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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-01

1UsH DON VtttiLuu Dph oCl@
Iepi6. 1874. l Sano 1856 81.
&c. Gte Stttmte Uon Gtauaatra.
&oman bon 6 uctan0 erbert.
[9eip3ig, 1S74.l 2 8dn6e. [2SS
un6 246 81
90. SoNannes SOLID. 49, &aMs=
u1ittct Der 25ebc. - Gin o.ta
ter @scmiO. 9ret Gr5Gblun9en
bon So1ef 9tGnf. L2eipSig,
1861
%. SetRnTeae StttnSem. g3obeIte
BON g. SungDaus. I9eip5ig
1871.]
90. EI FasO de las animas. Go=
e man BON Wrnft pon 8ibro.
[2eip3ig 1901 2Sdnoe. [2l6 uuo
l7S g..
30. Iattf6nno nnS @oDrDcit.
Cine @el0i6tc aus BEN. 2eben.
Son Gbeooor Mugge. 1856
81
81. STettc @naoen. NobelIc BON
SuItuS @roiie. . 8d1oe
1878. l. 8anb. 22l g.: Sra
5tano;2 2. 8ano, 208 g.: Die
meme 9agar.
33. Gin W1oro lit Tiaa. Grs6bz
lung bon &arI o 6oItei.
[24S 8
SO. GtNc @eIGt0tc oon OnHnIS.
Son Gomuno 66fer. CTS g.
So. $50 Sinoen. Cine Ianilienz
OeI6i6te bon 81 II 3 00z
fcr. , Sdnbe (3O4 uno $50 g.
So. Sis 5asut S0aTut. Criminal
9foueue bon Sutiu5 dc ii b l.
felo. (Setp5tg, 1869. 244 9.
50. Sic @crrin npt sanarseus
bpf. 9toman bon NIbre9t
9cin5. &eip5ig, 1867.
40. 1antersuess. ReiIebiG6er BON
QGfreb NtciBncr. (230 81
Il. Sci SretI6uGse. Cine Grsdbs
lung Don Morib 9orn
1860 81.
40. 9nroiiGc Geift. CONNER
1Ino Biuterbiloer aus S0meoen,
&appIaub uuo 9~tDrpegen. BON
8aparo GoDIor. 1888 81.
43. 9as @iuter9cb6aoc. Cine
Grs6bIune bon ST.. Ger # d f.
fer. 1873. [2I4 81
IL. Sic Gcbriocr s~3ottr1ttit. Sos
peIlc bon GrutTribe c. 2 86n=
DC. [258 ulo 236 81.
IS. &c0cnsratOScl. 9fobeue bon
&arITrenaeI. 1874. 2 8Gnoe.
46. 9as 8ornbems 1T Scn 90
8eiem. Wabrbett uuo 0iGtung
bon u. u ii II. 3 Sdnos. 1875.
A. Bic SeutSGctt &tcinNdStcr
lit NutertfG. Jtonan BON
8tGIibaIo 8intIer. Seipz
sig 1873. 1888 81
48. Sic S1oiw. Son Grace.
A%gntIar, Nerfaiierin Der ,Gr>
ajeDuneS : 9teiuItate", bet yW1Goz
denfrelinofd)aft" Ii. +. ID. gtaO Der
"finften Sr8inot Qufla9e. L29S 81
40. SSnt &abVrintD Der GceIe.
Spei 9tooeIlen bon N6oIpD
Balm. [9etp5ig, 1871. l. Ser
Stub orr BiScaDer Golf. [16O
81 2. Die Gbatmible [1l2 81
so. Scr GanmD6mSer. Cine beutId=
o~merifaniige @r5dDlung bon 6.
S. 2eDG. 1875 266 g.
81. 6~eDeiunaaiiIe. Nobellen nonGarI
8ren3eI2 Bdl1be (216 unb 1876
81. Ser Sdmud be5 Sl1fa;
0erooias. cine SpufgeI6i0te -
Die alte @et9e.
So. Sur 1tnfem Sano. Cine Grs
sa9Euns bon GOmun6 $ D
1872.
So. SStatten in sen S aDren
1868 unb 1869 bon 0ein=
rid 0rnfteiu 28dnoe.
81. Smr8ei; ooer: Die bret @ins
I6e. 3sitbiLO bon SO1ef Ganf.
(272 g.
Sc. S~SrSnGejn ooer SraN2 Cine
Grsdblung BON 98tlfte Sol
Inns. 9lu5 Dem Gngli19en bon
o.. @rnt[ &e9manu. 1872,
So s. gScisasaen's @eot6te
in 11mGbti9er Munoart.
C. y. 9rctsters i6lDdbii0e
0orfpreot9teu.
50. 9eWf16 99tnerifantT0er
NoGfsfaletOer fir bas Sa0r
1877. [Nfit ~!0ol5l1nitten. Gbiz
cagp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-01

