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The FRANKLIN MACHINE COMPANY VIII
give particular attention to tue manufacture OF
PORTABLE and STATIONARY NY EN MN q
HYDRAULIC PRESSES ani. TOBACCO ! *
TURES of all kinds, and will carry on aGF NE
RAJ MACHINE and FOUNDRY BUSlhES S.
We call the attention Of saw-mill men to /,,r new
and Improved FRICTION SAW-MlLL. rchich I:
represented TO he superior to anything Of the kind
heretofore in use by Ill parties that have .ricd them
We invite a call from all parties In 'Saut or ma
chincrv of any kind, and win guarant C them good
substantial work at reasonable prices.
FRANKLIN MACHINE COMPANY.
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..#r}rA, N W,SCuEs-i.1, GO" yiti-
~ iuest!a" 'n"ynir2 rlr' ! With
...r' !r"in Re-, Or. Poser, Who has
....: - >rr"a fully "r'r0c Oh" poo-
i;I2uidcc!. Street 'hI"ch. The
4r"rycr. are still };"'lt Up - the
. .'rN. NJ Carson, and MANY mourn
F." ~ present Themselves # he @'tar.
10 iHc>rut time there have been 3Ij
sln:t>.- Manchester Nclcs.
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' '' nIA'tn q ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY.--
''' ''."' -" Archbishop received in Bal
....' 'H3 lc Las been greatly bcnc-
.'' "'> my 10 Florida, and rs soon rs
! !" "rlIfr !noderatcS he lEay be eX.
.N.He.
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NOTICE.-Having admit led my nephew,
~ Nh THOMAS BOOKER to an Interest in my
business the Same will be Conducted hereafter u-
der the firm of r. z. RICHARDSON & Co.
r. +. RICHARDSON.
RICHMOND, March l, 1873.
Referring to the ahore, shall feel obliged for
prompt payment by all Indebted to Inc.
Respectfully,
NH aim r. p RICHARDSON.
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T, ". r. QUARLEs. cashier Of the Planters Ma
tiona Bank Of Richmond. w.. do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true 10 the best of my
knowledge and belief. ". r. QUARLES.
Cashier.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND:
iSuhscrihed and sworn to before me this 9Th day
Of March, 1879. EDWARD j. WARREN.
Notary Public.
Corract-Attest
n. NJ. WILSON,
S. NJ. ROSENBAUM,
GEORGE 8. PALMER,
NH In If Directprg
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{ BAHR sTATEaEESTs.

DERoRT OF THE CONDITION OF
II THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND, IN THE STATE OF, VIRGINIA,
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON THE 18TH
DAY oE FEBRUARY. 1873:
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
LII THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
MOND. VA. IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA,
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON 18TH OF
EERRIIhRY
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NEW AUCTION
~ AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
The undersigned have this day formed cor .rt-
nershp under the nume of REDWOOD & C,<EN-
SHAW for the purpose of conducting GEN. ERAL
AUCTION and COMMISSION BUSlNE.,s IS at No.
1920 Main street.
We hope BY strict attention to husi less aud pune
tuality to merit and receive liber share of uubli
patronage. COnsgnments resp. ..tfuly solicited
D.. G. REDWOOD,
+. p. CRENSHaW.
RICHMOND, February % 1879 fe 22-lm
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Two THE TRADE.-I offer at wholesale
l. the following goods ut less than New York
prices 400 dozen two-pound Tomatoes, 200 dozen
three-ponnd Tomatoes, 800 dozen Winslow Corn. 800
dozen fresh Peaches 200 dozen Pinea1pes 500 dozen
ouart Brandy Peaches; 1000 dozen Canned Oysters,
one aud two pound cans. ,,
Sa1o t..5 Gaiu strict.
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DyssOLUT1oNs & PARTNERSHIPS.

