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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08
SOLOMON Wii.i.EI'S Niuu,

STATE OF vFRMOvT/
'Nnr >nr mn nis,"iT ~ pr,'Mta CO,Irt.
holt u C"rlnth Within ani fr s.il District IN the
,th day "f NUv-m mr, A D 1871 Al tn,trup sut
Solomon Wiley, iato NJ r pshau ~ .aii di.trioe,
drcoased psins presented t'ti'C ,uft, II u r.
VI. Biii the TX cutor IN 'rrii u.n II. f,r Pr,Ists,
II Is ",d.,e'i ~ said C.urt, that MI persons oou
"f said I"urt, To t,e nod at tho Pro ,Ats uinss Ia
C"riutl, IN tn 18th dN NJ % . IN 'er, A. D. 1927,
M snow ctu,o, v say III nay have, sN,ust the
Prohato oi SAID wiz tor wici purp $50 IL Il further
n'derod that NO pv al tho roc rt ~ this Urivr he
pa 'iis,ei throo wocks sujcvss,voly Ia tho trad.
ford opinion, printed 40 da ITO d previous = said
time appointoi for hearing
Attest,
25-3w JOHN A. TENNEY, Judge,
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The State Committee of the Y.
M. G. A. will hold q series of Cos,
pel meetings at the church in West
Bradford, commencing Wednesday
evening, Dec 18th, continuing at.
ternoons and evenings over the
Sabbath.
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SOME of our subscribers will 10

DVNT VI V"5 "UUsN'1VV5S VIII TO
ceive their papers one day later
than usual the present week. We
delayed it in order to give the Pres.
idents message in full. 1t occu.
pies u large part Of the outside oi
the OPINION, but We think it's pc
rnsal will satisfy the reader that it
is sp ice well filled. The Presidents
pronounced views upon the curren'
cy question. have already given IL
new impetus to business, as it is
evident that the silver bill has no
chance OF becoming law.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

-Mr. G. II. Curtis secured the
contract IN carry the mail between
the postofiice and the depot for the
ensuing four years, There were
quite nm mbrr Of bids of which
Mr.. C,s was tho lowest. There are
now two daily mails "e'"r'' paw
ford and Boston. Mails ""'" ~
Boston at about II A. NJ. and ."
NJ. arrive here at $50 A. M. al. =
3:15 p. NJ.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

Warden is opening this week
u splendid stock of silver ware Of
every description. Some new and
handsome designs which he HIS
bought direct from the factories.
thus enabling him to sell rs low as
can be bought anywhere in thi,
pOiIutrV.
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JESSE EA>iM,N's NILn.

NTATE OF VERMINr,/
.>n",nr "nm>T re-. - IN Pr,ha'e Court,
held ut Corinth, within and Tor sail district, %
the 10Th day If NOvrn 'sr, A. D nv. an ia .tru.
m"nt purp,rinc T. he ths last will All rssts.
nrnt II Jesse Etstntn. iats Of y 'rintl. la said
district. ieoaa1ot eluc Pros 'lts IT, I'll, ,ut ~
q. Z. Sargent, Esq the executor tn r,in nsin,d,
persons 'ncsrns thorein hs notlHsi l., appear At
session 1T sad Court To by h iii It tho Sro ,ats
Office in Corinth. On I'll. 18th day II D,,Mn ,sr, 4.
u. 1877, AMI shbS otl|,, Il ty tlV my htvs,
against tho Pr ,nts Of sail will. fIr WHOA irp 10
II is further ordered. that ,py Of this oris: ~
pu lisheh three wseks succss'v sly In the Bradford
opinion printed 1t Bradford previous tU said tiAs
app tinted fIr ho Irius.
Attest,
2s.3w JbHV \ vENVHY T,d...
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The social party at the Trotter
House Hall, the night before
Thanksgiving. passed of pleasant,
~. The supper provided by mine
host Peaslee was an excellent one
and fully appreciated.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