Setoet Sbs an elmer G~rfdltuns, 10
berfhafft @uN cine Slai6e SOenG'S
PULMONIC SYRUP. 0erlelbe miro
Sud beilen uno Cure 2un9en ftdrfen,
iotpie ale beroprbsuen 2lblonoerungeu,
bic in ibnen entbaLten leiI mogeu, ents
ferten. gerlubet cine Tlai6e uno Sbr
tperbet IS niht bereuen. Get alien Npoz
tbefern 5u baben. Sraset nod S6enf's
WllnatlaA. II
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-01

Or. 5. S. Wc4ean's GatarrDzS 6nupiz
tabad, fir @ut3luoung Der gfaie ooer
bcS Geblfopfs, Gopfpe6, Satarrb. ,tbut
Murber uno Iinbert Die Betn. Seioens
be fouten li6 eire 9robeidadtel 5u soc.
per Yolt idifen Iaiien. Or. S. y. Wtc7
Beau, 314 @beitnutitraBe, ct. Souls.
57
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-01

GtwaS Nieues! Gn ,eues 6eilberz
faDren curirt S0Dinoiu6t, 6ulten uno
GrfGltun8. 81. S. -. WtcHean'S 0uiteu
uno Sun9eHtrantbeiten !SetluugsWlObu7
IuS. Yrobc Sba6teln fir 25 Geut5
bur6 Die Yoit. Or. S. y. WtcXean, st.
2Dut5, Wio. 50
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-01

&eim @umocr, Dap Au5;eDrelbe gut
tilblen na6 Dem ueu eriunoeuen OiitteL:
Or. WcGean9 0uitelt llllo 2uugen BET
Ieroe &ii9el1en. Sic belfen INNER uno
beieitigen @uiten, S6nupTeu unD Nuss
5ebrun9. Yro6e : Sdabtelu. % GentS
per Yoit nerlen6et OF. So Mc2ean,
3l4 GDeltnutitr.. st. Gouis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-01
@eigcr auS roteee 9oaisen.

