Patifora ppotta, Towanda, Pa., Nov. icki TEE decrease 4 the pabli . c.:l3kfflot. derbig October was f1t1et,149.874. • Tire redneWas in the Stir Roate pos tal serr# dstrigozgoof October t 5 im 5,1:8, sjokog a tOtal since Postmaster Gerwral J began his oh &actions of abot4t. $1,,V5,000 per aromet. A rworrprprr Treasury -offiCal is re patted as saying tlmat provided the tax on whiskey and Vela - ice° remains the same, and without any material change in the tariff, the rational debt can -be 'wiped out in ten years. J. H. Norns, founder 'or the Oneida Co - Inunity, writes to Mr. Score r, GrrrEat's counsel, that he does not be bere in the prisoner's insanity, and . if called on to testify his eridence would be against that plea. As Ottawa dispatch states that an ap plication has been made by a large num ber of members in New Jersey, Michigan, Il:inois and New York fp.tates, of the United Order of Odd Fellows for affdia tion with the Independent Order of Odd Yellows of Car'ds !qua. GATArtr.LD has writteni a letter to Mr. A. S. SoLowis . Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means of the Na tional Garfield Memorial tiosfoital, ex pressing warm approval of the project, and stating she will have plinunire in mi -1 tributing toward it. Ct.)DONEL WersoN B. Sitirrt, clerk of the United States Circuit Cburt, at Oma ha, was found , Eliot dead outside his office vu Saturday morning. He was chairman of the Committee of Citizens , to enforce the Stixtm licuor law, and had been very prominent in its aggressive work. )11. GARPIELL left Mentor on Satin- day to take up her residence in the Burke Mansion on Euclid avenne,i Cleveland. Her three younger children will be placed in a private school. Mr. Itutroot.rn, her brother, has_been appointed administra. tor of the late President G.kr..FtEhn's es tate. ME resignation of Jaws - 7. FosTER, Minister to Russia, was accepted Friday by Secretary BLAINE, in the name of the President. The President has not yet de c;ded on Mr. Fosrxr.'u-succeslsor. For the present the affairs of the Legation are under the charge of Colonel ,WYCKIIAM IPA-TS:AN. THE Missionary COmmittee of the Me thodist Episcopal Church, in session - at New York, Friday, appropriated t316,- ii•Xi for missionary purposes, including Bulgaria and Turkey #11,706 ; Italy, p25,- (rn: Mexico, f:3O-,Ork : Japan, f 34,000 Arizona, t70($0 1 . Black Hills, '25,000, and Dakota t-1,(X)0. Tur_snar, December, 13, I€LSI, is the day designated fir the second re-union of the Fifty-third regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers, and Milton the place of meet ing. Tile survivors of this gallant band wAdiers expect to make the occasion or.e of marked interest, not only to the real actors, but prove a source of satisfac tion to citizens senerehy who may attend their meetings. : So it reemc there is to be a battle be tween Mr. GARFIELD . S. doctors after all. Messrs. Buss and BoYsTos hare already crossed swords, without any conclusive or startling resultAlbut another kind'of con flict is said to be impending, in which the 1 questions at 4su between Dre:- Buss and BoYNTON 1611 he pressed to a settle ment. The puhli...will watch the pro medingt with the impartiality of otter in difference. SECRETARY BLAINE, on behalf 'of the President, has accepted the resignation of Hon. ;lons W. FOSTER, Minister of the United States to Russia, *who states that, haying been nearly nine years abroad he' finds it imperatively, neeess4ry that he should resume his residence in the United States, and give his attention to his pri vate and family affairs. The Secretary in his letter of aeintance expresses his great regret at parting with. so' trusted and valued a Minister. IT is learned from 'good authority that. President ARTLICR is seriously consider ing the question of superseding District Attorney Con;mita., a strong pressure having been brought to insure a change, which it is well known, Attorney Gen eral liacVeantome time favor cd. It is said by an intimate friend of the late President Gm:FIELD that he.had become satisfied that the pablic good de manded a change, and upon the evening before he was shot he had formally liecid cd upon the removal of Colonel Cons it ILL: Subsequent events, however, post poned any action upon the matter until quite recently. Tus; annual repOrt of the Pension Ra man was submitted Thursday by Com missioner Duni.F.v to the Secretary of the Interior. It shows that on the 30th of June, 1881, there were 268,8:) pensions. 2,740 names were added during the year 'and 10,712 names were dropped, leaving a net increase of 18,028. 'At the close of the year the _annual pensions averaged $lO7 ; the aggregate annual value,of all n2nsi ins was $28,7G9,907. The annual disbursements, however, were $49,723,- 147 ; the increase irrising from accrued pension. and to the .claims of widows and minim' . children, in consequence of sol diers' deaths. The first payments to DOW pensioners during the year amounted to $23,62,177. Recommendations are made for the increase of salaries and for certain details of the official regulations. . . ON the opening of the Criminal Court Thursday, a motion was made by LEIGH liorimsrs, counsel in the Graeae case, for the delivery to the Property Clerk of the District of certain papers, etc., be longing to the prisoner,t.so that counsel fur the defence could have access to them. The . District Attorney stated that the - things were not property, but evideruze of crime, and they therefore Lelonged to hini. The Court said ho would examine the statutes and ••make - such order u might appear ne:essary. Sir. Ronisson also applied for -Fiore titre to prepare for the trial, arid the Court prom ised to consider the suggestion. Counsel abv, stated that that be had been misrep. resented outhe question of jurisdiction. He did not consider himself precluded by apythini said by Mr. SCOVILLE at any time front availing himself of any de lance that might ate= proper, and that it trtiglll isirin his poster to make. ,The . e in sod the District Attorney :What I Wit this wok triter ruldompowl, G)wma. fti*m, • - subssulted to tio &mew of the Interior $ •, beaked to appropriate $lOO,- 000,000 for lag the next Rama year, ending Jame 30k . 1883, in payment at annual and accrued pensions ; and also that an lemrSate da deicing app of $20,000, 1 000 be requested for the purpose of paying all anew of Fe :mikes to claimaam - whose cases base been or may be fameably ad jodiested tae =meat fiscal year. The Commimioner ced . c,eldes that 4000 puarke claims will be allowed this yam, mad that with ajarther increase , in the clerical force of the BUMIII, as many as 00,000 may be &goosed of next year. Fully two-thirds of the pendin g dab= carry arrears of pensions. amotuding to nearly $1,500 per claimant, and the Can missios" war belieirs that the interests of the country will be promoted by paying off the arrears as rapidly as possible, even at the east of bringing up the total pen sion disbursements _to $70,000,000 this TX - 11100,000,000 the next, in order to nee the annual charge upon the T more speedily thereafter. Mk argument in the Star Route eases on the motion to set aside the criminal information was resumed Thursday morn ing in the District Circuit Court before Judge Cox. Mr. GEORGE Buss, of Nim York, addressed the Court on behalf of the Government, and in a long argument jcurified the course take; and cited nu merous cases to prove that the prosecu tion of criminal cases - by indictment Dr in formation had been repeatedly recogniz ed by Congress. Mr. inozesou. then commenced his argument, and occupied the attention of the Court all day Friday, finishing his argument in a speech of two hoins' duration, Saturday morning, occa sionally indulging in broadly humorous remarks, but maintaining the principle that the Grand dui was the true bulwark of the liberty of the citizen. He was fol lowed by Mr. JEFF. CHANDLER, of coun sel for BRADT, who took the same view, and; incidentally; stated that the in formation had been given to the Associ ated PresTs befOre it had been filed- in the court. This was promptly deni4 by Mr. 