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Waller Hlll-P.O. Flagstaff, Va vapal Co.,, Ariz. Ranch, Volunteer spring; range, San Francisco ant Mogollon mountains; cattle branded Il on left hip; ear mark, mortise il eft ear; horses branded H on Jeff aw; all stock sold vented ;sheep brand d II on left side of nose; ear mark eft ear cropped short or metallic tag Dr both.
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NOTICE.
-Exchange.

All persons owing debts to, or having claims against the estate ot P. A. Beckers, deceased, will please apply at once for settlement to T. G. Norris, of Flagstaff, Arizona, who has full legal authority to settle all just claims and sue for and collect all debts. P. FORD,
 Public Administrator.
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Reward.

A liberal reward will be pad by the undersigned for the return or in . formation of the whereabouts of a large bay horse, Ia years old, brand ed E on the lett jaw. Strayed from Flagstaff, July and, 1886.
 Mas. G. URFER
 Prescott, A. T.
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BEN BUlLER'S CHOP HOUSE. PRESCOTT, - ARIZONA ALL THE DELICACIES OF THE
 SEASON. I ;y;no pr,cae ooJ CoNJ Traatroey.
Living Pnces and Good TreatmeE
HGrseIlen .Attenuoa!l

Owing 10 shortage ot mares on their range, The Arizona Cattle Com pany wnl allow thel. stIliiuns Io stand for few m, .eS thls season al Flag staff. or at their ranch. inc stalho1s, consisting oi the large black Per cheron, thoroughbred running stall lion and a grade stallion, wnl De m town three days Tn each week.
 Prlces will range from Sto to S55. according 10 grads, tSr'hs, hall .dsr at ti'ue of servICe, balance when mare IS in foal. lunei9
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Notice of Publication
LAND OFFICE AT PREscorr, ARIZONA,
 August 7th, I3o6.

August 7lh, I8S6.
 NJ OTTO k is hereby given that the follow V mg ma ned St ttler has lIed notice ot hls intention to make final proof m support of hi, claim. and that said proof will he made before the Register and Receiver of the United Stales Land Office at Prescott, Arizona, on the 5th day oi September, oSo, vlx Harry C. Withers, of Flagstaff, Yavipai Co. Arizona ,for his declaratory statement No i,4oz, for the North K of the Northwest 4 of Section No. Twenty -four (24), in Town ship Mo- Twenty tao, North of Range No SIX (6) East lie names the following wit. nesses to prove his continaous residence uucn ard cultivation of sad land, viz: IT, B skinner, James Cook, John Robertson and ]. E. Thomas, all of Flagstaff Yavapai Co, Ariz. Ter.
 THOMAS WING, Register.
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[95 Capital Prize, $150,O00.

"Wt do Hereby eertjtv haaf 7oe snbeyvise Me arrangements toy aNMe Monfhl anu Quar- herly Dra7oings ef Me Lonisiana .Shafe Lof- fe,y Company, anu in person m0nage and con froi Me Draoings Memseloes, aud Maf Me same are eo1dxeted aOiM Honesty, Jaiyuess, and in good /aiM tozOaydS aH ba,fies, and aoe amfhorise Me Ccmpany !o me Mis ee,fifeate soiM Jae-similes ef ow sg~afnres aA4ehtd iu jfs adzys,Jiss,usu/e p
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urSeS bi A.. s1llIe on lclt shoulder neep, Cos crop off the right car an. hcleIt sharpened; w.ther> crop Of he left and tight silarrened; rang san Francisco mts; | U ad Flagstaff ,.;y
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iayapai county. Gar marks-Swal- ow fork in ngbt, under blt and slit in lett ear. All horses belonging to ,ls are branded same on left hip.
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and spll. in right ear, and split on top of left ear. Also all cattle with bar M on both sides. Also all horses branded M on left shoulder. Range-Mogollon Mountains. P. O. Flagstaff, Ariz.
 r. NJ. VANDERLIP,
 w. B. VANDERLIP, R.
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kStockrnen Attention !

