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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-18
Reservolr. cor lne Mls.lssIppi.

Exchanged
In order to do away with the
enormously destructive freshets
which occur every spring along the
course of the Mississippi it is pro-
posed to establish a system of reser-
voirs above the falls Of st. Anthony,
by building a number of dams to
withhold the water from the river
in the spring and utilize it when
necessary. From surveys recently
made by the United States engineers
it appears that the area of the water
sheds, or aflluents of the great river
above the falls Of st. Anthony, is
19,S03 square miles, which might
hold, besides the present supply,
95,500,000,000 cubic feet of water.
ALLOW water thereiS a deficit at st.
Paul which might be supplied from
these reservoirs and the flow be kept
even, or at such a rate of motion as
might be required. The time will
probably soon come when human
providence will deal with the Mis-
sissippi-the Nile of America-as
the ancient Egyptians dealt with
the sacred river. One of the won
ders of the engineering skill of those
great people was the Lake of Maris
by which the inundations of the
Nile were regulated and water stored
up for irrigation during the low
stage of water. With such reser-
voirs as now proposed an equally
great and admirable work might be
accomplished in America.
-
Queen Victoria has directed the
following productions by herself
and the members of her family for
warded to the exposition; Twenty
six etohings by Her Majesty, two
table napkins spun by Her Majesty,
banner screen embroidered blythe
Princess Louise, Of Hesse, and
Princess Christina, of Schleswig-
Holstein; two drawings of flowers
by the Princess Louise, the Mar
chioness of Lorne, These articles
will reach Philadelphia early next
month. ~
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13

azdeni We prosp9ch
Bristowa. Celn4isi republikane toho-
to m6sta odbyvali sobotu Garrettovy
sini politicke shromazdeni ne prave Get
ne navstivene, ably ma konvenci cincinnati
skou natlak ku prospechu Bristowa u6i.
Mill. William Bayne schulz zahajil, ma
tez n6kdeisi probatni soudce Tilden "a
predsedu zvoen. Y reel sve dovozoval
Tilden, re Bristow jest ten jediny vyni.
kaIici republican, kteryz by byls to stra-
ne republikanske k vit6zstvi dopomOci.
Strana ia nemdze potfebavati kandidata,
jeiz by proti utokdm demokratd ien 20.
rad haiti musela. kandi1at takovf
byl by Blaine. Bristowova minulost Jest
beze skvrny. Phi zahajeni kongressu po-
dial pravde statnickou a myslenkami
bohatou zpravu fnancni; vzdoroval ysem
zhoubnym politickym spoleGenskym
vliv1m hlavniho mesta zeme do neho
sklada nejen republikanska vlada ale cely
narod neivetsi nadeje. Pc Tildenovi zvo-
len v}bor k vypracovani resoluci. Zatm
CO vybor resoluci sepisoyal, feGnil k shrc.
mazdeni panove Castle, Bayne a Etwell,
ktefi vsichni dokazati Sc snazili, ze Bri.
stow jest ten jediny, kteryz republican
sksu stranu k yitezstvi vesti mize.
Resolucni vybor pfedlozil potion shro-
mazdeni nasledujici resoluc, jez jedno-
hlasne pfijata hyla. Usneseno:
re Benaminu IL. Bristowovi mnze
DOLBY poznavame, ze nem skalopevneho
pritele Jednoty Unie) a stateenebo yojina
valky obcanske, staleho republikana cd
ukonceni valky te, vefeineho muze vei-
kych schopuosti, nedotknutelne bez1hon.
nosti hlavne muznosti boji prot zka-
zenosti ufednikd iakoz takoveho muze
spatfuieme, kteryz, budeli navrzen "a
republikanskeho kandidata presidentstvi,
republikanske strane k vitezstvi dopomti-
ze;
ze Sc re vsech sll vynasnazfme, aby-
chom ponavrzeni jeho Cincinnati doci.
ILL.,"
V tom dosel telegram cd bristowskeho
klnbu Chicaga, zvestujici, ze 100 clen1
klnbu toho do Cincinnati Sc odebira, ably
tam pro Rristowa pracovali.
X zaverku zvolen tficlenny vJbor k
tomu cili, aby Sc postaral by odsud hodne
ce.na depntaee bristowed do Cincinnati
se odebrala. Do vyboru tobo zvoleni pa
move Fairbanks, Bayne Dav. Morrison.
Tehoz vecera jeste zapsalo Sc 80 osob do
deputace.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13
MiStni ZpraVy.

