Bradford reporter., August 01, 1867, Image 2

nos atiratums..
-4%6 Mutinous: -haire-fl*Overe4
another veri rich gold min*.
- —A train 'of seceding liortneinis
krom Utah arrived at Meshing on the 18th,
en route to the States.
`--A, few eases of the cholera hive
occurred Memphis,
—All the leaders of Union !mita*,
who e i
vox' Wit:stogi a are opposed
Jolanito'eacts.'
, ••• —l3 right= Yotipg Promise's, ttt
ish polygamy as soon as the tiniest is is=
"stored
—:kaPoleon is purchasing, an im
mense number of horses for the Melia' a-
- -The Afehidatehee Sophia, moth
er of MATimil;ao, isroported insane.
—Louis Kossuth 6 a‘caudidate for
the Hungarian Parliament.
—Gen. Salnave has been elected
President of Hayti for four years.
—The A imercans in Paris had a,
very spirited celehretion on the 4th.
liquors has made
100,000 maniacs in the United' States in ten
years.
. —Two ¶of the leading Mormons
have renonnc I3 d the "holy ordinance" of
,polygamy..l
—Heavy rains have caused floods
and serious damage to rice crops in South
Carolina.
—Fifty one oases of whisky frauds
are to be tried at the next term of the tr. Ili
Court, in Tuginia.
—Advicee Wive been received from
Borne to the effect that the Gexibehliens are
menacing the City of Viterbo.
-Gerrit 6mitli eaya, in a' remtk' t
lettr, that he has . given swig the tea& of
hie fortune, and is no.longer rich.
—A villain in Lewis connty,N. Y.,
cut off the leg of a neighbor's horse—a val 7
aable animal—to gratify spite. The scoun
drel was armited. •
-LA new.use has been discovered
for crude petroleum. Saturate rags with it,
and pat theta in rat holes, and the rata will
leave the premises.
—About 400 1 3fortnona are now
on their way across the Plains to Utah.—
They are mostly new converts from England
and:Wales.
.;—Two girls murdered their step
mother, in Roane county, Tenn, • few days
Wince, under circumstances of special cru
elty. .
The Euglish Reform bill, eaten
ding the right of suffrage, haspassell the
Rome of Commons szel has beeri reed in
the Houie of Lords. .0
—Robert Toombs, of Georgia, has
been pardoned by the President. Toombs
is deingtis best to incite opposition to, the
Government.
-The New York emerald declares
that the present Adniinistration has &tor ,
mined on a war with Matico.
John,. Mani), of Syracuse,
recently caught a pickerel weighing 19 lb&
and 5 off. in Onondaga Lake.
—Daniel Drew has selected a site
in Carmel, Putman - county N. Y., for the
establishment of a Biblical SchooL
—Mrs. BridgeteCrowley killed two
451na inankes on Main street;ln Mt. lion*
' • Y., a fee• cleyr ago, each over five feet in
'Lane/.
—The Camden and Amboy Rail
road Company has fitted np one hundred
and twenty-five . can for the transportation
of peaches alone,
-7114 Atlanta Era says Georgia ,
Dili go thirty thonoand for reconstruction
,on the Congressional plan,
—The Mexicana have given , up the
body of vaxivnilian, audit will he deslivensi
to the Austrian Legation and forwarded to
Austria.
—Col. Russell Errett is strongly
ruled by the Pittsburg Gazelle as a susses
so; to Hen. Thomas J. Bingham in the
State Senatt. •
—The Methodists lie.ve decided to
establish a 'college st Lockenow, in canna°,
lion with their injssion in Lulls. •
—A Tennessee traitor joined the
Union League and betrayed its workings.—
The. whole work has been changed in con.
seqtrence.
—One of the female visitors at
isaritogs Appeared in seven different dresses
on the first day after her arrival there. bhe
positively had "nothing to wear. • "
—Oov. Swann, of Maryland, has
.commissioned James Cooper, ytto served io
• the rebel army during the war, as *ladies
General in the . Maryland 44 1 / 4 4 4.Wh0 are
eqipping in rebel grey.
--At the Old Colony Depot, Bos
ton, on Tuesday of last week, a young tide(
seized a linen coat from the arm of an old
watt ,and escaped. It bud $l,OOO ig the
Pact.
—The second Advent people are
arranging td go op atopuMe 'Brit of Olio
-ber.
—Mary Preston 4:41-intgeatChea
tie, on Ifondil of last irook,aged 103 yearn
—The i3roomehttrg Democrat says
that 260 buildings are in' proem of erection
in that town.
—A young man ded in Panville,
knit week, in conseque l i i trof eating unripe
fruit. •
—Wel-Russia his . been adde4 to
the military department of Washington Tar.
