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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-14
~ Until the Cho

E% Until the Cholera is
thoroughly stamped out I will dis
continue my clearance sale, thereby
giving each and every one an oppor-
tunity of taking advantage of the low
prices my goods are offered at.
NJ. @. SILVA,
Temple of Fashion.
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Board.

BOARD AT So PER WEEK-PRI-
ID vate family-S4 Beretania street.
4064-tf
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For Sale.
RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA.

10 ACRES ORANGE GROVE; ALL
LED in good bearing; one mile from
center of town and situated at corner of
Main street and Ontario Avenue The
above is in high state of cultivation,
well watered, and in one of the most
beautiful localities in California. The
party owning the same is now residing
in these Islands, and needing ready
money, is willing to dispose of at bar
gain for cash, or in exchange for city
property. Parties Wishing to purchase
will be furnished with good references at
Riverside. Full particulars will be
cheerfully given by calling or addressing
GEO. A. TURNER,
Real Estate and General Business Agent,
30S Merchant street. 4O69-tf
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~ Patrouize Ilaniwai Baths,
Waikiki. Tramcars pass the door.
w. 5. BARTLETT, Proprietor.
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TO Let.
Notice to the Public.

THE SUBSCRIPTION LIST OF THE
L HaWaiian Relief Society IS now open
at the office of the Union Feed Company.
Subscriptions for any amount will be
gladly received.
GEORGE Fl. FAIRCHILD,
T. w. MACFARL ANE,
4093-tt Subscription Committee.
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Citizens Sanitary Committee Notice

CITIZENS ARE EARNESTLY RE-
~ quested to report to the Citizens
Sanitary Committee any instances COM
ing to their knowledge of neglect of duty
or of ineficiency on the part of Sanitary
Inspectors, giving name and locality.
All communications upon this subject
will be treated as confidential.
By order of the Committee.
F. 3. Mes COCKER,
/ 4096-tf Secretary.
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Ew Reserved for Professor
WESTFALL,
Artist.
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Notice.

DURING MY ABSENCE FROM THE
~ Hawaiian Islands, w. H. Smith
will have full power of attorney to collect
and transact all my business.
MRS. w. II. SMITH.
September 18TH, 1895. 1887 2w+
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For Rent.

- NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOMS
= on Alapai street, between Young and
King, with board. Address 'B," this
office. 4093-lw
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Mules for Sale.

EINE MULES, 4 6YEARS OLD,
Il weight 1000 to 1900 lbs prime con-
dition, broken or unbroken. Call or adj
dress. r. I. MCCULLOUGH,
4090-2w Arlington Hotel.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29

Sprnemano tnset ipr Gs,S00 aroner.
Ger man nu libt paa bette, fan man
inart iisre | GlRoe ira Bergen % ligs
paa @~rnpabolisn - life iaa liost 80,
retagenoe bette aisne.
Seq ier mig iaaleoes for beunc Gang
icreIsbig iGroie paa SpiGt ps ooar
ooer 6ic!Set "@rapabalien" til frcmite
0aaroen ! 6lomsoalen ueo Rapn aars
bal, Der liaaer ca. $4,000 alrn fra
9ampitib5anIsbSteOet 5rstbein i 2(urs
lamb. 0dur ies tpmmsr iaa lnugt iOm
til ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Ter ie9 neo /
SaareaIsbaueu, % bliuer Der oar TO
prR9tl9e Sp3niugcr. Sommsr lea neo
til oisie, er bet famine Clogs, iom be,
jog bar fortlaret ON / SpiGt, en-
Wanoitabsb nraf, en- 6Urpnlterbpli9
Oip. 9esuoen en- RGn9Oe Matertas
tier, Der lfal trnusporteres til 4EDroalss
lRteren, i~aaIuart Seieu CT iaroig.
(Sluttes.)
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29
422
422
S2Se sapittl. - Gu i%nbianii Gfternoltr.