EStockInen Attention :!
 The undersigned hare for sale, at their ranch. three car loads ot bulls, GalIoways and Herefords, which will be sold cheap for cash or good notes. u LocKETT BRos.
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k.ai .na.ks: ~quare cut lett ear-over slope of right ear. w. D. BLACK, P. O. Flagstaff, Ariz.
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A. r. WLLlAMs, P. o. Blue Canyon, via Keam's Canyon, Yavapai County, Arizona.
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..-n t ,..,,, ,.,. lm ,rk, crop and bo IT .h,, croJ off left. Most al tl attle also branded and vented K 1n right side.
 BRANDS TO BE KEPT UP. A on left shoulder of all hors Al on Jeff Si ie of all si cattle with jinglebcbbed ears.
 X on fit sic, O all male cattle with j!nglcoobOed arS.
 B. E. BUIIWlNKI E,
 Agent and General M; nager P. 0. Fort K ckerson, Flag gstalf, "
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he risht and under split in the l f Range, Mogollon Mts. P O. addr:;, Camp Verde. F. MCCLARREN.
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Non u, Ariz. Also rib rant, Xi, on right side. ''r mark crop off of left ana two slits n right.
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lp; T, left slde or hlp; 2 H, left de or hip; Boot cattle, road brand on right slde; | cattle, cross oh sht side. Horse brand, co.
 P. c Flagstaff, Ariz.
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THE ARIZONA CHAMFIONLS THE OFFICLAL
 ORGAN OF THk A&SOCZA7IOV
TIE A2IzoNA CATTLE Co.,

Range: Sa Francisco Mts.
 rand: Cattle.
 on left ribs; wal
 E on each cheel lit in each ear
 HE ARIZ)Nl { ATTLE Go. nay pure h sed th rand publishe, low, former
 vned by Sau icrs & frenc Cattle brand A eft side, horse
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
 U Over Half a Million Distributed.
Tooth Grand Monthly

VOOlH VIEHIIu N1OIIlIIy
 AND THE Extraordinary Quarterly Drawing In the Academy of Mcsic,
 New Orleans, Tuesday,
 September IA, 1886. Under the personal supervision and manage ment of Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, oi Louisiana, and Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Nirpinia.
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All cattle bear ing the above ] brand on right hip are the prop erty of the under signed.
 Ear marks: crop
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iL.III A.aI--i.dI.. l 9 address F lLL ta!t, Ari2; Catll branded k on lei
 lip; ear m a rkS
 'q Il d T t crop or left and nick O. ns,D,J.J c,,,,a n
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.. "-p. ..i. nl.rAs Under half crop | lett and upper half crop in right. <ange-Mogollon Maintains. 20. lddress-Flagstaf, Arizona.
 JOHN MONTGOMERY.
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shoull .... San Francisco mour. tains; P. O. ad lress. Flagstaff, Arlz
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All horses and cattle branded as above on the right thigh are the prop ,rty of the under signed unless vented ;on right shoulder.
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All cattle and horses bea n 2 ',e above brand 'elong to the un. lersigned. Range bH miles south. ast of Flagstaff.
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w. M. Fain- } and, ola stock.
 on left hip:
 ung stock, I6 n left hip; ca aark, slnooti 'rop left cal ; range, NIogol ArII
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..,' |. range Mogoilon mtS.
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A 1haw in Washington County.

MIR. ED1ToR.-I read your editorial
article on Senator Edmunds of two
weeks ago and wish to say it expresses
the opinion of a large number of re-
publicans of Washington as well as in
Orange county. If Mr.. Edmunds is
all right, why all this anxiety about
his re election? Why is it that his
friends find it so important to have the
county senator's pledged to support
him in the Legislature this fall? Is he
ready to pledge his support to the re-
publican candidate, even though he
may not be from the great West? Why
is it that Mr.. Edmunds feels so great
an interest in the farmers all at once
and why also In the temperance ques-
ton? Has he always been as ardent
an advocate of the great temperance
question as now? These are some of
the questions that large number of
republicans are asking. If we are all
to Judge Of the future from the past,
what are we to expect from him. How
inconsistent in him to travel all the way
to Bennington to vote for Mr.. Blaine
and then refuse to say word for him
or if not for him for the great Ma
tional Republican party of the county.
Nor MUGwUMP.
Montpelier, vt.
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Mr.. Bailey's Position.

In the editorial columns of the Argus
this week appears an article concerning
the agitated removal of the county seat
from Chelsea which sets forth a few
of the leading reasons why such a
change is desired by the greater por-
ton of the inhabitants, and how I'M
remarkable It is in the "march of events
which blot out geographical centers''
that this should be SO. With this we
most heartily agree.
1.-THE present seems be favorable time for the peo-
pie Of Orarge county to act in the matter. 1t is
torious fact that a rule man become candi-
date for any county Office be he member of either
party, without pledgng himself oppose the removal
Of the county from Chelsea. At the present time
there seems to be exception to this rule,
dersand that Spear, Of Brantree and Soper of West
Randolph, are Internationally in favor Of removal
Would it conuce the best interests Of the county
that party should be laid aside and those gentlemen
elected"
Now as this and other remarks of
the recently created government official
seem intended to convey the idea that
i'm order to bring about this desirable
change Bailey must be defeated and
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West Fairlee