'Coot, and a good-humored altercation .betweeil counsel ensued. At the close of Mr. CEIANDLEWS Address, which occupied one hour and three-qurters, the court at. 2:1•i P. M. adjourned. A NEW DUIABILICY. The question of Presidential disa bility having been pretty thoroughly disctwed, says the, North American, it now becomes necessary to discuss another phase of the subject. The office itself is a permanent disability to its incumbent. The Mr. .losrEs of to-day is privileged to go about his business in his own way from Maine to California, and without exciting public remark. The Mr. Joxxs of to-morrow, having been elected Rees ident meantime, cannot move from one city to another without the fact being given a deep political signifi cance. Citizen. JONES can call on his shoemaker and be measured for boots or gaiters, and no man thinks it worthy of remark. President JO.NES cannot even call on his shoe- Maker at all. It would be undigni- fied, and such an act would subject him to a fierce and stormy criticism. Citizen Joszs can attend to his pri- Tate business without risking doubt ful comment. President JoNzs is not allowed to have any private bus iness, much less any privacy. When Citizen JONES receives his personal friends at his own house, nobody comes forward to hint at conspiracies and deep laid plots Inving to do with the public weal. But President JONES is supposed not to have any personal friends. Whoever knocks at his door is presumed to have bus iness of a political nature, and when the visitor disappears from ; the gaze of the patriotic detective he is sup posed to be closeted with President JONES, and discussing the policy to be pursued in punishing enemies and rewarding friends. However, this is a free country, and its people cherish'a traditional hatred of caste, official or social. If asked . , to martial forth some sturdy citizen of the United States who is willing to admit that position confers digni•.y upon a man, and who does insist that it is a man who dignifies the office, where ought we to look for such tri man ? Does anybody know of such a man ? Will some,. man come forward and offer himself as such a man ? Has it come to this that we systematically delude ,our selves into the belief that snobbery and toadyism pertain only to mon archical rule? Of cour4e neitheriof the emperors of Russia, - Germany 'or Austria can pass from one capital to another and escape suspicion of beirif engaged in some subtle scheme of statecraft. But here it 'is supposed to be different. Here we are fond of boasting of our liberal grants of free dom to the individual. And here we wipe out the distinctions,of high and low degree, and declare--" a man's a man for a' that !" - It is a pity that the American press should go into the crystallized snob bery business. , Poe it is snobbery on the one hand and toadyism on the other which renders the Presi dential office a permanent disability. The President of the United States should Only be known officially. Apart from official acts, he should be as free to pass from one part of the country to another, to mingle in society and to-;do all that a worthy citizen is free s to do, without being arraigned at tkie bar of public opinion like a great criminal. SnObbery and toadyism spring from the same strat um of meanness,-and both are indic ative of vanity become morbid. It is a poor business, a stain upon the journalism of the period and fatal to Republican simplicity. Of course . it must. go on until it burns itself out, and as it has little substance, let us hope that the fire may go out soon. GOVDRNOR CORNELL,. of New York tins issued a proclamation designating Thanoday. November 24th, as a day of itataksighrias, THE ELECTIONS , that by his office dar. In I MT* UU WoWs Vote About 50,000 NEWYORK UMMO/SI THE READJUSTERSCARRY THE COUNTY TICKET ELECTED! The election hit Tuesday was the quietest, so far as as this County was concerned, that his been held in years, and a light vote was polled. Wotix's vote was very much larger than any one expected, and was taken from both parties, two thirds being Republican. General Pins's plurality in tbe . County is about 1300, and in the . State somewhere between 3,000 and 7,000. The whole_ County ticket is elected. Owing to , the bitter fight made against Eton. JAMES H. Wires, his majority is reduced to about 400. F.lselherewe give a tabular state ment of thi_spte in the County taken from the' official returns, as far as received at the, Prothonotary's office up to this (Thursday) noon. For the figures in the table we are in debted _to Messrs. Eirrsu. and SPAULDING of the Prothonotary's office. • • The latest yeturns from the State Of New York, indicate that the Re public= State ticket has been suc cessful by abciut 5,000. CAMERON, the Readjuster candi date in Virginia, has a majority of about 14,000. The Republican majority in Mass achussetts is about 25,000. The result in Wisconsin is still in doubt, but the Republicans claim the state by a small majoriti. The Republicans will control the Legislature of Connecticut, but by a reduced majority. _ Nebraska elects the whole Repub lican State ticket, and Minnesota does likewiie. The Democrats. carry Mississippi by a small majority. H. L. Boar trustee, will sell . the hal lance of the Maws real estate in Towan. da township, on Thursday, December Ist, at 2 o'clock, P. x. Description of prop. erty next week. —Bellefonte has- money enough -sub scribed to build a nail 'works. —An ore seam thirty feet thick has been struck in Centre county. —The new building of the Scranton Steel Works has been completed.' —Reading averages eight arrests every twenty-forir hours for drunkenness. —A bogus Odd Fellow is victimizing members of the order in neighboring counties. , —The planing mills of Lock Raven are run day and night, and still are unable to fill orders, —Two hundred thousand bushels of potatoes were purchased by a Reading produce dealer in Canada last week. —The Pottstown mills were compelled to shut down on Wednesday of last week on accoupt of a defective working of the machinery. Au examination proved that the buckets of the turbine wheels were filled with eels. —John R. Van Horn, the mail agent who was arrested a few days ago for rob bing the mails, was convicted on three indictments in the United States Court at Pittsburg on Thursday. He was remand ed to jail to await sentience. —On the premises of A. K. Mellinger, of Columbia, Lancaster county, is•an ap ple tree which has borne fruit three times this season, and now has bloasotis for a fourth crop. Apples of the - second ind third crop are still hanging on the tree. —Peary King, who murdered Michael fleyelin in. Clinton Prisoii, on July 13, was hanged at Plattsbnrg, N. Y., Friday. —By the explosion of a boiler in Davis &Jones' saw mill, near Coalton, Jackson county, Ohio, on Wedne iday of last week, John Davis, one of the proprietors, was fatally, and David D. Griffithls. very seri onaly, injured. • -!