Wlan lltrtntt fat dugemeln an, 6GB
Die Darten gSai5eniorteu IGmmtLi6 aus
narmen Sduoern itaumell, tpte eSStQLiel1,
SicilteH, Oct 8erberet, Die tpei0en Dir
ten oageSen aus gn9lan6, GuBlanb, 0az
lteilart un0 SOpeoen, aud Gelgien.
Sine Al5nabnte BON btefer 9tegeI giebt e5
tnoelien milloeitenS, illbenn Der beriDmte
pOlnii6e Bai5en bort lit; be51aIb tpiro
aud bon Gint9en beDanptet, baB o~erIelbe
gar ni6t III Y0len einbeimii1 lei. ionz
Derl aus ctnem lniloeren &Ltma einge>
tubrt iDur0e. 0a5 &liu1a lit 10 Teubt,
oab eS nnlltoglih lit, UNI oen Watsen
bort bart retfen 81 laiien ltno gar Ddufig
tiln1tlide 0iBe lit Nnmen0uu9 fomnten
muB un1 oengSai5en 10 bart SIT MAIDEN, oaB
CT 5u Wtebl eel11llell lperoen faun. Gerz
1dleDcne Sobcnz unO flimatilhe Beld)af>
feltbeiten ner6noern Sic Nrt be5 Maisens
9auS lpe1entlih. Der ll1terl1ieo 3tpilheu
rotDem urO lpeiBem Mai3en Iiegt nidt
i'll Der Sorte, ionbern lit bauptiG1lib
oer SOoerart 5u5u16retben, III iDeI6er er
getDa6ien 1T. Gine augeuleine lleberitreu
bon Dol3aIbe auf ben Metsen ipd0reno
oer erltel1 6alfte ieine3 SSaAlenS iibt eli
1leu Dortreffli6en GtnfluB aus, BEN Waiz
5enfDrrern cine bellere Sarbe 6u geben,
ais bieS obne Botal6e Der SAL lit. Nub
Salt TT gut gu Dem gLetden aStDede.
@drtc Ses @nNers.
Gs tpirb bielfo6 in Der 2anopirtbl4aft
bon NuBeu 1etn, Die 9drtegraoe DeS
MGt1er5 sill fenuelt, B.. b. 3u Dillell, pb
man IS nit einem neid)en Ober bQrtell
Bailer Su tDun bat, u1o IS oirfte DeS>
DaIb aud bon Sutcrelle Ietn, cin eiuz
tadeS Serfabren 3u %fenner, ba5 uns bier
Dbne groBe Wii0e ihnelI belebrt.
Oen 9GrtegraO oe5 MalIerS be3ei6net
fein @e6oIt at Galf ODER Wtaeuciia in
100. O0O Ibeilen Maiier. | 0drtegrao -
! She'll Salf i'll 100. 900 Gbetlen 9Salier,
2 !0artegraoe - 2 SDeiIen &aLf III gei
nallnter 96aiiermenge &C.
I'm nun gu u1terIuhen, ner6iiti1e man
! hinge Settenlpirttu5 nit 5 llltSeu Spiz
ritu5 bon 81 Yro3ent. 0ant mieee
man 6 lt15en oe5 gu 1lnter Ilhenben 9Sal>
1erS ab uno ieBe ( un5e BON Dem Derz
biiunten SpirituS bin3u, 16itttle bas
@emii6 cine Wtinute lang tl0ttg bin
uno ber uno a6te Oarauf, oh ii1 S0aum
biloet, Der na9 S Wttnuteu no9 iteben
geblieben lit.
Sat ii0 fold ei1 Sdaun gebitbet, 10
fam man iider fem, OaB oa5 2Balisr
ni6t iber 81 9Grtegraoe BOT. Sc ftGrter
Der S6aurn, UNI 70 belier oas Waller;
unO Waller, DeiGe ni0t mebr 1aIf entz
balten, ftno Naiier eriter &lalle uno 3.B.
porsiigli1 3lir S6aaTiDGl0e.
@ntitebt tetn S6aum, 10 1eBe mat
mod 3llnae Seifen>S ptrituS bin3u; setgt
it6 baum na0 bent S6ItteIn Shaum,
10 lit Die &aLfmenge nldt iiber 6 9Grtez
grade, nno oa5 28aller geD0rt CUR 5ueis
ten &lalie.
Sat it1 ober audi iebt nod fein
S0aum gebtIoet, 10 iebe man nod !
huge Seifenipirttus Dtnsu, i6littLc 1il6=
zig uIro-3ei9t itb MN S6aum-Io lit e5
ell Waiier britter &laiie, oas nidt meDr
aIS s 0Grtegra0e cntbGLt.
WfuB man, I'm S6aum SIT erlan9en,
nod / llnSe Seifenlpirttu5 linSuieyen,
70 bat man Elm B0iier biertcr ataiie nit
etpa 10 0Grts9raOeu, ,no bel lpeltere1n
.3ulab bon / llnae Seifenlpiritus ell
N8aiicr f%initer &Ialle nit Il 0arte9ras
Nom -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-01

9te,t, apnnoerpoa uuo pair; pers
luGe tie. Or. s. -. W|cHcdu'5 0ultens
llllo Sungell : 0eiLuug : 0IpDultS lltr
S6DinoluOt. Suffer, GrfGltuuQ. Yrobe7
S6a1teln2.5 @euts per Yolt. Or. S. y.
MfcGean, ,3l4 GbeltRHt, ct. EoHiS, %
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-01