Sci dzevy born pro uspofadani
dmrtni slavnosti Palackyho II. cervna
1876. Dekoracni vybor podal zpravu,
kteraz byla pfijata. Zprava fnancniho
vyboru znela neocekavane ptiznive; ma
vrzeno ably so odevzdano bylo dekoraG
nimu vyboru, aby hraditi mohl bezna Wy
dani. Dale usnesino, ably casopise &c.
sti spolkove byli vyzvani oznamiti SIM
V. Rychlika, zdaz ktefi Glenove spolek
ieiich ma fecnisti (bez odznakd) zastupo-
vati hodlaji, nebot krone skutecnych "a
stupcd spolkd, fecnikd vfboru nebude
miti nikdo ma fecniste pfistupu. Pofadaji
CT vybor ziskal peveckY sbor ,,Lumir" k
pfedneseni n6kterych pfimefenych sbord.
Sestaveni programu ulozeno tficlenne-
mu vyboru. Dekoracnimu vyboru uloze
no opatfeni stuck pro slavnostni yybor
Pfisti schdze sobotu teze mistnosti
(V. Rychlika).
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13

Mrty ola utopence. ' nedeli
dopoledne vytazena kanalu ulice Cross
mrtvola zednika imenem Josef Taus, by
dlevsito ulici Perry. Ohledavac mrtvol
DIR. Fhedner nemohl rozhodnouti, zdaz ne
stastnik samovrazdu spachal anebo sta
WI opilosti do kaEalu spadl, je2to bylo
znamo 20 Sc rad napiI opil Utopenec
byl asi padesate roki star z6stavil ze-
nu a til ditky.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13

Nafizeni

ku potlaceni zlofadn pivnicich a .iinych
vefenych mistnostech.
Cl. /. Budiz oil m6stske rady natizeno
ze bude ode dne timz dnem, kdy naii
zoni toto platnost vejde, protizakonni,
kdyz maietnik piynice nebo restaurantu
vibec mistnosti, niz Sc pivo, 81, por-
ter, vino anebo ihoviny prodavaii Oh
sluze ho8ti aneb naliyani host6m piva,
elu, porteru, yina nebo lihovin anebo k
prodeji iak6hokoli zbozi mist6 takovem
prodavaneho divku nebo divkv, iednu
nebo vice pani, vyjimaie manzelku drzi
tele takovG ycfcine mistnosti "a plat nebo
bezplan6 drzeti a il takovem mist6,
kde pvo, Gl, porter, vino nebo lihoviny
Sc prodavaii aneb ku prodeii chovaii, po
uHvati.
CT. 2. Cd toho dne tehoz dne, kdy
nafizeni toto platnost nabylo, bude phi
divkach, pani neb panich protizakonni
bndouli "a plat nebo bezpIatn6 n6ktere
mistnosti kde re 6l, porter, pivo, vino ne.
DO lihoviny prodavaji nebo ku prodeii dr.
ii, zam6stnany bud co sklepnice, nalivaG
ky anebo iinak hostd obsluhovacky, kite
razto siuzba vyzaduje, ably takova osoba
V lakemkoli spusobu iedne syttnici ia =
kove mistnosti kde el porter anebo '
takoyt budoyt kde el, pivo, porter, vino
a lihoviny Sc prodavaii anebo ku prodei
drz, ptedpokiadaie, ze toto nafizeni zad
nemu drziteli takoye mistnosti rebo tako
v5ho domu nezabrannje pouzivat man.
zelku svon mistnosti takove "a ponce.
nici.
CT. 9. Vsecky osoby, kter6 diyky pa
nj Gednu nebo vice. zamestnaji nebo div
kam, pani aneb panim dovoli nebo dopu
sti ably ony takove mistnosti nebo ia
kovych mistnostech at "a plat at bezpat
ne sluzby konaly kterez sc protiyi ustanC
venim tohoto nafizeni, budou byvse ia
koveho pfestnpku tadne usv6dceny poku
tovany nemen6 nez p6ti a neyice nez pa
desati dollary "a kazdy den; kazda div
ka nebo PAM, kteraz nebo kter6z tako.
vych mistech zamestnany isou tam slu2
by konaji, kterez Sc ustanovenim tohotC
naflzeni protiyi, ma nebo mali kdyz fad =
ne usvedceny byly z ptestGpku toho, ne
vice nez padesati dollary nenene ne5
tticetidennim a ne vice nez devadesati
dennlm vGzenim anebo uznali soud "a
vhodne, ob6ma tresty trestany byti,
Vi. 4. Toto nafizeni ma ode dne tim
dnem kdy priiato zakonite prohlaseno
bylo zakonitou platnost.
Pfijato dne 6, Gervna 1876.
o. j. Hodge,
pfedseda NEST. rady.
In O. Nj C nto b, m6stsky pisaf.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13