-The Douglass county jail at Rose burg, Oregon, was burned Friday, having been set on fire, it is Supposed, byCharles Williams, imprisoned they-previous day for larceny. His attempt to escape mis carried, and he was burned to death. —Navigation has been 'reopened at Nashville, Tenn., after suspension since August 1 on account of the low water.. The gauge now marks 3 240 feet, and the water is still rising rapidly. Steamers have arrived from Evansville and Padu-- Jact -Kenott, ex-Assistant Postmaster of Little Rock„ Ark., pleaded guilty to a charge of _embezzlement in the United States Court Friday, and was sentenced to the Detroit Penitentiary for two years and six months. --Snow was reported Thursday morn ing from . Lock Have; Mauch Chunk and Scranton in this State; from Liberty, Sal. liven county, N. Y., and from Lisbon, N. H., there being a depth of five inches at the latter place. Friday night snow was reported along ,the -Hudson river and throughout the interior-of New York. —Two masked men entered the Utah Northern railroad office at Franklin a week ago and ordered the agent, Joel Hinkley, to hold up his bands. He turned to face thein, when a pistol in the bands. of one of the miscreants exploded, killing the agent Instantly. The men then fled, but have been arrested, and now claim that the killing was accidental, and thii they only intended robbery. Public feel ing is much excited, and the culprits are not likely to receive mach mercy. —The military commission from Mark. riacbusetts to inquire into the alleged mis-, conduct of the Ninth Massachusetts Heft iment on the Yorktown centennial trip begari its investigation at Iticturnd, Pay Thursday, and .exaridned a number of witnesses. The evidence will not he nude public until the report et the commisirkm is made. The depooltions were Made an= dee (lath, and some of them am noted- Wet , diussitivit to the tor& =Me o f the- •- " . VIRGINIA. STATE NEWS. GENERAL NEWS. 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Cl, 29 2 Nonroe•Toirnship 110 1 13; VI 1341 571 145 1 a 2; 671 465, 144 45 1 , 13111 1311 Si Monroe Borough cc sr :11 s4i 21; 73, IS ,s+i.- - ssi :4 sw 1 10, 691 15 New Albany Borough 251 10 1 St zi 14 1 . 301 /11 211 2oi sol 111 esi rti 9 Orwell Townshlys. 111 21i 791 ini 46! 170, la 761 122. le 31i us; las; ts Overton .Tornswp • . 141 55, ..t. se, s: ssi er ei - 651 ISt 67 1 1 71 161 a • , Pike Township 4 7 -. 4 °1 /II w 1 130 1 117 ; In , le se.) es, 1121 It lasi um: la Indibm7 Townthip AU, IC, I• .7i47 let 1331 110 WU 411 in* 1119. 125; 101 Ili Rome Tommship 1 1171 11! 171 7nl zr 1831 17 107 i 521 nal xri 112,. tssi ss Beale Borough 1 161 10 1 291 .u, SI 42$ 14 21 341 41, 19: 1371 42; • 6 Smithfield Tosnalii . i 2,5; se) 72 2701 104 2941 100 292 1011 2471 1451 312, :tr y 124 Springeekl T p i 121' 111 I* am 13 1551 124 140 65 1491 7 4 t 1 , 751 132 t is. South Creek Tennallip - ' 911 41 1; 7/1 44 V/ 44. 100 . 361 I* 99. 9: , 45 Sylnnia Borough. . '1 29, IV 10! 271 15 • 291 IS 22,- 27 25 36! 46 , , 251 26 Shea/sequin Township... . , / 1 0 1 51 i 2 ,,!! 171 1. 62 210 N,, 74 1 156 i 104 1 1211 le : 1 ", 02. Studio, StreeToornshp i 43. loli .1 47 104 47 105, Sl' 100; 47; 1 1 30' 441 951 54 South Waverly Benumb 1 „mq 65.; .23 c , 06, IC SS 211. 95 351 alli mil 1$ Terry Township ^ 116 51) 211 1261 47/ 1411 • St 1191 172. t. lei II 148, 1451 52 Towanda Town.ship i CI 41 1 715 as, 431 es , c• or 73 ,-- so 171 3171 34 Towanda Borough, Ist Ward...; i 66i i 441 C l , 1101 03 ! 1091 3% sgo 931 105' "1 961.102• ea -, za Ward ..1 ism ::.1 65 igi, • 401 157 ST" 1431 150 222 1031=1, IE3I 91 -• -13 Ward ...., 611 511 36 1121 58.; 113 17,. 791 9/ 10111 11 , 3 103, 1121 SO 1 Towanda North Township 1 4,11`. 561 10 271 SC 56 114, 421 72 241 59; • 53, 4/, 56 Troy Township 1 ill, 67; 19 127 - 1 70 1 174 S.S . 157 71 mei TN , m, icl 166 Troy Borough .„ 1 171 1 701 Z l l 1451 7 11 1361 791 7 2 11 wil so! 7w 195' 1 5 1 156 Tusewrons Township -,. • 1 106 - -'', , 40 in ;33; 37, 1261 391 951 661 1221 28 174 1 122/ 34 Ulster Toirombtp 1 92' 1181 12 1 la 112, lir 1161 97', 151 49 153; 105 i 11 1 110 / / ...I Warren Township 1 i 1261 Sof 39 1561 571 1111 ws. 1091 119 1, 171 sti 269/, 170, 19 Windham Towothip 1 in. wit 7! 111 i 114 f sso , 67 fig: 94t 227 91! 174 1 1411 16 Wyalnsing Township .1 150; 313 50„ =I 611 2071 taw lot oil 7:1 11: us! 61 Wysos Township i t i ll 1 11 ; 1 } ss lel '9S; 136 / 102 711 1 1 , 69 .0 l a ni 1 106 17 i, i. s3 ! , 45 :,1 1654 Wells Township 4, . 47, 1141 416 114 43 Wihnot Township I 76, 1011 41 971 SC 831 99 1011 44/1 72' 103 1 74 ; 114$ 0 1.•,....•-,•-..........' ).....-.‘..•••.: '...... ••••• •••-•.* ............. i Total ),1 ) 1 1 1 1 i • 1 -7 1 1 '1•1 1111 i I 1 ,-/ 11 • 1 Serious Calamity in New Nark. NEW YORK, Nov. 9.--This morning two three story brick tenement houses at the corner of South Fifth Avenue and Grand street, fell in, burying the occupants. The dead' number , so far ' as ascertained, seven, and the num ber. wow:is:led cannot be ascertained as it is impossible to tell how many Were - in the buildings at the time. Tirliste Tragedy lOWA Crrv, 'Nov. 6.-This city was thrown into a state of great excite ment this morning by a triple tragedy. A. Stein, a prominent figurein police circles for several months, cut his wife's throat, severely wounded his mother-in-law, and killed himself by taking poison. Stein's wife is also dead, and the mother-in-law may re. cover. JealoUsy, insanity and liquor are the cans , . Stein's wife le ft him, last summer and began a' suit for divorce. He subsequently attempted to abduct her, and created a great excitement by dragging her to a carriage.— When he attacked his wife mo*.h er-in-iaw this morning he was far gone with poison, knd brutally hack ed his wife and mother-in-law until the former died and he fell dead. XzeStoniest la Omaha. OmABA, Nov. 5.—C01. Walton B. Smith, clerk of the United States 'Court, was found this morning out side of his office door, shot dead by an unknown assassin. There is great excitement, and a mass meeting has been called. Col. Smith UAL a prom inent part. in enforcing the liquor license law. LARGE REWARD FOR TEM_ MURDERER. OMAHA, Nov. 6.—C01. Smith,.whe was found' murdered :on Saturday morning, had received annonymous letters of threatened Violence, because of his participation in - the-enforce ment of the license-and Sunday laws. The authorities believe the assassin ation was the work of fanatics. The citizens held a meeting and subscrib ed $5-,000 as a rewatil for the capture Of the murderer. Great Moods In Honduras. PHILADELPHIA. COV. s.—Adviees from. Spanish Honduras state. that the heavy rains previous to October 20th, had caused immense' floods, which had swept away the greater part of the bridges of the only rail road in the country, and 'submerged, or partially swept away the towns and villages in the - fruit districts. It is reported that five hundred lives have been lost, but nothing defi nite is known regarding. this. The loss of live stock is heavy. The total damage is estimated at $20,000,000. Of this amount the damage to the railroad was estimated at $10,000,- 000. Important Deelstoa. A suit has been pending in New York stag effecting the interest of beneficiary, societies. It was the ease of Mrs. Mary Nagle of . Silverereek who brought suit against the Grand Lodge A. 0. U. W. for the payment of the $2,000 policy insurance on her husband's life... Mr. Nagle had been suspended for non-payment of assessment in September. In Novena 4 ber, just a few months—before his death, a friend _gave the amnia of arrearages to the recorder of the lodge, which the financier refused to receive in consequence of which Mr. Nagle was not.reinstated. Payment of the policy was therefore refused by the Grand Lodge, hence the suit. A de cision in the case was renderedlast week. The judge charged that the paymentof dues and assessments to the.recorder was a valid payment, and in his judgment a legal represen tative of a member, whether such a, member was deceased or not, could pay up all arrearages . within the re quired time of three months. This is contrary to the generally received opinion among members of benefici ary organiz . ations; especially the A. U. IT. W. Tile Dwe of Desk. Says Friday's Bradford Era : Mrs. Gertie Oliver, wife of . William D. 01. firer,attended a dance given in a new billard