9 I
11211
EarlyV44pltWea.
The Rural Nem • linixr gives the
following - suggestious on swung. ear
ly vegetables:
• rma.v rr-ts. - •
Get a few papers af,the-very earli
est kind say: extra Early ;May. , Se-r
lect the warmest days in February or
March vou can; -spade up as much
ground, in asheltered spot, as yOU
desire toplant—say a - south-side fence
row or wall--Idant your :peas, thick,
three inches deep, cover with warm,
thy leaf mold or chip manure and on
each side of tlie row lay • corn atalkS,
piling Them rip a, foot on each side so
that they will not fall over on the_
row. Scatter StraW lightly - , over - the
row so as net Ili) fully exclude the
snulight. If very rough weather sots
in, - (which. Willbe
_Am case, in. all
probability„)- cover , the - rows with
plank - or boards :Until. :_the rough
weather is over. ilen:terve when the sun
311 this Way you can
have a.few "messes" a mouth or so
iu advanoe of those— planted at tha
usual time. The pett - . is quite hardy,
us I have had themcovered with snow
. when two incloshigh without injury,
when protected - es above directed.
CVOMIXIMS:
Early iu March procure sonic sods
;about eight inches squaxe and four
inches thick. Tarn them over and
cut the soil so that the seed can be
stuck in an inch or so deep. Plant
only the "Early Frame." Set the
sods in• a pit or hot-bed, if you have
them ;if not, set them on a shelf in
a roorn where there is fire ; water
with millt warm water occasionally
as the soda get dry ; and when wtmn
..r weather comes remove them to the
garden and place small boxes a foot
square, having neither bottoms nor
tops over them. At night, until the
young plants get " haredned," place
a pane of glass over them. Remove
the boxes as the ground and the air
gets warmed up, and you will have
fine early cucumbers.
LETTUCE.
Make a hot-bed in the usual way,
about four by eight feet. Sow any
'.arty kind of seed you prefer ; keep
it covered with sash•; air and water
every bright, pleasant day. Thin out .
the plants a's you use them. Such a
bed will furbish an abundance, quite
early, for a family of a dozen or
. more.
.TONATOI:.Y.
Stiw in boxes of about two feet by
one and a half, six inches deep in
earth of.the richest kind. Cover the
seed half an inch deep. If you have
a hot-bed, place this box in it ; if not,
set it in a warm room, hear a sunny
window. Water ocetizionally. When
the plants-are'an inch or two high
thin them ont to about an inch.apart.
So soon as.the weather is free oY frost.,
transplant in moderately gait' garden
soil, aol rich, as that Would make fine
bit poorfruit.
Feeding Miloh Cows
a imeefing, of the Fanners' CIO)
iu North Cornwall, Connecticut, the
other day, the subject for discussion
;was the feeding and proper manage
lilecit of mitch cows. It was cone ed- I
cd on the part of all that there are
:natty things relating to this import
:oft subject that are not fay under- ,
stood, such as the following : Is it
best to feed cows iu with lay
t nice or three times a - clay in winter?
'24. Is it better 'ito feed ground-feed
et or diV: 3d. will it pay at the ;
prescat prices of labor to cut and
,te:titi the food?
Will it pay to warm the water?
Should cows be confined in the stable
taring the day in the winter?
As to the first question, is it best
to feed hay more than twice a day?
du:re may he some reasons why hay
,lottld be fed but twice, and no tlrntbt
:here arc arguments which may be
used in favor of feeding three times
in a day. That a dairy of cows will
eat-more hay when fed twice, there is
no doubt ; but as to whether the food
will be as thoroughly masticated and
digested, and contribute as much to
the production of milk and strength
of the animal, it is not so fully settled,
nor will it be satisfactorily settled
until observing farmers shall carefully
make experiments, and give the result
f their experiments through our- a,g
rictiltural papers.
9d. Is it better to feed: ground
feed wet or dry? It may be said that
the saliva of the mouth is given to the
animal in sufficient quantities to mois
ten their food and that is of such a
nature as to very materially promote
digestion, and that if watere sub
stituted, instead, -the juices of the
stomach will be the result. And this
is no dbubt true. The practice of
wetting food for horses or for any
other animals, is, to say'the least, of
very doubtful expediency.
3d. Will it 'par to steam food ;
The experiment is just-being tried to
some extent here, and so far as it has
been done has proved entirely satis
factory. It is claimed that a saving
of one fourth of the hay is the result,
as well as an increase of milk.
4th. Will it pay to warmithe wa ,
ter for our Milch cows in cold winter
weather? Ascertain the amount of
food necessary to keep up the heat of
the body ; if large quantitieti of water
lie taken ut rt7very low temperature,
a portion of the food will be expended
in renewing again the heat of the
body. pl?bably more than enough to
pay for Warming it 'over the fire, and
there is little doubt that a greater
amount -of milk will be secreted,
.rough even to pay the expenses of
arming the water.
Should much cows, be confined in
the stable during the day time in
• winter?. To secure the largest quan
tity of milk with the smallest amount
of food, the cow mud at all times be
kept warm, su.fficientiv so not to ex
ts any part of the food to keep up
the animal heat; in cold weather,
. t herefore, it is better to confine the
animal in a warm stable.
AD% ANTAOF-4 OF CROSSIXO
The Secretary of the New York State
Poultry Society says : —"While it is
imperative to have thororgh•bred
fowls to keep up the quality of tilt!,
,:rosses, in all cases the former dolls
not include the varieties most prolific
in creating eggs and meat- for profit.
Skillful crossing has been proven the
most satisfactory in these all-import
and features. But as the crosses no
matter how made,rapidly deterioriate,
they - must be periodically renewed
and - regenerated from the original
pure stock,
CIAVA.--To pro - cut a cow
from kicking while milking a COiTM
pondent of the...Biwa! American says :
Take a linen cloth sct in cold water,
and itmt before you commence milk
; o_g, lay it cm her loins . • wet. Thor
wholtasa tried it, *ay that a eow will
sot kiekbo long as the cold, wit cloth
mi her 11/4•11.
snag
a i VAT
RIM
1300 inuai Ems 000 5111.10311T313 . 014
cat itairmaatiarr. -mama or amain:
• 3BOADI3IIAGE-1301111LE .13131:11
ror - -
. ,
CLEVELAND, ToLEDoiDETWAV CUKtIOO.
