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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-01-13

CHELSEA.
A Davis & Go. have been taking
in wool for u few days past, and
have paid 80 cents per pound. They
have recently shipped to market
about $4,000 pounds.
w. II. MarstOn has q natural GU.
riosity on exhibition ut his grocery
store. It, Is q short section of the
trunk of two beech trees, about six
inches In diameter, united tOgeth er
by u limb, or branch, the size of q
mans wrist, and about five feet
long. 1t Is so joined to each body
as evidently to have received its
sap and growth from both trees. 1t
was found on the farm of Dana AL.
len.
SanbOrn Skinner of this town re.
Gently received q shock of paralysis
which rendered one side quite help.
less. He is a man quite advanced
in life, widOwer, without children,
and without o competence of the
worlds goods. He was living alone
at the time. The neighbors cared
for him until he availed himself of
public charity under the direction of
the Overseer.
A bright sundog was seen ut the
north Of the sun Saturday morning.
The weather mOngers affirm that it
was an indication of extreme cold
weather near at hand. 1t has been
down very near that point for sew.
eral days past.
Edward Douglass killed q beef
COW recently that weighed when
dressed 775 pounds.
Moses Mogoon of COrinth was ar.
rested few days ago, and examin.
ed before u justice, on q charge of
fraud in q horse trade with man
hy the name of Hill. The court held
him in the sum of 5000, for his ap-
pearance &C the county court for tri-
al. Failing to obtain bail he was
placed in the custody of jailor Dick.
nsOn of Chelsea.
The good Sledlng makes the wood
business quite lively. The best six.
teen inch wood is selling at o. dol.
lars per cord, which is about one
dollar less than former prices.
There were ten marriages in this
town during the year 1876.
Hon. l.. &. Hinckley is confined
to his house again with inflamma-
tory rheumatism.
There was another great fall of
snow foot deep Saturday night and
Sunday. This makes more than
four feet that have fallen in about
one months time.
A few weeks ago large part of
the stock of j. LandOn's boots and
shoes was removed by a writ of at
tachment. He has recently recov.
cred his goods, as we learn and is
prepared to go on with his business
as usual.
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The New Dog Law,

From the stringent provisions o.
tho dog law enacted by the late
Legislature, it would seem that the
dogs of this State have already
chad their day." The following il
q summary of it.:
The law provides that on or be-
fore the 31st day of March of each
year every owner of a dog shall
cause it to be registered, numbered,
described and licensed for one year
from the first day of the ensuing
April in the Office of the clerk Of
the city or town wherein said dog
is kept, and shall cause it to wear
around it's neck q collar distinctly
marked with its owners name and
its registered number, and shall pay
for such license two dollars. The
clerk then issues the license, and
pays the money over to the town or
city treasurer, retaining twenty
cents for his services. Parties keep.
ing dogs without registration are
subject to fine of fifteen dollars,
five doilors Of which goes to the
complainant. Warrants are to be
issued to the various police officers
or cOnstables directing them to pro.
coed at once, after the 10Th day of
May, to kill or cause to be killed all
dogs not licensed, in their respec.
tive towns, for which such officers
receive Q fee of one dollar each.
Parties suffering from the depreda.
tons Of dogs shall, upon applica.
ton to the proper town authorities,
have the damage appraised, and re.
Ceive y town order for such amount
~ tbey shslI sdjudga
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CRoN1N, the Oregon Democratic
"elector," is not by any means tool
no matter how much of a tool he
may be. In his testimony before
the Senate committee, Wednesday,
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Mrs. Ada NJ. Whittier, wife of
Mr.. G. NJ. Whittier, cashier of the
Boston, Concord and Montreal Rail-
road, died recently at Manchester
after long illness. She was a daugh.
ter of the late Mr.. Arson Merrill,
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WILLIAMSBURG.

