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, 1876-06-22
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I}LocK oI. oTIwn.STnNYM M MIs1ck lLn.'sEs, 1, seth soUTI!
1a,is. Address A II Tribune oh!ce.
1.'UH EXCilASHi:-s9 tlECEi III: MORE Or GOOD
rtn cbtntc nrrosrtt VI uamprovtl. IN snntl. and
.l"ck of 1ts and t'cs, Erertrc-. or cesr stock q
:'s IT, 5S / SilS I'D ii ;';s IT, 's %:.sr
sun.st.. rrt'ipal.
T ,0ln-T., ,l:XCiIANGE-GOtll' srNCENAN TOWN.
" lots t9t j, gtnrnt hutee MORTGAGES. Frrtrhat rl'
Isl Essrta,rn..t.. loonl HI. A. L. slOSE.
i1,o I:xcnASGE-pY r. II. BOYD. ROOM 4. liz
s,sa%ea.i sas,oss,i mine of n .crc, In Fulton County.
nTnreTy; 9s tSa1 Wit assu. AZ f ' ~e'' '4''oe
ut ttlz in3. rIcar. IN .ser. aonth frunt
10 omo-Ua sakt h!,.Inr.. property % stat1..t. or
Wal,G1h:ar.. norh .! Twr!fthtt.; TaHt lMrr4ytd.
aua-tlnr q the tness +,tory hslck we!lirks an1
lIy!lc turk u any gund snbHrAs town. BIZ sure Anu
fa,h1l-A handsome 0ttaxon. rIa hEirk dwelling nnh
lot 25xl2a south f1nat IN nesE Err'
non.hv.. fer cutta<e aud tut Ia city. c!ch1 woFlh
vi fEo-cottaec and lot sule,: rlra.. on Cnttax.
a:s ,n aa" naa4 .;k VI" sy e ''F *o
sibts,iIuuae and lot 4!xIr'. corner Huron and
Frnkln:sa. (rcnta for *sl rcr month low,: wknt Gnt
taEc aud lot. clear, Eurth Il. a LUX st tals proP,
s.o.uf-The !argctt packing hon's 10 Chicago. viii,
Il now rrntel wei, and doing large business.
fI,O EXcnASGE-l.tIr sa1n5. WITH nG1LnlSHs,
l south front. on 1nekan.st~, Lr:wcen StH.+ s,,h
I!earrn, ~ honst and lot ccsr In t'ty :. L. Hoip
mo ExcuAxGE-rOE 4 l;Oiin FAEM IMPROVED
drae a, I'D
SSt* .n UIit SsG :tH! s y wGns
tun.tt.
, 1876-06-22
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY.

Spfc7dl NlFdach 70 Ina 7F76uHd.
ANN Ann0lI, Ntcll. .tune nl.-The Ecandal'pot
IN stlll boiling. DR.. Koss today sued nr. bougAs
Yor libel and sandcr IN connection with thn 1abOra-
tory Jctalcatlon. Thu charges ars basuI on state.
urnts l,uuelav has mnde lu newspapura through
reporters, mud In this recent investieatn about the
forgery liz llys htv laIlsscs al So. 900 Thls
makes The fourth sui. growing out Ut thu laborato'
ttnnl[d
, 1876-06-22
TO fkt,N'E-GH0tfSESs