11.1ZWAVIKEE. ST. PAM; WM,
• And idlpoixits West and Ncaltnrad. •
manntszo. GLUM trnsaxa;
PATTON. CMCINNATI. MDLLSAPOUS. •
LOIIIEWILIA ST. Lora : ', .
• And All'pcdnts Singh and seat..._Boith
tivir Asa vicraorgo: Giugeux was 'ICY Tumors*
savors (*Ludt ID taint m. BUITAIO, DVS
smut, Citrl4xo AIM
_On and alter Mondeniters e ber IND. Oates trill
wave Weevily. at obcett the foliating boars, Tie :
0900, VEST
4:63 axi .. NIGHT iSPRESS Olietulays acceptant*
Rochester. Buffalo, Dunldrk. Cleveland andl4ths
' dons% connecUng with the Late Sitere;Nktkpill
Southern. and Grand 'trunk ktalltralth at Ballo;
Dunkirk and Cleveland for the West; alsoitt Mat ,
land with the C. C. C. k Inn. Rahway for Whin.
VOW' and at Cincinnati with rt i Vb Short
Lineltailway. and the Ohio it Railway
forth. South sad Southwest .' also waned.,
- inn lines at principal stations main line.
Sae a.m.—NIGHT ESP , . for Rochester,
thvirsio. Dualdik. Cincinnati. =Me
bag direct connection with trains of ths Grand
•
Trunk and Lake Shore Railways at Buffalo. Dun
kirk and Cleveland for all points Vest. and at Cin
cinnati with the Ohio and suaisdppi and Louis
ville Short Line Rsiitilow for the South andtioutti
west ; also with all connecting trains at principal
stations on main line.
418 a.m.-41AM =Mr, Sundays excepted, for
Buffalo and Dunkirk.
11:09 p.m.—EL-I=A ACCOMMODATION, Sini4sYs
• expected.
p. M DAY IMMO& Sunday@ exeepted.. for
Rochester, Buffalo, Dunkirk, Cleveland. Cincinno.
ti caddie South. Stops at principal stations mad
connecting points on main line.
New and improcea Driaringßoom Coseheiraccom
pany this train tram New York to /MAIM, and
Noeping Machos are attached at Harnellsellle, run
ning thr' to Cleareland aka Galion 'without mange.
10:99 p. MAIL. Sundays exoepted. for Buf
falo, Dunkirk andelereland. connecting with trains
for the West.
A Sleeping Coach is attached to this train running
Omagh to Buffalo.
115 a.m.—WAX FREIGHT; Sundays excepted.
3:10 pan.—E3IIGBANT TRAIN, daily for theWcat.
GOMO EMT
2:20 s.m.—NIORT EXPRESS. Sundays eicepted,
connecting at New 'task with afternoon trains and
steamers for Boston and New England cities.
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train from Biafra
lo to Now York.
5:3e a.m.--CrScISrSATT EXPRESS. Mondays ex
cepted. connecting et Jersey City with afternoon
and evening trains of New Jersey Itallroau for
Philadelphia. Baltimore, and Washnigtoni anti at
New York with steamer's and afternoon Express
trains to: New England Cities. Also stops at prin
cipal stations and connecting points on mainline.
Sleeping Catches accompany °detrain to New limit
9:38 ei.m.—BMGIIAATroN aCcoSI3IODATION.
Sandals excepted.
12:53 p.m.—DAY EXPREsti. Sondaysexcepted, con
sleeting at Middletown for 'Et:Lionville. and at Jar
.. sey City with midnight camas train of New Jets
sey Railroad for Philadelphia.
New lend improved Drawing-Room Coaches accom
pany this train from Buffalo to New York.
12:45 p.m.—ACCOMMODATION TRALN. dilly. con
meting at Owego for Ithaca.
0:38 p.m.—N.Y. MAIL. Sundays excented •
9:09 p.m.—LIGHT:MX; kniPirrus, daily. connect;
fag at Paterson for Newark ; at Jersey City with
Morning Express Train oft New Jersey Railroad for
. Baltimore and Washington* and at New York with
Morning Express train for Boston and Neer England
cities. Also stops at all principal nig:lone and con
necting points on =in line.
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train through to
New York.
3:03 p.m.—WAY rnricurr. Sundays excepted.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
apt . A revised and complete "Pocket Time Table"
of Paaamiger Trains on the Erie Railway and con
necting lines, has remntly been published. and can
be procured on application to be Ticket Agent of
the Company.
1.. D. RUCKER. WM. R. Bann.
Gerel Supt. Geu'l Paser Ag't.
pA. & N.Y. CANAL & R.R. CO.-
ARRAN6E3LENT or PASSENGER TreArss
conmetwin Sept. 13, 194',n.
I=l
Leave Towanda M ;:on Lan:: 4:00 and 6:38 p.m.
Bettie:Linz leave Waverly at P:49 a.m.. and 12:48.
7:OS p.m.
R.)1. - 111 C•jLL
Leave Towanda
Arrive Tunkbannock.
l'ittston
Wilkeadlarr•.
.• 'Mandl Chunk
•
• Allentown ...
.• 13etttleberu..-
•• ilitAtoll •
••
•
Now York....
New
F.aston...
Allentown ...,
Mauch Claunl:
'White Raven .
Pittrtuu
Tunkhannock
Arrive Towanda..
BM
lihic r.l Wle.te 'Javan
l'a. , aeugri'm for liarritharg and rittaburg will
thaw,. rani; at Allrutown. Lave true for rupprr and
tahr I.ltrownli. fast L'rprea, with ideryini; care
sitarlitil. at 4:in ;on- to Ling..
.10n\ P. COX..
Superinteadeurn
Books and Statonory.
DIARIES FOR Ig7o
PAPER & ENVELOPES
N FAIT - ORK PAPERS
SCHOOL UOOKS
PENS, INK, 311:S1C, STATIONRY
PICTURES ws
to
.4
:11.11
Pt
BLANK BOOKS
YXNKEE NOTIONS
-Tcrwataa, ).; or. P. IS6S.
THE NEW AN!) IMPROVED
ELT IS HOWE
FAMIL I
Were x.ranica th., First Prize M the Path; Exposition
]887,-pier 132 other Machines.
Alegi. the following Stahl Fairs of 1569 hare award
ed this Maehine the first Premium :
New York. Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Nen
llanipshtre. Vermont. tvisconain,irod Indiana.
At the County Faire of Madison. Onondaga, Oewo.
go. Wayne, Orleans. Tompkins. Seneca, Monroe. Her
Schuyler. Livingston. and a host of others.