:Rory. and Gen. Rosseati has been maimed
'to the command. - • •
—A man by the name of Dunlap,
finin Baltimore, yes drowned on Wednes
day moining, on the bead► in front or the
Atlantic Hotel, Cape Island. •
—The last "democratic" demonstra
tion in Texas resulted is sackings eslered
church and killing two mail and one wcma
—A. copperhead was killed in the
Harrisburg oeroeteri,last Sunday. ' It was
a real serpent, not a politician, '
—The , wheat - haxvest throughout
the State is genendly caw, sod the crop is
large and in good condition.
—William Johnson, who 'keeps a
livery stable in Altcinaa, hat.beea arrested
for “shoving" conntartalt money. '
• —The Cheese pactiny at Brookfield
Haw. ocitlutY• in =Wig goat 600
4.4: cheese pnr loiy. •
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z erniebid COantY 4444 of
I.o42, LeAglig 404441441$ Ms Ines nitlopiel is
ae+ eitil additional; eamtko this owns.
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Towanda, Thurfulky,
Vision BepubWan Ir.
FOR JUDOS OP TIM!" . „,
HON. HENRX .- 14 MIL
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OF ALLWOHANY.COUNTIre / ,
4.1 *ll ' • • Tat PILUSIDENCY....
Ti!eg-,14 1 1)0.4,..A9, 1 ;0 3 9.Wi1k0ktAt
in the Preeidentialieacket at present;
. „
aa4 i t alry,or i o t ur ptemppraries are
eryinipiiiiiiite Wares, as we think;
Esther -preinstarely.- ..,It is obters
1)1e, ihstrfewAixe sufficiently
to iulvooote the re-efection . _of the
Pte#Ot .. 6 o4 , o l ,ni§'
trate; unieu,, Wm, Ifsehs... they fm !
peat an immiiiiste ; ifis•st!
Models "eertiiinly sofifficietitly linen=
viable"to . 'lain off frotn' the datigix;;
ous, elevation s,ll who prefer peape
of mkt!. std. 'the esteem of their. fel.
low-rnen. 'Vet -they will lefleot, , and
truly, that it•ivas by the base be
trayal of the friends: who placed hiin
in power that . - Auclrew Johnsouis•
name •becaine the synonym of all
of all that is contemptible and worth-
less. It is nut unnatural that those •
who have .been 'so grievanslY
Poukte4 in him **sold begin, to look
around for some - eligible successor
to take his place when- the country
will be happily rid of h'is obnoxiinis
rule. In doing, this ~ Various ;motives
will operate opon,the minds of those
viho . arnme the leadership of, public
opinton. • •
There "are men to *bons principles
are of the first importance, witiz . i inok
upontmen only,as instraments . for the
realisation of Theory, irho wish to
see society advance toward its ulti
matum by progressive action, and .
will seek for 'a represontation - of
those views. Honesty ,sud capabil
ity will here be the necessary pre
reqtdsites. There are others who
•are influenced by their : -personal re
lations, self-seeking politicians who
think to advance their owu interests
by promoting that of their favoritel;
and men who are guided by alley
rather than convictions of right.
Most men are more or• less influ
enced by the great e,onsideraticrii i.
availability.' It is a very nice ques
tion, how far we may, be justified in
adopting a Candidate upon this last
consideration. While it is impor
tant That a candidate should be avail
able, he 'should be something more
than that.; he -should he true,' ge
should be a representative - man of
the leading idea of the contest, and
his success should' be a mark of its
triumphant progress. Ideas. govern
the world. They may be aided or
retarded by the personal action of
Oilers. Of this, the present infa
mous Administration is a living ex
ample. Of what avail has it been
to the cause of freedom and th;
Union to have elevated' Andrew
Johnson to the Presidency; 'all; cf
whose . efforts
.have been used to re
establish the political' power of the
rebellious and conquered South! Ex
perience has taught us that it is
more bitter to be betiayed by , a pre
tended friend than to be beaten by a
candid foe,. It is hardly probable
that'the administration of the Gov
(itunent byfleneral canid
haye been half as offensive to Union
leen as has been that of Andrew
Johnson. We should have expeCted
an antagonistic Wks) from the Dem
oCratkc candidate,' rand been in no
way respousible. _for it ; and it, is
quite possible that it might have
been at least di:mired with a, respect
to loyalty, which Joheson'e malig
nity has thrown aside. It is certain
that the personal characteristics of
lifcelellan woad not have been as
vulgarly offensive as those of the ,
boasting - Tennessee plebeian ; and
" swinging round the circle"
,would,
not have been- one of the" Presiden
thil amusements, When our politi
cal, opponents have - outreached es,
we may console , ourselycs with the
reflection that we did , our best, up- .
held our principles and struggled-for
their ascendancy; but there is no
solace to be found in , the catalogue
of political consolations for -electing
a chiefs Air, your opponents oat of
your own rimier.
