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DIE.

rTTNAR-Ou sunday morning Janufry sd,
I,,l. 900 ball. past re,en, CHAsLls EDwAsu Dit
N,E, age. 3" years.
Funeral from the residence OF his mother, -
IAN, utrr'. Isi,nd, on tuesday, January 9Th, at
20 ,lv,s , 900. Friend, Of the family are invited.
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ChapIins Street Property for Sale.

10y WRIT OF TWO DEEDS or TRUST 10
i } me, made by Abncr Kew aud his wife, one o.
which is dattd the Iwenty filth LAY III Iulyr In the
year 1879, ID recorded IN the lrra ONCE OF the
County Court Of ohio county, Wet Virginia ~
H,ri VI Trust Book numbered 10, YIge ~ and he
oiref IL datcd the fourteenth day OF June In the
year 1851 AMI recorded in said office Ia Feed Of
must Book numbered u, page T., VIII Oh
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MONDAY. FERRUNE. LIT, 1886,

Commenting al 10 O',iOck III. tn i"uosihs le-
,Crihed rea! estate lyiug AID icing H'"ale VI.
Zanes j. aud, In the city OF " h"e,.mg; 'OuhIy o,
ohio, and stat. O NHt Virginia, AMI 1"uhuou
and dpsCIDed rs tOOSs
Fesiunmg a. Icint On The s""'h 'IIe Vi
ginia street Il seven on let i"ti A"d ohy uAI
o.. inches cart 0i f,un,y .EAhla .t"t'' 'Htnce
east gari s!nHE The south So" al virginia tueet
thirty one 81 itct; ibcHr' 'Outh"tFd psIaAet 10
Penu.yIyaui street one huH.lTrd and tNthty-hlh'
1921 let light 90 inChs. L. an alley Thence Nest-
v4rt along said alley t.Lt i''i ten lul lnchcs
hence IOrlhgsTd and pJlIel 10 pennsylvania
street htty-tso ~ 'eeI riLe ca Inches; thence
westward and pars..'H 70 Virginia street twenty
two ,2s' irtt two T. inches; thence northward
paral.el TO P'hn-yINaIiR street seventf-nH (I"l
icet eleven u inches ~ the place oil beginning
The title Is b. ii 1, Oe perfect, bat selling H.
trustee shali only convey with special warranty
,uch lille as Is vested il me ~ ne deed Of trust
TERMS OF s.l.E uur third q the purchase
money, or so much more as the purchaser may
elect. cash in hand. ons-Ihiri thereof with In
terest 10 one year, and tie remainder thereof Wlth
interest in two year, from cay Of sale, the pnr-
chaser ri ing hs uuirs With good security for the
deferred pay msnt, ant the legal 4 tie TO the pro
perty sold T. be- retained until payment In iu!l Of
Inc purchase money and interest as an additional
,scpFffty WILLIAM 5. GOSHORN,
Trustee.
&c. HERR, Auct:onCe., dec2si
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LOGAN, LIST e Co.'S
Baking Powder

Which Contains no ALI u "f
other Injurious ingredient.
Nee that our address II On ca
box or label. Address al 0ri'f' I"
LOGAN SS co-,
Proprietors and MaEUfa't nrrr'
Successor, To Logan. List Co.. "he''!Es
beg
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DOARD AND ROOMS AT MRS. Il. Il. POR-
ID ter's, Corner Fourteenth and Chap!ino streets.
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UvASTED-TWO GOOD Mn; STEBDN EN-
w ploy ment for winter For wages etc, ap-
ply at iOg7 NAM St, Monday, after o clock. Ja5r
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NITANTED-A GOOD FOREMAN, TO TAKE
w charge Of tableware factory; to the right
man good position is open. Addrc" "W. W.
this office. ,auSqd4e
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NEW AUvERTiSEWEH ~.

70 LOAN-MONEl- CALL On !. {. HER
VEY, I4C6 Market street. Janiq
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ID OOMS AND BOARD; Also DAY BOAkD,
IL 2l2j Chapline street nolth
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NXTAHTFD-SIN TO TEN 7 HOE IAND, IN
w number one real estate security, al siN per
cent from one TO three years. kus'ness COnuteu-
tial. Address "LOAS,' care o. this office.
ian3rp nd
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NwELLINGS, ROOMS AND STORES FOR
Rent-A number Of new dwellings, large and
small; desirable locations; rent low u good ten
ants; possession April LIST. ROaRis To- rent in Gel
trail p ut OF dty; possession at once. Stores amt
dwellings alta he'd good business location; pos
SESSION at once Or April lst. EDN AID LAHhlN'
PA Chpplinc street. .an"u
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

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NOTICES..

