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NEW ANIMALS FOR THE PARK.
Sup erintendent ConklIn Gone to 6uy AZ
the ST. Louis Sale.

Superintendent ConklIn Conc to huy AZ
the Sc. Louis sale.
Superintendent Conklin OF the Central Park
menagerie left for st. Louis last evening 10
attend the sale Of animals in that oity's
geological gardens. The st. Louis Zoo was
established about twelve years ago by the st.
Louis Agricultural and Mechanical Associa-
tion, but Of late years. owing to the distance OF
the garden from the city and for other reasons.
It has failed to meet EXPENSES and the sale OF
tho animals was finally resolved upon. Tho
sale will begin on SATURDAY. morning and last
through the day. Representations OF almost
all Of tho i'm portant geological gardens in tho
country and Of MANY circuses and travelling
shows will be present.
Superlnt tendent Conklin hores to secure
some OF tho finest animals aud particularly
some that our own menaeerie lack He Will
price comes within tho limit Of tho allotted
sum- will arrive In their new home in Central
Park tho latter part OF the week.
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Mackey-Allen.

Prot joseph o. Mackey and Miss Alice Allen
we're married yesterday morning In 81. Jo-
ssph's Church. Jersey City. Tho Rev. Mgr.
Seton celebrated the nuptial mass and after
ward nnited the couple. Only few friends
Tho bride wore white India silk. point lace.
and white tulle yeil The honeymoon will be
spent at Niagara Falls and in Canada.
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A ssneoI Teacher Bur.es to Death.

Miss MskRis Farrell the public school
teacher who was burned at her home. 179 Hoy.
ward street, Williamsburgh. on Tuesday after.
noon by. her clothes catching fire from an oil
stove, died at 5 o'clock yesterday morning.
Her aged father. who severely burned both
arms and face nv his efforts to save her. was
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o9..a .,s.. .s S.r
Tor Europ. per steamship + si:msrek. Vi. sontG:
%"}s, rs ::;
ss Sss s% nai.s
s:s ss:.S aud Su.'sms'. must ): u't'ssa
Sis. q.
Martinique. Tor Barbsdoss ana pemerara VIA Barha:
.s sss G 6 ss.;
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s;s'sa !iS' s"Rss
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ss.ss s!.s =, r.'s..S x.
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fSs::, s.sssMs Ssi..s; K, "arsfo. vsn.x"ss; 4
s."sss Hss''r r!i": II: S':H ."1i,: a "' \
Tor Caupech6 thiAnAs TabnscO ana lnra'
tan. per sfeAmshp OriSsbA Gette's for Cuba Tam
pico. and Tuxpal direct and other Mexican States
Hts:3p r. NJ for st, Pierre. Miqueon. per steamer
from North sydney.
SosA. from "?.'s %:a 5I:.n ri: T. "'" per
Mails for Australia. New Zealand. Hawaiian FIJI. and
Samoan isanda per steamship Alameda urOm San
Ersnci.rol clos. here daily MP to Aug rs AZ go
y. N. Tor arrival ~ New York OF steamship
rInbria with Brish mails for Aust rAiiai Mails
for Chna and Japan. per steamship Oceanic urom
san FrAnci>rOl close here daily up to Aug sIJ at
aa,r. Y. Mais for ihs Hawaiian Island. per
sfeamship ZeaHndiR Urom san Francisco. Close
here daily up TO Aug ~ q GMrM Mais M 70! tho
clscol cosc her. daily Nd to Aug .43 nt G,No N;
Mails for Newfoundland, by rail TO Halifax. ani
Ih-ncs by rteauar close At this Oil"s dairy At $50
rn Ma.: for MiSu.lon; ,y ,,y raj, rail- to Nos Boston ana
I'm Mats for rubs, by rail- to TampA Fla: aud
thence BY steamsr sailing Mondays and Thnrsdays)
cio's Ht this office daily at .;j A ". Mails for
Mexico. overland, unless specially addressed for
dsspatch BY steamer close a. this ONCE daily At 300
AN
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for Sale.

