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National Republican., 1877-09-26
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BY D. u. WARNER 4 90.
BRAINARD HWAhNER, EDWIN A. MCINTYRE
No. 9io + street northwest, opposite
Masonic Temple

store No I0li Th street northwest elN
No 1910 Vermont avenue, u rooms, N. i.r 100
No "A ~ ST. n. W., br story, y rs, gas water ..-sl4
No sil st, ~ W., brick story, Is rooms all M b. IS
No Cooke Place, Gt'n brick story, Is r., ami %
M 90 street northwest, Store and dwelling, 70
No ii street n. W., brick, story rooms am 30
No Bl East Capitol street, new, 10 rooms, all l.. 10
En = East Capitol st., new brick, story, all m. T. 9
No sn "a street =. W, over store rooms all m.
No. II. Ith w. southeast. brick story Sra, ~
NJ l22b ST. northwest, brick, story, RS M i.-H9
No. leb T st. northwest brick. 3story, rooms" y
No. l5s y 1t, northwest, new brick, rooms-.,.."..
No, 90 81. southeast frame, rooms M LY,,.;.-
No. I3oi 7 st. northwest brick story, rs bath.
store and dwelling sth and r. I ava n W.. rs'""'is
No. 6es st. southeast name, -, gas ana water "
No. n Defrees st., brick story rooms m i'',, y
No, ~ Defrees st. brick rooms, ni i:.,..'';',''''
No M nth ST. southeast, name, story rooms" y
No. 7o1 2Sd street, frame, story rooms ~
No. ST. northwest, frame 10
store No I7ls 10Th ST. mort .... .,,, 10
No IA Fnlconers alley, brick 2slory, rooms ......
FOR RENT Also. large number Of other houses,
ron sAi4K-Ws are otering hume erous bargains IN
houses and lots large and small and would he pleased
to parties DESIRING homes or looking for Invest
ments. selOIf
INoR RENT-FRoM AUGUST !, HOUSE no. l0i6
II sixth street northwest; three-story brick ton
SrRAKE, drocer, corner of New York avenue and
.j'Sth sireeL iyt-f
rjNOR KENT-fOR 81 AND $40 IN THE COOL
- ,st lo'ilon In the city, about thros squares ffOn
tbs CAPITOL thI,s brick houses ihrss slors nine
IohnIs, lay Windows all tha WAY NJ, all the modern
Ne II aud Ia Fsisr. huiItiuS corHsr " . and ssvS
c.ih streets lreI-if
National Republican., 1877-09-26

II the Turk was well, what might he not
do?
National Republican., 1877-09-26
IspscRIMIsArE alm,siying /, sfea, evil.

THE South now seems to 10 almost unit In the
support Of President HAYES.
National Republican., 1877-09-26
H4RRIED,
DIED.

PHEIPs-JoHNsoN17 september u, 1871, BY Rev
n. @. ". Reid, RICHARD l.. FHEi.is and Miss SARAH
Il JOHNSON, both Of Prince Georges county, Md.
National Republican., 1877-09-26

EJR EEST-LARiE 3IOEE. 80 t0i PESNsYI-
l. wanna avenue HIf NN"sl, near p0fneT ruur-An-a-
hIlrsir"-L !, u. niNAlI, ooEuss fourAndra,hplf
ST. eel .hd LSutgas.D sNuaue. ApQ-u
National Republican., 1877-09-26
FOR SALE OR RENT.

