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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-15
l. A A n d A l. U Z A -.
Sistema ROLAND.
Fdbyica mecdnica de tOdds cltses de Qalletas Ella
boradas al rapor pOr ID. Satudd3r LedeSnaa.
CALLE DE SAN JUsTo.-PuERro- -R1C

En- sta fabrica montada con todos los a1elan, os
modernos 80 hala cons' antemente un gran snrtidC
de gal eras dc todas classes envases 4 pron6sito
para ssE trasportados cualq punto de la Isla
En- cuanto q su clase, los eonsumldoros gaben one
ouede competir con las mejores que vienen del az
GraRgerO.
Los prscios son sumanente m0dieos var,ando g.
gu l.. inn a.,,tRreia do 0dido. q
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BILLETE5 DE MAYAGUEZ.

Los hay de venta q 50 10 en- ell estahlecimien-
to de Felipe Hech, GALE de la Fortaleza n4m. 3s
En- ell mismo 50 pagan los numerOs premia,los
con un descuent0 de 5 p.g 1-6
S U b "A S T A :.
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ZARZAPARRILLA DE BRISTOL
EN- BoTELLAs CIR RANDES DE MEDIA AzUMBRR
Hi gran PuEiacador de La sangre,


Et mas e1eltato Yemedio para Ia P,smaueya
crane.
la GnRcsa pFeEssa "a 1FOn IemfGsrna
original paTaja Curaeioll Polmanentn
conliniados do Escr6fuae L4Is,Dsy ones T.I.on.
lnNe'erguas, Dlylcsos, tu1nores, bscosgs UIcaser
toda elase dc Erupcones Escrufulosas Tamh;s,.
osun remedio scgnro efeaz para el Humor SaIitroa
go cafha, Herpes, llna EscOrbuto, Stills MAJ
Ven6reo lumores Blanco ,Nerviosidad DebilidaA
general del Sistena, Inapeteneia Ianguid6z VA
hgcs, tcda clase de Atecciones del Hfgado Terri
Iotericia. a"ss
.sse garantza que es la preparaeian nlsspurA : -.
dhosa que dc In Lcssftiissa ZarxnDnrriIy..
de Honduras.
Los pc len csar segnros De qno an e.tA
'emedio NO Hay IA Ma 4 MlNIMA pALTf5ssIsnIseSs snses
DE- MEhGURlO, MiNkR ALES0 8 de oualos,;arS 4. -.
susbl yeneuo5a, cada bOtela Va acosnnae =. -
lie ils.ruoclones comDetas para e ugo de az ua
precabilsimo roIned O - oo tha-
fn tonOs Ios - ~ qIs ~ salax este naanlaa..
on u Escrofulao los hlmO. es "a han slanra,, - 80
vlcado poT ouaqulera Causa lAnabiAss 81. ~ ~
- Antermed tdos en- qne hay nflSlnaesp on 5 isl
- Gu rael0I 10 Aurasliras Au 5lIO sslaa
nisn I'm ou Tar aparTi Il <sf. n.e ~
rad = de Piltusas vsgata = Asasa4.ia IL T.stas
a m-jor 10 todos los remedies p.rsvi Est5 ! ~
Intestinos. @sso 80
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BUEN NEGOCIO.

Sc vende la casa ndmerO SO lie de S. Fran
cisco. frente la Capilla. Entenderse con Don
ndrn del Xalln
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-15

Fl que suscribe dueIi0 de este acrad;tado a.
taOleCilniento, desea vender; 81 que L, intsrese
pucde acndlr 6 eHla calle de ii Marin 30
kvpce Eebrero ode 1874-Juau Bou. 8.a
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ALMONEDA tUBLIGA.

TOlas las existencias del estab' Q e'inento de
K mos venderan martillo dcsde ii . en-
ante 4 las de Ia tardc ell I'll nuevo donIi Ito,
az Foltale7a. 40
CUADERNO ADLER.
A SO GnUESA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-15
GIRO DE Ak'TRAS.


III que snsofike Gfrec sus sorv1cios 4 este res
petsble pnblico, en cambio de ana n0djca ra
Tlnocion conventional, en- todo 10 que abraza
el slguiente anuncio.
SO hace toda clase de.instalacionos de tuher,s
aara gas aqua EN- las casas observation-disclosures
pdblicos particulares. t.- - ~
Llmpieza de tnhos, lamparas; ccmposicior
Reparacion dc bombas da sacar .or,
5rucG1on ue tSroles dc todo 10 concerniente 4
hoJai.teria. como para todo 10 mcncionadT
ccnenta oon ent odidos operarios admitira tam
blen abonos monsuales para la limpiozA DE-
amparas. 0s
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EMPRESA DE VAPORES
CoaREos EsPAroLEs DE LAS ANT1LLAs.
De ID REnaoR de Herrera deIu Enbana
1'anerGrto 40, UGpoY coctts;,sro de P9srto- Ric0.
SALlDa5. LIEGADAE.