sobotu odpoledne cd spolkoveho komi-
safe Whita vyslychan pfitin6 yseli
kych podvod1 zlodejstvi, z nichz obza-
lovan Jest. Pfedvolani sv6dkove sv9dcili
yesm6s prot nemu. Spolkovy komisaf cd
kazal iej nasledkem toho spolkov6mu sou
du ustanovil rukojemstvi ieho ma 50,
500. Obzalovany nemoha rukojemstyi to
opatfiti 81, musel vandrovati do chlad-
ku".
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13

LEAK p. j. Proska, cesk6ho sladka
ma rohu ulic Croton a Forest, Jest vybor-
ny coz dosvcdtuji sazeci Pokroku, jimz
poslan patek ma ,,kost"
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13
slnaVOSti.

L ov era Il Ci nj | a 2 ne n o zhafe.
Dne Is. dubna lehlo Oseku Lipnika
10 domkG popelem Dne % dubna Wv.
pukl op6t iedne usedlosti ohen, ztravil
vsak toliko sttechu, nebot rychlym pfi-
sp6nlm tamnicA obGand byl zahy udusen.
hazdemu bylo napadnym, ze posledni
dobe osade te tolik ohhd Sc pfihodilo,
nebot Y kratkem case Z tfdnI hofelo iiz
tfikrate vzdy tutez hodinu, totiz 10.
hodin6 noci. Vseobecne panovalo pfc
svedceni, re n6kdo vsechny ty ohne zalo-
I'll. Podezfeni pablo konecn6 ma truhlaf
skeho pomocnika Oseku, jakehosi Kav-
ku. Byy zatcen dlouho zapiral, kone6ne
Sc ale primal, ze vsechny tfi ohn6 zalozil.
kdyz sesho ptali, proc zapaloval, odv6til,
ze pry mu kdysi planetatska pfedpovida-
la, ze tfikrat zapali tudiz ze musel "a
palit.
. bet hazardni b hry. Y Monacu,
kde pesud neni zakazana hazardni hra,
prohral onehdy jeden Rus "a diva vecery
100000 frank8. Kdyz prohral posledni
petistovou bankovku, vstal cd stolu u
smivaie Sc pravil: TAX, ted nemam ami
tolik, co bych Sc naiedl." Reditel banky
doved6v Sc tom nabidl mu pdiGku 500
tranka. Rus ptijal ie vystayil rediteli
smenku, ma nlz Sc podepsal; Hrabe Ci-
Gagoy z Moskvy. Ma to Sci do hostince
a S ntkolika sondruhy poob6dval. Po
ob6d6 objednal 81 vdz do nedalekeho
Mentone, kde2 pry mel neiake neod-
kladne obchodni zaleztosti vyfidit. Viz
zadany ihned pfijel. Kdyz vsak vozka
ystoupil do pokoie hrabe;e, spatfil toliko
ieho kIobouk, plast 2avazadla. Hrab6
totiz mezi tim vysel hostince a vrhl Sc
Sc skaly DO more Strasn6 zohavena mr.
tyola jeho byla druheho dne Cd ybatd z
more vyloyena.
Zena loupeznik k e m. Pred ne
davnem byla okoli Moskvy zattena vdo
va po vojakovi, iakas Totiana Jesinovna
Zena ia, znama pod imeaem ,kirilovska
po5adnica,' byla pOstrachem celeho okoli
M6lat tOtiz radne ztizenou rotG, niz pa
chala ty nejrdzneisi loupeze. Zena ta jest
pry tax silna, ze jest j hrsckou zlomit
podkovu ruce. ObyGein6 chodila ustro
Jena samem sametu a hedbayi Nejyi-