10, nkST-Sgw s,YE,n.aM ,lHlrK ,y!o'laEs
] c'1rRp. <JAs. II. GOLDMAN T. C'. 6a Washing
tnh'Pt.
no nENr-T Two sFLESn,D OtsfAUf,%;; ;;fi!OaT
hu'itrs, ttIrrc.st0ry and tssorfrnt, With ~ II"
fnDhrfn tHrfpsrmehts IIst nnttl, nf MnrHr's TAHr'
Inntr. North t.&hML!n,tt Will r IEntcd Al half
prize unt'l .e.t siay. EiLiOTT ANTHONY. ai Draf.
blFn.st.
ils lk%J-,'o:sE; Sn. Y LNKEAv., "a ,t tIItsWT' q
IT. sAMIsOHs. Of JAH. i. s.cSAMafsh. III Wa,
basli.ay.
1IW 1!ENT-ff5 O-A YiNE c.No3N COTTAGE lS
~or'h w. Apey XIII III III s"; %,t tl:s :s" 'D-
'Iw nExT-vE!sY t:iIKAi.-sEyEl!AL llASi'stlME
a Jtj1H X M,ii'Ei. Nun, "a %e., Maiisnn..t % ~ I'''
rtAEricav hbrth o. Twenty stktlI.ht.; " to01ns,
Kitchen. laun1ry. md dnfns'to q, retlnr nt,r.
Iis1.s n.ii anj .,u.i .'4e.s l'ny w'nI2ws II. \?
Nov. i~peijiars ionEer. AiIfes. ~. Trtnr nn:.r.
IW 5!EXT,ytMy lW: :it!cK 's'isE:7 7,',M.
ns Iosa.I9n nya. L'seou 1:tk Ai~' |%;., Ms'ssh
'iW nEST-Iwn .ELEHAST >sWEiIEi, FIp,ST
] !rtck dwellings In tpicnad or.trr: crhtnrd In al
MDftrs: fresy ealelthG n1l tnfirln imprnssInsn'ti
elesn,hE fur mace, c#nteet+ brek hatu. rtr ts'hrt
NclgA'rlmi. neaF 1ndIala.Hs. rHrr. South ShiG Hcht
i"w rnU parties. lHfHF. Al i3dl fndahataY. or ~
StntG.st. JOHN tHlfERl,
, 1876-06-22
REAR ESTATE WANTED.

11TASTEp-EoW CASH GUsTOMEIs-A cOTTAHE
w MID West Side, between staitann ant i!ar.
rim -sls3 prlcr not to exceed g.. Gn. TURNER
HNSH. 10! WasI.nGtohtt.
NVASTEl-A i.EsIDESGE W''Ip!t sh.MD ol!*1..
w htI, betxrr4 Me>lEfnar. and LlncOn.Et lake
Rul Van 1Urrn. st4. Iu,nt he chIat DASiaOS &
WEIGH, j.bun, z II I.aSa1lc.st.
IJyANFEIj--TU ltt1Y u: EENT-A HOUSE OF I
w 10 ~ Fttltns, s0tth Of SixfrGnth-R anh bf
STATE nta lie oasEan. Address \ VI. Trtsf'nc office.
NTANTED-oN WEST SIDE. FOR CASH CUSTOM
w rr good hritE Ilnlsn, with tlnirrn ttprDft
ncuts IN cOrnrs+ or II inadI. with stk{unt lot Ad
irtrs with particulars EDMUND n. CUMMINGS, tlu
anl i1l l.nSallGat. --.... ...
11rASrE,,-A lyT EAST OF WAUAsli.A .AV. ASp
w snutt " Twent y.rtnth.-t. 1art ply In clear lot
sn,Hll incuMbsaAre To objection. hdlFeks III. Iflb'
ultc.
, 1876-06-22

i GENTS WANTED D-{stMln-SuMEft9lNf NEW
Il either ladrs gdntltlnen to GAnfHAs n f!s Ely
susI Ir0uk tEr etar. Tue brM thE 'n !ts ains.
kt
, 1876-06-22

HubMrbtAt.
tt,O REST-OH WILL FILL. a FlEH HOUSE, AND
rhstaRr IN EhRic wtt,h; = 1.rauttfnt rrttlcnCe ID
sonth Ernnstnn. TlLl.hISbN i.lNls a4"A>tnFtoast y.
fiNi 1EST- At OAK rAIIk. NEE lltlMEI1KE
1 gp1ncc, With large grounds, nj SIS. a. r. lIEM.
tSt;WAy, t.n1f1I 3fi I43 f.n3AllC' Al,
, 1876-06-22

II T. NAKTIA. ISI stata71f.
7,AKrETs CARl'ETs!! cAHrETs i! MY;
" 4pffns style rArpGS nov G1riNlnH- We xti sell
carpets Ghtaiuf ta;, MY huure In Cht1n. on t,u
fuf cash ". A. LOWELL Co. 73i Meal sft.snn.st.
I YIN WuyEN.wllIk MATrREbsEE ASn rEEI.,
lrAs Cabinet lras the beet III Ask fur tlenl.
WTITTi.EsEI 1 rETEitf. Isl Ea's M.dtsnnst.
,j,ilE Union FURNITURE COMPANY RETAIL
l rarlor md chamber furniture !a any quantity Oh
tdl Opl YnUsu MARRIED. PEOPLE wANIEn
~; -Sow t.sbs !Ims @ 10 s",.nsnss ;rn !usS H.
have fAtEe sluck husu furnishing g.pis s9fes
cruekary. fu4tM'e. and carprtA xhlet wt VI! ~
Tc ony dtn hiesso that ean fHsnish 9Sr's ny, :, su0
}r1nt Gudinx {aaaI.,i h]leI th c,ults E4"ds It
will pay al u csll and Aulne beuft pufta.A,na ciAc
where, " i. Lt,WELL ttk. 7+h West MaalAoh'sI.
, 1876-06-22
WANTED-1sALE frl:g.fs.

