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TRUSTEES SALE.
OF
MOUNTAIN LAND

10y virtue of a decree of the Circuit
u Court for Frederick cpunty, sitting
in equity, passed in cause No 1876 Equity
Docket, the subscriber ~ trustee will offer
at public sale in Mcchancstown, Md, at
GilbcrlS Hotel, on
Saturday, November 2a, 1877.
at o'clock p. m, that valuable tract OF
TIMBER LAND,
called "Thc Last of AL" lying on the sum-
NIT Of the mountains about 3milcS west Of
McchanicStown, adjoining the lands of
Mcssrs Kunkcl, WiIlhidc, White and
others, containing
FORTY SEVEN ACRES
more or less, being the same land that was
conveyed to Thomas Beatty by letters pat
eth, 1892, and therein described rs fol-
bows, viz "Bcgnning at Il bounded Chest
nut oak tree standing near Il spring, the
head Of High Run, and running thence
south GO deg, east 10 ps; south 30 deg,
west 16 ps; north 60 deg, west 10 ps (;
north 80 dec, west rs ps; north 2T deg,
cast 1876 pS; soliih 50 deg, cast 20 ps
thence by II straight line to the first begin
ming tree,
The lot lies level and is well timbcrcd
with good soil
T,rms If .SIr-Onc third of the pur-
chase money in cash ON day Of sale, or on
the ratification thereof by the Court the
balance in two equal payments of one and
two Years from the day of sale, bearing in
tcrcst thcrcfrom, and to be secured by the
ma. ,f r,,,l,,par ,,itI n,,i,r,,rnl
cnrily thereon; or Wcash AT the optton Of
the purchaser And on the payment Of She
whole purchase money the trustee shall 10y
Il good and sufficient decd convey to Tie
purchaser all the right, title and interest
which the sad Thomas Beatty held in said
land at the time of his death, and of all
those claiming by, through or under him.
JOHN RTCIIE,
Trustee,
Frederick, Nd
n B.-Convcvancing and surveys, If
any, ut cost of purchaser ocl25 It
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bon,ton place he drank at, or the unusually
large drink he took that made the bar ten
der grab the quarter dcponcnt saycth not.
But he says 10 cent whisky is good enough
for him and he will steer clear Of that shop
in the future
TIE school at Franklinvillc, lately made
vacant by Mr., Boblitz, who has school in
town, is now in charge of Miss IonsOn, of
Washington, y. G., and niece of Mrs. il S.
Crcaycr. The school is certainly in good
hands as the lady is highly accomplished
besides being rather fascinating. She gave
an exhibition OF her musical abilities in
the Moravan church, Sunday, and received
many just cncomiums.
TIE SCHOOL FUND.-Thc Comptroller
of the Treasury Of Maryland has just made
the first quarterly distribution Of the State
:, Public School Tax under the new assess
mcnt, and it is Il little larger than USUAL
The total amount distributed is SAL ,492
-, of which S24 800 is given to colorc,I
schools The white schools of Frederick
county receive %133o.1G, and the colorcd
schools Of the same county, $1,Ol413.
SusriCIous-Onc night last week two
men were seen standing on the porch of
Mrs. FilZgcralds house, near this place
and upon the approach of the female por-
ton Of the establishment they dccampcl
4 boar,lrr who saw them fleeing fred scv
cral shots at them from Il reviewer, but
owing to the darkness failed to hit them. -
Ii is supposed they came there to steal
but were scared oil by the women.
TIE Westminster Advocate SAYS: On
the 81 instant, John Nicknm colorcd, com
mjitcd a rape on a young white girl in the
employ Of Mr. George Dullrra, of fancy
town district. The negro was in the EN-
| poy of Mr.. Adam Moticr He was arrest
cd in Emmit'emrI, on Saturday last 10y
constable Gait, of Tan"y'own. who Dis.
/ play cd considerable s"garlv in the arrest.
Thr prisoner is now in Jail, and viii be
tried at the November term of Court.
| The prrpo,trrou, Gains made for very
many remedies have ALWAYS disappointed
multitu'lcS o. people; but We aIr pleased
10 recommend m article winch cnn at nll
times i" thoroughly relied upcD The CON
d,tion of constant readiness for use, with
uniformity fcnmp"siion renders Kcicl's
\ f. | If gu, llI I,i,
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hi Z: o.