Of what avail Will it be to us if
we, achleie success in votes, and not
in principles! Assuredly,none,whate
ever. Then it becomes the great
Republican-party, , 'which is reeponsi
ble for its 'seta the people, to see
that none but a . true andAtnswerv-
lug friend of freedom and trnion, as
we -understand• and interpret. these
words ; is nominated for the Pieta ,
dency.
LOVIStANA. FAVES.—The prOglr3Sing
I •
reconstruction movementis CO 804
is iip'yeliiping wetly iptereetinif
sad will unquestionably. show More
as time advances; The last retains
from thO.parishes of . Louisiana; ever
all but.one, abeshoW 109,178 'voters .
to-day, against 50,989 -seven years
ago ; an increase 458,218. - Tluicol
ored majority. of voters is $4 . ,689, the
whole white voters Wing 114 . 37,2i55.
The 71,930 colored' vote of course
givei thim this supreinsey. The eie
igration in the State has been limit.-'
ed to the' pariehea of losionrce,Wash;
ingjon and lilew,C/rleins;when every : ‘
one. at ill familiar, ivithi‘Liisishins
would have . supposed that,,the,firsi,
wave "woald have bordered the Tette
llue azi ( V4ie
to tboiGulf, 4twems *swag,' three'
MEM
'
. 1 ..". s N argumem,
will be made this
_w k,: when the
case will i o to the4ury.l The,geper l
al opinion s that - the)* Will fail to
tu t
Sgree;us t eta alreim
seral secession
sympa 'Win 'lth Wd ',T
at y.:he d r &
fence has i, mainly e r anavored to
ptove an tbi, by oho ing that Bur
iatfwas . t Elmira , `ith l / 4 14th.0f
April; 186i.'- Th e eprin4Par vi jWest".
rior the,.def j endarti, - WssiDr.''s*o)nrfue ;
) 319 . 8 ,:*". PilneFlT F,l B i 4 .l*g i'? ' !t ) i4 (i .
anaWavi i ) i tlYi . I Tho ft(tatfied thst, he
Was a t
„ g ira on the ~4th of. - April.;
,•
nd ea* Btrasarr — at the Brainard
Houtie:. *;
. ''li I ' ! _ ,
Dr. B.'s ; testimony *Lis attacked on
tha ground of his bad eputation for
truth and raracitr—and ' - MY of hie
oldlictinaintances '*.'” - Orly; Owe
go and Nr- - ibpcanmd,
who, gi, a high
character
Shtkrswi
delphia
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manner sVith hich the ,fmanuiere,
baskets, Iraann acturera, .merchants
and busitro nu n 'gen rally regard
his: ast course. By hi
.., decision in
teferenee to .leg. 1 tendr currency, he
created more c o usion nd individual ;
1 ,
lose 'among the, business men than
did'any ether judicial letlicer in the
Uniied ! States by adecision from the
; e
bench: On this aeooun the business
men of the metropolis a reiolved to
cut Shareweod t the : balle•t-boi.—
They aver, and justly l eo, that a Spin'
who Strtick a bliry at the credit of
the nation in the hoot Of its peril, is
not to be' trusts in pea'ee witenlits
highest honors a e to pe distributed.
Renee the Merchants, ' manufactuers
and bankers of Philadelphia, who re
prrtical , men, +d who produce he
wiealth. which maintains the Gov rn
,nuent, will oppe , _se Sharewood. -
1
liar RllolsBl3oll AGGAIIIZ pointedly
atur•empliatically deniee the . within
ship of a letter *httrihnted to him 'hy
,the Copperhead PresS,' asserting
the negrn hald Keen for thousands{ of
years r patholegipally9,4 d , phusiolo4i-
Cally au essentiallyinferior nine to
any otlier—a diferent and lower nni•
mal, and'unt properrs , belonging,o
the human species. Notviithstandibg
this disavowal of the anthorship . sd
such a letter, the OoPperhead prfiss
use this forgery as one of their str4m
gest eleCtioneering docunients.
a If the deliberation of the Now
York Convention to amend the Con
hiitution ,
is an index to public sen'ti
t,
Inent op'the subject, wothan s ffrage
will not be conceded in the . mpire
State for some time to cpthe. ,A \
vote
was taken, after some debate on the
sUbject, and the-result was fifty-one
against land twenty for it. It was
found:adter taking the vote, that a
cinorum of the Convention , was not
yresent i but. the. vote shows how the
matter would probhbly be decided in
full meeiing.' , _ .
tivo of tit. ttletk
. ,
—Desperate ellortil are being made
jo get up a gold mining excitement at Scran.
len, in this Richardson
eoiurty, Ohio, and in Citqada. _People who
are disgusted with petroleum specnbAinnir,
can'add to their stock of experience by
taking gold shares .