Capt2l.... manana.. Arccib ibo.... 10 II ana. Z
arecl boz. lOs i'tern Aguadila.. ta, de-. .
AguadllG. 3 tarGa 80. , nayagilez S! ideni z
MayagdeZ. m8fiana-. ;, Pcnce.... 8 idem... {
Ponce....- ) manana.. >, Arroyo.. it.. s
Arroyo. 3tard9.e HuiEacao. -. 81 tario
20 HUNS Gao. ma1anA. FaiayGo mana /
u taiaTdO..- it;ern 80. Cap;tal ! tarsla {
/ Capital. naUana E,.lardo.. 10 lnane
ID taJaTGo.-. Il dia...-. Humaoao | barde Il
- tiHHt&cao ~ pcche Arroyo. am 9uecer. e
,Srroyo- In:sfa ,, fonee.--... 10 tia..,. t
I ronco-: 4snoohv ..u .iay gie1.- naa%.
! Mayagoezs d9l a., Aguadilla. 81 taIle..
! ASnstiiia dS ore. C&oitol -.amanro9T
2 Capital. H. ana. Areciho.-. 1o dis. =,
.; arecloo; .lCs en-- Agu9dila.. tarde., z
% ARa~oht2 . taTGe..--, al@yagGez.. ST iueIs4 2
, aaJ.sguoA.. ) Lfanan a ,, I Fonee.-.--. 5 iien Z
2 foA03.'-..- ln2Ii2ra.. Arroyo 80. l l6eu. "a
- 1Ifo}o- t-rdo-. itult aGao - 6 tsrd.2 9,
y - .'@cHo. 9ri3afna,.,, faia! do."-- man -
% talfsrf TO- N sN@"a f'"1"*rt Ttcrd" x
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ANUNCIO.
contestar Las muchas cartas de varias parties de
La lsla que eI Sr. Baron Won EIsemberg u recibido
tene que deer que no vlslt-ra ninguna otra parte
ue Ia lela para c0mplacer las repetidas s6plcas
&c Vatla5 dlstlnguldas famIl de Pr erto- kI5o,
Ell DIX. Liz BARON Won klStMbEkG
olrece al publlco su, seTvcOs pIofeeionaes para IL
2uraclon dc las Intermediates &C Old VISTA
GAKGANIA, asma. afecoiones dc ia VoZ y las onfar-
medades de lt LARlNGL las hONL III 40 de los Z UL
MONIES los desordents de la DIGESTION, cortedad
de KESPIkACION las afecci0ne1 morbIa as del HI
GADO, HlDkO 'ESlA. DEBILIDAD de los Ne K
V'pS, y todas las eafcrnt dade que necesitan asis
sencla medlca qurtlr cl.
LOo PEORES
OJOS ViZCOS
Sc ENDEREZAN
-, EN UN MlNUTO.
Ell BARON Won EISEMBEnU 8 consut ia to9oa los
dlas en- Il hotel del Universe doDde tlene Is dos ,os
I'-bfuMentosy apara os la mayor parte de su in
Vcnolon que tralO :0nsigD los que han iegado su-
eSiVamente dc Nlen3. dc Paris.
FL DE-. II BARON Won T. 4SEMBERG dar6 con-
"ltas gratis todo' los 6rnes des las nueve ha ia
~ once para los pObres .6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-15
LA LUZ ECONOMICAL.
GALE DE SAN JUsTO NUMERO ~