MIR. s. u. Davis of this town
raised this season from 3 acres of
land 265 bushels of oats. This
rather beats our South Newbury
friend reported through the OPIN.
ION last week.
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Warden now has the largest
stock of American watches to be
found in the county, both ladies'
aud gents, in gold and silver eases.
from $40 upwards. His stock or
prices can't be beat.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

The und rsisned. having hoen appointed by the
u W. Pru'Nte Court tor the District ut Bra ford
Commissioners. IL receive. exa nlns. and xiu.t all
aims and dein tnis Of ail persons against the
estate of Wn II iiaskns late If BratttIrd. w.. 10
sl District, deceased, and VI claims exhihitsd 10
oiffet thereto, herehy give notice that ws will
meet for tho purposes If restd, at the Dwelling
house Of the latc VIM. H. iaskins on the arst day
% tenr"nfy next uom ~ O'Clock. A. n, until Tour
from the lirst day # N,vam No., A 1877, - the
time limited Ivy said Court for said cr.dtursto pre-
sent their clau' to US Tor exam nation aud allow.
ance.
Dated at Bradford. this first day Of November, 4.
1877.
S'''" a ALDEN D. s's STEVENS commi..io.e,..
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The edition fhr 1879 of the sterling Medical An.
nual, known us Ilosiettor's Almanac, Is W ready,
and may no obtained, FREQ Of cost Of dru sglsts
aud general country dealers In all parts Of the
United States and British America. and indeed In
every civilized portion Of the Western Hemisphere.
II combines, with tho soundest practical advice
large amount Of interesting and amusing light
reading, and the calendar, Astronomical oalcula
tions, chronological toms, &c are prepared with
great care, and will no found entirely accurate
The issue of Iostetter's Almanac for 1873, IN tho
English, German, Frenc', Welsh, Norwegian.
Swedish, Holland Bohemian and Spanish lam
edition Of medical work ever published in any
country. The proprietors, Mcs'rs. Hostetter and
Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa, on receipt of II twn cent
stamp will forward copy by mail to any person
who cannot procure ono In his noghhorhOod
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

Rev. G. b. Hubert, d. D., Pres
ident of Middlebnry College, will
deliver an address before the Re
form Club this friday evening.
in the Town Hall. Theme: "Thp
Kind Of Edncation Demanded by
our Youth" President Hubert
has acquired high reputation in
Westeru Vermont as a public speak,
er and an eminent scholar, and the
public may feel assured that the
address this evening will he not
only interesting bnt highly instruc.
tive. Let each one circulate the
notice as much as possible that the
lecture may be we'll attended.
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"A splendid stock of Diaries fo,
1873, all styles and prices fom 10
cents to $500, at Warien's Jewel.
nv Store.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

Capt. Thomas, will return to
town next week and will give an
entert ainment at Village Hall, on
Tuesday eveEing, Dec. 18th. He
returns by invitation given him by
his audience at his last perform.
anre. The Bradford Brass Band
will be in attendance, and the adj
mission will he 25 cents to all parts
of the house. Children at Is cents.
The entertainments given by Capt
Thomas and his little owes are pro-
nonnced by all to be the best of
the kind ever given in town. His
next performance will he an entire
ly new programme, and will be
worthy the attention of all classes.
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JOHN B BUArJs'S EoTAfE,

The undersigned, having he"n appointed by the
hon. Pro nlte court or the D str.0t of Bradford,
90 Il nssmners T. roc ave, exLn'ie, aud unjust al
claims and demands If all parsons against til .
o. tate of john b. Buxton. late II New Jury, Ia
SAID District deceased. and all ola ms, exhibited
In Offset thereto, horery given notice that We will
meet for the purposes aforesaid ~ til, dwelling
house IF Widow Lucinda BuxtOn, On the eth day
If May next. from o'clock. u. IN, until O'CLOCK
y. N , ON said day, aai that SIX months from the
10Th day If Novem ,er, A. D. 1877, Is tho tune
Mit,d Ly said Court for SAID creditors T. present
thor claims To US TOR exam II ttol All allU VANCE,
Dated ut Newnury, thus 10Th day VI November, 4.
ir77. -
IL. W. BAiLwv ( Comm;,sion ers
2S-3w E.C. STOCKBa(
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

The annual meeting of the Stockholders of
the National Bank OF Ncwhurv. for the clrc-
tion of Directors for the ensuing year. will
he held at their Banking House at Well
River Vt. on Tuesday, the Sth day of Jan.
next, at 10 o'clock in the A. VI.
GEORGE LESLIE, Cashier.
Wells River, Vt, Dec. 9TH, 1877, g9-3w
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

Ladies' Waltham watches in
silver Ca 'es-somethi ng Hew.-and
low prices at Warden's.
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DIED.

