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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
TRUSTEES SALE

- sc Of 5ae Authority vested in me b,
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81 iss-faa, y baiiats tss5iis.ty -fsie uf Tcsas.
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perry SCI I5rtii IN eaid dee,i IL lfnst, consist
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nspi Of Mrs. VI. r. swatn.

This lady deserves much credit for
the vim and perseverance with which
she conducts the affairs o: her estab-
ueDt. She has great affection for her
peculiar art, aud gives il close study,
enhancing Its many merits BY fine
taste. Mis-. NJ. Z. Shear, one oi the
best milliners and dress-makers ia
Northern Texas, is connected with
tbi- establishment.
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Mrs. N. ~. Lee.


This n'odiste combines traiued skill
with much elegance of taste. A lady
OF many requirements, Mrs. Lee
/ brings 20 her work that cultivation
which Is certain to give pleasure, il not,
what may be termed, fascina;iug ats
faction 20 the fortunate owner. Her
istrous are nImcfoas aud eGehB.n.si
+ 10 ali her arts;ice iliiifgs forth. MIS-.
'.ee has Ia the ac nipiishei Miss
Lizzie Doilie artistic aid.
Mrs James e. u irhI,.y'- Dress Msssiu;
ssspeiiur.
This uosle ani gracious woman has
coursgipUsly joined with her sex in
that grand teaching nieh shows hat
woman lood eau be something more
than a mere lilly. Her high1.,t8
athletic calfiva,i "a Wits the zeal size
| throws ia her accomplishment, has
made her wonderfully successful, .siid
many Of the regal costumes VEN ly
our IN ststy lish leiies. hsv re inn ,rint
lady's genius. Mrs. - Ef-. i..i, uli
"ftbis the effect Of lux ,,ss t7st 10
her effort
or"ss Making and 1fiitners E-tab-
;i-issnent OF Mrs hesi.ea.
Mrs Iieyisnn, With her two dau Oh
iers the MISSES L4mer aud Rose }. vi.
-ati. nave hut recently arrived ia our
city. but have tsKei- up their life " ark
ea''esiniiy ai,d spiriteiiy, aud are exc
cutting some very pretty designs ia
Their lile, which are receiving eonsid-
cradle attention.
orcas hn2;as aud Nilsinery Esfas
iisnua.i Of Mrs. u. D.. aliiiam. &
20.
Mrs. Williams is au example OF v ha;
any lady with sill and industry can
perform Boldly entering the s,s in
neighonshood crowded With con pe,
tiiian, she has pushed herself f,re ard
irulS, ami her establishment is mIl h
sought Mrs o l.. Geer, vino has a
ieruuiary Interest in the concern, add
Miss Carrie King, adj TO is popularity
% ths delicacs AMI charm of the,r
woFk,
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Assisted by her son, Mrs. Gleason
enters the field Of labor with charac-
teristic caution aud liberalization.
Prudence and much womaniy intui-
ton are noticeable in the management
OF her business. which Is that OF
mattress making Her trade is on the
increase, aud she gives. indirectly,
employment to some six 10 ten wG
men.
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This estimable lady has one Of the
handscmezt display rooms la the city,
a. well ~ one OF the most tempting
stocks Of miiiinery goods .ap this
way" Mrs Chesnut owes her thris-
iog business TO the elaborate character
Of her work. aud tbs riebnsss,. sieiiesey
aif senufaen~-s u the <cnssi,aenis
n~es! ~ ~ mshe nps Her pIslode u
psiuelDslIy go n1 - sblAe = ~
sn1lrg Anlll = ~
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or no pretensieBs, u quiet toiler,
with hii Of wowsu's patience aud
faith, Miss Ramsay il disehergiDg her
duty 10 herself Ia an unoi,trusive way,
aud hss Received proper recognition
by the Leasness of her hanaicraft
She has with her Miss Amantha A.
kins, young lady who has had much
general experience la dress making.
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The superior lady introduced in on
city what is known as the 'Deme-ti C
Patterns" which Fave found Wide
sale. she makes this, with zcph.'
worsiej, canvas, and the embroidery o,
silks a speciality. Her business is az.
suming an extent Of considerable i'm
portance, ami Is already q reaunera
tsx.. nt.a
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-29
GENERAL BINET, Chief of Ord

