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CENTENNIAL!
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad |!

fassengsrs uho contemplate visiting the Csnisn-
NAL should puTchas. tiekris via tits route, aud
visit the famous Watering plar.s la the nonnisins
Of Virginia.
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SIMMONS

wsn, Of action In the Liver causes Headache, Con.
-tirs'ien, Jsundice, Pain IN the shcuiiers C.ueh,
Ditsine-s, sour. Stomach, bad taste w the mouth
bilious attacks p@ptation Of the heart depression
~ spirits or the blues, and hun dred other svmp-
toms, SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR " th.
hcst remedy that hiss been dis verei for the~s
siiments II acts mildiy, efectuaiiy, rd heins q
sinpe vegetable compound, can do no injury In
any quantities that n may he taken. n IL harmless
In every way u has bceu or frty years and hund.
reds of the ev-i and great frnm all psrts 81 the
cuuntry viii voach for It's sirtae.
Hon. Alexander N. stephens, Of Gecrris
hishop rterce, of Georxia.
John tili shor,er. Fsssoverp,r of A,.,.m.
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NIscELLANEOrs.


LIVER DISEASE and
Indigestion prevail ." q
greater extent than pro-
baby any other mals-
dy, srd relief IL slwsys
snxiously sought amer.
1.-THE Liver " Repuls-
ted IN lts action. health
y .lms-' ia,ari.h'y 80
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METHODIST q @ o7.--,-ss, p..,o-
Presiding every sabbath, morning and nigh,
sunday seheol. ats. J. 9. Cooper, Superintendent.
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COUNTY. Fh., Monday. ..ch non,, =.
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soee,,i. Attorney:
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na.snsl. ,lsl CASES tl.-l At satnriay, each month
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sep.emb.r s,d peeemler. j. A. LytIe, Judge.
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Samuel L. Mitchell's Est.t..


CTATE OF VERMONT,
y BRADFORD DISTRICT IS. in Probate Court
held ne. a: West Fairlee' IL sad District on the
9Th day OF Oct A. ID. 1876.
DAM. +. Long. A.. Administrator of the estate
OF samuel L. Nj. chell. late of New York
uecease9, r.fesents his administration
account Iot xanination and allowance, and
;n apr LEGATION for decree of distribut-
sed. P y. wiz o''"'o Va SOL"
a, v. hereupon. it is ordered by said Court,
lat said account and said application be re-
ferred to a session thereof to be held at the
Probate Offi.e in said West Fairlee on the
18th day Of October A. d. 1876 for hearing
and decision thereon:
And it is further ordered, that notice hereof
be given to all persons interested, by publ
cation of the same three weeks successfully
in the Bradford Opinion q newspaper pub
lished at Bradford previous to said time ays-
pointed for hearing. that they may appeal
at said time and place. and show cause, II
any they may have, why said account should
not he allowed, and sucn decree made.
By the Court-Attest,
2lw3 ALvAH BEAN, Register.
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cyTATE or YERMONT,1

cTATE OF VERMONT
y BRADFORD DJsTRIC. -. IN FrcDAts Co9rt
held ct West Fairles iu said District, ON the
l3th day Of September. A. D.. 1876 -, ,,,
Sllas Titus, Esq Administrator with WIN
annexed, Of the estate Of Isaac Tyson, r..
late Of Baltimore, Maryland. deceased. makes
application to said Court, for license to ses
iii Of the real estate Of said deceased, IN tie
state Of Vermont wherever to DO fou nd. Az
iii the personal estatc of said deceased. rcpo
resepting that the sale would conduoe to the
beat intvrests of all concerned therein. ~ tho
hejrs reside without the State,
Whereupon, 1t 10 ordered by said Oo4rt,
that said application be referred TO na soss'Ga
sald West Fairlee on the 7th day OF Octooer.
4. D.. 1876 for herring and decision thereon
terosted be notified hereof, by publication Of
Letice Of said application and oruer snefeon;
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY. in tho Bradford sttor
Opinion, . newspaper published vt bra itord;
w.. and which Sirculstes in the neigh oSfhnooa
Of those Interested, before said time Of hear S
ine, that they may appssr 1t said time ana
place. and. II they 800 cause, object t1seote.
Nv tho COurt.-Attest.
~ ALVAH BEAN, Register.
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FOUND DEAD. On Thursday
forenoon, Sept. %, dispatch was
received here stating that Mr.. G. s.
Worthen was found dead at his
house in Lebanon, N. Il. at an early
hour that morning. His wife, a
daughter of Mr.. William McDuffee
who resides a few miles from this
village, had been visiting relatives
here and had just left on the train
for home when the telegram arriv-
ed. Mr.. Worthen was apparently
in bis usual health the day before,
having attended to his business dur.
ing the day.
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Smoked hams at q, II. Curtis,