hall'at Big Shanty, Wednes day evening. , Mrs. Oliver was quite corpulent, wattling something over two hundred pounc.4. She was quite fond of . dancing and on the occasion was in excellent spirits. After hav participated in several dances, and while joy was unconfined, Mrs. Oli ver was taken suddenly and violently SLIe was removed to a seat and a messenger dispatched fore a r' VSI clan. The lady began to blei4 at the ears, nose and mouth. She grew rapidly worse and in fifteen minutes thereafter and :before the physician arrived; she was a corpse. Theef fect of her sudden death np:in the revellers eau readily - be 'Maenad. It is.Wievad that death walk Caused by • Ell BON the rupture of an , artery. Mrs. Oliver was aged thirty-five years and was generally esteemed. She leaves a husband and a numlier of small child ren to 'mourf her sudden end strange death. Sunday evening at six o'clock Mr Wm. R. Simpson, committed suicide by hanging with a towel to his bed stead, at his residence in Chatham Mr. Simpson was sixty-one years of age, and had been insane for four years, since the 'death of his wife, which has been the cause of his de; rangement. For forty years be has been a prominent citizen, active in business and church Miami in this vicinity. Within a short time he has twice before attempted to hang himseX but was prevented by his friends. The funeral sermon is to be preached by Rev. J. Knapp, in the M. E. church at this place, Tuesday at one p. m. Mn. Guonoz Mums, 48 Oak street, In dianapolis, Ind., suffered terribly with ' water rheumatism. He used St. Jacobs Oil and was entirely cured.—Y. IT. Spirit ,of the Times. • OWANDA MARKETS. T REPORTED BY STEVENS & LONG, Generaldealer; In Groceries and Produce, corner Main and Pine Streets. WEDNESDAY EVENING, !NOV. 9, , 18t1. ?ANZIO. BILLING Flour per blot $7 30 44 900 Flour per sack 111 90 kill 2_23. Corn Meal per HP.... 04 I: . • Chop. Feed , , 111 75 Wheat, per bu5h...1..l 23 245 - 4ii Corn 7 4 rsll 50 4/5 aye .80 64 ' Oats . 45 44 Buckwheat • 50 0 - 'Si . 0 Buckwheat Flour.— $5 59 0 - 6 l 6l Clover seed - - 5 00 as 6 ao , Timothy. western,.. • fa 25 0 _340 Beans,, 62 Ms, f 2 00 go 250 • IRI Pork. mess • - . 0 bbl. Lard 1:. 0 12 16 Butter. tubs -. . 25 0 - 30 ' ;, 0 - Rolls 24 027 0 Eggs, fresh • . 0 25 0 Cheese 0 , 15 rotatoes. per bush.. 00 ai go iit ''' Beeswax 20 fiS - -22 • 6 1 - CODDECTED DT U. -DATIDOW a IRO. i : T Hides 6 0 fI7M ' Veal Skins _ 6 75 ofl 25 .Deacon Skins ''' 40 0 60 . Sheep Pelts . $ 75 0 110 - GATLORD—CL A PPM—At the house of Me brldel loonier. Nov. 6. IBM by the Rey. J. IL Weston, Mr. Wm. W. Gaylonl and Miss Angle 'Clapper, all of Wyalnelng, l's. , - YEOMAN—SNOW —ln Burlington, Nov. 24,1881, by Bet•. B. Garrison, Mr. John Vromani of Oran . vine. Pa, to Mn.e Lucretia I.: Snow, of Waverly, N.Y. . BARBER—v ORE.—At the Parimmge. Aspinwall, Nov; 6th. by Rev. ilallOck Armstrong, Mr. Bah. ert M. Barber and Wes Laura E. Bore, both td Painter Bun. Tinge Co., Pa. GUY —ln Berrieloille, Bradford Co., Pa., Oet 21st, ISM, Miss Borah Jailra Guy, aged 19 years. _fteatisirsalleil Or Melia& awe Week et GAR LD The only complete story of his noble life awl Oe &Alb, yr...eh, brilliant, reliable. Elegantly printed in and Gerimmeas beautilitilY illustrated; bound Pastan selling book eves pub. Zulus C. Inikipsdka LLD. 'AUTI'N. D ped ol 7 "-i tz u ellebP." boot. Y ;ri r tg which the country Ls ItoodedL Way. are utterly worthies': an rattrap upon the memory of the great deld, and a base fraud au the public. I This book Is lemetreljr mew. The cal y work worthy this theme. Saud bee pe Ittais Vow Aligesit's 0.1111. jaws unorirEES & O. , Pablishers,rbliadelphti. THE SYMPTOMS OF LIVES COMPLAIN? sre Uneasiness and pain in the side, sometimes pain In the shoulder. and is mistaken for rheuma tism ; the Stomach is affected with Icassof appetite and sickness; bowels. In general, e. stive. some times alternating with lax ; the bead .1s troubled with pain, and dull, heavy sensation; ctuudderable loss of memory, with • yoduictl senfaUott:of having left undone something which , ought to have , been dome ; often complaining of Weakness, debility and low spirits. Sometimes many of the above situp , 'toms attend the dis Case, and at other times very few of them : but the Liver-Ls generally the organ most Involved.' REGULATE THE LIVER, AND PREVENT, s n ra i rars hl ittreks, - 4KiiiiitaiFe u irr, elesdneko, Cone, Depression or ' dpirtts,lionrinossagels,Heart - bourn, Piles, Tonic, Alteratice and Caih4irtic Biramone Litres ilegalator, purely vegetable, is the medicine secondly used In the South to atom the torpid Liver tohealthy action. H sets with ezt.rsordisary , pewee sad el/testy ma the Liver sad Kidsers iThe anion of the Itegniator Is free frOm nausea or griping. It is mart effecUve in starting the secretions of the Liver, causing the bile WILE{ as a cathartic. When there is an exams of bile to the - Stomach. the Regulator Is an active purge; after the removal of the bile it will regulate tue bowels and impart vigor and health to the wholasystem. See that you get the Genuine in White Wrapper, with red Z. prepared only try J. H. Zelln It Co. Sold by all Druggists. " ' AMBLE TRACT - FOR - BALE. —The ,adore well-known property on Seger Ruts in Wilmot towozhlp. is offered for sale to lots to knit parebasert. Nap of subdivisions to be ma on the premises. , at the house of A. 1,. Rose. ersatz.. Liberal terms validate Siren. Inquire of O. H..WELLZ9 l lFlathtteir. or LAW. WELLES, Wlllmaarre, Pa.. jUSQITERANNA Cow:ours IN; irrrtrroo4FlßlrrWlNTßß TZRZWllleorm snonoo-MCRIDAY,, OCT-SI 1111. Zriontan for bond, toltionand tatnU4ed /tam, tom fps to rokoper. you. For estalogroo or lunge , putt". Mrs iordnesstho atiliM4l.llll. ba 8 1 Mini ibsoisdailetwassadvainc. NEM A Sidelde. MARRIED. DIED. grip MiterliNVlMS. THE GREAT nfailing- Specific VCR C01!/11%Ni ENE ~.'_ Y=` F~ 'J-k~ {~ s ue- 1 *!...~.: is - 'Beg Yield and Illicit Thus 6arliE6*L Come au'~/itb yot ar Gala, . , 0. F. Airs% Psomirroli. ra., Oct. Tt11814.1. WANTED! ill% straw►: and OMR For which we will pay tile HIGHEST MAXIM PRICE, delivered here or at points on L. V. IL at: Waring roar of -Dodders Perpetual Passes. with a espaeity ter ballet 30 teas per day. us are enabled to large quantitiesof hay and Mint at many of the principal shipping points et this ..and adjoining counties. We are also ,agents for the Improved .Bale Ties. • : • MAIN STREET, 'TOWANDA. P.A. • Othes crier Psteh E Traers norlo.sl. Holiday Goods ! C. P. WELLES' •Ià - 1 1 99 CENT STORE Are now showing an Elegant and Extensity's Una of Goods suitable for Presents. Dells, Doll . Meads and Bailee, Albums, Autograph Albums, Toy Books, Vases, Toilet Sets, Lau Ins OP ILL:01ICA ♦' greatly reducer! plea. Motto & Fancy Cups & Saucers, Mugs,Napkin Rings,Sllverwase, Solid Cold Slogs, etc., TOTS OF ALL BINDS-! New Iron Toys—lndestructible. Crockery 4 Glassware, Decorated• • Tea Sets, and Chamber Sets. I-743 I r T - T I . IT: I. At reduced prices. Also a great variety too nu merous to mention, all at lowest prices for quality. Towanda. Pa. November 10.188,}. TILE DESTECTION OF THE, WOULD! It makes no difference with 31[. L. SCBNEEUURO, • Proprietor of the Great- Boston Clothidg, Boot and Shoe House, just opened in Means' Block, Main Street, Towanda, Pa., what Mother Sntrrox, or LEONARD AREnso may or may riot predict, regarding the destruction of the world for 1::1, in the next fifteen days, for during that period be intends to sell a greater quantity of Clothing, Boots, La dies and Children's Shoes, Hats and Caps, etc., than ever disposed of in Towanda, Pa., during the same space of time. M. L. SCRNEEBERO gives the Bost= Clothing House, just opened in Towanda, Pa., his own personal attention, and Was fortunate in securing a salesman whl has many friends, and is well known fall through this section, and by baying such an immense and elegant stock always lon hand at prices of the reach of most every body—and wby should not his determina. tion be carried out? We irould like to know. Answer, will you? nova • OR HANs COURT . SALE.