Report of the Committee 'on Sewing Machines, at
the State Fair held in Rochester. fall of IPBB : Your
Committee Imre examined the different Sewing Ma
chines, to which their attention was called. and would
recommend as the best Tinily Machine for all work,
Elias ilowe's Sewing Machine, and for the following
reason ; Ist—Simplicity of construction. 2d—Beg
tawny of tension on both upper and lower threwle.
9d—Sass of management. 4th—Oroat range of work
upon all materials. sth—The perfect attachments to
the Machine for felling. hemming, tucking, braiding,
quilting, binding and cording, and the ease with which
,they are applied. Bth—The durability of the Ma
chine. it being made of hardened steel. and adjusted
lln its bearings( We recommend a medal."
New style Hemmer. Braider. Tucker. Quilter. Cont
i sr. Embroiderer. Bidder, Feller and Improved Trick
Marker.
It will use any and every kind of thres& from the
finest to the coarsest, with a much smaller needle
than other machines. Be sure and examine one be
fore 3ou purchase. Prim from 160 to 1200. and every
mai-hine warrinted. The real mine of our Matilda°.
taring Machines for Tailors. Boot, Shoe. Harness and
Carriage Makers. Igloo' well known to require emi
r ment. &V fi f i 7 31"
fail
to call
Agents,
20 Lake Street. Elmira, N.Y:
ror sale by CODDING, IIErELI. , A CO, General
' Agents. Towanda. Pa
GREEN HOUSES,
I have rezehod a large mid tall assortment of nz.
31OBTALLES, or the Dried Mowers of Everlasting,
of a most beautiful variety of &rotors. lam now
prepared to tarnish, tor parties, weddings, or funer
al occasions, on short notice, Wreaths, Crosses,
Anchors,, band and basket Bcqueta. Also the same
with natural flowers. 1 have also a few- Imported
Wreaths or Crowns, formed of Immortalles
No. 1. nine inehmi In diameter, • - 30
No. 2. 4n'•
All orders will r 4,ive prompt attention, anlCrices
reasonable.
N.v. 13. leer). 111,811 E. AWL
at priors that cannot tail to satisfy all that they are
determined not to be undersold by any one. They
Lore enlarged their Stare by building so that they
now have room for the fresh supplies thlit are daily. .
received by them. They have connected with their.
store a Market where they now keep fresh meats to
sell by the quarter or piece. and a full supply of Gro
ceries and Provision/4 to which they would call the
attention of all cult buyers: Come and examine our.,
Goods med. Prices, bens purchaatag =Cali*
yourselves. We guarentee all goods to give entire
satisfaction. We are thankful to sat customers for
their past liberal patronage and solicits continuance
awe.
have ulna: y adlicg pear nl4l papers and Luz.ing of the comma, &MT
i k „.. 20.
*o= et t4ei brautitul
IDREPARE FOR WINTER
PAPERING YOUR soollffl
NO NIMD OF rsiNG OLD NEWSPIPER9 ANY
WALL PAPER CrY . E. .1. CALKINS.'",
Se Joao jart matio*l down hie ettin. Made
prepared to WI %tali Pro.r of erg deicer
I=togrigan 010. ; 416
.9.30 B.m.
11:53
1:15 p.m
1:45
4:20 •
. 5:43
6:00 '•
. 6:30 ••
. 8:25
. 9 21 •
Pint, ut
=
6.55 a.m
10:00
10:341
EMI
....12:00 tu.
1:32
Sewing Machines.
SEWING MACHINES,
WiscolLaneous.
TOWANDA. FE NN
6 , 00•311
VaoKtiO t triieCkito,o)ll,lt,
ow ';'.:i.::.,--.:.r.'..-.:.,,-.,:,"-,-;
pionsiolP aim=
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litr• 4.4111 •
IIT Unit maim
The under Signed, 'encouraged by
the success which has thus far &Wild
ed their rieso eitakprise, ' to Unite
PlqlewiediPnenk f9r the liberal
patronage they have received, bYgiv-
g their customers the o
their years' experience, togeiher with
the benefit of their 'greatly increased '
facilities for doing btuthimm
T#4. **P . ,e 9 / 2 4 1 PUY °u- haud
very large and complete assortment
of eyerything- in their line, and are
daily reeetithig such additioni to ' their
stock as the witnts'of their 'trade re-
quires.
They have uow 'in store, &gar, Sy
rup, Molasses, Coffee, Rice, Tobacco,
Fish, Salt, Cheese, Fruits, Crackers,
Candy, Matches, Brooms, Wrapping
Paper and Twine, Flour Sacks, Seeds,
and a great variety. of other goods,
which have been recently
.bought at
the lowest' point in the market, and,
are offered at wholesale, at rates to'
correipond.
They desire to call especial atten
tion to their large stock of Fine Teas,
which they are selling at New York
Jobbing priceacLguarauteeing
quality in all casek.
Have also on hand a good assort
went of Flour, Pork, and Kerosene
They Still continue to have the ben
efit of a rmideut,Partner in livir
York, who is constantly iu the mar
ket, and prepared to turn to our ad
vantage any favorable changekin the
price of goods.
FOE, &TRVESS, 31EACU1 r Co
May 12, 1868.
PATTERSON & KINNEY,
(.'+ucceaaora to Thoitmi L Jos F-4)
Dealerii in
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
FutTrg, ,Ax.,
a 0.2, PATTON'S BLOCK.
'TOWANDA. PENN'A
- L
Liming purchased the crake rßock of
GROCERIES et PRCIVISIONS,
of T. J. .101024, and having added largely tbeteto by
recant purchases, they take pleasure In announcing
to the public that they are prepared to tell anything
and everything in the
ciIIOCERY AND PROVISION LENE,
CZEI
SUGARS,
TEAS.
COFFEES,
rIsH,
FLOUR,
FEED,
' C.
•
CORN MEAL,
le
WOODEN AND WILLOW IyARX,
STONE WARE, &c., &c
As cheap as the cheapest. Wo guarantee perfect sat
isfaction to all who inky rater na with a call.
CASH PAID FOR COVNTHI PRODUCE.
J. R. PATTERSON
Ilarch 10.1809—u.
PEOPLE'S
OttOCLlfr AND PRO . VISION STOLE,
wCIL r0.1112iY7 BJUDGM. +Oat 3LU 11111XXIIL
A nrw and oomplete stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Which will be saki at We lowed pcsalbla rakes.