=. - - > ; : >
NOR sALE.-At GsorRstown. Conn. six acres real
estats; factory. steam and water power; 20 wood.
WORKING mach'nss consstinG ot psSsrr % tn.ners 40;
patents Of the celebrated Acme paper fa.isu price
SAMUEL Y. RANDOLPH Murray si.. New York city.
AT A SACRIFICE, elegant new furniture made TO-
"A order for lady who went abroad. lt consists OF
piano pArlor suits in brOcAde and hk plush folding
beds leokinE glasses bed music clock &C. Private
house. IuA East 5jth A.
TTNOGETHBR OR SEPARATELY-Three hrst.class
corner liquor stores iull license tood house and
bnsines also lease snh furniture of hose every piece
made 10 order; no AXenu Address NJ. b. H.. box ",
Sun Office.
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sgvssss cousy. CsAssE.s-Aotioa calendar. Nsa !
70 Is. called OF ~ o'clock -
BStshilson. Martin Lsnshsn CashAstas SsessnAan.
Asd Shse1ess bSsshS 10 4 =
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Your nvsstassy brick fats and lots each 25xGii be
ing IHi TO lS7 West 3td sold by Bry /. Ken
nelly 10 chsrs SchlssinEsr for $780,
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Gelert 3pard.

CosrARs ExTERMINAToRs destroys Bsdbuss,
~ Roachea RatA Mice. feAa Anita Lioe; ipfAilihs ~
years; nothing but "cosrAR's" does work IN singls
night " Clinton place.
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NOR SALE ON THE HILL. BROOKLYN-Thres-
story and basement brown stone house. 2DNiixl u;
In good location. convenient to elevated railroad sta
ton aud In tr.t.c!aSs order thrOuKi oat: sanitary
plumbing; &c; wiz sell inrnirure with house u dc.
wishes to leave the "ty For particulars address h. N.
A.. box l4O. sun onice.
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atestshsstsr Go. Property :for Sale.

rHOICE INVESTMENT - Oh pest farm in westchss
~ ter county for sale; suitable for subdivision.
BARkLEY ~ Cortandt 81
w RsTCHEsTER COUNTY. for homsss.tsrs and in
.ss. S 4; 81 y a2fffGf4SS fssfsssS fs 49, ''S
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s,sst tltus hlAsp Aus. is-Sns following yaehts ar
- AIsis Iussts ssSSs vs.sSsS s Hiisss sS ssS issa,
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ONE ENJOYS

OA~S A~A<JO u ~
Both the method and results when
Syrup OF Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yetpromptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn cffectually, dispcls colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commendit
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes to tryit. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
'nwsvuts. Ky. NEW york. N. u
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Afal Gstate for sals-1,ruoklyu.

GOOD ISVESTMENT-Two buildings down town
n prominent corner near bridge: store nnd tene-
,"ents: rented for $ih price SiJ.ho: rart can re-
m ain at per cent. H. CHISHOLM. 80 Nassau st.. n. y
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A VALUABLE PLOT look 100 and lar Sc residence in
n good condition. will he sold TOR $25OUU; location
trst class and increasing IN Nnlue.
X CHISHOLM, 80 Nassau st,
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East Side,

Eoop BOARD. comfortable furnished rooms eaa
" hath. plano; also table board. -
Nra LEFFLRR 10th
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ODsT. as EAST. bet. ist and IA ava-Nioeiy fur
q nishsd rooni Kood German cooking, A.oO; table
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hTH Av 1O2 ga years. cstablished mechanics board
ing house for quiet respectable working ladiss and
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. with board; eaa 30.
IN cOminouate four gentlemen
Mrs OLSON. 1 $50 80 AZ, sseond nooY.
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I LIVINGSTON PLACE. IA facing stuy vssant Park
honr RI n n m Ice I'M
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ORR ST. o. FAsl, near Broadway. = Single and
y double AIRY rooms. excellent boarai table boarder1
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3 NICHOLSON KAN ,
CHESrkR GRIsw0LE
lkylsO UHINkELt.