RICHMOND, February 2s, 1878.
n ISSOLUTION.-Th firm of TALBOT,
~ ETTENGER & EDMOND is this day dissolved
~ mutual consent. The business or the concern
Will he settled by their SUCCESSORS, the FRANKLIN
NACHISE COMPANY.
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CONTEMPORARIES.

fTO FGCTIONERS.-se barrels
u SHEI-LED PEANUTS. Also, full stock
ORASGE~J aud FANCY APPLES.
MOORE & GOODSONS,
307 Seventh street,
Tn4 between Broad and Marshall.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
The undersigned, having been incorporated under
the statutes of the State Of Virginia under the name
and style OF the FRANKLIN MACHINE COM,
PANY. will continue the business formerly carried
on by tai BOTT, ETTENGER L EDMONDat the
new machine works, corner of Nineteenth and
Franklin streets.
JAMES NJ. TALBOT, President:
WIN. ETTENGER, Superintendent;
HI EDMOND,
Secretary and Treasurer:
JOHN B. DAVIS,
DAVENPORT, JR,,
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(tARD.-The undersigned desires to return
~ his thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore
EXTENDED to the old conearn Of WESTON Pow
ERS, Of which he WAS j member, and he would So
lici and hopes TO merit, fair share Of said patron
age, promising to deal justly and honorably with all
who may favor the new concern Of
POWERS, BLAIR s. co.
with their patronage.
NH l-eod2w&w2t WILLIAM IL POW EKS.
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SMOKED VENISON HAMS,
BRIDGEWATER FAMILY FLOUR,
ITALIAN MACCAROEL
J. p. KIDD,
FAM III Broad street.

TANAWHA SALT.-We beg to an
IN nounce to the trade Of Richmond that we have
hcen appointed agents here for the sale Of the cello
hroted & Snow Hill" Salt Works. We will keep on
hand constant supply, and will flll orders Mt the
lowest price. The first freight train from the West
WIZ n arn's 10 " ei''p'' A. y. STOKES & co.
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TO-PARTNERSHIP undersigned
~ have this day associated themselves together for
the purpose Of conducting the
WHOLESALE GROCERY AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS
under the firm Of POWERS, BLAIR CO.. at No.
II Fe hrl Tor Fourteenth street, Richmond Va.
We respectfully solicit the patronage OF our
frier,ds and the public generally. .,
w. II. POWERS.
Late of Winston & Powers;
AID. BLAIR,
OF West Virginia;
CHAS. 4. WATKINS.
Late with George l. Herring i Co.
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r. L. CHRISTIAN returns his sincere thanks foi
the patronage OF his friends, and cs for the new
concern continuance, promising In the future, u
mands. Inh l-lW
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~
The undersigned have formed o eo-partnership,
under the name and style Of
CHRISTIAN & WHITE,
for the purpose OF conducting frst-clnss FAMILY
GROCERY lin all its brinches) at sl4 Main street,
between Eighth and Ninth, and will open with an
sGtire fresh stock, consisting OF
CIGARS, &C.,
n which they particularly invite the attention Of
their undivided attention in rendering satisfaction
10 all. X. L. CHRISTIAN,
WILLIAM L. WHITE.
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WILLIAMSTOWN.


MIR. j. NJ. Scavor has sold his
farm and crops except one. half OF
the hay, to Mrs. L. Webster L. Son,
Of Mortified. Price-$4,0OO.
Mr.. Bohonan has recently dis
posed Of his tavern stand to Mr.. G.
SanbOrn, the stage proprietor from
Montpelier to koyalt0n and from
Barre to Chelsea.
The Universalist church is now
undergoing repairs, and among
other things to be done, is the cree.
ton Of new steeple under the di-
rection of Mr.. Burnham Of Mont.
pelicr.
Mr.. Geo. House is putting up a
very pretty set Of buildings IA little
out of the village.
Elijah Edson's Office rs To VII
liquor agent, was recently revoked
by County Commissioner Bailey.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-10

a letter from A. A. Bu;terfeld
of Jacksonville. VT. states thai Il
party of gipsies now encamped in
Pennsylvania, have among them a
girl who says she is II years old
and that she WAS stolen from VI.
by them Six years ago, that her
name is. Caroline Green. state
ment came by the way Of All llish
woman that lives near the gypsey
ca mp. with whom this girl managed
to get u moments talk. The lrlsn
woman thinks the. name of the town
frOm which this girl was taken 10
Wilmington.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-10

