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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

,l,erate u suspension of specie pay
nents.' This appears to us to be
In Secretary's idea. The Herald
,lso approves of the plan Of retain
ne the lrgal,Nnders In circulation
with a coin reserve provided for
conversion and making them the
msis of the currency Of the coun'
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

Tile transportation Of fresh bee
rom Colorado Ia kostun, two lhOus
and two lnndIed miles, has been
successfully inaugurared, and the
meat OF about one hundred and fif
~ Colorado cattle is now received
1T the Brighton cattle market each
week. The meat is brought in re.
fiigtlatOr cars, aud is said to ar.
i've IN as good condition as when
started. Each car brings the meat
ut aboJt tlhrty-five cattle. This is
vice as many as can be brought
~ car awe, 50 that there is i,
large saving on the expense of
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08
PIERMONT.

Old things pass away.
Thirty years ago your correspon
dent cut the pastelQard stencils
that made 'Cash and Ready Pa,
Stores" Empires and Conftdera.
cies rose and fell. The ocean bee
became the worlds post route to bt
traversed in a moment. The gene
ration passed. away and it was a
new world altogether,-save the
old sign. But it ~ gone now. A
new name in bright Boston letters
glares over the door. And the
same across the way. Two new
stores lure the country folk with
goods, oh so cheap! And We have
new postmaster
Several farms have recently
changed owners. George RIaisleil
goes to Corinth, but no one cc,,,as
in his stead. Webster .u,i Under.
hill Ego West," and outsiders take
their ,t,, PLACES: ID, @. Cutting,
Whlte Mountain fame, il b. o
for Kansas. Arthur RU" Looked
advertised his fartn a. .,neIs has
accoug; ar poor b" "a things. on
;"mlly. lAaa' oa'tn ana lack OF
rem, Dass'' 80 has gone to War.
and thr II to the County farm,
VI. tramps go about the streets.
lat is the world coming to!
The fall has been unusually ia.
vorable, and hay is selling below
the average; so are store .catt tie.
beef and pork. Potatoes are held
at fifty cents, and will not be- sold
less at pre- 7ent. A few lots of nice
wool remain, awaiting forty cents.
There is a grain more of business
activity than year ago; and with
the abundant crops people are bet.
ter of. both in reality and prospect.
About fifty of our nice young
men held an outdoor concert and
Indoor festival near the East end
or the bridge on Saturday evening
last The stars winked down upon
them as they came-the snow lay
cool and refreshing bplow.-the bev.
prage was new and harmless, and
all went merry and festive; but
land such is life y there
seemed an empty void the cider
fill; for as they left they
ang:-
The night was clear the horas blow shrill
~, The COW bells made a clatter:
1 ne bugle gave a joyous sound
~, ihe cider couldn't been better:
Ih . kitchen fire was blazing hot
IT., Inc stars were bright as iay;
I IT,, ooys anu girls and all were there,
but-L"cy 'oas aray''-up stairs!
Inc visit will not be repeated un.
somebody smiles on Hi. XII.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

Tue State Prison, at Windsor
now contains four murdrrtrS under
sentence of drath-Phair, Gravlin.
Hay den and Ma9oOn. Lewis and
ratrO have been convicted. but
have not yet received sentence. The
entire number of cOnvlc;S in the
prison is l51 men, one woman and
one Daby-a boy.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

"A little Ottawa, Canada, girl
was recently taken to church Ton
ne first time, after being duly i'm
dressed with the necessity that she
should keep "as still as a mousse
She behaved herself well until the
preacher became warmed up to his
work, and hen, thinking he was
going too far, she raised her finger
and looking straight at him, cried :
See here, don't you make So much
noise"
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

The Vice President aud thu
Speaker of the House have agreed
to consider in force the Joint rub
against the Gale Of liquors in thu
Capital. Gr at abuses have result.
ed from The sale in late years, e"
ing on, as it does, srcalthiiy an'
without an internal revenue license
and the Vice President and Ill,
Speaker declare til It it must cease
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

at all 10 ia SO much IN the nature Of
m atrOcity as 10 demand punish
ment. Prompt measures aud vigOr
Gus action only will quiet matters
which, II neglected, will surely lead
To u war.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

The passengers at the West Con
cord station were surprised, the 9th.
81 morning, TO see a lumber-lOadpd
car rush by at express speed aud
disappear down the line. 1t was
aiterwarp found that it had broken
away from loaded train aG North
Concord, but 1t was finally found
at East st. JOhnsbury, at the end
OF the grade. Fortunately the track
was clear at the time, or serious
accident might have hapreneu.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