81 bap0s omtrsnt reoet en- IfI, ba pore Speibers - bar
iom iGouauIis par fOrub for at retOsnOiccre - efter at baue
belteset en- toSi paa PrGrien bIcp iee at bots FIG nso bag
nOsIe galts, iom portc paa Goppen, Os ri bolot aue title
for at aiueute 0ieiuuatet al Oeres rnoer 5o8etier. Den iars
esne Stiaing, be bauoc inbtaset, Os be. ~sienipnIise AluOr.
buurneo be iaa frem imeasm Suifene, braste os til at tro,
at be M bauDe faaet Die paa en- mere emo ~a!nrtnoelis giens
itanc.
S9 iaaIebss ptie bet fig osiaa. Gi bapoe nsppe slort
ooIot, for nj iaa Sem ~pIuOieIis trettc fig tiIbase fra tit
Stul, reHe fig Op os ueo FORTE ouriigb eo lobe bag Soten,
iret be paa famine So siOrpe Sesn iii Os, at pi ifutOs
ifuIe pS.
Der ianOtcs l~gtteIisuis Graer ~gtarteOeu, % inosn ia
Setunbers 5prlpb par ri reost ino imsuem benz, iOct ri fans
tipg isrte Srappernes Seite uwo os.
Ssicns GteiIbso iotte Spetosrne ifouO til at lobe meo
Surtisbeo, % Be uaasoe Serior Gracrne Iissiaa bartist
lot ri.
"0uab er bet2" ipurste Here paa Ell Gang.
"Gn Snoianer - en- Giternpler, " ipareoe De f~orpulteoe
g~rappers.
"sSnoianere - buOr mango sr bc?" ipurste en- al
Gauserne.
"Susm iasOe SnOOners? Seq iasOe en- SuOiansr. = ipa'
reSe 0tube. "6orepmte Sluopr = M er Oct life SiO III
at urcplel Sap Gebet parat, Sia - DC iuroemte GrsHs
i~touinser, boO neo soers giitOer; bet npttsr life at itpoe
br. %ao Sia benyte getet til ben sieItriHs - % ben
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29
WGrinnthcp.

R~GriDntbeo ipne8 at pare cit Sc,
a~emsiua9beo, Oer tilinser / betpoeIig
@roo; for en- 80 Nar liOsn bar bet Ell
reu Sieloenbeo btnnOt ituoerenoe lluo.
bonn at ie eli NHie meo Wnltineri pau;
MI fommer Der ret ipm oct er Ell bebri(.
let lioen 4erl0u ueoao Sfoleirapperne.
s Rlore Giper bar bet NOT life irit for,
at @nfelte bar 8rllter for "at Re laro
no, bette Ifuloe nemlig bore ct Sfno3
Sttlot for oereS Sioen, % Der oor oess
lloen iOrbolosuis u~irtelis faa lRrbe
Soft ben Gio; MI berimuo err ~iaagpots
iOm enbuer Stplsgut "t9rb", % oer5or
iunoe life en- "0Gieflsmme" 0ipe BAN
ct IRrlist GrR9. Set mac ba rel all,
ices iom piit, al Den O~poorenSe SlG0t
er mere uoiat ior N~ariDntbso, END
Rlore 2ioer; berior anfsres ter for
iaaoanne f6l9enbe 10 Regler ai Or. @.
Sterling Hperion, 8rOiesiOr / gsnipl'
BONNIE oeo Trinity Mebical College,
Eorpntp:
y 2as life inbe i ct Sernbaneto9,
ION er / 5art, eller / bet Sete tnget,
naor man tisrer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29
42l