III nuevo dueno de este antique y acreditado
estao.eclmlento Ofrece sus servici0s al pnblico
en- general en- todo 10 concerniente al ramo de
alumbrado contando para ell efecto con actiyos
g lntellgentes operarios que NADIA dejaran que
desear.
En- ell mismo establecinsiento siguiendo Ia
marcha trazada por su fundador Mr. Enrique
st Chamant sc admiten abonos mensuales para
la lImpieza de aparatos Sc ejeeutan toda cla-
se de trabaJos como instaaciones de tuberfas
pen sean para gas oagua, limpieza y compost
clon de iamparas, tubos, quinques demas OBJ
'etos cOnceinientesa 4 esta industrial
>Constantemente habra un buer surtido de
lamparas Gle colgar, qninqu6s de mesa, faroles
oe todas classes y otros muchos artfculosque se-
ria pIol 10 de eDumerar.
Sc expende gas p0rtatil de Ia mejor elase Dor
mayor al detail. Puerto kieo diciembre 90 de
1S73.-B. Fernandez. II Il
TESTIMONIOS DE CUBAT
Los siguientes son cortos extractos de algunaa
cartas reclbldas durante el transcurso de un
ano; demostrando Guam acknowledgements conve-
nlontes son las
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PRECIoS DE ANUNCIOS.

De una sells neas de impression, puhicandose hasa
veces reaee Cetavos cada rengon exceda de los
seLOs precOe sen d0be cuand0 los aDuncios hayan de
publicaTse 4. n6meroe--Por admen
anunciOs precos Los comuncados cobra
ran 4 10 Sentavos Ia Inca mpresa.
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A l. NJ . N K ID A .

En- Ell pabellOn que ocupa ID Ricardo Rniz
del = rbol, % Jefe del fresidio, Sc venden todos
los nflebles Iue 10 perteneceni hay un magnii-
piano, iuego lie sala colnpieto, roperos, seibot
&s HOras dc 8 & 4. Ricardo Ruiz del ArbOl
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A V l S O

Sc veude en- buen estado por un precio mo-
dicO, los aparadores mostrador y seniilIeros de-
una de tienda pulperia.
Ell que los inteTese puede dirigil Sc la casa
nimerO 80 de la Gale de Tetuan doude vive su
duefio, 2-3
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L | 9 FL | Z i n

e detella en q almacen de d. Mateo Pelaty sss
1910
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-15
ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.
ALCALDIA MUNICIPAL.

Los .lias II, 1S, 10 y 90 del corriente Sc expen-
dera la libra de carne de res vacuna los tres pri
meros Ueinte cuartOs libra dies Ocho ell
ultimo. Puerto-Rlco . de FebreIO dc 1874
PUG y Pt.
T. N A r. u G. | B O
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EN- VENTA Y MUY BARATO

cieses; hombas para iden ara sacar -,
berfa de plOmo, hierro me tai; llaves para Gas
y. aqua grandos y chiees; porta-bomhas ne
oheroa de varias classes todo 10 concern;an -
al alumbrado. uion 70
far0les, vid1ieras otros usos pa"
! por litftao. otrna muchas cosas que pne.len
seYee en- el cita,lo establecimiento~p pnorto
& s.. -.tinmbre ~ he 1873. - n Sfeisaab1soo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-15
LOS DOS AMIGOS.

Fdd' lca de tabacos, picads,a pyensada
q Sueta clgarrillos de las-meores vegas
de ComeTso y Rio de la Plata.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-15
LA MALLORQUINA.

fr0" Jabrica de chocolate al vapor pyi-
meros premioS obtenidos en- las alti
mas E9posiciones pablicQs de estQ
Ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-15

/ NE la estancia de ID. Juan del Toro jul istilc-
Dcion ue la Carolina. ha desaparecido la no.
che del Is del ppdo. un potro zaino anna
ri.lo, edad amos, alzada cIeciente cola abul
tada, erin copete pobre, paso taconeado corto,
y ell lugar lie el dejaron otro zanO en- NAL esta-
do; ell que de razon de el a su dueno ID. Teodo-
10 Gnrcia en- este pueblo sera g.nerosamente
gra:iticado. Carolina Febrero dc 1874. 5--e
FA0eOs y pasta de tOaas classes.
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u A n & A 7

Por.s reales al contado m paquete vel "a )
saIas fo4t .ros; en- d almaeen dc Pedro Vidal !
Pedro del Vale 'Ie' - !,
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EN- Ell ALMACEN
de d. IOnsds Iolosa hyo, de Mayagieg,
se encusntran de venta los articulos siguientes

