National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-31
JOB PRINTING
Items Of Interest.

I Mormons arc building q church al
i. Beloit, Iowa.
n The Atlantic Oooan covers 80. 00o. 900
OF square miles
: Next 10 n false set OF teeth, a false
tongue is worst.
: The Southern peanut crop Is an entire
failure this year.
. The tobacco CROP now being secured,
, is the best raised /, Virginia for years.
+ There are rnmors Of disagreement he.
, tween the Governments OF France and
italy.
Bad temper bites at both ends; 10
makes ones self nearly IA miserable as
; il does other people.
. A Chicago paper thinks that every
: body that dies in Milwaukee is sure OF
. going To better land.
The Sacramento beet.sngar factory
, this year will make 5000 barrels OF su-
; gar, valued at S200,000.
} A woman and child NJ Angola. N. =,
have lived in hogshead two months,
being too poor to pay rent.
Who prolones his work 10 as great
length Ms possible. and still completes
it in time? The ropemaker.
Denosits of conscience money in
the United States Treasury during the
fiscal year amounts to s25,5
Reading thinks one Of her citizors is
the tallest man in Pennsylvania. He is
seven feet six inches in height.
A Michigan paper recently closed an
obituary notice with the msquotation,
He is not dead, but squeaketh."
It was remarked recently of n solemn.
'y precise vouth He looks Ms il he
we're setting an example to his ances.
tors"
An Ohio man became angry be~nnse
he hadn't a clean shirt. and sold two
cows and purchased 1872 shirts ready
made.
The Tammany Hall With Compress
| eionai District Convention OF New
York nominated Hon. s. s. Cox for Con.
gress.
A Connecticut thief who stole far
mer's watermelons sent the seeds back
in letter requesting him to plant them
next year.
Tie Chicago butchers, grocers and
marketmen have formed a protective
association against folks who don't pay
their bills.
Fifty new weekly newspapers have
been started in Nebraska within the
last year, and only two or three funerals
among them.
Mr.. Nesmth, the Democratic candi-
date, has been elected to Congress from
Oregon by majority of twenty-five
hundred votes.
number of London milk dealers
were fiaed sums varying from $50 to
800 recently for putting too little milk
in their water.
NJ Riviere's report against Bazaine
says II 900 soldiers OF the French army
surrendered at Metz died while prison
ers in Germany"
Chas. II. Phelps, cashier in the New
York State Treasury Department, has
been found to he defaulter to the ex-
tent of 100000.
At the recent exercises of the State
Normal School in Salem, Mass,
mother and daughter we're in the gradu-
ating class together.
The official sanitary reports state that
since July 16 there have been 3.02o
cases of cholera in Vienna, OF which
l, ,230 terminated fatally.
A widower at Lexington, Mo-, was
into the Missouri the other
night for marrying the next day after
his first wife was buried.
"Milk restaurants " continue to null
tiply in New York. N!arly all of them
are named after popular breeds Of COWS,
such as "Alderney, Jersey" &c.
A young lady who was taking music
lessons was asked how she could afford
t these hard times. "Oh T. she said,
- 1 confine myself to the low notes."
The ritual and manual of the Order
If Patrons of Husbandrv is to be trans
ated into German, and g Arman oranges
tre to be established in German sethe-
nents.
The Secretary of the Irish Laborers'
association writes 10 the London press
hat he has received from the United
states proposals of engagement for 20,-
NO men.
There was an immense open-air de.
nonstraiion at Cork, Ireland, in favor
4 Fenian amnesty, home rule, and the
lights of labor. Twenty thousand per-
ons took part in it,
On the trial of Miss Mink for the
lurder of DIR. Baker, in Maine, the
lry brought in a 1ict of not gnilty
nd the accused W. discharged. The
esult was hailed with applause in the
onrt-room.
At Tuttletowp, Cal, recently young
ian named johnny Gillen shot aud
illed an old man named Harvey Oul-
,n during n dispute about the post
lark on an envelope which they picked
p in the road.
A Georgia paper intimates that there
no danger of "a duel between Johnson
nd Smith, because Smith wants to re-
lain Governor till the end of his term,
nd Johnson wants to be Governor after
mith's term expires.
A Western e, itor said in the most
lsolent manner possible that a good
at iron would probably oblige the new
vie of ruffies to stay down, and now
e is sqnelched by bushels of letters
om indignant ladies, ironically asking
i'm to read a work upon mistaken voca-
ons.
The Hannibal (Mo) Courier is re-
,onsible for the statement that the
Lavor Of Keokuk recently discharged
lch of the jail boys as could say The
ord's PRAYER. Then q LAWYER offered
bet him s. that he couldn't say IL
mself. He declined on the ground
at he didn't gamble