w. Parker. of VI. Music will be
furnished by the Harrngtons, and
the Bradford Brass Band. Each
party will provide his own refresh
mcnts, and everybody is invited.
The railroad will carry fer fare one
way. Trains arrive at Lyndonville
at . and l1.30 A. NJ, and leave for
the north and south at ). p. VI.
The object of the picnic is to give
new impetus to the temperance
cause, rescue the fallen, and to rear
a stronger safe guard around the
youth.
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PATE NJ rs

Inventors who wish TO take ont Letters Pa
tent are advised to counsel with MUM q
Co.. editors of the Scientific american. who
have prosecuted claims before the Patent Of
nee for over Twenty Years, Their American
aud European Patent Agency il the most cx-
tensive in the world. Charges less than any
other reliable agency. pamphlet contain
ins full instructions toinvcntors j. sent gratis
MUM a. co. 81 Park Row. New York
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Gn,ur South-Mail Tram leaves Bradford
,le.t5 4. NJ; Express, l2.l6 A NJ; Freight,
..45I N Stock MondaysJ ?5'
limo yurtb-Mail Train leaves Bradford at
l57 p n; Express. 9.G; Freight, 9.35 AN
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4, q. orc. II.

Hr..usIpI Lopez No. 90 Meetings every
..-fsy evening. at Templa'S Hall, Shcp
,u's Building G. L. Butler, W. {. T.;
rpty, Secretary.
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Rcme's Pain Killing Magic oil Is very
kind Of pain, aguc IN the iaec ud jaws, nou
mlgiu, spinal irritation, headache, aud lame
ness. hrrtrcs commissions and ,pralus.
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Bradford Village


soa,l .rn mail closes at 1918 A. NJ. arrives
3.oJ p. ..o.
Northern mail closes at 2:3O p. NJ; arrives
VI. t.rn mail closes at 3 p NJ. arrives at 10
q a..
rastnn mail closes at 1901 arrives at
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sgrndford Council No. II.

N'ec:iu - at Masonic Hall on Wednesday af
ella8u If the week i'll which the moon iulis
% t.a months of September, December: March
and june. Daniel Iiurlbut, I. |. e NJ; Rev
j Bs.tll, Recorder.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05

During the past week u compc>
tent engineer has been making pre-
llmluary surveys, preparatory TO a
locating and working survey of the
Montpelier X Wells River Railroad
from tie depot in this village, south
caStcrly for some few miles. These
surveys indicate that the road Will
be finally located on the Montpelier
side of the river, crossing Main st
near }. W. Clark's carnage manu-
factory and running through nearly
the centre of the Hubbard meadow,
and striking across the Barre road
just beyond W. b. llubbards farm
barn. Freeman.
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Iac gentleman who ''threw down
Ha love- to us the other day, is
ned that the pair are lying upon
able, and when he wants them
win please call for them.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05

ihp Conn. x Pass. X. X. have de
laI their usual semi annual dNl-
. Of 3 per cent. payable Aug. >.
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Ssra Il ford Brass band.

ae furnished for Fairs, licujcS &c, AT
sag.hlc rates.
II. b. CHASE, Leader.
DAVIS, Clerk
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l4c town OF RoXbury has pur-
a ed safe for the Town Clerks
nee. The cost was S21l.- EX.
hat reminds us that Bradford
lat 70 do likewise. Our town
ords might ali be lost in case OF
Ere, and when it is too late people
81. wish they had used proper pre-.
tion.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05

.ARNET.-AleX. Cassidy, while at
ll, for 4. Il. Norris on Tuesday
asst week, broke his leg. This is
third time he has broken the
ne limb, within three years.
Josiah $. kcncrson of Peacham,
ale at the depot at Barnet, on
saturday p. NJ, dislocated his
BOULDER again. This is the sixth
ne he has met with the same ac
lieut. within a few years, having
oxen the ligamcnts some six years
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Fire Department..

v-+.I-yILLE FIRE ENGINE Co. j. c. Stcarns
s. rcm.u3 Alden Stevens Clerk. Meetings on
.a tr.t Thursday of every month.
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"c are requested to give notice
there will be an JGiVerSallst
letting at Town Hall, on Sunday,
:. Rev. Il. NJ. TilsotSon, of
Leicester, \. H., will preach.
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n. Il. Wa.hburu. d. n. r.,

DEPARTMENT OF VERMONT.
uham. Comr. II. W. COBB, Ault.
FIRST and Third Friday each month.
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c. Z. Clark i, building an addition on to the
rear of his store building.
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l'rRE.-A barn belonging to Gil
AN Tarbcll, and building owned
Samuel Howard, at Randolph
eutre, were consumed 10y fire on
I'd, 22d ult. The losses include II
anSiderablc amount of hay and
ain, farming tools, wagons, sleighs
e. The property was insured to
thin 500 of the amount of the
HSS
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Masonic.