Otter unbericste jes Sorbsn; men Iiseiorn for piits bet ia,
at Erappsreus 0inc par bebre eno mine.
"Ser er en- Billet til Dem, unse IlanS, iasSs ban, iOet
ban Ieucreoe mig ct Eapir.
st anbct Slao a. Somme6p9en.
Sea areb Set % eie~nuemIafe bet meo gegiGrItsbeO. Oct
par forters euo bet iorrige.
~Guonu eugau9 raa ig aabne en- al mine aarer. NaaoS
ilaaninoen lfal finot Steo mat. Sm faa elmer pil bet pare
aiaiort. buis Gienoom lea iaI prre - buis SIapinbe - leg
apier, naar ies tauter oerpaa. Seq nil fOripse paa at fg8te.
Ge bar label mig bcboloe SGnOerne fri; men mine Semmer
er ~faItbunonc. Seq bar ipst at IoIc Saanpene op; men j9
Tan life. ., buis is blot bapSe en- sniOl Seq ueS, bpOr
Der fnees en-, og jns mua ie at iGtte mig Seilopelie al ben;
men BET maa ie / bet lofe SiebIit - bet mua lite iaa fell.
Senri, ies ct iaft Ds beitemt = is beusipsr mig lite til
SortpiuIelIe - paa ben enc eaer ben auosn 0faase ifal j9
pipe at bcfri mia. 3c fommsr - Sturteuc beuogtsr mig -
ies maa -
Ser uar grepet ~plubieii9 ABRUPT; bcnbss 6ansspostere
baube nern,et fla. gnpirtt par t~poeIiguis en- 6ait bIcpet
lfiult for benz; bet blep funoet iaumsnfrpaet neotaltet i
Gr&Siet.
Ni torbeu en- Stuno paa Steoet, fOrat pore Sssite tunSe
bliuc uobpileoe o. ~i,rfriifepe; be i%tattels Opr trenste til
besse Dele.
Der ianOtes 9arO ~9tGrbeceu. Oct par uuilf, naar ri
after iisbte paa noget.
SOIen par lanst ueOe, 0a ri after iortiatts pOr Sci - nor
fSfs giarid bsuap Sporst.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29
423

unse Ulanb Fer, ban peO buorleoss - os Dor M, bpao ies
iiger, 5olt: Sngsu al eoer naa qiue Slo. Seq msner, at
&ougct cr tiltratteIist. Bill S pare ebsrs 2iu, iaa ipr itfe;
tbt Stuoosne tan 5ores ii wiI borte. 9ar ou 8sbst parut,
Din? ga 0e, unse Wtanb2 9t / SrOsn! 9as nu bssse
npie paa, Og bang ben fOrOpmts aisItrins liseiOnt en- aanin,
- Der tonmer bau, for Yofter!"
9 iamms 9ebtit iaa ies ouer !Ssiens Cop iorft 5opsOet
GA StuIorene al en- Bib, perpaa ben belle Yeriou, fom iab
paa en- iOr Wluitans, Der ileOe afteO @aaop. Oct er itI'
ben, man fer en- SiOiauer TIBET ride %lansiomt.
Oct par fun en- Snoianer - bcrpaa par Speioerns fire.
Sagpeo Spisn iratts fig en- aaben grars, os bpis ben
gHoe bapoe buut 2ebiasere, iaa tunoe nj lsttsIts baps feet
benz.
Msn bpaO bouos forunleoiss oenns til at psnss ON - par
BET for at ipeioe2 gsj, ban rso noen Gante os uosn 5ors
i~igtisbeo; en- Sp.osr uilbe boue baaret fig aroerisoss 40.
San tunOe pGre Suerbrinsr al ct gno men til bullet
SteO? 0e giIoe baube iftsrlis lite eiterIact npsst garti
nor gl9rbsb.
Gisie SpGssmaaI loo ira msunb til Wuns imsuen oc,
os enbuer uotalte fine 6OrmOoninscr. gppagsusrsns par
imiblsrtio ben rimcisite al benz aae.
ala, ban saar for at bente fr StioIe.A
"StioIo - bpiItet StioIo2'
"ab. De life iua bet; ies bet ia nsb mine Dine; bet par
lagt @rasist ct fort StiOlp. - Deb guo!"
6ortlarinssn bIeu iorltaast. &c Blanc bauee bentartst ct
StiOIb insaem Saiteue, buor nj bauoe sicrt Solot - iunrs
i~YHIispis par bet bsust eierIaot Of en- al Sapiausrus. DC
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29
gaa &rigsltien.
1rmnn of aaptein " pne Rsi'.