r. A. Chase is confined to his house
with sickness.-Mrs. L. V. Quimby
and family of Chelsea, Mass, return
ed home this week.-Mrs.. Elmer
Hutchins of Somerville, is visiting in
town.-Mrs. j. Eastman has moved to
Thetford for the winter.-Wm. Hutch
ms and family returned home this
week, also Geo. Siblev and family
Eta Bohonon of Barre is visiting at
her ather's.-Miss bailey of Boston
is stopping at Col. Observation-Disclosures
Kimball Of Ill. is stopping in town.
II. Kennedy shot eight ducks at the
lake last Wednesday, killing three at
one shot.-Mrs. C. W. Bliss fell
through step and broke her wrist last
Wednesday.
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Lyme

There was an entertainment of UNI
usual interest at the Chase farm on
Saturday night last. Carriages came
from all directions, toilets were prom
inent and any one could see that some
event was to happen of uncommon
caste. For the past few weeks Hanni-
bal Chase has had a few distinguished
guests in no less personages than
Messrs. Calisca Lavalle the celebrated
pianist and composer also President of
the Music Teachers National Associa-
ton, of the United States, E. Letang,
professor of architecture at the school
of Technology of Boston, Chas. Noe
Their also of Boston and several others.
Mr.. LAVAL = kindly consented to give
a musicale to Mr.. and Mrs. Chase's
friends. To say that the select compa-
ny who had the privilege of being in
vited were delighted with the even
ings entertainment would be but fee
BILE expression of their feelings. The
programe consisted of piano solos by
Mr.. Lavalle,a flute and piano select
ions by Mr.. Letang and the celebrated
pianist, coronet solos by Mr.. Mother,
vocal selections by Miss Sallie Chase,
songs by masters, Porter and Josiah
Chase. One tOf the features of the
evening were the "Tablaux vivants"
between the selections, among the
most effective were the Country
Choir" which caused much merriment
and "Blue Boards wife's" who was SO
realistic as to make your blood curl in
your veins. After the entertainment
fhnrn n sal xr,h.nl, Ioctal LOT in,
the night and after vote of thanks
rendered to Mr.. and Mrs. Chase and
the artists and amateurs, every body
went home gay and happy. The piano
used by Mr.. Lavalle was a magnificent
Henry F. Miller piano which was senta
to him from Boston and we must say
without hesitation that it was the best
instrument we have ever heard in these
parts. Let us hspe that we will have
another visit from these same gentle
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Judge Tebbetts' Veto.

WEST FAIRLEE, VT, Sept. I'd, 1886.
Mr.. EdHor-In the Argus of this
week F. p. Eaton, Esq, democratic
candidate for Assistant Judge in
Orange county, declines to serve and
suggests my name as that of the per-
son to be voted for. refused to have
my name used in the Democratic Con-
vention, although requested, and l
now say that am not candidate for
the office named and shall not consent
to be under any circumstances. l am
still republican. | shall vote for Mr..
Sargent and hope all true republicans
will do the same,
Yours Truly,
JOSEPH TEBBErTs.
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A Voice from keWbury.

The prominent question just at pres
ent is who will be our representative
from Newbury? Among the names
mentioned is that of Mr.. Sidney John
son. Mr.. j. as every one knows is a
straight out republican and a liberal
minded, public spirited citizen. He is
ready speaker and what he says is
interesting and to the point, and he
would be an honor to the town, but
what ever he may receive at the hands
of the voters will come to him I'M
sought, for he is no wire puller OF
political trickster. b.
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Mr.. Eaton Declines.

The following communication from
Mr.. Eaton will explain itself:
CORINTH, VI. Aug. 23d, 1886.
Friend Chubb.-I write you to sly
that although l fully appreciate the
honor conferred on me by the Demo-
cratic Convention in nominating me
as a candidate for assistant justice, l
most respectfully decline the same,
believing the interests of the cause
will be better advanced by using the
name of another gentleman. And |
suggest the name of Joseph Tebbetts
as that gentleman. Hoping that this
will reach you in good time l remain,
Yours very Respectfully,
f. p. EATON.
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men and artists next year and that we
may be made happy again by their
sweet strains.-L. w. Emery has sold
the grist mill to Mr.. Stinson of Nor
wich.-Baxter Humphrey died sudden
ly Aug. Goth and Francis Flint on the
31st.-Charlie Drake returned to Bos-
ton Thursday.-Mr. Pierce of Toledo,
is at his sisters Mrs G. F. Kingsbury's.
A, L. Garland Of Elyria, o., is in town
also Foster Whipple of Lowell
Another arrest was made this week for
illegal sale of liquors.
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Commissioners, Notice.

