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Towanda, — Thursday, April 11,.1878.
LOCAL AND. . GEARAL.
Mr. E. OvElirox is able to be
out agairt.
ler Md. CALI.I7, 'of the. 11. S
Army, paid xis a visit on' Wednesday.
j— Gov. HenTmegrr has , vetoed
thelloniocton "Lock-up" bill.
Wiriw. A. Cntadnrntin and wife
returned from \ Virabington lait Friday.
* A wooden-ware manufactory
%could be a paying establishment in this place,
S Brick Row- will be ready for:
uccapancj•'very soon. It contains Borne very.-
nice Btoree.
z A. J. 'EASiABROOK has sold los'
house, corner of Canal and William , streets,
to C. E. EAssmonn. • 4
Tuesday last wits "flitting
day " and many changes in local habitations
took place.
Beer Bishop Howr, will make,a visit
to the parish of Christ Church, this pface, on
Wedr esday, May. 7.
stir M. A.' SHAW has purchased
Cl. A. G. BlAsoN's 'residence on Blain street,
and moved into it.
stir • The Constitutional Conven
tion having tak en a recess until the 15th inst.,
Hon. J. G. l'Arros is lime again.
fair The scholars of the Presbyte
riapiSunday-school, will give a Sunday School
concert in the Church onTriday evening.
. The gentle breathings of "old
boreas," and the warm rays of the enn, aitYrap.
idly rJdueing our 'streets to a solid foan-iittion.
tar Jolts D. IeioNTANIT, Esq., we
regret to learn. is (( l imit° ill in i ,,,STOrth Carolina.
Mr.. M. 101 this place on Tuesday morning to
visit him.
tom' The very best thing you, can
;to for yetir absent friend, is to call at this of
fice ;and have the'REpoirrEn regularly mailed
l!im.
•
Se ' C. S. Russmi„ Esq., has pur
cliaged the.interest ist the DEWITT estate in the
timber lands and mill property of _DrAVII-r
StrrEnr.rt, in Monroe and Albany townships.
ice' A. Post Office called "Grover,"
has been established in Armenia township, with
EL C. GpEEN as P. M. We beliei.e the town.
ship never had a Post Office before.
Stir The Baptist Association of
this State acknowledge the receipt, of a legacy
of - 41. 339 50 to that society, from the late Dea
con WIT. LEWIS, of this county.
Vir Pow ELL Sz Co. ; of this place•
last week received an oraer from Topeka, Kan.,
for one hundred dollars' worth of dress goods.
Who •gays advertising don't pay ?
1&" The Ladies' Benevolent Asso
clati(w, will meet Friday afternoon, April 4, at
at Mrs. War. WATGINS% and once in
there:Eller until further notice.
'pay- J. 31. DAWES has been appoint
. , 1 r..•• :::: . :ster at North Orval!. in place .of A.
ret,ignecl; anti has
[..,. 1 , appointel-to the same position in Dtirell,
• s. deceasel. - •:
Rev. J. A. COLEMAN, of
Las been in town for some days past.
:in his husitiess here is t 3 pay Mrs. DES
SL,::n the amount of ft policy on the life of her
I:,i-band.
....* - --..10u5 . MERIDETU, late of this
1 :a:..-, it.it now a citizen of Blair county, ming l e,
!,, ( • 1•11ph.; a 1 -, ,•f-ponsible position in l the eit
pl,,..:, o• thi• C',:!xibria' Iron Company, is /pending
day:: in town. I f
• E Our lawyers :appear to be in
lack. A few weeks since we bad the,, leasnre
1 :1
c.; anunucing the Present of a gold atch to
one ( , kilettl, and nen"nniltiler one, W. T. DA•
. vrr.s.. F.-r 1 ...is the recipient of an elegant and
nigly g , ,lii chain. . ,
g&- Our genial friend, H. L Hon
,
;rjy: in 1(411 thiS week: His counfenanco
wears'ibe same pleasant. aspect, and 114 greets
fri,,Lcl-3 with as much cordiality' as he
before be became a - Atecessfal
operatu: - in Wall ktreet.
The National 'Bank building
" 71 I mudded and enlarged this Spriug.
IV, rit(.ll the plan of the new building,
that it will nut co 4 be very neat and
"it the outside, bnt modef of con-
tliv intoior
Mr. C. E. GLADDNG will ton-
Couventiuri in Canton, rieit,
1.. r ,, ltirpetwing an Tuesday, Mr. C. is one
-IleCt.,- - Ar'll musical conductors in
tL. and thoEe ahb attend the cOnven
ti .t: enj a. pleasant and profitable season.
Vir• M. Boi - KER, of Herrick,
best thanks for several cakeS of the
ru—t I, •autiful-maple sugar it has ever been
9r,6.* t , ) look upon. Of course it is . tinneces
,aryt to ,ay_ the fiavBr was unsurpasSed,
If: so!d several hundred pound of the lame
to C. B. PArcu.
EN ITO It FITCH. —Th e Harrisburg
rr--pnndentof thP TUnkbaULIOCk Republican,
ass that ‘! Senator Frrcn keeps np his reputa
,n, ;:i'groing in popularity." lVe.believe
Mr. Frn-LT makes a very 'faithful, vigilant, bard-
Sbnator, and does credit to the district
f.- etas.
le. ;lolls E, Dra-roN. have the machinery of the Co-operative
:;11.,e Manufactlry, Ehuira, N. Y.,"and
it to Williamsport and commence
:I , %riuract ming business iu that city. Mr.
is thooughly posted in the boot, and
Irsde, and will without- donbt .succeed.
W- , iy. hope he may.
itr,ll . e have received from J. D..
IlAklwr, 737 Sausoin F t ree f,
ti):(s or his two valuable publications,
• i I,7h•Maker r i International Journal and
•i ¢c - bhonthly." They arc both neat:.
tul contain plates showing all
11. 1 sty?:s• of coaches and carriages. We
bmv-zny enterprising carriage maker
. .cithont one. or both of these pe-
=l=
"MuNEy OneEns.—Althongth the Post- •
Or,ler eystecri has ben iu operation
f.r'seine tea r,,, it does .ot 'ap ear to be fully
The Poat Office_ pA , partment has
e , tabliAted one or more money order offices in
nearly every ecrantrin tbErnited States, 'and
urder; at very low rates, for any sum'not
tzeetliiig $3O, and any person may purchase
niers at one time. The Tim f anda Poet
( ale: Ifni , sot:Twat/1y 6,4oo'cif tlitieoiPders, and
1 ,, , , ;he•s is rapidly increasing.. It is a safe
p) el 0, , an inett 4 iod of transmitting' small Puma.
•
We hare often wondered why . .
it ITUR that - in : num? rural . districts . the roads
- L11.1%(.1 to become so miserably bad in
.p:iiag and fall. -ds it - possible - thek t the
ctain,rs are Ao illiberali and narrormnleded - ss
f.Ol to support conlitissioners who, will make
r•vis the risk of creating considerable
•roal tax% Ereri tmikt who wonld : teel the tax;
:“..!measumbly more the loss occasioned by
aaons en& worn-ont , Wane& Let ;the
(-lery township insist upon their
keeping their roads in first-class
. cw litiotilimit*eildertake to say that there./
41 41 it it Justify, die exptilleteite 04""^"'"
I 61" The eastern pier of the bridge
across the Ohtizrumg at Athens, gave way on
Monday morning, and one span fl sated down
the river. A little child,• only five years old,
son of Mr. Macaw, was on, the bridge at the
time it went down, but was recovered unharm
ed. M. 8. Wansca,.of Milan, was also upon
the bridge with a team, but had the goal for
fortune to be on the portion which did not go
down. The bridge will clubtally be repair
ed at once. , • I ,
. 7 , •
ISO The concert by: the pupils of
the T. M. A., oomes off at Temperance Rall,thie
'Wednesday evening. We hope to see a tall
ham, as much for the encouragement of the
young Ladies as for the benefit of Prof. 13zza
wooe. Our people, we fear, do not folly appre
ciate the benefits derived from Prof. 'Sass
woon's efforts to cultivate ILIUM refined musi
cal taste in this cOmunity. Re should have the
encouragement and substantial aid of all who
have children to educate.
sir A very small audience listen
ed to TILEODOISE TazoN:s able and eloquent
lecture in Hermes Hall, on Wednesday even
ing but. The meagre attendance was owing
undoubtedly to the inclement state of the
weather,-but those who were bold enough to
venture out, were more than paid for the trou
ble and inconvenience ofthe effort. The lecture
was pronounced by all who heard 'lt the beat
one of the course. • We hope Mr. T. may repeat
it at some future time, when we have no doubt
he will have a full house.