WILLIAMSTONVN.
Two ladies, Miss Townsley and
Miss Buck have recently closed a
series of meetings of nearly two
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SOUTH STRAFFORD,

Arrangements are being made for
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place at the Universalist Church on
Friday evening Jan. 10. 1t will be
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and gentlemen of that Society and
will consist of singing, tableaux, a
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Proceeds for the benefit of the
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Gov. HAYES message to the Ohio
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orally distinguished his public eff.
forts. He makes no allusion to par
tisan politics in the nation, and says
with regard to municipal govern
ments there is no more reason for
the antagonism Of political parties
IN connection with them than in q
hank or railroad company.
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THE Pennsylvania Railroad does
what every railroad in the country
ought to do, but what we fear but
few really do-has spring and fall
;nspection of every bridge on the
road. The Chief Engineer visits
them all himself, descends into the
structure, carefully inspecting every
nortion of the bridge, and every de-
foot. where one exists, is at once
thoroughly remedied.
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Occupied with No. 1876.
WEDNEspAY Ian 10

CoNFIDENT.-We understand that
Hon. George Nichols, the bearer
of our electoral vote to Washington
has expressed himself, since his re
turn, as thoroughly convinced tina,
Messrs. Hayes and Wheeler would
be peaceably declared elected OF
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The last report about Rev. Il. D.
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ronoements to become the manag'
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without leaving his future address.
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SO far as the State Government
in concerned all trouble seems to be
at an end in Florida. Mr.. Drew
has been quietly inaugurated Gov
ernor, the Republicans acquiesclne
peaceably, as they were expected to
do. There seems to be no further
doubt that the Democrats have gain
ed control of the local administra-
ton. and now it remains for them
to mabe good their promises OF an
honest, economical and efficient adj
ministration. 1t is also to be hop
ed that they will see the Importance
of protecting all citizens in thelr
rights.
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The Librarian Il csagss. wsshaSts DC.
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The Republican Convention in
Concord, N. H., Wednesday, nomi.
mated Hon. r. F. Prescott of Ep.
ping for Governor and G. P. Conn
for RailOad Commissioners. In the
Third Congressional District Hon.
Henry w. Blair was re-nOminated.
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Prices of Market Beef-A few choice 50 25
extra 81 90 a 81 SO; first quality $6 Is
$6 IS; second quality s. 90 a s. rs; thirt
quality $4 25a AIS
Prices of Store Cattle Working Oxen pc
pair from $lOO, $685. $50 It's
Mich Cows ana Calves from $50 q so; ex
ira 3 55a So Farrow Cows $40 $50.
Yearlings $40 a $50, two years old SIS q
$50 three years old $25 $40.
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-In lots % co.
81 so a 90 50each extra - 90 a Sc 25 each,
or from SIC "a 81 cper ID.
Veal calves so a so
Prices of Hides, Tallow and Skns-Brigh
too Hides Sc &C per lib. Country Hides
n C. Brighton Tallow Gle q &c. Country
Tallow a6i
Sheared Sheep Skins G each Wool Skins
Lamb Skins Doc each. Calf Skins 10 a lie
but stal-fed 100 to l40O lbs BullOcks. Extra
and first quality includes the best, large, fat
Oxen. Second and third quality includes
Oxen and two and three year old Steers
Sheep-Extra includes cOssets, and when
those Of inferior quality are thrown out.
REMARKS.
Cattle-We find this week fnll stock an
early arrivals. The advance of last week was
sufficient reasons to increase the supply. The
market on Cattle not quite as firm as quoted.
We find more large, heavy Northern Oxen. in
good flesh We call the market taking the
difference in quality !c lower. Last week if
Cattle were NOT especially fine. butchers were
not SO particular, but paid good rates.
shcep.A full supply Of Northern for the
season of the year. Nearly 5000 head landed,
and the trade was decently active at decline
of &c per Id. There have been considerable
many shipments during the latter part Of last
week, which was no benefit to the trade to-
day.
Poultry-Receipts 500 lbs selling at l2Ac;
a mixed lot without Turkeys. The price would
have been thosame with part Turkeys.
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The re- organized Montpelier and
Wells River railroad has d. II. Sort
well for President, w. A. StOwell
for Superintendent, F. w. Morse for
Cashier, and Joel Foster, Jr., Gle rk
and Treasurer. These are all good
men for the positions they fill,
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s=a7
wASIIINGTON.

WARRINGTON.
Horatio Caswell had his right
hand badly famed, or nearly crush
cd, Dec. 9th by a log rolling on to
it white he was at work with a
thrcshing machine.
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Persons visiting Brattleboro'
will find Mr.. H. Il. Harris ready to
welcome them in hopit able ma H.
ner, at the Revere House.
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Capt. Leavitt requests every
member of the Bradford Guards to
be at the Armory at 8 o'clock A. M.
on Friday the 10th, for the purpose
of being measured for the new uni
forms.
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MARRIED.