Suo |an9lOmt uiOere, ba ri piloe siue 6isnben &to til at
''4Vs get Steo, buOr ban bauoe siort Solot. VI tunoe o9'
y gHae 9aOe builet oS en- Stuno; men jes tiuoo BET lite,
WI 'aR9iOa'me Riot aaiseueI ipntes mig beSre eno etbpert
Fotu.
S"0@'srne rnuatte rastet set SeiuGr, ion S9ttet fors
~Ag's Dem - aaissuel baue reiit b~urtisere sno ri; Dc
V "9'R 0rp9t for at bItue opbolOt a. 6ieroen; ~IaalepeS
Nv" Der bUerteu Spsi6ere euer noseaiombellt Sla9S
mg'S90. Sc par nu fit esct 9ano, Siertet al Cos
7'"te SeNpoeIig - % De irpsteoe life for noSen
S w. u oerlmoo MATTE bape pore Speioere iOran os
"yVtE AZ Seteas arunuiuser moatte Der refcgnpiceres
cup n'aatte unoeriOses. us til enBuer SorOfOr9Sis
d,S I "',~soe nj Os meo ben FORTE 9laruaassnbeo os Sorltgs
tut use @Fan'prcr optos Chen, iaa ri '~cmHeIis lanss
~ s'Haeoc Os frsmaS.
I'M, W elieTmiOOaa, % ri anfOm til bet Steb, buOr DC
a. 'I''s 9aut IN Ser. 9e baDbe antGnbt SIo % tOst
fh, "sSlon tSIisere uOuareoe ssscn oS; men oa nj fors
epS.~~ ,msOe oS, iua nj, ct DC par borte. De ombpsselig
gsso, *" 0ar Iettc at s~entienoc, % vi iaa, at De SilOss
ssprrs s'"10''N life bappe perst un~perfoitet nosen 6ors
t,s,sss,n, '' Sor gentet fra bet famine Spiietammsr iom
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29

bet bliper tGroist, ifaI iss / ct ieuert
Brep fortRle ON, tporleoes oct Ter NO
DIE 2orIietnien CT bespnOt at mure til
en- ny Gpsning, men pil life bpoee igi
til Barren. q. @rinoeim bor inotil
uioere bps Siat i Spsca. Die Saaer
% Gunoer Stare bar ti0bt Sumtcn til
asbjern &rGmmergarens 2aee, ION
lfal fDttes os sioe 8laps for en- gutit.
bp9ains. Gaa @~ierbOpoen Ital bpaosa
bet laa lanse paatGnfte Sptel, al ei
ensellf eelitab. 2iseleocs ital Der
bps9es paa uoiisten. Oct npe Sutel
paa SeIjeitao bleu aabnet / 9luarIt 90
lit Napnet 6Olsefunoen. Set bliper
beitpret al Spitreue Maoli o. Tor,
bjDrg SeljcItab; ben isrite bar pRret
SfOtlano / Here Gar os er piIt pei fit.
tet paa fin Slabs. Gorbjers bar paret
/ Gmerifa.
Saa bespnoer Der III at blipe liot
mere title; sp9ubinseu fra CONNIE,
rem Gar last fig, Us ma ~bsspnOer al
rule mco andre 9ins; gtolerne er be.
spnOt isien. Ser / SoOa bar ri til
9erer SOban SpOlb, iom er meset
linf. S 8iutes er bet o9iaa paatanft
at faa iitano Ell sIrbeios Itple for Be
itsrlte Sfolesutter. Oct piloe bit p9re
iuert bra, men bet fommer pel til at
fable bprt.
s Gitreim ps 9isernGs &rebie er
nplis aniat iom 2arer Ell @ut ira
8Ois. Den betienbt 29rer Sarnas,
iom blsp iaa itOe uOe for ct aps, er MI
aniat ium 9arer i 8Bloat.
2prbi6rs S. @ionsaser o. Snses
borg 8. 9aate er relit paa en- 2nrerin.
oelfple.
DE polltllte Snteresler er lao Inaa
os iaa, al us til Spsoepolitit; nplis sr
3 Spirem9no pnlst IND | &ommuuebel
itprelicn, nemlis Saloor @lbe, arne
8lgernGs % ariiten Sanouen.
@titet fig ibpit far Gina 8. greite,
aaro nleo Ell Gorbiprn 2ote. BrnQups
pet itoo Der; men be er nj ilptteoe til
Gtrauoebarm, bppr Fan er Sanoelss
manp. Die Snsen bieu gift meo en-
Sente fra Stauanser; De tpr bps
Saaro Serse. 9iitein 2isernGs bleu
gift meo @unbilo Ssber9. NRite Sire,
bag ifal Die .. Wiunsnser CITIES meo
en- Sentc fra StreijorSeu. Us Suritem
i Spgoa meO guua @unoersoatter
Sauouen.
9eoe / Sommerens Sob: On Spn
til Iaboes SafOb / Suroat; Ell SDn til
Smut Soteiur. al 9iiterit; Iuna 5ps,
ieoal al GLoeroomsiuasbep, bun bar
puer 80 gar % bar / mango gar lisset
tilieu9s % pGret i Srite. Gn WtoOs
irtuins til benoe er Sslteren Spnneua
Gipe, ium til Saaren bliucr 80 Iar,
% enonu, naar nnotases at bun er nos
get tuusbprt, er lise iriif baaoe paa
Sjel % SrOp. Seq bar ieet 8aomel,
iom bun bar pirfet iornplis, % ies oil
ie ben uu9e Seute, Tom fan 9lpre BET
me9et beore. Sun laa tilienss en- Sip
luaur, men @amIa reiite lis i8ien, %
err li9e iriIt ION for.
Cars Sobanie II GiOe bpbe / CONNER
al Slimatieber / 9eras, tun 10 gar
sammel. Sans Wpr, iom bcspuoer at
bliue affGtois, bauoe fun BAN at iette
i'm 9io tit, iaa bette 9uoitab blep
lpert tungt for henoe.
0ette 8reu bliper pel bet iioite ieo
Ienber Goer bette Iar; men, naar Su'
len er pper, ltal les iprtale, buOrleOes
ri ba bar baut bet. Saa puiter iee
ale i amerita bpenoe Sooinser ct goot
npt Iar. L. l..
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29
0jor oct ietp!

