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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-10

The story comes to us that a
man residing not far from West
Fairlee recently discovered in field
the track of some animal which he
thought to be bear. He at once
armed himself with gun, butcher
knife and axe and started on the
"trail." After tramping several
miles through the snow, he discov
cred the object of his search and
caustiously approached it. If he
hadn't been a remarkably good man
he would probably have 'cussed"
when he found that he had been
following a colt instead of bear.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-10

Waits River Grange are max.
ing arrangements for an oyster sup
per and promenade concert at Town
Hall on Wednesday evening, Feb.
18th. The matter is in the hands
of committee who know how the
thing should be done and will see
that nothing is lacking to make the
occasion a pleasant and enjoyable
one,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-10

The body of Mr.. George H
Greenough, who died in South Bos
ton, Feb. 8. 1877, arrived here or
Monday night and was placed in
the tomb. The deceased had large
circle of friends in this vicinity. He
was % years and II months old
Funeral services will be held in the
Congregational Church, on next
Sabbath afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-10

Cummings 81 Waterman who
have been engaged in the picture
frame business for some time are
turning out excellent work They
have large quantity of mouldinsS
and work at reasonable prices.
Some picture frames made by them
can be seen at the OPINION Station
cry Store. Their shop is at Mr.. ID.
X. Cummings, on the upper plain.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-10

Mr.. Rhodes will remain a few
days longer, so if you have not had
your wringers repaired please send
them in at once, as this will be the
last call for them. Located at B.
u. Pillsbury's tin store.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-10

Geo. Il. Way, East Corinth,
will sell OFT his stock at cost and
less for a few weeks preparatory to
closing up business. Auction every
Saturday afternoon and evening. a
good chance to buy goods cheap.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-10

In accordance with the request
of Mr.. Moody, that Thursday of the
present week should be observed az
day Of prayer and fasting, the
Congregational and Methodist So
cieties held union services at the
Congregational Church on that day.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-10

The Winter Term of school at
Newbury Seminary closes Tuesday
of next week, with students ex-
hibitiOn in the evening.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-10

We call attention to the advcr-
tisement of the Bradford Academy
whose Summer Term will commence
April I'd 1877.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-10

"A look at the fine jewelry and
beautiful silver ware in Warden's
store makes man wish that he was
rich so that he could make all his
friends happy with presents.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-10

The Young and Old Folks an
nual Ball, will take place at Capt.
G. w. Stevens Hall, East Corinth,
on Friday evening, Feb. 9th. 1t is
safe to predict a good time.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-10

Several ladies and gentlemen
Of this place are rehearsing the
drama "Among the Breakers" in.
tending to bring it out on Tues.
day, Feb. 2OtE at Town Hall. The
proceeds to be given to the Brad
ford Guards.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-10

The bleach house connected
with the Low paper mill was crush
ed by the weight of snow on Fri
day night.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-10

The picture in another column
does not represent sausage ma
chine as one learned man asserted.
Its a kind Of a "What is it q
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-10

-Sociable at the parlOr Of the
Congregational Church this (Fri-
day. evening.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-10

"A few Vermont and New Hamp.
shire Registers left ut OPINION Sta.
tiOnery Store. Secure one at once.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-10

Probate court at East Corintll
next Tuesday.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-10

Beautiful Bibles for 80. cts each
at OPINION Stationery Store.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-10

HORACE G. McDUFFEE,
DEALT STATE AGENT. LAND, MILLS
IL etc.. fSnr sale.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-10
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss Of manhood, &C., will send
a receipt that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discover
ed by a missionary in South America Send
a selt-addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
I. lNMAN, ,Station d. Bible HOUSE, Nc,U York
GU. Al
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Mason RM ndMll's Estate.
May A. Green's Estate.