, LEcTi:rxtz—Ray. EkEOllOB P. POATEII,
D. D., will deliver his celebrated lecture on
' The Domes of Yosemite," In 'the id. E.
Church, on Tuesday evening, April 8. Let all
whi desire to see one of the sublienest and
grandest scenes in nature fittingly and thrill
ingly trordpainted; be present neit Tuesday
evening. This lecture has been delivered in
the large cities and towns, and has everywhere
met with the most enthusiastic reception. Dr.
POUTER'S power as a word-painter, is not aux
passed by Bina/net:es witif"canvas and colors.
se- We confess that words of en
couragement and approval, always please and
animate us. We trust our readers will pardon
us foi l printing the following letter from an old
and valued subscriber :
Scams, Rockland Co., N. Y.
S. W. ALVORD, ESQ.—Dear Sir: Inclosed
please 41nd two dollars. for BRADFORD REPoirrza.
In my estimation, your ranks A No.l, in
defending the right. May your vigilant eye
not grow dim, and your watchful care over the
REPORTER, which hat! become the household
paper of so many families, not cease for years
to come. Very Respectfully,
Eu Smut).
leir We 'have received the follow
ing letter from the writer, with the request to
give it a place :
JACKSCfNVILLE, FLA., March 8, 1873.
Ma. BLMOICT I STEVENN STEVENSVILLy-,BRAD.
?DUD CO., PA.— Jew. Br qher : I am now in one
of the luothat delightful climates in America. It
is exceedingly lovely in every respect. Flowers
and oranges are quite plenty, and I take great
pleasuroin enjoying them.
Twenty years ago I left my native home on
the W%alusing River, in Pike, Bradford county,
Pa. Yon have thought the dead. I am now
an old, gray-haired' man, and I dare say should
I return to the home of my nativity, -I would
be Rip Van Winkle indeed, to find so many who
did not know me. and that my early true love
had married another.
'--- Next summer, I am going to see you and all
my living friends. You will treat me, if you
please, as when we were young together. From
home I shall go to Vienna to the World's Expo
sition. I want to see Europe before I die.
Remember me to my only sister and surviv
ing friends. Your brother '
•
111.aurrs VAN SrEcmcs,ll.D.
I. 0. 0. F.—The fallowing resolu
tions of respect and sympathy were adopted by
Manoca Lodge, Waverly, on the death of NEw-
TON KL' 4 :NEt :
Wrizaziks : Death has again entered our
midst and removed from our circle, our worthy
and well beloved brother, Fast Grand Newton
Kinney. Therefore, c
Resoired, That in the death of Newton Kin
ney, Manoca Lodge loses one of her most kffi
cient and zealous members, the cause of , dd
Fellowship one of its most earned and elogh idt
advocates, and Waverly one of her most honest
and upright citizens.
Resolved, That we, his brethren of Manoca
Lodge, No. 219, L 0. of 0. F., do deeply mourn
l i
the irreparable loss wo have sustai , ed, an will
ever cherish in grateful ; remembrance his soy
es
virtu, hi,s unsullied character, and hisdeep
devaton ta the principles of "Friendship, i Love
-nod Truth." .
Res°Wel, That we tender our sincere and
heartfelt itrmpathy to the bereaved family and
friends of our worthy f rotbpr, and in ear pray
era commend them In the Great 'Patriarch
above i who is Lie Orphan's Father -and, the
Widow's God.
ier/red, That these resolutions be publish
edV.to papers of Tioga, Chemung ati4.-Brad
ford hnnties. 11. C. Bnows,
- . 0.11 P. K1IINEY„ 1 / 4 .kC01111. .
W. B. CAurnma.,
TEE NEW POSTAL LAWS.—The Postal
Appropriation bill, approved March 3, 1873,
contained the following clause :
" Provided, that all laws and parts or laws
permitting the transmission by mail of any free
matter whatever, be, and the same are hereby
repealed, from and after Jane 30, 1873."
.2d Also' abolishes the franking privilege held
by Congress and so many Government officers.
This abolishes section 35 of the act of March
3, 1863 :
"But* the . pubhsliers of 'weekly newspapers
mac send to`each actual subscriber within tho
county where their papers are printed and pub
lished, one copy thereof free •of postage."
Also section 45 of the same act :
" MI publishers of.periodicals, magazines and
newspikpers, which- shall - `not exceed sixteen
olluces in weight, shall be allowed to inter
change their publications reciprocally free of
.postage; provided, that such interchange shall
be confined te• a single copy of such publica
tion."
The laws remain unchanged which permit
prepayment of postage •on newspapers at the
oitico of mailitig or dplivery, at the option of
the subscriber,. and the prepayment by news
dealers " upon their packages as received."
-- No reduction of postage rates has been made.
rmisswon.ru's bill passed the House and failed
in the Senate. •
K. , OF P.—A lirge dele i gation of.
K. fronrElmira, accompanied. bY La-
Piracies's excellent band, paid a visit to Towan
da Lodge on Tuesday evening last. The visit
ing brethren were met at the depot on arrival
of the 7:15 train, and escorted to lileretir's
Hall, where the band discoursed stxne alaprb
priate music, after which Rev. E.F. CIUNE, of
Elmira, delivered an able and interesting ad
dress' on the beauties and duties of the Pythian
'Knighthood. The Hall was well filled with
members of the order and other citizens, and
the remarks - were lisieued to with the deepest
interest. litr. C. is a fluent speaker, and evi
dently is thoroughly in earnest in his advocacy
of the order of K. P. At the close of the exer
cises in the Hall, the Knights with their ladies
and invited guests, proceeded to the spacious
and elegantly furnished halls of the Odd Fel
lows and Temberance societies, where a sump
tuous banquet was spread, of which nearly two
hu'nd'red partook. Quite a number of K. P.'s
with' ladies, were present tram Laceyvillo.
Taken altogether, the pceasion was a very en
joyable one, and will lnng be remembered by
the partiCipants.
Supt. PACKER with hid -usual courtesy, sent
the visiting brethren bacl to Elmira by special
trail, which lett this pla t e at 11 o'clock.
- 1 BUSINESS LOCALS
M: The best brands of flour can
; Gays be found at 3lcCans 4t, Euwasus'.
CORSIM, & COONS are receiving
Booth and Shoes daily. • .
111 S.. Hoop Skirts of all- sizes, at
Mrs. J. D. Mix's, Griffith do Patton's Block.
ais. Coss= & Como sell the very
beat goods In the market. ;
Wt. Special gains 'in ' Slack
Silks, at Evaxs & litt.D;trrs'a.
CoßsEn & Cotyss have 'just' re ,
caked a lot of firs trunks.k
. _
M. If you, ~ wantfkuel!t. stamp
_
•
ed paper, call at moss'.
gel. COWER & Coon have a -very
tine swgortment oigraveling Bags.
NB. CALKINS is;_inounting Chramoa
and framing Picturep, at low rates: - •
i jo i rdwagiA,poo l ys,ltave just re•
celved the latest stfres exalt t'
sir r i t A ol3 ilkitatillt /C F .
TATIZIVIL
ea. Ouse & Coon have the hu..
gut anortment of & in the county.
Is ORM is selling fine wall pa
pen che'►per thin am •
*palm & Omni are aelliag .
the best Boots and Rum tot the leant mono/.
lugs Assortment of Brack
ets jot redbived at
Piton & Box,.
118. Comma & Coosa lieep thei best
fitting Boota of any Shoe Store in the minty.
Mel. Fall assortment of Bilvei . Plaf,-
ed Ware, at " Wliars.ut a Boat's.
Sa. Coma & COONS have a large
stock of Leather and Shoe
1116 Job work, of every deecziption,
neatly and expeditiously executed at this aloe.
IS. Invisible Hair Nets, in all col
ors, at the Bee Thee Mom
se. That Domestic Bread at Scorr
& Co.'s, salts everybody.
IS. Buttons, Fringes and Passe
mentiries; at the Bee Eire Store.
sir A prime lot of Clover and
Timothy Seed, now offering at lkorrawrie.
1110. Hats and Bonnets in all the
new styles, at Mu. J. D. Hsu's.
Griffith 1 Patton's mock.
lA. CORM & COONS have jut re
ceived a large lot of Mimes' and ChWren's
wear. I . ,
ser R. B. CAMP will • next week
open a watch-making and repairing shop, in
BEMEICS building.
Fon Sem—The vacant lot just
north of the Episcopal Parsonage. Enquire of
Orrarroit & &mom
NIL' MCCABE & ED WARDS have the
nicest assortment of churns ire have ever seen
in this market.
Mra. E. J liiixoos has received
fino assortment of Ladies' Ties in different
shades.