On the 18th inst, Mrs Sarah Scchrist, aged
G} years, 8 months and 23 days.
On the 1st inst, John II. I.cgorc, aged 81
years, 6 months, and % days.
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READY MADE CLOTHING,

We have Just a!lrl to our Stock large
and well selected stock of Ready made
Clothing, cons; sting of Whole
suits, coats pants, and
vests, single; over coats. We specially
ark the attention of those in want Of
clothing as our stock is full and
we will sell As low as the
Then don't forget that we make Il speciality
in our
BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT
We certainly offer the largest and cheapest
Stock Of these goods in The district Re
member the challenge Boot and
(,.:%LfSLE tSEoE,
Warranted. Has new and cheap Gre
crrics of all kinds. Try our new Syrup
Cuyets, OIL Cio'Ay anil .Straw .Mut-
Hn9$.
Hardware. We will not I've undcrsold IN
this line. Remember we keep a full stock
of Rolled and Hammered Iron, Paints,
Oils, Glass, &c, kept constantly on hand
We most respectfully ask The public to do
II, the favor to call and examine our Stock
and Prices, AS we take pleasure in showing
our goods and defy competition,
ocI2i If ROOT e. CROFT.
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
WHAT HAPPENS AROUND US.

SALE REGlsTER.--Billsf for the following
sales have been printed at this office.
On Saturday, Nov. II, at l o'clock, in
frort of the Gilbert House, the executors
of the late Geo. w. Foreman, decd will
sell II valuable farm, also 4 small farm and
several mountain lots. See bills.
On Saturday, October p, at O'Clock
Jesse II Nusscar, executor of Charles WEI
rich, decd, near Emnitsburg, one hcfcr
hogs household and kitchen furniture, NC
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NOTICE OF ShERIFF'S SALE
REAL -ESTATE.

| III VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
L ont OF the District Court of the Third Ju-
dicial District OF wNshing ton territory holding
.erms st Seattle. iI and for the Counti-s Of King
and kitssr. in the acicR of John II. Marshall We
swan Anderson, have levied upon. seized snd
tskeD into execution. the euti-e interest Of the
sAto swan Anderson in the following described
real property. 70 Wit one hurcred and fifty-f
li55i scres % land. being MEL Of Swi. and ~
III NV Section 3. Township ~, = E., in the ssii
County q Kitssp, Territory aforesaid.
Now. therefore. notice is hereby given that l
will sell the above described property at Public
Auction on the 18th DAY Of NOVEMBER. 1871,
between The hours of A. NJ. aud p. NJ. ct the
door Of the Auditors Office Of Kitssp County in
Port Madison, Washington Territory, TO the
highest bidder for cash. gold coin OF the United
States Of America. to satisfy the said judgment
for tbs sums of six hundred and thirtythree 3lQO
dollars s633 03l00l. with interest at the rate Of
:: per cent. per month. from the I'd day of Sep
TENDER. ID. 1877. and one hundred and nineteen
2l-l0e dollars tsll9 2il00l. with interest a. the
rate Of ten per cent per annum. from the 3D. day
of September. 1877. aud costs Of suit. amounting
10 :hirty-four 4o-10o dollsrs 1874 i0-lo0l, and
accrHing costs. all in gold coin.
Dated at Port Madison, this 9Th day of October,
4. Il. 1877.
GEORGE LEvENY.
octl3-w4w Sheriff Of Kitsap County.
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missioner. giyin" him . clerk =; seven
ty-fve dollars 3 month, for six months
The Governor vetoed the bill to
change tue name OF Wilson Ia Arder-
son. and the Council sustained the veto.
The Governor resppointed Jno. L
Wheat, Territorial Auditor. ard Frank
T rbel.,. Treasurer. The Council made
the appointments the special order for
next saturday
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You Have nc Excuse