-By vtitne of an order issued out of the Orphans' Court of Bradford County, Penni:Neat:la, the un dersigned, administrators of the estate of Thomas E. Quick: late of the.township of Wilmot, In said county, deceased, will sell at public sale on the premises in said township, on FIaDAY, NOVEM BER. 11, Jul. at 2 o'clock. r. w.. the following described real estate, to wit : Beginning at the southeast corner on the Main mad at two small pine trees, thence north 61.14 0 'west 142% perches to a corner, thence :6 0 east 9 'perches to a stake and stone, thence north 7634° east 14 - 134 perches to It stake and stone, thence month 5 0 west 96 perches to place of beginning; containing 41 acres and 144 perches be the same more.or less. • ALSO.—One other lot of land, situate to said township of Wilmot, and bounded as follows:. Be. ginning at a stone corner on the hank of the Sur quehanna Biter on line el-land belonging to J. W. Ingham. thence south 14° west along the said line to the-old Springtteld tbarnship line. thence along the said line south IS° west la perches to scorner on line of E. Burton's land. thence by line of said landsnorth 14° east to corner of John Verbrlck's lot, thence by line of said lot south 5934° east 10 perches and links, - thence by the same line 63 feet to a stake for a comer of M. Frutchey's lot, thence by said lot and line north. 14 0 east to the Susquehanna river, thence down the same to; place of beginning; containing 31 acres of land nrre or less, excepting and reserving trout the last describ ed let two lots sold J. M. Clark, one lot sold J. L. Briggs, one lot sold P., A. Quick, one lot sold Mary C. Quiet with the alley and a narrow strip east of P. A. and Mary C. Quick's lot: also reserving two lots sold D. B. Stowell, and one lot sold the Odd Fellows Hall A ssoc4tlou. with the appurtenances for the payment of the debts of said intestate. TEBMS OF SALE.—Ten per Bent. of the pur chase money in each case upon the. property being struck, down, one fourth of balance upon confirma tion, and Wade° Inoue and two years with interest from confirmation, and the Court grant permis sion to Ado:lnlet:atom to sell said last described lot In small pieces of one-fourth acre or more. as in their judgment would be for the Interest of said estate. JOHN S. QUICK. Sugar Bun, l's. PAUL - A. QUICK, Oct. 20,1561,-Admlnisttators. pert TrotEL - Fon SALE.--I offer the American Hotel proy for sale at a great .. argain. The Hotel may be seen on the corner of Bridge and Water streets. in Towanda Borough. It is one of the best awl most central locations In the plate. There is a good barn connected with the property. The free bridge and new depot near to it mate this Hotel desirable for anyone wishing to engage In the business. A good settee man with a small eaplLslean pay for the property in a 'abort time from the profits. It.was papered and painted new last spring and to now in excellent condition. JOSEPH G. PATTON: ; ToWanda, Pa., Sept. 15, 188144. FOR VARM FOR. SALE —The sub- Ju. scriber alters for sale bis firm of NI Berea. leaded In Orwell township. between flume Bor.. °ugh and Orwell Hill , adjoining the farm of 0. - J.' Chubbuck. Good buildings and good vatted fruit orchard. Farm nearly all under cultivation. 'A good term for grain or dairying:, Terms' whi be made easy to suit purchaser. For further wilco enqdire of Oft. W. Bock. at Citizens !rental Bane. Towanda, Pa. or of the subscriber. "- Leitsystille, Sept. 161eS. JOHN BLACK. ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE Letter' of adrainistration having been grant ed to the nuderilaMed, upon the estate of Addison M. Brigham, late of Le Hoy township; deceased. notice is hereby given that all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to• make Immediate payment. and all persons having claims against said estate must present the same duly authenti. Waite the undersigned for settlement. • PHOEBE JAWS BRIGHAM and SAMUEL K. BRIGHAM. Adm nistratont. Leßoy: Pa, Oet. 0, hill hr. .41DMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE Letterset administration Mei beenrant • to the undersigned upon the estate of dames Lackey. late of West Faantlin Top deceased, no. tics Is busby given that all personsindebted tosald estate are requested to mate Immediate payment, and all persons having claims against midestate must present the same duly, authenticated to the undersigned for settlement. JULIA. LACKEY. Adsoinistrairis. - - West Franklin, Pa., Oet. 111111,4 w• , NOTICE. Letterset AdelltdMallon losing been grant to the underslped. open the estate of John Inlne.late of Wyshetng Twp., deceased. notice ts hereby given that an preens ludebtedto the mid estate are requested to make Inunedhitepayment. and all persons baring claims 'against Bald estate must mann the, _rsama duly authentletted to th e underelipsed for settlement. . - EDWARD MEET. Admlnistrater. Homer Yen. Fes Oet. rt. isst4w. - • =TTOR'S-SCITIOE. =.. Let ten testineritery Meng boa patina laths melee the last will hog tasteneut of Albs Bonioeth, Ina of LeltayseMe Borough. detemee..ell ~irl arlebterl to thaestate of ustat deeedeath , a_ nano! ~to make Inetedlata Plimitrilin hil tog Oahe , eldest said estate Isitstpreseirt ttali. Isms duly' unlinking to the ,it-'411".!°! eetite L.- L. BOVWORTI4, Zs_ gator ? ' '4 OO /1 11 4"TralPilpittikimir, , ,_ ME ME _.t' .., 1211111 ACKLEY & DEAN, AND -.. _ ...,-. r ... ~,,,-:' ~.. _.._ A. . - ~, - , D 4,.. DYE,,;. ~,. Co . _ ... 10 MI MS !WI & MEW, Wet, ATTENTION IS INVITED .to our, Heating Stoves. Theyare too well haw= to require any commendation— New Heela, Weiltzi:thister, Grown Jewell. alsii bate a Lay CBEAP BASE BURNEIII 4 , Cm ix st of tLcir c:ut.s iu the market, and well adapted for *upplyiug a demand fur an efficient but incaixmcive heating stove. WOOD HEATING STOVES in great variety. mtm/i.3D 300 ‘,31 Happy. Thought Ranges Sold in Towanda. and vicinity by A. D. DYE & CO. A LARGE STOCK OF Wood Cook Stoves, CARRIAGEMAKERS' -AND BLACKSMITHS' _SUPPLIES, And a general stock of Edi.RDI77 I A.RE. MAIN STRFET, TOWANDA Towanda, October i‘el. SELLING OUT AT COST! 31E.A.R Eovr.ti.m, rig IRON , STOVES, TINWARE, WAGONMAKERS I ---AND--= BLACKSMITHS' - 5 SUPPLIES. 19:02t- The - Fintire Stock of the 'late firm f Mclntyre Brothers - ,mustp,be closed out at Cost within Thirty. Days, by they purcha- say Goods - recently :bpiight'_ -,0,.. : ,.. SheOfr sale. 'IA&T:.&-KURN, 'o.liN,' - 4a04.:1 0 0t'..ki4.,;•!-, ME 151) . ROCALOUst s ~ jll' Bah: rAVl.4l.3doltioW Yiteidant ledge et Isolable Indictee Martel. eaestatirg of tie coma Erillferd. kir honed his leeTeeps hearing MSS the , Oloy eillept- cedar MI. tea* dirseted. for #rldtsis-Catnt or Oyer sad Umber.- °sacred Ja4ladbrew7, Waster Session of the P C. ass Irieseasd °Weer Covert st Tosaads for tbeeesarty _ef Wilford. oemasenebt os Meedsy. AlECNigsza Sth, IMOD ecenthsee !bras seeks -7114e10s hi Ossetian beeeby given to the Conners sad Jeetteee of the Poses of lio.iroomry of brad fee& that they be then and thereto their sow roam st eriock la the fame* of sith wifireoreda,liqulsislone salaries sesseotheaucee to do those *fop tieltotheir ridee+lPierflins lo_be done f sad those who ire boned by record maces or etbeisive; to peteaste sofas the prim> sera iris are or any -be In the laili of mid musty, are to be tins sad there to preeeotte agelast theta astheilbs pest. deters arenmiseetedio be pose ' mat la their attesdanee, agreeably to their satire. Dacca at Toleaids . . the Lot day of Neirezehcf. Ulla* year of our Lord one theesead eight Modred and eightpcste, sad of the ladepeadeoco of the - tufted Miles one luandred and-Usti. MUM J. DEAN. MAIL ESE HERIFF'S SALES.