Rooms to let in - third
story over J. WOLFF'S store. Inquire of
0 A. DArroN.
• if,- Mrs. J. D. arm, has Madame
Fore Creels, white and colored.
•
Griffith & Patton'e Block.
in.. F. J. CALICOS has just receiv
ed his spring stock of Wall Paper, and it is
very nice.
iW 30 shares Building and Sav
ing Fund Association stock for sale. Enquire.
at First National Bank.
NIL Btrarnes's Nation at Hay and
Straw Cutters, for sale by
mot- The best Tinware for sale at
Juxr. k Lvirne• Hardware Store, in htercnr'i
Block;
ter A large assortment of Ameri
can Cook and Parlor StO% es, at
PEICDLETOIf & DAREOIIeeI.
its— We have just received a new
stock of tags, which we can print on the short
est notice at the lowest rates.
s®,. CC. F. Cnoss has the hist -as
sortment of Wall Papers,and Window Shades,
ever exhibited In this place.
full assortment of Railroad
and Java Canvas, at the Bee Hive Store, Mar
ear's Block.
stir Job,work - exeented at this of
fice, receives the highest encomiums from the
beat iptia.
\ tor A souse for sale or rent, sit
uated on the corner of Locust street and York
avenue. Foi particulars enquire of E. T. Fox.
MS. New - styles Dress Goods,
Shawls, Japs, Sna, Percalea,"Pignea and Prints
at EVaxe.k. Btumax's.
Stir We are prepared to do all
kinds of Job Work, on the shortest notice and
at the lowest prices.
Dom. EVANS & Humarrn call atten
tion to their advertisement of new , Spring
Goods.
Sir Mrs ;
,J. Hut is still agent
for the Crystal' Polish, used for cleaning Mir
rors, Window Glass and Silver Ware. Griffith
.5; Patton's Block, Bridge-st.
lei.. A full, line of White Goods,
Table Linens, Napkins, Towels and Embroider-
EOM
Bridge-st
Fon. SALE.—Two or three 'new
,houses, desirably located. Terms easy. En
quire of W. G. Gounox, at Turner it Gordon's
Drug Store.
mar The place to tiny a first-claw
Cook, or Parlor Stove, is at -
lea. If you want a first-class Par
lor Stove, get tho Light House, on hand and
forsalo by PaNnta-rom S DAUBOW,
Orw,ell, Pa.
ser Ncriq is a good limetto get
your letter-heads, envelopr i s and bill-heads
printed; and the Baron - nu office is a good
place to get them executed.
18,-Just received at. the Bee Hive,
an elegant assortment of Ladies' and lilisses'
Linen Collars and Cuffs, also Laces, in the
newest styles.
Mr If you want to buy the best
Cook Stove in market, and for the least money,
go to Jima lama' Hardware Store,; in Her
mir's Block.
RVBBEIt Penrr.—Have you seen or
heard of it? It not, It Is worth your while to
enquire into its value. See R. M. Wsaa.as•
"Rubber Paint" card in another column.
aft. Crowds of people still, go to
goirr* Co.'s Bakery and Dining • &limns, let
door north of. Ward House,-.tor refreifunent..
Warm meals at all hours.
INS. /.0.7.,414 & MOBRII3, manufac
turers at those- celebrated spectacles, have
chabged their agency from J. Hrorctrit's to
Wx. L. Cassiseasars's
EVERY FABIIE3 HIS oint
Use Rabbet.'Paint. It is mired rmi* for ois.
Spreads easily and smutty, I. glossy, arm, dn. r„ . aldey elaatie, and is a Beautiful ifgint: R. M.
WELLtz bas the Paint.
FIIEZ
1. aliramerranasinew-man shcinld
iikPli k l o 3 lf.lffirjr:ick*Ortinad t t el!Pt btaal
in" envelopes antteardii..: We iiph limo
yie
"arlietes'emeit thil Ire
ast 'FS Si .low
figures. 9.10 : ' l ' /: ''
I,,Noncs ; or-aimosair--31m. l 1
E. J.
=MEE
ILiiick* will , tib veertiker vambettii"of her
new ~r6 c 2ini; Vfei Wl* 't•Aciegi new
_Oiockay Store. (formerly kiw iu as* P.
tiqui Hotta, botit:ent lbw thy goolls lipreiCof
• • ararowsrz.), where she wilt luiiiiectn-
OP U Y 1:4 0 184 4#;g e 1 1 .W.tm, 1 4 41t Ad*V7
sodioillealiUmishiesAteeds. :•••,•,1
gMMRS . Ir.
l'Exi urrox 8 Danstow.
EVAN &A, ELLDSIErIeII.
I'Llaitzros it, D►aeow'e,
Oniell, Pa.
ffZia
Amp 1 FIXID t Faun 1--Thst the
cheapest passe to boy Boole; Shoe% Trunks
wad 2esselleplaige4 to at Cioness Owns, No.
100 Nan street, oppisii• the Court Bow.
M' IL J. Laza wants fifty *sa
pid hat f 0 it WO Boole iod !boss, st Ids
sew stars opposite the Mew flosir. Boots at
one dollar sod twenty-dry cents a pair; bow
is that for low? 157 Main street, below Bridge.
One thousand Veal Calue,
Ira - Wind wad weighing host 180 1000 lbs.,
waate4lbetween April 1 and My 1,187 a.
Gamut Etwen.
Wynaklag, ILarob 17, 1873-4 w.
COAL AS Wsousula.---P. IL Wain
Is selling stiperlor Hard Anthracite Coal, by
the ear load, very cheap, delivend et any IL It,
station between Wyalnsing and Athena. Now
is the time to secure your Winter's supp l y.
Fos iilAut.—A valuable bulling lot,
on Poplar street, abase Third., Is suitable fix
two lots ; 88 test front by 125 feet in depth.
New Barn on lot. Enquire of F. W. Inn" at
the Rams' oboe.
Ruin= Pmts.—Ready for use. In
Quart Cans ;1, 2 and b Gallon Cans and Tubs.
Pare White, Jet Black; and beautiful cottage
shades and tints in great variety. The best and
cheapest of all paints. B. M..WEraxa
Mr J. 0. ioar & Sola vriall to
put a Woven Wire Mattress in every house in
Towanda, on a month's trial, and if 11 does not
suit them, they will call and bare it sway. Nov
is your time to get perfect sleep. Be sure you
try, and then you will buy.
• 11%. It is not geneirslly known that
FL O. WZITAZIM, at the Book Bindery over the
IMPOirrsa °Bice, makes Blank Books in any
style of ruling and bindmg desired. If you
want a new Ledger, Journal or Docket, give
him a call.
imir J. A Counwr, special agent of
the Washington Life, Insurance Company -of
:N 'Y
ew ork, con.itondaY,,last, paid the estate e of
the ists TIMM MIZNIMID the sum of AO*
being the amount umliiipd $2,000, and the
diri
dent for the year 1872. E. F.. Bmrru is ager 4
for this popular company.
Pon aux.—A very desirable resi
dence on Pine street, Towanda; Ps., within two
minutes' walk of lain street. Horse large and
well arranged l Two cisterns and good wen at
the door. Inquire of T. Maw:may
March 26—tr.
Sir BLit=k HILL would call the
attention of the public to the fact that their
market is always sopplied with the choicest
steaks, roasts, lamb and mutton, pork, 'stunts%
fish, etc. They . are now receiving daily supplier
of fine fresh oysters, which they offer at whole
sale and retail at tho very lowest rates
MS. Mrs. E. J. Mucoos has just rE4
calved the Spring styles to Hats and Bounstsl;
also; a large assortment of Fancy Goods, such
as ties, Winos, pock ruches, collars and cuffs,
under-sleeves, b oth lace and linen; and all the
latest novelties of the Spring trade.
March 25-2 w.
F.uunuts! Paint your wagons,
sleds, machines, loots, eto. I can supply you
with Rubber Paint of suitable shades, ready for
use,—beautiful, cheap, durable and easily ap
plied. Jet black, for irons and striping. Lead
ing shades antieolors in quart anal gallon cans.
R. H. Wriase.
FOR SALE olt valuable
new house' on Huston street. Good well and
cistern, end house fitted for gas. Possession
given April 1. For further particulars call 'on
the premises or at the Past Office.
March 10, 1873
Fon RENT on SALE..—House and lot
in 'North Towanda, 10 minutes' walk from De
pot. If wanted, 10 acres of ground can bo had
with the house. Possession given April 1, or
sooner if desired. `lP.nquire on the premises of
Jens HOBIIOIID.
?Attach 18, 1873:
Mrs. E. 3. Itimqoa is now in
New Xork, and will return in a few days with
the laigest and finest assortment of Millinery
and. Fancy Goode ever hrought .. l i t in ITowanda.