CTATE OF VERMONT
y BRADFORD DISTRICT, IS In Probate Court
holden Mt West Fairlce. In and for said di-
trct on the Goth day of January A. D., 1877.
Amherst Perkins. ESQ, Administrator of the
estate of Mary A. Green, late of Topsham, in
said District, deceased makes application to
said Court to extend the time heretofore al
lowed him to pay the debts due from said es
tate and to render his administration account
until some future day WhereupOn 1t Is or.
heard at the Probate Office. in East Corinth.
on the 18th day Of February, 1877, and it is
further ordered, that notice be given to all
persons concerned, by tho public VI ion of this
order in the Bradford Opinio, printed at
Bradford, VT, three weeks su ,ec 'sively, be.
fore said hearing
BY the COurt.-Attest,
ALVAII BEAN, Register.
A true copy Of Record.--Attcst,
SO ALVAH BEAN, Register.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-10

iOOING TO HAVE AN AUCTION-Then
" get your .posters and sdvsrsisins duo ~
I'm OPINION OFFICE.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-10

Cigar lighters for making pict-
ure frames, baskets, ornaments, let's. ,
at Opinion Stationery Store.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-10
Conn. IS Pass. IL. IL.

Conn. s. Pass. Il. IL.
GOING SOUTH. GOING NORTH
Mail train =. 10. 40A. NJ. Mail train, 3.li I'M
Fr't with car, 1885 Fr't with car'?,3O "
Under the new regulations persons can ride
on freight trains provided tickets are pur
Chascu ut stations.
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NOUND-The place to get your job Printing
i done--at the OPINION OFFICE.
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H., &. u NJ. II. IL.
LEAVE HAvEGHILL STATION
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DULED LETTER HEADS and Note Heads
IL at the OPINION OFFICE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-07
Our Wheeling Correspondent In
Belgium.


] don't know when have been M
agrGeNbly surprised aS in Holland, which
We found 10 be n most interesting coun.
Try, and We were great y astonished 10
sec the extent Of the style and fashion 10
the Citica, especially at the Hague, for we
had halfsOrt Of an idea that nearly
everybody wore wooden FhOeS. True,
the peasantry are just IA they are repre-
aentcd in pictures, but amongst other
classes Of people there Is as much style
IN we have seen anywhere. Amsterdam
Ia certainly fine city, and az there are
10000 Jews in iA limits, you may know
there is considerable wealth. The IIoI-,
land cities remind one little Of Venice,
on account Of the canals through the
streets. One Of tho greatest curiosilies
In passing through the country IL 10 acc
tho numberlCsa wind.mils turning con.
linually, and IA the land il so perfectly
Hat that a person can see u long distance
in every direction, you have no idea how
strange and yet how livelyit looks 10
have 10 many immense BaiA whirling at
tho same time, slowly and rapidly, a. The
wind happens 10 strike them.
The geological Garden in Antwerp il
the finest IN the world, London not ex-
copied. The garden IL very large, beau.
tilully laid our and c1Quisilely kept, and
tho beasts, birds and reptiles are provided
with homes suitable Tor them and typical
Of the country from which they came.
For example, the elephants, canlels, ri.
rallies, &c, occupy u splendid Asiatic
looking building; the bears live In caves,
In mn immense mound, which Ia covered
with trees mud mountainous vegetation;
the monkeys have an open air house with
plenty Of trees to climb; the birds fit
about In lovely, light structures and the
reptiles are hIdeOuH 10 behold, Once n
week II lirHt-clAN band playa for several
hourN in the garden and thousands Of
people stroll through the grounds anus.
ing and insIruCling themselves, and there
are crowds OF children who never seem 10
tire in TIL. charming place.
The parks, illuminated gardens, shady
avenues, botanical gardens, &c, 80, in
Germany, Holland and Belgium are so
enchanting that sometimes when we arc
enjoying them At night Il seems like AlSd,
din's Palace, There are fireworks, pleas.
ure boats, and thousands are eating and
drinking and not thesllghteAt disorder, "a
that lady can 20 there alone, at or
walk about, and IeOl AZ sale aS In her own
home.
We went 10 the BourNe to-day and saw
tho merchants Of Antwerp operating In
cArbon.oil, NtOckS and merchandise of
every kind, but they do not display sam.
pies "a We do In America. The Tourae Ia
an elegant building, and the central roof
with Aldp lights Ii supported by iron
trelliSwork, representing the grains and
products bought and sold In tho large
exchange Il covers, =
Many Of tho churches hero are very
rich In works OF art, especially, st. An.
dric, 81 JaCQuea' and the Cathedral
where some Of Reuben'a grandeat master.
piece" are 10 be seen. The wood carvings,
particularly IhO pulpitS, are wonderful
curiostties, and Il seems almost incredi.
bio that such elegant llie.SiIed slatuary
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could b made iron % ordinary 8 msts-
rial The Antwerp Museum Il splendid
collection Of paintings and aYriTtts gal
lSry belonging 70 Baron H0tisbaDD, The
baker, l. iUli Of The choicest gems ot art,
When We vent through The MuSsun to-
day We sls Charles Jelu, the irmless
artist, copying one Of the great original
pietures; be wa bern without arms be
uses his feet ~ he would have used his
hADds, s0d il EEs . strange sight V go
him mixing paints, bEbdling brushes,
holding the easel Ssd painting Nih biz
toes ~ dsilly " other artists use their
HnkefL He inIkes fbe pictures IA this
aItonishibg manner and gets enormous
prices forh Hogk. Inmsne ptspaIS'
lions are being made 10 celebrate Reu.
ben's three h1ndTedIh anniversary, and
! an boTY We cannot wait 10 enjoy the
ten days II will continue. There are
Thousands Of things would like 10 de.
scribe or mention, but time will not per
NIT nov, and viii have enough 10 think
about and tell you for month, and may
be for years 70 come. No wonder thai
Americans become enthusiGJiie over their
travels in Europe and generally wish 70
60 back again. 7. " X.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-07
Over The river NcMn.