CODFISH,
1 MACKEREL,
'HERRING,
PORK,
MUTTON,
FRUIT OF 'ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
MODERN STONE WARE,
YANk'd.E' NOTIONS,
FLOUR, FEED, MEAIJ, ORM3i,
Bring on your produce, wbhb we pay cash for
DAIRYMEN,
A constant supply of Ashton Balt, all sized Churui.
Butter MMus, Tubs. lie.
Please call and look through our stock. and we will
do our beat to please you. W. A. ROcrwra.
Tcraanda, April 25. 1869.
GOLD STILL COMING DOWN !
AND VIM TIWCG VI Tar
GROCERY & PRO V.l§lON
a.-e tow bciug olfac4 at
COW ELL & 3,IYER'S,
CPANNED FRUITS OF ALL
kitilada at C. U. PATCH'S.
liwr ,
.. - 4:7- , LABGE-ASSORTHSNT;TOr
it eillisELL it myrikv.
11140
• • -
- ' . ...ll44AlyiitittiNilenlokro, :. "Z
: .
•
tokomm*Ajtozatat 99.4.,iwtvivina
t, ,- 4440 1 / 4 -4,4o4tiamoracoootuokw...,
ty,..Q*14046,-0we*40.6:01-_,
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AW.,,t - 017 Elt - 111-11'
• -
WU* I Imo pnwMisid imtN!3ll.-
SOU Oa lOW se log SWIM calm, trebsord
.• - -
TEAS, 43C413038, - SUGARS,
ilit4lllCIL - SALEIRATIIII," SPICES.' Itc.
MUM FLOM, GRAHAM IX)
imi. l ) . moa.Pint. m3Ol. wu,..ad
all kinds of Sen. Would eall the &Mallon of the
public to our 'ain't Be Beat
Lk qual4 or 'irk*. Jame 0430's Colabratedlani
dr/. Now York C6eraksl owl Drown Yelp.
Please call and essia/na oar stock or
Urge assortment of YANKEE NOTIONS. TOftET
SOAPS, ke., *c. I till ray the highest melt price for
Fanners, give nil tell before selling elsewhere
All persons indebted to Motile Ann will plumes!!
and make immediate tisk-mon
Towanda. Mardi. 'l2. NV.
L. ,
CORlCiift MAIN MID SUMO STREETS.
GROCERIES,
Feed and Jlr al,
WOOD, WILLOW and STONE
WARE
Wa would call special attention to our stoat of
FLOUR, SUGAR, TEA & COFFEE,
CASH pat(' for desirable Country
M. J. LUNG. G. L. KEk;LEIt.
Tiptoe*. V ernmealli, Eavcaroni. Sago, Pearl Barley
and Hxminy. Oakley% Taylors. and Ford'.
Family Soap.. Rolman'a. Talmadge.
and Royal Batin g Powder.
" Burnett's ' Stan
- died Extruir.
Meeker'. •
Farina. Hope.
Cos'. Gelatine.
The Gem" Fruit Jar,
Rater's Cbocolato. Cocoa and Stoma.
" Tiros" Cream Lemon and Extra Soda Eraekira.
"Grant's 7 Wafer. Milk. Emden; EU and Dotter
Crackers.
Towanda. June 23. 1889
McCABE & MIX
RECEIVING NEW GROCERIES
•
DAILY:
- Rplendid Assortment! Wholesale and Retail!
VW& and fme q uality of °wearies as an be bought
PRICES RANGE LOW FOR
I.IIE MARKET 1
1111 Ulnas of
NATIONAL FIRE WORKS
Wholesale and Retail.
Country Merchants will do well total/. tharprkes
shall be... with the rewarauble." aattsfactory.
CALL. AND SEE US.
CASH PAW FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Goods shown-with pleaimre. We shall pay strict
attention to all parts of our trade. •
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Accept our dumb for part favors.
' Towanda, Juno 14, 1889.
SYRUPS,
MOLASSES,
KEROSENE
W. N. KINNEY
HAM,
line es Mali a Imo senior
Pc l .o. l Ertw. ll El' TK4
STOCK OF TOBACCO,
WOODEN WARE
COUNTRY PRODUCE
C. B. PATCH
0. 13.-V.&10li.
AND
TOWANDA. PA.,
•Deoion in sll kinds of
PROrISIONS,
FLOUR,
Wag% we MARIO:NT to give satisfaction to
' QrALITY AND I'RIC.I2
Prettirw,
ILONC+ k Sorer ttis
LOOK WERE!_
- COTELL tt MYER,
At the old stand of Hansom & k ,Cowass. Re now
reeelving • largo and well panda dock of
PROVISIONti,
'Which they offer to cash buyers at prices that defy
colonetition.
Cash paid foe all kinds Partoers' IProdnee.
April 21. lnift—tf.
Tei -*dee.
GLORIOUS N.EWS!
, TEAS GIVEN AWAY
' l l ET Int i
GREAT A WWII TEA STORE
1 -
, s,o. I 02.78 k Parrairs Nsw licom
BIUDCT MEET. TOWANDA. PA..
At the dip of the
AMERICAN FLAG!
Ant the
I; Numv:svor, kloolimiziiko;
Etamples of Tea on= isms ?slaw. to randy
the people that this is the place to save money.
PRICES LOW AS TILE OBEAT AMERICAN TEA
COMI'ANY or NEW you.
Fresh Or‘Auld Coffeereoeiveddally from New York.
or ground to order. Also whole Coffee. green and
mated. all styles. whole and ground spices. Dried
Fruits, /re.; at equally low prices.
The subscriber begs leave to return his thanks for
the very liberal patronage extended to him tbtle In
the °roam, business In this -place, and
solicits atrial hle nem enterprbe. TreV eri s4
MOU be conducted strictly on the
CASH SYSTEM !
So you will Dot hive to pay eatia prima to Anoka up
foe the looses'of • credit buatnesa.
It you can't spans the money to pay for a pound,
%my an aunee and pay t
wo
it. 119 Indepandent 7 then
yen will be worthy . to walk under the
AMERICAN FLAG
Into the
American' na. Store !
And buy your Weds cheap. xi , - Tramemb r Ihr
Bed. White and Blue Store. neurßlock. Bridpialknet.
July':l, 1069. BILMSALL k lUDGEWAY.
A•
KINDS GROCERIES AND
LA. Previalois, at wholesale said at
WA 11369. • 4 8. 'PAWS%
nRIED FRUITS OF ALL ICINIIB
IkCABli &Arr.