—By 'virtue of sundry writs Issued not of the Court of Commas fleas of Bradford Coady sad to me directed. I will expose to public sale, at the Bond House in Towanda &rasp, on Thursday, DeeSsiber Ist, A. D. at I **clock, e. pt, the followlag ttesalbed proper ty, to tell: • No. 1. One lot. pleee of parcel of land. sir nate partly in the Bow • ti and parlay In the town- ALP of 're/Wanda , hounded and described as- fol lows: Beginning at the northeast corner of F. U. Vincent's lot.; thence westerltby said Viedellefil tot 40 reds toL - . - Vhasipers lurid; thence nortbe . 4 rods by said Chsapers find - thence easterly 40 rods to the main road.; these; southerly along the road'4 roils to the place of beginning ; contains -I acre of land (strict measure). all improved, with 1 framed house and-few fruit trees thereen. Being the same land conveyed to the said Bennett asap pears by deed and assignment recorded ln_ deed book No. 12k, pages 211.9 and =O. Seised and taken Into execution at the snit of James Foster. vs. Bane wom Bennett. • No. 2.. ALSO;-One other lot of land. situate in Litchfield terPe bent:4rd and described as follows: Beginning at a post on the north line of a lot of land Wely owned by Constant Mathew/lan ; thence along the township line between Athezesand Litch field north 160 perches to the southwest corner. of M. Orates' lot ; thence east 100 perches along the sour h s hine of said Orates' lot to the southwest of fleury MeNinuey's lot: thence south 160 perches alotigghs,,urest line of Hiram Merrill's lot to a car west 100 perches to the place of begin ning; contains 100 sem. More or less. about 95 improved. with I. fraMed house. = framed barns, other outbuildings and an orchard of fruit - trees 'thereon. 'Seized sad taken into execution at the suit of Harman S.nover rs. H. P. Johnsen., No. X. ALSO—The defendant's Interest in a lot,- piece or parcel of land, situate in Wilmot township., bounded and described as follows: Beginning Ist a small white oak of Mrs. Ellen J. Welles (Ferry 14.11); thence Ilye east 95 140 perches to a stake and !topes of lot No. 11 : teetice_ south 75se west 16 perches to stake and stones: thence north eSo west 40 perches to a stone earner: thence north 51° west SI perches to an Iran wood corner: thence north I,'S!ae east 143 perches to the place of beginning contsins• 57 acres, inure or less. about 25 improved. framed house. I old house. 1 framed barn and few fruit trees there on. Seized and taken Into executiorrat the snit of Edward Provost VS. 31. P. Fri:tither; No. 4. ALSO—One other lot of land. situate In Towanda Borough. bounded and described as fob lows: Being lot No. I In Sleek No.:. in " Elliot addition to Towanda: - 55 fee:lrons on Second sixeec, 1291.,.!0 feet deep on Elliott street. Ind 137 south line. , as will mere tany and at large dap pear on Morgan's map of said • addition, with I framed dwelling house and a few fruit trees there on. Seized and taken int., execution at the suit of Kellogg h Kaurlee vs. J. E. Fleming. No. 5. ALs.-5.-One, other lot of laud, sitare in South Waverly Borough, bounded north by Brad ford street, east by Cater street. south by lands of John Merino estate and P. J. Ferguson, and west by Soda street : contains 3i an Sere. more or I,fts, with 1 framed barn thereon. belted and tokln into execution:at - the suit of dos: It. Stone. th r um of Geo. Edminister vs. N. Edmintster. • No. 6. ALSO—cnie other lot of land. situate In Rome township, bounded , end described as follows: Beginning at a stake In he math tine of Jose-ph Seeley's land . ; thence along the meth line of the same south 50!. , 4 0 East 21 11 2.10 perches to the south west corner of C. Russell's laud : thence siting the west line of , the tame imrth 35 9 east 40 3-7 e perches to the.line of S. Russell'. mill led ; thence alofig the line of the.sime mirth 57..5• west 14 340 perches to tie west side of the Parks creek: thence along the same north 27 4, 0 west S perches to the Southwest abut oleo: of the bridge; thence south:C. o west I perch? thence north 64.7.,• west 4 5.10 Perch es; thence north 65 yo west along the public road IS 2.-10 perches to a stake;thence south west 2.9 7-10 perches to the pla ce of beginning ; contains S acres (strict meamre). all itupro ed,• with 1 framed house and few fruit trees thereon. Seized add taken into execution at the suit of ilell Conk lin vs.. Reuben M. Washburn. . I No. 7. ALSO—One other lot of land, situate in - Athens township. bounded and described as fob lows: Beginning at a point in the centre of the highway leading from Athens Pa., to Elmira. N. Y.. a corner of is di now or formerly of Charles .11r.troser and S. S Clark : thence -north 2C° west 'along the line Of said Skinner anti Clark lands 15 rods, more 1 .s. to the lands of the New York, Lackawan Western Railway Company; thence easterly along the senth line of said railway com pany's lands al feeeito a corner :;,thence south 26* east 15 rods, more or less, to the centre of said highway : thence scbth 64° west alobg the centre of said highway 91 feet to the place of beginning: all improved. with I boutl.house. 1 framed barn, other outbuildings and few fruit trees thereon: Seized and taken into execution at the suit of, Uailiel Brown's use vs. James E. Arnold. • No. a. ALSO--tine other lot of land, situate •in• Towanda Borough. bounded ~and described as fol lows : Beginning at a pee' center of It street and Packer avenue thhnee by B street north west 150 feet to a post corner; thence north 70 0 east to feet to a post corner of lot No. 2. deeded to H. A. Camp: thence by the same south VP east 150 feet to a lost on Packer avenue; thence by Pat-ter ave nue south 70 west 50 feet to the.piace of begin ningt-centlins 7,5t'6 square feet of land. Being lot No. 1 of Block No. 2 of Sayre & Co.'s - addition to Towanda. and conveyed by Sayre k Co. to Smith, by deed dated Angusi 12. 1572, and record. ed in Bradford county. In deed book No. 113 page 112, ha: and conveyed I.!v R. C. Smith and .wife. by an assignnient on .back Jf said deed, to the Wy oming Imm-ranee Company, July F. 1974. with i framed house, 1 barn, eth , r outbul,dir.gs., and a few fruit and ornamental trees thelmoie . Seized and taken Into' execution at the s i va o B. W. Lane vs. henry A.. Prince. NO. 9; ALSO—AII that certain piehe or parcel of land. sheave In South Creek towriship, in - lots 5,694-4, bounded.and described as - fullest s :• Begin ring at a post on the northeast corner of laid iota: and on the line of the States of - Pennsylvania and New York; running thence south 139 chains and 4 Kirks to a post: thence west 94 chains and 6 - links to a stake; thence north 1° east Ith chains-to a post: thence north b9Deast 52 chains cos post; thence north 14° west 7 chains. and Slinks to a post; thence south 67° west 132 chains to a blazed hickery tree: thence north 8.93e° west 46 chains to a beach tree near the creek (marked) ; thence 1° west 123 chains to a post • thence west 30 chains to a Norway pine (marked); thence nos th 50° west 49 chains to a pins ; thence north 20° west 95 chains to a Norwa) pine: thence north 40° west 149 chains to a Norway pine (marked), and standing on the-line between the States of rennsylrania and New York ; thence south 67 0 along the State line 593 chainsand Stinks to the place of ' beginning ; contains 339 a-res. Seized and taken into executine at the suit of John Bra' nerd's use vs. Amos IL Hinckley. No.'lo. A L - Sll-sOne other lot of land. situate In Wilmot township. bounded and described as fol lows: Beginning at a stone heap; thence north east 90 perches to a stone heap ; • thence north 95° east 84 perches to a stone heap; thence south 69 0 east 129. p e. rehes to a stone heze, and thence - ,south 79° east 231.' lierches!to the place of beginning; con tains 69 acres and 20 perches of laud, Being the same lot conveyed by Augustus. CL: Lanthg and -other heirs of Mary A. Lilting to the .said Jeep Crandall. by deed dated - August le; 1560. Seized an' taken luto..execuilon a: thexnit of Michael Kingsley's use Vs. Joseph C. Crandall. PETEIIJ. DENS, Shen itherirs Office, Towanda, Nev. 9. 