Il. l.. Sweeney and McCord 4 Sons, Of
Martins Ferry, have on hands two mil
lions Of brick.
The Martins Ferry NarI ia rapidly
falling into the "clcar, lucid and ambig.
uous' style Of Patrick, Of the Mounds.
vile National, a. witness the following
item:
"Thn Wheeling papers are up in arms
about the "Iady waiter girlsb which some
Of the saloons Of the place advertise.
From What We can understand they show
their good FenSO from their stand"
". W. Holloway, E.q, reports that
building operations along the TwcarN.
WAS road are progressing "as rapidly rs
II du0 regard for economy and perma.
nancy will permit"
Tic 81. ClnirsyiIe Il Quincy narrow
guage is "ruriacing up" and getting iiH
track in good GlyIe. ItG receipts are meet.
Ing tho expectations Of It's projectors.
hvcrSgea 40 to 30 passengers per day. II
supplies St. ClnirviIlo with coal, aud
atVes in this line alone about $4,000 per
year 70 the town.
Capt. Crawford reports the grape crop
NJ ioil0Wn; Catawba hnli crop; Concord
nm ayefSge; but the quality Of tie fruit
was never better. This community IL the
great grape producer this year, as tho hail
10 injured the vines north ns 10 destroy
the yield.-Aimtinh Ftny Mus.
The acirayR that the peaye township
trusIeeA say that "tho number Of applica.
tiona for relief for the poor Nro greater
now than ever before"
"PeOpIe who have heretofore been able
10 provide for their families, are now, on
account OF our mills and factories being
idle, and the impo@ibiliry Of securing EN-.
plOyment, In very destitutc circumstance
and unleHH tho works start up or more
provision Ii made for our poor before
cold weather selS in, the amount Of suffer.
Ing In this place must DO very great"
Lagrange Is becoming notorious M Il
locality where crooked whisky IA sold.
1t IL again stated, for the hundredlh
time, that tho Ohio City Mill Ia to DO sold.
Since such must be tho case. why not sell
II and get Il into operation once more ?
Al It stands now II does nobody any
good.
Mr., WIN. C0ss, mOuldcr nj MCCOrls
bTl ok yard, took 10 bleeding ut the nose
low days since, aud Is lying In very
critical condition al hiA residence near
tho steel WOrkd.-MdHin'S Ferry Nacr.
Tho EIna rolling mill i. running all
departments double turn, and as an evi.
denCc Of their belief that the bottom has
been reached, and that the better times
30 long looked for are approaching, the
agents. Of tho company have been instruct.
cd not To take any more Ordera At the
lats prevailing rates.
Parks key factory at Martins Ferry Ia
turning out 1900 kegs per day.
spenceH threShing machine shops have
closed up for the ScaSon-all machines
sold.
Ross Alexander explains to tho Martins
Ferry Ncs' that he never said that Score.
tAty Sherman Is selling 4 per cent bonds
to deiray the ordinary expenses Of the
Government Whether no did or not, II
sounds very Rossy.
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Can tile school Rund Of West Wiz.
EIBIn be Used 10 Bridge over q
deficiency In GBFFenI Receipts
for Ordinary Expenditures.