In Burlington, Wis. Nov. 18th, Mrs. Mary
IIazollon, aged 60 years, wife of Abncr
Chamberlin Esq, formerly Of Newbury, Vt.
In Hanover, N. II. Dec ord, Mrs. Eunice,
wife of Harvey Wright aged IS years,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-08

~ Will be opened at the
OrINIon Stationery Store, on
Tuesday next, a large and va
ricd assortment of Papctric,
Books ard Games for Child
ron, Blank Books, &C., which
will be sold at forest prices.
Full particulars next week,
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CARD.

Mrs. Eliza Kendiick, Tailores. will do all
kinds of plain sewing and repairing ut her
residence 2nd house South Of Town Hall
Main Street Bradford, Vt.
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ALDEN CiiURC as WILL.

NrATE OF YER MuNr,/
.>nn nrnun M.rW'cr ~ ~ Prnhrt" Court.
held 1t West Fairlee within AMI fw said District,
On tho 3rh day nf Maven er, \ D ts77, an In.
sttunrnt pu putins H. h. tho lust viii ani Testx.
mont Ut Alden church, late Of vorshirs Ia ssid
district dcNra Sd, inins presented u court ny
Mrs Mar. Church. tho Ex"cutrix therein named,
Or Prolmte lt's ordered ny saIt Court that all
NJ sssi ~ III sad Court - bu hsd ~ tho Fri tate
hlic N West Fairl,s IN tho !.i day II Dsos,n 'sr,
a. d ls', aMi shaw ctuso, ift any III v may have
pnso Is turthUr "rt.r 4, that copy IT tho rsCOrd
81 this order ic published three wsuks suooysa,vsly
~ thu Braii'rt opinion, prin OF Il BRA lord W.,
previous T., sald tins nppontoi for hoariny
By tho Court Attest,
29-Js ALvAu REAN, R.v,stsr.
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NOTICE..
NATIONAL BANK or NEyvEURY.

All persons having unsettled accounts with G..
s. Stevens will much oblige. If they will call and
settle before the LIST day Of January, 1878.
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NAMING \ BULL.-There is an III
cident connected with the receiG
visit Of Henry Ward Beecher, whIrn
the folks at the White Ii use, up IL
this time. have kept to themselvr
but too good for secrecy, it has leah~'
out, 1t appears tl.at when the do''l-
ME besought Hayes to retain the CO
lector of Internal Revenue in BrooN
Iyn, there was present in the exer'
tive office an ex-Congressman, fr"#l
North Carolina, named Smith. T."
President presented the somewh"
uneouth statesman to Mr. Beecher
'Beecher, Beecher, said Smi,p.
not Henry Ward Beecher?
The sef,same, replied eccleslast
al Henry.
We'll, | do declare, exclaim' ,
Smith, 1 am glad to see you. nt,-
er saw you before, but have read a'l
about you. Why, sir, do YOU knn%
that | named my most promising J'''
sey bail after you ?
This explosive announcement orea
ted an effect which even the usl
gravity of Hayes could not overcpm
He incontinently broke out in lAue..
ter, in which, although Beecl. 4
joined, no one seemed to think h'
quite relished it.
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frrh-E. l.. BohlIiz.
Tr r,Ihrt,r-Calrb Pc,licord.
pstu1ster-.Iohn Root.
r,oxt,b,eS-C Pcilicord and john
A. Rrnncr.
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DIRECTORY
uF FREDERICK COUNTY
AND
The Borough of McchanicStown
COUNTY OFFICERS:

