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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-05
THE WEEKLY gNrE;. LgGENCER.
Official Press Of King County.
Monday, November 8. 1877.
THE LOGGING INTEREST.

The most prominent failing OF Amer
leans is to overdo; to rush ahead too
fast. 1t is our characteristic TO pitch all
into the same enterprise at once and make
a speciality Of it until We run it into the
ground, without due regard TO preserv-
ing the Just equilibrium by the harmo-
Nous working in combination OF agen-
cies and resources. This method is
wasteful and imprudent and in the out
come improbable.
The waste of the primitive forests in
the north Of the eastern coast and the
exhaustion by reckless tilers of the soil
in the south are examples in point.
La,terly, the cropping OF the natural
timber lands has fallen more into the
hands Of the permanent proprietors who
dwell ON their lands and follow the vo-
cation of agriculture, aud put in their
winters lator. when other work is de-
barred in working off the produce Of their
back timber lots That is the safer way
aud ensures denser nnj more settled
population than can be possible where
the business is carried ON more ~
a speculation with view to raise O
stake" and light out Ii is safer for the
loggers themselves and for all parties
concerned. The present enterprising
method is well-paying business in
good seasons, but it lacks the element OF
responsibility in two many cases 50 as
to be attended in hard times with risks
that involve abnormal expenses and in
vite disaster. In year like this. when
building is everywhere nt a standstill
and half the lumber mills Of California
have had 10 shut down. and many Of
them gone into bankruptcy. it is simply
question Of a fall in the price of logs
or n stoppage of tho saws. When the
loggers have gagged their expenses ON
tho scale OF the flush times such drop
means financial disappointment which
the adscriptus glebae is better prepared
to meet without embarrassment. Ito his
creditors and HIMSELF than new be-
ginner who has no permanent interest
in the realty. 1t would DO to the in.
tcrest of all classes in the country. to
encourage the increase of such an i'm
proved system of lumber working in
Washington Territory.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE /!

A IL BILLS CONTRACTED BY CAPT GEO
~ NJ. ROSS. against himself or Ship Yosemite
are TO be presented for payment at the Store OF
SCHWABACHER BROS. CO., on o. before the
9th day Of November, or they will not be allowed
By order Of Samuel hlair.
c. 8. SIMPSON.
Seattle, November Sd, 1871 novel
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TELEGRApHIC.
Ercissstresy 70 aAe
THE ONLY NkwsPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

OLYMPIA, Nov. i--Hanford intro,
duced bill yesterday to endow forty.
6ve scholarships in the University. II
spproprisees 81. 500 year. gives each
Councilman. each Representative and
each District Judge the right to ap-
point oEe scholar for two years The
Governor is allowed to appoint three.
making total Of forty five. No war.
rant il TO be drawn until thirty pupils
are reported appointed. and with certi.
6sd evidence. when the Territorial
Auditor shall draw a warrant for S33
for each pupil Registered. The secre-
tsry Of the Board OF Regents must 6le
vouchers OF the teachers wages and
amount drawn IN 1878 before any mon.
sy il allowed for 1879. The bill is care,
fally guarded and 10 Certain to pass.
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Nearly all the Eastern members arc
favorable to il
Capt. Clancey's little < is not dead
as reported, but is still dangerously ILL
Kuhn's amendment 20 the revenue
bill, to tax church property, is adopted
In the Codncil last night, after sharp
debate. Hanford. Stewart, Kuhn, Hath
away and Ping voted for il. and The
speeches lasted over one hour
Over 60 bills are likely to fail for
want of time. and there is no prospect
of an extra session.
Bren.s, of Walla Walia, was rejected
Cor Territorial School Superintendent
in executive session.
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THE CONVENTION BILL.