Z. Ser 4ttMe AbalatO. 9toman
Don SuItus @roiie. 1871.
II GbaIer, 223 Sgr.l
e Gnte NenimcH un0 iDre
9cfdidteu. Nonellen bon
sc a 6. 1874. [27S
81 SnbaIt: L. 9Iu5 eiuer arz
bern 8eIt. 2. @lGubiger ais
0ei~ratb5itifter. 8. Die berliebte
Hebaetion. III Gbaler.l
3. Bon @ien .tad) 8iIaeus+ 6iz
itOrtI1er 9tOlnau BON SCRIPT
tan0 StoIIe. 1861. 9rei
BGn6e. 100, 1873 un6 1S3 Sei=
tcn.
4. 8rteSliGe SaDrten In frie>
serifder 3ett. Sin Sfi5senz
bud BON 2mctan $ erbert
tSulius @runbling.J 1872. [298
Seiten - l SbaGer 123 Ssr.]
3. MmS Ser Sramsofcusett. Grz
sdblung bon 2euin g Of ii
ing. II. 0eipeniter III ben 2trz
bennen. 2. Sanoeron.]
2. 0raf SetGaat, Oct 3eben, cine
Gr3ablung aus benz ungaril9en
Tielanbe, bon WGr Don
S9IGgeI. 1875. 2. Sdnoe.
g. Die 2SilSem Oct @eTcaf0aft.
Cine Grsdblung bon sc a BON
S6IGget. 1873.
8. HObcspierrc. @sfdi0tIi6er Go=
III BON 8arI@artenburg'
1873. 2 8dn6e 1880 uno 166 Seiz
tem 1 GbaIer 20 Sgr.I
TO- Mosart. Gin &iinitlerleben BON
9ertbert Sc q IL. gierte 4ufz
Ia9e. 3 8Gnbe.
liz NON POSSUMUS. Gpmon bon
Sr. 9iIGrins. 1871. 2
Sdn6c.
IL. Die SIrtcn ut Ottindtm. 9toz
man bon Ser 1T SD m b.
[2eiD3tg, 1871 8Gn6e [230 IT,.
25O 81
4S. YeterSbWr9 1tno Sto6boImt.
0iltnrif6er Homon bon Baron
&arI &eifel. [9eip;ig
1861 28Gnbe [2OS unb 206 81
t6. 8cstdt5t tttto GrIoi1cm. 5iz
ftoriiher Jtonran bon 6erbt=
nonb 9fIug. 5 BGnoe.
~. Die Bnfamcr tit Sras. 6is
1toriiher 9tomalt bon 81. 8. s.
0Ga5.
1S. Set Wajora4sDctr. Gin Sos
man aus Der @eseniDart, in bret
96uben, bon Otto MIner. 1873.
10. Gabrifautcn at:o Arbcitcr.
poer Der 9Seg sunt SrrenbauIe.
So3ialer 9ioman nou AooIf
S6irmer. 5 8dn6e.
20. Die 2orettc. 8ilber aug Sem
ungariIdcn @migrantenIeben in
Honbon. Son einem WtttsIieb Der
emigration. 1864. Ster
8Glloe.
81. 9ie GoIfSbe0IlGer. Cine
Grs6bIuus bon Naar bon SGtd8cL.
1874. [276 81
20. Seat SaaueS 3oMKcau. 3pei
Gpilobe1 aus ieinem 2eben. Son
2eDin S6Idtng. 1870.
%. Stut Sofe pot Rout. Siitoriz
f6er gfoman aus Der gteuseit bon
81. bon 8. 8dn6e [2l2, 200 unb
1876 g
"a. 9aS 9ofnmettt. Gine SAINT
Iiengefdidte bon R. 6. 9abn,
Gerfailer non p0er Seri6tpuns
6eue", ,Starbember9" &C. 1865.
Snei Sheile Los Mn0 l26 g. IN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-01
Scr oentSd)s atterifaniSGeVoI
Ralen0er flr 0aS SnDr 1877, ber<

aussegebeu bon Der Staatse 3eituu9
Sob Brintirg So. lit iebt eri6isnen.
DerIelbe lit III bet Office Der Staatsz
3eitune Sob Yriating &c., SO Siintte
Npe., G1ieago. iotpie 6ur6 ale Su0z
bdnoler, 3ei~tungstrGger unb GoIpotteure
gu beSieben. Man Ieie Die betrefenoe
Nnaeine.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-01