&c zdrzovala Sc Moskve, kdez leckte-
r6ho spoleGnika syeho nachazela tkrytu.
Loupeze provadGla ma rozlicny zpGsob a
caste tax sikovne, ze o nj koluji nejrozlie-
n6jsi povidacky. Mmo iine vypravuie
Sc nj ze Caste ZINE v6douc, se pfijiz-
III n6iaky povoz, dala sc od soudruh1
svych zasit do pytle polozit do snehu
podle silnice Slysic, ze povoz Sc blizi,
dala Sc do Gpeniveho volani pomoc.
Dobrosrde6ni rolnici, domnivajice Sc, re
mali pred sebou ntiakou obet loupeze, u
jail Sc j a osvobodiIi il z pytle. Mezi tim
vsak obycejnt prikvacili jeji soudruzi a
rolniky oloupili. To kdyz roluici spozo-
rovai, jail Sc, iak Sc samo sebou rozumi,
haiti sydj majetek. Toho vsak pouzila
Tatiana co mona nejdfive zmizela.
Casio yydala Sc sama ma lup. Potkala-li
n6jaky povoz ma silnici, poprosila vozku,
aby il kousek cesty swell. Vyslysel-li
prosbu ieji, pohostila jej We vesnici palen
kou pfi neiblizSi pfilszitosti shodila jei
SO sani ujela poyozem. Ackoliv by
la iiz nekolikrat zatcena, psdafilo sc j
vzdy vse vylhati dostati Sc ma svobodu.
Nyni jest yeskere tamni obyvatelstvo vel
mi zvedayo, podafi ii Sc il tentokrat u
klouznouti trestajici ruce spravedlnosti.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13

Mladflupici. Gtrnactilety Lud-
vik Weiss byl sobotu vecer ma ceste !
prace domd cd nekoliko vyrostkd pfepa.
den, zbit $1,000 obran. Byla to ty-
denni mzda jeho. Mladi lupicove nepo-
chybne vedeli, ze 81 ponese domu vypla-
tn pocihali 81 nan. Policie po Mich slf :
di.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13
Oznanneni.

DLhdAh
Rada pro oprayy podala m rad6 zpra-
VA vykonanem odhadu pozemkoyGho
maietku hrani6iciho ulici Warren.
Odhad jest ucinen k zaplaceni skod phi
fknutych vzeslych sice, upravovani
a zlepsovani ulice Warren, mezi al. Fo-
rest Martin.
Reeeny odhad Jest vylozen 1fadoyne
mestskeho pisafe.
Vsecky strany, kterez prot odhadu to
mu namitky ciniti zamysli, necht tyto IN.
plsafi do p6ti redel cd vydani oznameni
toho pisemn6 podaii.
lno Nc Intosh, NEST. pisaf.
Cleveland, o, IL. kv6tna 1876.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13

V pa d. Neisprostsi neyestinec m6sta
ulici Commercial, drzeny cd Louis
Squirese, byl sobotu V noel cd policie
nahle pFepaden- Pet nev6stek a osm
muzskych bylo tam dopadeno, zatceno a
ma ustfedni straznici odvedeno.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13

n bozensk : ztfestenec. Stfi-
brink Lipert, kteryz do ncdavna p. I.eh
mana ul. Ontario pracoval, Sc nasled-
KEN nabozensk6ho rozcileni zblaznil.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13
neduhum lctnim~