y 20:
COUNTY OFFICERS:
CTmf Judge-lIon. K. |. Bowie.
issorso1es-IIons. John A Lynca and W
V Bouic.
<Statss .iHornev-om c. Mottcr.
Clerk Of Circuit CoWt--Thomas Cor
such.
NeWf-John Swcadn"r,
1mdit0r-Frcdk. J. Nelson.
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SnrBnIcN'a CMDHELLA-keoe9t
rams cu' 10 hl'l0 lhe story o'a Cool'-
er street man ~ho, when " little boy,
vas presented WIth an umbrella Inns
he soon lost, and he was gwen anoth-
"r, Which beng soon after lost or SO
len third ives gwen hln. lAeyonn7
mau concluded that no one should
steal this, and he was Determined up
Oh watching 1t CAREFUL y, B0ttAe um'
DreIIA thIeyea and luck We're aStlnSt
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SOCIETIES..

A.F. ant 4. ", No. 155-Mects every
SECOND and fourth Monday i'll each mouth
Van b. Oslcr, Secretary.
Il. of p. No. 6i-Mcct every Friday
night. X. of r. &. ), c. llarmal.
l. 0. Of 0. f., No. 46-Mcet every
Thursday night ohm Landcrs, Sccy
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-11-15

Are these soaps all one scent? in
quIred a lady OF a juvenile sa!esmeu.
No, ma am they're all ten cents, re.
piled the innocent youngster.
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tssa ss.s.e e .. ...,-----:s.-z -.- --.--s-E
nN and after sunday, May l3, iS,5,
" Passenger Trains will run as fol-
lows:
LEAVE MECHANICSTOWN
For Baltimore and Westminster at 1:22 y.
NJ, and 3:45 p. NJ.
For Hagcrstown and Willanisport lib
A NJ and lib p NJ
ARRIVE MECHANICSTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster at | |
Ii A NJ and 1:l3 p VI
>From WUliamsport and llagcrStown at
~! Il m and 3:45p m
EMMIrrsBURG RAILROAD - ChaHge q
tScheduje-On and after Sunday, May l3,
trains will leave Emmittsburg at 100 a. m,
and $50 and 615 p. m; and arrive at
Rocky Ridge 125 a. m, and 3.4o and Gao
pm.
And will leave Rocky Ridge 1885 a. m
and 4 OF and $50 p. NJ, and arrive at En-
mittsburg l1.2Oa. m, and 43O and and ,.25
p. m.
Passenger Trains on w. NJ. r. r. leave
Rocky Ridge as follows: Eastward-1,3r
a. NJ, and 40l p. m. Wcstward-1G,53
a. m and $50 p. m.
j. NJ. HOOD,
Gen'l Manager.
B. II. GRISWOLD,
Gent Ticket Agent
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A Superior City saloon keeper ha'
named his resort Nowhere, so thu
when men 80 home late at night an
their wives want TO know where they
have been, they safely tell the tru;h.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-11-15

A little boy went to his father cry
ing the other day, and to,d him that
he had kicked a bee that had a spIln,
ter in its tail.
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How can clergymen consistently
preach pure love when they invari.
ably marry for money?
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ODpJJ.NS, COURT.