Maderas de todas classes tejamanf.-Arados de
poesto. de todos ntlme os.Quincalla de toda clase
Instruments de chrpn nteros toneet os--Correas
90 cuero para Maqninas de vapor desde pulgaaas
@ 1-Estopa para maquina de vapor osrticulo de
pa ente -Alqui trap.-EStopa para buQue A.-Lingue
tes para bocas de hornala.-Remaches de cobre pa
IA c0rreas de vapor.-Laves de valbulas para vapor
deSde paigadas.-'e ELLA de alambi de vaciOs ta-
nanos uara cedazoS de guarapo.-Tela de gonna pa
"a uaquinas.-Cedazos sueltos dc alambre y 3obre.
's plateados de hoja de ata-Ejes dc hierro para
Q tlesas carretas, yantas para ldem.-Cam0nes
rueuas ravos sueltoS.-Aceite de peZufa.-Barniz
nno para tapar nudos.-Llaves inglesaS para todos
usos.-PeSa Hcores Y srOp-Felm0metr0 etr0s Man
gueras de goma de ], " pulgada.-Arnescs para
mulas ca ball ~ -Jaquimcnes de cueIo para idem.
--kecortes para carruages.-Romaua de platafor
ma cahsllete de a Is qq-Mueles dc todas classes
MaqulhaS dc coser de varias ciaScS.-PolvoS para
l'mr'ar "iata-Cuchillos tenedores pi ate ados
mango dc arhl.-Cucharas plateadas tinas.-Aico
eras. laros &-Palas de madeira Y do nierio-Mo-
!ns dc acero para moer caf6.-Venteadore. de CD
te-Qun4ues para keros ma Y gasoiina Paroles
para Observation-Disclosures de varas classes con des-
pertador. -CerraduIas de pestlos m0vibies que
ven para Ell lado derecho ell izQuieruO-Ag gIa pa
ra el lado erechC - II izQuisrdo-Ag guas para ma
quinas pleas II cit .-Hos sedas para idem.-
Plnturas dc toda elias u ace ties Iona para velas
do Duques Y bote. rallies para mag q3ina5 vapor
dc Utras clases.-Corpsas de metal para ador
nos lie saas vidrios de todas ciases.-Lunas suetas
para esusjos, Cerda plumas para colchones Y al
moh htdas-Colchones y almohadas snetas.-1ubo
para ounques de aceite keroslna.-Cris aierfa de
toda clase.Carruajes de ycIatru ;lsien.os para
NJ o. otToS muchOs artfculUS impossible do emu
nerar 27-72
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-15

DORCELANA IAGLESA; alln quedan algu-
l. nos miles de platos en- la cobacna fiarmoni-
"a medic zeal, infinidad de otras pleas
Il. hamOs. 6-6.
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+ vale de la FOrtaeza ~ recibe hoy tosdos los
Ovegetales de Ramos, los que reallza en p1-
blica alm0neda. 40
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-09-05
Boston Cattle Markets.

At Cambridge and Brighton, for the week
ending Tuesday, September, 1874
PRICES Beef Catt'c.-Extra fat and heavy
premium oxen, $l0.25 a 1879; first quality.
$925 a 1000: second quality. $500 a 900;
third quality, s5.jOa 7.75, per 100 lbs. on total
weight of hide, tallow and dressed beef.
Working Oren.-$l5O a 2i0 per pair or ac-
cording to their value as beef. Steers, $S7 a
$50.
Mich Co,cs.-Fair quality, $35 a GO; extra
good, $67 ~ with or without calves, rs may
be agreed farrow and ordinary, S2l a 36 /;
ycarlings, $40 IS; 2-year Odds, $50 a %; g.
year olds, $50 Il AZ.
Shcep.--l Sc; extra 6 g. live weight /;
or So 90 a 5.50per head. Lambs "a per Id.
.ShoteS.-Wholcsa]c &c retail, II Sc
per ID. Fat Hogs, u al C perlb.
Veal Caiccs $500 1900 per head.
Hidcs.--Brighton, a Sc country lots.7 a
ne; callskins, l5c; tallow, Sc per ID; country,
43c.
PeltS. wool on, soc each.
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hi a. -.


In Worthwhile, August eth, Edwin Morris
aged SO years, youngest brother of joel Nor.
ris.,
In West Newbury, Aug. 20, Everett, son OF
Dudley 2nd,, and Martha A, Carleton, aged
2 years aud s months.
Lovely little angel Everett.
Frsm our sight has passed away,
Swcetly as the stars of even
Fade into the light of day.
Everett was too pure and lovely,
Long to lingcr here on earth
Whore dark clouds of sorrow gather
Der the spirit from its BIRTH
While the shades of night we're round us,
Loving angels bore him hence;
Laid him in the Saviour's bosom,
And we would not call him thencc.
Lovely little angel Everett
We will weep and moan for thee,
Still rejoicing that our darling
Is from sin and sorrow free.
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VI Ags K1Elb,