atooitkrrrcr., t:lcrlt.. etc,
SET.E,A uf. ,.;s 50, q IT,, tS,s, ~ Ff g. sTnG rnc
NVAYTFP-1 YoTY6 NAN Al ASSISTANT
psnes 'sssSS fSse scs
AVASTEt,-tNpY!St, CLERK WHO rAy WRITE
N" ~: i ,r1,n ] T. S ~ w.
TrnHr~.
W!AN1EI3-.A FiltsI:cL;Ass Mrc,iAs!G II FAY
Z s" s STs !" 81 ps az. '. 4as 'i,s
VANrEnmIsSEAKE h St.F| {, At :, sA !' wAnEs
w ir''ttnst 7ucl,rk i. III. sharp.
ASs!rEn.M5A, .5,,gx T !, T.T IT,. '%HsrSsps Cali
p.sss " S1s s AS I'm Ht!&1 ILL., A. eEs:; FfaS 4 q:
sSsy r. s @ ss Y W. 'ne' re-
w, rr'ii..aw mi ...n. = In iii eona,fys :ieai5
fH sss s. g. vs st sor, nn. tas;eay seay Ind ID p
vl.s,.'t.. Ehicasu.
Employment Agrnrlrs.
1IrASrrn-tr Ntlt!spAp MES FnE 1tJ.fHafs;
h's; 's'f' !S 1'E e. ''9 Ma ''f %kn kn1.T'y"'''
WaGnEf.r, ~ MSEonn 14|sii As r; .: II
STEn-u.'ltl l1Lt.0AD LAHnl:Ei:s rnE,nwA
.a al II 81 !9 %s T. ri Il ta's sfuER Eli :
7lt.rstsnucoM%.
WANTED r-CANvAssElts AMI erEEET.sAft!s.
" uen 70 hrii tr u"H slas.. cutter and c.n.".I"r
ff:HHs .sa:y &c e II H' S%4S 'SS:F a "ssT H.. y f5ns s.
\VASTKD-aES II sfh. Ins '.r,'!IsEnnLn
' y f's So II; f ;s'afs sT:if ; l., >Ds''s' Sow
NAxyEo 4; nos sAfM;NX II; i, tI.i M
sl Ia as ucra a'a ar ' Gs
, 1876-06-22


4 FINE lot OF ltGpsEllOl.u FE!:SlTtl:E WILL
N Ga kd under l.DslA Alts sale FFllay, thn L1. II
InUcincE, at S37la snuth l!a!seI-4t. jSu. LAUGH.
LIN, Constable. -
, 1876-06-22
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

