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Tho vandalism Of the Commune.

There Is scarcely anything less crcdi'
table to human nature than the senseless
animal impulse which sometimes makes
men wrGak their fury On inaDimate OBJ
jects. Paris furnished nm exhibition .!
the kind when Sedan overthrow thr Ma.
poleonic idol before which her trivial.
minded throngs had long bowed down.
Statues, bnsts, images, slgns-everything
that bore the likeness Of LOUIS NAPOLEON,
OF the insignia of the Empire, was deiaced
or destroyed by the iHconstant rabble.
The same inConstant, fanatic mob, who
have ridden Paris like a hOrrid nightmare
ever since the German evacuation, who
have already wrought irreparable damage
TO the city, and appear capable of signal
izing their own overthrow with It's utter
destruCtion-have just given another and
most memorable exhibition Of their sense.
less fury. .......
The Column Nendome, which has been
torn down IN appease u maniacal fury
against every remnant or reminder Of
monarchy, was erected in the proudest
days Of France, when under the First Ma.
poleon she WAS debating to nearly all
Europe and parcclling out kingdoms and
prineipalities rs II they were but "the 1T.
ular diguitaries Of tue chess board" 1t
was erected TO commemorate NapOlCOn's
wonderful campaign Of 1905, whose glO-
ries were crowned at Austrrlii2 by the
overthrow nj the allied arms Of Russia and
Austria. Twelve hundred pieces Of cannon
taken from the allied armies furnished the
metal Tor the bronze portions Of the
monument, which was surmOuntcd by n
statue of the first Emperor The col.
umn, which was Of the DOriC order, was
1855 feet in height, with shaft IL feet In
diameter It was built Of stone, covered
will bas rGlieii In bronze, representing
the victories Of the armies OF France. 1t
was magnificent work OF Art, to say
nothing Of It's historic value and interest
We suppose il the Communist rabblc
had any purpose in the destruction Of this
monument, more ineligible than the
qualification of mere wanton impulse to
destroy, 1t was to show their detestatOn
ofthe form of government under which
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TXTEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY
w Circuit Court. Mays 1871.
AlOnEO Child

The object OF this suit Ia TO enforce the lien Of
a Judgment upon the real estate Of the defendant,
Sherfard Clemens, In Ohio county. West Virgin.
Ia that Ia to say, part OF lot l2i In Noah Zane's
addition to tho city Of Wheeling, and all the
III in the came addition to said city. The said
Judgment ia in favor OF the said AlOnzo Child rS.
Sherrard Clemens for g.. obtained at the Sep
tember term, 1867. Of the Circuit Court for Mar.
shall county, West Virginia, and II appearing
from an AFFIDAVIT filed 10 this canse that Sherrard
Clemens Il not resident oil the State Of West
Virginia, on motion Of the plaintiff by his Attor.
ncy 1t Ia ordered that said Sherrard Clemens do
appear here within one month rom the date Of
the first publication Of this order and do what IA
necessary to protect his interest herein.
Ttstc, SAMUEL B. MCCOLLOCH, Clerk.
DAN'L Peer, ". ?. HuRBARD, Atty's for Pl'R
myth
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received by tho Committed on Water Works
untIl one O'Clock Thursday, May Is, ISL, nT
making about 300 feet Of l9.inCh Water Pins
They are 10 bGll.l6 Of an inch thick, With ali ill.,
necessary branches 10 Join with Pipes running al
right angles and TO all Fire Plugs that may be
ordered by the committee or person having the
chArRSOr Supehntendence. And also stop cocks,
l2.inch, for the pipes, TO be- cast or moulded in
dry sand and In u perpendicular position and
made Of good dark grey iron, 40 that 1t can be
easily drilled. Kach pipe piece to be u feet
inches with bold and TO weigh not Ices than -
pounds and not more than - pounds, tho cast
ings and pipes to bG delivered on the street where
the pipes are needed at such times as ordered
The work Of making same TO commence making
by hrstd day Of June and deliver llfly pipes week
TIL completed; the pipes TO be tested at 25O lbs
pressure at the cost Of the maker Payment 10
be cash Tor all the above work; contractors to
give good security for the nllAllment OF the con.
tract, and the bids To be approved by Council.
Bids will DO endorsed PROPOSALS for Water Pipes
and Stop Cocks, &C., aud to bC lef with ihoC iy
Clerk.
myii A. WILSON.
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CATTLE DIsEAsE.-A cattle disease that
threatens to prove fatal has recently bro.
ken out near MOrristown. About dozen
head have been lost in the tirst onset of
the new plague. The symptoms are sud.
den swelling, with considerable pain, the
animal being taken oil It's feet u short time
after the attaCk.-BIrneSeilh Enterpri1e.
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Wants.
WAN T q d.
General Notices.