GENERAL BINET, Chief of Ord
nance, has appointed q Commits
ion of ordnance officers to proceed
to Philadelphia, to investigate au
invention Of Eldridge Wheeler fol
welding steel with iron. Millions
of dollars have boon expended by
the different nations Of the earth
in experimenting with this problem.
but without result. Mr.. Wheeler,
il il nnd, rstood, has succeeded In
manufacturing an iron gun with a
steel lining, which in the opinion Of
ordnance Otficers In the army and
navy, is destined to rsvOlutiOhize
the gun business all over the world
The invention OF Mr.. Wheeler 10
thought to be u re.discOvery OF the
art of manufacturing the famous
Damascus blade. 1t is understood
that the Prusslan Government has
sent a commission, which is now Ell
route for Philadelphia, to examine
and report upon this wonderful in.
vention. Admiral Porter, who has
examined q model of Mr.. Wheelers
gun. expresses u very favorable
opinion of it.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-29

Mr.. A. L. Stewart, says a letter
writer in the Paris Register, is now
seyenty-fve years of age, and has
the appearance of a man not over
fifty. His daily habits are rather
remarkable; he rises at the troke
of 7 the year round, he breakfasts
simply,af S,upon an egg, "stirabout,"
bread and tea. He dimes at $50,
and from breakfast until dinner he
partakes of no refreshments what
ever. For years he has eaten but
two meals a day. He never was in
a restaurant to sup or dine in his
life. He never takes wine outside
of his own house, unless at a din.
ner or soiree, and then very SPAR
ingly.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-29

There is a good deal of mistaken
depreciation of Blaine's vindictivt
ness. Blaine is not vindictive.
He is u good natured man-every
way u large man. This debate in
the House, between the COnfeder
ates and Republicans, had to come.
There was no possibility of sup
pressing it even for q fortnight.
Blaine selected the battle ground,
and we presume it is, by this time,
conceded that he made the selection
OF the position with skill, and fought
the fight with extraordinary force
and Northumberland Com.
mevcial
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-29

The POultney Journa. says: "a
few days since we found a good
economist in the person of a young
mechanic. He lives in house of
his own, for which he owes a few
hundred dollars. His earnings
last year were $3.50 from that sum
he paid $40, interest on his indebt.
edness $500 of the principal, ex-
pended $55 in repairs, AMI support
a family Of four persons. He is
every day at his work, has no fears
of what Mrs. Grundy may say, but
supports his family comfortably and
we'll. Here is an example worthy
of consideration by other young
men. 1t is a good example for all,
and all young or old would do we'll
to pattern from it, let their circum.
stances be what they may. We do
not claim that all can live at the
same expense this young man does,
but we claim that all should observe
his habits of Industry and economy"
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AS the debates in the House

AS the debates in the House
progress, the great Democratic doc
rine that this is a mere confedera.
cy of States is more boldly avowed
by the Confederates of the South !;
and none of the Northern COnfed.
crates dissent. Give them control
of the executive, as well as legisla.
tive departments of the Govern.
ment. and the declaration of the
right of State to secede from the
confsderacy will be made as boldly
as ever it was in Richmond or
Charleston.-Cincinnai Commercial
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AT a late meeting of the stock

AT late meeting of the stock
holders of the Barton National Bank
the following directors and officers
were chosen: Hiram Mcclellan,
Amory Dawson, John Bailey, Dr.,
William w. Circuit, a. G. Robinson,
l.. II. Thompson, VIM. Fl. Blaisdell,
directors. Alta subsequent meet
ing the following officers were cho
sen: Fl. neutrality-suspicious.; Amory
Dawson, vice president II. X
Dewey, cashier. A dividend Of three
dollars share was declared for the
first four business months that the
bank was in operation. During
this time large expense was crea'
ted in starting anew, buying a safe
furniture, &c. The showing fol
the new bank is excellent.-MOnitOr
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-29

The Amherst House at Am.
herst, was burned at an early hour
Tuesday morning; loss about $780,.
600. There was $4,000 fire at
Suncook, Monday evening; the
Town SehoolhOuse at North Wo.
burn, Mass, was burned Monday
evening, involving loss of &c.
600; Belfast, Me-, had u $4,000 fire
Tuesday morning.
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MARRIED.,