CT & tt n a S e d ujfcf
odporuceni vynikajicich lekafi
tohoto jinych NEST:
My nizepodepsani, zkusivse Hugo
Hensche moucku vybornym 1spe-
chem nasi praksi, dobrym sy6domim
il odpornciti m6zeme obecenstvu.
Gust. G.. +. Weber. M. ID. CLEVELAND O
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13

~Pa k re jsouzle casy!~
Nasemu sousedu p. Janu Millerovi pam.
bu sobotu noci pozehnal ma necem, co
peclivi laskyplni rodice mad vsecbny pc
klady sveta miluji ma detech. Obla.
zilt no klucinou zdravym jako rys.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13

Celorocni schdze akcionafd Sp. Ceske
tiskrany odbfvana bude dnc 10. cervna
: b. vec. Perunu. Jezto dilezite iedna
nj ma pofadku Jest, ocekava Sc ze Sc pAni
.aknianati dasfaus
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13

Vpivovafe Krausoye sice V
Iedarn6 vznaly Sc dvakrate piliny cd jis
ker, kterez rozpukaneho komina do nicl
zapadly. Po oboukrate byl ohen uhasen
aniz by vetsi skodu byl spdsobil. Ponei
PRIV spGsobil as "a S25 skody po druht
nebyli hasiGi AMI alarmovani.
V sobotu odpoledne vypuknul oheh ,
pfibytku Franka Ptaka, {. 19. Watkins
ave, byl ale cas- uhasen takze ien as
"a $40 skody spdsobil.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-10-07
Boots Boots Boots I!

We take pleasure in informing you
that we are still in the boot and shoe
business, and owing to the decline in ali
goods, and having purchased our stock
of boots and shoes at the very lowest
prices for cash, shall sell at figures to
correspond with the times, and we think,
it will be for your interest to look at our
stock OF boots and shoes and prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. We also
have good line of feather busters, shoe
brushes, French and American dressings
for ladies' and children's shoes, and all
articles usually found in first-class boot
and shoe store, are now in stock, ready
for the summer trade.
Thankful for past favors, we hope TO
merit and enjoy your confidence and pat
ronage. G. S. STEVENS Il Co.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-10-07
Award to Vermont Exhibitors,

The following are the awards of thu
centennial judges to Vermont eXhibi
tors:
Thomas Ross, Rutland, steam crane.
Thomas Ross, Rutland, stone saving
machine.
Steam Stone Cutter company, Rutland
stone cutter and channeler.
George j. Wardwell, Rutland, valve
less steam engine.
Ripley e. Sons, Rutland, slabs of saw
ed and polished marble.
Rutland Marble company, Rutland
white and colored marble.
Columbian Marble company, Rutland,
colored marble.
II. Gibson, Clement & Woodfn, Rutland
statuary marble.
Sheldons e. Slason, West Rutland
block of statuary marble.
North Pittstord Marble company, Pitts
ford, marbles.
National Horse Nail company, Ver-
gennes, horse nails.
c. A. Orvis & Co., Manchester, Orvis
reel.
Park & Woolson Machine company,
Springfield, machines.
Montpelier Manufacturing company,
Montpelier, children's carriages.
David Reed, Burlington, colored mar
BILE.
st. Johnsbury Granite company, St.
Johnsbury, granite monuments and tab
lets.
Vermont Copper company, Vershire,
copper and copper ores.
Jones. Lamson e. Co., Windsor, screw
cutting machines.
Wooden mills, Burlington, cashmere
overcoatings.
Colby Wringer company, Waterbury,
clothes wringer.
Butterfield g. Smith, Cambridgeport.
steatite.
Burlington Manufacturing company,
Marriott marble.
Geo. Barney & Son, Swanton, colored |
Lane Manufacturing company, Mont
oelier, turbine.
F. c. Gilman, Montpelier, sulky and
wagon.
There still remains some four thous-
md awards yet to be approved by the
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-10-07
NUMBER FROM THE SEVERAL STATES,