'VA . l'''.l , llllkddatittP-)1 4 • %L.'', .1.
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OILPS
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:04XSTSr: FURNISHING ;40911)S.
taßroit4
WAVEB,LIG-WWA . M . .,
We Mee Peothic Caber tiapi Sew Tett din
sod tale the** ug istrips ;es • agall in- • -
EIBM
Wemiteat'eur oiniestablialment. 'Orb Fr.
dfalrf atliAllas to Taillauf, Boys% Ind
01111,DRAINS''CLOTIliNG
Al,lmialipOlosnistbsciWattftiO4.
rn=WT.‘7'7 ' l=l
"roil es «w to i 3 .00 Por 111:11 ten wool)
Best Stock of Hite and Caps
Rept wing* 20 /calk& 'Come awl lack, satpravq for
yoorselL •
Wlll be at the Ward House every Thursday.
with sartudes of °OWL and prepared to take mew.
Sum. , - VAN VELSOR & 1101211)01303.
Gllltresd•st., Waverly, N.T.
Feb. 20. 11109
CLOTHING I CLOTHING I
U you wait to bay good - EAU and Viiutce
K.
CLOTHING,
ant st unheard ef
ROSENBURG tti AVOLFFIL,
133 :Vain SY., Fallon's Block..
TOWID4II. Vov. 17. 1809.-14
F. P . O.
Fine are the Oarmsuti made for Yall, p Rom,
In the splendid - rooms of the popular One Price
NeFest and shokest, rich and rare,
Elegant Clothing for men and boys' wear.
Pall In; gentlizics, tan in an.
Alter the chithes at the popular Our Price Store.
Look and you'll and no slotliee at all ' [Mum.
Like the splendid Clothingat the populsrtine Mat
t.3ottdos in strum, stl marked down
Lower than aniwhere oleo In town
Overonat4, both for boys and men.
Try them mope and y - on'll come again
Harry along, for the people meth
Into our doors with n hem rash,
!lobby and nice are the garments all,
Oreat faille Stock at the popular One Price Store,
cw U.LL RECXPTION I
INCREASING ENTHUSIASM r.
L MIT:, DON,:, AND TOCTIVI CI OSIDND: VNDNDWZAD
GLOVES AND 31ITIEN.S.
FINE DRESS SHIRTS.
my stock is complete. Every lot marked in plain
gores. and no deviation, an treated alike. Evers'
garment guaranteed to turn out as represented.
Can arid look at our goods and prime. Gave mon
ey and time.
110 BUODLY I NO Ircunro ! No PA.'`,ll:l{ll.
alike popular the Price Store of
ALEX. SOLOMON.
123 Main stmt.
OPP.miee evading. Emma! &
Timmla, Nor. 71. 1849.
far The blithest malt peke paid for Wool. Illdes
sad Pelts.
NEW SPRING AND " SUMMER
R. W. EDDY,
Wauld-annonsee to the altlaens of Towanda. and the
public generally. that he has In store and daily ro-
ceiling new and
FRESH GOODS,
In Ws line, suitable to the wants of the people, which
he will yell foe Currency et farmer
Co&radius u usual of good, ova and fellable , made
o Shoddy. of any kind) enn 2 bding of
BUSINESS SUITS,
all grades,
COATS, VESTS AND PANTS,
DRESS COATS, PANTS & VESTS,
- -
•
°recalls and Orershirte. Limn and Paper COMM
Linen. Cassia:ere, aid Flannel Shirt* Week The, SwF.
panders. Glares. dues. Leather Bags, Spring Styte
Silk. Soft and Straw Hats. Au finet.elass. •Hemero.
her that good Goods are cb es at e hay pri c e than
poor goods at any prim. .0- 'Hand examine my Roods
before baying. One door south of AspinwalYstiard
,
ware Store.
Towanda, Emil% 1860. R. W. EDDY.
THE TPATPLE OF. FASHION! •
- NEW arm AND ; I. - EW GGODS!
An entire new stock of Clothing, bought as etresp
Wore the war, to be sold with
• k
SMALL PROFITS!
The undersigned would respectfally announce tel
the citizens of Towarsh and vicinity that ho is now
ready to offer them Melling, such as
FINE BEAVEROVERCOATS,
CHLICHILLAS, PILOTS. ,
• Also the
•
FINEST DitEnn AND BVSNESS
HATS AND &TS,
•
Furnlehlng Goods. kn.. said that these geode, bought.
at very low figures, will be sold with very small pm.
Ate. I intend to establish a permanent trade In *hie
place, and in order to gain the ccadittence of psnais
sere, will deal on a basis of •
HONESTY AND INTE GRITY !
And
g ood, will be Warranted for what they are
ssi! l il i elited to be. COl9O endezamine, and convince
Tocriela Wean Vale the Place, 'TM& of Fashion,
=th me, south emu ef Deldleanan's
H. JACOB%
Towanda. Oct. IT. 1867.
NICE STOCK OF CHROMOS
11. and 'lapwings si min%
TEE BEErtnarrr‘ aAusig'trsi
McCABE t KM V.
MLLE GRIC FRUIT :
mom ka.rilietrpale awl retail. - - 7,
host lierkZE & 1,111
=NM
CLOTHLXG
LOW PRICES?
Go at ewe to
•
at the Clnthing Regulator.
SII.OOKTNOLT LOW PRICEs !
DOSITRY,
NECK-WEAR
HATS AND C.tPb,
OtX)Db t
GOLD PRICES!
CLOTHING.
an Wool.
Linen Costa. Trusters awl Pante
3 .
. ' ,
- _ -
... 4 011% 1 0 4 *, 11-
""•4 - .4- -
;
4 .
411tUkBgirk4
. -
.5.f=34,1 1111 ,,, , ,Petet
sgtessi*Obitiimlidiotesitiosiwodue
'.. - 11 , 1•7:11 • 4za •
por hairiguipriar •
TALL asaWINTEIt_CLOTIrLRG
."..1411..hisiog {sits — verobempliarroitkilloqMPS4*.
een`tri
' •
CY a rl ; " 30:.Eia -: 40
at aiwy akrie merles, each as
„,*• •
ENGLISH . B ELUICt3, lIIELTGNS,
= vxtoae, mereirsziAlm
drx
lin 16 ials;‘at.44'cir
Men's . ; Youthei nd Boys' Clotting,
ever sesta fn Towends. • -
Ara Ibis & • , ,
GENT'S - FURNISHING :,GOODS,
110611.1tT.- GLOVE@ sod.IIITTICNBr
RA-'l'B' & CAPS,
LL' AND PORN: COLLARS.
fiThIPENDZIM /WSDKERCSI77B,•ke: kc.