Reo Roots Home Repairing Outfit bicuirs,
SlluI1i Tina o. Neplration a. 5igpie. SO, stub
.fers". eanejnGsr, Ltno 1rer o.. b. 10 l. nee alaite
fplioe 3eisiatr. rs 9iseiiLter. s.: 20. q famme.
ut0iaJGa Snles % Gco1rsDt Der. S2. rul, 4 rRDi3
Betrife ic n Isle ca Roots Simplicity Process's
an laatBbs Sniearuetge, Heparatio al Sto oa Sfsu.
lei. 2sDoina, u.kh faoes TVS, aatalsg, en- . o8 NIB
al o~plnieHEs 3gser en- 8ergcdeipareIie orrot Aaisre
for g5eral Wa W, ilHces 8raiis, SmeSes % Sresfers
ieo nab CT igr GlHmebrag iG lges / ( ia1e Is. tier.-
Mirater sHifes o6sr1lt The Root Bros. Co. So
%, &.gR0Rtb, {. Rgua IseOra4goieH Eaar 3 tirioer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29

Gom gpar paa Eere5 EpTororin9 I'll mig
ON at uotale min Meniug ON SpToIflneu
"Susuennen," ltal Ieg neo0eIe, at ben er ior'
trnlig I alc Senieenoer. Jraqt $1.33. g..
2. Ioroamift Spifman, Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29
Sismard % 6oloraoopigem.

Gn Hl9e fra Colorado reiite for en-
Del Star lioeu If Sisiinsen / 9pItlnno
enc % alcne for at ie 6prit 8ismard,
icm Der pleieoe at llsSe / SAB ON
Sommerer. "a bun / nugen 9io
buube "siurt fine Zine ct @jeitebuo"
peb at glane paa ben fore Mano, Oil
bun Ell Dag liSe ben til BAN % ia:
"8ereS 9ur6tau6tigbeo, je9 maa MI
tilbase til Colorado; tillaber Sc, at
ies fpsier 3eres !6euoer, for jes reis
ier?" 8ismard rate lin bDire irem.
us bur sreb ben ipr at fore ben til fine
2eber; men ban Tom benoc i 5orfjGs
BET, ioet Fan insoe: IS Stisiin0.n FPS
Ter Ri life Soils SRnoer" % oermeo
trpftebe ban 8iseu til fig % tpsiebe
beuoe paa Munoen iaa uarmt iom nos
gen Gliter. GUN funbe MI relic bjeut
% i~prt9le, at 8eroens itsrIte Mano
baooe umfaunet % fpsiet beuos. X
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29