An dis am why de buzzard am called
de piousest OBJ all de creeturs.
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Granite State Local Items n
Oxford.

School at the Academy is f1ourishine
finely with all increase in numbers
each week. The scholars from the
Lower Street are conveyed to and from
each day. Through the kindess of j.
X. Cass severl from the North annex
district are supplied with means of
conveyance. All parents and citizens
are invited to visit the school. A little
boy from the Academy on being re-
proved for impoliteness and being re-
ferred to the minister's son as model
said: "Perhaps should be more polite
if nv father was a minister"
WANTED.-Scveral two.horse teams
and drivers to draw lumber from the
back part of Oxford to the Conn. river
which can 60 two trips day, drawing
from 100 to $50 cubic feet at load,
at one and one-half cents per foot.
For further particulars enquire of
A, NJ, STEVENS, Oxford, N. Fl.
The poultry business is most excel
lent in this vicinity, but those engaged
in it are very careful of their matches,
not having set fire to any buildings or
left any matches but their tracks show
which way they came from and where
they 60.
We learn that Constant Wright who
moved to st. John,bury last fall, has
bought place in the village here and
will return in the spring.
Fifty teams are engaged hauling
lumber from the eastern part of the
town to the Connecticut river, and still
more are wanted.
Mr.. A. ". Ncwcomb will celebrate
Christmas with her Sabbath school
class of thirty, at the white school
htu next Saturday. Would it not
be well for parents and friends to con-
slider a little upon this.
Parker Wright is buying good heavy
pork to send to Fairbanks Il Co., st.
John sDury, and paying5 l-2 cents. He
has sent one car load and will send an
other soon.
Vertmer kennison, writing teacher
of st. Johnsbury Academy spent the
Sabbath in town. He formerly taught
writing in Oxford Academy.
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East COrinth.

Maches Troupe gave an entertain.
ment in school house hall. They had
rather poor house.
j. McCallum of Whitney's Point, n.
Y, made flying visit to East Corinth
last week.
j. b. Kemp went to Lowell this
week.
Chas. Kemp and Alfred Jackman
who have been attending school at st.
Johnsbury, are at home OH vacation.
Henry Kemp who has been attend
ing college ut Burlington, is at home
on a vacation.
Quite number attended the we'd
ding at Nelson DeGoosh's. All had a
nice time.
The East Corinth Dramatic Club
with the help of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. p.
Dickey, will give the first entertain
ment of the season Dec. 81. The
drama is entitled "New Years in New
York or the German Baron. There
is also q farce entitled "AIarrying Il
Poetess," also declarations and tab
leaux.
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S. L. Swasey's new store has been
the chief point Of attraction for all
kind Of holiday goods.
LAUNDERING is in full blast, VIM.
Rollins has the contract for chopping
and skidding, M. J. Avery and Others
for drawing the lumber from the Mel
son Bailey lot to the Knights mill.
A grand Christmas tree and concert
by the Sunday school of the Congrega-
tional church this friday evening.
A good time for all.
Our schools are all in full blast, Ok
Bow, village select and Seminary.
What town in the Connecticut valley
affords equal facilities for a thorough
education.
John Kendrick is moving man, be-
sides partnership interest in the lum-
herring in this vicinity, he is cutting
and drawing to the railroad station
large quantity of poplar for pulp and
white birch for pegs.
JIG. Moorey has just completed a
model sleigh for Mr.. Clement, the
Haverhil photographer. Its design
and Workmanship are perfect.
\ Andrew Nutter, Esq, and Newell
Randall were drawn as jurymen at
this term of court at Chelsea.
\John r. Weed has prepared a full
list of the various representatives from
this town to the general assembly, since
THE beginning of legislative proceed
iIgs in this state. MIR. Weed prepared
this list at the request of Mr.. Adams
who is writing the town history. The
remarkable thing about the whole af-
faif is that John wrote the list entirely
FROM memory, giving the precise term
of joffice of each representative. If
any town can show better memory
of names and dates we should like to
heat from them. We will ask friend
Weld for copy of the list for publ
cati Pn in the OPINION.
Oranges, lemons, oysters, etc., etc.,
and THE o. l.. Hindes axes for sale at
Bailey & Co.'s Wanted, 200 dozen
fresh eggs, also settlement of all old
accounts.
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COrinth.