f;oN sA1,H-s,.gy, Will. rr1Y. 4 Gdrp sANny.
l. LAIN far,n y " acres n Quincy. w!s. Win il,e
growing cfnrs ~ acrcs nl.n a acres Vt ,a1t tdryi
irc. tiit tar,n Eoal hnfn. gopl .,atn: aud
sen;ss 'N Se. sf .6sa sany Viii
EiInd. n,,isdr. For my other patt.clafA adirc.s
ALBERT WUiN, Gul;!!y. M6.. ur call OH /. u.
Stroud lsl.. Ehanfn Ctiy Wis.
J'O1l SALE-6l2.tn-fs.NT DpWE-FfNE III.
i proved farm Of -, GERS. close 70 THfnk. knf:,
4 WIN ,he rIyscn1 sr9s wy III ail r. I t%n;a1
hanb las.inv wutmt - arFes tlulhpr lGcidsd haF-
Ean. 7. i. HnrIl I41 :iaii$on-st.. Rlb;n -.
1,0H eAtE-Aun ACRES HEST ASD Cl1KApEsT
L. lind lii EASTERN Srhru4kA in uAttcr sections. GEn
ii. NUUtIS. t,ardcn CITY llurl. Chtcagn --
, 1876-06-22
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A rt;TWE -TEEsuAys. rnCnsi.Afs. AND
4 a. s., e1'ass. @ ~" ID hs,f'. sn ~ tn,i tps
Ae ,s ~ ,5 e :, e., ~ e9,irs r.
f'!s;: s's i s IT, wsEs aos' ~
a ~. 'n.ls y tie ..:sr n spasss;. 10 se
inv S!eass sul 'silIn: Il 'sfS low psiss: C. L.
4 4 ASsl1NrWES7- -0Y TEACK sl1tElEs. sKELE;;
1ets a s III rxs*$ ~aa:
/ rCrluN 6ALEs or HORSES CAl:i1AtiES til'I.
i st.. ~ 's.y 1% Il, .aa a
Ion SAt.E-osE Gtnp FAMILY ny nl:s!SEss
anil Sni ssrry !sspc; asi ~ ~ tasit saiy i"
tsssss s;sssa 4 %s:s I'D li! 4: S "
FL; Guss;. "i ii,tlS a.td G j. XtAAs y nr..tofa'
Ion s..LE-A t;,s0n sE.;uStsltASp rHAEIHS
Lon s.LE-cilEAT- AT-l'iAlK r0SY. wEltillS 7lfi
.!rsn ss WIN st't;1 u~nsF solss 'o sass te"o'
LION sALE-palNnY SPLENDID MATCHED DAP.
" fasI " ss s a ss viii
H. iiolii', isa Madlsou..t.. loou q:
sAE s; ul xsnthA 81; ;: a;A.S%Af'& a;s';s Il i 4
LEACH. AnsIicas Espsra nAsnA VI foa'th.as.
run CHEAT nAl,aAiSs IN cAi,ItiAat:s. ril.HE:
re 81. % IT, T. ' LII il si : . aSH Ss:s:s
(oi.sE AHSKss AMI L,aI.y A.! Exr,Ess T.; IN ss.S ls
~!s ass'" rs @ L. ~
AsUsr nE snLtI-rES Guttu TnI' nVaulEs OIL:
uut tss GILL; XII tSa VII a1ns. WV ay shrS Ga
io:,lay. Al lt5o wv.s ha,tf'l''t' :
, 1876-06-22

GrORAGE FOR FUKS1TuNH HunG1Es. AND
= IncJthaua.ts In nss'pf9ot xatshou.s ~ Wr.s Mon
, 1876-06-22

..,,,-s 40 80 ~
catom Iiasi iallc, complete. aai san VII! buy Z
inui. .tAl,Is ruinrcIg; must le sulA Call Vt u. t..
NAI&x'h l.p4a tlhirr. III Flfth-av. - ~
lAll; shLE-TKSTs, CAMPING UuTEir6. Wool.
t1 and Euher hlankrts htc. arls military st4res q
Ill Kinda. tioscrnMient GUolA Depot Removed 10 III
EAIInlph.st.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23

Mr.. EDITOR: Those who attend.
ed the Lyceum course last winter
cannot have forgotten the diStnr
bance made by company OF small
boys ranging between the ages OF
four and fourteen. In spite of the
efforts of an excellent chairman,
they arranged themsevcls about the
stove and We're constant scOurce
of annoyance in numberleSs ways,
to those sitting near them.
This winter, or fall, rather, we
have "changed our place but keep
the pain" A half-hOur, or more,
before each temperance meeting they
parade themselves in the right hand
corner of the old church, and by
their boistrousness greatly disturb
the good people assembled.
Now if the fathers and mothers
will give Il word of caution to these
young gentlemen. or, what is better
still, sit IN families in these public
gatherings, they will, by so much,
use their influence for good order in
this community. Some of us have
ii reverence for the old church with
its sacred associations, and cannot,
without protest, see it desccrated.
One OUT OF MANY.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23
Sept. q, 1876.