In Ryegate, Jan. 9th, at the residence of
the brides father, by Rev. James NJ Beattie,
Mr.. Frank L. Hosford of Thetford aud Miss
Mary q. Currier Of Ryesate.
In Bradford Jan. 26th, by Rev. L. III. Elliot
Frank G. George and Hattie Il. Taplin botl
of Coriuth,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-29

Farmers should have a scrap
book in which to paste important
items found in their agricultural
papers. By thus saving, from time
to time. the valuable suggestions
made by others on the various sub
jects connected with farming, a
store house of information will be
secured which will be of great val
ue practically.-Fdrmer.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-29

MRS. MCKENZIE, wife of Hon.
Hugh Mckenzie, a member of the
Canadian Parliament, became in
fatuated with young f. II. Bridges,
son of the former manager of the
Grand Trunk Railway, and eloped
with him to New York. They were
arrested last Friday, and OH Satur-
day Mrs. Mckenzie returned to her
husband.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-29

LYONS KATHAIRoN prevents the
Hair from falling out or turning
gray, renews its growth, and gives
strength and vigor. 1t is delight
fully perfumed, and makes a splen-
did dressing. 1t is the cheapest and
most desirable Hair Tonic ever pro-
duced. Used by the elite. Price
only 90 cents If
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-29

+. d. WinslOw, formerly a Meth
odist minister, and of late publisher
of the Boston Post and the DAILY
News has forged paper to the extent
of about two hundred thousand
dollars and fled.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-29

There is to be "DedicatiOu
BALI at Eastman's Hall, in CO'inth
Centre, on Thursday evening, Feb
3, to which general invitation is
extended. The Lebanon Band
pieceS-will furnish the music.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-29

Mr.. G. W. Stevens announces
an old and young folks ball at his
hall in East Corinth, on Tuesday
evening, Feb. 1, 1876. Music by
Hamilton's Band. A good time ex-
pected.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-29

The German Prince Imperial
thinks he won't visit this country
during the centennial exhibition af.
ter all. Well, the loss will be his own
He will miss a big show and good
time. We should be very glad to
have "Our Fritz" come, but if he
dosn't want to he can stay at home
and no offence to us.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-29

The place to get your dental
work done is at DR.. Stevens. His
work is first class, and they do say
that teeth made by him are nearly
as good as natural teeth. His work
IS all warranted first class.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-29

VERsHIRE. a large amount of
personal property will be sold at
auction ON the Samuel Rowe place,
on Saturday Jan. 20. VIM. Kim
ball does part of the talking and
wants the crowd co do the rest.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-29

"A letter, postmarked New York,
very badly spelled, has been received
by the Postmaster OF Concord, in
which the writer threatens to muir
der several of the witnesses in case
LaPaCe il convicted,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-29

just received at the Opinion
Stationery Store fine line of latest
style box papers. Also, s. s. cards !,
letter copying books, large sheet 8
plotting paper, gummed seals, Sc.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-29

The examination last Saturday
at Corinth, in the alleged child muir
der case resulted in the States at
torney not deeming the evidence
sufficient to warrant the arrest of
The paI ties.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-29
DR.. QUAI Ms
M A GIG
C Q N d TlON PILLS.
NEW TESTIMONIALS,
y curaiain anSi Bshcumn tasm,
H43Vcr sInd aaiGney Conn I,lisi NJ
aHF A'Wcnty -a'iye Wears Cared
10y lbr. ekuain's Condition Hills.