1T now transpires that the re
cent incendiary fire at Thatcher 4
" ellings' paper mill at North Ben
ulngtOn was sci with the intention
OF destroying life as we'll as proper
ty. "A train was fired conmunicat
ing with The gasoline tank, the ex
ploSicn of which would have de
>trOyed hundreds of lives and near
~ quarter OF a million dollars in
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08
w El.l.s RIVER,

| We arc cre,iibly Informed that on last Tues.
day night certain woman was CRYING bitter
ly because her husband was spending his hard
earned money over the gau lux table while
she aud her children were minus food aud
fuel.
There 10 . certain woman In tho beehive
who IL sadly missppropriatiug ono Of ths
buck rooms aud con vsrting II y into nuts.
@nce to tho other tenants.
Tho village TAI this yea =. is 70 cents on the
dollar,
Mcssrs, Priugle L Ball moved their print
Ing office laat week frou, Eaton's drug store
Ia this village, to Ramsey & Georges new
stors In Woodsville, N. IL.
George I.oslie, cashier. was In the bank las
Tuesday for tho frst tune since his 81 ckness.
At tho annual parish meeting last Monday
evening. Dea. J. p. Kimball, d. W. Leonard,
u. u. Smith, ID. II. Chamberlin. were appoint
oil u committee to raise money " supper t
preaching tho ensuing year.
No services tins year Thanksgiving day.
A horse belonging to James George, broke
away from the grist mill last Tuesday. ran
up to Sherwin T. Pcach's store, left tho wag.
On on post aud rsn up by the pape mill Ut
lightning like speed.
On Monday last Mike Grumpy and Geo. W.
Rowland came very near getting into fight.
Mike bet that hs could shoot 90 aud 10 Ut
six inch target aud place tho target 40 many
rods of, anywhere he pleased. The let was
accepted, aud Mike placed 1t on his Viow.
iand'si breast. Right here was where tho
tight commenced. Rowland threw of his
coat, and Mike followed suit, but the enter.
tainn'ent was broken up by the influence OF
spectators,
On Tuesday and Wednesday evening, Doc.
18th aud l2th tho Dramatic Club give an Gu.
tertainment. "Down by the Sea- with some
good piece to close with.
Prof Parker Of Dartmouth College, preach
ed here last Sunday.
Selectman Sherwin has concluded to give
Joe Hatch, the now Ian dlord, some of those
tramps IN the future. Durant Is getting rich
fast. and is not extremely anxious for the
business, any way.
Cummings Priest doesn't like New Hanp.
shire laws. lie went over to North Haver.
hill, to attend the Thanksgiving Ball. After
he had heen there little while. hts tranquil
ity was rudely disturbed by the interference
of Deputy Sheriff King. He was taken to
Woodsville and held for trial, got bonds aud
went hls way rejoicing. G.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

II il stated that the criminal pr"
cep.lirgs against SenatorPatterso'
for bribery have been discontinued
IN South Carulinn. Senator But
Ter il low in South Carolina, a fac
which seems to confirm the report :
of a bargain between him and Pat
fprsOn
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LOST.

On Wednesday evening, Nov. 81,
between Bradford and Haver hill
depot, a carriage robe, black and
ne''ow upon one side and nj ain
aack upon the other. Reward at
this Office.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

A good but perhaps not a tru'
story, is that Goldsmith Maid was
put up at auction in Kansas Cit\
recently under an assumed name
by some j"kers. The wise horse
men examined her carefully, and
when bidding was begun offered
$3l), hui no more. HE owners bid
nrI in and t"ok her back to the
stable, and enjoyed the Joke huge
~
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

THE Fishery Commission have
given their deciSion,awarding Great
Britain five and a half millions OF
dollars. 1t was majority award
President Drtolse and Sir a. T.
Calf agreeing, and Judge Kellogg,
United States Commissioner, dis
,putiup.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

THE conduct Of ConOver in the
Senate gives the Republicans who
elected him something to con over
The New York Tribune suggests
that he change his name to Turn
over, but "turnout" would be bet.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

IT IL minated that an arrange
ment may yet be made betwe"'
Senator COnkIiug and Secretary Ev
arts for an adjustment Of the dill
culties concerning tho New YOll
appOintmriitS.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