Aye, that il the question. Is it better to
CULVER from head to foot in the paroxysms of
fever ard ague, or to Danish the atrocious dis
ease by course Of that standard anti fehrile
remedy. Hostetter's Bitters. There cannot
be much doubt - to the response Of the ma
laria-stricken to this inquiry From every
locality on this continent vi ose Inhabitants
are 'tOrrnented with the shivering plague
comes an increasing demsad for tAe only gen.
vided by .ciehSe. She den isens Of fever and
agHe districts we'll know how utterly made.
9nate to do more than give brief respite are
the so called remedies Of tho faculty. Quin-
me- arsah,c, hismuth-what Are these but poi
soneus palliatives, which cease after time to
produce amy beneficial ettect whatever, and if
persisted in wreak irreparable mischief upon
the system Everywhere they are being
abandoned by Intelligent persons, and that
genuine vegetable specific for intermittent
and remittent disease, Hostetter's Bltters.
substituted in their place. ~'e'
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NTATE or VERMONT.
held It West Isirlee. In SAID District, on tho
23d dsy Of September. A. D.. 1876. -,
Col. B. @. Hestou. Administrator With wsll
annexed, Of the estate Of Alba Wsusos'
late Of ThstSord In said District. deceased,
Dresents bic Standardization account for ex'
animation aud allowance, In tho estate OF said
deceased.
Whereupon Il 10 ordered by said Court,
that sail account be referred to . sesston
thereof. to be held at the Probate Once IN
ssid West Psirlse, on the 2sth day Of october
4, D., 1876. for hearing aud decision. thereon
And It 10 further ordered, that notice hereof
be given to Ill persons interested, by pu6lioa'
ton Of the same three weeks suocesslye!y y
the Bradford Opinion, newspapsr published
ct Bradford, previous to said time appointed
for hearing, that they may appear 81 said
time and place. and show cause, II any they
may have, why said account should not %
allowed.
81 The Court,-Attest. 1900
19.w.S ALvAH BEAN. Rssistas.
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Mr.. EDITOR: 1 wish to correct
a mistake in your paper of Oct. 7th.
You say that the committee on
mares and colts were MI from one
town and that the awards went to
that town and not to the merits of
the stock. Two Of tho committee
we're from Piermont, n, H., one from
Ely, Vt, The first award went to
Bradford, the second to Lyme, N.
d.. and If the premiums were not
awarded on the merits of the stock,
it is where we erre'l in judgment,
for we certainly meant to be hon.
est and do the square thing.
ONE OF THE COMMITTEE.
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LYcEUM. We are pleased to an.
noace' that the Lyceeum which was
30 successful last winter will resume
its sessions, commencing on Mon.
day, the 23d inst. The meetings
viii be held as formerly in the Town
Hall, but the evening will be chang.
ell from Friday to Monday, in or,
der not to interfere with the meet.
ings Of the Reform Club. The Ex,
ecutive Committee are perheting
an excellent order Of exercises for
tn meeting, which We ehall pub.
lish next week.
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bradford Opinion
Saturday, Oct. IA, 1915.
bradford Post llMce.