The Joint Committee bill for the
calling OF a State Convention provides
that the election of delegates to the con-
ven.ion be held April 9th, 1878. and
that the convention be held June I'd,
1873.
The number Of members to he fifteen,
viz: three delegates at large. one each
from King and Walla Wslla; one from
Thurston and Lewis; one from Clarke,
Skamsnia, Yakima and Kiikitat; one
from Cowlitz. Pacific and Wahkiakum;
one from Pierce. Chehalis aud Mason;
one from Clalla,n, Island. jefferson end
San Juan; one from Kitsap. Snohomisll
and Whatcom. and one from Columbia.
Stevens and Whitman.
The delegates must have been resi-
deuts of their districts for two years
ard electors.
The place of meeting Wslla walis.
Jane "a. 1878, and the consultation j s
to be submitted to the people for APP.
prevail or rejection At the next general
election, in November. 1878. So the
work is to be done, df not upset.. next
year.
The delegates will each receive IS
per diem. and actual travelling expenses.
1t is thonght the bill will he amended
by provision limiting the time OF scs-
SION to three weeks. so that the expense
ta the Territory will not exceed 5000
There is q clause appropriating 5000
rs the compensation OF Oh invited del
egate, to represent the counties Of Idaho,
Shoshoue and Nex Perce. Northern Ida.
h". which is making overturcs to be in.
eluded in the bounds Of the new State.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRASCisco, Nov. s. Flour,
superfne, IS as so; shipping extra,
as in cargo lots, Sc j0;@7. and $1(d' So
in jobbing lots, cash Wheat. shipping,
90 2o(d2 27aa; milling, 81 25@2 3215
Barley-Feed, 81 65(al 20; brewing
81 75@1 so. Oats-Feed, 81 seal 95,
milling, $2G2 ID. Corn-Large vel
low, 81 55(d1 65; white. 81 65@1 90
small round, 81 95@l 20. Spuds-
Poor. 65(d9Octs; good grades. goa
81 35; Hay scarce; wheat, Sl7(023
tame and wild oat, sl4@l9; Barley
*116lS; stock, Sl4@l7.
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NOTICE i!

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE LATE
~ firms Of FARNHAM h CLARK, CALLAGAN
& CLARK, or to r. H. CALLA0AN, are here mott.
ted that said firms are dissolved, and that have
retired from business, and that they must come
forward within the nert thirty DAYS and pay what
they owe. to either TO myself. or to J. A, Mo.
PHEE. or the demands against them will forth.
with lie sued upon.
nov2-dlm r. H. CALLAHAN
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EUROPE.

LONDON. Nov. "A dispatch from
Solicit, dstai Thursday. says that fight
ing continues on the Orchanie and
Plevna road. Chefket Pasha occupies
q position commanding the junction Of
the Orcbanie and Plevna and Orchanie
and Lovatz roads. The Russian ad-
vance has been repulsed with heavy
loss. Reinforcements are arriving rap
idly. An attempt to take Teliscke will
he made Immediately.
LONDON, Nov. "a Paris correspon-
dent commenting on the less conciliatory
tone Of the ministry and other semi
official papers. says the reason for it is
the ministry decided to be governed by
the result of elections for council.
PARIS, Nov 3-.Soleil states that
Ponyer Queertier has been invited by
the President to form Cabinet Of the
Right, in which Ponyer Queertier is to
be President of Commerce and Minister
Of Finance.
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EASTERN STATES.

NEW YORK, Nov 3-The Sun and
World say there is no truth in the re-
port that Gov. Williams offered Morton s
seat to Hendricks. The SIM says that
Voorhees, is the man.
The Times publishes the address of
the Republican State Committee To the
voters of the State. It. concludes as
follows: Make sure that every Rtpub-
lican is polled. The sky is bright and
full of promise. Victory is near at
hand. Let us make it browning one.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N Partnership hitherto ex. sting bet se~n Messn
GREEN. CHAPMAN BAILEY, copsrtners In
the business Of ssesmtoating and pregrtetofs %
the steamer wenst. 10 this day Dissolved BY
mutual consent The buxinsss Will thereafter DO
carried on by Messrx- CHAPMAN BAILEY. -
eopsrsners and proprietnrs. BY whom al accounts
Of the late nrm witt be settled.
GREEN BAILEY.
seattle. octobsr sth. 1S. oet4ed5v
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sW-Oliver H. Goodwin, piano max
er and tuner will visit Seattle and other
towns on the Sound again shortly.
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OFFICE. CITY TREASURER.
Seattle, ". T., November LIST, 1871
INHE TAX LIST OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE
/ for the Yer 1877 Ii now in my hands and
due. All Taxes not paid on or befofe December
9Th. 1877. will be returned delinquent, and per
cep.sge added.
Ii. w. ROWLAND,
City Treasurer.
Once at Maddocks Drug Slar.. uov5-td
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-04-28
WELLS RIVER.

WELLS RIVER.
White & Marshall have sold out
their meat market to Geo. Carr OF
st. Johnsbury, who takes posses.
sion this week.
Your Newbury corresponds must
have been Il very little wild, or else
judges others by himself when he
says in referring to Prof. Eastman's
wedding, cat the close they went
the round trip hourly" We would
advise Will to be more careful in
future.
The Postoflice still remains in
Statu quo. DR.. HickOck hears moth.
ing from his petition, and it is ques-
tiOnable if the Department finds
occasion to change.
Moses Moreton has sold his house
on Winter street to II. .. Brock
for 5000.
Tim Bartlett's dog ran mad last
Sunday afternoon and was immedi-
ately killed.
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Encouragement for the Feeble.