FAILURES. The failures are re-
ported of S. q. Noble & Co., pro
duce, ST. Adams; w. II. Wright
.riSt mill. East Concord ; a. 5. Max
am. furniture, Barnet; the Brandon
Statuary Marble Company, Bran
,luu.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

Bought for NET CASH, which we offer at p,ice
which cannot fail to please the closest buyers.
In our Stock you will find
% ps of New Dress Goods at To-
and 121c. former price 15c Il zoe
10 ps Mohair Dress Goods ut zoe
price reduced from 25c.
A new lot of Black Cash IN cres
| from 6Oc up. the best Va lue We
ever gave for The money.
Black Brilliantines and, Alpaca 5
cheaper than ever, call and see
them and we will satisfy you thai
West Newbury is the place to
buy Black Dress goods cheap.
We are Selling Ladies' under vests
and Pants at soc, former price
$l.OO.
A lot of rubias at Toe, usual price
1.25.
A lot of Ladies' sleeveless Jackets
at 81 l-2c, former price 1.25, this
is a very cheap lot.
Five dOz. Felt Skirts at 81 Lee and
Toe, price reduced from LOO and
$l.25.
WORSTED PRINCES selling
cheap.
If you want a Coon Skin Coat,
Buffalo Coat, or a Buffalo Robe,
cali on WILSON and BROCK at
West Newbury, and we will sat
isfy you that this is the place to
!; buy them.
% dOz. Pocket Knives, selling at
one half the usual price, Custom
made driving and work harnesses
for sale at less than the manu-
factarers' ,'rices.
A few more chests of that nice Jap
Tea left at 3 lbs for S1.OO, which
pleases eveay one that buys 1t.
Our Stock of Ready-made Clothing.
Boots aud Shoes is large, selling
at greatly reduced prices, and
finally to make "A long story short,
Our Stock is full in all departments,
and we will sell for cash or ready
pay at prices that cannot be beat.
We mean business, call and. we
will prove it to yOur satisfaction.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

VICTORY lnclli,eS tO Inc side I"
tho Turks again. and they have
captured Elena with six cannon
and 600 prisoners.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

When tour women are walking
abreast on the sidewalk, they will
break ranks for nothing except II
man with u paint pot.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

New styles in plated sp oons
ana FORKS &c. Silver wale of very
description at Warden's,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08
WILSON & BROOKS

p. s. We forgot to tell You that
we are selling Prints at 4 LIZ.
and Kid Button Boot al sI.0o.
West Newbury, Nov. 10. 1877.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

KELLOGG AND BUTLEB ADMIT
TED. The lrOtractrd struggle il,
the Senate has ended in tue admis
sion of Kellogg of Louisiana aud
Butler ct South CarOli,a-a result
which does not change the relative
strength OF the two political par.
ties. The Southern Democrats are.
rather sore over the success of the
ternhlicans in seating Kellogg.
and they declare that charges VIII
lie immediately flied that will rem.
der his expulsion certain. They al.
40 intimate that Patterson will soot,
resign. and that steps will be tax .
ell to bounce Spencer.
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Bradford Prices Current.
Corrected weekly by SrEyEss 4 BAoLE,,
WatertOwn Live Stock Market,

For the week ending Tuesday, Dec. 9th, 1871
LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Ship T. Lambs. Swin
inns week. l35l d2J9 6.;97
Last wcek..... 932 2jO6 sosl
One year ago. 1920 1884 lD.J3J
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BUSINESS

Continues good for these times.
The South IS buying very largely,
and merchants report good pay .
ments, and everything sound and
serene. The rains have seas ed, and
cold weather has set in In earnest.
PIETRO.
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y-or News Summary, Sc, see last page
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NUMBER FROM THE SEVERAL STATES.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
VOL. XXvIIL
rows ORDINANCES.