Prices OF Market Bccf-A few choice 81 50
extra 81 90 81 -; first quality So 25'a
80 70; second quality s. so u So 90; third
quality $3.50 II 5.4j
Prices Of Store Cattlr-Working Oxen per
pair from $S7, $l2j, $50 200
Milch Cows ana Calves from S3oa 50; TX.
ira $50 u so; Farrow Cows $50 $50.
Yrarliugs $40 $50, two years old SlS n
S32 three years old SlS n $40
Prices of Sheep and Lamhs-In lots 81 50
- 80 n 50 OOeach; extra 50 30 II 81 % each,
or from 3ca sc per ID.
Veal calves : as
Prices Of Hides, Talow and Siins-Breh.
tod Hides 6lcac per lib. Country Hides 81
y &c. Brighton Tallow &c II c. Country
Tallow 5ca
Shcarcd Sheep Skins 75c each Il; Wool Skins
Lamb Skins Doe each. Calf Skins 10 l2c
n. Il, Beef-Choicc grade includes nothing
but stabilized llOOto 100 lbs Bullocks. Extra
and first quality includes the best, large. fat
Oxen. Second and third quality includes
Oxen and two and three year old Steers
Shccp-ENtra includes cossets, and when
those of inferior quality are thrown ont.
REMARKS.
Cattlc-With favorable weather VIC found
Cattle selling at full. Some of the Northern
we're ute nice Steers. sufficiently nice to de
ccive some who thought they were Western
Steers.
Sheep and LambS--The average quality of
the ilocks was inferior to what were sold last
week, and we find prices range lc lower, es-
pccully fine tlocks of Lambs of which there
were Il few at full rates, Trade deccnty quick.
Poultrv-Some Turkeys sold this morning
at l63c lb for Chickens For Fowl BE h.
Receipts 3 tons.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-10-07
PREM IUMS ARAWDED,
STALLIONS,

STATIONS.
LIST. c. Jones, Bradford, GOO
I'd. o. P. Tabor, Haverhill, N. H., 400
FOUR YEARS OLD.
lst. d. X. An'lross, 800
I'd. G. Q. Calf $50
| THREE YEARS OLD.
LIST. f. r. Hurlbut, Hanover, n. H., 800
ID. James Mckinley, 200
TWO YEARS OLD.
LIST. John Hartwel, Oxford, 200
BROOD MARES.
LIST. E. j. Sibley, 500
ID. S. G. Arnold, Lyme. N. H., 300
MARES AND GELDINGS.
LIST. w. f. Levings, Williamstown, 400
Cd. j. ID. Aldrich, 900
THREE YEARS OLD.
LIST. L. N. Mativey .Corinth. 800
ID. ii. e. johnson, 900
TWO YEARS OLD.
lst j. II. Armstrong, 300
I'd. S. II. Grow, LOO
ONE YEAR OLD.
lst A. G. Hodgdon, Piernont, 200
ID. John johnson e. Son, 100
MATCHED HORSES.
LIST. j. N. Knight, Corinth, 6.OOI
2d. II. b. Stevens, 400
GENTLEMEN'S DRIVING HORSES.
LIST. Job Hobson, 900
ID. E. j. Libby, 400
DURHAM CATTLE
TWO YEARS OLD BULL.
LIST. c. X. GRAY, East Montpelier, 600
ID. Z. Underhl, 400
YEARLING BULLS.
lst Geo, w. Chamberln, New6ury, 800
ID. c. X. Gray. Z. Montpelier, 200
BULL CALVES.
LIST. NJ. X. Chamberlin & Son, 200
ID. c. X. Gray, E. Montpelier. 100
HEI FER CALVES.
LIST. c. X. Gray, Z. Mont pelier, 900
ID. Harvey Martin, 100
TWO YEARS OLD HEIFERs.
st, Harry Martin, Z. Montpelier, 200
I'd. Geo. Chamberlin, Newbury, 100
YEALING HEIFERS,
st. NJ. r. Chambeilin & Son, 300 2
4. Z. X. Gray. Z. Montpelier, LOO /
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-10-07