J 4
Also a large assortment of es" and. Chil
dren's Beady-Madelkits of the latest styles,
Hosiery, Corsets; Bustles, Hoop. Skirts, and re•
al and imitation Hair Goods, Jet Jewelry, etc.
•
REMOVAL—I have removed my of
flee from Bridge street to my residence on
Main street, near Locust Avenue, where the
Original Howe, Wilcox & Gibbs, and other
Sewing Machines and Attachments, will be kept
for sale and to rent. Money received, orders
taken, and attachments sold at Bed, White and
Blue Store, Bridge street. Bee card.
stir If yon are going to buy a
Sewing Machine, examine the new Wheeler &
Wilson before you purchase. It makes the
shuttle or lock-stitch, but does it without a
shuttle. It is noiseless, and runs faster, more
easily, and will last cinch longer than any shut
tle machine in use. All its joints are adjuatible,
and can be tightened as fast as they wear.
Cass. FILALZT, Agent.
1169 - 11 you would - like to see the
finest line of Cloths, Cassimeres, etc., ever or
fered in this market, just drop in at H. -Ttiy
um's store. He employs none but first•class
workmen; anti can give tis good and stylish
snits at u low prices as can be obtained in
11. B.'s dominion.
•
Feb. 20, 1873. •
A: Cam—Having removed my of
fice to my house on Main street, I would an
nounce to those of my patrons who may find it
mpre convenient to call on Bridge street than
at my house, that Mr; °sows RIDGEWAY. at
his Red, White & Blue Store, will receive mo..
neys, take orders, tell attachments, oils, nee:.
dies and parts of sewing machines, for me.
Very Respectfully,
RIME:: 13 ARAI&
To TEE CITIZEIS OF . BRADFORD WHO
FEEL FRIENDLY TO TUE FREE BRIDGE EXTra'i
ramr--it meeting will be held at the Court
House, in Towanda, on the 10th day of April,
.a.t. 1 o'clock, r. for the purpose of discussing
the question of Froe Bridge at Towanda: Let
every citizen of Bradford, that may desire to
encourage this enterprise, attend to person.
Towsads, March 15, 1873.
BEE-Hive &oar, No. 2 MERCIneII
Bracy. For the next thirty days, I will dispose
of my entire stock of Millinery Good, at cost;
=eh as Hats, Bonnets, plain and trimmed, for
Ladies, Misses and Children; Feathers, Flow
ers, Aigrettes and Ponpons ; also in Hair
Goods, Braids, Switches, Pulls and chtgnqns—
to give room for my Spring stock. Agent for
Thitteriek's Patterns.
Feb. 18,1879.
11111 P Mrs. IL A. FLETCHER, No. 5
Bridge street, Towanda, Dealer in Beal and Im
itation Hair Work.„ Switches, Braids, Finger
Puffs, Calla, the latest style of Ornamental
Back Combs, a fall supply of Rolls, Jute
Switches, and Linen Braids of - all shades. La
dies who patronize this establishment, have
their hal:dressed free of charge. All kinds of
hair work made to order. Rings, Pins, Chains,
Charms, and everything pertaining to hair
work, done in the best manna.
PEmuss Pcrriross.—For seed or
Table use.- The subscriber has, in store at his
place of business at No. 3 Nercur's Block, on
Court street, a quantity of the celebrated Peer.
less Potatoes, An nice condition, for sale in
either large or Mall quantities.
!P. sksati PeISSA 1.30
---"" "iftistiel: " .1.00
Fin or aeon Barrels, peritarrel..: • 2.30
T oo or 44 41 - ' w 2.40
Lots In bulk of -SS Or -more , bushels, per
• btukbal 4 :80
^•!...,V71 "• U T .
Orders by mall for shippissr. -till, rewire
/tee l?"""'
--„ •
Towanda" Ps., artlinv
To, Talc Hans OF TEI LAW 11413112-
lom= Swiss—The English Omuta Maw
easy having made s We decision, wliktli is tdpit
ly divorable to the American heirkeza the In.
&wiped having at peat explain procured
copies of family records of add Wm. would re
apeetkally smelteorresponaswee frost the heirs
*bight Sradlbrd emisty, Pa.. with s view of
appobtins a time and Nees far bold lox * wa
kens:le with such heirs. Address,
J. W. Wm, Fall Brook, .
There 001mh, Pa.
Ranh Ilk 1873.
Art Bums WHY sou sumo Bus
Yoni ammo or H. , JAOOIIII.-1. He buys for
cub. 2. He sells cheap. & He sins mach be
cause be sells cheap. L All are' treated alike.
5. All goods warranted u represented. 6. Gar
ments exchanged If sot satlifsetory. 7. Money
ieftmded In all mime if,gOods do not prove, as
represented. 8. The,latest Styles always on
hiind. 9. He keeps on band the largest assort-
anent in thlaplace. 10. 6. liberal discount al
lowed to clergymen purehuhig Clothing, of
/8001e8 Temple of Fashion, No. 2 PattCn'.
Block, Towanda.
te-That the Wyoming Tasmania
Company does pay its fire losses promptly, we:
presume the people of Bidgebury at least do
not doubt, in spite of the assertions to the con
teary of certain interested persons who are act
ing as agents of other companies. The facts
in the history of this company prove conclu
sively that it is not only one of the safest, but
also one of the promptest and fairest In settling
its losses. .
On the 91st nit., No= k VLINCZNT paid H.
A. Ataacm.roi about one hundred and twenty.
Aye dollars, and on the 22d "inst., to Sinn"
Buoys, !hrs. hundred and dtty dollars, for
ksses. '
FAME' run Berm.L-The undersign
ed offers for sale a• farm; situated in Utchfield
township, Bradford county, Ps., containing 200
seres-1615 acres improved, the balance heavily
timbered with pine, oak and chestnut. Large
dwelling house, two barns, shedi and other
out-buildings therein.. The- land is of Drat-rate
quality, good for grain and grass; and is in s
good state of cultiyadon, well watered, etc.
Churches, schoo', .storm post-ofilce, black
smith and wagon-shops within one mile—five
miles from the Pa.' & B. 8., and are miles
from N. Y. Erie IL R. Terms easy. Enquire
of the subscriber on'tbe premises.
- Stir Dlr. W. Orrralca says if 'yon
want to heal - f
the great three Prima Donnas
now living, Pat:lmi Lrcca, , Cllatmaa 2i ttssoa
and Panireia Rosa, you must get a Steck Piano.
In this Piano you will find concentrated in one
body those three different parts, soprano, alto
and contralto, besides a powerful, and at the
same time a pleasing bass, such as no other
Piano has. Stich is the perfection- of these
splendid instniments;•thatif you desire to hear
and fee for, yourself the three great *singers
withnut'paying four dollars , for a sitting,
you have to do is to go' to VA.' Ovrarrox's or
W. J. Ditizren'ts, in Towanda, and listen (pro
vided they let you- in) to playing or these Pi
anos. And.sliould you be fortimate enough to
find there Mrs. C. Detzeral, Mrs. L Goonwis
or Miss Moms Howas (theim ire our best play
ers on the Piano in Towanda), and have them
play some selections from "Martha", or some
other : ow:is, you will exclalin, "A Btec'h 1 a
%wk.! no other Piano shall frame into my
house."
Central Market.
Comams Asp Coma—There are few
persons who aware of the Importance of at
tending to a dough or a cold at its first appear
ance. The thousands whoqio annually of con
sumption, were drat attacked• with a " alight '
cough or cold, whia t h they thought would goon
" wear " itself off, end therefore neglected to
Illet the propjr'remedies until they became in
curable. Every day that a cough, cold or any
lung disease is neglected, makes the chances
of a cure more uncertain. We ;would 'teem
mend all suffering from any disease of the
Lungs whatever, to use 111Fsott's Costromen
!Wimp or Tan. It . never fails in curing the'
worst cues of coughs, colds, hotreeness, sore
throat, catarrh, and asthma. It fs an infallible
remedy for hoeping cough. Being prescribed
by some of the leading physicians the North
em and Southern, States, and being prepared
under the tramediate-superviaion of a graduate
of the Pennsylvania ;Medical College. The pro
prietors big leave to inform all that it ii no
"quack" preparation, but madia 'strictly in ac
cordance with the advanced 'principles and the
ory of me dicine. Price 50 cents per bottle.
Sold by all Drug Stores and Dealers through
out the United States.
C. F. .XtcauLs.
lICSULL & LANDIS, Prop'ra, Philadelphia.
P. B.—See that the iagtisture of 4viSEl4. t
LANDIS, Prop'ra, is on each trrapper.-i.