AUCTIONS. w. Z. George, auc-
tioneer, will sell the farm, stocks,
tools, &c. of VIM. Smith of Barnet,
by auction on Saturday, Sept. Goth.
MIR. Smith has the Western fever.
Mr.. John. Pratt, will offer his
goods at COrinth Centre by auction
on Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept.
26 and 81. What are not disposed
of at that time will he offered at
auction at East TOpsham on the
18th and Goth.
+. p. Eaton, administrator, will
sell the real estate aud personal
property of the late Hiram Dear
born, of COrinth on Saturday, Oct.
7th. j. Ii. Gilman, auctioneer.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23
How 20 y"nqui.h the Stomach's
Tormentor.

II tho Enemy of mankind was permitted 10
exert his diabolical ingenuity m the invcn.
ton of new disease, he could scarcely devise
one more worthy of his genius than dyspel,-
sia. Tho dyspetic sufferer l. tormcn,ed by
symptoms resembling those of almost every
known malady. and is often worried into
ing manifestations, a tayorite though absurd
hallucination of tn" victim of chronic ind
gestion Is that he or she has heart disease
Dyspepsia has often been pronounced incur
able, but experience has shown that lIostet-
ter's Stomach Bitters viii vanquish it,, To-
gcthcr with the constipation aud bilious de-
which usually accompany it, Di'
seascs of the kidneys and supposed rheumat
ic pains are also frequent concomitants OF
dyspepsia, but they, too. succumb to the
above mamed Invaluable eorrectves.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23

Personal. Among the Bradford
ties who have recently started for
the Centennial we recall the names
of Mr.. and Mrs. g. X. Curtis /; Mr.
and Mrs. j. Il. w. Prichard; Mr.
and Mrs. George II. Morris aud son
Mr.. and Mrs. q, S. Stevens; Mr.
and Mrs. Il. V. Churchill; Mr.. ID.
Hurlbut and son; g. N. Stevens,
&. A. Gibbs, f. Ii. Stevens, and j.
a. Sargent. From adjoining towns
we note: Mr.. and Mrs. j. Tibbetts,
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Perry of West
Fairlee; Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Gil.
more, and Mrs. Blodgett of Fairlee;
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Stanlick and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Holmes of
Pike Hill.
Mr., Phineas Kimball of Nauvoo,
III. is visiting friends in this vicinl
ty. MIR. Kimball represents that
business has been quiet and dull,
but there is a good prospect now
that it will be brisk this Fall and
Winter,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23
NTATE OF VERMONT,

NTATE OF VERMONT,)
~ BRADFORD DIsTRIC, So. In Probate Court
held at West Fairlec iu said District, on the
18th day of September, A. d.. 1876.
Silas Titus, Esq Administrator with Will
annexed, Of the estate of Isaac Tyson, Jr.,
late Of Baltimore, Maryland, deceased makes
application to said Court, for license to sell
all of the real estate of said deceased, in the
State of Vermont wherever to be found. Also
all the personal estate of said deceased. rep-
rcsenting that the sale would conduce 60 the
best interests of all concerned therein. as the
heirs reside without the State,
Whcrcupon, il is ordered by said Court,
that said application be referred to session
thereof to be held at the Probate Office, in
sad West Fairee on the 9TH day of October,
A. D., 1876 for hearing and decision thereon;
and, il is further ordered, that all persons in.
tcrestcd be notified hereof, by publication of
r.otce Of said application and order thereon.
three weeks successfully in the Bradford
Opinion, a newspaper published ut Bra ford,
VT, and which circulatcs in the neghborhood
Of those interested, before said time of hear
ing, that they may appear at said time and
place. and, if they see cause, object thereto.
By the Court.-Attest.
ALVAH BEAN, Register.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23

FIRE. Some one returning home
from the reform meeting ut about q
quarter past ten Friday night, dis
covered that u fire was raging IN
the basement of the building occu'
pied by Messrs. Alirich & Barrett
for the manufacturing of fish kits,
butter hrkins, sc. An alarm was
at once given and the engine was
promptly at the scene of the contlaI,
grafton. The burning building con.
tanned so much cOmbustible mats
rial that it was evident any attempt
to save it would be futile, therefore
the main efforts of the fremen were
directed towards saving the large
building just south, owned and DC.
cupied by w. II. Leavitt & Son as
n door, sash and blind manuiactory.
Nobly did the tiremen fight the de
vOuring element, aud for long time
1t seemed doubtful which would
come off comquerer. But pluck aud
perseverance,, together with u good
supply OF water, finally beat the
frey enemy, and the building was
saved. In the meantime the fire
had extended to Mr.. Farrs griSt
mill, north Of and adjoining the
building where the fire originated
and it was soon wrapped in flames.
The fire was confined to these two
both of which were burn.
al to the ground. Aldrich n Bar.
EFT estimate their loss at about
$4,000; Mr.. Farr ut $4,000, and Mr.
Il. ID. Brown, who occupied part
If the building at $500. There was
10 insurance on any OF the proper
y. it being 50 hazardous that the
insurance companies would no. take
he risks except under very high q
premium. !
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23