Have you any excuse for suffering
from Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint !:
Is there any reason why y'M should 60
on from day TO lay complaining with
Sour Stomach. Sick Headache. Habit
nal Cosltivenes-. palpita,ion OF the
Heart, Heart burn. Waterbrash. graw
Ing md burning pains at the pit OF the
Stomach. Yellow Skin. Coated Tongue,
and l;sayr.l;.Al: tastes in the mouth.
CoH-ing up "i food after eating. Low
spiri:s. &c No, Iii, positively your
own fault il you do. tio to your Drug
gi>t and get "A Bottle o: GREEN's Ar
GUST FLOWER fo- - cents. ynur cure is
r'-r'aIn. hut if you doubt -n;-. ger a
Ssn.isie Bottle for 10 cents AMI try it
Tw" doses will relieve YOU.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF TULALIP INDIAN AGENCY,(
Tulalip, Wash. Ter, October -, 1877. !
CEALED PROPOSALS. ENDORSED "PROPO-
- sails for Furnishing Indian Supplies" will
be received ut the Occidental Hotel, in Seattle,
until II o'clock, ", Of THURSDAY November
18th. 1877. for Furnishing Supplies for the
Indian service at the Agency, viz
12,5OO Bricks;
12l Panel Doors
5000 feet Flooring;
$1,000 Shingles:
bbis. Dried Apples
2sscks Cornmesl
4 ream Note Paper:
Smoothing iron Stands;
go lbs Dairy Salt;
IS ventilstors for Stove Pipes:
500 Paper Bags:
1000 lbs Ground Bsrley:
rs Bedsteads;
200 Chairs;
Horses
2Oxen;
80 Tables.
Also, transportation Of the same from place Of
purchase TO the Agency.
Particul r instructions 10 the requirements
of bidders may be found at the Occidental Hotel
in Seattle. Wash. Ter.
Bids will be read publicly at the place and
hour above named. Bidders invited to be
present.
EDMOND MALLET,
oct26-dawtd T.. Special Indian Agent
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atg.IfOR MA.

SAN FRAScIsCo, Oct. 2t-Arriv-i-
Schooner Id. SchnaueF. S-a''le.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. "A The French
gunboat SECOND, from Tahiti. brings
news Gf the death of Queen Pomare, of
Society Islands. Sept Eth. OF hear, dis
ease. Her eldest son. Arianc. la, been
proclaimed king
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NEW ADVERTISEME NTS,


TERRITORY OF wASHINGToy,l
COUNTY OF KING.
In JUSTICES Court w Z Andrews, j.. p.
GINC NICHOLAS MCRPHY-YOU ARE HERE
i by notified that Samuel L Crawford has fled
q complaint against you in said Court. which
will come on to be heard at my Office in Seattle,
in King County. W. T.. on the 26th day of No
vember. A. d, 1877 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon,
and unless you appear. and then snd there an
swer, the same will be taken as confessed, and
the demand Of the plaintiff granted.
The object and demand Of said complain ia to
recover Of and from you the sum of ninety. nine
dollars in gold coin upon ycur promssory note
in writing. dated April 9, 1877.
Complaint filed October 1G 1877.
w.R ANDREWS.
Justice OF the Peace.
Octl7-4w
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Farm for Sale.