—Railroad Fares. i*t the State of
New York are cheap at preiient. The •Erie'
railroad carries passengers from Dunkirk
toliew York city for $6 76. The Hodson
river steamboats to compete 'with the mil
ieu; carry passengumftimi Albany to New
York foir 24 cents each..
—Judge Sharswopd decided tbut
the bills of credit
possible
.by then:aerie=
people were of to 'possible value, which is
equal to eclaring that the people as a na
tion are dishonest. What right has ,a wan
^holding ' • such opinionto ask the People
rthtui characterized for position of 'honor
and. profit?. .
---A, shocking,. tragedy occurred
inear Union City, Odin County, .11y., •on
°Monday. t A negro inatt broke jail in that
t;t”rit on the prededing Frida . y, repairing to
the louse of aged 'and highly respected'
widow lady named Charam, -outraged her,
old then fled. 'Two sons of the injured
Wont= 'folloWed the -write' h to Hickman,
ICY., arrested him, and, taking him back
to near the scene of thWoutrage, shot him
;dead; and emit: gemmed ; his head frordgif ,
b o at, ' I
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• . 7 Last ,
week a train 'arawn by an
engine using crude pstroleum tbr foil went
.frouilidOnteto Iritinl l toit, It consisted
641
of eight ' cars bade with petroleum.
In two p4ini exPeet .4o see JooomoOvea
on most of great railroads of thecoun
try
tYibli !Pe*eiim
G, YAi l LlJ§lli ACADEMY,,
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Wyalasini, Bradt' otd County. P&p
1. H. BROWN. , Ptuscleilt,
Mho Mt, E. 13110WS",,Asilsttu;4,
Mrs. J. IL SU)SSES, Timelier Otbisteotesiktar
• find Vocal Illtude. ,-. . ..
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The Sane will come” tee on aIOITDAY.
AUGUST 19, 1867, > ittd coUirete lii week .
i
Rites of tuition es, follow' ; . '
-Readlegi ling. Geogrsphi, Grin:mar,
Wand Wiitiani Arithatetle to -••-
•., Decimal Fractions... A... i . .. ......i.53,00
Clippies a d 131 her Beglif r ldfa4ohes, ex, ~_
74 se ed belOwv.' :'• .c .. ' COO
, iiii er 4/itebes sad Geonteify TAG
T gehoi,netty aid Sorveling ' spo
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mercial course, 'fleet t. 9 S waled In any 01.
mar Illoritthertlll Oollegel, hwiti added ,' with .
modereterstetkol tuittm: -.:!,;„, .5.,..-. . :IT— ;,,„ ---
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. usual. In erhlah.Sweety ,toe h
plis - recolie.tree YOstractlon:'
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Pupils ;an Eiseekothe.cespeneeltillbitierdvbt
InPonring mink gindiPoNdlnetalclrkoOlers,;Or.
to clubs, di cost. - , ,
.For further parglulars adhiount.the psineipiil -,
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poor pat mu „aq/ paaunoua2sl.4Bpladassupi, I
ualed_,acil, • -wails u‘vaa a i 000 Slulliiiuit
!mom aqt al • ‘uaWaAcudu4 , maapaos: y t .N?qw.
-ucempi ;wipe rod qopuiti q? nietecrkr4o 1
guilma.vi g ato woo; [tough; euoEtqi , ormagi
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kilo um 'alum Napip• Tnua•puu - StusAavtinq
!plug )(trjuotaiu eql.puu. saw Awn tapaugtoql:
at Judge.
in Phila
d in tb
TIIE TOWANDA BAKED "
EATDIG gIqii.BLISHILENT I
WOAD iALLYN having pnrchase4 i the
Bakery and'Elitlng Estahlkhment and Grodery
recent ly keg by Era It.Bialth, drat :tom , sdath
of the Ward; ',House, Bain. -street, Towanda,
Pa.., and baring re-modelled the same. they are
prepared to- fa 'rash their -customers and the
public with everything in their line at mason.
ableratee., . .
THEIR ,EATINtrDEPARTMENT
Is fitted up in the. most approved style and
meals are setml ei all hems.: and. their store Is'
filled with a Oio4l assortment id,
•
GROCERIES; • CONFECTICN4RY, OItEEN
4NI) , D.RIED &t." • •
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"They will k in , - abzel -and aell ate wbekaeale
and , rebiit or inanufactnre toorder.