Debility, whether it be inherent, or caused
by Overtaxed strength. or prOtracted illness,
has most depressing influence upon the
mind. breeding an ahject melancholy nearly
akin to despair. and enforcing the abandon
ment of cherished projects and high hopes.
Happily the enfecbled system. even in ex-
IRENE cases. is suspectible of inauguration. 1t
is proved by incOntrOvertible evidence that
Hostettar's Stomach Bitters is an unfailing
strengtheper of the weak. and that in ad,li,
ton to vitaizing the physical organ nj cation.
it establishes regularity among those organs
upon whose efficient discharge Of the duties
imposed on them by nature, continued vigor
and health depend. Thousands of Instances
might be cited to show the regenerating in
fuence of this health-giving agent in cases of
debility, liver disease, dyspepsia, nervous
ailments constipation. Intermittent fever,
urinery and uterine troubles, govt and rheu-
matisin, and other maladies.
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Every Invalid should Know Il.

The report from all parts of the country
confirm the statement that Dr. Cages great
vegetable remedy called MEDICAL WoNDER''
ia Having an immense sale by all druggists.
The proprietors do not expend enormus sums
for flaming advertisements, but porter to let
the medicine advertise its-self by sending to
Druggists throughout the country, sample
bottles. for trial, at cost of many thousand
dollars per year, that invalils may test its
merits before purchasing y large size. No
person suffering with Dyspepsia, Dizziness,
Liver or Kidney Complaints, Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, Scrof.
nla. Hulnors. Spinal Diseases, Weakness Of
Male Or Female, or General Nervous Pros
tration of either sex, can take this remarka'
ble medicine without soon seeing its good
effects. Go to your Druggists and get q
sample bottle for Is cts. and try it; or large
size Tor 81 90. 1t has cured where all other
remedies have failed.
Sold in Bradford by STEVENS & BAsLEYY,
aud at Wholesale by WEIIs, ROHARDsoN 4
Co, BuyiuItbn
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WatertOWn Live Stock Market.

Total. Il62 1891
Prices OF Market Bcef-A fe " choice - Is !;
extra g s. 50; first quality 81 GOA
~ IS; second quality So 90 u SO rs: third
quality $50ofa 5,75
Prices of Store Cattle-Working Oxen per
pnr from 800, $50, l75a 2!5
Milcl Cows ana Calves from So As; cx
ira s 5Oa IS: Farrow Cows $lS II $50
Yrarlings $40 a $22 two years old $l5 n
$50 three years old So $40
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-In lots 81 90
50 5oa 81 OGrach; extra 81 so II 81 70 each,
or from &c IL 6. cpcr lb
Veal calves 5 IL &c
Prices of Hides, Ta!ow and Skins-Brigh
ton Hides 6lc ac per Id. Country Hides q
II &c. Brighton Talow &c c. Country
TalIow 81
Sheared Sheep Skins each f; Wool Skins
Lamb Skins 1870 each. Calf Skins 10 l2c
n. b. Beef-C|loice grade includes nothing
and first quality includes the best, large, fat
Oxen. Second and third quality Includes
Oxen and two and three year old Steers
Sheep-Extru includes cossets, and when
those Of interior'flality are thrown out.
REMARKS.
Cattle-The demand for Cattle, not quicl,
but steady. With Il run nearly DIS large as last
week. There were more buyers present than
noticed Tor several weeks.
Sheep-Sheep butchers paid full AS much
they could afford last week. and did not
propose to pay higher this morning. few
spring Lambs were sold at II lic 10.
Poultry-About 1900 lbs of Poultry was
landed thai sold at I3c lb. for mixed lots.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-04-28