YI'HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HIS PLACE
4 i'll the Snoquamie for sale. 1t contains 100
Acres Bottom Land. and 40 Acres Timbered Up.
land slopinS gently to the river 1t is II miles
from SnoqIalipie City, at the river crossing, 3
miles from Lake Washington, and 20 from Seattle.
Fifty sores slsshed, 20 acres in grass. acres of
upland grubbed for an orchard; 20 tons of hay
on hand.
The place has three quarters of a mile frontage
on the river, is safe from overflow. and has a
clear stream Of water running through which
can be brought in the house. bari or milk house.
Is valuable for numbering. having good deal of
timber on it, and IL the first key point for getting
out t1e timber on the adjacent six or eight Sec
tions. and has good bay for booming. The loca.
ton is central. and affords good steamboat land
ing hotel and store would do we'll there at
the present time and 1t is convenient to six log
ging camps now in operation.
House ard tools Oh the place. Caus. of selling,
vesR lungs.
i1r further particulars irquir" 90
GEOKGf V ifTE,
sul'.d&wtf Snoqualmie River, W.
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POPULATION OF CALIfoRNlA.-Ac.
coeding to the bsst tabulated data that
could bsmsde out, California has
gsinsd in population by immigration
sinoe the census was taken in 1870,
2SO.loo. The population then was
460.247. The excess Of births over
dssths within this period il computed
st iS4. 400. giving Alprssent por1lstioa
tor ttAt olats a els,ll7.
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oscxx11s n WALlA WALLA.--The
Gss1ssssas sys that within Lee than
three noaths the usdsrtsker Of that
town has buried thirty-three persoos.
. large percentage Of the cases being
children who died of d,phsheria. Itat-
trihut0 the cause to the impure condi.
tian at the we'll. water used in that city.
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TEL EGRA PHIC.


OLYNrIA, Oct s5.-Ths Couocil 10
day pasasd the memorial for . land Office
at Yakima City.
The apportionment bill was laid On
the table.
The bill to make the commissioners
a issds pay fcss for appointment vs.
paaas1. 4 committee Of conSsrsuce
vasappointsd On tho conAicting library
tlls. Rssd's bin. appeintiag eods con-
missioaess. was cut dawn to ~ 60
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EUROPEAN DEAFTs.-Drafts issued
AZ lowest rates Oh Greet Britian. Ire
land, Germany. Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets 20 aud from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chilherg, Seattle. W. y.
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NOBODY has found Charley Ross get
but everybody has found the best place
in Seattle to get Oysters--at Piper, Of
course.
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PURE Mocha COFFEE for sale cheap a
Chilber Bros.
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For GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bre1d.
go to Piper's
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WATTS FOR SALE p!

i 7 TIE NORTH PACIFIC BREWERY FOUR
l \ Fsts. cxracity from 70 II barrels. su25
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DAssENGkR AND FREIGHT CARS WILL
i leave seattle every day Sundays excepted)
q 81 A. n. apo 2. n: returning viii leaye
Renton ct 10 A. H. and p. u.
For freight or passage. apply t the Office of
the Company ct the Depot
J. n. C0LMAN,
ty2-dAwd General Superintendent.
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SITUATION WANTED.

A STEADY YorN0 MAN, Is YEARS OLD.
"A Who has had some experience In . seoss
deaires . situation. would prefer employment
asout secss. hat u not partseulas-not sfFaid u
AdAroB R-N.C.
OF enquire ae Sam. L. crsvfssd, ~ this cfses.
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l.. G. HlNCNLEY, Cork.
NTATE OF VERMONT.