BREAD, BISCUIT, ralsicyittelf:
' Willtig, BUNS, PIES AlfritAlf.l4l';`''
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Of all kinds. l Also w il l keep the beat C reeitere
I:
of all uds in the. market, by , the b , l .or
pound. Fresh Oysters ~constatilly on hand by,
the ke or dish, cheap as the theapeet. They
will use the best materials in every thing end .
will try to please the most fastidious. ,
w 'Weddihg and other fancy 'Oakei made to
order.
w Families Supplied daili sztfVFroEallgY,.
with anything.desired in our line. • j ,
They employ none but the most skilful work
men, and use only thelxist guiterialp , Tbey ere
determined to keep a first clue establishment.
011ie us a fair and-candid trial and you.will Hull
It to your advantage. , . ~
0.. H. WOOD. J. S . ALLYN.
Towanda, Aug. 1, 1867.--yr.
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OUSR AND tOT . FOR SALR,I
The enbebriber &less his Dwelling Home
and Lot for sale, in Towanda Borough, on Btate
street, between I .tiain and Watir streets, and
about 25 rods directly north of the Coort'Elonse
House 2Lit49 feet, two•atories high: Lot 3$ feet
front by 22Q. feet deep,. including an Alley-ion
back end.: Bar and other outbuildings, and
some tint trees thereon. Fultable:. for , - a Pri ,
rate Warding . Price OA •
4.
Aug. 1; 1867....--tt, •.I
HE I,YCO ALK,r VALVIR'
Insurance Akeitey toF Bradfopl CourV, •
Mutual Cast' plan. In eneeems!al operation Qv
er twenty seven yes ra. .‘
• ' IdUNTA NYE' & WARD.
Towanda, July 24, 1207.
THE tEQUITABLE LIFE ASSIIIt-
ANC& Society's Agency tot; Bradford Co; s
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CASH OAPIT ' AL . . si3 l 000 o.
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Yearly income ove r $2 - .000,000 cash.
BIONTANYE ' WARD
• Towanda, July 93, 1887.
THE ASTOR FIRE INStrItiNOR
1 of New York. Agency Tot Bradford N.
Dividend for 1866, 10 per cent. -
Towanda; July 95:1 1 11 5 F A4Y 4 Vir.4it''
,FOR, SALE.--A good Canal. Boat,
with full equipment,. Alpo a pair o
gorses. Will be sold ehenp.
__Apply to
MONTANI'E & WARD;
Towanda,July 25.1867.
TOWN PROPERTIES; TOWktil.
DA.--11 building lota. on , Loddard .and
Third Sta, Price from $350"t0 MC . ..
- 60 Lots on Main end Railroad streets. Price
$3OO to 350.
Fifteen lots on Bridge street.
A Town Residence. \. Good house and, good
nelghborbood. Pricer/200;
, Heat* and dot on 'Third "street, oapoaito ooi.
-I.
lege. rrice $lBOO. ,
Trio Lots 60 feafrOnt bj P:Kt 111114 ; dee ik ° PP :
site College.
A pyly to
.. „
it
Town properties loond, bought , itd mold.
Rentals obtained: . : - •
PROPERTY,
Tee minutia • Talk , from the Borough. Price
$3,1500. Part may remain. •
• MOBTADTTE- WARD.
Towanda. Ju1745, 186 Y. •
pop, SALE CHEAP.--An Improir
ws. ea Fain; 71 ; Bliealiegitta ;45 acre,
cleared; 12 acre '‘of good - cheantit
tbritoe aud railway..flea., l.donhle.boarded
herdic in good repair. livingspring Vitul.''
Barn 36x56 thgod YePtir l _ # 4oEll 4 r,u4r,
tact: Price ',IMP. fru* , •
MON TO 17 & WO% ',
25;,1861:,- . • . • •
T '44iands;JCi4
pAIITICULAR::NOTICE.
The underldgm l dFo .n 9491414 Owe Ito:
Hee to *elf trlendi and 'the , pok/10 &Mendip
itto; ito goods wittbittOttiV • • • • ?,
T , •
- • At their Start atter the : '-'
' FLEUR 4.sEpTtrimpitioni,
'Aid an do,eotu;t44.o P . : 6' 94 44 4d 61 iik 1 07 -
:Itkd by the frttli of - Atguat-'
r.i.,.."'siir..f.,4,TrafitsB,-Juutotra aro%
A FINE IMPROVED FARM
AL.,/gliso At t iolgia JeWsw§iti 80 alvell
‘6O iim•esimpriAtea r t # 7o 9.oß W44 l * nOthd4
'with 14. apso*ents ; tivo - Lfoqx lit
Ina springi! ; a -Ptitine M=ent,
38x48—For Sate. Plkd $3OO. !T , ift.
mahi ):"APPlitl “iVARD.
