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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-09

Some two weeks ago, Orson Rick
eI's son was mending fence in a
pasture i'll Groton and in getting
over "a log came near stepping upon
bear cub. If the mother of the
cub was there, the boy did not find
it out, for he came away as soon as
he conveniently could. They say
he ''run like all git cout." He came
down to the village and informed
the people, but COffrin, the ex.Sher-
i'll, laughed at him for being fright.
ened, and was not quite willing to
credit the story. The next day
Cotfrin was driving to West Groton,
and came upon bear and cub be
side the road. He had no papers
with him, and the ex-sheriff did
not stop to arrest him. In fact if
the stories are true, he got out his
whip and tried the speed of the old
mare, using his whip, voice and
arms by way of encouraging the
animal to leave that particular 10.
cality. His business at West Grot-
on was urgent. Robert Lackie saw
a bear on Jefferson Hill during Sug.
airing. Il. Moulton, in coming from
saw one recently. Large |
game seems to be on the increase.
Week before last, j. A. Hatch and
johnny Holton saw two decrs on
the Henderson farm in Newbury.-
UNION.
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Masonic.

CHARITY LopGE, No. ~. Regular commu-
uications At Masonic Hall. in Iiardys Building
ON "Wednesday of the week In which the moon
fulls =. 7. Clark, w. Nj j Is, W. Prichar'
Secretary
Mr. Lebanon Il. \. CHAPTER. Meetings at
Masonic Hall on "Wednesday afternoon of the
week in which the moon fuils. :. &. lieaton,
IL p De j. Ii. .lnncs. ScrrclarY.
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bradford Council No. H.

Meetings at Masonic Hall on Wednesday &C
TO rnoon of the week in which the moon fulls
IN the months of September, December, March
and Juur. Daniel ilurlbut, I, |. G NJ; Rev,
/ Rrttun Recorder.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.


METHODIST ErisCor,L CnuRcn. Rev. II,
7 Jones, Pastor. saooa'h services morning
;, IA I'd afternoon at i:lj, and q o'clock.
coxcpvG,rIoSAL CHrRCH. Rev. J. X. vii
liam. Pastor. sabbath Services u, 0:i0 A.:
" and l:lj, aud ho'clock T.. Milne latter
~ the Academy building.l
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H A R D w A R {
Frank B. Davis & Co,
Are still To be ionnd at their Old Stand
ready to sell
CHEAP ron Dash,
all kinds Of
AGRICULTUR'L IMPLEMENTS.

Whittemorcs Lock Rake, Bay State Horse
Rake, Horse Hoes, Cultivators Hay
Forks. Shovels, Spades. Hoes
kollcy's Hand Rakcs, best In the
market, Drag Rakcs, Scythcs.
Grind.Stoncs aud fixtures.
and In short. every hing that Farmer wants
and lme hat he don't.
"BUILDERs s. CARPENTERS "
We have - splendid variety of
LOCKS, KNOBS. LATCHEs. ACORN
Butts, Common Cast Butts, Blind
Fixtures fr flush or outside
Blinds. Gong Bells,
German Window Glass. Plate Glass, ground
plain and figured, &c, SC
The best Stock of Cut Nails to be found in
this vicinity,
TOOLs,-Plancs, iron and wood, Cbisols,
ilrmcr aud framing.
BITS--Cooks, Jennings, Smells, German,
Sc, Sc,
SAWS. Circular Mil, Upright Mill Cross
Cut, Hand, Panel, Back, Pruning, Kcyholc,
Folloe, Web, and Wood Saws.
Carriage Makers and Blacksmiths goods.
'Icssemer Tire Steel and other good brands,
Refined Iron, round, square, fiat, bands and
hoops.
Nail Rods, Norway and Swcdcs.
Dx Shoes, Horse Shoes, Horse Nails Toe Call. |
Bolts, Carriage Tire Sleigh and Sled Shoes, |
Whifielrce, I head, countersunk head. Nal |
bile Castings, Nuts, Washers, Borax, &c.
concord Axlcs, Pitches Springs .--warrantcd |
Give MS call.
FRANK b. DAVIS & co.
Bradford, VT, June }, iS7l.
,. S--Ex,ras for the Walter A. Wood Now
ny Machine.
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I. q. of q. r..