| There was large attendance at Hen
nv Huntington's auction Wednesday
afternoon and property sold at fair
price.
Mira Wason started for Lowell last
Monday morning and Ed Day starts in
the same direction Thursday morning.
f. w. Thurber has employed Mr..
Howe to assist him in his harness shop.
viii Ladd is recovering from his re-
cent illness and is now able to be out.
The singing school is held on Fri
day evenings.
James Woodcock and wife celebrat-
ed the fortieth anniversary of their
marriage Dec. 10th, at the house of L..
d. Heath, which was attended by a
large number of their friends and
neighbors, bringing with them gifts to
the amount Of $25.
W. B. G. Stickney of Bethel, ex-Gov.
Farnham, J. X. Darling and r. Nj.
Harvey were in town last week Thurs
day, OH the Fellows estate and Win
chester law case.
Charles Carleton is teaching school
in the Nathan Taplin district.
In a recent number Of the OPINION
was an item saying that Kimball
Waugh was married Dec. Sth. Our
authority for SO reporting was from a
letter from Mr.. Waugh to friend in
town, received the It'll, saving the GER
emony was to take place OH the 9Th,
but by the following item in the Barre
Bundle in last weeks Argus, we see
that there was mistake in it and that
marriage life is very uncertain. kim
Waugh short time ago left town in
company with Miss Carrie Stairs for
Dexter, Me-, where resides the parents
of the latter. 1t was supposed around
town that the couple left with the in
tention of becoming 1.-TWO souls with
but single thought, two hearts that
beat as one," but as Kim came back
alone, is rumorcd that the nuptials
were postponed because of poor papa's
sake, but that "when the flowers that
bloom in the spring, ira Ia, We'll join
hands across the brink, ira Ia, and the
old man can blink and squint, ira la,
while he has nothing to do with the
case"
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Fairlee.

The dedication of the Union churcl
will take place on Wednesday after
noon at 3 O'Clock. Extensive repair;
have been made All are heartily i'll
vited to attend the service.
Mrs. Nettie Wright has been visiting
at II. Buffum's this week.
B. J. Hutton is boarding with his
uncle Abba.
II. L. Rice is on the sick list.
Mrs. G. l.. Hutton and Miss Davis,
her niece, have gone to Corinth to
spend the winter.
The people will have the pleasure of
hearing Rev. Mr.. Lees, by attending
church at Oxford next Sabbath at
o'clock.
Our church is nearly completed but
no preaching next Sabbath.
We regret to note the death of our
neighbor and friend, Austin George,
who died last Friday morning with
pleuro pneumonia. Mr.. George came
from Canada but has lived here for
many years and will be greatly missed
by all who knew him. His family
have the sympathy of all.
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y Adjoining Towns y
ThotfOrd.

On Monday of this week the Acade'
my students had half holiday which
was improved by a sleigh ride to Or.
evening at the boarding house.
There was lecture on Tuesday
evening in the Congregational church
N by Rev. Mr.. Bard OF Oxford.
n The people at the Centre are having
ttheir cup run over with spiritual bless
ling, as this is the seventh week of pro-
tracted meetings held by Methodists
8hnd End Advcnts. A portion of the
me- both meetings are held at tho same
l,r, one in the church the other in
school house.
IA little skirmish occurred in the
NJ Entire school u few days since by u
,pil resisting the authority of the
eacher. If muscle is one of the quail
Tncalions of good teacher, training
school for that purpose ought to be
one of our public institutions.
Y THE church fair at the Hill brought
the usual crowd who spent their
ney literally to the intense gratiti-
1tion of the managers.
Nelson Porter made visit of a
week at his fathers and started for his
Western home on Monday.
Graduating exercises at the Acade-
my are coming III little ahead of
time, as two young men have gone
their homewalu way.
Lyccum in Academy hall next
"Wednesday evening.
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Mrs. Charles Orr is In very pol
health.
Dea. John Robinson is moving II
West Fairlee.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Church cele-
brated their silver wedding last Friday
Eden Church intends going to Han
over to consult a physician. He has
been out of health for some time.
There is to be Christmas tree and
oyster supper at the hall this (Friday)
evening.
Another old and esteemed citizen of
Vcrshire has passed away during the
past week. Mr.. Irwin Aldrich died at
his home on Friday, Dec. 18th, aged
about 20 years. He was IL man of well
known integrity, and been Il member
Of the Baptist church in this place for
many years. Funeral services were
held in the Baptist church Monday,
Rev. Mr.. Merrill officiating.
j. H. Day and son of Corinth have
bought and moved OH to Geo. Church q
farm, near C. G.. Colton's.
l.. Hosford of Bolton is visiting his
daughter. Mrs. l. 3. Morey.
Fred Akerman has taken e. G. Col
toms farm for next year.
Farmers are drawing their potatoes,
price about 40 cents at depot.
There was large lot of poultry sold
at Christmas, but prices ruled low.
School at the Mill Village has va
cation of two weeks which the teacher,
Miss Wilmot of Union Village, will
spend al home.
The scholars in District No. Is en-
loved themselves ut u candy pull held
at the residence Of Mrs. Byron Titus,
last Thursday evening.
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Chelsea.
The Mattoon Bros. have bought
4, ,,,oobino