1847. 4-
Thiflil
Eil
(ONS
wi
tanlea
thU
US trot
of 40 .
;o and , rot.
os•regalar fort
loket will 112;15:
other stations, the to.
prop.,:t.rtfott: Tthwo or three.
rthot-.
nodetion may be=l
belbeer‘fl
rket Office.'
AIM
CAPITAL $3,400,040.
CAPITAL $400,000
I ,
SPRING. : AND ; SEIMMEIL GOODS,
,
Ar 9M/41ft 14
STAPLE do FANCY : DRY .GOODS,
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litaamtap...sfustiNvit,L , .
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TA 4 -, .P*0 1 : B .i '1A134.4.340%1*
gßAstr iou Towns:
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ref
6,-y l ig. large' wig
kaottate
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DRESS 009DS FOB THESEASON,
, Inc/Wing thelatest styles ;with: varieties to snit,
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• SACIEW . :CtOTHS: •
• Vcii - lA4 I eff Saab: ' ' ' "
j IRALIIGRAI 4 .B 1W& cLN Di SKIRTING.
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f,* piallliest'sty,.
A nice line or
i DRESS TRIMMINGS,
4test styles.
\ ♦ gip did usortintat of!
\
A`ip,o4l usortaient.of
,
YANOE and
PittPUldEßt,
MILLIN,E,SF !<:~
THEi MILLINEBT DEPABTHEBTbe.
.11Feptiin. good style, nailer- the ouperylefon , !of
!
MISS A. 11081,1 t,
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• •-. ~ • •
:Of. " n reku Han. sing Just re
calved Boni Nei! Yost itiMileMil - e - assortnient of
Bap ! ^
. •
I ' TUTS. AND iicti,NNETS;
, • rosigtir WitAlk,loo assortment. of \
• \
rft4Nai c ! 270/H/Ilflyßfff.
We ireireparesl to-liirtitisls In that .fiike so me-
Wad the "11l tore andinit,
Vired,to eV.* thle, bran& of on r. kat'
Slams entire 'estlilactlop •
CaU 7n indismitelne Our IMods, one decir north
of the'Peit OSlce..oMaln Street. - ••!• • 7!
- B. A. PET* * A. 00..
Toiranda,Ta:: innOl2,lBo. , •
T 91:14, 0 00' & exciaig,si
Wholesale and Retail at
' RANDALL & COMPTON'S
First dose eolith of the First National Beak
OTI!' E TI TWPIDAr PAr
BRANDS'Orr- TOBACCO-OHSWING.
I=
Gobi Leaf. SantlY Wet. Pig* 494. Mictitost
Lsaf and Star, whir 4 we" otter brake
In IPltantittea to suit ciststners. Packages in
Liarrehli Vartets.
BRANDS-LOP : OTGABgb.
Atiterkeit / Eagle, Glen:l3rsint,..LeboOef,
pert ,
,Tycoon and the
,very e1401.,c44 tir*ls.l4
FANCY WOKING
The edebinted Lone Jaik, Pride of the Mai
lad Sista, Virginietle;otitit'Leat, Navy and nll
1:Indio-of KlllicknlOk . , • _
I J/ • • °,
PutalPP4ssuPPl.led Ifith ( 4 1 Sac4 #Nt yplifTo•
betawirber4
ordeie prOnytly 411.
Igiireht 1116
ItllB. -EXPOSITION
IMCHINE RESIII4,
EEL ER &IF I L 0141
laidig7 TILE VAX!. , -
The highest, premium thei o!) 1 .1
L'
Pm !WIWI=
i r ward eer d D i g o run has beep'
WiIIFELER WiLSON • MAIM
FACITRIIO
There weroceighty-two competitan, mane
i=r iere l l !'" lte,t k ed aRIMIT/c4Raes2t of
~• ' - ;
:1,1 W/OIRAM :& BLACK,
Bradford CCdpati k
- at city pricer. • ,
wanda,July 11047.
VArkriJoooloA rirglimivr
A Ono oeleogon of :
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BIBS, SACKL &V- •
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nritrotE,PASSAGE ER:OM OR :TO
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'sump voila ma 'Or pkiwuzra ,
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Lingua' Paabelk, Ate* - week. •.;
of 1 4 41: 04404 .;' oc.*Laa ,, `
don, '
twilik a maw. ; •
ifisiattinz i tilligland; azillilatothad
•I '• • ••;'• - . 1: ,c';;.;
rib'. firth* particulars, apply to Williams 4.