NoTICE.-ALL BILLS AGAINST
IN the Chlldfen's Home will b. presented Al
the p" Home" on the SATURDAY previous to me
second TUESDAY OF each month, and payment on
such billa will be made on the following WED
SEsDAY, at the Home. between the honrs Of 9
and Ran. Mas. WIN, T. BUTLER,
Treasurer Board Of Managers
WHEELING, May 18th, ISL myl5
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RAILROAD MEETNGs.-we trust the
Railroad Meetings announced in orr col.
umns this morning will be largely attend
ed. The question involved is one TINT
affects all classes, those who don't pay
much taxes ~ well rs those who do; and
we hope all who can will come ont and
hear the question discussed in all its bear
inps
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HULTsLANDER.- Wednesday morning,
Martins Ferry, OHIO Mr., WN HULTsLASDER
The funeral services will DO held at the Mar.
tins Ferry NJ. K. Church this afternoon at 4
O'Clock. Friends Of the family are respectfully
invited
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MO MORE FOoL,TRAPs!

This Is the cry Of Thousands who have had their
hcads poisoned and their hair ruined by the LEAn
and SULPHUR denominations with which Epecula.
tors have sought to supercOde ,,ut, whOissoDre
and EtItSci Dye.
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
has had ltS sales donbled by these neiariOu1 at.
tompts at competition From every State, coun.
ty, city, and township In the Union orders Tor
this Standard Dye arc continually pouring In.
II NEVER MISSES FIRE.
but always produces the shade desired, and IL
dressing to use after dyelng the hair, 10
CRIsTADoRo'S HAIR PRESERVATIVR
WyG
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SMITHS WHEELING BREWERY


Aner u thorough renovation OF my old estab
IlshgI Brewery, late In possession OF Messra
Reilly, Barnes i Hobbs, have again resumed
my old business OF Brewing and mailing, and
with the aid Of my old operatives, hope TO
produce such quality Of Kennett, Champagne
and Fresh Ale asl formerly made.
will DO prepared to supply my friends and the
public with Fresh Ale this week, but would Ad
Wise any wanting Stock AlOOr Porter TO apply 10
my predecessors, Mcssrs Reilly Barnes & Hobbs
being convinced that thOy can supply them \
good article.
/ wish also to intimate chat have no cause or
disposition to Interfere with the iutereAts OF my
three old friends and operatives NJ the Raglr
Brewery, yet will endeaVOr 10 DO pFepar, d 10 sHp
ply all demands for Ale, such as formerly pro.
duced.
mys ..-..-. ~ GEO. W, SMITH.
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SENATOR CAMERoN's first official inter.
view on the treaty Is thus noted in Wash.
ington: "Tho four Commissioners were
developed in their grandeur with the
soverelgns OF Europe figuring as arbitrn.
tors for the settlement oil American
claims Amer this work had been done,
one of the parties said We'll, General,
| hope we have been able to make clear
the important points, and to convey our
impressions to your mindE Oh, yes, re.
piled Cameron; j understand the treaty
pretty well, and it ia excellent in every
respect but one ! do not quito see, II you
agree to pay the Alabama claims, why
the claims Of other States are lett out.
This perplexing suggestion closed the
conference
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posToFFiCE ROBBER ARREsTED.-YGs.
terday afternoon u man calling himself
Franklin Pierce was brought before Com.
missioner Halliday for examination,
charged with being the person who some
three weeks since robbed the Wilmington
and Circlevllle PostOfTlce. Pierce was ar.
rested at Wheeling by Detective Baldwin
Of the Postotllcc Department, and Il Quan.
tity OF stamps were thund on his person,
which were identified by the Postmaster
at Wilmington as being those taken from
his office. Commissioner Halliday com.
mitted the prisoner to jail in dehult Of
5000 bail.-CinciBndi TimcSdnd Chron.
ich.
This evidently refers 10 the fellow nr.
rested here last Thursday night who call.
ed himself FRANKLIN W. Prince. He
was arrested by Sergeant CoNAST at the
instance Of Postmaster RAwLiNG, Of this
city. The latter telegraphed Baldwin, who
directed that PRlNCE be held til Wcdnes.
day (l7th) but Mr.. RAwLISa not choosing
to wait on Mr. BALDwIN's movements,
sent PRiHCR to Cincinnati In charge Of
Deputy Marshal lIosTwiCK, Of that city.
Mr.. BALDWIN had nothing to do with the
arrest.
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I9i NILN ST. MsnOsrE BLOCK, Wheeling, ", Va,
Commencing on TUESDAY. May 0.