RIVERSIDE Lopez, No. 30. Meetings every
Tne,ia' evening, at Tcmplar's Hall, Shcp-
hprison~ Building. DIR. J. n. Clark W. e. T.;
vs. j. \, Clark, Secretary,
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bradford Scientific As.ocinsi,

Meetings scmi-monthly, ut their rooms in
Harlv Binding. Roswell Falnhan. Pres
dent G. II. Harding Secretary.
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\ school district in the south part
of Bristol has a committee of three.
consisting of q man, his wife and
his daughter. 1t is needless to add
that the daughter is to teach the
school this summer.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-09

Bears are plenty in Rochester this
spring. a correspondent informs
us that there was a hunt a few days
ago, and three bears were seen in
the ring but all escaped. Last Sat
urday the same woods were sur
rounded and one bear was killed.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-09

The Chittendon County Good
Templars Union assembled in Bur-
lington last week. Eleven lodges
were represented, which report
1870 members i'm good standing.
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IBru n ford Brass band.

Music furnished for Fairs. Pcnics Sc, n
ren-ous We rates.
H. Il. CuAsB, Leader.
+. b. DAVIS, Clerk.
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ORANGE.-The flooring of sta.
BILE on which we're nine young heif
ers belonging to James Houghton
gave way few days ago, and three
of the animals were found dead in
the morning hanging by the neck.
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Post T.. 4. Wa~bburn,l q. 4. Il

DEPARTMENT on VERMONT.
+. y. DAVIS. Com'r. r. T.. Gould, Adit.
Meets cverI other Friday.
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Local and State Matters.

ONE MoRE.-By request of many
Of The citizens of Bradford, the
Band will give another Concert at
Town Hall, on Wednesday evening
next, commencing at eight o'clock.
Lovers of music will, of course, see
that they have a full house, Of which
they are highly deserving; and
those who have not heretofore at
tended their Concerts, should not
fail TO do so at that time, and show
their appreciation of good Band
and good music.
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Bradford Village
Mails.

so,,hern Mail closes at 1915 a., IN. Arrives
at ap. NJ
Nor,hern Mail closes at $50 p, IN. Arrives
y" we,tern Mail closes at 800 p. IN. Arrives
at i0a.m.
aa m
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NATIONAL OPINION BRADFORD VERMONT FRIDAY JUNE o 1871

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE. - Scier
tdc Department.-To the member
of the Graduating Glass for 1871
have been assigned the followin,
subjects for thesis each thesis /,
be accompanied by drawings, when
ever they may be Of use In illus
trating the the text.
On the construction Of n Dan
acress the Connecticut River at th,
White River Falls. BENJAMIN Web
Der Andrews, Frycburg, Me.
On the best methods of Vcntila.
ton. VIM, Bruce Douglas, Lock.
port, y. Y.
On the construction of n Canal
from the White River Falls toward
West Lebanon. Shcplcy Wilson
Evans, Fryeburg, Me.
On Architecture as an index of
Civilization. Charles Albert Fair.
banks, Dover, N. II.
On the capabilities of the Water
Power of the White River Falls
Company. Ephraim Gordon, Brent
wood, n. II.
On the U. S. Armory Works at
Springfield, Mass. Charles Gordon
Johnson, So. Hadlcy Falls, Mass.
On the Pneumatic Underground
Railway in New York. Randolph
Warrensburg, n. Y.
On the Copper Mine and Works
at Vcrshire, Vt. John Francis Pratt,
West Hartford, Vt.
On The manufacture and use of
Besscmer Steel. John Francis
Stark, Nashua, n. II.
On the Mt. Washington Railway
Eben Thompson, No. Danville, VT |
On Sea Waves as Motor. Frank
Woodbridge, Newark, o.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-09

Harry Hockenberry had "a narrow
s,%aFe from severe injury. if not
ra'ii, on Tuesday. He was riding
Little Mack" a race horse, on the
','oiord trotting track at full speed,
"eh The horse ran ont of the road,
zp'epped IN a hole and pitched Hook
"'effy oft. His feet caught in the
'"rups, and he was dragged over
'oies' and among stumps, about
~, rods, when the girth of the sad
'' broke and released him. He es-
'Ped with some rather severe cuts
"u bruises in the face and neck.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-09