u.,..t. t,.,,ty I!y,ssts
We cay that such ~ inTelInent IL not
,,l, u,.i,. 1,d i.sf0sdiep, Ia, ,,,,ll,
"HV
uES4lhgflLbi by TIE CyhhittgIiCn Of tbs
CT. I, ia, ro,,...i,, =. ,t.,....
"+%'-, S~s'
that LL-OgYeEEgE Jtcgb has adgaEned IN
n,iniga Ia ouD1sitiou 10 The sboYr A.
49,, y. =. ..,.,l. ~
Ne lFlbs'S hS " IN sIt0ft 10 y We oeiIEe
~ we Tie VGfy sane stciIob Of the Con-
st!lugu lUf our aFRumsnt, which he
~. a.. t.iis,,.I,.. =
gi,,a,,,,t5n i,oa he WbttIisg IYTEIII.
GyyS.yr.
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r!'la 10 iGg y he g,sN f,it,T q he latIgIi u
,h'paHsI EL0i i5nai tss etsi, i2' TIE pgi.
pr - IgssI ,:sS ", VIZ s, 5st;s i 70
p,yl,.,s IL ias s;sJ9s lkIi u Si9fSE5 cllahE,d
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ssgtSya "a, b. eiSilss, ls,as ia rutt eonirraiiy
w '-s,.'a " 49, ~ !. " 80 Lsl.iyl 2,
ih'sIt.s oLiss sseA ''sast1oA, a may !. Pressiil
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9T g, i ,t,n t e iT,,.s Sg 4; ~, Isss az
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GasiLr I'd Ifs!, afsf, VIA We SsfssJ ogsSrtaisd
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bIiIV"
The GoTErEqr' Po'iuon iHoTsrthToWBi
" We ' ','hNhq, " NEE ~. lhihg':
BY We, Viy@iSi,, s1s.p, uaisy extrsor.
binary circumstance.
Z. An ordinary deficiency in the annual
t't!pH'sq skPenses 81 w, we i''aIs eann ,., Dt
In, Jebt 3,Is s, ~ nsysbls i,a,asJi,
alely, Tor which levy mu;, be laid,
AGE not thee propositioDs iully ruS.
i ta ~ 1hs Con.u.uii9nF 4n zen, ~ ~ %
Disis .ri,, nsitbs, Gavsrpo, J,cob M,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-07
BEICmAn YoUNG,S WILL
An Esfate Worth Sc, 900, 900 Di.
VIded Among BeVenIeen Wives
and forty .f0uP Children.