Serren: 6rsten, De FAR iaa fine,
Gpioe S9uoer, at 8e....
Samen (uuerie8en): Raa, buao
uar bet for en- furt9rifet &ompliment
De MI piloe fUmnle meo igien
Serreu: ...... at 2e umuli9 Tan
blipe en- goo Susmooer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29

6ar Sc ba let insen 2Dit til at
9iite Dem, Sr. Solpis?
Com nusfarl er jes tpSt, Os iom
lln9farl pil jes Do.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29

Sis trig ensans. Sr. Baron, bupra
for latter 3eres Gbuer ct iaa trauri9t
Iniist pp?
Sc bar antaselis life abnet noset
sobt on mig.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29

GtiGnbeben er ct Gnbeialin9sbrep,
aiarlisbeoeu ct s%lifalesbreu, 9eniet ct
Sribrep, @uobeben ct goelsbreo.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-09-01

George w. Wright was born in 1928,
learned his fathers trade and followed II
for many years. These were the times OF
hand made boots and shoes, and a gooq
pair of calf boots brought SIS if pegged ana
SIS if stitched, but there was wear In tnem
for paper soles were not used. There were
at one time within Mr.. Wrights recolltc-
tion no lass than fifteen men in this town
employed in custom boot and shoe making
and repairing and each man could make
an entire boot. The factory system mas
developed cheaper goods and cheaper men.
The man whose entire Work IS 10 run
stitcher or cut the leather is much less IN
dependent and original than the old time
cobbler who owned his own shop, STOCK ana
tools. The apprentice system formerly,
great help to the proprietor was not, NJ.
Wright thinks, much in vogue after lo4O.
In the early DAYS the farmers used TO get
their own leather tanned at Dea Hardy's
tannery near J, E. Sleepers present resi-
-dence. 49,.
Mr.. Wright can remember when there
were not more than half dozen houses IN
this section of the village and real estate
brought fancy prices only in the near Vlclnl-
ty of the present business blocks. IL IS MS
opinion that the rise of real estate In Brad
ford village during the past five years has
been greater than during the proceeding
TWENTY-FIVE, and ascribes this fact largely
to the village improvements recently
secured.
For many years Mr.. Wright has been en-
gagged in the carpenter trade and he has
probably assisted in building at least ascore
of houses. With the single exception OF
the residence of Col. Parker, his house was
the first one built on Wright avenue. MI
Wright married Harriet A. Cummings OF
Thetford in 1852 Their daughters, En-
ma H. is Mrs. f. W. Kenyon, and Mary T.
is Mrs. c. r. Craig, both of Bradford
Though in his SEVENTEEN year, MI Virgin :
mental powers are unimpaired and his ster
is still active
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-09-01