JNOR SALE OR RENT.-THE THREE-STORY
II BRICK HOUSE aud LOT, No. $40 Ninth street.
between and = northwest, very suitable for offices
ises .epsA6t.
National Republican., 1877-09-26
ROOMS FOR RENT

IN ndrcrt,s>rnent nlse,tef IN fhH department q hs
7np proper methof Of grefnU renting your rooms and
hSrebv preventing TIE detdcno NJ your houN tbph q
ptdcdfd, by proper cOndenSdiion your ddirrtiser,i
b,sertiOn
National Republican., 1877-09-26
HOUSES FOR RENT

Wdshfngtor has broo1ne hrDs hdt piucdrfs are Q
avail, and there s only my N rent houss
quickly and to 9oOd tenant: nat bY fn'crfbg an dd.
uertisepI>ft IN THE REruBLicAs. Al ddnertis,'nsrl
property connsed BE- pOt INTO four fnss, rhich tpU
cod FORTY cents for Tie ErH and each subseQea n'er-
ffop
National Republican., 1877-09-26
EuROPEAN STOCK MARK ETS.

LONDON. Sept. o. 4 p m.-Illinois Central GO,
The rate Of discount for three months bills In the
open market Is 2}s per cent. which Is u below
the bank rate.
PARIS, Sept 25, 4p. m.-Five per cent. rentes, loi
francs for the account
National Republican., 1877-09-26
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

As- THE REV. THOMAS HARRISON. THE
ss% sS"ng attend Il the RyIana M 4 eSnr fTfesDhY feD
next Mt 7:so p. m, and also NIL who are willing to as
sst In the singing at 1:8 y. m. Revival services al
3 n, BoS)-I
National Republican., 1877-09-26

LOANS; o. 700 AND o. $40. SECURED ON FIIlST-
CLASs PROPERTY. BOTH DRAWING EIGHT
PER CENT. INTEREST, sels,f
National Republican., 1877-09-26

ENOR RENT = HOUSE 6ie FOURTEENTH
sepl7-tf w N, wIDDICOMBE
National Republican., 1877-09-26

WANTED TO PURCHASE A DESIRABLE
w lot or part Of lot In Oak H Cemetery. In
quire at lt2O Sew York avenue sep2l-gs
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-11-28
Bridgewater.

nNANSC"utNIs
"A new roof on the village bridge
-Eben Tuttle moves TO the Center
Royal Perkins leaves his farm and
goes to live with his father, K. p
Perkins, ST..
e. P. Perkins, Jr,, has purchased
what was known as the VIM. Bugbee
farm owned by G. G. Bugbee.
Mr.. John Willis has rented the
Marshal Dimick house at the Corners,
Milo Wood has caught twenty
four foxes in about five weeks.
One night a few weeks ago Mr..
Isaac Angel had three windows of
his dwelling house simultaneously
smashed IN by some unknown per-
sons, and a few nights after a very
nice grindstone broken up, Mr.. An
gell caused three young men to ap.
pear at the hotel of G. B. Carpenter,
but nothing could be proved only
their innocence, and they went their
way. The question is who is the
guilty parties that for the past year
have destroyed the property OF peace
able citizens in the northwest par! OF
this town e? Echo answers who.
J Y. r
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-11-28
Turkey tomorrow

Examination of Teachers at the
High School Friday next ct 10 a m,
and 2 D. IN.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-11-28
A'OUufret.

POufret.
This town lost another of its
well-known citizens by the death of
Wallace Gibson, which occurred very
suddenly on Friday last of bleeding
al the lungs, MIR. Gibson vas ma.
tive Of Rutland, VT. and was about
80 years OF age. He came to this
town several years ago, and was for
some time in the mercantile business
at Pomfret Centre, as successor to
Chamberlain, Lyman & Co. He con-
tinaed in business there until 1878
when he sold his interest to G. IL.
Vaughan and removed to Jamaica
Plain, Mass, where he engaged in the
wholesale provision business, he re,
naming there about two years, when
he again returned to Pomfret, and has
recently been in the employ of the
Woodstock Bakery. He had been
for many years great sufferer from
a chronic disease of the lungs. But
with that indomitable perseverance
and energy, ever characteristic of a
strong mind and great will, he fought
the fell enemy, and lived years, when
a less energetic and spirited life would
much sooner have yielded a victim to
the king of Terror" During his
residence in town he was elected to
several offices of trust, always filing
them with credit to himself, aud pro-
fit to his townsmen. He was a devot-
ed and affectionate husband and faith
er, kind hearted friend and neigh
cor, and was highly esteemed by all
who had the pleasure of his acquaint-
ance. His loss will be deeply felt
through the community. Truly a
"good man has fallen in our midst"
A. L. c.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-11-28
Windsor.