Neuralgia and Bsheumns tsm,
H4GVCi' alNd Ga sidney Conn I,lasi NJ
fdr a'wcntY -aHiye Nenrs Cured
10y nbr. ekUnin's Condition l11ls.
DANvrns, Mass, July ~, 1876.
MR. LANE Redf Sir Fog the last TWEEN
ty.Hvo years ! have suffered terribly with
Neuralgia and rheumatism, also Liver and
Kidney Complaints, causing severe pain in
the back and hips, often unable for months
10 slaop To pick up any small article from
the floor | hNyo had several doctors spcnt
a great deal for medicine, which did no good,
aud finally concluded must suffer che rest
OF my Lille, | happened one day to sec your
advertisement in the Congregdtionaiisi.
Thought the medicine was just what needed
and sent to YOU last April for II package u
Pills. Before had taken eight felt IKE 4
new person. Can sleep well nights, and have
no Neuralgia pain, can stoop rs well as ever
my friends are nstouiShed at the change in
me, and think It will not last. Ny sister has
suffered from Inflammation of the Bowels
aud constipation, and wishes to try your med
jcuc, intend still to take them, and woul4
not be without them If money would buy
them. think they must prove II blessing to
thousands who will be induced to try them.
Enclosed you will find $500, please send two
packages.
Yours Respectfully,
MRS b. T. LANE.
The same lady writes again July 80. 1875,
"G our Pills are doing wonders here. an
taking the second package. My son Wishes
Nou TO send him package. Enclosed lind
fifty cents,' etc,
sick EEsirty Ncnrs-DOctOrss say
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Gifted by Orac Package Of lDr.
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MRS, EMILY GREY writes from Lunen
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gH,,nz,a The Postmaster mt Moth
Elus6kRhEgR, Mass.


North Eastman, Mass, Sept IA. 1875.
Mr.. =. ". LANE,--Dsar Sir Please to
send noe another package of DIR. QUAINt
Magic CoNDTtoN Pulls, Enclosed YOU will
lind Gf;y cents. lpr2e yourpllsvery highly
Tor they have helped my wife more than any
|rnug ever did. She has had the Kidney
Compmiut very bad indeed, and has tried al
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her uutil saw these Pills, and then thought
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/ futh IN tuem, but now nave faith in them
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uill and can recommend them to all trOu-
HE'D with the Kidney Compliant.
ADRIAN NJ. HORTON, p. ~,
IL. NnI
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EAST CORINTH. The singin,
school excitement is on the wane
1t has been recently ascertained tina
one school is enough for this place
and that is taught by w. Corliss
He has a large class and is giving
good satisfaction.
The village school is largely at
tended, and indications show that i
is well managed in both depart
ments. An exhibition is talked o
on or before the close of the schoO!
Lyceum for the benefit of the schOl
ars and all others that feel interest
ed, every Monday evening, unti
further notice.
There will he an old and younA
folks ball at q. w. Stevens Hall
Tuesday eve, Feb. LIST. The Cap
tain says he is not so young as he
was once, but still delights in get
ting the old and young dancers to
sether to trip he light fantastic. A
good time is expected.
Noses Curier has bought a 10,
Of land adjoining the village and in
tends to build thereon the coming
spring.
The store formerly occupied BY
Coriss & Rogers, is again vacant
II. Il Mills having shipped his goods
to rarre, and Geo. Way and Frank
Rogers don't care if he has.
The sleigh was slightly demoral
lied and the harness somewhat scat.
tered, but the horse arrived home
all right and was kindly taken to /,
neighbours about 3 miles distant, not
being recognized at the stable where
it belonged. Foster says he dom;
like to ride and go afoot at the SAME
time; especially down over the
bank.
Although considerable public spirit
is manifested in East Corinth, at
times, it seems strange that no move
has ever been made to procure fire
engine, Men that are doing bust
ness and own real estate Ough,
to make moye in that direction
The facilities for procuring water in
case of fire can't be beat as long as
Waits River runs. Much money
might he raised by subscription, and
no doubt the ladies would assist in
getting up social entertainments to
increase the fund for that purpose.
There are young men enough in the
vicinity to handle an engine, and
there ought to be public spirit
enough to put the thing through.
A SUBSCRIBER.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-29

WHAT THE CLERGY SAY,
From REV. 4. II. FRANCIS.