Sac. i whenevsr the STREET Inspector shall os
may b drestsi By the Board of Trustees 70 reanre
alley be shall require ths owner OF owners Of prop
crty along the line of the same 10 construct or vpsr
sseesss. q ,ise q III. orslSsSss ana N he
manner prescribst By him, ~ s<fvins ths aid
W the p~rtiss IN Posssssion thsreof
tot. In ssss saeh pfopsfv snan ~ esssssea 9. y
or cannot aftsr dllixvnt sarch, Be bund within ths
town limits, sneh notice may BE- srrved BY posting
Ae.py of the sane IN some eonsp.eaous plass upoe
Deties shah b. deemed compists 81 ths sxp.rssioa
of ten DAYS amer such eoPy % the sans shsil have
srs of All propsrty shall have the rsfi period u
nteen days atsr the expirattsn u aah tsh days 10
construct rvpslf such shiewalk, stryst ef alsy)
she or the. are required 10 construct such siisvsk
street ot all<y. or male such repairA q the ease
may b<, ard speeiDinx In such notice wbsre such
pairs,i. ami the manner In which the same shall be
constructed OF rpslrci. and said notice shan also
sp-yiiy the tlr,s within which such .lss Al arees
ssc.t In case Any prop-rty. .ownsr of party In the
po>--slon th~r~of shall brEleet 90 rsfuse 10 Con-
srss' Or rsp.r any ssr rsss 9, s, ~ nsss Sss
mentioned In seetion u this ordinance, for the
space of ufte-n DAYS after rvceiying such notiee.
strvst insl~stsr construct rrp.ir the sAnie 81
the cost and exfsns- of the Owner or ouners VI
such property; and such ecst and expens~ toxc,hef
thereto Zoe the Town Attorneys fe~s. shall AMI the
same .. h.r.by DECLARED 10 t~ lien upon sneh
hl'S IL ns,,ss I'M m.ni,en~i M .s~,,sn 81 his
oriinance shall have been ssrtef. and shall not be
ssi.ilssi of t-mo..d until such cost anal enpvnss.
t"sethsr With All twehu.hNc YET eent. ~ suth
sun, sni the COS, " colsStlnz The sAs shall have
hren pail. of IN. pfOpstN hss Aosotutsp se.ts. ~
aphfNhasr u.let AZ ., tns s.ms .ot uset ~
hNVf Ihe IoshM ooh unl. snn sshn.s ne
oshcr et s~nrts", .seh pr"prtv. inr stres. ~,
sprtior snah .htet me sineuh, W san c"st snd
s.ut- thSr~oi ahi~i thst.to. opioslte the name of
the e~nst of o~net> 81 such pfop. ny, known, of
hnnkna.n, lli.t.si ot sue nsn,e he shall stte Ne
woods thknosh esnerss shl Aiesenkuon et thr
prOpsrs IN trout ot which such sidewalk. stfr.t OF
san.,ah.lat .v.s,.i - ss hSA 70 =. nsg' w mn snu
ues,.hsrv - sss. ,' susss sna n"sy -. -. -
nssn. nAi .ISa ..n,Esuon ~ ,uen ~ nssN,, ~
nns OF not less than ten not more Than one hundfed
asats ....,-,,.-.. -, .,,..,.
50. y up"n The so%pl.usn % an, any snswnh;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
lPa..~i Aprri ,. is1.l
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES or GOLD ilILL

ruE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD HILL
ssSrss !. An annual tsx Of ,hr-s i.Ii.r.. to ts
,s., /. b.r.by l.yls-l on each sni every doc kept
witsin the units of the Town of Cold Hhl
stc. ANY psr.on any JOG ., a.fs r, ,,.,n
HI. Marshal tag Tor sarh snsh dox, fof which D.
sr she shall paw the VI three dollars. and shall
IA nan !. The ,ia,y Of the Town c,.rt tn
prosar-. a. the espsn.e II the town and asli.stio
The AID Marshal. snific,ent nnmh.t OF suitable
tas. taking hts receipt thervfor. Sail tag. shall b
l,.,-..s.i OF hy IN. Msrshal IN tn. manner hersn.
.it.t proyiissl. The Mar.hal shall maks ont anil
submit 10 the Basri q Iru.iee. ,sn @ r.susf % ~
Dog tss. ior each fortnight srdlnx the saturday
pf,cesiing showing the amount pail on ~ Ie
ialnei b, him sc ises As nereln.ner pto'hei' s"i
tbe .Iooant pail into the Town Treasury.
SIC a IL shall b@ the duty of the Marshal AMI
Of svsry psiieemsn. TO tak- into custody. any ios
dess Within the nml,. OF .ah n an .", III
AMI pi... such dOg or DOGS In the Town fOuni I.
ami when N impsnniei they shall b. ksp. -su,sy
er forty slss' % hIs' r ~ ,,s ssrlr.ilsa o. such
line All 10. % dogs shall b. kili. AMI buri~i =.
The otiicsr impouRsiins thsm. or ., the SAN
s1sa Yor each DOG taken into custody. the
.r,,.tins ofscsr shah hs entitled 90 Ire Of any
Int. fsr killing sni buryinx e,sh lnlonnnr.
dssi ne omit" sn,,,Is, To- and receive The sum ei one
t.il.r TIE f~ss hsrein proyhi~i TOT shall " "
talpe,i AMI paid. oa, 81 The m.esy aenNea ''"'
s,, 4 ANY rerson wishing 10 pay N. sAi t.x
an /. ,,ar that mas be.n impouniei. shall pay va ,o
,h. Marshal the sun of nve dollar. bstofe ne
.,sIi ,rssiuee a receipt showing that the tar
~. nj i.,x has been paki for the war eommeu-
i,s =. pfoyl.Isi In section QUE ef this oriinAnee.
$50 :. An ordinances AMI paris ot ornnanevs
psaled. " pNes - r.~n
a,,..,s wM. IIy. DOANE.
Cierk VI the Board.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
THE BOARD oY TRUSTEES on GOLD mLL