WEST FAIRLEE.
There ia to be II May day Ball NJ
Whitney's Hall in this village on
Tuesday evening, May LIST. A good
times Is expected, and II general in
vitation is extended to all. Music
by Vests Quadrillc Band, FIVE
pieces. Tickets, including supper,
u so per couple.
Daniel johnson has bought the
Maynard Prescott place, on the
cross road, for $l4OO.
Il. p. George is expecting to 60
to Boston this week, to purchase a
new stock of groceries, dry goods,
dress goods, hardware, &c.
Fred says keep on grunting,
eleven more.
Two men sawed out 1888 feet Of
lumber, in ten hours at Beans mill
in this village, on Saturday last.
Not u bad days work.
We Go not know who the Blood
Brook correspondent is. bnt we
should hope that "Garget" did not
mean all he said in his article as
it would be very much to the detrl.
ment Of any of our school districts,
to have, as he says; ~ sOft.hea ded.
crooked.hrained Whoo," to preside
over them.
Miss Sarah Hubbard has been in
Boston for the past week, selecting
her spring stock of millinery goods.
We had q problem handed to us
for solution, during the week, aud
as it is good one, for exercise, we
will give it: | have u stick of tim.
Der which is 90 feet long, it is 232
inches square at one end, and 22t
inches square at the other end. 1t
weighs 224O lbs, it rests upon an
other timber IL feet from the large
end; now how much weight must
he placed upon the short end to
make it balanceS
William Walsh and family have
moved to Post Mills.
West Fairlee is not much of
place for pruning. hooks, in fac. the
people don't take to them naturally,
and as | have remarked before this
instantaneous, lightnin. modus up.
erandi is not to their taste. They
rather prefer the old way.
There is to be u Sabbath School
concert, in the church on Sunday
evening next, April 80. The school
is in a very prosperous condition at
present, having about s. scholars
and teachers.
Richard Barrett has purchased
the farm, known as the Isaac Bliss
place, in Vershire.
The Rev. Thos. Thompson, Uni.
verSalist minister of South Straf-
ford, will paeach in the Union
Church, in this village, on Sunday.
May 9th. Subject, "Lord's Har-
vest time" SYPHAx.
ELY. John Williams, employed in
the wash house, attempted to com
nit suicide on Thursday night, by
cutting his throat with a razor, but
fortunately did not succeed. No
cause is known for the rash act.
He was attended by DR.. I. G. Simp.
SOll.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-04-28

20. s. Stevens returned from
Boston April 9TH, bringing with him
two celebrated stations, which will
stand in this vicinity the coming
season. One of them is the Wood.
burn Kentucky, sired by Licking
ton; dam, Lady WOODBURY.. The
other is the Woodbury. Morgan, a
celebrated trotter, well known in
this vicinity as the Chef Huckins
horse.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-04-28

Our exchanges give very fiat
tering notices of the Wilkinson
Combination Troupe, which is adj
yertised to present the ever popu.
lar drama of "Uncle Toms Cabin"
at Village Hall, next Wednesday
evening. The following from the
Worcester Daily Press, is only one
of many favorable press notices:
"UNCLE TOMS CABlN."-The old
friends and young admirers of Charlie
and Lille Wilkinson turned out en- masse
and filled Mechanics Hall last evening.
The old and well-worn, but ever popu-
lar drama of Uncle Toms Cabin" was
presented in pleasing manner. Lille
Wilkinson gave the renderation of "Top-
sv" which deserves much praise. 1t was
a life-like and humanized representation
of the queer creature who aspects she
prowed." and who excuses her acts of
malicious mischief with, "Spects its kase
Use 80 wicked" but who shows herself
capable of the tenderest feelings and OF
deep and heartfelt grief for the loss Of
her little friend Eva. Charlie Wilkinson's
acting as "Gumption Cute" the man
whose speculations were all "busted,
and as ''Phineas Fletcher" the Quaker
who sometimes gotof the track. was ex'
cellent. The character of little Eva
was also finely acted. The remainder 81
~ csst was vvry guod. Ths patbeas
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scenes In the play were given In aman-
ncr which brought the moisture to many
nm eye. The play was success and gave
general satisfaction to the large audience.
Reserve seats for sale at Postof'
flee BY number.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-04-28

CORlNTH. The house, barn and
outbuildings of Henry Prescott
were entirely consumed on Wednes-
day night. The fire originated from
a. defective chimney. Loss $4,000.
Partially insured.
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Mrs. &. s. Stevens has leased
the Bookstore Building and moved
her stock of millinery and fancy
goods. She is now at market buy
ing largely for the spring trade.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-04-28

There will he a business meet
ing Of the Ladies' Society at the
parlor of the Cong. Church on Tues
,lav p, NJ, May LIST, at 2:3O o'clock.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-04-28

MIR. Parkhurst closed his con-
nectiOn with the Methodist SOciet!
here last Sabbath. He has moved
to Hanover, N. II. He will preach
the coming year at Fairlee and No.
ThetfOrd.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-04-28

MIR. Stevens, agent for the Sing
or Sewing Machine, sold three $40
machines for cash, in this town Oh
Wednesday last.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-04-28