New Bedford, Mass. May 6, 1875.
Mn. TuoMAs w. LANE.-Dcar Sir A pack
age Of your Pills, received few weeks since,
have heeu tested in my family, and really
their merits have nat been over-estimated
| rs Il Regulator iov the Digestive Organs they
are 32tsHypfsSci. lii case Of Nervous Head
ache they provo an erceHent remedy. In case
Ui cold and ughtncss across the chest, they
! girr Tcijct They act us u pHrgatiOe and also
is to"ic. Every family should have sup
/ ply at hand in case Of need.
= REV. a. II. FRANCIS.
sGcv. e.. EAR7E,s thinks they Drive
E.bvcl GoEas pEnimr and It's Ac.
F0EsG 59ssGirsact1Gs gronl tAc SyS.
lesaa ASettcu' ahan amy thing
h4ssc.
iIawley, Mimi, Sept. 4, 1875.
T. W. LANE.-Dear Sir Il find SO much
benefit to myself and others from using DR..
QuAIN'a PILLS that send you herewith one
COLLAR tor two more packagee. have been
all my life affected with Liver Complaint,
and lll its accompanying fruits of Indges
ton, Billiousncss, Heart burn, &c. | have
used all kinds Of medicines, Allopathic. HO-
mu0pathic Eclectic and Patent, and have
never before found Il medicine that drives
disease out Of ones body like these Pills.
could say IA great deal more III their favor,
and probably will some time, but have not
in, to do SO just at this moment. Please
serd the pills as soon as possible, for l am
entirely out. and | givea good many OF them
fitted by them.
REV. L. KNIBS.
ssev. 81. u. G,s;amnett says. '9nain,s
EsfiEs pert oE'zsa all thai is ClaiM-
est for tFacGn,'
Lebanon, Grafton Co., N. H., July IL, 1873.
MKT W. LANE:-We received package
of Dr. QCAIN's PILLS, and do not hesitate to
say that they are an Invaluable medicine
performing all th"t il ciai med for them III q
r,.nttr -.tt . t.tt tstR
''''' - "'''' y " ~ j. II. GANNETT..
Testimony OF kscv. H.. Draper,
Seabrool. n. H., May II, 1879
Mr., TUos. W. LANE.-Dear Sir 1t is with
pleasure | acknowledge the receipt OF your
medicine. on. QSAINs CoNDlTIoN PILLS.,
while living in Chichester. My wife had long
been troublrd with torpid liver and indiges-
tiun. and had consulted physicians without
icing benefited. She therefore resolved to
try the pills, aud they have proved medi-
cine adapted to her ease, and her health is
much improved Please send me two pack
ages mere and iauch oblige
" Yours, Sc, L. DRAPER
From kGcV. 81. e.. NHurch.
Lamar, Barton Co., No., July q, 1878.
Nix. InoMAs W. LANE.-Wc received your
Pills and think they are good. Please send
Us another package immediately. Enclosed
find fifty cents. REV. ii. q. MURCH.
7For the convenience of persons living
in bradford and vicinity, these Pills can be
had at the OPINION OFFICE, or will be
,tSr 81 Mail ON receipt of PRICE. ~ Cents.
Address
sssa,6: e., STANTON, Ag'1
OPINION OFFICE,
ssEsADFORD, VT.
THOMAS w. LANE, GEN. ACT.
Manchester. n. ii.
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.DI led

At the residence of JAS. III. Armstrong in
Bradford. Jan. Goth, Isaac Snow aged 81 yrs.
amos. 6 days.
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Bradford Prices Current.
Corrected weekly by STEVENS BAGLEf.

A FINE LINE OF
FRENCH'S SLEIGHS,
for ale at the Trotter House, Apply to
II, Z. HARRIS,
Bradford, W.
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HOCKENBERRY 4 SQUIRES,
HoHssH ARrHAlsnHs'
BRADFORD. VT.

ship In the horse training business and are
prepared to train aud educate colts. break
vscious horses Of tricks. and work horses for
rOadsters or the track. NJ. Heckenberry has
had more than 20 years experience In hand
ling horses. and Nj. Sqnires underestimate the
elled with Prof. G II. G. Williams.
Parties will Rdd one Of them ut HOeken-
berry's Stable 1t tho North end Of the Village
at all times. y Satisfaction guaranteed or no
day. Horse Clipping In any manner to suit
aStf HoCEKNBERRY l. sQUIREs.
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Bradford Opinion
Saturday, Jan. 80, 1875.
BRADFORD POST OFFICE.

cL6sE. NIX,
Southern Mail. .....l0.l A. M..... y. n,
Northern Mail..,... a,m T.. M,...,ll AN.
Western Mail .,.... 3, =. M,,...l0 4, N,
Boston & New York go =. M.,... "a. N.
Office hours from 7.30 \. N, to $50 T.. NJ, sun
days from IL, 80 To Pm