| " luuSOrs
"A new bell was last week placed
in the belfry Of the Cotton Mill and
Armory establishment of Jones, Lam.
son & Co., to "call" the employees OF
said company to and from their labor.
1t Is a nice, clear, sounding bell and
no doubt will do its duty faithfully as
have its predecessors.
The remains OF the widow of the
late Ethan f. Billings, of this village,
who died at Hartford, Conn, recently,
were brought here for burial last Sat
urday. Funeral services at the Bap-
fist Church last Sunday afternoon.
She had long been resident Of this
village and was much respected.
Gen. Judson Fitzpatrick, the bril-
liant orator, delivered his able and
thrilling lecture-the first Of the WIN
ter course-upon "the Irish Soldier in
the late Rebellion, in the old South
Church, last Saturday evening, to a
very large and appreciative congrega-
ton. The next lecture Of the course
is to be delivered by Senator Patter-
son of Hanover, N. H., on Wednesday
evening, Dec. 9Th, at the same Place.
Subject not known at the time Of
writing these items Single admis.
sion to the lecture 35 cents.
Il. II. Austin on Bridge Street
has just killed nice fat hog which
weighed about 45O lbs, dressed.
Don't forget the Thanksgiving
Ball at the Ascutney House Hall, on
Thursday evening ct this week. Mu-
sic, Windsor Quadrille Band. All
are invited--"no cards" Bill $500.
Durkee will do his level best.
No singing school here this win
ter. 1t would be good investment
for some singing master to start one
iu this place.
Winter term of the Windsor
High School will commence on Thurs
day Dec. 9th.
Lawyer administer with his fam
lily, and Ed. S. Stevens, have both
gone South to spend the winter tor
the benefit of their health.
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EiartlanN,
j. Y. b.

hndIt1uhVs
p. B. Smith, while driving be-
tween the villages with two young la,
dies recently, was thrown violently
from tie wagon by the axletree break
ing, Fortunately nobody was much
hurt.
Fourteen tons Of poultry were
shipped from this depot last Wednes
day for Boston by Britton g. French.
Extensive repairs have been go,
ing on Tor the last six weeks on the Il.
r. bridge which crosses Lall's brook.
This is a very high bridge and ought
to be put in thorough repair or built
entirely new.
Elder Damon is to commence Il
series of meetings in the 9th school
district in Windsor on Dec. 4th. His
meetings here are concluded for the
present
Mrs. Lucy Harding-whose
death is recorded under the usual
head-a faithful friend, a true and low.
ing mother, and a sincere Christian,
has gone to her rest. She was the
widow of the late DIR. John Harding.
The grange dance at the cor
ners the Goth was attended by a large
and well behaved company. The mu-
sic was the Woodstock Quadrille
Band, pieces, and was highly spok-
EN- of by the whole company
Those interested are enquiring in
regard to the Vt. Farmers insurance
company, headquarters Montpelier.
BY the large assessments recently
made out some are suspicious of un'
fair dealing. Can any one familiar
with this answer
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-11-28
South ROyaltOn.