1911. APPLICATION IN DIVORCE': .:40 Martha S. 'cannon. Pa the Conn . of Common - Pl.-ac of Bradford County. No. 373. May Term.•ISSO. • You are hereby notified that Clinton N., your husba , :d. has applied to the C girt Common Pleas of Bradford County for • a diyorce from the bonds of matrimony, and the said Court has appointed Monday. December 5.1.5.31. in the Cour. House at Towanda, for hearing the said Clinton M., in the premises, at which thue and place you may attend If you think proper. " • PETER J. DEAN, Sheriff. APPLICA.TION IN. DIVORCE. —To P111:be 11. unt!ey. In ihe Court of Com mon Plea, of Itradford Connty..No. "A, May. Term. 185 1. You are hereby notified that Isaiah 8.,-your buiiigut4 . has applied •to the court of Common Pleas of.Rradford County for 3 filsoree from the txmds of matrimony, and the mid Court has ap. polnted Monday. December 5, Ittsl, In the Court If ouse at Towanda, for In.arlng the sold Isaiah_ R. In the premise.; at which time and ,plare you may attend if you think l proper. 3-4 w- , PETER .1. DEAN, Sheriff. A PP.LICATION IN DIVORCE. 1 - 3 1 .—T0 Gertrude Pearsall. Iu the Con rt of Com num PICOS of Bradford County. N 0.114, May Term, IBM You are hereby , untitled that Elmer. your husband. has applied to the. Court of Common Pleas of Bradford County fur a divorce' from the hoods of matrimony, and the said Court has ap pointed, Monday. Dec. 5, 1631, in the Court House at Towanda, • for heriur, the Said Elmer In the premises. at - which time and place you may at- V-ral if you think proper. . 3-4 w. - PETER J—DEA.N. Sheriff. • A -PPLICATION IN DITORCE. —To Sewell Clatillm In the Court of Com mon Pleas nr, Bradfiall Co No. °A, May Term; 18S1. You are hereby notified that Mary Clatffin, your wife. has applied to the C :urt of Commcn Pleas of Bradford County for It - diroree front the bonds of matrimony, awl the said Court has ap• pointed Monday; Dec. a. 1551. in the Court Rouse at Towanda, for hearing the. said Mary Clatifin, in the. premises, at which time and ptace you may attend if Y - Tait think proper. . 3-4 w. PETEIL J., DEAN, Sheriff. . • APPLICATION IN DIVORCE. —To. sabel! 1. Hayes. In the Court of Common Pleas of, Drad:ord county, No.lBB, May Term, mt. Yon , are hereby notified that John N. your husband, his applied to the Court of Com. mon Pleas of Bradford County for a divorce from, the bonds of matrimony, and thn , said Court has appointed Monday, December b,.1881. in the Court Ilau.so at Towanda, Tor hearing the raid J...hn In the premises, at which lime and place you may attend If you. thigh propper. ' 3-4 w. Sheriff. A PPLICA,TION IN DIVORCE. 4 .71, —To David Diwell. In the Court of Coin mon Pleas of Bradford County, 'N'ti„ 46.1 Dece mber Term, ISSO. Yon are hereby eotined that Elmira,. your wife, has 'applied to the Court of Common Pleu of radford Co. for a divorce from the bonds of matrimony. and the said Court has appointed Monday, December' S. tut, n the Court - Bowe at Towanda. for hearing the said Eittlifs In the premises. at which time and place yea can attend if you think proper. 3-Iw. PETER J. DEAN. Sheriff., PPLICATION IN DIVORCE. —TO - /ibble M. Mayfield. In the Court of Common Chas of Bradford County, No. 47; De cember Term, 1860:* Ton , are hereby notified that Georgell, your husband. bas applied to the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford County:for a divorce from the hoods of matrimony, and the said Court' has "aptikitated Monday,' December 6, Ital. In the Court flour* at Towanda.- for heating ' the said George 11. bribe premlee3.aterhlch time and place you may attend If you think proper. 3 1 11 . • •PETZP! Esieria. . ccuitTrEKILLAY4TION-11ftr, uz. Winszas. BM. rani V.- Treenteut lade of OM 1312 i inninntU Met. gestisitall eirtna gaunt; et Brellern. Lao stool Ms precept bontortlato flopoostot. SO, Ise 3, $o n+. for Webs Court Ot Cotatooo. nest sod Ospibors Court et tae Cunt Neese lo lo±.aota rs, oostuseactsit loolfay, Norma" 21st nut to eastiarne awn snots. • Notts is tbototOnt bank, Oyes to at perms literoited that they ha-thee set Om to titer prow at Itotioelt•ltt tbo itootoos of saw dal.lrfllßreeot4j f.catattlons ant other ream. lumen to do tboo• tbielot lat* to their elk, o f , petioles to be dew. Jur s ors ate vernouen to to mu:tea la Oar suatedeoce airreemdy to wit Mara st Tee sits. OW saf . digy .t November. he Ilbet resirof ear Lord toe ibisimed sight huzedfei sod sighty-sme. seed of ladepezedeeees of th e 'Vatted States themes lessmittetile Med dna. . , • ?MB J. MAN; Newf. Irgl A .L i, LIST NOtTMBEE SPE- ruts? WICI:X. • EcattylleTsvhill Ti. E. Lockheed_ rject mett W. 11...111int0 in. Wet. Wolf - Mew U. E. UMW vs. A. 1. Levee, et aL,Artosys-s B. S. Seven, trosteN etc.. vs kinquebszusi ]/crest losainaoe Campaity. d e b t Mt NS:. Beak. Atbetes, vs. Geo. le. Wen.. Seri= Now vs. A. C. Culpesrov. ~ .. .elevlsitst Pa. N.Y. Canal k IL Co. Wa. D. XottaDye i et a! ejectrAnt. Geo. W. Ester vs. Joke 0 Ward - tempest_ Jou. Sean hammer vs. Chas. and NWT SLl..ek,e; H. B. Fangilder vt. W. H. Sberwocil trespass Frederick SL Cole vs. David Cole efecttoegjg Delpheek Shoemaker vs. L. E. Ftolkzer..... C. W. Clapp vs. Soo. W. Holleaback 44e, Athens B. Association vs. C. 0. H neutron et al trt to Wright Danbatews. VI /worth Oslorn.....trupata Citizens' Nat. Bank Towanda vs. A Coaktla..ampt First Nat. Bast ?Truckle vs. A. Conklin ....attlt Mary E. Ilamlltxre vs. Wm. Snyder d-q Lars ore k Tompkins vs. Geo..P. ?racy aplul Wm. M. Mallory vs. Douches Wlison. et a/.. elect ILICOND WI/X. Jackson Leads vs. Wm. Whitney - setn in Rose L Seem ues vs Mks Atherton's Errs F-ftnie E. A- Packet & Co.vs.Schrader Xining aM factoring Coo:play trespau Firs* Nat; Bank Towanda vs.Tbos. fi multi 11.w:1 - racy N.Y.Canal # R.lLCo...appeal S Pike's Ears vs. A. Honsiter lane Francis A. Drexel vs. Jrie. Cann! elestina , t: C. F- Fleet vs. Thos. R. Jordan app e al S. H. Farnsworth ve. J. Cobb tans E. W. Drake's. Thos. Harding. et al.- .assompot E. L. Palmer va. Eugene Keeler .appeal M. S. Pike's Errs vs. C. Hronsicker replevin LeWis k Brown vs. David Whipple • •APPea Samuel Ovenshire TIL. A. IL Spaiding. et ai-ltresp Clark Johnson rs. Asylum Township • appeal S. H. Howell vs. A. J. Layton - Chas. Perrigo & Co. vs. Kinney & Watkins, Chas. Perrigo & Co. M. nratklos. Mary Lally use vs. Michael Kerwin...—. Geo. C. Atwood vs. N. N. Parks.. Subixenzni returnable on Monday, .svr. :Ist. 1631,. at 2 o'clock r. • GEO. W. BLACKNAL . Towanda, Oct. 14..14?11. c Prothonotary., REGISTER'S NOTlCE.:—Notice is hereby given, that there has been hied in the °glee of the Register fcalthe.Probate of Wills and granting letters of Adininhatrallain In sad the County of Bradford, State of Pennsylvalts. accounts of administration upon the folios:taw estates. viz: ' • • The Am and Mull 'iceman of Lark Bird, guar. dtan of Mart Driscoll, a calacT child of Dewds Driscoll, Late of the towastalp of Atbeas. deceased. The fest and final account of Lart Bird. gait. Man of Patrick. Ambrose Dristrult. now deceased, who was a minor child of Dennis DtiliColl. late of the tourusblp of Athens, deceased. • The first and Mud account of Samuel Davidson. ji.