The Owesne wont to Fall River tonight to
niH niHi out. She will have her sails re -cut. and
S,i. eS put u as good trim as possible for the
LolIpthlan Yacht Club sweepstRkes race next
tMonday; she Is not likely to start TO- morrow In
sne special race tor 46-footers. A diver went
svhn,aer sh,aaer me Mineola after she anchored here
tn,s atarnoon and found that her copper
CS.ton Is dented considerably and her Keel is
Az EweG , up some. but otherwise she is all right:
oef M. hariEday; EaIy Her sails will b. re.cyt also.
10 me best race Of 4t-fnotsrs OF The year, II
spe sns wTeSther is favorable OF this hnrbor. The
sPeelal matches between tho Iro1uois and
Ssvs Ss vailed next week. F. W. VHnderbilts
RsyxSS,S,. boat and tho New York Yacht Club
TSs ma, a.,opmittes will manage tho contests;
Minsn%a n%Stch race between the .Jessica and
.. IT. TO Mn.on tsss nsGs and In toner; Psas
coS1,.1ss n,tsI1s match; f.G T. s. Mergsn ssiIsd tbs
oTTSSsnsS, TSssn and Nat Watson the ssyoDsra-
New Rsd,uantser left the fleet this morning At
Tbs Hpsainort and started tn the eastward.
fvs .Msynower. Oenone Crusader, Fieur dc
Csn, son1ueror have also gone east:
viii hs,i Iocker says to- night that tho Beatrix
and Vii VIII out on tho railway hero tomorrow
With ~, H. ~ Rs 60 Into, the race for 46,footsrs
MnscIIed Tho probable starters are Glorisna
Ths N, say"naTa. and JessicR-
msicb %alneoa anu Sayonara sailed special
tbinw 'or slOo side to-day. and the same
jss.ffl' j.f y on Tor Tomorrow. The Mineola and
nsc,caa sali private match to- morrow In con-
A''"oa Win the 46-foot race.
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8sal @state for Sals-Iung aslaud.
COLUMBIA PARK

Opposite woodhaven sration Of Jamaica av. Electric
r. X only -, mi o. from New York City l'Sl: excep
tonaily hns view OF by and ocean Ircm the Ridge
Lois reasonable: sidewaiks; good water wvrxa Terms
to suit; titles guaranteed.
Ofice. World building New York city.
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IraSEEI lDNE MONTH.

PARTMENTS to let. wth all inprovenents> in cor.
n n.r house; renta Sl2 Siu. Northwest corner 91th
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HQn ST. 20 EAsT.-H nndsome rooms, with frat class
~ boArd trahsicnts accommodated; terms reA.
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4 TIL ST. 300 NEAR I'd AN.-Newy furnished rooms
IL superior board; table boarders accomm odated.
e1OD ST: lts EAsT.-severai nicely furnished rooms
81 for housekeeping or gentleman with board n
required.
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CARRIAGES!

We have just received a lot
of the incest Carriages we have
ever had which we can sell low
er than ever. They consist of
two-seated family carriages,
open and top carriages, Concord
style and buck-boards.
We have also some second
hand Carriages for sale low.
And lot of new and second
hand Harnesses.
Give us a call and if you
don't buy of us it may help you
in making your selections when
you do buy.
LIBBEY BROS.
Bradford, May 3. .,
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The death of Hon. Homer E. Royce
takes from the Supreme Court of Yer.
mont, its chief Judge, sound lawyer
and high minded gentleman. 8 He
has been in public life for about, fifty
years, as member of Congress, mem.
Der of the State Legislature and Judge
of the Supreme Court, and has, in
these various positions, borne himself
honorably and has performed his va
riOus duties with marked ability The
members of the bar and suitOrs at all
our courts will greatly miss his courtly
and considerate bearing, and deeply
regret the loss of the legal wisdom
which he always displayed in the per-
Torrance of his judicial duties. eo~s
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Vershire.

I'd. Richardson and family were
invited to Post Mills last Friday to
ioin in the celebration of the ninety
third birthday of his grandfather, Mr..
Welton. Mr.. Welton is still well and
his mental faculties seem unimpaired.
Edna Church is to teach the summer
school at Corinth
The sugar season was short and we
think hardly the average amount has
been made.
Minnie Morcv is working for 7. II.
Chubb at Post Mills.
Much interest is felt in the case of
the old Copper Mining Co., and others
here, and the adjourned hearing of the
case, May Sth, will be anxiously
watched. )
The creamery begins making butter
this week
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A very interesting meeting was held
at Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday even.
ing, commemorative of the ~ ami
versary of American Odd Fellowship.
Prof. Goodhue read poem; Grand
Secretary Parker delivered short his
torical address, and the Rebekahs serv-
ed collation., all of which was much
enjoye ed. go 10
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A party of seven Odd Fellows at
tended the institution of the new lodge
at Woodstock Wednesday evening
Seven charter and thirty initiates com.
prise the membership Of what prom.
ises to be one of the finest lodges in
the state.
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Electric Bitters,