Cr4PlTY LODGE. No. 49, Regular commu-
.te,.isns at Masonic Hall, in iiardy's Building
,u Wednesday of the week in which tile moon
ais T. CLARK, w. NJ; j b. w. Prichard
-ecrctarr
MT LEBANON Il. 4. CHAPTER. Meetings at
tfa .ouia Hall ON "Wednesday afternoon OF the
>,eb IN which the moon fulls. ). q. Heaton,
!. T.: DR.. j. ii. Jones, Secretary.
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Eight tons of cheese were shipp-
ed from the llincsburg factory, on
Saturday, July 23d.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05

\ fire broke out in a tenement
house i'll Colebrooke, \. H., on the
-, and was not checked till almost
the entire business part Of the tow II
was destroyed, and sixteen families
were rendered housclesS. This is a
heavy blow to Colbrooke, one of
the most thriving villages in North
crn \. IL. The fire is supposed to
have taken from a stovepipe or
carelcssncsS with matches.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05

The Post Offices ut Barton, Enos.
burg Falls, Mclndoes Falls, Middle.
town Springs, Newport, Peacham,
Pcrkinsyillc, stowe, Swanton and
Wa,slicld have been made money
order Offices.
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An extra train will be run on the


Passumpsic railroad to bring dele
gates from the District Convention,
which is to be held at White River
junction on Wednesday of next
week. This road will carry for
halffare, and it is hoped that the
Convention will be well attended
from this section.
The ingalls, tannery, just south OF
Lyndon Centre, caught fire on the
afternoon of the 9th ult., from
sparks from the engine falling upon
the roof, and was entirely consumed.
The house was saved with difficulty.
Insured for $1,000. Charles Ingalls,
had sold these premises to a Mr..
Gorham.
The holders of the old "first mort
gage sevensn of the Rutland and
Burlington Railroad are receiving,
by order Of Court, compound back
coupon interest. amounting to 40
per centum, which together with the
face of the original bonds (once
down as low as those of the Il. ii.
and E. amounts to $40 per centum
equal to S2400 for every $1,000 bond
paid by the new corporation.
RACES AT THE BRADFORD TRoTTING PARK
On Thursla of last week several races came
off at the Bradford trotting Park, as previous
ly advertised.
The first race was for purse of $50, open to
horses that never beat minutes
job IIobson entered Dutch Girl W. H..
Martin Frcnchman, and Harry Iockcnbcrry
Plowboy Plowloy won in three straight
heats Dutch Girl I'd, Time 2.j2. 2.57, 2jl
Tho second race was for purse Of $50, ope Il
to gcntlemcn's driving horses, never >pccded
to track, driven to road wagon.
DR.. J, II Jones entered Miss Draper, F b.
Davi, entered Billy Boy, Geo. Wigging, Mi p
ME, and john buchanan, Nevermind. NeV-
crnind won in two heats Minnie 3D. Billy
Boy 3d Miss Draper withdrawn after lst heat.
Time, 3.I2, 3.ll
The third race was for purse of So open
to all horses in or ont Of the State.
Harry lIockcuberry entered Black Girl, II.
Iolton, Jerry Boy John Curicr, Red Cloud.
{ The following is the summary
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David NJ. Clement of east LNn-
don, cntccd a four-years old daugh-
ter of Loren Fisher into a piece of
woods near Fishers house ON Sun
day last, and attempted an outrage
upon her person. He was seen
creeping into the bush by hoy i'll
the neighborhood, who told the
Fishers, when Clement was follow
ed and arrested while attempting
his Nillainy. The girl was not II.
iurcd. Clement had his oXamina.
ton on Monday, in default of 80,
600 bonds, was committed to .1il III
! this place. After his arrest, the
! WeckscS visited Clements house,
and found in the attic some over
twenty meal bags, and a quantity
/ of hay and manure forks belonging
to them. Clement is As years old,
and has wife and daughter. Gle
mcnt is fair representative OF Il
set of drunken, thieving, lewd iel-
lows. who have infested the east
part of Lyndon for many years.
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Joseph Smith, ESp's Estate.
rl,llE Subscribers having brcu appointed 10y
! the Honorable Probate Court for the
District of Bradford. tenlmi-siuucrsto receive
eNum,ur. aud aUiut all claims aud demands
Of al pprs iua. against the estate ot Joseph
smith lsp, lUtrui NrNburv, ~ SAID District
ul .iN mouth. from the 18th day Of june $50,
hciu, allowed o., said count ~ the creditors
uf said decreased, ~ thibit aud prove ihtit
respective claimr hrlote usj give notice, thai
Wc viii attend ~ the dutlr, OF our nruuiht
mcnt ~ the dwelling house of y j, smith ~
N,Wbury. IN said district. on the l}th day Of
December next. at ten o'clock IN the forenoon
i 4. CHAMBERLAIN, I Commits.
W w liROtk, souet..
ScVbuly, July Is, ls'n 'Wj'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05

The examination of Conductors
rnes and Shattuck, and engineer
rant, held Mt West Lebanon ON
Ncdncsday, resulted in the dis
large of Barnes and the holding Of
lattuck and GraLt, each under
.nds to the amount of $1,000, to
ppcar before the Supreme Court.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05

The Conn. 4 Pass. Rivers Il. H..
u continue their excursions TO
Montreal and Quebec, at reduced
are until August ~.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05

The officers of Riverside Lodge No. 90, of
bradford for the current quarter are as fol