ORPHANS COUkI.
Ornl,ons' Court meets every Monday ant
Tuesday %! each week.
CAief Judge-Wm. ]. Black.
lssoriates-Thomas IIoIlrunncrand Jn'
IIiyhtmcn.
p,o;ster of WVk-Col John r. R"uzcr
rauDtv ComNisvion"rs-1oscn Wool
President Samuel llnr~ctt, Ezra Toms
DANIEL Riser of j., and a. X simmons.
clerk to Commiss,onrrs-l.F f. Steiner.
- r,us,tor Of state aud Comfy T"res-W
il Miller.
Couuty srreyor-Wm II. Ramshnrg
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
pros;lo,t J,mcs W.Pcarrc; Commisi"n.
William G Baker. James W. lroNrF
Joscnh Brown, Henry Boyle.
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.
D:S,r;c, So 15-Frc1k White. Nrrhan-
;.st,yn: & l.. Firor, HracrNam "m' =
Mcpherson, Catoctin Furnace
REGISTRAR Or VOTERS,
District No. l5-Bcrnard Co!'itio"cr'
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The latest fashionable idiocy is
silver plate upon the baby carriage,
with the little ones name engraved OF
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in without ceremony. Did YOU ever
and we Just in tie middle Of sprin!
cleaning? So left Jane to finish "
stairs, and came down myself TO maxi
the parlOr decent. There goes IN,
brush Hand it up; that's a gooN
dear.
The brush was handed up, Doll!
not daring to take her eyes from I
level already feeling her head spin
ming with giddIncss
We can't be grand, Of course, an'
/ tie house will look mean enongh atteI
/ Bar!eII place. but we can be clean,
She continued, scruObing vigorously
at the paint. And vow know, Tom
lie is sure to fail in love with Julia
and it is such aspIenljl chance fo.
her, poor dear. She does 50 haze ON
economies. She has gone over noW
to Mrs. Simpson to finish her bnt
mu>In and she can t help clean, be.
cause it will spoil her hands and they
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Whatever else may be said against
the Chinese no one can truthtullv say
that he ever saw one who parted his
hair in the middle,
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The young man who flew in pas
sion has had his wings clipped.
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How should a husband speak to
scolding wife ? My DEAR | love you
still.
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\ Massachusetts man named Corl;
screw has named his baby Gimlet.
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The heart is crystal palace--if
once broken, it can never be mended.
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When is ship like an apprentice ?
When she is bound out.
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When is wine like a pigs tusl p
When it is in a hogshead.
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LET Is REASON TOGETHER. A
provident and business like man, or
leaving the city for a trip with rs
family, placed a placard just inside
the hall door, couched in the folIoN-
ing language; To burglars, or thoS'
intending to bursie; Come, now, Ipa
Us reason together. All my plat"i
jeweIrv and other valuables are in H."
Safe Deposit Companys vaults. T1e
trunks, cupboards, etc, contain not :
ing but second hand clothing and s!.n,
liar matters too bulky to remove, al /
on which YOU would realize compar,.
lively little. The keys are in the let
hand top drawer of the side board, II
you doubt my word. You will ais
find there a certified check to bealrr
for fifty dollars, which will remuner
ate YOU for your loss Ct time ard d.
appointment. Please wipe your feet
on the mat, and don't spill any CAL
die grease on the carpets.
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4 free use Of lemon juice and sugar
will always relieve cough.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-11-15

What is the greatest hardship in
the world? p? An iron steamer.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-11-15

What do great liars do when they
die ? They lie still.
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A WAY To GET RID OF Borrow
EKs.-A gentleman, whose place OF
business is not q thousand miles troln
the merchants exchange, Is annoyed
as many business men are, by lmpe-
cunious individuals desiring small
loans. He has adopted the following
method Of dealing with them tie
will listen to the long preface to the
request to inst lend me five dollars
for A few days p and answer certain
w., and then turning to the clerk,
says:
james, we have five dollars to lend
have we not p
Yes, sir, says well,trainel James
We'll lend 1t to Mr.. Beet.
1T is not in, sir; you loaned 1t to
Mr.. hummer day before Yesterday.
'Ah, yes 50 i did. Well, when it
comes in lend it to Mr.. Beet; ); and
bowing to tle borrower the merchant
resumes his business. and the needy
one walks dejectedly out to try a
more profitable place. Boston BnI(e.
TN.
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ladder, giving me distinct orders re-
garding soap and scrubbing brush
You. cried Dolly, and certainly
there was no lack Of color in her
cheeks as she spoke. You | thought
it was Tom
80 it was Tom, my dear?'
1T was too mean.
1 lost my heart then and there,
sacrificed pair of lavender kids at
the shrine Of cleanliness, as sure as my
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\ woman was offered a thousan |
dollars If she would remain silent t,.'
tNo hours. At the end of ifterl
minutes she asked, Isn't the ti.De
near up?
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Proud looks make foul work in fail
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" Passenger Trains will run as fol-
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