large consignment Of Foreign aud Domestic
Dry Goods, consisting OF West Of England, French
and German broad and narrow Wooden Cloths, oil
shades aud colors, French, English and Scotch
Fancy Tweeds and Cassineres, Fur.back Mos
COW and Esquimaux Beavers, ChlnChillas, Vest.
ings, ClOAkings, 6n; also Scotch, French and
German Paisley, Cashmere, Queensland and other
fashionable and desirable ShAwls. DREss GOODs
In great variety, such aE heavy black and colOred
Silks, Saline, Irish and Lyons POplins, Atwood
MerlnOs, Doalnes, Satin Cloths. SCrgrS; elegant
imported Plaids, Empress Cloths, &C., &c. 4
very rich and rare assortment OF LyOns Six Vel.
vets, Nrlyeteens. and nne Silk Plnsh Snitlngs,
Prints, BleaChed aud unbleaChed Mnslins, from
To yards wide. A large line Of English and
American Blankets, FlanHela, Ladies', Gents
and ChIldren's Hosiery, Gloves, sc, together
with very choice aud well selected stock Of
Velvet, Brussels, Klddcrninstsr, Tapestry and
Ingram CarpetIng, House Rugs, DNmask and
Nottingham Lace Curtains, Table and other Lin.
ems, &c. from medium TO finest imported, and
variety ri other goods too numerous To mention.
Sale 10 continue from day 10 day until the. en-
tire stock Ia disposed o. The whole to be sold
without reserve In lots to suit all, ron CASH.
Sales 10 commence Al l0A. w., and 4 past Pm.
my8d4w
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THE Jackson property at Clarksbnrg,
near the depot, was sold out in lots last
week, and yielded a total of $lO,53o. The
highest price paid for a lot was $500, the
lowest 500
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pATCHELORs HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye IL the bs1 IL he World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, and lnstAntane-
Gus. No disappointment. No RldcnlOus Z ints,
or Unpleasant Odor. The genuine W. A. Batch.
elor's Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY a
splendid Black or Natural Brown. Does not
stain the skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, soft
and Beautiful. The only safe and perfect Dye.
Sold BY all Druggists. Factory ~ Bond street,
New York ian9IeOdAw
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West Virginia Of, Storage, Commission and
Transportation Company,
re-
West Virginia Mining ind Manufacturing Com.
pAny,s a.
ThG object Of this Rnit Ia TO compel the stock.
holders Of the West Virginia Mining and Manu-.
featuring Company who have not paid up their
stock In full to make such pay nentB. and TO com.
pei the stockholders OF said Wet Virginia Min.
Ing and Manufacturing Company to refund oil di.
yldend received By them BY which the capital
stock Of the said West Virginia Mlulng and Man.
nhClurinR Company was diminished, and par.
tculary 10 refund a dividend Of three per cent
declared on or about August 81, 1866 and 10 com.
pei those who were directors at tho time such d.
vldends and particularly such dividend Of Au
glst u, 1866 wnB declared, TO pay IN amount
equal TO said dividend the amounts so paid and
refunded to be applied towards the satisfaction
Of a Judgment Ut law ARainst the said West Vlr.
ginia Mining and Manufacturing Company recOV.
cred for the use Of said complainant gu the law
side Of thla Court at December term, 1863 for
$iOG2 49, interest and cost, md toward the salts.
faction " the claims NJ all other creditors who
may come In and Contribute TO the expense Of
this suit. And II appearing from an affidavit lled
In thiG cause that w. K. LinbergGr, william Nc.
COnAughey, W. Turner, Joseph d. Tingle and
John Cork arc not residents Of the State Of West
Virginia, on motion OF the plaintiff by lts httor.
ney II Ia ordered that they do appear here within
one month from the date Of the first publication
Of this order and do what Ia necessary to protect
TGsie, SAM'L D. McCOLL.OCit. Clerk.
]. r. ROGERs, DAN'L PECK, W. =. HUBBARD,
Attorneys my4Th
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SATuRDAY, Jnne 10, lei.