Alive a large stock of
CLOTII9. rzsriscs, varotiyas. de.
AU Goode warrented torepresented. Caii and ea,
amine our deck before yardman', Remember the
place % Naha start, one door north of Chaniberilea
Jewebrlitore.
mnux TOMOS. .
Towsada, Dec. 9.1869
HURRAH! HURRARI
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF
READY MADETI-LOTHING,
1 . M. E. ROSENFTELDS,
4Oppoeite Powell & bow.)
aro CUM offering to the publle • large ail °holes
1 stock of
I WINTER GOODS, • -
Consipting of
BEAVEIt,
CHINCHILLA,
OVMCOA.TS
I'OR MEN AND BOYS WEAR,
• 1
Which will be *Old 25.. par coal. lama than termer
prices at M. E. ROSENFIELDe. Alpo a large in
voke of
UNDERSHIRTS A'ND DRAWERS
I intend to less than cost. to Make room for
'Swing Stock. Now lir your tizae buy • Suit
cilieap. CYR and convince youiselfdhat 311. E. RO
SENFIELD offers Great Bargains In the line of
Clothing and
GENTS FURNISHING GOOK
Call tetate - pwrcluiesinii elmeartisie. -
- X. E. ROAENFIELD
Towanda. Jas. 35, 11920
Tobacco ma Cigars. _
G EORGE - V. DIVER;
purchazed the
TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE,
Oue door south 01 the tint 2:stioual Lank. is Dow
ecillug everythlag to him Hue, whot.stati and Tend
Ao %cepa constantly on 'nap a eompleto Stock of
CHOICE CIG d II S,
fl E OUT. PLITO.• AND SMOKLNU TOBACCO,
rut np in all tityto. The Lest qualltie4 01
IsnOm. ULACE, AND SCOTCH MNUFFH,
The ant eelebreted brands of
FANCY SMOKING.' - TOBACCO,
at gnat variety
1' 1 PE,B,
TOBACCO BOXES and POUCHES,
=
ant all goods tainusily kept in a gist class
CIGAR STORE!
Doilies will do will to otli and examine his kap
sad well selected stock.
Tolima'. April 21)..i5c0.
1C:22
DUES #I;TGITNEN„
•
J 1! SILVERSM77II,
one dooi nom, et
MI
mracrinl NEW BLOCK, rowixp4, VA
Haeju*. received ... I'ol/3 ?i(03: York a new assortment,
of fine Gold
LADIES' WATCHES,
AMERICAN WATCHES
of all descriptions. Also a selected assortment -01
GOLD CHAI NS , FINE GOLD
,
CLOCES Or ALL STYLES rrioll THE CHEAP.
EST TO THE EMT.
Are prepared to All elders, whether large' or small.
upon the shortest notice.. We_ have also a large va
riety of IJOUI.DINGS. of the latest style and pattern:
which we cab turuiiih much cheaper than they eau be
: . .. worked by hand. • . .
baked daily end sold at wholesaleandretail. We uta. pigjagg,
~. the best materials and our work' it 'always neatly TONGUEING,
XEW PA TNNT ACCOIODATING SPECTATES., done. Dealers are invited to examine our wholesale .
; 43ItuOVINts. • -
. , .
. prices. PARTIES...PIC NICEI. L - c.- supplied at 1
AND tiettOOL '
Sylbis patent lam enabled to - exclamaka Glidatts at 'amble rates emittert notice. lit our ; '• , - ' . • . SAWING,
a 4 time without extra charge. CO and see. i - . -
without extra ROOMS : And all other Work pertainiog to Joinery, will be dons
; , . 1
'we offer stiperior inducements Mali who want either to snit our customers.
CLOCKS, WATCH, AND ABIVELBE REPAIRED a lunch or a good Meal. Ladies eau step- to and Penton, Wilding. and not living more than twelve
- 'ante, Saittatimxi). • ~., quietly enjoy a cupid Teas, Mulish:Owl by nobs; or to fonrteen miles distant. will rind it hrgelyhir their
• ' . ~. rowdyism .' Mods at ill hours of the darer evering.., Interest to hewed us, or-bring their limber and hive
' ?.011BTRILEI on hand dining; theta seldom llintaerved 'lt worked by our machinery. Bring your grist of
- out by the. dish or sold in _quantities to suit. Of Elooring. - or other, Imriber, and while your team is
OONVECTIOWERY 'we keep ad usottment equal to feeding, have it ground out and takelt home with -,. - ----
any in this part of, the :Labe, and sell at wholesale , yo"'
or retail. , We will tia CASH: for PINE AND MACIOCE ---j------ ----
- - AND
;' 'Alien general itideiment of GROCERIES. Aloes '. MM.= delivered at our lumber yard.. Come awl c . p, r4nlN
.as law as Bs lertrost.. • . ...; jPO WOW OMR can't gespoorrits. ... .• - . Potaah. et
. Totrergrallet. Id; 'II'. D. W. seem a-. co. - i Towanda, Yela.:llo3-1. I; D. IfOrdlErCe itl'-'1 'Hex 'ln
ir -
CON CENT RATED LYE -
00IM, AIMS ATM STEEL W;(31101,121 AND
EiteOLARSES to Atoll comes of !impaired tight..
Towanda. Dec as. mo.
DRIED Itßtpi 01c;)ALLikEINDS
"CO , WELL .. & MYRR 1 ARE SELL.
, m verrerap •
t 40 : ;1.F
T
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- .•'-',.. '.W . ''.
.. . ~ ..
. . -
.3Ict.RSHALL BROTHERS Sr.- CO.
tO !oak ne Stenthm of :Um PAW to their
tuuumpr iii: •
• IN* Niatmest tre
- Wisdom! Omehilkiibt Relytts t 0.134
Ot all klade, vidett mill be ea dee the lowed Cash
price.. . 41.9. • tlee,amoethieust . •
, -
.
Of milt afria and pattern to suit On public.
• lonipa repaltialinat changed from Oil and /11214 to
Xeriletia. .
Particulsi; attention Pat& to the mouniactnring' of
• ..XIS' WARE.
ions , mq.raceitrat sraxx xz w. _
We hare on hands fins setteli
GLASS PRGIT ?ARS.