THE New York Times says tha
the Democrats are sending "Shoul
der hittcrs" and "ballOt-boX stuff
tprs" from New York and Baltimore
to Indiana to help carry the cleo
ton. 1t is 20 be presumed that In
diana has laws regulating the eXer
else of the suffrage and the machiE
cry for executing them. We trust
they will be put into vigorous oper
alton, if necessary, to protect the
Hoosicr ballot box. 1t is a pity il
the people of Indiana can't have al
election without the interference Of
New York roughs and Baltimore
pluguglies.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-10-07

Joseph w arren, editor of the
Buffalo, N. Y. Courier, who died
very suddenly Saturday evening OF
congestion of the lungs, was born
ia Waterbury, in 1929, and studied
at the Vermont University. He be.
came assistant editor of the Courier
in 1858, and editorin chief in 1853.
Since 1866, on the death of Dean
Richmond, he has been the acknowl-
edged leader of the Democratic par
ty of Erie County, and a recOgniZ.
ed leader and counsellor of that par
ty in Western New York.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-10-07

Bring or send your auction bills
to the OPINION job Office to be
printed. We do our work neatly.
promptly and at low prices. We
notice all auctions in the OPINION,
which often proves better notice
than the bills. Send in your orders.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-10-07
ID | Il d..

In Bradford, Oct. |, Harriet h. wifo of 5.
II. Merrill, ased 81 yrs 10 mos.
In Fairlce, Sept. 26th Lewis Allan, sou of
w. IL, and D. A. Child, aged months and 10
days.
God keeps niche to hold our loved ones,
Albeit, he brake them to our faces,
Lest our soft kisses should impair their
Wilderness.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-10-07

One new No. 2 Singer Sewing
Machine for tailol's use. Also, Sing.
er family machines, different styles
and prices, also attachments, oils
and needles. Inquire at Warden's.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-10-07

The occasion in which Mr.
Tilden declared he would "resist
under any circumstances the use OF
force to coerce the South into the
Union" was the adoption of reSolu
tons by Tammany Hall deleSa
ton to a peace convention in 1861.
One of these resolutions said "that
if the Republican party shall decide
not to take such action as can alone
induce n peaceful settlement of the
present difficulties, ace demand ana
insist that the nation shall not be
plunged into the horrors OF civil
war, but thnt measures shall be taken
to bring about an amicable separat ION
of the tiCO sectiORs"
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-10-07
A FOOT RACE

For $40; 81 to first SO, to second.
quarter mile dash, occurred between
Stephen Young and Lewis Blan.
ehard was won by the former in two
straight heats. Time 81 minutes
524 seconds. Norman Taylor, the
champion runner of America, ran
against his own time of 17a min,
utes, three mile heats. Time 1G:42
The officers of the Society deserve
much praise for the success of the
Fair, not withstanding the great dis.
advantages they labored under. The
police had but little TO do except to
keep the people from the track dur
ing the trots. The music by the
North Haverhill Silver Band was
very satisfactory; the only objec-
ton being the short distance at
which the music could be heard.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-10-07

Fresh oysters at g. H. Curtis
for sale by the quart, gallon, or in
any quantity you wish at the lowest
prices.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-10-07

"A big stock of Waltham and
Elgin Watches of all kinds selling
at 20 per cent. less than can be
bought elsewhere, at Warden's.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-10-07

Don't carry that old travelling
bag to the Centennial, hut go to
Wurden's and hny u new one.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-10-07

-Dickey buyeshi $ goods for cash.
Go there and do likewise.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-10-07

Fresh oysters cooked in any
style YOU wish at G. Ii. Curtis Res
taurant.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-10-07

MIR. Understanding as Gre
former"-is aSsailed every day by
the leading Republican organs, and
10y many powerful Independent
journals, and charged with serious
crimes. ami with much which, il
true, would make him unfit TO be-
GENE President. In reform can
vass, charges of railroad wreckire,
Shinplaster issues, packing caucus
es, buying conventions, perjury,
and deirauding the Government are
very serious allegations, it must be
conceded by every intelligent man
who has not nursed hide-bound
prejudice since his infancy. Some
of these charges are not even con
tradicted in way to meet the ac'
cusation fairly and comprehensive
Iy.-Albany Times, (Dem.)
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-10-07

Pears, Peaches, apples and
grapes at Curtis.