Tus TgiraTaß To-Niorr.—The Cd.
ot.mr. Hems' ) New York Theatre Company,
comprising Some twenty artists of well-known
abilities, will give two performances at Mermen
Hall, on this (Thursday) and to-morro* (Fri•
day) evenings. Tho Allentown News speaks
thus cf the Company : •
ihantlr HARE=
" To-211438T —Tux TICLE'T-OF-LEAVE MAN.—
At the Opera House to-night Miss Caroline
Hayes and a full Dramatic Company of unusual
excellence, will present Tom Taylor's celebrat
ed play of the Ticket-of-Leave Man. Miss Hayes
Is a lady of considerable ability, whose reputa
tion places her in the front rank of her profes
sion. To-night will be her first oppearance in
Allentown, and she is said* perform the part
of May Edwards in a manner so nlttaral and
pleasing that she enlists the sympathies of her
audience throughout the play. There is so
much in the part that is attractive, that -in the
hands of such an artist it cannot fail to be ac
ceptable. As an exhibition of the heroic love
and Constancy of a heart faithful to the unfor
tunate and noble-hearted Bob Brierly, through
all the changes of his eventful life, there is no
thing more beautiful in the whole range of the
drama than the character of May Edwarls, as
drawn by Torn Taylor. Miss Hayes is credited
by dramatic critics with the power of realizing
the ideal of the author, and presenting it with
artistic fidelity. The company we are inform
ed is stronger throughout than the majority
of traveling companies, and every part in the
east is acceptably tilled. An excellent brass
band and orchestra are attractions of the com
pany that Will not fall to be appreciated in Al
lentown, and doubtless a large audience will
witness the performance to-night. If the repu
tation of the • star' and the criticisms of our
exchanges are to count for anything, we haz
ard nothing in saying that every ono who at
tends at the Opera House to-night will be more
than satisfied."
MA ..vs
Mn. E. L. WOODIIrIIf
Ras. 11. A. Furnanza.
, A. 7. L.►rroN.
Litchfield, Pa., Feb.lo. 18+3.
11lir HISTORICAL SKETCHES' OF PLP.
3101.7111, LIIZEWE CO., PA. By EizsronicK B.
Witmer, of R'irkes-Barre. With Twenty :flee
full page Photographs of some of the early set
tlers and Present Residents of the Town; Old
LandmarkalFamily Residences, and Places of
Special Note. Complete In one large duodeeinio
volume, bound, in morocco cloth, full gal back.
Subscription edit ion. Price Four Dollars. ,
Hon. HMIDEICK B. Vinare has re-written
and made largo additions to his " Histolical
Sketches of Plymouth, originally published in
the Plymouth &or, and they will soon appear
ina beautiful volume, from the press of T. B.
Promos J; Baas., the well-known Philadel
phia publishers. ThB book, which will make a
large duodecimo vast - no of over four hundred
pages, will be printed, from new, type, on the
finest paper, and will be bound in the best pos
sible manner, in morocco cloth, gilt back, and
will make the finest local history ever publish
ed in thii country. Among the attractions of
the volume will bo twenty-five fail-page photc
graphs of some of the early settlers and present
residents of the town ; old landmarks ; family
residences, and places of special Mote in and
about Plymouth, executed in the finest style of
:the art. ' The photographil are of the following
persons, viz : portraits of Col. George P. Ran
som, Jameson Harvey, Henderson Gaylord,
Benjamin Reynolds, William C. Reynolds, Rev.
Benjamin Bidlack, Rev. Geo. Lane, Joseph
Wright, (father of Hendrick B. Wright), John'
Smith, lotus B. Smith. Calvin Wadhams, Sian
wet Wadbams, Elijah C. Wadhims, Samuel Da
venport, Freeman Thomas, and Hendrick B.
Wright; with fall-page views of Plymouth
Bock, John B. Smiths Opera House, the Wad
hams House, Abljah Smith's first coal opening
in 1807, the ma Academy,. the Old - Elm or
Whipping Post, the Old Bosom House, ;.the
Wright House, and birth-place of author, and
the residence'of Henderson Gaylord. There is
not iman in Plymouth, or in ,the whole -county
of Luserne, but should subscribe for a copy of
the work at once, and it will have a large circu
lation throughout the adjoining counties. We
shall look foriard with eagerness for its ap
pearance. Agents and canvassers wanted. It
*Ube sold by subscription, and all letters in
tilttient to of rtimittmices for subscription
gaisitreeoe copies seat to any ono as
ewe es pot be. address
-1144a jJte pitiliebeis;,2 1 4P-Minksett.* : Ale
Rialleitg*Tioa, •••• 1- T -^ P,../4
MAR
DOWNAX-HENjAIU3L-In libeabegoin, at
• the -oes - ot Clarke Tompkins, Mu ch
30, 1873, by the Bev. el. Davidson, Mr. Frank
lin E. Bowman, of Moaroeton, to Miss Alice
Y. Benjamin, - of Towanda : .
B i lir}WAT-ROUICL-At the Foot of Plane,
March 25, b Ha d &Hallo& Armstrong, Mr.
Mmvis of Wpm, to Mho Mar.
MO A. House, of Me. •
EANIX7B-I=Bll4L-4t the residence) of An
drew Hafer, &Q., In Towanda, March 5,
1873. by Bey. 0. L.Oibso il
I VI to r; Alexander
Hamm, of Jackson, Colum Co., Pa., and
. Miss Swift L, Steiner, of re,.Pa.
MATERB---KIMIENDALL.-At the Methodist
Par orate. In Toranibt, by Bev. 0. L. Gilt
san,on the Slit of larch tilt:. Kr. Thomu
Mather of Ulster • Pa., to Miss Hannah A.
Ebtensiall, of Fra6iindak, Pa.
, DIED.
TAIn Towanda, Feb. 20,
_at the residence
. Elnan, Yrs. lamb Myer, mother .of
l're. Dr. Lyman. •
Sirs. IL had antlered front poor health for
many years, and her last illness was brief and
paLatul.
OFLLETTE.--fn illseshequin, Thursday eien
i ng . march 10,1879, 414 1 1 8., youngest daugh .
ter of Jerome Gi ll ette, Esq., of unesheqain,
aged 10 years, 11 months and 20 dayt.
Kiss Gituerrie was a young lady of more
than ordinary Intelligence and force of charac
ter, and her death leaves a sad' blank not only
in the stricken family of which - she was a fond
ly loved member, but alio in s larger circle of
admiring and loving friends. Within a year
past she had connected herself with the M. E.
Church, and gave a dying testimony the
power of Christ to sustain and save. Thus,
- "Friend after friend depart.,
• . Who has not lost a friend? •
There is no union hero of hearts, .
That finds not hero end.
Were this frail world our only rest,
Living or dying none were blest."
SPECIAL NOTICES,
-.: 0 :-
- To Faiouss..l. bave a few bushels
of the celebrated Judson Early. Branching Corti
for sale. This corn Is earlier and batter yield
ing than any ptherin the market. price $1.50
per peck. I will alw give a premintp of 110 for
the greatest number of bushels ratad on ono
acre. For further Information, address
S. U. Br.acuss4
Pottervillo, 2t
fiet. Special examinations of teach.
era for the summer term of schools, will be
held as follows
Leßaysville, Monday, April 14 ;.East
Wednesday, April 16 ; Trov, Friday, April
18 ; Towanda. Saturday; April 26.
Applicants will please provide themselves
with pen, ink, paper, lead pencil and Sixth
Reader. Examinations to begin at 9 o'clock
A. x. A. A. Exwar,
• • County 81;10:
Towanda, Pa., March 29, 1873. •
TOWA.ND A MARKETS
. vinoys. - MICE&
Oorreeted every weal:ewer. br C. B. PATCH
subject to changes dally.
Wheat, 11 bush
Ws. 9 bosh
Einekwheat, it bush
Corn. 111 bush
Oats. tona l
BOUM .
Betar (rolls) .
E do
(datry.)ll lb new.
11 1 dos
Potatoes, yi trnah,new,
non?, V barrel
Onions, it bush
Wicroars or daunt.—Wheat 60 lb. •, Corn' 66 lbs.
Rye 66 lbs.; Oats 32 lbs.; Barley 46 lbs.; Bnekwhea
48 lbs.; Beans 62 lb& ; 'Bran 20 lbs.; Clover Seed 60
lbs. ; Timothy Seed 44 lbs. ; Dried Peaches 33 lbs.
Boded Apples 22 lbs.. Flax Seed 60 lbs.
New Advertisements.
• iVTORNZT-AT-LAW,
April 1, 1873.