In Bradford, Jan. sth, by Rev. F. A. Crane,
Mr.. Harrison H. Clark and Mrs. Nancy W
Corliss.
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ORANGE COUNTY COURT.


Hon. TIMOTHY p. REDrlELD, Chief Judge.
HON. os znSss NJ pG TrmAu Associate Judges.
Wednesday, Jan. 3.
No. 243, State v. Wm. II. Arnold.
This was an indictment for adultery
and will be finished tomorrow.
THURSDAY, Jan. 4,
243, State .. VIM. II. Arnold is
given to the jury at 4:3O o'clock P.
NJ, but they do not return a verdict
to-day.
No. 239. State v. Patrick MMriH is
taken up late in the afternoon and
closed tonight without argument.
Indictment for assault with intent
to kill r. M. Harvey and Merrill
Sargent with pistols. Not guilty.
States atty for prosecution; He
bard for deft.
No. 249. State q. Murrill is nOlle
pros'd.
Friday, Jan. 5.
In State q. Arnold the jury re-
turned verdict at guilty. Excep-
tons are taken by his cousel. States
atty for prosecution, Harvey and
Clarke for deft.
No. IS. Braley and Walworth Ad-
minister's of b. W. Bartholomew v.
ThoS. r. Ihurber. Replevin for sew
eral swine bought by deft. at a
Sheritf's sale. The plffs. proved a
former judgment in Washington
county in regard to some property
standing in a situation similar to
this and between parties having a
like interest. The court directs a
verdict for pltf. Exceptions by def.
Clarke and Heath for plff., White,
Hebard and Rowell for def.
No. 127. VIM. r. Gillett V. Horace
White, agt. Trespass and case for
killing 80 young turkies and chick
ems by fox owned by deft. Defense
that the fox had escaped from def.
and was terae naturae and no long.
er the property of def. Verdict
for plff. to recover $1,000 and cost.
Boyden and Rowell for plff., Heath
and Clarke for def.
Court adjourned at 2 o'clock till
Monday P. NJ.
MONDAY Jan. 8.
No. 1876. Carlos NJ. Gilman V. Io,cn
Of Stanford. Action to recover
damages for injury on highway. Adj
damnum $4,000. The case will oc-
cupy most of the week. Drs. Phelps,
Frost, Crosby, Allen, futile, Niles,
Gillitt, Fletcher and Goss are in
attendance as witnesses and experts.
Hebard, Clarke and Polond for plff.,
Rowell, Gambell and Farnham for
def.
TUESDAY, JAM 9.
Occupied with No. 1876.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10.
No. 1876. Occupies the day and
the defense is not closed althoug Ii
they have put.on over 60 witnesses
and several dispositions. The med
ical testimony of the defense will
he put on tomorrow.
The court have announced that
this is the last jury case, and all
the jury except those on this panel
are dismissed.
Next week will be devoted to
court business.
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Genuine Prang ChrOmos only
at OPINION Stationery Store.
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DIED D..

In Oxford, N. H., Jan. Sd 1877. very sudden
y of heart disease, Mrs. Parker Carr, aged
about 60 yrs.
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In Judge Gildersleeve's address
to the grand jury in New York on
Wednesday, he said one result OF
the hard times is o decrease Of crime.
Larceny, of course, was increased
by the scarcity of work, but deeds
of violence were few because CO.
rousals cost money. There had not
,,een 40 few murders in past years.
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"A Complete Pictorial History Of
the Tfmes."-The best, cheap.
Family rnHIRs e:;, I'm the
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If you are in want of a nice lit.
tie homestead read the advertise.
ment of G. w. Virgins.
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FAILURES

Are coming thick and fast. The
end of the year forces settlements,
and the weak ones cannot avoid ex.
posing their weakness, and are go.
ing TO the wall. Many of them are
honest failures, but the vast MAORI
ty are Of men who have had no
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Bradford Prices Current.
Corrected weekly by STEVENS Il BAGLEY.
WatertOWn Live Stock Market.

For the week ending Tuesday, Jan. 9, 1877
LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Ship & Lambs. Swine
rVl,;, xpo,J- 17OI EI2
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Internationally the best sus.
t"i"ed work e the Kind Ia
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NUMBER FROM THE SEVERAL STATES.
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