ARREsTED.-On the night of the
30th man calling his name John
b. Person, from Goshen, Vt, stop
ped at the house of Hopkins Fargo,
in Huntington, with few maps to
sell. In the morning he made q
mistake, left his maps and carried
of Mr.. Fargo's watch and chain.
He was arrested, gave up the prop.
erty and offered SO to settle it i,
they would go to Goshen to get the
mOney.-FREE PRESS.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-09

One j. S. Durant, Of Danville,
imagines himself to have been dam.
aged $4,000 by an article which ap-
peared i'll the Caledonian, recently,
and has sued for that sum. lie will
not get very rich out Of that little
operation.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-09

The st. Johnsbury COrnet band
has been re -organized, and is under
the instruction of Mr.. Hough of
Lebanon.
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PRICE LIST OF FLOUR AND GRAIN
AT ]. ii. HoWE'S MILL

st. Louis Pastry flour from white
wheat. $1,000
White wheat 1our-.-.-.----.------ 900
Spring wheat -four. good. 500
Graham meal 4 cts per H.
Corn, Northern. per bush.---.--.--...L Ito
Western, q" -----------.- 100
ProvendeI rer 100 lbs------------.--. 200
Shorts per 100 lbs. ....--...-----.-.-- LIS
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|, ine four highest mountains in
state rank as follows in feet
i've the level of the sea Mans
~, i2'9; Cancels Hump. 4lSS;
Teak, 367l; Ascutney, 1920.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-09

WY not have an old fashioned
fonrth of July Celebration in Brad
'o'o tins year-Pic Mic, speeches,
s"Seibread, lemonade and all 1t
would be much preferable to horse
|uot.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-09

WAlr,yIfLr FtEE ENGiNE Co. J. c. Stcans
Foreman: Alden stevens Clerk. Meetings on
the gst Thursday of every month.
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Look ut some of the horrors re-
ported this week. Most of them
could have been prevented either
by the most common care or sobrc.
ty. They are all emphatic warn
ings! The murder at st. Adams. the
shooting Mt Rutland, AMI the min.
ing horror in Pennsylvania, are all
tho product of carclessness, de.
bauchery and dissipation, of which
"warningr has always been fire.
quent, But who hceds warnings Z.
Is il of any use to preach upon
these warnings or attempt to i'm.
press them upon the public, when
horror, ruin and death itself will
not prevail Will any one now cease
that exquisite pleasure of swapping
"unloadcd' firearms ut their friends 7
Drink less of the fire kingi win
rich corporations hereafter provide
safety for their workmen Hardly
bit Of il. The frnit OF warnings are
very dim, if indeed they appear at
all, and both press and people arc
already waiting 10. the next batch
of ADMINISTRATIONS TALLs
TINES.
Tire Ithaca Calendar Clocks by
winding once week, will indicate
perpetually with certainty, at a
glance, the hour of the day, the day |
of the week, the day of the month,
the month of the year. These clocks
arc for sale by j. VI. Warden, Brad.
for6, Vt.
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FISK'S PAT. metallic BURIAL CASES