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XN PIUGE t
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MIIENI
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VA' one inember r :of our ,
firm donstantly vn New York;
we have been'. ableLtaithin the
Past few days to Profit - large'''
ly by violent; fluetuatio its' in
-„ •1, • •" 31- .•.• •I
the markets and have
, 4, ': .•• T.!!!...f.f.
*Attislntechithe
,
of. Cioodo,tts puriz.ne
.KT,T.C . O - ::''' l lM - ,LOW:
• -.;
y REGULAR MARKET , RATEE.
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Mayi5;186T... ,, • t4t. I .
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NEW. aCIODS:I
- N E A) oIE & I E ,s
yfi.:,.4 . ,..41;qiiv,0425:,.
..CANRD \FRUITS,
PINE APPLES, . PEACHES;' PLUMS,
• ON ALL . ' • •
AN.D.CANNED, OUSTERS:
DRIEDAPP.WiI9, . .
PRIISES,
t
. • 40, itc, am. • •
A • .
''I".EAS, -. StrGAItS, STATT. ~ ~ ,~
~•
MOLASSES, eopoEt
eveiitaiLlgin the
It , o-0 Eli Y. 'L,-I`Nil
I ii )MPTON
wUI be kept censteally ag pod
i.
• ,
PI4,OIJR,FEED,BRANDIPOT9TTOES,
.NDTTNN, • LARD,' 8408, i AND' EVERY,
y*F.,,O,
:8 t A fresh lot of
DRY_4OO
r " inirchased at tho •
•
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LO l 4l/ST gomittilitE,MAllJlET
4 26 *i4i. l 6,s, 80 4 at•
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BOOTS` AillY 4110E8 •
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LEM
EMEIME
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TOPIC
nICITIBPSPRINOI fiTOOK, •
•
par very extensive "sales has warrantee n s
preiariitiiina . fOr a Very largo
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U 1 1 , 41 R 41 ' R - • A E
And In
.:F,4 01.,„-_1)‘,R,P..4,B Tiiitir.
We ar
FrILL SiOCBED I
V. 1.71.41. STOCKE
_ FULL ::STOCKED
t
With goods of th e
sa la; TY, A .1 I T L
il l . 13-P 17 it-I sE
GAI'I'IMS -AND - B'AIMQRIII,I9,'
, -
iEs
e"g ri sL.IRP
, • ' FOR
Loms, zeSSES'AND CHILDREN
PM2Cr -
IfO l pTS, GAITERS - & BALMOB.AL
BO' S. 4ND YOUTIi
?be catalogue embraces.
ALL TUN . STYLES
A.I4L THE
ALL TILE STYLES '
MI
First Clasi .Booe and - , Sh,oe &ore,
•
NOWOPERLEG IN TEL
H A RNESS DEPATMENT,
tPIiZBESS DRPABTIifBYT,
tGUMSS pg.P
. MT; •
IBM
-
,14,ATFIER FLY NET
GOTTOk
14iiisz ANti, &nazi Sits
• A -
IPCOE'S • AND , EA.11... NET
91fNER O
HORSE FMB.
HORSE FLESH
gimp is:wilsour NUM
ML JARS •
_
41"142-14714
tliegarwiss s
Isola hand and ready to wait on all Old
triendsailla 115 more Si possible,
ill the styles'ot _ •
LIGHT - AND.; _l3,:z y. ,IIARNESS,
4 IlTiflaii HIATT OR LIGHT,.
sAtsms,. gams,.
AND N" . p3.LTTELING,
,ANl}%:-Wirltli4uNG
MEM
nr - THE tINE
,SADDLIC:
.449 11 34.k.. 1 4:10qui,.CT
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SARAqTRUN
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Thkilll4.6lo , -A4l) .
•
OROCCO' TEAUEGING'.II
•
=M=
SALES
to bu t
;HOES
ES •
cn
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AZ i
Lei
FOR ;
STYLES
IN .A
ROODS,
, Too, mama to mention. The stock /Ws Siss
purchased since the last reductliiel .
tbeiefore will be soli at prices .th *. will. vrease•
I. *ILL NOT BE UNDERBO4,DI
TbeclUsens of Penneylvaefa " and the rest of
oordiattincited to call on htu
and eamagne the stock of
I . goods Millis new\
store oisktain Street.'; * doe eaat of kerb Ho ,
4 1 : VAmt.7 - of that Veil - 11,00 T.
ClWegi). June 13.1887.
1
..(149f.E: 11P01. , .1:.= THE"" . LAND 01`
IreY:rquantity, on d e l l'ioc t t e berlia.ter laste
~:-. "Owner or owners • will pleaeui come forwird.