9ieSc @ett erl6eint iebr i60n, tpen1t
BIT geiuno Bit; nm Dobl, aelnto uno
fart 5u bleiben. ne6une 81. S. $. Mcs
2ean's itdrtenbss Goroia[ unb 8lutreiz
niger, boS gr0Bte Gonic in Der 8elt. eS
itdrft sen &0rper uno retniet bas 8iut.
Or. S. $. W}c2ean'S Office, 3l4 @beits
uatitr., st. Souls, $40. 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-01
See 2uusbeeus0rt

gSir noiireu pte foL9t: I'll
@rite GEdie. So 00-35 90
3tpeits &laiie, l-3 3ou.. 3000-32 CD
0ritte SIone, liz 3on.. SO 00-34 co.
Nusgelu6tes, l 3Datqes... q 00-23 90
Wagenbors8retter l3s6n;.
uHO mebr, anseesei9net. 80 OO-35 90
Stof>Bretter A ......... 80 O0--33 %
Stod>8retter B.......... % CO. 81 90
StodsBretter C..a-..... 10 O0-l6.0O
Common Srerter, Sotitun6
Scantling, l2-lS SuB.. 10 00-lI so
Venctilg 10 SOL %
SoiIt ltt0 ScattLtn8, 1924 il 00-l4 90 /,
Sotit, G2-2 SUB ....... II 00-l6 0O4
TloOrtng, / uno 2 SIaile.. 20 00-3t 90
Sloortn8, gewobnlt6, ranb % 00-27 Oh
TloorIng, - 3ngeriDtet 20 00-500 %
SIooring, 2. Sprte, gez
tD0bnIt6 3ugert6tet -. l6 O0-lT 90
Stoing. 9etuDbnLi6 49,. -15 %
Gnas 10 00-ll 90
BdIten-gelG8t, 1916 S 10 50-ll 90
Bidets S00-100O
Geoerpfoiten, geipaLten... 10 OO--l20 o.
5~-8;0Q..... II 00-2l 004s
S9tnbeIn $50. l ........ 70 / 10
Sdiaoeln-9e,d9t, A . m. 235- 275
Gatten so | 60
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-01
WroIt We4tiaUr

YroIt SsettiaNr !! - Otit 6ieiem
freunbli6en @ruBe madt aud III 6ielem
Sabre Der $ a nj b urger Tamilten
SC Calender fit 1877 fem Gri6ei1ell.
OerieLbe lit in ie0er 9potbefe 5u 6aben,
ooer miro auf yiahfrage toitenfret ners
ianbt mad allen SbeiLen Nmertfa's nno
ben 8ritii6en Bronin3eu, our4 q. Soz
Qeler & &c., Baltimore, Weo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-01

Jrnset bic berseFraten SerOamnssfranfen,
@ouenIeieen6en

@nuenIeieenbsr,
Spier bes taittlt Jtedfys,
all Niercuriafz%c
hett, rDic lie ihre Geiunn>
belt. i1reit trobeit Ninil
unb qnter Ippettt mies
Der erloneten, uub Fe fpers
ben @u6 iaser: bnrd b,t
@ebrdud3 pon Sfsas
I'M O m 50 Eiv
R e . r.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-01
Sassterunsspaptsrs wsrosn bier uottrt:
Gonrss BON giienbobus unb
@ O rRtsB cetTeA
Gbieoeo, 90. 9e;ernber 1876.
BEuOHoGe.

G.-Geringe gfa6frage b .Seiten
ser 2ofalfdufer; Die 3ufubr bon 4uS-
ipablgrabeu lit nur geriug uno greiie
iino Dentg oerGnoert. Tolgenoes iino Die
S1luBquntattonen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-01

Mocpu, ga. unb Bttabclphia
4ttis SI.OO. gu ~usrtuTist in auen Apotbefgn.
J6ni1S 1niipu u1pD3
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-01-27
WEST RANDOLPH.

w &"S AtNNuussssss
1t appears that Intoxicating liQ.
uOrs were freely used by several
persons at tho Firemen's Masquer.
AIDE recently held In this place. Sew
eral persons were arrested, and OK.
amined before a justice court, and
required to pay penalties from %
to $l5. What about those who fur.
nished the liqu0ri
The roof of shed that contain.
ell u number Of livery stable car.
riagcs was broken down by the great
body of snow that was upon it. The
carriages were badly smashed up.
A horse ran away in the street
on the 7th inst. without q driver.
In his haste to get himself out OF
the way, he ran over and injured q
lady, and endeavOred to enter dry
goods store, and stirred up things
generally before he was captured.
Col. j. b. Mead OF this town has
recently received a silver water SER
vice, and other valuable presents,
as testimonials of his valuable Ser.
vices, as Grand Worthy Chief TEN.
plar, of the Grand Lodge Of Yer
mont,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-01-27