In Bradford, Sept, lat, by Rev, l., II, FL
liot, assisted by Rev silas McKeen, d. d, +,
Mr.. Edward T.. Baldwin OF Cambridge Mass,
and Miss Caroline NJ, Prichard of Brad ford
Ip Bradford. Sept, 3, by Rev. l.. II. Elliott
Mr.. Isaac n. Perkins of Lyme, N. H.. and
Miss Maria Ingalls, of East Constable, N. Y.
In IInverhill, n. H., Sept, 2, by Rev. j.
Hooper. Mr., T, u, Wallace ofPiermont, N. H.,
and Miss Ada Woods of lIaverhill
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-09-05

The HEATHER GODS. The Erie
(Pa.) Observer gives this extract
from a Sunday school address of a
pious old man at PithOle: "Chil-
dren, you are very fortunate in be-
ing born in a Christian laud. There
are thousands in the world not so
fortunate. 1t is peculiarly crafty
ing to know that you live in that
portion of the earth where the rocks
pour forth rivers of oil. Now, my
dear children, there's MormOns,;hey
worship old Norm there's the Mo-
hammedens, they worship old Mo-
ham; the Heathens, they worship
old Heath there's the HindOos,
they worship Hind; and there's the
Pagans, they worship old Pag;
while here we are wOrshiping whom
we please. Teachers will now hear
the classes recitn."
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-09-05

He didn't lose his hat at thu
Lake this year when he went to the
Railroad meeting at Newport
The new fence before the Low
property, opposite the Trottel
House, adds much to the "fixed up
appearance of that section Of on.
village.
The Bradford Guards, with full
ranks, left for Burlington on the
8: 30 train OH Wednesday morning
The soldier boys made fine ap-
pearance as they marched to the
depot.
by the request of several OF
the friends in the South of the
village, Rev. j. M. g. Fulton will
repeat a late sermon, upon Inferior
Erpedients, in the Town Hall on
Sunday next, Sept. 6, at 81 o'clock,
P. NJ.
Our town is to be favored on
Tuesday evening, September 8, with
Haskell & Whites Swiss Bell Ring
crs. This company is first class
one, having played in the Boston
Museum several weeks and received
high praise from the press.
The Bradford Scientific Asso-
alton will hold it's next meeting at
the Academy, Monday, Sept. 7, at 7
o'clock P. NJ. Subject for discussion
"Scientiic observations, original
and selected. on some of the planets,
and on the great usefulness of the
telegraph in peace and war; DR..
w. II. Carter and DR.. j. 3. Orms
by will open the discussion. Rev.
DR.. McKeen will read selections
from his forthcoming History of
Bradford. The public are cordially
invited to attend and take part in
the exercises.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-09-05

set 1t and | looked to another clock
and found 1t was fifteen minutes to
ten. Did You soc Arthur Pike that
evening | did. Where did You
see him On the bridge as | came
up to the house.
Stevens recalled. Did you have
any talk with Arthur Pike last Sat
urday EVENING" He said that he
took u calf from Silver's. Did he
say anything about taking II horse |!
lie said that Hatch owed him $3.50
and no took his horse and rode it
on Wednesday night.
John Il. Aver, sworn. Where
were you last Wednesday evening =?
| was with u lady by the name OF
Chase, in the house near the side
track which is n little beyond Pixies
station rs you go toward East Ha-
verhiIl. Where does your father
live I This side of a. Il. Pixies, off
from the road. State where you
saw Arthur Pike that evening. |
saw him about half past eight, he
was with two other fellows. Did
you see him after that? | did, Tn,
second time | saw him it was about
II quarter past ten. Where was he
and what was he doing saw him
on top of box car Oh the left hand
side of the high way. What was he
doing9 lie was trying to unwind
the brake. Did you go ont toward
the carr Yes. sir. What did he
do9 lie lay down on top of the car.
| did not speak to him before he lay
down on top of the car. After he
laid down, | sail: Halloo there.
what are you about? He jumped
up and got off the car. When he
jumped up said: Halloo, Arthur.
What did he do? He went behind
Il pile of boards, and | heard steps
on the sleepers, going toward East
Haverhill. Where did You gog
went back to the house and staid
three or four minutes then went
back to the car again, | jumped
through the car on to the track and
went home. What did you find on
the track found flat stone three
Or four feet long, three or four inch
es thick, one foot wide. This was
was on the track, on the rail,
[ took it from the track and put it
up Oh the bank. What did you do
then went along about rail and
\ half and found another stone;
his was square stone one foot
wide and six or eight inches thick,
md two feet long. l moved that
stone from the track. What did
you do then ? l went along to Il
oath that leads up to our house.
Arthur u. Pike was bound over
% appear at the next term of the
county court to be held at Plym-
)uth. His bail was fixed at $1,000.
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ZEG.dZ ND2/CES.
SoLON LADp'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT,
- BRADFORD DIsTRIcT, IS.
In Probate Court held at West Fairlee, In
said District on the 26th day of August, A. d.
1874.
William II. Long, Administrator of the o..
tate of Scion Ladd late Of Thetford In said
District deceased, makes application to said
Court for license Ia sell all Of the real estate
of said deceased, representing the said sale Ia
necessary for the payment of the debts OF said
deceased ana expenses of administration BE.
ng the Post Once building $50 called) on
ThctiOrd Hill, aud about four acres OLA nd
Wheroupon, II Is ordered by said Court,
that said application come under c0nsidera-
ZION aud be heard ON tho 10th day of Septem.
Der A. d. 1874, nj the Probate Office in West
Fairlee
And it is further ordered that all persons
interested be notified hereof. by publca-
iion of notice of this application and order
thereon three weeks successfully in he
bradford Opinion, u newspaper published ut
Bradford, before said time of hearing that
they may appear Mt said time and place, and,
If they see cause, object thereto.
BY the Court-Attcst,
ALVAII BEAN, Register.
A true copy Of Record-Attcst
l5w3 ALVAH BEAN, Register.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-09-05