BARToN-A horse belonging to
Horatio Sye, was run over by the
train, Friday night, and 50 injured
that he had to be killed.
MURDER OF A CHILD.--Onc OF
| the most cruel cases of iuiaDt mur.
der that has come to our notice, has
Just occurred in South Barton.
About two years ago Frank KIM
ball of that place, married \ girl
not noted for amiableness or chaSti.
ty, and some time during last win
ter they had child which was
sickly, and seems to have Inherited
a loathso disease. The huffman
mother from the time of its birth
has hated, neglected and abused it,
and has finally succeeded in forcing
it out of the world. The neighbors,
having been Informed of the cruel.
ty, have visited the british mother
and tiled to persuade her to use it
more kindly, but their entreatles
were unavalling. y few days since
it died, and those who land it out
found pitiable sight. 1t was Gov
cred with bruises, and the marks OF
fingers were seen upon its legs and
arms, where it had been punched
and roasLly handled; one arm was
broken, and tie whole body of the
child was covered with dirt and
fifth. The neighbors say that the
babe was left alone all night, and
that its mother has obliged it to lie
for hours upon it's back with Its arm
under the body, 80 that it could not
put its fingers IN it's mouth in the
vain attempt to obtain the food re.
CURED to keep IL from furnishing.
Why the good citizens Of that place
have tolerated such cruelty toward
IA fellow being, or allow the flendish
parents to run at large. is a mystery
we cannot explain. --.nonitor.
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A little boy in Montpelier, who
fell distance of II feet, a while
ago, and escaped unframed, had
his arm broken, the other day, by a
big pumpkin which rolled over him.
A writer in the Montpelier Free.
man pitches into French's Common
School Arithmetic in q not very
complimentary manner, and says
the Board of Education ought to
he ashamed of recommending it for
use in the Schools.
The action of the Board is simply
advisory and not compulsory, hence
no one is obliged to use bad book
on that account.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-10

We have received the first mum.
Der of the Green Mountain Herald.
published at Wcs3 Randolph by Il.
Gerry. 1t isa column paper pre-.
sentinga very fair typographical
appearance, only We think u few
''rules' would improve tho appear.
ance of the reading columns. In
amount of reading matter, selections
editorial, news, &c, it makes . very
creditable appearance, and We give
the Herald our best wishes for q
prosperous future.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-10

SENT TO JA1L.-George Blair was
arrested in GrOton, on Monday, by
Dep. Sheriff, j. II. Gilman, Oh
charge of stealing clothing and q
watch and chain from Loren little,
at the Corinth Mines. A hearing
was had before Justice X. G. Par.
ker. at Wells River, and Blair was
bound up in 900 bonds, failing to
procure which he was committed to
Chelsea Jail. Blair is from Canada,
is about 10 years old, and has no
relatives in this section.
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NATIONAL OPINION BRADFORD VERMONT FRIDAY OCT TO- 1913