South ROyaItOn.
The following items were receiv-
ed too late for last week
Recently the friends Of John
Hewett, to the number of over one
hundred, "came down on him and
gave him an old fashioned house
warming. How the eatables disap-
peared and the cider and then the
games-"Blind Mans Buff, "Button,'
"Thumbs TIP" and the kisses, oh
my! When his house needs warm.
ing again may 1 be there, especially if
l remain an old bach.
Our farmers are not seen loatng
about the streets these pleasant days.
Each and all are about their work.
They understand they must drive
their work, or it will drive them.
brother Alng, Is not tins good
time to paint our Post Office?
The Pluck Hill work is progress
ing, whereat the good people OF the
village are much pleased.
We have a ''swap de boss law
yer here. Charles you ought to stop
eight times in four years is too
much.
&C. P. Tarbell has leased most of
his land to Harvey Woodward, SO re-
port says.
One of our villagers has curios-
ity in the shape of pig with only
one ear. Where is Barnum =?
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-11-28

Ludlow.
There has been 4 slight religious
commotion IN this place. For several
years all the Evangelical churches
have given up one Sunday afternoon
to a union service of the Young
Mems Christian Association, but this
year Rev. j. T. Farrar Of the Baptist
Church announced service in his
own church, at which many of his
best brethren are sorely Jrieved.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-11-28
Sharon.

Sharon.
Thursday evening, Nov. 22nd,
nearly one hundred of the friends and
relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Burgess met at their home to celebrate
the fifth anniversary of their wedding.
The evening was spent by the read
ing of a poem, singing, and good
cake and hot coffee being passed. -
Presents to the amount of $50 or $55
were presented to them.
There has been quite an amount
Of grading done in front of the Bap-
fist church and parsonage, adding
much to the good looks Of the place.
And now Sharon is to have a
Brass Band Ha! Ha F.!
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White River Junction.

The Woodstock Railroad Com.
pany have been making preparations
for and will Immediately erect a sta
ton building at White River June
ton, on land near the Passumpsc
freight station which has been leased
for the purpose.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-11-28

The women are all getting what
sailors call "a list to port" by con-
tinually holding up their dresses with
the left hand.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-11-28

No. POmfret.
Some sneak thief entered the
house of Aunt ''Hittie" during her
absence recently, and stole a pair OF
shoes. Such meanness is --, but
further comment is needless.
MIR. Bugbee has repaired the
school house in fine style. 1t is a
credit to the district.
The boys in this place are ambi-
tious to walk "high" on stills. One
little Frenchman tell and cracked his
nose recently.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-11-28
BLACK SILKS

in different qualities the same makes
that have given such satisfaction.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-11-28

Mrs, II. ]. Allen and Mr.. and Mrs.
lockwood for their untiring and
energetic efforts to make the affair Q
success; also, to landlord Cross. who
threw open the hotel free Of cost. g:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-11-28

Mr.. Hawkins, in some feeling and
heartfelt remarks then returned thanks
in behalf of himself and family for the
kindness of their many friends, soon
after which the company adjourned to
the supper table, which was bounti-
fully spread in the dining hall, and to
which ample justice was done. Prof.
Shedd, Of Claremont, N. H., favored
the gathering with some excellent
operate and other selections on the
piano, while Messrs Clark and Holder
rendered some old vocal fayorites -
But the large hall up stairs was too
good place for Dance, to be long
left tenantless, and the floor was soon
covered with happy couples, who con-
tinued to enjoy themselves until the
approach of midnight denoted the
beginning Of the Sabbath, when all
separated in the hope of being present
at the golden wedding of the couple
whose silver nuptials had been so
happily commemorated
The presents, comprising an as
sortmpnt of silver ware. as we'll as
some mole useful articles, were much
admired by all, and were received as
tokens of true affection and esteem
The selection vas very appropriate
aud in good taste.
Special thanks are due to Mr.. aud
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-11-28

Splendid weatber-warm as May
with plenty of rain to feed the
springs and fill the cisterns aud things.
1t is remarkable weather for the lati-
tude and season.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-11-28
FelchYille.