NTATE OF VERMONT,
- Orange CoUSrY, ~
Whereas, Mary ]. Stiles has til,l il tho
county cnurt within AMI for tha criltv OF
Orange. her pcti'in against her hrshlml.
Henry ". Stiles for n divorce fran the b 'nls
If mntrimonv between herself unl h" has.
band. r,tur,Iuhlr to the cr, ltv rpurt nrxt 1,
he holden at Chelscn. in and for the slil
county Of Orange. On the l>t Tuesday June,
v -. 1917. settling forth among othHr thugs
hat she was law fully married unfn Henry W.
stiles. and that -inr" such mnrri,.r he hath
treated her Will, intorihlr srvrritv AL al
though Of sufficient peruni,rv ability to pro.
vii" for your petitioner suitable m,n,carncr.
without cause. wantonlv and cruelty nfu'c
aud neglected ~ to do. and PRAYING for u
divorce from her said husband
A'd Whereas. il appears that tho sail
Henry W. Stiles resides without thi. Stltr. so
that no service can be mihln on him in til. ~
,linary manner. Therefore il Is orlcrol that
notice of the pendentv OF ths said petition
and of this order be given to the sail llcnry
w. Stiles by publication OF the foregoing sub.
stance of said petition. with this orirr throb
weeks successfully in the Bradford Opinion.
II newspaper printed at Bradford in Orange
county the last of which publication to he
six weeks before the session of the SAID coun-
ty court in said Orange County at the term
aforesaid that lie may if he see cause, ap.
pear aud answer thereto and stand to and
abide the order and decree of the court there
in. which publication shall he n sufficient no.
ticc to the said Henry w. Stiles to appear at
the said term of court, and make answer to
the SAD petition
Given under my hond at Chelsea in said
Orange County, this 81 day of April A. D.,
1877
46 I.G. JlINCELEY. Clerk,
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| GN, T. ~ SnnuIlinu f,.Iiny ,,
t, ~. ., M,
EE'n,' , ". 1" '', ,,, '" '"o DIV" DIV,
n'ooN "e"'s l'"",,shc" ''st week.
mas seht US 'Ie. lolloWims COMMUNE
catlOn.-ED.
Mn Enron, notice IN yonr last
weeks pnpor sometime about snarln ~
at the Blood Brook annual school meet
inr ON the 9th nit. will exulnin the
case MS | understand il The ease was
lust this. II nppenrs that the Whoo that
was elected moderntor IA cavern said
meeting. had mrddlcl with thin~s In the
listricI thnt was nono or his business
and made n cnusiI.r,hlo disturbance In
school Tina mast winter hosiIns ~ning ~
Tho Sunrr;ntcnI.,nt win a ClS, cnn, ..
nl,int ne m. STOW rnns IN m,Lo MI Nh.
trouhlc he could and there is where
sn,riny comes In Tbn cv.cnmmi,tce
accused him uf lyinp IN thc school Suut
and , ,umh.r or othn, things ,h,t mnI,
him ,urn In ,s many c,ln. ~ ana or ,hn
crnoninr rnn,iInS ,h,uyh ,hn ,ilor has
, str,i"6t t,iI Now wish to he inlnrm.
nj WIN thn ~en,lom,n did nat tcll ,he
truth ,hnnt ,hn nxnnns.s If ,hr srbnnl
in tnrmnr vo,Is m, On, ,hn tir,,r,s inst
rioht ,s IN tbc omo,,nt of money n,iI
ont in thc district The mast ycar bui when
hc s,vs II cycnrIs th,t IF rnrn,cr yrnrs
Le matcs , rrr,t mist,ko mr. n,s,it i ,
slim nj his tSnruo ne usu,l I s,w ,hn
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-04-21

The exercises of the Reform
Club at Town Hall, this (Friday)
evening, will he as follows: Mu.
sic, discussion, Rcsolred, "That NOR
al SuasiOn is more potent, than lc-
gal suasion, in the suppression OF
Intemperance." Aft, j. b. PICKETT.
Esq, and DR.. j. 3. Ormsby; neg .
F. p. Macgregor, and d. w, Cobb ;
charade, &c.
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Last week II safe weighing two
and one. half tons was taken from
the depot to COlintli. 1t was pur-
chased for that town, of Mr.. a. i.
johnson, agent for the manulactur
crs, the Hall Lock and Safe Com
pany, Boston.
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Many Of the farmers in this vi.
cinity have already sowed their
wheat. 1t is seldom that they can
do SO before the Goth of the month.
and often not until the first of May.
The sugar season is now over, and
Notwithstanding the rather unpro-
pitiOus outlook at the commence.
ment, has proved among the best
for several years.
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NfAfE OF VERMONT,