/oAnSon-Continned From FIfh Page.
of Newbury. January 81, 1857 They were
married at Buffalo, and she lived but few
wears. He has never remarked. He still
Continues TO live at Bradford, Pa, ana Is
largely interested in the production OF pc
troleum in Pennsylvania and West Vir-
gnia He is very highly respected and
esteemed in the city of his residence.
WILLIAM HENRY JOHNSON
Was born in Bradford in 184S, and was ed
ucated in the district school and the Brad
ford Academy and the Norwich Universe
ty at Norwich. After graduating at the
Eastman Business College at Poughkeepsie,
\. Y, he settled in Buffalo, where he has
been largely identified with local interests,
as we'll as producer of petroleum in west
ern PENNSYLVANIA. He has always taken
an active interest in the church and chart
table institutions of his adopted city, hold
ing many offices in connection herewith.
he still resides in Buffalo, and has a wife
and five children. The welfare of his ma.
tive town is always OF interest to him. and
the OPINION welcome visitor at his home.
His family spent the summer of 1894 here
with Mrs Thomas Johnson.
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learn the trade of printer, relinquishing
it for time, but resumed this occupation
in 1872 Five years later he commenced
the publication of the Lisbon Globe,
small five-column sheet, and in 1881, he re-
moved to Bradford, consO idated the rival
papers of the place and established the
United Opinion. Under his able manage
ment the circulation of the paper has large
~ increased. In addition be does large
lob printing business. the arrangements
for which. including spacious and con-
yenient building. are said to be superior to
any country establishment of its kind in
New England.
In 1878 he was chosen engrOssing clerk
i'm the New Hampshire legislature. lucra-
tive and responsible position, to when n! ne
was again elected in 1879. His busy life
has not given him much leisure for atten-
ton to public affairs, but he was appointed
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postmaster for the town of Bradford in
1880. He was president of the Vermont
Editors and Publishers Association in 1898,
and was selected by Governor Fuller to
serve as aide-de-camp upon his staff with
Col Parker is very prominent in the cir
Giles of odd Fellowship, being P. c. p of
Tr0tter Encampment, and grand secretary
of the Grand Lodge of Vermont, having
held that position since 1887. He is also a
Free Mason, affiliating with Charity Lodge
No. 43: Mt Lebanon Chapter, NO. ii, h.
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TI7yoBr 'Nen of Vermont"
HARRY ELwoOD PARKER,
Son of Charles and Amelia (Bennettl Par
ker, was born in the town of Lyman, y. H.
June ii. 1853.
His education was received in the local
schools of Lyman and Lisbon Acadehiy,
in which town lis family took up their res
dence in 1868. Possessing fine musical abil-
ity, he devoted himself to the study OF
this art for several years, and at the age OF
sixteen was the leader of a military band
in Marion, Va. In 1859 he commenced TO
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second in September. 1862. Bradford fur,
nishrd As men for the first company and ~
for the second Newbury 80 for the second
company and nine for the first company.
Doctor McKeen in his history of Brad
ford gives list of all the soldiers
enlisted from Bradford. but does not give a
history of the GUARDS as a separate organi-
zatlon. His summary is as follows: ..The
whole number furnished by Bradford ap-
pears to be 258 men, of whom lSo were res
idents of the town and 70 non-residents, of
these. men but four appear to have been
killed in battle, seventeen died in service
and four survived the wounds they had re-
ceived
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A. NJ: Bradford Council, No. IL, of Brad
ford: Palestine COmmandery X. T., No. 8,
Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine of Montpelier.
He is deputy supreme regent of the Royal
Arcanum, and at the present time is the
Orange County member of the Republican
State Committee and is Vice President for
Vermont of The National Republican
League of the United States.
He was married at Nashua, \. a.. Sept.
"a, 1873, to Annie NJ, daughter of William
5. and Sarah (EmersOn) Weston. Five
children have blessed their union: Leslie
Weston (died in infancy Katherine Louise,
Sarah Knowles, Charles and Levi.
Col. Parker is spirited advocate OF all
village improvements, heartily devoted 20
fhe Interests of his town and section, al
WAYS on the alert to introduce new enter
prises, and progressive and popular editor
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Congregational church of which |. c. Wll-
lard mas been deacon Mr.. Willard was an
old line Wing and cast his first pre,ldentlal
vote for Henry Clay, but since its organl-
cation he has been a member OF The reHno
lican party. A life long resident or the
town, and a farmer, it is safe to assert tnat
he has not an enemy IN the world. ana MS
declining years are like the meloW Id"
dience of the autumnal sun. SINKING pedcS-
fully behind the western nils
Some one | think it was Horace Greeley
has well said "he is a public benefactor
who makes two blades of grass grow where
one grew before" Much more puolic
benefactor is he by whose hand house is
built or beautiful street laid out onch
man needs no monument to perpetuate MS
memory although he we'll deserves one, Tor
he will be sever remembered by what lie
has done"
The people of Bradford will freely ad-
NIT that to no other citizen now living does
this sentiment apply more appropriately
than to Geo. w. Wright the veteran nc
chanc and builder and life long resident OF
the town. Winchester Z. Wright, MS
father, came here as an infant with ms
fathers family about the beginning OF tne
century and was shoemaker by trade, was
one of the first to establish the great lnno-
walton of having a shop of his own and
bringing his customers to him ms ead OF
going to them with his pack OF tools on his
back.