National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-07-04
Local Items.
bout 10 " a.

bn't pay more IMAM ti''S' ior every
Az hopes the next Congress vii
Iiry the act. and that papers will
IN 90 free IL the counties where
blshed.
Ia TO Curtis for Strawberries, he
a fresh lot on hand constantly
~ SO cts. Il box.
ST. Johnsbury Academy opens
be-. 20, 1873, Rev. II. L. Fuller
tincipal.
|SoI,p OUT.-C. II. g. Williams
Is sold out his Grocery to J. JEFF
rds and is now to devote his en-
e. time to his old business, horse
binng.
Prhe building occupied by y. O
ckenson has received a fresh Goa,
naint. 600 thou and do like
Sc
fee Cream every afternoon and
tning at Curtis.
The Guards started from this
nee for Burlington on Wednesday
brning, fully equipped in their
Nv uniforms.
PRESENTATIONS On Saturday
II the Bradford Guards, Bradford
ASS Band and other friends pre-
hted Lieut.. Col. +. b. Davis with
Beautiful Sabre and belt; 60 sting
ID. The Col. came from Chicago
week, to attend the celebration
Burlington, July 4th.
|Go to Curtis for green Peas.
Riding along in the Connecticut
klIey one cannot fail to notice the
h. farms, among them ID the fine
i'm and buildings Of j. VI. Fuller,
| Hanover. Mr.. Fuller was so un.
ftuna,e as TO lose his barn and all
i buildings by fire, a few years
b, and a neishbor of his, Mr. Flint,
filtered a similar loss last year, but
Btu have now re built, and for con.
knlence combined with a beautiful
Patton, we seldom see in this sec
pn Of the Valley, any farms better.
|The much needed rain has come
last. Tuesday afternoon we Were
Elted with "A fine shower, which
something towards forwarding
agitation.
Go to Mrs c. II. Curtis and get
le of those Melted or perforated
Is.
A young man named Charles
ross, at work for Il. Dutton OF
lermOnt, Was crowned in the Con
'cticut River last Sabbath. 1t ap
,ars that he with two men were
,wn beside the river at about one
two o'clock p. NJ. when he went
bathing. The two men saw him
into the water aud a few minutes
kcr on looking for him he had dis
bpeald and up to Monday noon
Erch for his body has proved fruit
;. Not much is known Of Cross |
.geab0uts. lie came along this |
b. and hired out: had been a.
DIX for Dutton IA little more than |
week.
o. Gambell, Jr., has moved his
w Office from over Stevens and |
'gIey store, to rooms over
'lIey S clothing store.
The body of Charles Cross was
lnd Tuesday evening about seven
lock, q quarter of a mile below
t place where he went into the
tier.
About 8 o'clock Saturday after
on, June 2Sth., John Stanton, a
'rman pedlar, stopped atthe house
James Snow, in Walden, aud
ied Mrs. S. If she wished to buy
y goods. Mrs. Snow replied that
had no money. Stanton says:
.ueSs you have money, as farmers
nerally have plenty of it, Mr,
oW, who was in the house drunk,
ked what he knew about it, and
Tered INN to leave. Stanton said
snow Guess You will not hurt
yDody' and stepped out of the
use and got on to his wagon.
snow said: IL will show whether
Viii or not Stanton was on his
Son at this time and had started
team ont into the highway, Snow
* his gun, a small fowling piece
IL taxing deliberate aim shot him
me he was sitting in the wagon
Il died Immediately. Snow then
nj up to the wagon and pulled
oody out on to the ground, and
1t his wife to the neighbors to
IT, lhem what he had done.
lie charge of shot took effect in
ahtoh's head, over forty shot
.ne'ratlng it. Snow is under ar.
~, and Is going to have his exam
"'lOn here this morning.
NhWBURY.-A little son OF Orrin
mple, about four years of age
" terrible bitten in the face Tues.
morning, by a dog belonging to
imam Sheppard. Jeweler. The
",las were sewed up and dressed
IT. Watkins. The dog was
led at once.
/. Is admitted by the travelling
oi'c generally that one Of the best ,
es between Boston and the