DRESSMIKING.
miss ,AAIANDA PI&Tr
Has taken rooms of fit. E. Rosenfield, over Wick
ham*. Black's Crockery Store. where' the will be
prepared to do all kinds of Dressmaking and other
sewing, and with her own ability and long experi
ence in the business, feels confident , that she can
please all both in work and prices. 1w
TUN A THING WHERE IT .18
MADE KV) ENCOURAGE ROSE TRADE.
BARTLETT'S ADJUSTABLE
SPRING BED BO3TOII
This superior Spring Bed is the only desirable
Spring Bed manufactured - In Bradford Cotuaty.
Call and take OW home and try It a week; if it is
not the easiest. levetest, stillest and most agreeable
bed for the money that you can !Ind, bring It back.
that fair?) My agent will call on you; take
one In the same way, and satisfy yourself as to its
Merits. We make them to order to et any odi
size bed that no lisle ready-made spring yid fit.
Leave your orders,
Also Agent for COok's Patent Door Strip. Agent
wanted. Office opposite N.V.-Church, Towanda. Ps.
April 2, 1873.
WAGONS 1 „ WAGONS
C - 0 S I
I have on hand a large assortment o
LUMBER AND . LIGHT
VICT AL, GI- Ct) IV IS
WHICH I WILL
SELL - CHEAPER
Than - any Ether establishment in the
country
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES
Of every description mannfactureci
to order on short notice.
JAMRS BRYANT
Towanda, March 26, 1873.4
VIE INSURE ALL KINDS OF
PROPERTY
AGAINST LOSS OIL DAMAGE BY
FIRE AND LIGHTNING.
We resint over Fifty Millions Capitah
,Old Engtish and Home Companies.
LIFE - INSURANCE -
IN THE OLDEST AND LAEGEI3I" , STOCK AND
- MUTUAL CONETDri IN THE
UNTIED STATES.,
•
•
• ACCIDENT INSURANCE
, From one day to one year.
NOBLE & VINCENT.
PO. H. 1873.
AOTICE.-4. A. Bacoxi, of Tiziwan
da,has jut reeeired the Agency of the-Water.
town 'Fire Inenradee Company. of Watertown,
N. Y.. which is a firstoclaas Company in all
reopects, with cash =setts of 42.5.000.--
Is confined by its character to Farm Property
and Dwelling House Risks; Is therefore perfectly
safe. Pays all loss or damage of tearing to pieces,
whether Are ensues or not. Also pays for lire stock
killed by lightning in the barn or at large on the
premises. You can saws money by seeing Mr. flee.
ord before insuring elsewhere. Call and get • CU,
cram or send Re one. J. A. RECORD. Agent,
M.9t 1472.1ttm ' Towanda. Pa.
VARIt FOR SALE OR RENT—
in. North Eon" adjoining land. of Joseph
Seeley and 8.0. Kann. Tams easy. Enquire of
J. P. COWLES.
Orwell, Pa.
Maras 27.1873-Et.
FARMERS, bring 'your ce
and Oen to PDX k •
Jaw. la. Int
"PROST & SONS , make the beat
.11." gstaidois Tal• lri the =id-
Q HERiFF ' S SA.L.F.-- : ' liking_
,Idi
1....., sundry writs tuned out of the Coati of Can.
mon,regie of Beadfa r kieutth and • tae directed:
will be. Must to at the • • Hattie in
the 3143030/Flt of THU ' • . ;1N 1.
'DM at 1 o clock, ;sta., the fell • Be ,
lot,
or parcel of land littelte to - eta township.
C a
bounded u billows: Beginning in .titre of Cho:
Drone/ad and limning was/eft ••• - south line
of lends owned by Gottlieb Hess 1 - rods to lands
belonging to D. L. F. Snyder and, .- other; thence
southerly along said lands of D. LA . Snyder 8 rods
parallel with the centre of geld Chentlars
_road;
thence easterly 16 rods In a line parallel with
north -Tie -to centre of said .Chen: nag road;
thence northerly 0 rods along I said Chemung
mid to piece of beginning, containing 98 square "
rods. mole Or loss. all improved. with a Awe -story
framed dwelling house thereon.
Seized and taken into executlon at the suit of
Sarah F. Elmer vs Niter St. John. i • .
ALSO—One other lot, piece or parcel of lend situ
ate in Towanda Borough, bounded as follows: On
the north by Poplar-at., east by Thi ii.st., south by
land of Wm Grits; west by anWIZ; being about
103 feet front on Odd Third street and . about 232
feet back on said Poplar' street, th a twOutory
gothic brick dwelling hones, small framed b.rn
otlinrAglibuildilifts. and few fruit end" ornamental
trees thereon. fiald lot known u the Homestead
Lot of the David Cash estate. . I ..
*bad and taken Into exec ution at the suit of
Gordon Hewitt, Jr... use waif. A.: Oath, Achninls
' testae of David Gish. deceased- i - • .
ALSO--One other lot, piece. or parcel of land sit
uate in Troy Borough, bounded as follows: On the
north by Elmira street • east by lands of 8. W. Porn
stay, south er:id west by lands oOliver Booth, coo
l/lying about, 1..,C of en acre, more or less, with
framed house; framed barn and a few fruit ,trees
thereon.
Seized and taken into execution) at the Snit of
H. IL Daviemes use wa W. H. Darto.i
ALSO—One other lot, piece: or parcel of land sit
uate In Weller' tarp., :bounded as follows: On the
north by lands of Henry French,. CAM by lands of
Leslie Ls Hire= Barker and A. C. Nobles.
south by pub!!Ydtighway loading from Judson Bill
to• Rowley HID, west by land of Miry. Perry. con
taining in acres, more or less. about 30 acres im•
proved: framed house, framed hamar with cow sta
bles &limbed. and young orchard thereon. - •
Seized and toren into execution' at the snit of
Nathan.Boker vs John A. Bevy and glary B. Perry
. ALSO'—One other let,plece.or parcel of land site
nate in.Bauth Creek 'tarp., bounded as follows: On
1 tke north by lands of J. W. Vanier,; east by A. H.
1 Thompson, south' by John F. Gillett and W. H.
Baedeker, containing abort 103 acres, more or less.
' about 65 acres. Unproved: framed 'house, united'
barn. and itrw fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken into execution' at the suit of
David Consble vs John McMullin.
ALSO—One other lot, piece. or parcel of land situ- -
ate In South Creek tarp.' bounded tea follows: On
the north by lands of Sylvenus Vanßnaltirk and .
James Fos. east by Asa Wood. south by John F..
Gillett. west by the Northern Central Railroad. con
taining about 87 scree, more or leas, about 35 acres
improved; log house, log barn, and ; few fruit trees
thereon . • ,
Seized and taken into erecutha at the snit of
JoseplklL Toting vs Wm-Owen.
ALSO—One other lot, piece. Cr parcel of- land sit
net; In Towanda twp.. bounded as folloiva: llegin-
Ding on ear. of Mason and Centre streets as con
tained and described in G. F. Sfaaon'e plotund sor.
Ye, of South Towanda, and runningl thence south
757. i deg. east along lino of said. Mason street 150
feet to a corner; thence south 11', deg. west along
line of an alley Si, feet to a corner; thence north 75
? ' deg. west 130 feet to.cor. of line _el said Centre
street; thence north 14',
deg. ealkt along hut of
said Centre street It feet to place cfltieginning. be
ing sot No. 77 of said 'Mason's plot and surrey.
'Seized and taken Into execution Jat the stilt of
Irene Moon's use va Edward Creake.
ALSO—One other lot, piece -or parcel of land sit
uate-In Albany twp., bounded as follows:7On the
north-by lands of Williams Lee, .635 t i,y M. A. Ladd
and O. Hibbard,: south by John 13ohther, west by
'Gea r tenor and Susan Teeter. 'containing 25 acres,
moo or leis, all improved; an apple orchard
theicon.
,
ALSO—One other lot, pirce;or liar: I of laud sit
uate in Albany tarp.: boneded as follows: on the
north by-land of James Lee, eset - by Aimed lee and
the school-house lot. south by public highway lead
urg from New. Albany to. Terrytown, west by
S public
Corkin balding to Corn street, containing acres
more or less. all improved; framed d,welling house.
framed barn, blacksmith shop. and a steam saw .
mill with engine, boiler, machinery find fixtures be
-longing to same. thereon. ..
Seized and taken into execution at the salt of 11.
kE 0. rell!ey T. 7.. It S. Sabin. '
ALSO=One other let, piece, or parcel of land sit
uate in Columbia twp., bounded as followz: On the
north and east by public highway. south by lands
belonging to estate of Geo. Gates, deceased, west by
public-highway. containing 4 acres, I more or lees,
all Improved; framed , home and fete fruit trees
thereon.-
• , •
Seized and taken into execution it the suit of
Hiram Sample's use vs Randolph N 1 and and Mri.
kbrahant tfastin , terra tenants.