Dear Opioion.-ln reply to yOul
Editorial interrogatory of last week
relative to % Course Lectures in this
Village during the winter months,
and by indigenous Lecturers, l will
say. that we can have.them ! There's
no doubt about it! The Lecturers
are in the Town, or at con venient
distances. The lectures "like com,
ing events,' are already "casting
their shadows before them" All
that is necessary il that peculiar
tpecuniary) encouragement afforded
to the men that enchant, simply be.
cause of the distance they Ordinari.
~ live from us. This will perfect
the whole arrangement. What's
worth having, is worth paying for.
Bradford, though small among the
peoples, may justly boast of talents
rarer than many more populOus
place. II it were necessary to par.
tlcularlzie, then the Clergy are not
inferior to those of large cities in
which, Dame RumOr says, they
"astonish the natives" We have
men whose forensic eloquence could
make this one OF the "bcst cases; :"
Ply slcians who can ADM lister, as
well to our aesthetic, az to our phys.
zeal natures. A representative of
Education, an enthusiast in his
profession, who could give us "a
flash of reason and q flow of SOUP
that would prove to us all supremely
elevatins; Merchants & Traders,
who could give us in one lecture,
more of the monetary philosophy of
the "Bulls and Bears" panics than
we have learned since we knew of
such place as Wall Street An
intelligent Yeomanry, influential
Manufacturers, Mechal ic aud Arti
Fans standing in the first rank, and
all of whom are oracles in their
own department. What more can
the inhabitants ofany Town desire .
If somebody FROM n. Y, Boston OF
Chicago, pufied by sycoplants
through the newspapers, and
"dresscd in his little brief authority"
should come to bradford, and de.
liver one OF our own mems lectures,
that would be a grand Entertain
ment A Lecturer from New York
Bless us f. Tickets all sold Il week
ahead; Merchants drained OF all
special fxings for the Bellies, Table
talk enough to make digestion go
better for months to come.
Now Mr.. Editor, | say "Charity |
bcsi rs ut Home ii it does end IN
New York. Ergo, let us patronize
ur own men and things. The men
we have, .indsin: from the past too,
would be galIoped after in the large
centres of population. Let us coax
hem out of their native hair. so to
'peak, and leave it not for n. Y,
b son, Chicago r,ny other--"go,
o make tho discovery that they
'xist. Lets about the matter at
,nce. III stand my $50 for six
e lures from radford resident
bra tors, and % cts. more each for
- many as will follow.
Nominate your Lecture Commit
lee without such dangerous things
delays. Let the Committee
Beard the Lion in his den. the Doug
ASS in his hall, and make the Brad.
ord Lee ure Series of 1874, Il
pleasure soon to come. and then,
efrospectlve!y, a JOY forever.
Yours truly,
PROGRESS.
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ERATTLEDOkO.

The Dickens medium 10 again in
town. The manuscript OF Edwin
Brood" is completed, and his pub
lishers promise the work By the 10th
of October.
In removing bodies from the old
tomb at the cemetery, Il few days
ago the remains of an infant EN-.
closed in u metallic casket bearing
date Aug. II, lS5l-twen,y.twO
yearsaSo-wcre found in y seeming.
~ perfect state OF preservation.
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BRIDGEWATER.

Young Shaw, the crazy incendiary
who has burnt 80 many buildings
in this town, was taken to the Asy
lum for insane, at Brattleboro. T..
n. Shaw, his father, gave his neigh
bors .ho we're burnt out by his in
sane son, permission to cut all the
hay they could upon his farm to sup
ply their loss, and about thirty tons
were gathered.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-10

The position of editor-in. chief of
the new paper in st Adams is
rendered to Mr.. Lucius Bigelow, of
Washington, d. g., and formerly
connected with the Burlington
Times. No better selection could
have been made. Mr. Biglow is an
able writer and accomplished journ
alist, and, should he accept the
place, we shall welcome his return
to the newspaper fraternity of his
native State.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-10

Instances Of where persons assem-.
bled in this State, "on the first
Tuesday in September" to attend
freeman's meeting, arc given in the
papers. Among them one or two
at BrattlebOrO and two or three at
CastletOn.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-10

The Newport Express says that
S. X. Davis Of Troy, a model farmer
as to farm buildings and crops, has
just harvested four acres of nice
wheat that will Yield forty bushels
to the acre. He has raised 10 acres
of heavy oats, four acres of hops. to
say nothing Of large crops Of corn,
potatoes and grass.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-10