- proreproperty, pay:charges and tate the 1:R
-awl__ _ ..Y. • ' 'FRED "C. (1011 E.
bnelbequin, Jonell, 1467
Slimliatumis.
S
F::`:` . es
, • 'C o
Merk.ur earner and Pins rtta
• .
The usdirosigued hating termed a partunrsitip
geuerai: gt•ohee ffi the -
1 3111,6liElit GRAIN , , ;Si PROViSION
Od 3 lNgsS, •
would iNii•ettc!uy tie the attention or d oe ,'
'bfixefe•, elkd the i'lltkno generally, to our bttmk
of Goods purchased under reryisrorablepiream:
utensils; Whidi we ofkr for Cash or 'Short time,
at prices whiUlt we 'ttdak will satisfy our friend s
tlist, we can: furnish Goods's& the - •
. „ .
LOWEST. MARKET BATES •
,
Ope o f, on e ! K ula attistancy. In New Yea, i t
aleklacauthases tor` a large Jobbing ho use ...
them, is well is for us- We hope by giving pee'
soul attention' to of business, keeping i•
tiismisnent at all times, and liberal dealing with
our canto{ a. to ins& the confidence and .
... • •
•
•
nine** of Ilia casosessity. S'•
Speolakettem tion given to iferelintits and itth•
- pis whit bay goods by the package: \ Cadl paid
fa's!l kinds of flight and Country Produce.
Per, STAV3IIB; MERCUR k CO.
? Toirands, Ai1d4,1887. a „ •
BEE
We 'Wei a huge .0/
CHOICE TEAS,
•
~_seileCtedb ox
et New York Mot/mule Prices.
. -
SUGAR, MOLASSES, SYRUP; RICE
Coffee, Tobae4.l3,Boap,Bl {testes, StarA 4
11,44.
• '
.Candlei,Cnicierease.
Brest variety, chesip by the Package.
- 4.. . •
A LARGE , STuqc.. OF *FetoUit
on band hi Barrels, Sacks or In Bulk ; also Cora
Meal ebesp—Feed.ito. •
;PUBS . - , H AL MS AND LA E)
71811. 0! ALL ,
-3
W(k)D' AND WILLOW- U ARE,
Stone Ware, Brooms by the quantify
BUIST'S GARDEN. SEEDS
CLOVER & TIMOTHY SEED
• ASTITON'S
The only kind suitable for Dairy use
Agenci for the ieht of
IiOVIN'& CO. .K.RPJ:SiNE' Off„ ,
at Mannfactultes pikes
'lids oil Is put up geedsound tight Lairds, I
warrantedto be fulliraeasure,.and we believe the •
quality to be the beet la market.
NEW STORE. AND NEW GO,OpS
.- •
FRESH FRO THE NEW YORK MARKUS.
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST-•
The subscribers have_isnrcltased baddini
lately owned by A. J. Noble, (ewe- door soca
of Beidleman's Block,) And have filled. it with
GROCERIES 'AND . PROVISIONS, .
iof• WOO EN AND WILLOW WARE,
•
Otitis of ali•kipda le their season, •
(fresh and
dr.ed), in feet me, thing usually {pond in a
drat claw •
•
P,ItOVISION STORE.
A share of the 'patronage of Towanda and vi
cinity is respectfully , solicited.
We will pay the highest market price for all
k4 l l/ 80 4 -
• COUNTRY PRODUCE.
We also hate the sole Agency for Bradl•44. I
aid adjoining counties for - the sale of the Cele
bested Virginia and Non& Carolina Smotio g
Tobacco, A liberal discountmade to the-tr. , U.
BRAIIHALL &
Towanda, April p,1887. •
R If OPA t
L. H. BRONSON
Would mod respectfully announce • t y a3e-a
tent of BradOrd Coenty, that he, Imo, remo v ed
from Orwell, Pa., to'
0 - :W_.E . G , Of . i . N. -T.:',.
Where
he'lls"ewal a soot well selected--
stock, of
D R Y G' 0 0 D S:!
Weft sdsp► to the prevent times pt
L, 0
.W lP R 'I C E S!
A large variety of
D•K E S:S (.2 0 O. D S,
Consisting of
PRINTS, - bEIeAINES, °RALLIES,
•
• Organdies , &pias,
1 •
- ALPACAS, MOZAMBIQUES,
. • Grenadines,
•
PIQ,IIE'S,' HILKS , _'&0: • SHAWLS;
Paraaola.
CLOTHS IN
Besides a la
OTHER qOODSE
The motto is
NNE
VARIETY:,
went of
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81.
IL IMO
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