The lecture before the Reform
Club, at it's last meeting, was one
of the very highest order, both in
sentiment and execution. The in.
estimable value of the element in
human character termed "grit" was
shown up in the most efficient man
ner, while the artificial conditions
pertaining to all classes of society,
which, in his analizatiOn of them,
he denominated "starch," were eX
hibited in a most impressive and
entertaining way. Some of his il.
Illustrations could not be excelled by
the extraordinary ability of Cough
in that line.
1t is really to be regretted that
the lecture talent convenient to us,
is to be so much reduced by the re-
mOval OF Mr.. Ladd to Nassachu.
sets, where it is not so much need
ed, b.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-01-27
ORFORDVlLLE.

ORFORDVlLLE.
The OrfOrdville Ladies' Society
met with Mrs. Isaac Gilbert Friday
evening, Jan. 10Th. The company
numbering about eighty, were very
pleasantly entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. g., who understand how to
make people enjoy themselves. The
OrfOrdville band deserve much
praise for the excellent music which
they furnished. This music with
singing and social conversation
caused the evening to pass rapidly,
and after partaking of apples and
popcorn, the party separated, hop
ing to meet again many times.
l., s. r,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-01-27

EAST THETFORD.
At the regular meeting of Pea
body Grange No. 2O5, held Dec. 26,
the following officers were elected:
Master-H. III. CALDWELL.
Oyerseer--C. g. Emerson.
Lecturer-C. +. Gibbs.
Steward-H. M. Sawyer.
Asst Steward-H. e. Colburn.
Chaplain-J. j. Conant.
Secretary-C. Fl. Holton.
Treasurer-C. w. Sawyer.
Gate Keeper-N. FL. Porter.
Ceres-Mrs. q. @. Emerson.
Pomona--Mrs. l.. A. Washburn.
Flora-Miss Anna Fitch.
Lady Asst Steward-Emma F.
Caldwell.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-01-27

For the preservation or recovery of health
and strength. the diet should BE- wholesome
and nutritious. When it happens that the
alimentary processes are disturbed by impro-
per or half masticated food, the best remedy
from the evil results of abusing the digestive
organs is HOstetter's Stomach Bitters, most
agreeable, prompt and gentle remedy for dys-
pepsia, and for the bilious and evacuative ir-
Irregularities which result from it, The liver
and bowels, in common with the stomach
The refuse of the system is carried off thro'
its natural outlet, a healthy flow and secre-
ton of the bile is promoted. and a powerful
impetus is given to assimilation in cOnse-
quence of its use. 1t BEAUTIFULLY stimulates
the bladder and kidneys when they are mac.
tive and by its tonic and regulating action
fortifes the system against malaria.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-01-27
ORANGE.

The people of this town are con-
siderably alarmed in consequence of
the unusual prevalence of diptheria
in the town. Thirty cases. and sew.
eral deaths are reported. The school
in one district is suspended, there
being about twenty scholars sick
with the disease.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-01-27
SOUTH STAMFORD.

SOUTH STAMFORD.
The entertainment given by the
Ladies and Gents Friday eve, was
everything that could be expected
in a country place. The en-.
tertainment consisted of songs,
readings, Rotations, tableaux, fare G
and the drama SHOWN by the Sea. ~
The actors did well and everything
went all right. The audience were
well pleased, so much 50 that they
requested repetition, which will
take place with an entire change of
programme at at early day. We do
not propose to complement the &C.
tors in any way, but wish to com.
plement the songs by Miss Carrie
e. Frary, and the reading by Miss
Bessie A. Frary, we think that the
people of this place should he very
thankful that we have such talent
as was exhibited by the above men.
toned ladies.
We understand the club will play
at Chelsea at an early day. land hope
they may have a full house, as they
deserve it.
Rev. Thomas Thomp son was pre-.
sented with a Websters Unabridged
Dictionary, for which he extends
his thanks to the contributors.
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The Western Union Telegraph Co.
made great reduction in their tariff
commencing Jan. ], 1877. Messages
of ten words can now be sent to any
places in the States of N. H., Mass, Ct,
and r. l., and to New York City for 80
cents.
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A CARD,

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness.
early decay, loss of manhood, &c, will send
receipt that will cure you, FREE OF
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ed by missionary in South America. Send
a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
T. INMAN, Station d. Bible House, Ne,p Ior1
Citu. 46
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Bradford Opinion
Saturday, Jan. 81, 1877.