TIME undersigned, having been appointed by the Hon
l. Probate Court for the district Of Bradford COM
mi ssioners receive, examine and adjust all claims
H. Eustis late Of West Faee in said district deceased,
and all claims exhibited in offset thereto, hereby give
notice that will meet for the purposes aforesaid at
w. Fanhams Hotel in said West Fairlee on the 18th
day of September and sth day Of November next from
clock m, until o'clock p. m each Of said days,
and that six months from the 9TH day of August A. D.,
1886, is the time limited by said court for said creditors
a llowance.
Dated at West Farlee this a3d day of August 1886.
WILLIAM PAUL,
43 THos A. CHASE I Comms.
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Wentworth.

Ed. Hall, young man of this vii
lage, about 25 years of age, was drown
ed in Bakers pond Sunday afternoon
while trying to swim across the lower
end of the pond. He had swan about
half the distance when he was seen to
60 down, and before assistance reach
ed him he went down the third time.
He has been barbering in Plymouth
the past summer.
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Soper elected. We willsay that we
have had an interview win Mr.. Bailey
and are authorized to Sd! that he Is
not opposed to the ren0val of the
county buildings from Chelsea, and is
in favor of submitting the question to
the voters Of the county. So those
DESTROYS of change in the county seat
need have no fear as to casting their
senatorial votes for Victor |. Spear
and John Bailey.
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The Orange County Musical Festi-
val will be held the last week in Oct,
instead of the first as previously an
nounced. Full list of artists, ETC., will
be given in Il subsequent edition.
Chas. Farnham has commenced to
study law in his fathers office.-W. c..
Low goes back to New York to-mor-
row.-Mrs. w. II. Nourse was taken
suddenly very sick last Tuesday, but
is much improved.-The list Of pre-
mitms and officers for the County
Fair and Cattle Show will be found in
the inside pages.-The last sight of
the familiar old railroad bridge.-Frost
in some places in town Wednesday
night.-All who attended the services
at the Congregational church last Sab
bath morning were much pleased with
Rev. Mr.. Miles sermon.-Dan East
man who was so well-known here as
N. A. Bailey's clerk, paid visit last
week to his parents. He now has a
good situation in Worcester.-At the
advertised sale of the j. w. Bliss u
Co., sash and blind property Saturday,
but one bid was received which was so
inconsiderate that the auction was
abandoned. The property will now
be offered at private sale.-Mr. and
Mrs. Miles and George Hardy started
for their home in Merrimac, Mass,
yesterday.-J. H. Benton, Jr., who
formerly studied law with eX-Gov.
Farnham, now prominent lawyer of
Boston was in town this week Wednes-
day.-Last Saturday night about II
O'Clock as the mixed train was coming
down by j. II. Sawyers' person
threwa stone which passed through
the cab window, fortunately however,
injuring no one but scattering the
glass over the engine. 1t is satisfac-
torily known who did it and if repeat
ed, the miscreant will be summarily
dealt with.-Last call to pay your
taxes to the town treasurer expires
next Friday the 10th inst.-Mrs. Geo.
A. Low and sons entertained large
and pleasant party of their friends at
the Low mansion Wednesday eve.-
Quite number from this station at
tended the Opera at Mountain Park,
Wednesday and many more are going
tomorrow .-The Methodist Lawn
Party on H. G. McDutfee's grounds last
Friday eve was nice affair. The
lawns were brilliantly Illuminated and
one could not help enjoying himself.
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WHAT GOLD FRITZ" SAID.

1t was an aphorism of Frederick the Great
that "Facts are divine things" An undls-
puted fact /. that Dr. Perce's Golden Med
ical Discovery" is the most powerful liver
vtalizer extxnt, and by It's characteristic and
searching action will cure dyspepsia, consti.
patton. dropsy, kidney disex-e, sick.hesdache
and other mslsdies which, popular opinion to
the contrary Notwithstanding. are directly
traceaDle to diseased condition of the liver,
by which its york rs purifier Of the blood is
made inc omplste. All druggists.
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7NHE undersigned, having been appointed BY the Hon
l. Probate Court for the district Of Bradford, Commas
soners to receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands Of all persons against the estate Of Remina
Rice late of Farlee in said district deceased, and all
claims exhibited in offset thereto hereby give notice that
we will meet for the purposes aforesaid, the dwell
ing Of the late Remina Rice in Faree the a4h day Of
September and a4th day of December next, from /!
o'clock p M until o'clock p each Of said days, and
that six months from the sd day Of Aug A. d. 1886, is
the time limited by said court for said creditors to
present their claims Denomination and allowance
Dated at Thetford, this a7th day Of August, 1886.
H. p. CUMMINGS, | cou,s
LEpurHuN TAYLOR, Noa'n'S'
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Vote +! !!