MIR. II. A. Winship OF Eaton
g. Co., hardware dealers, was III
Boston last week buying goods IN
their line.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-04-28

The debris of the dry house at
the Low paper mill, which was
crushed last winter, is being clean
cd away under the direction of Mr..
ID. Hurlbut, preparatory to beng
rpbuilt,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-04-28

Rev. Mr.. Knight of Winooski'
officiated for Rev. Mr.. Elliot last
Sabbath.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-04-28

The Board of Listers Will De al
the Town Clerks Office Oh Monday,
May Z, after 10 o'clock A. M, for the
purpose of hearing any one VINO
feels aggrieved at the va,uation OF
DrODprty.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-04-28
Examination of Teachers.

Persons intending to teach in Bradford
the present year, are requested t. meet
at the Brick School House, in District
No. 2, on Wednesday, May 9, at 9 o'clock
in the forenoon.
f. p. NORCROSS,
Superintendent of Schools.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-04-28

If tue youn. man who sat IN
the chair where a lady had left a
dish of maple sugar to cool at the
festival the other evening, will re-
turn the saucer, he will save himself
further interruption.
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DIED..

In IIsvcrhill, n. H., April nth Mrs Brock
aged so years.
In IIaverhill N H.. April 10th, Mary. wife
Of Hosea Cass, aged b years.
In Bath, N. H., March 22d, 1877, MIS-. Rubie
johnson. npch - Yrs. 10 mos.
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MARRIED.

In Manchester, April nh by Rev, O. W.
Wallace, Rev, Amzi u, Lyon of Newhury :
w.. aud Clara L, Palmer. daughtero Dudley
s, Palmer Of Concord,
In Groton, Mass, April 10th, ut the resi-
dence of the brides mother, Joseph a. Edgcr'
w. formerly OF Manchester, aud Mary D.
Graves of Groton.
In Lake Village, March .pth, by Rev. H. s.
Hail. Mr., Albert \ Mcconnell of Connth, w.,
TO Mrs. Mary j. Hayward of Lake Village,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-04-28

Discharge from Head and Throat,
Pain in Head. Sore Throat, Cough
and HOarseness Cured in a short
time by the Constitutional Ca
tarrh Remedy.
SmIELAND, ILL.,, WINNEBAGo Co., Sept. q,
1875.
Messrs. LITTLEFIELD Il Co.:
Dcar Sirs 1t gives me great pleasure to
tell people the good results l have obtained
from the use of your Constitutional Catnrrh
Discharges from the head and throat some
and pain in the head the most of the time
and very sore throat with hacking cough
and hOarsencss; sometimes it affected my
eyes very badly. have used all kinds Of
snnffs and local applications without any ben
eft For some time have ,een using medi.
cine from an eminent physician in New York
with no benefit. Your Remedy ned 10 strike
at the root Of the disease, stopping the dis
charge, headache and pains in II short time,
and feel rs though never should be trOub-
led again. | recommended it to " II lmber of
my friends who have been benefited by it.
remain your friend
adobe MILLER.
Price 81 per bottle. A Pamphlet of 30 pages
giving n treatise ON Catarrli, with innumerable
cases of cures, sent FREE, by addressing the
PrUprietOrs.
LlTTLEFIELD g. Co., Manchester, n. II.
Sold in Bradford by
II. G. DAY, Apothecary Il Druggist
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-04-28

"A large number of people,
young and old, attended the social
bic at Mr.. Asher Hunkins' on Wed
nesday evening. 1t was one OF the
pleasantest gatherings OF the kind
held this season, and all came away
happy. Elijah thinks it a difficult
undertaking to organize concert
troupe in a gathering of the kind
not because of any lack of musical
talent, but because the singers are
so punishable" He could not keep
his choir together even by putting
some Of them behind the door and
placing others in a corner and get
ting some one to buz them. If there
wasn't much singing, however, Eli,
iah should be commended for his I'M
firing perseverance, in good cause
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-04-28

The school jn district No., Will
commence on Monday, May 9TH.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-04-28

Wouldn't it be a good idea for
the town authorities to appoint some
person whose duty it should be I"
look after one or two boys who 60
about the streets ut night shouting
and singing in boisterous manner,
often using protane and indecent
languaeei A few nights ago a
young man who is in the habit OF
thus disturbing the peace shouted
and yelled before a house of an el'
derby lady until SHE became so ner'
yous that she slept but little during
the night. Let's have this rowdy'
ism stopped, no matter how "hlgh
toned" the actors are.