and so popular as to need no speciaI men.
ton. An who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise.-A purer
medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed
to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters
will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kid
neys, will remove Pimples, BOils Salt
Rheum and other affections caused by i'm
pure blOOd.-Will drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as well as cure all Ma
larial fevers.-FOr cure of eadache. Con
stipatiOn and Indigestion try Electric Bit
ters-Entire satisfaction guaranteed. or
money refunded.-Price 80 cts and Si per
bottle at
A. T. CLARKE's Drug Store.
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All purely business notices published in reading COL
umns and all advertisements Of churches Sabbath schools
fairs. excursions &c.. where money expected to be
reaized-wi be charged at our regular rates. Editorial
notices Of such affairs will be published free
Having obtained card subscription
for the Butterick patterns, l would So
hcit the patronage of the ladies of
Bradford and vicinity. Mail orders
promptly filled. Shall also make a
speciality of dressmaking for children.
Mrs. r. S. PIERCE.
Residence Immediately back of Town
House. q
1t is annoying to have rubber slip off
at the heel see what the Wales Good
year Co. say on page 6. They make
good goods and do not hesitate to stand
back of them.
Advertise for summer boarders in
Boston Transcript, the leading family
paper. Send for circular and rates.
Messrs. Brown & Haseltine an
nounce that the ice season commences
May LIST and closes Oct. LIST. All those
desiring to take ice by the season leave
their orders at nee.
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ACADEMY ITEMS,

No school this afternoon in honor of
Arbor Day.
The catalogue of the school is to be
printed next week.
Many have the impression that the
students in the Academy are too young
to enter the school. This is true only
in part, the average age of the four
teen in the senior class is eighteen
years and ten months, the average age
of the eighteen in the sub-senior class
is above seventeen years.
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l.. F. Hale, Esq, has gone to Boston
to meet parties interested in the Win
ner Investment Co. and their enter
prises and to hear the report Of gen.
tleman who has just returned from
Kansas City, as to the prospect of COM
pleting the Winner railroad bridge
across the Missouri. ss9ivF3s
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Litch who have
been at Hotel Low since it opened, will
close their labors about June 1stlto &C
cept situations at the Inch Arran
House, Dalhousie, N. B., under Jerome
Hale's management. ..s5 b
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IHAvE been troubled with catarrh for
ten years and have tried number of RENE
dies, but found no relief until / purchased
a bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm. I consider
it the most reliable preparation for catarrh
and cold In the head.-GeO. E. Crandall, p.
NJ, QuOnOchawntaug, K. I.
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Mrs. A. F. Colburn arrived home
Wednesday. Her father, Mr. Charles
Webster of Bethel, accompanied her
and will spend the remainder of bis
life at her home.
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A we'll known Bradford woman re-
marked in A. Osborne's store recently :
II have always used two bars of rosin
soap for weeks wash, but one bar of
Brussels soap does the same work and
the clothes look winter than ever be-
foe."
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Washburn Corps, w. r. G. will meet
next Wednesday afternoon at one
O'Clock to install the new treasurer
and such as desire to go to Wells River
in response to the invitation of Col
Preston Corps, will come prepared to
take the 3 O'Clock train.
Mrs, ROSWELL FARNHAM. Pres,
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20. R, Baker has put fine wagon
upon the road to extend the sale Of his
large stock of boots and shoes. The
salesman is Mr.. Hastings who has been
in the store for a short time. aF5 si's
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Our patrons are urged to settle their
Subscriptions for the OPINION. Our
receipts are almost next to nothing just
now for the paper viii our friend.
owing us come to the res~.'o OF our
depleted treasury. e.
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Slight arrangements of the stomach and
bowels may often be corrected by taking
only one Of Ayers Pills.. Through not
having the pills at hand. your disorder. In
lows. 'FOr the want Of a nail the shoe
was lost" etc. - 3
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j. o. Carr of Oxford made us fly
ing visit this week. He reports that
the industries at Fort Payne are rum
ming and that the city is not "played
out" by any means. The Company is
simply little crowded for ready cash,
but predicts that the "Electric City"
will come to the front agein in a few
months. We see that the stock has
taken an upward tendency from $5 to
$40 per share the past week.
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Winship has gone out of the stump
business, having refused to take the
contract to remove the tree on the site
of the proposed new bank building.
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We understand that Mr.. Blakely has
recently purchased the field of Or.
Jones, living directly west OF the lat
ter's residence.
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Mrs. C. H. Curtis, who has been con-
fined to the house with la grippe for
the past two weeks, is now able to be
at the store
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1t is currently reported that Mr.. and
Mis-. G. H. Curtis have purchased the
Hubbard Wright property at the north
end. ~, .: -.
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Miss Agnes Cowdrey is at home for
a few weeks. She is agent for selling
improved ladies' corsets and children'S
waists.
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N. r. Doe on his recent visit to
Bradford purchased the meadow land
owned by E. r. Aldrich and j A. Al
drich.
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Dan Peaslee is slowly improving.
He has had a hard struggle to keep
alive for the past month, but last re-
ports are favorable for his recovery.
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Brown & Haseltine's new refrigera-
tor is now in place. 1t is mammoth
one and is warranted to preserve. meat
in all kinds of weather. &c, tg r..
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The recent Methodist conference ap.
pointed to this church the Rev. L P.
Tucker, who has been at Wilmington
for the past three years. He is said to
be one of the most eloquent pulpit or
ators in the conference. He is married
and about twenty-eight years of age.
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M. G. johnson returned to Boston
Monday. His two weeks at home com
pletely restored him to health ana
strength
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= Bradford +. Village and Town =