Bradford Post OMcs.
Southern Mall. ....l0.I5 \. N..... 3r.A
Northern Mail...... $50 =. N..-.h An
Western Nail ...... J. =. A....'O A. NJ
Boston L. New York 40 y. Me-. BAN.
LETTER POSTAGE, 3 cents each half ounce
Drop letter postage. cent each half ounce
KerIstratIo. fec In addition to the postagel
pers. pamphlets. circulars. flexible patterns
merchandise. pilot emgrayings. sheet
music and ali printed matter, seeds, bulbs
cuttings In packages not weighing over foul
pounds. cent for each ounce. Books. ! ecu!
Tor each ounce; Liquids. Eoi.o.; slss;s," -, and
ter not prepaid ut letter rates must ba 80
wrapped that II caS 10 easily examined
without destroying the wrapper. and must not
contain any wri,ing whatever except the I'D
dress. Postal cards, cent each. Postal cards
can DO forwarded same as letters II not ,leliv'
cred. Postal cards must not have anything
guniined. pasted Or RMmmed III any way ="
them. Postal cards must contain no writing
on the face hut the address.
Office hours from 7.30A A. NJ. to $50 =. n. Sun
lays from 1870 to Pm.
Conn. 4 Pass. II. n.
GOING SOUTH. GOING NORTH
Mail train :. lO.4OA. n. | Mail train, 3.i5p.M
Accom-, train, 0.40 Pm. Accom-. 9.7 AN
Under the new regulations persons can rido
on freight trains provided tickets are pur
chased at stations.
H., G. & NJ. II. II.
LEAVE HAvERHILL STATION.
UPWARD.
Express passenger, ............ y.IS .. M
Mall. ...,,...............2 .58 p. IN.
Montreal night EXPRESS. u. m.
DOWNWARD.
Montreal night express. 1883 q. IN.
Mail. ,,,,,.....,.......,..lO 1914 q. IN.
Express Passenger, aga p. IN.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
y BRADFORD DlsrRICr. -, ~ Probate Court
held q West Fairlee In said District, on the
I'D day Of Sept. 4. D. 1876.
Nrs. Sophia d. Perry admieistrAtrtx and
@. w. Perry AdMinistrAtsr OF the estate Of
NEWSUN PERRY late Of West Fsirles
In said District deceased, prsssnts their I'd
uniulstratieu account for examination aud
allowances. snd make application Tor an asstxu'
msat out Of the Personal estate OF said dsoes'
ssA.
Whereupou, Il 10 ordered by said Court.
that said account aud said application no rs'
fsrred TO : ssssion tharsof. 20 b. held st the
pr0bste Office In ssid West rairles on tho 2Sth
day Of October, 4. .. 1879, for hearing and
decision thereon:
And Il Il further ordered that notice hereof
bs given to ill pers0ns interested. BY pueltca'
ton Of the sxms three weeks excessively N
the Bradford Opinion newspaper pu6!tshs0
st BradIorl, W., and which circulates In sns
ueighborhood Of thoas interested, before sAl@
time Of hssviuE. that they may appear %
said time aud place. and show csuss. Y any
they may have. Why said sooesnt should NOT
b. allowed, aud such assigLusent mads'
i4SW ALVXH BEAN Register.
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The only place to buy the ORR.
entail tee aud coffee, the strongest
and best, or money refunded altar .
yial, ID Of OickeyG
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Men. u. W. BAILEY, Judge.
Probate Courts will b. holden Within and
for the Districs Of brsdford,ths ensuing year
" fOllows;
At the Trotter House, In Bradford. on the
Second 'Tussdsys Of January, Nay, July saa
Gsptembsr.
II FOSTERS Hotsl. East Coyiuth. On the Geo.
end TlssdAys Of February. June, August aud
N0vem,hsv.
a The Pvvhsts OfAce, In Nswbury, On the
Second Tuesdsys Of March and October, aud
last Saturdays Of January aud August,
Al the PrObste Otacs. In West Fsiriee. o.
the Second Tuesdays II December aud April.
sad last 6stusdsysof February aud Ssptem'
ALvAH BEAN, Register.
West vsislse. Noc. I. l0<. &yl
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Bradford Hayes and Wheeler Club +!