The ticket that heads this column IS
worthy to be carried by all who de-
sire the success of the Republican
party. The candidates are all good
and true men, and are entitled to
full Republican vote.
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We received a very handsome "Proc-
lamation" from Mr.. ID. Blakely an
nouncing the removal into more com
modious quarters of the Blakely Print
ing Co., of which he is president.
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Charles Flagg and wife from Frank
lin Falls, N. H., are visiting his sisters,
Mrs. g. +. Underwood and Mrs. Sene-
ca Dickey.
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We understand that O. r. Baker
will very shortly add new depart
ment to the Boston Clothing House
putting ina complete line of gentle
mems shoes, SO that he will be literally
able TO "clothe man from head to
FOOT
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Tom Committees Of aohaterer party
can get ballots printed promptly and
at reasonable rates at the OPINION Of.
flee. Send Ia yOur orders as soon as
possible otter the nominations are
m0de.
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Some mean rascals stole number of
fowls off the rOOsts night or two ago
from Geo. Linton. If the miscreants
were caught they would be severely
dealt with.
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100 Doses

One Dollar. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the only
medicine Of which this can be truly said (;
and it 10 An unanswerable argument as to
the strength and positive economy of this
great medicine. Hoods Sarsaparilla is made
Of roots, herbs, barks, etc, long and favorably
known for their power in purifying the blood;
and in combination, proportion, and process,
Hoods Sarsaparilla is peculiar to itself.
"Por economy and comfort we use Hoods
Sarsaparilla." Mns. C. BREWSTER, Buffalo.
"Hood's Sarsaparilla takes less time and
quantity to show its effect than any other
preparation ever heard Of. would not be
without it In the house." Mrs. c. A. NJ.
HUBBARD, North Chill, N. Y. 100 Doses
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Curtis and Mr..
Mrs. John 9. Stearns are enjoying an
outing at Saratoga.
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*Bradford Village " ToWn*

Mrs. II. B. Stevens is expected home
from Chicago tomorrow.
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Miss Eva johnson returned yester-
day from three weeks visit to her
relatives ut Leominster, Mass.
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BRADFORD SAVINGS BANK & TRUST CO.,
Paid up Capital, $4,000 Receives deposits, makes
collections and does general banking business,
Bradford, VT.
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Gen. w. IL. Jackson of Nashville,
Tenn, an eX-Confederate General was
at the Trotter House Wednesday.
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S. X. Dexter, the commission mer-
chant, and family of Lowell were in
town this week.
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JOHN H. WATSON,

JOHN II. WATSON,
attorney ami COuuSeII0rukZ Lam,
Master and Solicitor in Chance.y. Collections prompt
ly attended to-
Bradford, VT
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Meat Market |!
REeOPENE d.

Fresh and salt meat q fish.
beef, pork, lamb, ham, saus-
age, Bologna sausages, tripe,
dried beef, salmon, mackerel,
salt pork, lard, domestic
chicken, cod fish, homeless
cod, oysters, pickles, potatoes,
turneps, onions, beets, carrots,
cabbages and squashes.
Fruit, nuts and raisins.
Cigars and Tobacco, Maud
S, Manning Nail Twist &
Fine Cut Tobacco.
Crackers plain and fancy,
Tea & Coffee, spices, Molass-
es, oil, vinegar, flour. soap,
matches and Canned Goods.
We will exchange goods
for Eggs, Butter, Pelts &
Hides and other produce,
III. II. PILLSBURY
.,.n BRADFORD, VT.
This market WiH be sold ut a Low
flgure to any one Willing to pay spot
cash.
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Yesterday Mrs. VIM. H. Haskins,
Miss Sadie and Mrs. Henry Haskins
were driving down the hill on Pleas
ant st. at the rear of VIM. Easmans',
Miss Sadie was driving and attempted
to turn Oh to Main street, but as the
horse was trotting quite fast and the
greater weight was on the outside the
carriage was overturned and the Occu-
pants thrown out. Mrs. Henry Has
kins received fracture of the wrist.
Mrs. Haskins was quite thoroughly
shaken up but was not otherwise in
jured. Miss Sadie escaped unhurt.
The carriage was badly broken. The
horse was thrown down but secured
before injuring itself. The team was
from Libbey Brothers stable.