The Mattoon Bros. have bought a
saving machine.
n The meetings at the Methodist
\ church under the management OF
Messrs Pringle and Perry of Boston,
closed Des. 10th. They were we'll at
tended.
Christmas at both churches.
y The death of VIM. II. Robbins oc-
8curred Dec. 18th, aged "a years. The
funeral was held at the Congregational
church last Sunday.
Elijah Barnes fell from load of logs
breaking his arm and dislocating his
shoulder, last Saturday.
A. N. Woodruff is in Boston this
week with poultry.
Henry Dunbar is confined to the
house with bad shoulder.
Hutchinson has his singing school at
the Congregational church Monday ev-
ening OF each week.
Amos Dickinson went to Boston last
Monday and DR.. f. L. Beckwith to
Sharon.
Report says, Frank Yeataw has fail
Orange Co. court is in session this
week. 1t looks like short term.
Judge Walker presides.
We notice that Will Brock was in
town last week.
Dea. Franklin Dearborn was called
to Claremont N. H., to attend the fu-
neral of his sister. Mrs. Arba ID. Stone.
Mrs. Belle G.. Church of Etna, N. I'll.
was in town last week stopping with
her sister, Susatl Gilman.
Aden Bacon is at work for IA. w.
Whitney.
George Tracy is at work for Frank
Whitney in his variety store.
Will Linden is at home for a short
time.
Bert Allen has got home from buy
ing horses.
Ora Goodale was in town buying po-
tatoes at 30 cts. per bush, at the X. r..
station.
s. j. Alderman went to Mass. with
poultry Monday.
The work on the new grist mill has
stopped for the present.
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Post Mills.

Ira w. Moore died the 9th, inst, at
the residence of his brother, ii. ID.
Moore. His remains were taken to
Sonny Been for interment.
Mrs. Harvey Quimby was found
dead in her bed last Tuesday morning.
She had been sick for some time but
was no worse than usual Monday cv-
ening.
The Bragg Bros. take the lead on
hunting in this vicinity. Last week in
about seven hours they shot Is Rabbits
The dance at West Fairlee was quite
well attended.
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West Fairlee.

Maud Smith is spending her vaca-
ton at home.
The members of the NJ. E. church
will have Christmas tree at Whitney's
hall Saturday eve.
r. H. Dearborn has gone to Boston
with car load of potatoes.
Mrs. b. w. Whitney went to Barre
Thursday morning.
There were twenty-seven couple at
the ball last Friday eve. "A good time
is reported.
Annie Eustice has gone to Post
Mills to board.
Bessie Nettle is visiting in town.
Quite lumber of the old miners
from this place and Ely who have been
away to work, are at home to spend
Christmas with their families.
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West NeWbury.

Hattie Putnam has been quite sick
during the past week.
Mrs. McKinstrv ands daughter of
Manchester are visiting at her fathers,
Oliver Rogers.
Christmas tree at the Union church
this (Friday) evening.
The roof of the shed in Dist. No. Z
is reported to need Singing.
1t is reported that there is to be a
grand musical display at the Christ
mas tree, Mr.. Earl has been engaged
as musical director.
School is prospecting finely in Dist.
No. No. Z, under the care of Mr.. Dun
lap of Wells River.
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Died..