We manufacture orr own Goods. ami thus
saving all cost of trans ooftation, We are able
to give Prices that will defy competition. We
deliver goods an car- ~ this place or Woods
Vile n. H.. matted for shipment free of charge.
Thanking our friends FOR favors in the past
we respectfully invite purchasers 10 call and
sec better goods at LpwLg PACKS.
Wells River Vt Aug. ], $50 lott
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south Oi l'ihneinunS. Inc eXtcrnu
appearance will he similar 10 tina
Of Pinneman's though the finish vii
be finer. The truth is, Frank ha
made up his mind TO build as fine
residence rs there is in town. II
IL able to do il, and will know how
10 en- Joy it, when it is completed
We like To sec Caledonia count,
boys prosper. We should be gla,
il Frank could streach up u little, s,
rs to occupy more room in the larg,
house. II would he matter OF
convenience to us also. We seldom
go to Wells River without spending
u few minutes in conversation Will
Frank, and being naturally avcrso
To the sitting posture, il il quite
annoying to be obliged to sit down
in order to talk with him.
LYNDON UNION.
Bro. Chase evidently feels his
inches, and he is a rather extensive
specimen of the genus homo, resemb.
ling somewhat an ovcrgrown sun.
flower. But on n recent visit of his
to wells River, he was "taken down,
slightly. He generally carries with
him parcel of cards and tacks,
and whenever he sees q conspicuous
place, tacks up his card. He went
into certain store in Wells River,
and seeing before him column sup.
porting the ceiling, which was with.
out ornament in the way of card,
poster or circular, thought it a fine
place to display his advertisement.
and taking ont his card and tacks
he commenced operations by at
tempting to drive tack into the
column. After trying three or four
without success, it began to dawn
upon him that the column was iron,
and as the conviction gradually cy-
tended over his vast proportions. it
was noticed by several persons who
witnessed the operation, that he
settled down into his boots so
that he might even have conversed
with Deming withoW sitting dozen.
CRIMINAL SHOOTING AT RUT. |
LAND.-Frank Richardson, Il bar
tender at the Stevens House in |
was shot in the bowels at !
about 3 o'clock Saturday morning. ,
There are some hopes of his recov.
Try, but the manner in which he
vas shot was one Of the most Grim
nal carclessneSs. 1t appears that
he and Albert Mathews had been
allied up by police alarm and were
together in the Office ofthe
Safes House, during which Math.
ws got out an old pistol which he
ontinued to snap frequently, and
It the same time took great pleas.
ire in pointing it at his friend Rich
rdson because it was not loaded,
nd Furthermore he knew all the
lille it was not loaded, because il
as an old thing and he had PLAYED
18th it in the same way many times
efore. Richardson finally remon- ,
rated with him for pointing it at a
i'm, and while uttering the words
remonstrancc, the old rusty piece
blundcrbuSS, mot supposed to
G loaded,' exploded-perhaps the =.
18th snap-thc ball entering the
odomen of Richardson who stag h
cred and exclaimed, "Albert you y
ave given me my death wound"
e has a wife and two children who
e thus thrown into intense ankle +
=, as to whether the husband and
Their is longer TO be spared to
ZEN. T.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-09

This is the voice Of the people, it's no Party
affair, and if any one happens to get away with
a suit and forgets to pay for it, it's quite easy
to find him his clothes fit hm 50 nicely.
Moral-Dont forget to pay, it's SO small
there isn't but little difference between paving
for them and having them given.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-09

The officers of Charity Lodge L.
y \. NJ. for the ensuing year are as
tujlovs
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
fis at once agreeable.
healthy, and eflectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair as soon restored
to its original color
'r'M The gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hal. is thick
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-09

ened, falling hair checked, d bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the folicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. . Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty scdi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-09

At the Annual Communication of
Jackson Lodge No. 90. +. Il A. NJ,
West Fairlce, VT, held June 1, 1871,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-09

The public schools of Hinesburgh,
have been successfully organized
under the town system. The teach.
ers are to be paid five dollars per
week, providing their own board.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-09

Our village came near being a
victim to a case of spontaneous
combustion last Friday night Mr..
Dutton, clerk in the drug store of
VIM. JoSlyn 81 sous, thO't he dis
covered a smell of fir in the store,
but after a thorough search con.
Guided he must have been mistaken
and Ietirel.-On coming into the
store next morning he felt sure that
he could smell fire, and renewed his
search, and after a time discovered
smoke issuing through the floor of
the back room, where paints and
oils were kept, and on taking up
the floor, which was directly over
an ice cellar, they found the fire in
the sawdust surrounding the ice.
On examining the sawdust, it was
found to be saturated with linseed
oil which had leaked from a barrel
which stood directly over the fire.
Air being entirely excluded was all
that saved large part of the bust,
ness portion of our village. This is
a clear case or spontaneous combus-
ton. Merchants, take warning
BARTON STANDARD.
Mr.. Samuel G. Morse, ore of the
most wealthy men of Westminster,
shot himself through The heart, in
ais door yard, at about 4 o'clock on
he Goth. The cause seems to be
generally conceded by his townsmen
o have been his habits of dissipa.
ion to which he had long been adj.
licted, and which finally affected
lis mind to commit the fatal act.
The public schools of Hinesburgh,
AVE been successfully organized
lnder the town system. The teach.
rs are to be paid five dollars per
,-.ol- ,,rnx-i.lip m tba;r 1880. 1.e1
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Wait.viiic Fire District.

II. X. ANpRoRs, Chief Engineer
J. {. SrEAESs, Clerk.
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Boston Market, June 6. 1871.