FAIRLEE. According to your
Oxford correspondents eulogy Of
the young men recently sent from
there to Haverhill, Fairlee raises
some very clear-headed, intelligent,
smart and bold boys. We have
some very good men and smart boys
here, but we would not claim honor
that is not our due. Neither of the
young gentlemen referred to by
"Clericus" has, or ever had home
or a rendezvous in Fairlee.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-09-05
Mr.. Editor.


Please permit me to inform your readers, IN
Bradford and vicinity, that another of oui
formerly estimable citizens. who removed a
few years since into the Western country. has
gone the way whence none return. Mr.. John
b. AycrdieI ut Rochester, Minnesota. on the
18th day of Aug 1874, in the 4Stli year of his
age. He had been very unwell we know not
how long, but his deceaso was not supposed
to be so near. On the 2lst of July last about
three weeks before his death. he wrote to Il
friend here that, his disease was slowly pro.
crossing; and said, IL think | may live till
winter; but my physician expresses a differ
ent opinion. | have become nearly helpless,
on accoun1 of my terribly short breath /; and
then the rheumatism so that have not been
able to sit up any for the last three weeks
Still am quite comfortable In many respects.
That God will forgive my sins, give me II new
heart and prepare me for better inheritance
above, is the daily prayer of, your friend.
After his dcceasc, Mrs. Aver wrote, Aug
10th, "Althongh we had reason to expect his
death any time, yet it took us by surprise
He bade the family good night, on Thursday
evening last, little past nine O'clock: aud
Just at midnight we gathered around his bed
to see him, as it were, fall asleep for such his
dying seemed
She expresses comforting confidence that
he died in the Lord prepared through grace,
for hoaye,ly blessedness. Ho left with their
mother, three sons and two daughters the
eldest daughter, Mrs. Chandler, however,
lives in Chicago.
Mr.. Aver was highly esteemed while living
here; and he belonged to a highly respectable
ancestry and family, now all gone In our
principal cemetery may be seen II row of grave
stones in memory of his grandparents. his
uncles and aunts; of his own mother, of his
father, John Aver to whose liberaty the
Congregational Society are indebted for their
Parsonage and church bell in memory also,
of his own two pious sisters, Elizabeth and
Mary, WAC died in youthful maturity. All
these he remembered with undying affection;
and though his own grave WAS to be far away.
made arrangements that these graves of his
kindred should be duly cared for after his de-
cease May his good influence bo enduring,
and Heavens blessing rest Oh his stricken
household. S. NJ. X.
Bradford, VT, Aug. % 1874.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-09-05

It will be noticed that there was
much scratching of the Justices
ticket by both parties.
There was but little difference be-
tween the number of votes cast for
county and state ticket.
Mr.. Bliss was born in Bradford
and has resided here nearly all the
time since. He is one of our most
enterprising and go,a-head citizens.
and the interests of Bradford may
be safely left in his hands.
The board of Justices is also an
excellent one, headed by John B.
Pickett, and will look closely to the
welfare of the town.