PAssUMPsIC.-T The Union says,
Gen. w. w. Lynde, Quarter Master
General of the State, was in the
village last Tuesday, OIL hunt for
missing guns, and found here thirty.
one Springfield rifle muskets which
belonged to Capt. Il. l.. Hovey's
Company, which by somebody's
carelessness were not returned.
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writer IN the Argus says that
y question is being agitated of
'N'nIng an agricultural fair at
S W comprising the first branch
VA nI'V' River, provided good
"'S can be procured at reason.
'Uolt think the thing will be
e lhere is not enough money
1t treasury Of the Orange Co.
cultural Society to pay the
nSc.
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The Vermont Horse Stock Com
pany have twenty ono horses, valu.
ell in the aggregate at 100000.
They are mainly Hambletonians,and
one of them IL valued at $4,000,
while another 10 worth $4,000. For
beauty and action several OF these
horses will meet with few competi-
tors in New England.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-10

Mr.. & Mrs. II. K. Gre y of Rye:
gate, celebrated, on the 24th ult.,
the 25th anniversary of their mar.
riage. A large number of the many
friends of Mr.. & Mrs. Grey came at
the call, bringing with them sub.
stantial evidences Of tn cir friendship
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Local Items.

NV ------------------------
nj Town.
.mcrs having Dat or Rye
for sale should apply at the
pr Mill.
L,ok p. Proctor has succeeded
! French a. Agent for the
.Ier & Wilson Sewing Machine
I, county. See Advertisement,
les Charlotte Nelson has taken
No. II in Hardy's Building
'o sbe will teach Painting and
,inr. Those who have pupils
ia. department will do well to
ION her.
h. G. II. Curtis has = very fine
of Fall Hats, and a general
rtment of Fall millinery.
m early WI lie tho stock is full
" r. Pickett & Co. arc now re,
&nr n lot of 5000 bushels OF corn
- the West.
~ Stevens & Bagley's new AID.
sement.
Iadtord Brass Band will give a
rcuade Concert at Town Hall.
neslay evening, October 10Th.
S. Nelson has our thanks for
h Of very luscious grapes. He
a about Il dozen varieties OF
YLest grapes.
Is. ". II. Haskins will also
Sc accept our thanks for "a nice
y of Grapes.
Ia target shoot 4 skirmish drill
Bradford Guards, came of on the
" Ground last Saturday. The
y was rather cold and uncOmfo,t
aud the company was not all
a The Co. fired three rounds for
,ce and then one shot each for
$llIzes. The distance was 100
5. Shooting off hand. In the
&c the shooting was good one.
The shots striking the target,
i large portion of then in the
LIST Sergt. +. Il. Chamberlin
ag the best shot, and Sergt.
\ Waterman the second best.
n Shooting for the prizes was no
rbod, ouly six shots striking the |
r.. L. N. French won the first |
\, a gold lined silver cup. &. |
lovdry won the second prize, !
! Corpl. W. L. Gage the third,
! bcin. silver cups. Att O'Clock
Guards and invited guests sat
y to capital dinner provided
IT, laiIes, in Floral Hall, Col.
u. Andross presiding. After
w. the award OF prizes was an
tced, and calls were made for
y. X. Andross, Col. j. {.
y II, apt. ID. w. Cobb, Licu,s.
IambelI and Ii. q. Day, and
T..;e Horace Bailey; the latter
h the speaking With some very
qltble remarks not exactly com
rntary to the aiter-dinner.
g. making powers of the com
roiiicerS. bradford Brass Band
IN music Inappropriate perio Is,
received three hearty cheers
The Guards. The ladies were
greeted with three cheers.
'iter leaving the Hail, prepare
+ were made tor the skirmish,
canaons being posted IN the
Per on the west side of the track.
these with a detachment OF the
lds were under command of
Cambell. The remainder of the
lpdny, under command Of Capt.
!, assisted by 1t. Day, were the
gang party. The skirmish
81 about an hour, 1900 blank
ICES being used. The cannonS !
wen handled 10y Jesse Squires :
r. II. Robinson. The list of
allies was sInall--one gunner
lay burned in the face, during {
R'se On the battery. !
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-10