Gold-l09s to 1922.
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oiroumstances, throw stumbling block
in theif way, but he did not aud could
NOT san anction q transfer Of all right and
title of the city t&Bo vaIfabl9h prolsrty
e Ias the FUR GtoShds S d bddiidiug5a, ,es-
''pecially in theshanneH in witch isaahad
kant OF law, and the court,the hRi no
doubt would set-nside the conveyannre..-
.s;Alaerman Thompson then introduced
:the following resolution, which was
adapted: elH3Hsl & LJn ~
Resolued. That the City Attorney be
instrnqteaI to report to Council what
steps are necessary to be taken' to re-.
assert tho title OF the city to the Agr:
cultural Fair. Grounds.
Council counted aud destroyed $7o25
Ioity money, aud rcceipted for same to
City. Treasurer.
On motion, Council adjourned.
W. j, ErTEH. City Clerk.
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SPectacles and Surgical operations render
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Many OF our most eminent physicians. ocu.
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!: Impaired Vision; 2. Presbyopia, or Far
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ANY one can use tho Ivory Eye Cups without
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From honest farmers, mech anics and mer-
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country, may be seen at our office.
Under date Of March 20. Hon. Horace Gree
icy; OF the New York Tribune, writes: ~.
BAH, OF our city, is q conscientious and re-
sponsi6le man, who Is incapable OF inten-
Prof. ". Merrioh. of Lexington, KY, wrote
April a, 1869: 'sWithVnt my bpeotacles pen
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Eye Cups thirteen tsys. and. shls morning.
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QUALIFICATION OF TIE PARDoSED!-We
lcnrn that some OF the pardoncd crimi-
nails. the rioters, Of course, exhibited
their appreciation. Of the situation by
bolsterons and unsecmly demonstrations
on last ThRrsday night. Of course they
are rcndy for another fracas, since the
great emancipntor (of convicts) vii!
readily forgive their childish and limo
cent frolics; snch as breaking open doors.
soundly cudgelIing peaceabie men, nnd
threatening to destroy little village
town!-Aarion Crescent
Once moro the old, old story. Miss
Wilkerson, of Salem, ILL.,, was to have
been married last week. Her lover
came from St. Louis with his wedding
suit in his carpet-bag. She took fancy
to see his wedding garments, and he
gratitied her. In the valise nlso was n
pistol. This she carelessly handled; it
was accidentally discharged, and she WAS
killed instantly.
The Dalton (Ga.) Citizen hears, with
ont relying on the report, that terrible
murder had been committed at some
point on the Selma, Rome and Dalton
Railroad. II seems TINT man was at
tackled ny party Of negroes and robbed
OF about 1000. On the discovery of
the deed, suspicion rested on twelve ne
groes, nine Of whom were caught, ac-
cused and hung. having confessed to q
knowledge and participation in the
crime.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Henry Duffis, q
bricklayer, who had bnt short time
since come TO Savannah for work in his
line Of business, was taken auddenly i'll
yesterday and died, evidently from the
effects of the extreme heat The de-
ceased was young man we'll known in
Charleston, whore he has large circle
of friends and relatives.
Savannah Republican.
The horse disease is beginning to Sc
riously interfere with city railway travel
on some OF the lines in New York. The
East Broadway, Third, Sixth and Eighth
Avenue lines, cannot make their regular
trips; while the Fifth Avenue omnibus
line are only running their stages at long
intervals. The University Place and
Ninth Avenue stables, az yet, are unaf-
fected.
A mulatto girl of Raleigh, N. c., died
suddenly on the cars OF the North Caro-
lima Railroad, at Auburn, on Sunday,
while on her way to johnson County to
tonsult an eminent professor in witch.
craft The girl had been complaining
for some time, and her friends pronounce
her 'trioked."
A Philadelphia young lady who sp-
peared at the naval ball, Cape May, on
the Fourth Of July, enjoys the distino.
ton Of having q dress made entirely of
white lace, which was purchased in
Brussels ut a cost of about 81 900. It is
kept in an air-tight case, and the sun.
light is never allowed to I'LL upon it.
DEATH AT TIE FoNr. LA few days ago
a lady WAS called in to inptize colored
infant which was supposed to be dying.
it could DO carried to the
church, -sho directed tho mother to do
so, and at the font. while The rite was
being performed, it died.
Charleston Courier.
On the oath nlt., tho new Masonic
Hall Mt Gross Hill, Laurcns County, was
dedicated by Grand Matter ". X.
Blake.