Grin Gambell, Esq. will address
a meeting Of the above organiza-
ton on Saturday evening, the 14ll'
inst. at Z o'clock, at the Town Hall
The public are invited to attend
PER ORDER.
Fl. G. DAY, Sec'y.
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the Town Hall next Sabbath al
p. n.
The Annual Target Shoot Of
the Bradford Guards will take place
Saturday afternoon, Oct. 14th on
L. u. Kelley's fat. Among the
prizes offered is a shooting Smith
& Wesson revolver.
MIR. Il. H. Robbie has sold his
house and lot to Mr.. job n Wilson
Of Corinth. The price paid was
about $500. Mr.. Wilson intends to
erect q spacious greenhouse upon
the lot, for which it is we'll adapted.
The members of the Eagle Fire
Engine Co. are requested to be pres
ent, under the penalty of % cents
fine, at the meeting on Wednesday
next at 5 o'clock p. M. The meet.
ing is for the purpose Of exercising
the engine.
AT q meeting of the Bradford
Guards held Wednesday evening,
Second Lieut.. Eugene Leavitt was
chosen Captain, vice f. Il. Chamber
lin resigned, and first Sergeant W.
T. Terry was elected second Lieut..
vice Leavitt promoted.
MIR. Ira Low, Jr., has just re.
ceived from Manchester a full blood
Durham bull eight months old which
weighs about 700 pounds. This bull
was bought of MIR. Ray, Superin.
tendent of the State Reform School,
and took the first premium at the
last N. Il. State Fair.
Among others who have pur.
chased tickets at Bradford station
for Philadelphia during the last ten
days are: Fl. Strickland and daugh.
ters; j. G. Stearns and wife; Fl.
G. Day and wife; G. q. Sargent
and wife ; Geo. McIndoe, wife and
niece, G. c. Cooke and wife, Miss
8. B. Woodward; Mrs. Lewis r.
McDuffee; E. J. Avery, T. Thur.
Der, Arthur johnson, Byron Rog.
ers.
BOLD ROBBERY. Sometime be.
tween ten o'clock Wednesday night
and five o'clock Thursday morning
A. Bailey 4 Sons Clothing Store
was broken into, about $50 in mon.
ey aud considerable amount Of jew.
elry, clothing, Sc. taken. The per.
son OF persons who committed the
burglary smashed light of glass
in the door, with an axe stolen from
the shed of the Trotter House.
There is no evidence that the front
doors were opened. 1t is probable
that the thief entered through the
broken light and then pass ed down
stairs to the basement and untasten.
ed the back door. The money draw.
er, some under-fannels, white shirts
and clothing were carried into the
private office, where the thieves
seem to have taken things coOlly.
They sized up the fan nels, tried on
q coat, which didn't suit and left it,
taking one which did. Other arti.
cles of clothing they also tried OH
seeming determined upon a "good
at" or leave the goods. They at.
tempted to take one Of the large
trunks, but seemed to think it would
be an elephant on their hands, and
after moving it some distance to.
wards the door left it and took a
shawl strap in its place. Having
appropriated what they wanted,
they went out through the back
door. There is as yet no clue to
the robbers.
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Lucy L. Drswstsrs, Estate.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, having besn appoint
I'd blythe Honorable Probate Court for the
District Of Bradford, Cem"is:ioners, to r.
mands Of Ill persons. against the estate Of
LUCY L. BREWSTER, late Of Bradford.
in said District deceased, repre-
ssnted insolvent. and the term Of six
moaths from the 18th day Of Sept. 1876, b..
isg allowed by ssid Court TO the creditors 81
sad deceased, to exhibit and prove their ~.
spsctiye claims before ~; Give netioe. that
u viii sttsnd to the duties Of our sppsint.
ment at the ofRcs Of Rps~Su HeFpksu IN
Bradford, In said District, on the 9Th day Of
Octshsr, and the 18th day Of March nsxt, st
s'cleek, In the afteE1esa. ~ sech u said
days.
z 4 siaah GALLEY, co-n'..ie..".
Bradford, VT, Oct. 6, 4. D., 1876.
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,

The Undetermined hay!sg po ~ IT, 5Ss
nsrs nv to do Iii kinds Of Jobs In the line sf
r moving buildings. building and repairing
6ridaes. etc., and In fact any thing IN the way
If hssyy work in his Inns. He 10 also pFae'
ticsl ioihsr aud builder and otters hls SERVICES
~ one who Intends to sreot now " 1eps"
Old 81 FL bunilo,. s' J.H. MAIN.
I. 1875. lott
Bradford. VT, Sept.
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MANHOOD: HOW 0ST, HOW re STORED