A new iron foundry and machine
shop is to be erected at Bellows
Falls by Messrs. Ossood Il Barker,
to be run by steam. The building
will be 5OxSO feet, and will be ready
for Use by the first of November.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-10

L. B. Clogston, machinest, of
Fairhaven, has invented a gang for
saving marble, which bids fair to
completely revolutionize the bust.
ness. 1t works upon an entirely new
principle, but its chief merit is its
simplicity of construction.
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,s,l,U r. Saturday the 9th,
CO so Youngsters were driving
drov ,o'l village to So. Ryegate,
Ont NV, &C.. the horse Ave or six
the Hs' n ct the travelled road, and
tack, '" n,a OF the wheel upon a
She'd H. broke the wheel and
Tho Tn me top of the covared bug.
Mr., Mso and carriage belong
:laim., a Moore of St. Johnsbury.
town tUo damages ofthe town
loldins nov. however, refuses to set.
''' e from c.relss. al drie iH'e Tor
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Probate Courts,

BRADFORD DISTRICT.
Probate Courts will he holden within aud
fer the District OF Bradford, the ensun. year,
~ follows:
At the Trotter House, in bradford, on the
Second Tuesdays OF January. May, July and
November.
At Fosters Hotel. East Colinth, on the Soc
ond Tuesdays of February and August.
At the Probate Office, in New bury, on tho
Second Tuesdays of March and October.
At Worthen's Hotel, IN Topshlm, on the Sos
ond Tuesdays of june and September.
At the Probate Office in West Fairlee, on
the Second Tuesday of December AID April.
ALvAH bean. Rosister.
West Fairlos, December ID. lS72,--2Sfl
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-10

Ia W vi the Lyndon Union has
h" esl for . few weeks, leav.
slov PAPER in charge of A. ii.
III MS foreman. He saws
Inc Nc sees any bears worth
h f. nn ; he shall write about
Arc ~, ~ see any "bears" unless
e ,oo aged. The bear has an
out n.y.. ~ =; and would be sure to
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-10

sNBUEY.-The annual sale of
WAS held at the Congregation.
lo'ch, last Thursday, the full
'ht raised was about $1,000.
T. heyes having spent tho past
.'}s IN boSten is now prepared
now his customers a desirable
new goods am ong which may
'0," bargains in Dress Goods,
NtS' Small Wares, Carpets, &c.
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ISAAC ORR'S. EtSate.

'''"3RN NIFNN ~ '1'1'1RR''
THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
/ ed hv the Honorable Probate Court for
the District, Of Bradford. Commissioners. to
receive. examine. and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons, against the estate of
Isaac Orr. late of Ccrinth, in said
District. deceased. represented insolvens, and
the term Of six months from the 18th say OF
August 1873, being allowed by sand Court to
the creditors Of said deceased, to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before us ; Give
notice. that we will attend to tho duties of
our appointment ut the dwelling house of the
Isaac Orr, in Corinth in said District. on the
18th day of October and The 2i.h ofJanuarY
next AT 10 O'Clock, in the forenoon, on each Of
said days.
+ S: : :4 i$sS': Commissioners
Corinth, Sept. 18th, 1873 l7w
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-10

October 10th, the stockholders Of
the Vermont & Canada railroad
are to have a meeting at White
River Junction.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-10
PROGRESS.

The University Of Vermont at
Burlington, opened Thursday of
last week, with freshman class of
33, the largest. fer thirteen years.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-10

The annual reunion of the Yer
mont officers is to be held at Brat
t)eborO next month.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-10

i %eofC. s. Stevens of Tops.
|nro, postponed until Oct. 14th.
| HIperty not sold is Real Estate,
Iqb o,Se $ Harnesses, Carriages,
NuOId Furniture, &c.