MIR. EDITOR: Genuine acts of
practical Christianity are so rare in
these selfish times. that | think you
will with pleasure record one rem
dered in the most prompt and deli
cate manner.
Among those who suffered by the
fire of Friday night last, was one
more unfortunate than the others,
inasmuch as he lost every means of
getting a living-even his tools.
Yesterday one Of our physicians
sent him receipted bill-amount-
ing to over twenty dollars-with re-
grets that he could do no more.
YOURS.
Sent 81 1876
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23

NTATE or VERMONT }
DnRADr0RD DISTRICT IS. : In Probate Cour
held ut West Fairlce within and for said Dist
tict, ON the 9th day of Sept. A. ID. 1876
viii and Testament Of Eisev W. Sa,nns"r i,te
of Vershre In said district. deceased, being
presented to Court by LEAVIrT WEST the
Executor therein named, for Probate:
1t is ordered By said Court, that all persons
concerned therein be notified to appear ut II
session of said Court to he held at the Pro.
bate Office in West Fairlce on the Both day of
Sept. A. ID, lS1G, and show cause, if any
they may have. against the Probate of said
viii:
For which purpose 1t is further ordered,
that n copy of the record of this order be
published three weeks successfully in the
Bradford Opinion printed at >Bradiord pre-
vious to said time appointed for hearing.
by the Court,
ldw3 ALVAH BEAN, Register.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23

The only place to buy the ORR
entail ten and coffee, the strongest
aud best, or money refunded after q
trial, is ut Dickey's.
Keep your boots right side up.
Lyons metallic heel stays. Salisfac,
ton guaranteed by Dickey.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23
Wallace w. Thompson's Estate

StTATE OF VERMONT, J
- BRADFORD DISTRICT, rs. In Probate Court
held u; Bradford, In sad District on the
18th day OF Sept. A. ID. 1876,
David Vance Administrator Of tho estate
of Wallace W. Thompson late of Topsham in
said Dist, deceased, presents his administration
account for examination and allowance, and
makes application for II decree of distribut.
ion and partition Of the estate Of said decea-
scd.
Whercupon, it is ordered by said Court.
that said account and said application be re-
tcrrcd to u session thereof to be held ut the
Foster Hotel in said East Corinth on the
Tuesday of November A. d. 1876 for hearing
md decision thereon:
And it Ia further ordered, that notice hereof
he given to all persons Interested, by publ.
cation of the same three weeks successfully
IN the Bradford Opinion u newspaper pub
lishcd ut Bradford previous 20 said time APP
pointed for hearing, that they may appear
at said time and place, and show cause, il
any they may have, why said account should
not be allowed, and such decree made.
BY the Court--Attest,
l7w3 II. w. BAILEY, Judge.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-09-23
MARRIED.

IN Faniue, Sept, 18th, by Rev, =. NJ. Gran
ger, Mr., j, j, Rennie of Bradford ana Mis-,
Mary F,,danghter of Hon Alexander McLane,
In Post Mills, VI Sept, 10. by Rev. G. +,
M"orc George a, Clouph of Boston to Amelia
VI, lincklry of Post Mills.
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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 a better notice
than the bills. Send in your orders.
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"A specially in the latest styles
and of the best make of boots, shoes
rubbers for ladies', gents and chill
dren's light or heavy wear at Dick
ey's, Bradford, Vt.
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The farm offered for sale by NJ,

The farm offered for sale by MIR.
l.. ID. Prescott is an excellent one !;
easy TO manage, in good condition
and is one of the most desirable in
this vicinity. 1t is worthy the at
ten ton of any one in want of a
farm. See advertisement and then
see the farm.
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DI Ed.

