National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-12
Local Items.

Hat ~
NV and who happen to be com i.
~" ~ 10 the Fair next week, will find
y Editor Of this paper somewhere
the vicinity of the Judges stand ;
if they don't find him, they can
'onirc at the lookup for one of the
boprieto's.
Anples. Pears, Peaches, Water.
bellons. Squashes, and all kinds of
ummer fruits and vegetables at
II, Curtis market.
Bradford Brass Band will give a
bromenade Concert ut Town Hall
N the second evening OF the Fair,
cpt. 18th.
Mrs. c. II. Curtis has just recicv.
h a fresh supply of Fancy Goods,
L,cluding q fine assortment of Ties
{nd Ribbons. A splendid lot of
Fall Millinery Goods, also on hand.
Prof. Caldwell will give an exhi.
itiou at Town Hall to night Fri.
kay) in which he will introduce
ONE of the mysterious phases of
irsmerism or Animal Magnetism.
Doors open at q o'clock.
h LosT.-Between Bradford aud
Nest Topsham, Saturday evening,
lent. 9th, Il Waterproof Cape. The
|1nder will please return it to Ii. &.
|bcDailte.
Il look ont for Meires. Some person
b, persons made raid OH the
ko,hes lines and loose property OF
Benz. Celley. Lewis Jenkins, Mr..
Element and others on Monday
|ois Lt.
n Promenade Concert at Town
ID III, next Wednesday evening.
81 J. VI. Warden would respectfully
h the attention OF the people to
h extensive stock of gold & silver
H dtchcs of American and Foreign
Sroduction, Hunting aud open faced
l,pS. Also new styles of Jewelry
Snd Silver Ware. He has just re.
hlrued from Boston and is prepared
b show his customers all the novel
6cS of the season. III his line.
Duality and prices guaranteed 10
b satisfactory in cry instance.
Prof G. III c. Williams cclebvat.
n trained horse. American Hunter,
AaI fore leg broken 10y IA kick
Pom another horse few days since.
b. is dom. well, and there are
|opes that he may be saved.
Phillip Tully, Esq, returned to
bwn last Saturday. from his trip to
II, Louis. lie found l0i in the
|badc in the day time. and o. in the
light too warm for his constitutions.
! lt then. he might us well be get
hns used to it.
II. VI. Griffin has purchased of
|ohH B. Pickett & Go. a building
bot Just North of the Engine House,
y which be wlll'put a Marble Shop.
Roswell Morris OF Green Bay,
Ms, is spending few weeks with
5 brother. Joel Morris Of this town.
Among a nice and attractive stock
goods, received Thursday at
Edrlen'S Jewelry Store, was fine
b OF genuine simon pure, English
|Nist, double and single barreled,
Phot Guns, Billiards. hreech loading
Eliies, y g cd variety of Boys
Fnns, RevolverS, Pistols, Cartridges
Powder Fias'is. Shot Belts and
Pouches, &c. Warden keeps a full
fock and his prices are low,
After making a careful and
borough inspection of the books in
|he Academy Library, we find that
+ volumes are lost, or rather gone
POM the shelves-charged to no
PIE these books range from No. 80 !
y No. HOS, several have been re
(fntly purchased and are quite val
Fa6le. Persons having, or know.
p anything about these books, will
Eher a kindness, by Informing the |
filnclpal Of the Academy. To ia.
fitate keeping a knowledge of the
nhdlIon Of the books, it is hoped |
|hat those taking them out. Fill see
|lat they are charged at the time,
ndreturned in due season.
PRINCIPAL.
HE Ladies of the Methodist So
Eety, and of the Congregational
Poc'ety, of this Village, will each |
Eve an eating tent on the Fair
grounds, where hot denOm-
Ea"uonal dinners will be served to
be hungry.
|. ile Programme for the end Day
.n' Fair opens with the examin.
t,on OF Brood Mares, Matched
U'NS Colts, Rroadsters and Stall
vus' ia the forenoon. La the after.
oou' Draft Oxen will "haul stone"
UIn leans will parade, and Hon,
'" ae +. Poland will give his adj
.'s ~ o'clock. Immediately at
Ios. winch a strictly agricultural
\ s ss ,rot" will take place for a purse
soV, and sandwiched in with the
|'o,e a little contest for $50. AT
oGlock of the third day a grand
naicade of all the Horses on ex.
[;p Counting on the back seats