With laapinveil iieltae*Ang carts. and
HERMETICAL SEALING CANS
Whirl to one brthe beat outs use&
June 20.1865.
G.O TO S. N. BRO.:•.:SO:N'S, FOR
11171111ARD IVING gdaILTNES,
Nene better. and porta for the :aloe, rth importact
attnouncetoeut. •
_. . .
SASH, DOORS AND BIASINDS.I.
No better quality eau be found, and et prices;.ttaiti .
able. Tine of
• STOVES,.
IRON AND HARDWARE
Aa low as the tide of the market, ke., tr.., at
•
METROPOLITAN HARDWARE STO/11,;,
Orwell, Pa:
Juno 21. 18641—Jy1
NE'Y HARDWARE AND STOVE.
STOIIE AND TLN SHOP AT WYALVIING
- R. F. SULZER',.
Has just received a NI supply of
COAL AND WOOD COOKING From. COl4, AIPD
And DOESKIN
BASE BUIINkIRS,Ae.- HORSE SHOES, NAIL BODE,
HOME SHOE IT, MINX !CAUL CORA
Applo Potters, fr.c4 All sizes of Nails and House
Trimming Goods.' -
REPAIRING d YD JOH/ILNG or ALL RINDS
of tha most approved styles, done at short notice.
All kinds of entlery, Scissors, nalsOrs,Carpenters;
Blacksmiths, and Wagon Maker{" Tools. Glass,
Shovels, Scoops, &c. Give me a call, I will sell as
cheap as the cheapest.
Wifiluidnif. Nov. S. 'G). • R. F. BRIZES.
LOOK HERE!
'Vlore In non on exbib.tnnint Litt
iifani'nutlt Furniture Store,
FURNITURE!
To be forma in Northern yeillwilettia, which is be
ing soli
My stock contilsta in part of Parlor. Llinary,'Diu
ingsttom Ind Chamber seta, Parlor, Library, k.Ytert..
*ion. Dining and trillca Tables. Chairs, Bedabside,
Bureaus,- Waabstanda, Sofas, LOUng ,. g.
What-Nola, Cradkas, Criba. ka, ate. A full line of
Mattrasses and Bedding, Pier, Mantel and Common
Simon, OM and Bostic Frames att.l Iltnekets,
kc. lit fact, eterything
In the Fciiri iture Line
tuttet be even to bz:approctuto , l,..nd ‘vltieTi thu
ht . AOlit at
Thaw the panic quality ut goods can tkr purchz,,,l
whom.
'f hauktal. to Me public foitheie pact liberal patron
mail determined to merit a continuum', lal - the
same by offering Indueemente not to be found,. Phu:-
where; t invite:them to call and examine toy good,.
ainl,pricie,befoire purcbashig elsewhere. to charge
for shoving goods, 'antl - 1 •
WILL N9T BE UNDEBSOED!
COUNTRY DEALERS supplied as usual at the low
est market prices.
1 also keep on trend a large assortment of Ready
Made Coffins, from the moat common to the lineal
Rosewood. Also Burial Robes. Crapes, Sic t .anal am
tho sole agent lu Bradford county for Shuler k
FURNTTURE VARE-ROOMS
JAMES MAKINSON 'announcer. to the public that
he still continues to manufacture and keep ou Wad
a large assortment of
Bureaus, Tables. Bedsteads, Stands, Chairs, ko, of
every description. which me made of the best spate
rids, and in the moat workmanlike manner.
I invite the inspection of the public to my work,
which shall not be Nor passed in durability at any shop
in the country. and my prices will be found to be as
low as the times will admit.
Ready-nada Collins constantly an band or made to
order. A good Hearse will be furnished when desired.
Aug. 164865.
SWISS WATCHES,
•TOOLB, '
, • • TOOlB,
kiW:SEg
JCESIOSZNE LAMPU,
ROOD FLEMING STOVES, ILLEVATZD
Farnituto.
IN TOWAM)A, Pt
The largest and beet atoct of
GREATLY REDCCED PRICES!
L(.l IV E I: ft I( E
METALIC SILMIAL CA.Sat. CASKETS. SC
A gued IMRSE always in rusainese %Olen reqUired
Towanda. Dec. 10.- 184;s. JAWS 0. FROST
CABINET FURNITURE.
Idiscollanecras.
RROOK-BINDERY.-THE PUB
Be to re,apertfally informed that the Book-Bin
dery has been removed to the Argus Building, third
story, where will be done
BOOK-BINDING!
in an its earioue branches. on terms as reasonable u
••the times" Will allow. The Bindery will be under
the cbarge of
H. C. NIMITARER,
An experienced Binder. and all work willbe promptly
done to a style and manner which ininnotbe exoeUed.
Music, `Magazines: NawsPoPernOld Nooks, kc., brand
in every variety of style. Particular attention will be
Maid to tho Billing and Binding of
BLANK DOOM.
To any desired pattern. winch in quality sad dura
bility will be warranted.
All work will be ready for delivery when promised.
The patronage of the.publle in solielted, and per
fect ratiafaction guaranteed. •
Towanda.*Angnst 2. 1866—tf,
SENT FREE! •
M. O'KEEFE, SON it• CO.'S
SEED CATALOGUE
•S
„END GUIDE TO THE
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE
• ft.
GARDEN, FOR IS7O.
•
Puhlithed Ludantitry. Every lover of flowers wish
ing Watley and valuabhiviMr.. free oteharge. should
oldreso.Unnindinttdrld. O'KEEFE. SON
waiver k Barr 's Block. Roclootor, N. Y. • •„
Oct. SI.
BAKERY :tND DINING ROOM!
First Molt north of Ward liooaO,
BRE 4.1), PIES, CAKE, &C.-,
j . lii4tdp *War
. ,
`. =7,..p..q:, - 1. 4 :_ ,
, r. :'..,- c , ,.,:f.:,.,-i rr i r e ..;--- : - 3 ' : .=
* IOW '. temit - ri •
:. . BUG tirltro;'
:;1 ..