y do ofdAln;
psrsous unier the Azscf t~snty-sn years. 10 con-
EreEAte or sss-mbe. or engage IN any spot sf es-
=, ma, n .ss ~ sass srss, o. .heSusa as
court % alley, In this tosn.
IL shsli be the duty VI all polieemsn. When they
witness violation VI this section. TO request the
pst.sns ofsa.iinx TO move on and dispsr.s. and
to arrest any one ~ho refuses TO comply Win sneh
request; ,.n,,,.
highway In eon-inst having Q tsrhiensy "a annoy
persons passlng or t~lni upon such puhilc highway
within ,hs town nml'. sni shsns,. s ,',' me ny
ei by crowd. ekcept ON oeesslon OF pabne m.st'
Tags. tho persons seapos'ns such ero.d .hsn an ~.
p~r.s or NOV. oa when dir~cted 80 10 DO by tne
Chief of pvlic. OF any pslicsnian.
sac 4 No p~f~sa shall conduct himself IN
drunken. hoiSy or disorietly mAnnsr within ths
limits of the town. whereby the pea<e " ssi orisr
u the to~n of sny nelzheorhooi shall hs iis-
sac. 4 No psr.sn shall di-huss any gun, pistol
or other nresrm. IN any sire%t. sll~s 90 hlxh-sy
within the umits of the town. not within ens hun
dre.i y.ris VI occupl~i hoa.s. therein.
Sac. s. Noprr~on shah rtle or drive through any
sirvet or highway within the limits of the town al
rats ot speed 10 exc-~i sin uiir- pst houf not th
S,sh msnnsr .s 10 sslan;S, me sase s.sg =, her
person make lniccent gestures uss any p,etlnr
lswd os inieesut language. within the Town nu,s,
uh.reby the soo'i onisr of the to~nis ''ola'sd "f
Sac. y Ia shan ss unlawful tOr any fsn.,ie ~
eo,hs hsrsei IN male s,ir.. .ni .f any "ss .,s,,.,
the public streets appeH IN any sAlsen ot othet
pubic pace so sttfrsli prcshici thai TN. ssston
shall not Apply 10 astSrs sstrvssss AMI pstiofu
srs In any theatre OF mslosoa. whis such sst"f ac
tres or performer l. actually engaged 10 his or nst
vocation within the walls Of such thsatsf "r ne"-
deon.
Sac. 4 ANY per.on vloiailnz any of,he provisions
of this oriinsnee shall be deem~i guilty ot disot
derry conduct. ami upon conviction thereof, shall
be nn~l IN any sum not e>cecilns two huni.cd
dollars OF iniprison~i In the Town Jai
fSr q period not eNeeeesiins On. hunhe.i
DAYS, of may b. punish~i BY both such
me anil Imprisonment. Iuisinent thai the
defendant pay q nne. NAV also dirrCt that IN ie
tAuit of payment th~reot IN. dsfss.ian' be imprls
on<d In th- Town jail al the rate of Que day isf
every two dollars VI such ns AMI the costs of the
Aetldn.
sac. v An ordinance. AMI parts of ordinances In
connlct with thl. oriinance are hsfsby I.pealei.
a. u. DACCllN,
President ofthe Basrd " Trustees
Ofthe Tswn Of Geli iiill.
Attest. MM nl. nOAN..
CLERK of the boari
On motion, ordinance No. VI. as real. wss passe-i
bv the f,llowin< vote Aye--fmsi.es Csrick,
Tyrreli. st,phen.. and President psuehy. Abssn'
WI ny. DOANE.
Clerk ofthe board.
Dated April n. iss.. my1w