SALT LAKE. CrrY, September Brig.
ham YoungA will WAS read to-day in the
presence ,pi eli his WiTes add children
and a few friends. Brigham Young Jr.,
George o. Cannon and Albert Darlington
are named ~ his executors. The estata,e
is largely real estate, and Is probably
worth $2,0OOOOO. The will vas made
four yean ago, and his youngest child,
born Of Mary Van Colt, was then three
years old. Brigham Young wa the faith.
eT Of 6ity,six children, and LEFT seven.
teen Wiyes sixteen sons, Snd.!Henty-eight
daughters, The will aims 10 make an
equitable division Of the property be.
tween all the Wives and children, with no
preference 10 any. Most Of them have
already had something decided TO them
On this valuation Wa SET and II il 10
be charged 10 the recipients a. part Of
their share, though not necessarily al
the Valultion he put on Il. That "a 10 be
squitably adjusted when the estate is divi.
ded, upon the youngest child coming Of
age. Meanwhile the income il 70 20 to
the various mothers according 70 The
number or their children, and they car
withhold Il II the children behave badly
All are provided for a. far a. their pre-
sent needs are concerned. His fitst wifG
and Amelia are given a Life interest il
the Amelia palace-a large, modern, new
fine house; but he il known 10 have chang
Ell his mind about that, chiefly because
they declined Il for reasons beat known tc
themIelyes, although nothing Ia or out o.
the will bas yet come TO light showing Il
and they are not otherwDe provided fol
except BY their share Of the income. De
ceaSsd held many interests IN trust for thu
Church and for individuals. His execu
tors are directed 10 turn them over prop
erly. The Church il forbidden by law il
hold more than $50, 900 worth Of property
and 80 il was largely held by Brigham
Young in trnst. His friends will mol
entertain the notion that he ever abused
that trust. There ia no inventory Of The
property on the estRte, and it Is widely
scattered. With the country prOsperoul
and full Of money it would BE- worth twice
the above valuation. Recently Brigham
Young endowed an academy with land
ut Provo and another at Logan-the lat,
ter with 1900 acres. He had determin'
ed to endoW one at Salt Lake, but did mo-
live long enough 10 do so. A person pre-
sent at the reading Of the will says il
secmed to be very satisfactory 10 all con
cerned. 1t will be prObated as soon Al
possible, 1t will be wonderful II somt
dissAti'faction does not creep in within
the next thirteen years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-07
MERCHANTS HOTEL,
North Fourth ST., above Market,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.

This fAvorite HotsI, with accommodations iul
900 guests, has been leased by the subscriber for
term Of year.. Il can be aid with confidence thai
the old Merchants, under the new administration
Is already an assured success, and II Is my deterIn
nation to meet the Just expectations d the puhlIC
10 theAe umeAof financial depression, by intfodue,
Ing graduated scale Of prices from 81 50 to 81 0(
per day, with board, according 10 location Of room
The service, table and all other accommodations
the same TO all guests.
During the past year many improvements wGC
made, among them passenger and baggage EleIa,
Tor, thus rendering all rooms Of easy 1ereSS Othel
improvements are In progress, which, when hnIah.
ed, Will place the Merchants Hotel second 10 none
In Philadelphia.
The location Of the house Is one Of the most con.
yenicnt and really central Of any In the eity. The
rooms are Light airy, well ventilated and hand
Somely furnished HoEte can Of various lines PAY
constantly BY the door, offering Every opportunity
70 the gueGtS every moment day and night, 70 Vifl
all points Of public Interest.
je25 B. LORE, PROPRIETOR,
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GENERAL NOTICES.
TuscAELWAs VAt1ET 4 gErr,-.
RAnWAT COHIAET.

CLEEELAHps JEnf II in
THE BUBBcRIBERs 10 The cIyTTi,
i kT0CK q ~ o1npGBy Win akl bosiss ~.
tkllg allaEEipttnl ktflaSRl nA1s ~ IL 49,.
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receive thsnnf ~ GDd q ba8t4 q htd Cam.
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pa5ds u SbgTg Gps16s4.
By OrdEr e - Bard Il piracl1L
isZGR iR. 4. HEWITT. escfgtlry,
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FOR SALE
EALk
Ia IL C0aniy cssri q 0his sVssty.
Wa A HasTg Aoa \
i0SpAY, IEPTENBEg y, IN,

Jaosb y. LulH4 4 Al
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NOTICE.

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