~ O3ANGE Co Mt, So.
Whereas, Josephine u, Grant has filed in
the county court, wiihia aud Tor the equity
~ grange. her p''itan ngtiuN' her hu,huli,
Albert u Grant for u divorce irun ihn hrl /,
of nmtiimony between herself mrl her said
husband. rclulniblc Ia the county court next
to- liz holden NJ ChelSn IN AMI for The county
nt Orange. ~, the 1T Tuesday at julr, 4 y,
M, setting forth among other thugs that
she was lawfully harriet unto Albert %.
G,ilht, that sine" such ma-iisc he has been
guilty "t the criur of ali'ery, and alth ,nth
"i sufficient pccuMi ,ry ability 10 support vulir
petitioner aud his family. has wlntonlv AMI
cruelty neglected and refused So 10 do. aud
PRAYING tor u divorce tr,n her sIi h,,himl,
and nimnny ont of his estate, with the Gus.
toby Ut twU children.
Ana Whereas. II appears that the sad Al
bert d. Grant resides without this State, 40
mar no service can he made upon him in tho
ordinary manner: therefore il IL ordered that
notice OF the prh,lencN ut the said Dcttipn
ana ot 'his order he given to the ,ail Albert
ID. Grant by publication Of the foregoing
'nhSiance "f said petition with this order
oInhion, newspaper ln'si,iu ,t'ratu,h "a
the county of Orange, the last of which pub
licatium to he six weeks before tho Sps,iIl of
SAID Orange county court, ut rhe term There
ui aforesaid that he may II he see cause an
pear and answcr thereto ual stand to'and aliis
the order and decree of the rnurt th'r,ln,
which publication shall b. sufficient uptin to
the said Albert u. Graut to VI,car ut the
said term of court aud make a iswrr to sail
petition.
Glveu under my hand at Chelsea il said
Orange County, tins 3lst day OF MM ch, \. ID,
1877.
46 l., G. HlNCNLEY, Cork.
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AUCTION. Grin Gambe'l, AS.
signee of the 9. q. Canning Estate D.,
will sell a lot of personal property
at the dwelling house OF slid Can
ming in Thetior'i, on Saturday,
April 81. Il. Clough, auctoneer.
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THE sneaking puppy VINO is
writing anon, nous notes asperSiug
the character Of respectable people
had better dcsist ut once, or his
name will he made public. "a word
to the wise" &c.
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Paint is being pretty freel!
spread around the village about
these days. Mrs. G. II. Curtis has
had her store painted throughout
preparatory to putting in spring
goods. j. NJ. Warden, and a. L.
Dickey, do.
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MIR. II. NJ. Griffin has some fine
Srecimens of monuments, slabs and
grave stones at his marble works
near the engine house. There il
an artistic appearance and beauti-
ful finish about Griflin's work that
is not often seen.
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BUTTER MARKET. At the st
Albans butter market, Tuesday, the
attendance was good, and the mar
ket dull and lower. We quote new
butter at from fifteen to twenty-One
cents per pound, with IA higher price
pain for fancy dairies.
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He had taken the OPINION
about five years without having con-
tributed a cent toward it's support.
He had received half a dozen duns
from the Office, of which he had tax
Ell no notice. An agent had called
upon him twice aud he had prom.
Used to pay in few days, but neve,
did. Finally IL writ was made out
aud given to an officer with instruc.
tiOus to make no further costs un.
less obliged to. Officer calls on sub
scriber and pesents bill. Subscri-
ber will pay in few days. Officer
suggests lie had better settle then.
Can't do it, havn't any money. Fl
nally officer got an order for about
$40. AS he is about leaving sub.
sciiber shouts: "If that man pub.
fishes the OPINION fifty years lie
can't send me another copy !" o.
fcer replies, 81 guess he wont want
to" We shall not give his name,
but his paper went to Newbury
Centre.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-04-21

Uncle Curtis Colby having run
his carding mill in this village Till
he has got lich enough, offers to
give somebody else the same chance.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-04-21

Those literary exercises mt the
Reform Club meeting last week
were very good indeed.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-04-21

We are glad that the Select
men had grit enough to stop the
boys from throwing ball in our
streets. We by no means condemn
the sport itself, and should be glad
to see Il first class Club in town, but
we value the safety of the commune,
ty too highly to want the game con
Quoted in the busiest part of our
village.