„ and I. L. Young. executors of the last will and testament of. Samnel - Davidson, /ate of the. town ship of Shesheqain, deceased. The fret and partial account et Jerome B. Fat eta, Cr., guardian of Mary S. Cross, Ida J. Cross and Franklin Cross, minor children of Thomas Cross, late of the township of Canton, deceased. The first and Snal account of Adolphus Saxton and L. M. tard. executors of the last will and testament of Orlando L. Streeter, late of the vos n ship (if Granville. deceased. " The fret and partial accouninf David 3d. Bun adminis:rator pees dente fite,of the CSIZU. cf LoretroM. liandeli. late of the township of Bur lit.gt,ru. deceased. - - Tbe Sr st. and final account of John E . Titian and James North, executors of the last will and testa ment of Philip McDermott, late of the township of Aliany. dee-east-4. The first and trust acc.runt of Tamer A. Chaffee,. guardian of Yliebe G. Chafes Foos Mrs. James R. Titus). meteor child of N. 11. Chnlee, late of the township of Orwell. deceased. The f ret and Mulatto:rut of Benjamin M. Ciaz k, executor of the last will and , estannent of Stephen M. La:lruer, late of the township of Bui.ingun„ deceased. The first and final accountof Louise H. Acker man. guardian of Belle V. Ackerman,.a mincr child of Edward Ackerman. deceased. The first and final account of William T. Davies, administrator of the estate of William late of the Borough of Towanda. deeeksed. The first and final account of Henry Westirpok. administrator of, the estate of Joseph Sill, Late of the township of Asylum, deceased. The first and final account of if. Betts ad ministrator of the estate of E. O'Meara Goodrich, late of,the Borough of -Towanda. _deceased. who was te administrator of the estate of O'Meara Goodrich Pope, late of the Borough of Towanda, deceased. • The second at:d final account of 11. I). Freeman and W. A. Thomas, administrators of she estate of David ,Palmer, late of the Borough of Albs. dec'd. The :second and final acceunt of John Patters.n and' James Mason. exeentors,of the last 'will aLd testament Cf James. S. Patterson, late of the too ship of Rldgbury, deceased. The ttcond and final account of Aaron 1"..A1:.r., gnanlian of Lincoln Stevens, miner child of Mir, ley Stevens. late of the township of Burlingl. - o. deceased, by George Allen. aimed as ev-rator the last wilt acid testatnent of. said Alma I'. Allot, now deceased. The first at:l Anal account of Mary A. Cllfrm. ailtnint+tratrix=of the estate!of John Dri ,con. law of the It6ra ugh of Tr. , y, deceased. The a •reond and final accotint of Martha Sinner. Fiord L. Sinner and A. C Elsbree. adminitcratrir. and u•lnoihistratr.rs of the estate of A. A. Sinner, late of the Borough of Athens, deceased. The first and final account of George Gard. guar dian of George W. itippeth. minor child of Georg+ , W. Ripsoeth, late of the township. of liVysur. de ceased, by Will.am H. Smith. executor of the last will and testament of said George Gard. misdeed. -And the !awe will be pieSented tv the Orphans ,- Court of 'Bradford County. at an Orphans' Court to be held at Towanda for said County, on Thus day, the sth day of December. A. D. 18il, ar. 2. o'elOck P. M., for confirmation and allowance. - P The first and finalacconnt of Lawrence Vonght.V, administrator of the estate of Joshua Wrought, ate of the Borough of Rome, deceased. A. C. FRISBIE, Register. Register's Office, Towanda. For 3,1613 t. ORPHANS' COURT NOTICE. —Notice Is hereby g:Yen that there has tio eii flied in the oface of-the Clerk of the Orphans , Court in and for the County of Bradford,- State of Pennsylvania appraisemenis of property set off by execntors and administrators to the widows and children of the following decedentS, viz : Estate of Obadiah It. Hemenway, late of the township of Sheshequin, deceased. Estate of Eugene W. Learned. late of the Bor ough of Alba, deceased. Estate Of. Thomas O'Leary, late of the_ town ship of Athens, deceased. Estate. of David Reid, Late of the township of Barclay. deceived. Eslate of E'rastris H. Stanisy, late of the:Borough , . of Canton. deceased. Estate LI narld Landen.;late of the foyers:lip of Cantonvdeceased. Esiatt of Lawrence Antisdel, fate of the town ship of Warren, deceased. Estate of Edwin C. Oliver. late of the Tfo — foggli of Troy. deceased. . _ Estate of Thomas-E. Quick, late of,the township of Wilmot. deceased. MEEffMMMiI Estate of Albert Jeds.n, late of the township of Wells, deceased. And the tame will b presented to the Orphan' Court of Bradford County, at an Orphans' C.eirt to be held at Towanda. for said ,Connty.on Thuriday. the Mb 43y of December. A. D. ISII, at :o'clock. r. , for final confirmation. PPLICATION IN DIVORCE. —To Charles Crcssey. In the Court of Com mon Pieas of Bradford :aunty, 354. May Term, !rat. You are hereby notified that Emma Crosey, your wife, has applied id the Court of Com mon Pleas of Bradford County for a divorce from the bonds of matrimony. and the said Ctrart has appointed Monday. her. a, 111.11, in the Court House at Towanda, for bearing the said Emma In the premtses, at which tints and place yen may attend if you think ' , roper - . 3-ix. • • PETER 3. EA\. Sheriff. iiPPLICATION IN DIVORCE. —To John G. Pmte. :In the Court of Corn tuou Pleas of Bradford Ck.unte, No. 49, Dee. Term, IM% You are herel.y ootified that E.,:tcp,e pooh., 'your wife, I:a., applied to the Court cf Connoou• Pleas of Bradford County for a tivore • front the bonds of matrimony. and thu Court has appointed Monday. Dee. 5, 1881. In the Court House at Toward t, for hearing the said E-trile 1. the premises, at which !Jure and place you may attend-If Ic.o think prcper. ' EETED. J. DEAN, Sheriff. jrPPLICATION IN DIVORCE. —To Henry E.Res ford. In the Court Or CCM mon Pleas of Bradford County. No. 2.9. Eehn:ary Term, isSt. You are hereby notified that Eine. your wife.'has appiled to the Court Of Clllgr.on Plearof Bradford County fora divorce ftvrn the bonds of matrimony. and-. 4 the said Court has appointed Monday.-Decetnber S. ism, in ten rutirt House at Towanda, for hearing - the aald Ellie In the premises, at which time and puce you may attend If yon thing proper. - 3-tw. PETER. J. DEAN. Sberil. .APPLICATIO . N IN DIVORCE. —To James V. Curran. In the Cohn Of Common Pleas of Bradford County. No 610. Sep tember Term, ISSO. You are hereby netteNt that Elmira Conan ;out wife, Lai. by hrr nail 'friend. IS: 8. Pratt. appiled !nth,. Court of Common Pleased Brad r t Co..n , y fora divorce froth the bonds of matrinnity. ant tho,iald Court has appointed Monday. Ilec. S. 13A1. isi court Rouse at Towanda, for hearing the said Llnilra to the preinises s at which time and place you way attend It you think proper. 3.41 w. PETER J. DEAN, Sheriff. NOTICE.—Wei real, reas, information Us beet. given that there hare been VarM In the Smquehanna river, at various places sit him the Cenutrof Bradford, certain un'awful contriv ances for the catching of flab, commonly known Si. eel-weirs, ftsh-haaketv, etc., which see wastctui and extravagant modes of tbling, and contrary tuthe lairs of . he - Commonwealth ; now- I, Peter J. Dean. High Sheriff of the County of 13 milord. 1 1 viri le of said law, anti as rvquired thereby, do deelare such contrivances to be contman unbance, and order them, when within the County of Brsdfor d • to be destroyed or dismantled by the owners or managers thereof, on or before thee let day of December, protium or I shad-proceed to the :ante In accordant'," st'th raid law. PETER DEA Sher!ri Moe, Towarkilo, Oct "7 • Itkit-or. E.X.ECITTORS' NOTICE. Let tees testamentary having been granted tote undersigned. under lbe last w 11l and testament of • Hiram Gordon. late of Steadies Stone Cep.. deed, all persons Indebted to the estate of said decedent are limb, noosed tb utOe Immediate pa?" metitodtd all baying claims against said estate runstprment the same duly 'authenticated to O. andersigned tox serUemea. - JOHN GORDON. N. Goignox, Executors SiaOtig ilkee, cietoper S o iiSiorr. 4 ..tre kV IMO A-. C. FRISBIE, ("krt.
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