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RANDOLPH.

RANDOLPH.
At the late seni-annual exanina.
ton at the Normal School, six young
gentlemen and eight young ladies'
graduated i'm the first course and
four young ladies graduated in the
second course.
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AT Mrs. q. II. Curtis the best
felt hats for so cents. Shody fell
hats, 20 cents.
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Warden has splendid stock of sill
yer ware of Reed & Barton's & Rogers
consisting of hollow ware
and table cutlery, which he is selling
at prices that can't be beat.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-01-27

"A few Vermont and New Hamp-
shire Registers left at OPINION Sta.
tiOnery Store. Secure one at once.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-01-27

"A second hand Billiard Table
for sale cheap. Apply to William
E. Gage, Bradford.
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- Bear in mind the sOciable al
Mr.. b. l.. Renfrew's, Tuesday eve
ming next. Owing to the distance
the teams will leave somewhat ear
ier than usual. BE on hand at $50.
I'VE thank our subscribers fol
so generously responing to our in
vitation to settle up, and commence
square with the new year.
-Lyceum programme for Mon
day evening, Jan. Goth: Music I'M
der the direction of j. ii. Watson
defamation, Frank Howard and
George Shaw; recitation, May
Stevens; discussion of question,
Resolred, "That the pursuit of Ag'
riculture offers greater inducements
to young men than those offered by
either a mercantile or profession
al life" Aft, Elijah Clough and }.
b. Pickett, neg, Ii. p. Warren and
p. ChamberIin select readings by
Miss S. B. Woodward.
Tho last Reform Club meeting
was largely attended, and the audi.
ence was favored with very inter
esting lecture, upon the subject,
"Starch and Grit, as elements of
human character by Prof. Ii. o.
Ladd. 1t adjourned TO meet at
Village Hall, Friday evening, Jan.
20, when it will he addressed by the
Rev. G. +. Morse. The subject of
the lecture will be the "Bulgarians."
The Club is now in il very prosper
GUS condition, having a membership
of 567 persons, and exerting strong
innence throughout the town.
The Bradford Guards met at
their armory the 10Th instant, and
were measured for u new uniform,
the same style as that of the 18th
N. Y. Regiment. The following is
the Company Roll, all of which were
measured but four:
Eugene Leavitt, Captain.
G. W. Dckey, Lieutenant.
w. I. Terry, 2 Lieutenant.
g. w. Martin, Sergeant.
II. l. Gamsby, 2 ="
l.. E. Robe, "
M. G. Temple, "
Frank f. Inland, Corporal
Lon M, Livingstone, 2 L"
c. II. Peters, 3 "
c. w. Leighton, 4
j. A. Sargent, Drummer.
Privates: j. A. Aldrich; r. B. AL
drich; i. e. Austin; Ned Il. Barber; M.
d. Barber; A. E. Brown; II. d. Brown;
H. G. Bailey; G. +. Cowdrey; II. w.
Cowdrey; +. l.. Corliss; Il. S. Corliss
II. II. Corliss; G. w. Chamberlin l..
w. Dickey; A. j. Edgett; G. r. Gran
ger; f. K. johnson; e. d. Johnson; p.
Gerry; C. w. Kent; G. +. Kent; S. NJ.
Leighton; F. p. Leighton G. w, Simp-
son; NJ. c. Staples; H. S. Staples; S.
G. Staples; c. X. Shumway; w. Shum-
way; j. r. Underwood; E. H. Welton
II. p. Warren; j. b. Weed; G. A.
Wright; G. M. Davis; Frank Howard
Fred W. Moore
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EAST RANDOLPH,

EAST RANDOLPH.
Two monster owls have recently
been captured in this place. They
had done deal of mischief among
the hens and turkeys before they
were captured. One male turkey
was killed that weighed about TWEEN.
ty pounds.
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HORACE G. McDUFFEE,
DEALT STATE AGENT. LAND; MILLS.
IL cto.. enr sale.
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Beautiful Bibles for 90.cts eacl
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