FelchYille.
"A petition in bankruptcy has
been filed by Houestus Stearns, man
ufacturer of chairs, etc. The first
meeting OF creditors will be held be.
fore w. G. Veazey, register, ct G. A.
Davis's office, in Felchville, December
lib.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-11-28

tude and season.
The Witherell Brothers will give
Variety Concert at the Town Hall,
Thursday evening, Nov. goth. This
troupe played here some time ago un-
der canvass, and under unfavorabe
circumstances, and, Notwithstanding
all this, they gave an excellent enter
tainment. Go and settle your Thanks
giving dinner with a good hearty
laugh at the comicali,ies that will be
introduced on this occasion.
Phillip Dupheny who removed to
Rhode Island some time since with
his family, has returned and we I'M
derstand is going to work for Mr..
Standsh. His family are to return in
the Spring
The defeat of Turkey tomorrow
in this country at least-is assured.
"A good lady who keeps a few
boardels, had prepared and cooked a
piece of meat for dinner one day this
week and set it on a table in the kitch'
ell, when a slip Of dog slipped in
and relieved her of it. Size got to the
door in time to say" farewell
the dog, who was striking two-forty
gait across the garden with the meat
in his mouth. 1t will not be healthy
Tor him to loaf around the premises
much hereafter.
The Witherell Brothers will
show at Quechee Friday, and Bridge.
water Saturday evenings of this week.
Material for local items is
''skurse" this week.
See prospectus OF Scr'Oner's
Monthly in another column.
Our staunch Democratic friend,
S. r. Stocker, Esq, Of Windsor was
in town Monday on business and made
us pleasant call. lie always remem-
hers the printer.
ST. Nicholas is the best youths
magazine in the country. The De
cember number just out is splendid.
New cover, new stories by the best
authors aud splendid illustrations.
Get it at your bookstore.
-Matrimony continues to be very
abundant in this region. 1t must be
in the air. One is reported to come of
to day.
Mrs. Puppies reading entertain
mcnt at the Uniyersalist Church Fri
day evening was excellent. She is a
lady of fine personal appearance, has
good voice, knows how to handle it,
and carries herself with ease and grace
on the platform. Sho exceeded our
expectations. The programme was
varied and interesting, being selec-
tions from the best American authors.
"The rich Irish brogue" and the
"Sweet German accent are difficult to
initiate by English speaking people,
but Mrs. Purple handled them first
rate. JMiss Mallory on the Heather
Chinese" and "Uncle Daniels first
sight of a steamboat" drew tears of
mirth, while the "Pemberton mill die
aster," by Elizabeth Barrett Brown
ing, perceptibly affected the audience.
There will be Union services at
the Congregational Church to morrow
(Thanksgiving-day) at the usual hour
in the forenoon,
The C9rnet Band gave an excel
lent concert at the Town Hall last
Wednesday evening. The attendance
was not very large, "Hard Times" the
cause. About rs couples attended
the dance at the close.
That turkey has arrived, and
that boy did the square thing in feed
ing it.
Much material for Thanksgiving
has been distributed among the poor
OF this village by those who have been
blessed in '.basket and in store" and
have generous hearts. Others might
do more.
Leonard Pratt is still confined to
bis house.
-eSesonable questiou~how much
will Jour pig weight
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much To the value Of real estate IN
the place, give employment To many
wOrkmen, and eventually receive
more interest for their investment
than they now receive. We believe
in men lHing cautious in making IN,
vestments, but 1t is u fact that no
man ever got to be wealthy without
Iisking something. "NOthiag ven.
ture,l, nothing gained" ia q truth
as old IA truth itself, and it must
be the motto OF every successful
business man. The trouble with
the staid old monied men in small
villages il that they will not invest
u dollar unless they can see two
coming back the next day. Hence
iaboring men are compelled to seek
work elsewhere. They so West or
to the large cities, where men In.
vest large sums in manufacturing
works, not expecting great returns
ut first, hut knowing that IN time
they will receive large dividends.
Let the citizens who own real estate
in Bradford think of these facts
and make some move which will in
,luce people to come to us, instead
of leaving us and going elsewhere.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-06-09