Mrs. Corwin is expected home from
Boston next Tuesday.
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A. Osborne will need more clerks if
the rush for Brussels soap continues.
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w. Cummings has been in Sher-
brooke. p. c., the past two weeks ship
ping lumber. He returned home Sat
urday.
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Ed. l.. Shaw of the firm of A. B. &
E. L. Shaw, furniture manufacturers
and dealers. ~ Sudbury street, Boston,
was married to Miss Boynton who has
visited her friends here, Mrs. Crook
and family, several summers, at No.
II South Portland avenue, Brooklyn,
N. Y, April 29th Best wishes.
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Your attention is called to the large
announcement of the spring opening
at Mrs. Curtis millinery store next
week.
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2 Miss Florence Farnham returned
from her Western trip Saturday.
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The ladies are getting up masquer.
ade ball to take place some time during
this month.
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The new lodge Eastern Star was m
stituted here last evening under auspi'
ciOus circumstances.
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Capt. Charles II. Branch of Newport
will be the Memorial day orator, az
this place.
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A Fortunate and Grateful Woman

Mrs. H. Giles, Of Everett, Pa, says: ~ suffered
for years from kidney and gravel trouble No phys.
clans or medicines At home did me any good finally
visited my former home at Rondout, NJ Y, and began
lusing DR.. David Kennedys Favorte Remedy, Of Rond
out, Y. A few words tell the result. ami perfect.
y well and happy woman once more" 80 afit
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IT Would Linger,

Mapy wears have gone since good family docto
originated Johnsons Anodyne Linimcnl.
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w. II. Leavitt has returned from
Southern Pines, North Carolina.
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Stranger-And why do you call that
building Memorial HALF
Graduate-Well, if you had ever eaten
there you would never forget it Harvard
LampOOn.
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Mrs. o. A. Baldwin, e. II. Allen. II.
G. Woods and w. Il. Gage are repailit-
ING this week
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The soap trade of Bradford has been
completely revolutionized since our
grocers introduced Brussels soap.
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is the world-famed remedy for
chronic weaknesses and distress
arrangements so common to Am
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giver, imparting tone and vigou
the whole system. For feeble
men generally, DR.. Pierce's Favo]
Prescription is the greatest cart
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funded Soc guarantee printes -
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A Book of 100 pages, on "We
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Cure them," sent sealed, in plai
envelope, on receipt often cents, i
stamps. Address, Worlds Dispen
sary Medical Association, No. 66
Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-05-01

Mrs. Joseph Tebbetts is making her
friends i'm Hanover a short visit.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-05-01

Miss Carter of Littleton is now To-
Gated at Mrs. Curtis millinery empo-
rum, as head trimmer for the season.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-05-01
Invariable.

A womap's rnle in whist--when in do
ask what i, ,,umps -Elmira Gazette.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-05-01
Important Addendum.

A Ito bachelor friend)-Do come and
me some day, old chap; mind you,
daughters are all Of them engaged
lage.