beginning at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ, the following de.
ecflbed real estate, situate IN the city Of Wheel.
more or less, OF lot numbered one hundred and
lightweight Usel on the cast side Of Chapline
street. In Centre Wheeling, running back Ofeven
width to an alley. with the buildings and I'm.
prOvements thereto belonging.
TERAs or SALR-One.thlfd OF the purchase
money and such further sum IA the purchaser
shall elect, In hand, the residue In two equal In.
stAllmenta IN nine and eighteen months respcc.
lively, with interest from day.of sale, the pur.
chaser giving bond with approved security for
WIN. p. HUBBARD,
myth Special Commissioner.
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TnE following political conventions
have been called:

Candidates for Governor will be nomi.
mated in the conventions held in Ohio,
Iowa, Kentucky and Maryland. In
Pennsylvania candidates for Attorney.
General and Surveyor General will be
nominated
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New Advertisements.

T OST-ON 18th INST, BETWEEN
the Court House and Dailey's Hotel, Mem
orandum BOOK, containing Surveyors notes In
pencil. A liberal reward VIII be paid for ia de-
livery at this office. myla
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JAMES ROSS sNOWDEN,
prOlhODOtary.

All persons Interested will please take notice
to make distribution, according 10 law, II the
fund, tho proceeds Of the sale OF the premises Of
the liempheld Railroad above mentioned, among
such parties as may he entitled 10 the same, will
attend for tho purpose Of his appointment, al bis
burgh, Allegheny county, Pennsylvania, OB
WEDNESDAY, tho 3ist dayO May, 1871, At II
O'Clock. AN.
Il. BRADFORD TODD,
Master. &c
PITTsBuRGll, May 3, 1871. myiO
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Ar
ST. PAULUS' CHURCH,
SOUTH WHEELING,
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 18th,
For the Benefit of the Church.

The best musical talent ofthe city will assIst On
this occasion.
street cars will run half an hour after Concert.
Admission 30 cents. lnylj
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G. PATTERSON, ct al,

The Hempheld 4 r., Z al
Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania, Eastern Dis
trlCt, No, IL, January T., 1864.
Ard now, March 20, 1871, the Report Of The
Trustees having been presented Ia the Court, the
Court, after due consideration thereof, cOuhrm
tho pale OF tho premises as stated therein, and
order the same to be and remain firm and siabIr
10 the purchaser, john KIEG, Dr., unless eGCep
tlOnA be nlcd within ten days from date, and tie
Trustees do execute and deliver TO said pHrcha-
er u deed for The same: and Il, BRADHORo Tom
Is hereby appointed u Master 10 make dlsirb0.
tIOn, AZ provided for In the decree made In this
Gaze
From tho Record PER CURlAM
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NTEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY
w Circuit Court. May 3, 1871.
West Virginia Of, Storage, Commission and
transportation Company,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-30
4 MONSTER CiTGHT ~
IIfE CONNECTICLT RIVER.
What il il!