ALSO ' Ono other lot, piece, or parcel of land-sit
-T-1
nate in Towanda Borough. bounded as follows:. On
3 4 4
the north by State street, east by lot belonging to
Chas. Fraley. south by lands of Cu estate, west
by lot of Cullen; said lot is about feet ori Said
State street and about 70 feet deep; tory fraine
(ladling house thereon:
Seized and taken into execution at tiae snit of E.
*H. Jacoby vs 5. W. N'antnyle, owner or reputed
r!
owner, with notice to Y. 13 ent owner.
ALSO—One other let, piece or pare
,of land sit
uate in Troy Bor e ., bounded as follow : Beginning
at a post in public highway leading from Troy to
Canton the south-east cor hereof heist a cor oflno.
I L
J. Berry's lot formerly, now Owned y Dolaglisn;
thence north ST?; deg west iti3Per an 9.10 of &per
to a post; thence north 22 per-to line fD. F. Porn
troy's lot; thence along said Pomeroy a line to the
south•west cor of lot in possession o Samuel Ito
rabauph; thence south S7', , deg; ca t along said
Itorabangles line 20 per to centre of a °repaid high
way; thence along bald highway , so th 12', deg'
west 23 per to place of beginning, icontainitig 20
aces, more or less. being the !allele of the property
purchased by N Moulton except what was hereto
fete conveyed - to D. F. romerby, subject to the
1 0
reservation of a lane for . said Ro augh as con
tained in said Monnon's deed; all imp veal; framed
house, framed barn, shed attached, a d fruit trees
thereon.
Seized and taken into execution at t
11. Carnochan, vs Jas. 13. ' Adams a!
Adams his wife.
111 60 @ 1
1506200
44 35
te: 40
10 00 0 12 00
2 00
Towanda, Pa.
ALSO—Ono other lot, piece. or pare
nate in Tnecarlats-twp., bounded as fo
by public highway. east by lands of
south by War: Taylor, we.t by 'Wilmot
taitting.6 acres,' mere_ or lees, imp
house and small shed thereon.
Seized and taken into oxeceition at t
-P. Babcock rs Joseph 11. Taylor.
ALSO-One other lot. piece; or Ore.
ante in Athens twp., bounded as folio •
lands of Tbos Brock. east by Daniel,
by-public highway known a. Draelfordl
by Railroad street. being 50 feet Ito
deep; framed house used as a hotel th'
Seized and,taken -into execution at
llercur, Sfcitan use vs Pet,
L. C. NELRON
. ,
miter.
ALSO—one otter ?et, vireo:or pare
mate In Tuacaront, twp., bounded as to
by lands of S. D. Feeney. cast by la. d of Lucina
M'ciodraff. south by E. Bunnell. west blr E. Bunnell•
and Luther Keeney. containing 25 tierce, more or
/Us, all improved; Ihree small dwelling houses.
one framed barn,,One sawmill, and f% s - fruit trees
thereon.
Seized and taken into e zecntion at t
Dankinson re E. 8. Fisk and Edgar ri
ALSO—One other tut. piece, or pare4l
uste , in Armenia tali., bounded as fort
by lands of Elisha Knights. cast by d,r4
south by J. D. Wekeq west by D. rain
Cease. containing 25 acres, more .or
Musa and framed barn theicon: as tb
Win. Eratne
Seized and tab en into cieention at h
Itiaine va E.. Pomeroy.
ALSO—One other lot. piece. orparc
uats in Herrick twp.. bounded as foil)
lands of Wm - Smith, cast by Thom.
estate of Class. Stevens, deceased, ar4
'wood. south by Geo. C. AtWood and
west by Eilsha, Fctler and Eliza Ligh
95 acres, more or less, about 80 ace
framed dwelling house. two frame
abed attached to one, framed shop,
orchard thereon.
Seized and taken Into execution at t
N. Betts vs E. N. Beeler and Elisha Sc
'ALSO—One other lot, piece. or pare
nabs in Standitig Stone twp bounde,,
Commencing at the corner where the
npand down the river and the road
the river to the state road cross each
residence of U. W. Tracy; thence ru
easterly along line of river road to a
thence in a south-westerly course and
road leading from river tO state row
line of canal; thence up said canal
leading from river; thence along line
main road leading up and down the
to place of beginning. containing one
leas, all improved; framed ballnin
grocery store and dwelling house, an
thereon.
Seized and taken into execution
Mrs= Taylor vs Miss Emma Crandal
ALSO—One other lot, piece, - or pa
nate in Burlington twp., bounded a
the north by lands of L. T. Royso, 1
Philo Beardsley and Justin Morley,
Royce and Jacob Morley, south b
and estate of J. I'. Long, deceased,
Long. deceased, Reuben Morley, Be
S. H. Rill and the, public highway,
acres, more or fess, about 140 acrest
story brick dwelling house. an old f
two framed barns k with sheds attache
work shop, cider press, and other on
two apple orchards thereon. •
Seized - and taken into execution ct t'
Wheelock vs deorge C
ALSO—One other lot, piece, or
nate in Towanda Borough, bounded
the north by lands 01 Solomon W:
Jacobs, east by T. C. Del.Ano, south I
west by C. M. Manville, being 1(0 far
or less, on said Pine street, and.
about 112 feet, more or less, to south
Walborn and Jacobs's land; franied
thereon
Seized and taken into eiccutio4L
Thomas Curran vs C. D. Cash. •
April 2 7 td J. M. SMI
A ITDITOR'S 'NOTICE.
ti Wineten cis A. T. Morrison. et,
May Term, 18:0.—In the Court of C
of Bradford County.
The undersigned having been app.
1.,y said Court to distribnte money az
...heriti's Halo of defendant's real es::
to tbo duties of said appointment
MAY 2, 1873, at 2 o'clock, p.m.. at the
liontanye, in the 13aroughof To ,
time and place all persona having
money are requested fo present ih
said Auditor, or be debarred 'from .cu
said fund. G. D. MO'
April3•W4
A UDITORS 'NOTICE.
=Untof the estate of Josiah WI
late of Wa n twp.—ln the Orphans'
ford Conn .•
The mod an. Auditor.appOinted by said
Court to m shall assetts .'and 'distribute fond' in
the hands Of Lortn B. Wolcott. *drier lof said estate,
hereby nixes notice that be eid Mien to the duties
of his appointment at his wilco in T wanda . Boro ,
1 Sl'
on FRIDAY, 31 ay, 21, i, at I i'cli , ok. p 1.1.,
1
at which time and glace all persons • tetcsted e.;l
make known their claims anti exiSepti as, or be fur.
f. , . r debarr"d from coming in on ft ,,l n an d.
~pril.l.wi. W.11..101: 1.:, Auditor.
A,PPI l vi"
Tiffs IN'b ORCE.--'
To Jobn. °shorn . . ' • • - .
Ton are hereby notified that Amanda horn, yoi.r
wife, by het !text friend, W. A. Gened ii t, has appit• .1
to the court of common picas -of Bra ford . ford Conti',
for a divorce from. the bonds of, ma ' orry, and the
said court has appointed Monday, th .Ith day of
Bay. 1873. for hearing the, said A ands, in the
premises, at which time and fates, yo can attend.ir
yon think proper. ' J. 31 SUM", ."
Aprda-suli Sheriff.
ADINUNISTRATRIX • ,NOTICE...--
2lotice ittreby•gicen to all persons Indebted
to the estate oMchard Schoonover, late of Standing
Stone, cleowd, must maho immediate payment, and
all persona laving clainis against said estate must
present them duly authenticated ror settleme Eß nt
I,CCINDA SCHOONOV.
Adndalstrutris.
i 1tar.1146
-
s suit of W.
S:hl Susan R.
;.1 of land sit-
Nort4
. .1. Silvan,
Coburn, con•
roved; frame
s-u:t of
.1 of land ait
a: North by
south
F tr - cet , west
t by 11.7 toot
reon.•
the suit
. of
er Schbor,
•
of sit;
llows: North
e emit of D
of Isnd sit
flows: "North
brew Monroe
r nnd Leroy
Ica framed
Ic propc , rty of
[e suit of Wni
,1 of lind sit
' e; North by
s smith; tbo
Geo. C. 'At-'
R. Brown,
, containing
improved;
buns with
I• • d an apple
e suit of
of land sit-
I. as, follows:
road leading
.eading from
ither near the
.ialtur south
!',hit° barn;
parallel with
aforesaid t.)
to said road
of name to
Ter aforesaid
Isere, more or
used for
I , frame harn
at the suit
11 of lanil
follows: On
Sugar Creek,
rut by L. T.