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The celebrated author, In this admirable
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ing out a mode Of cure at once simple. certain,
and effectual, by means of which every sui
ferer, no matter what his condition may be,
may cure himself cheaply, privately, and rad;-
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This Lecture should be in the hands Of
every youth and every man in the land,
Sent under seal. in plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, on receipt Of six cents or
two post stamps,
Address the Publishers,
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Inghts of Americas citizens.
These governments ucsa fAbsiy G1llsA
republican. They we're not in Gym
path, With the, tehHis a
Tiers was not Community south
which has not been horriksl fss s,soh
occurrences, and be deemed it won
derthst undar such vssin@yoctely'
did not 60 to pieces; tie army never
availed anything in sqoA -passe4.le
troops always arrived too late, snd 10
spite oftbe pod fpiAbsfyir{69osn
had been made Political nsohibes.
Gov. Chamberlain bad bsea rush;s0,
Nh Washington for the purpose ol
making this oocurseepe .pa oesseiYn
fof hnsntnisn and strife. Arkansas
FNas ah iliSStration the hSt tHS(1caf.
9he advsn.sa - of goed e6Ntern:.
ment, under fair aod 'intelligcat
|9sn, Geg. Gsrland. In conclusion he
declared the occurrence 1t Hsnbus9
VA : mobi6b element pot sporadic,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-19

INDIANAPOLIS, July lS.-The Dahl,
News pablishes the following inter.
view with Gov. Hendficks 1ith r.
ference toa special rom Saratoga "a
the Commercial Advertiser, N. Y.
RepoFter WA you ins,csts 70 tse
News whether or not there 10 any
truth in the .ssociatrtf pre1 disps,ch
from .Nex-Yurkla- .hs sGssl -shas- such
differences developed betWeen your.
self and Gov. T,Iden IL S.r4tors in
the conference Oh lhe curreacy cues
'ion, AS to possibly obiigr you 10 re-
pudlate Tilden or retire sousself from
The ticket
Hendricks Really | have seen NO
such dispatch as you refer 10.
The reporter promptly produced
the telegram, and the governor fead-
ing it aloud, pronounced /. q wholly
unfoun'td in every particnlar.
Reporter-Was your conference
,sa,,'| 81 f|'asn h.fne"'ss. md .,''.'.s- e
Hendricks-It was. OF course we-
differed on some immaierisl poiats,
but on the real issues Of the campaign
We we're united. II veuld indeed Be
strange coincidence 10 find any Two
men in the country whose opinions
on the national questions were in
exact harmony.
Rep3rser-The Telegram then you
pronounce lacking every element 81
tsuthI-- 4 ae
Hendricks. Most decidedly %. The
Commercial Advertiser referred 10 in
he telegram | suspect 10 > strongly |
a pa, er, which readily accounts
dt I'D fabrication 10 which it gaxe
publicity.
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DROwNRD..
g.t9.a ai
congressional.
AasN., /.

u ~ :
,HlSGroN, July 18.-Mr. Bout
Ade ~ explanation in reesrl
statement in the St. Louis
q, chsrginGsihat hesytilereo-
of the treasury hid forced
. in public accounts. He de-
nis was the case I'd read b On
snce committee Z recent report
senate, stating they were fully
. ! not the slight4st change had
ade in the books.
Davis said be had proposed to
the hesscs Nqnilt4e .fAoft
lays, and would thea SHOW ths,
ancies existed. TTu J
boutwell, ssid Davfs reminded
: child plying 49, : geome-
/: +; !; :; AT: ;:z!t|sc:a-;s s;:' f4'
PAvis merely deoiAsed ia rsply;
was prepared to ahow who
I'D with th4 system Of book.
Il in the treasury department.
"A 'ameroos ffo0 tke- e-commiiattee
i alnerce, Hp4ftl 1tDf11iy 4
bii6 Ruikoii4tfIt III COZ
lin OF = sttr6A hkrx0Alk MI
AAivcr 1t or near Sioux City,
III Placed o. HE fSdss.at1 !;
4 thousand copies Of the report
SE special committee on Missls-
sere ordred psiat4d l8a9
1 Booth, from tie pdblic lands
.ee inquired When, the several
hich had received land grants
,e Pacific railroad net Of July
ii were completed, and il any
Con WAS necessary to sec.lse
! Of settlers to pureLass snch
have no. been sold within
iars Of the completion of the
$l.25 per acre.
committee reported the bin
Gag tha as1s of lS6ds, and ask.
it be printed and rsoonmits
,e public lands committee. So
!. ,IIsS gig 3
was introduced p Q o,iding for
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