While DR.. j. n. Clark with sew.
cral others, of Bradford, was out
fishing in u boat, on the Connect.
cut, a few days since, splashing in
the water was heard alongside the
boat, and looking TO see what was
there, the party discovered Il sight
that nearly caused their hair to
stand on end. There, partly out Of
water, and making as though it
would attempt to get into the boat,
was a monster something, which no
naturalist has yet described among
the inhabitants of sea, lake or river,
So far as we know. After the boys
got over their first fright, they at
once took measures to capture the
monster, and after much trouble
they succeeded, with spears and
Il rope that happened to be in the
boat, III capturing ana dragging 1t
ont. 1t is between six and seven
feet long, as large around as man,
has a large mouth we'll provided
with fangs, what resembles hair on
the top Oft the head and neck, and
resembles neither water snake, fish,
nor any other amphibi-
Gus creature that we know Of.
II Will be on exhibition at DR..
Clarh's Dental Rooms, for few
days. Any one wishing to see it,
can do 50 by calling when the Dr.
IS in.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-30

of the Old Granite State i-
Better bear h-i'}- you Aayc than fly to
those YOU know not Of
The Legislature visited Hanover
last week Friday to attend the ded
ication of Culver Hall, Of the Agrl-
cultural College.
The Governor, Council and Legs.
Iature also visited TIlden Seminary
on Saturday.
Geo. Fletcher of No. IIaverhiT.
who was arrested last fall on com
plaints for extensive StealinGS IN
Vermont. and VINO has beer. in st.
.Johnshury Jail, was tried and ac-
quilted at the term Of court Just
closed at st. Johnsbury. He turned
States evidence in the case of state
VS.. Fuller and Pierce for horse steal
inc. and Pierce was taken from
Chelsea up to st. Johnsbury to re,
turn the compliment, by teStllyln@
against Fletcher.
Wilbur Keycs of North Haver-
hill, was badly burned with gun
powder while the Democrats were
celebrating the Democratic victories
in the Legislature. Sorry for keyeS,
but his is a slight calamity compared
with the calamity to the State which
he was celebrating!
Mrs. Sleeper, aged % years, of
Haverhill, has recovered from a can
Ger which threatened her life, and
was removed some two years since
by Drs, Watkins of Newbury and
Kellam of No. Haverhill.
The lull in the Legislature in rail
roam matters is thought to be be-
cause the Democratic leaders fear
that the introduction of them would
/ iniure their party prospects.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-30

SO hasten at once and pay hiina visit,
OXFORD. - The Congregational
Church ut Oxford have engaged the
Rev. Mr., Knowlton to supply their
desk for the ensuing year, at a sala.
~ Of one thousand dollars, and he
is To commence his labors next Sab,
bath, July I'd.
A correspondent inquiries what
will cXtcrminate the currant worm,
and the red ants, as he is troubled
with these two pests.
One IF ,he "Signs of the times"
is that ,lst put up on the front of
Stevens Bros. 4 Co.'s Store; paint.
ed by \. I. Clarke. 1t is the best
piece of workmanship in that line
we have seen for long time.
The disciples Of lzaak Walton are
not having much success, as a gen,
eral thing, this season, in drawing
the fnny tribe from their element
but Capt. 7. y. Chase of Corinth,
informs uS that party Of four, Of
which he was one, recently caught
over 1900 trout in the vicinity of
Groton Pond. But. notwithstand.
ing their unusual success. the NUN.
Der Of fish taken bare no compare
son To the number Of "bitcS" each
one got from the June flies. and
when they returned their friends
thought they had taken the meas
les, and each one had enough 10 90
through Brigham Young's family Of
Confectionel for evening parties
kept at buttons.
The Lyndon Union credits the fol
lowing item to Bradford, Vt:
CHARLES c. Virgins Of bradford,
was 'on a bum dow at Palmer,
Mass, with David Z. Billings OF
Athol, Mass, a'.l the two stole va,
uouS articles rom different stores.
4 = 1
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pRIcFLIsT OF FLOUR AND GRAIN
All =. II. KoWE's MILL