III Oxford, n. H., Sept, n, Anna Carr, aged
Is years, adopted daughter of Mr., aud Mrs
liazen Carr, making the third adopted daugh-
ter which has died while living with them.
In Chelsea, Sept -, Lyman Metcalf aged
"a wanna
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The adjourned term of Orange
County Court occurs on Monday
Sept. 25th.
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NOTICE..
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,

The undersigned having purchased all the
tools of the late j. b. Woodward, is now pre-
pared to do all kinds of jobs in the line OF
bridges, etc., and in fact any thing in the way
of heavy work in his line. lie is also Il p.uc-
teal joiner and builder and offers his services
to any one who intends to erect new or repair
old buildings.
j. II. MAIN.
Bradford. VT, Sept. /, 1876. l5tr
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This space is reserved for Mrs.
g. S. Steyens's advertisement. She
is now in New York buying Fall
and Winter Millinery of the latest
and most fashionable styles. The
goods will be open for exhibition In
about ten day, and ladies are re-
specially invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves.
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-Dickey buyes his goods for cash.
TO there and do likewise.
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Probate Courts.

hsOm. u. w. BAILEY, Judge.
Probate Courts will he holden within and
Tor the District of Bradford,the ensuing year
rs follows;
At the Trotter House, In Bradford, on tho
Second Tuesdays of January, May, July and
September.
At Fosters Hotel, East Coriuth, on tho Seq
ond Tuesdays Of February. June, August and
November.
At the Probate Office, In Newbury, on the
Second Tuesdays of March and October, and
last Saturdays of January and August.
AT the Probate Office, In West Fairlee. on
the Second Tuesdays Of December and April.
and last Saturdays Of February and Septem.
ALVAH BEAN, Register.
West Fairlee, Dec. |, 1874. 28yl
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Bradford Opinion
Ilrndfnr,l Post Office.

CLOSE, DUE
Southern Mail. .... 1910 M..... 3r. NJ.
Northern Mail. 49,. $40 y. M.....ll AN
Western Mail,,.... g. y. M,....lO AN.
Boston g. New York a.N =. Mo-. 4. M.
LETTER PosTAGE, 3 cents each halt ounce
Drop letter postage, cent each half ounce,
Registration, fee lin addition to the postagel,
domestic and foreign, ton cents. Newspa
pers, pamphlets, circulars, flexible patterns,
meThundipc, photographs, engrayings, sheet
music and ali printed matter, seeds, bulbs,
cuttings IN packages not weighing over four
pounds, cent for each ounce, books, cent
FOR each ounce, Liquids, poisons, glass aud
explosives excluded from the mails All mat
tel not prepaid ut letter rates must he 81
wrapped That It cas be- easily examined
without destroying the wrapper. and must not
contain any writing whatever except the nd
dress. Postal cards, cent each. Postal cards
can be- forwarded same Ms letters if not deliv-
cred. Postal cards must not have anything
gunineH pasted or gummod IN any way 4"
them, Postal cards must contain no writing
ON the face bu, the address,
Office hours from 40 \, NJ. to $40 =, NJ. Sun.
lays from 1880 to I'm.
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81. Whnsbu1y Academy

ST. JOHNSBURY, VT,
OFFERS SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES FOR
" COLLEGE PREPARATORY, AND ENGLISH AND
SCIENTIFIC studies. Full corps of nine teach
ers. Location unsurpassed, moral influences
excellent, and expenses moderate.
The next year begins, TUESDAY, Aug, 2S,
1876. For catalogue or further information.
apply TO
9w3 Ill. II. FULLER. Erin.
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Conn. Il Pass. Il. II.

Conn. ~ Pass. IL. Il.
GOING SOUTH. GOING NoR ~
Mail train E. i0.iO A. N. Mail train, 3ljr,M
Accom-. train, i0.iO Pm. Accom-. W. AM
Under the new regulations persons can rilo
ON freight trains provided tickets are pur
chased at stations.
H., 4. ~ NJ. IL. Il.
LEAVE HAvERiIiLL STATION.
UPwARD.
Express passenger, ............ 9.I5 u. IN.
Mail, .....................2 .5S y. m.
Montreal night express. ..I2.il u. m.
DOWNWARD.
Montreal night express. 1888 II. IN.
Mail. ...................,..l0. ii am.
Express Passenger. Aga y. IN.
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MIR. Lewis Brunell comes to the
front and treats on splendid apples
of his own raising.