. 4;. ...,
Coroesitatia veriA Pftgaltruetil TOwatiall. . ' •
' 4leeieeetettil&led tapir table eta*, a tall aid
complete seseetmehb meditating en extenetrees.
lief,. simtnclas sans artieliselumd tottlie Asti tee
tittrot .
vo rtitil wi lt ar tte e ,
7 11 0 0 e 4 *Mt Ittli — Tiieteltasei: awl
terthe iLtaeoterttes at.,Arliatege or
jtetetkeousietiniter . . • •.. ; • •
Dutds, 711:Dicua CurAncitu3
' tirszvpu:o. vosiino. • •
INE 0 4 . 1 3/ ) ' TVEFFSME,
SUM PAINT. VAsslar;jva4-iiiin,'
• .Aall;11 kinds of laroiteg,
KEROSENE OR COIL OIL,
Alcohol mud Scrtilog
LASti3, SHADES. WICKS, CIMINEI'B,
tom, waide, Naito root:
T :MOWS AND MACHINE 131L8,
Famy'aodivii;iikwes m ;att.'s!:
spenspEs. saunas, swas, 'cc's.
pommies,
POCKETBOOKS, P Olt, 7 '41,104VA LS;
Packet staves, taim,
TOOTH, BM AND YAM PitEP4UATIONS,
'PURE WM/11 AND uguous,
. . ' •
TeflAoo9, EOM . , Pots AND CIGARS,
Oaken, Field and Monet Seeds, 'Primes. - Sap ,
portent, ithapeauairies. ghaulder Itricee. Breath .
Pimps. Teething Wage. Nursing Bottles.
TIPP* Shelia and Rath* Syringes,
DedPena. eiett-geoling Fruit Jars, Ther. .
mounters; flairlorholt -Extracts, Stuns'
Glans Ware. Battles, Thla, Corks, Bath
Baia, and those Stacki ng. Met Tackle, Am.
=Wee" kr., !Manic. Mid flomapatii.
le Medicibee, and all the popular Patent
MEDICINES:
AU amides warranted s represented. Persona at
• distance can receive their orders by stage' or mail,
which will receive prompt and careful attention.
Medical advice given gratuitnuely at - the oittee,
charging only for medicine.
tar Thankful for laud liberal patronage, would cc.
pecthally announce to his friends and the public, that
no pains abet! be awed to satiety, and merit 'Mecca
tinuatlon of their confidence and patronage.
afar Open Sundays - fotypremriptlone from 2 to 10
a.m.: and 12 m. to 1. and 2to p.m.
Jan. 1. 186.1—yr, . ' •4. C. PORTEP.,
Boots and Shoes.
G REAT BARGAINS IN
BOOTS & SECOMS
/MEM
NEIV HOOT ANA SEVE
Southend of- Ward House
. _
The undersigned are rt•eier . ing a 'large and • well me•
lected sleek of •
N 1 ) . S HOES
BOOTS
saitatk or the
STAIIEF'S AND. FALL
Which ~w oiSn• low for Cash. CmglAtiag of
GENTS,
LADIES,
AND • CHILDREN'S WEAR.
SEWED . PEGGED ROOTS
MAIDE TO ORDEI:
REPAIRING, NEA DONE
AND READT.Wan PROMISED
Tbankfal for it taros, w coatiuu.rm
F. ott - rL vitrutwonn
1 Towanda, April 3, 4861,
12IM:=1
Ibaufacttnioa.
To`~•.~xn_~.
13:232
To it pENN,A
741...Xt7F,keTV1ZE.%4 11C138, STOKE'
lIENT STUFF
HEAVY .%\D LIGHT •WAGOtiS
1 1 . fit;.l. , ttiuffi
WOOD ICRNLIv L s : ALL 11'b .E.F.AM:HLS.
SCROLL SAUINO, I,'LASINO, F.TC, ETC
To btalertit
HUBS, SPOKES ,f: BENT STETI
MEM
LARGE STOCK FROM BATCH TO SELECT
Tho above aro from the beat
BEND (mown" HICKOIII* 15D OAK.
LIGHT AND HEAVY WAGONS ON ITA'P
110511: C4 , 111`.0.1%
Neu. Haven. t
We have the Broad Had Narrow Guage 4 "et''
tiumstxtaA "qtr..
70:ETtCrIt, President. '
ely. MILL PICKS made auddresaaL
BLOOD. & CO.,
sun cc ntinuo to ne s anufacturo their. celebrated
HORSE kOWERS & CLEANER,S,''
and will sell abetter machine, for lees money than
am be had elsewhere in the world. We claim for 1.14
onr machines that they will do ni Much, more, _
than any other, and aro more durahly built. We
personally superintend our wnrk and see ;that this
fiCKIETY:I3 dgincy
well down. We will fiend T HE EQUITABLE LIEL' ASSj
DISCILiPTIVE
Of our machines, on aprucatlou. ,
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS, -
Yearly
hil:°'.°.
°v-'l. .I.J:'°;)l3();.l27.tiilT ,!. WAI:I , .
: Towatula, Jnly. 23, 11467.
__ -
One It Two fan THRESIIE,R'd‘ SEPEnATORS.
n
THE LYCOMLNG 31171: AI, FIRE
lA:rimy Agetry far Bra,Z,MCnlnt. ~
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Give us a call before purchasing elsewhere,
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The uuderegtuA has lug built se large and comruce.
Mous Mill In the .Itorgragh el Tow:min. fuel tilled it
with the must modern eau tutproved usaehiuery,
the manufacture of
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of golttg choewbcre for britierurpt.
Itt!„. office At liar .I.lards are
sell & Co. P.1.75nt.
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Towanda, Feb. S. 164-4'.
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NATIONSI LIFE. INST.:IIINQ
CLARY-NCI. B. CLARK. Ye..-..ti-nt
JAY COOKE, Clairmau
KENRY 1). COOKY, Vim
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1. it ia • Natlolial oru .
2. It has a paid up eap.tal • ON:
3. It Ofe:ra low rate, of r: .
4. It fertilaltea r itwiran , • :Lan
panics. for tLe
5. It is defirdt._ au.l ctzts:i ;
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7. nm - r ulic:es at. ?Lon c..utra a. t-q,
eauce for au !much Lumley ;
e...u1 pohciee are noretorfeion.;
J. The peliciee are e3oculpt front
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BRADFORD COUNTY .
FIRE INSURANCE
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Farm property rub, taken at the lowoa rat.,
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CASH CAPITAL .9,00.011
Mutual GOh plan. In sly-cehoful ope r t.c” cr
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Towande. July 25. lor,T.
TANNING - AND HA lt N ESS 31 A 1%.•
uudervigued ha,• ties
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liarbeaP mating and n'lwnut , 4*? '"" '.
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