In Lunonburg. Va. Dee 5. Mrs Rebekah
Folsom Wiley aged 50 wears and months
widoN of The late Nathan Wiley Of East
Lempster. N II.
In Topsllam. Nov. 80. of BRAN disease. e.
mer ID. McLam. Oldest son of j. II. ard 5. j.
Nolan, aged IA Years month. and ~ DAYS.
In Faiflee. Dee. II Austin George az, 4 20
years and days.
years, mu tia, 30 days.
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Lyme.

Christmas exercises will be held in
both villages this week.
John Corliss is to leave the Harvey
Kendrick farm April LIST.
J. p. Sanborn is quite feeble.
Mrs. VIM. Hooper of Ticondcroga
was in town last week.
Bella Sawyer was elected superin-
tendent of the Congregational Sabbath
school at the meeting last week.
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Piermont.

The Christmas tree will be Dec. %.
Charles Mann of Randolph Academy
visited at his fathers last week.
The Gospel meetings are to be con-
tinued through the week, being attend
ed by goodly number of citizens.
The donation and oyster supper Civ
ell by the ladies of the Congregational
society was grand success. A good
ly number were present and about 800
proceeds were taken.
Lambert Kinney of Pine Bluff, Wy
oming Ter, former resident of this
town is visiting friends here. He
brought with him the remains of his
wife's mother, Mrs. Webster, for buri-
al, which took place at East Haverhill
Monday.
Messrs. Weeks and Eaton have start
ed branch store at East Orange.
Charles Bixby is to have charge of the
same and we wish him much success
as he is one of our most efficieDtle91
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Calitain Mitchell of the bark Antonio Sala,
New York and Havana trade. came home in
May. entirely helples- with rheumatism He
went 10 the Mountains. DuL receiving no BEN
eft. at his wife's request began to take hoods
Sarsararilla. He Immediately began to im-
prove; in TWO months his rheumatism WIS all
gonc, and he sailed III command Of his vessel
a wcllman. Hoods cxrsalarila will help
ycu, Sold BY all druggists.
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A Chicago lover bet his g,rl that he could
tell what she was thinking #. Tie lhuugi t
she wa, thinking of him. but she wasn't; it
was about DIR Bulls Cough Syrup, which
had jus: cured her "f dreadful cough
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PILLS
HICAESTER'S ENGLISH"

The Original. and Only Genuine.
Safe and Reliable beware Of worthlcea limitations
I a saec to kAntES., AK your DruEsist for
tstampsl for particulars in by return mnii.
NAME PAP Chichester Chemical Co.,
23i Madison square. Philnda., 20.
Sold BY Druggists everywhere. Ask for eChlches.
ter's English" pennyroyal PiIis. Take no other.
Geo. Z. Goodwin a. Co.. Wholesale Agents DosroN Mass
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Every girl who expects TO keep up with the
times wears clocks on her stockings and use
Lydia Z, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
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70 brake mp ODDS and fevers use early DR..
Piercc's Extract Oi smart-weed.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1886-12-24

After trying other plasters. sav- , lotions,
get relief ,rd cure by using Hop Plaster.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1886-12-24

Why hesitate? Hop Plasters are better than
Others, 20 the work quicker and never fail.
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prised( charmed with the beautiful
scenery could hardly believe i
when WE beard that our cours
took us in \Qpen sea only abou
three houl> the whole trip
What city burg is! Sucl
palaces, cathS i2yai staples
Think of magIl yes adorn
ing the walls o AIooms
W. became quite will
Peter the Great, q
and other sovereign
never before realiz
extravaganza of roy
Russian royalty; eacl
thinks he must build a
self, another for his Wi
children, and the cOnseS
city and suburbs are file
aces. We were four da,
in st. Petersburg, and
early and late; you know
means. One thing in st!
disappointed me ; all the buil
scarcely an exception wei
with stucco. | had expected
stone buildings and to find b.
the palaces were nothing but
finish and the finest of those hon
tan color, was disappointment.
payements. too, were nearly all cobBV
stone, and shall never forget the long
long drives in those funny littl&
droschys where you are driven SO fast
it seems every minute as though you|
must come to grief.
Moscow next, surprise, as we had
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I VerShlre,

Mrs. Charles Orr is in very pol
health.
Dea. John Robinson is moving
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NeWbury.

S. L. Swasey's new store has been
the chief point Of attraction for all
kind Of holiday goods.