The report from all parts of the country
confirm the statement that DIR. Cages great
vegetable remedy called "MEDIcAL WONDER
is having an immense sale by all druggists
The prOprietOrs do not expend enormus sums
for flaming advertisements, but porter to let
the medicine advertise its-self by sending to
Druggists throughout the country, sample
bottles, for trial, at a cost of many thousand
dollars per year, that invalids may test its
| merits before purchasing a large size No
person suffering with Dyspepsia, Dizziness
Liver or Kidney Complaints, Sour Stomach
Sick Headache. Hab.tual Costiveness, Scrof
ula. Humors. Spinal Diseases, Weakness OF
Male or Female. or General Nervous Pros
tration of either sex, can take this remarka.
BILE medicine without soon seeing its good
effects. Go to your Druggists and get a
sample bottle for Is cts. and try it or a large
size for 81 co. 1t has cured where all other
remedies have failed.
Sold in Bradford by STEVENS Il BAGLEY
and at wholesale by WELLS, RICHARDSON &
Co., Burlington.
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Mrs. j. can have that paper
NEWDUUY,

NEwBURy.
There il to he u new . | 500 Orga,
put into the Cong. Church soon, TIN
old one which is large enough for {
small church can he bought cheal
it engaged AT once.
business seems good at Reyes
Prices tell.
Deming expects to raise his store
this week.
Potato bugs are making their ap
pearance, but Paris green will kill
them.
Last Sunday p. NJ, as the sexton
of the Cong. Church was ringing
the bell for the evening service, the
standards upon which it was hung,
spread and it dropped with q crash
about two feet, aud had it not been
for the scuttle door partly open aud
some large timbers that it rested
upon, it would probably have crush
ed down through the bel! room and
entry to the cellar. Quite . mum.
her of people rushed from the Ho.
tel and dwellings near by TO learn
the cause of the crash, but no one
was hurt. The sexton thought his
time had come.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-06-09

CHICKENS VS.. COLORADO BEE
TIES. 1t has been stated that pOul-
try will not eat the Colorado pOta-
to.beetle; but the experience Of Onl
tOwnsman, DR.. W. q. lIickOk, would
seem to indicate the contrary. DR.
Hickok informs us that he had las I
year two patches of potatoes, thro
which his fowls, old and young, had
free range. In these patches no pc.
tatO bugs were ever seen, while in
an adjoining patch of half an acre
belonging to neighbor, and sepa-
rated from his own Ouly by an open
board fence, his neishbor found the
beetles abundant and kept two or
three boys busy in destroying them.
In another patch of DR.. HickOk =,
to which his fowls did not go, DIR. Il.
found plenty OF the beetles. DR..
HMkOk asks, if it was not the fowls
that kept the beetles from the patch.
es where they were not seen, what
was iti-BMrtington Free Press.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-06-09

Mary IierrIck's Estate.

CTATE or VERMONT,
tDIsTRIcr or BRADFORD ss. In Probate
Court. held ut West Fairlee, In said District,
on the g9th day If Nav. 4. D.. 1877.
NJ ID. iiERRICK Administrator
of the estate of Mary Herrick late Of Thet-
ford, IN said District, deceased. presents his
administration account for examination and
allowance.
Whrieupon. it is ordered by said Court,
that said account and said application be 70
f., red to IL session thereof, to br held ut the
Probate Office in said West Fairlee. on tho
18th day of June. A. d.. 1877. for hearing aud
decision thereon: Aud IL il further ordered.
that notice hereof be given to all persons in.
trrested. by publication Of tho same three
weeks successfully IN the Bradford Opinion.
u newspaper published ut Bradford. VI, pre.
vious to snid time appointed for hearing, that
they may appear ut said time aud place. and
show cause IL any they may have, why said
account should not be allowed.
by the COurt.-Attest,
, ALVAH BEAN, Register.