StLouis T.. stry flour from white
l,,,t OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s9.Ju
White who tt nour----------- c.'V
Snrina wheat flour. ood-----..-----. rOO
Graham meal. I cts. per 10.
Corn. northern. per bush ----'------- tOo
western corn meal per 100 pounds, $50
Proycnder per 100 ll's----------------
shorts pcr 100 lbs-----------'--.---- 10
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-30

Aquatic sports are popular at
Montpelier this summer, the mill
pond in the Winooski being the
theatre of these sports.
Ladies and Gentlemen, buy your
business and fancy stationery at
buttons Book store.
Rev. w. $ Hazcn, Pastor of the
the Congregational Church at North.
field, VI, starts on European
tour.
RUTLAND, June 25.-Charles {.
Dewey, prominent lawyer of Rut.
land, and IA member of the last Coun.
ell of CenSorS, died at the Hartford
Retreat TO. the Insane, this morn
ing,
If is said that fine possum,sic &.
VI. V. Railroad will add another
train from Newport 20 Shcrbrcokc
during the season OF pleasure
travel.
P,nd,,nh il cart.nrI,,.d +, a.,
tob.r nnd,a l;roct,oa If pr,f p.r
ljns of Bo.ton
d,l,h .,u,.;,,.J .,,.;.i. ,,.l.;lo.o, -
,,..t A., I'm. .:...riu. f,,,,u \ u
80. ,l..ol. .,.,
III, r,ir crou,1.,tSt J,hnyhp
~ ara homo cvfon.iyoI,. =r.u,iIoI
I,.i,. ,ho.,,,,i,o mn
r,,.o.,..,, ......,. SOON a.. ,,...,,o.
H.. ui... cam. a.. - nr++o,,.a
1sJ,.a,5 I..,.r, IF ,v,.h;,a.or
49,, ..;,.. ,...,o r,a
,,,. i, Nina d., ~ IL, =, h,ttor
1c>i'sv .avI'It"o >--
milk ana cream.
RcN. y. VI. Dudley Oh le"c"'h''
not havl"G been oridllIed co''" i"'
perform the marriage e'iP'""'H y, """
to obNlate tplS uli''c"IlN ne mas o'V'
$4,000 has been recently sub
scrihcd for the completion of the
Woodstock Railroad. The people
along the road have to rdIse So
tbav feel confident of doing it.
+ha ,vomnhremagoc steamer Lady /
Of fine lake." during her trips on
tho Fmuth.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-30

West Randolph claims cat tIat
caught a hundred chimney sparroVs
before seven o'clock on Monday
morning. The cat is said to be a
small one, and it wasn't a good
morning for swallows either.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-30

Bowman Caswcll of Sutton, was
recently killed in Barton, by a fall.
ing tree.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-30

The second volume of Miss Hem
enway's Vermont Historical Gazet,
tccr is published.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-30

It is said that a new round house.
20 he located either at South Royal
ton or White River junction, lScon-
'omplated by the Trustees OF the
Vermont Central Railroad.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-30

bradford Brass Band will give
another Promenade Concert at the
Town Hall, on the evening of "Ju,
LY FOURTH"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-30

Augustus Stearns, aged %, re
Gently of Windham, Vt, committed
suicide by cutting his throat, near
Springfield. Mass, on Sunday last.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-30

Charles A. Woodruff, the only
cadet f,om Vermont in the gradu-
ating class at West Point, marked
eleventh in general standing, and
fyst in discipline. The class mum
bcred forty-one.