.Frank Brown
len by J.- F.
f eet
Clark.
utaining, 31 T
preyed; two
; aruoti house.
librs.a'barn,
butulingi.and
c suit of
I of land L
follows • .
born an
, y etrret,
't front, mere
• nning back
line of raid
,wtqllnry. hot =e
at th,. , s;iit
H, Shci.ff
Dewey
31;,
:ninon PiertE
anted Auditor
Am: from the
to will - attend
on_ FRIDAY,
ofUre of Smith
wan,
ids, at wined
nines i-n said
same before
tug in open
- TANTE.
Auditor.
I In the
Scot 41d:eased.
lourt of Brad-
E!!!El
ftfiniANAV 0)1MT :'Sh.lite-Bi
iffrttla Of in - order of the °rob, Coast of
Bradford county, the unikaifigned. AdmitrdsFratas
otthe estate of &Ibis 0. French, late of Wells
tOWOIOIp in said. ccnenty. deceseed, will expose to
gale on the grandees. on FRIDAY. APRIL 18;187e.
at 2 ceekick. p. ni., a certain tract or parcel of land
of which paid S. 0. trench died seised, dilute In
said Wells tawaship, bauedad and described es lola'
ken. tie wit i - -
Beginning at the northwest corner of a lot of land
tonveyed to D. Strata by Arta Strong by deed dated
April GM; 1957: thence sera $ dogs. *eat 23 pea to
stake and stones; theism--south 80 dege-west 104
pni to a stake and states. the east line of the j
Samuel Seeley lot; thence south dege.-weat 60
-pre. to a post and stones;* thence south 88 degs.4st
65 MO prs. to a stake arid; stones to the northwest
Coiner of French's lot t enim south 80 deg.
east 257 per
to g a small maple uti th lizer; thence With.
148 pers. along line of lands belonging to Mete._
tete of D. Skeen. il&easeed, and line of lands own
ed by Herman Davis; to the niece of beginning:
Contalaing 204 Sens and 45 perdu* more or less.
being nearly all improved. on which le Ornate a
Issue frame two4togy dwelling house, two' large
frame barns, one wagon and horse barn' and an or
chard of apple trees, ke. - •
TEEMS 4-$1 oto be paid on the property brine
dm* down; $2OOO on confirmation of sale. and
the balance, with interest from confirmation. in one
year from conernaattou, said balance - to be secured
by note or bond with confession of judgment.
Paid land is to be sold subject to the payment of a,
mortgage on the lame, made- by said S. 0: French
la his lifetime to Pinereds Strove, allniinixtratrit of
D. Strong. dated April Ist, 1564.. and rez.orded in
said Bradford county in klortgaet Book No. O. page
283. ke. And the purchaser of said real relate wilt
take the name with the lien of said mortgage
vested and tufa farce;-and will lei obliged t:‘ , . per
said inorkagess well as his bid for said land,. Paid
=hip& laid the rum of 23300. Conditional for
the patynt Or $l5 El 87 unto Ann Strong. widow of
john Strong, deceased, during for natural life per
annum; and to Arnaldo A. Bonne a during the
term of her life the sum of 630 23 per annum; and
upon. the 'death of said -Ann. to pay t r o Feeley A.
Strong the sum of $604 84, If said Aluatida A. be
then Wring; then from thenceforth dating the pe
riod of her natural life, to said Amanda the further
sum of $l9 16 per =mini, but it' she then be dead,
to Tempy Strong the further sum of .5302 42; and
upon the death of Amanda A. to pay to said Temp/ -
A. the principal sum, upon which. said • Amanda A.
draws the interest during nor natural life; and unto
Wm. Ingalls, ion of Aaron Ingalls, the ansn - of $3OO
within one year from the , death of said Ann Strong,
with interest from the death of sal I Ann, as by the
record.of said mortgagew l pear ap.
LEV B. SHEINT,
CHAS= MEM.
Adznipistrators.
Mara 41.1863.
ORPHAO- -
NS' .COURT SAME.-By
virtue of an odder issued out of the Orphans'
COtart.of Bradford county, the undersigned adea'r
of the estate of Cephas Bullman. deceasod,date of
Lazier!ll6 Borough. Will prisms to public sale, on
the • premises. SATCRDAr. APRIL" 19. 1873, at 1
o'clock. P. 31., tria following described propetty:
Beginning at the south-west corner of Trumbull
Benham's lot on the east side of Main street, in
said Borough of .I.eltsywrille; thence eastwardly
along lands of said ,Bentram," D. Bailey and 3.31.
Benham 43 prs. to a corner; theueersonth along,
lands of P. 11. Boni It pre. to a corner; thence
westwardly along lands. now, or formerlrof Bonier--
Coleman 45 pre. to the northwest corner of said
Coleman lot; thence northwardly along east line of
Main street to the place of beginning. Containing
s L icres.More or less.- Besereing always ont of the
above described premises a small lot upon which a
building now stands, forreerly
_occupied by B. P.
Shorten for a shoe shop. .
ALSO—One other lot situate, in said Borough of
*LeUayavitle, bounded as folh:ws: Beginning, at the
nortbeart cornsr of A, S. lot, thence
northwardly along the west side-of Mein street Opt
and lo links to the Southeast comer cf lot. the en
tate of D. M. hair's,; then-e ecoef•sAtilly aToag said
.B•tiley line ES feet to a ,corner of 3. M. Benham's
land. , Thence southward!) , on 1 - Benham's hue
9 pre. eel 10 links to a col cer. on lands of A. S.
Baldwin r thence eastwardly along said Baldwin's
line CS fret.to the first named corner and place of
beginning, upon which .is 'erected barn'shrds, fin..
`belo , ging to the Leßayardle house "
eta of the last described lot a small piece of ground
on the north end of salt lot, deeded by 'IS. Fletch
er to 1). 51. Bailey.
TFAIMS.-8151 when the property is et-ink down
EIOCO on confirmation. 31080 with interest
unpaid April 4. 1874, - and the repidne with interest
.ca or before'Apill 1, 1875
March , ;;L - 1814. ;
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.—Br
virtn4 of an order issued ont of the Orphans'
Court of Bradford Ocranty, the, undersigned, execu
tors of the estate el Jo-eph • Alien, deceased, late of
Ronne township. 'rill expose to ptihbe sale-on the
premises. SATURDAY. APRIL 5.1573. at 2 o'clock,
p.m., the rolle:lag described property:, Beginning
at a stake In the Wysox and Rome twp. line, corner
of a lot conveyed by the said Joseph Alien_lu his
lifetime to S. W. Allen: thence by line of te same
north 2i; deg. ens: 53 6-10 per. to stake , in smith
line 0f..T..W. Woodburn's; theme by line of same
north 87 , 4 ; deg. ,west 37 per. to a hemlock, cor. of
Barry Parks's lot: thence by eset line of ram oath
2 1 4 deg. west f 0 per. to a hemlock; thence south 30
deg. east', per. to stake in said township. line;
thence along the kerne south 87.; deg.' 25 2-10 per.
to place of beginning, containing 12 acres - - and 125
perches.
ALSO—Another lot - of said estate, beginning in
centre of pnblie'read north-west cor ef . 5..E. Idhicy;
thence along the centre of same north c,
.clag. east
15 il-10 per, thence north 54 1 4 " deg. east 5 pc% to a
cor. of S. O. Allen's lot; thence along line ef
.north - 17'i deg. east 9 5-10 per to a white pine sap
ling cor. of said S. 0: Allen; thence north 42 , , - iirg.
east 13 3-10 per, to a stake and stem 3 near a spring:
thence eolith 31?.i deg. cast 9 6-10 per. to an apple
tree on bank of the Wyser Creel: in west line of g.
0. Allen: thence by line of same south 191.: deg
west 51' 7-10 per. to a em-. of S. E. Riney; thence by
line of • same north V.; deg._ seat-31 5-'0 per. to
otace of becluning,"conlainieg 7 acres eld 101 per.
strict me.isure. more or less.
lER:sIS---.52 5 to be Paid on sale of ca& * n: - aid
pieces of land. being $5O in all, one-third of balance
on confirma tto'n. and the balance; with interest, in
_one year therefrom. - J. 'B. ALLEN.
DAYTON ALLEN.
El:mentor's.
Mar.l2-vG
ORPHANS'• COURT' SALE.--,By
virtue of an order issued out of the .Orphans'-
Court of Bradford countj. the unders'gned. Guar
dian of the 'person and estate of David S. and Mary
E. Horton. minor children of Isaac H. Horton. late
of Sheslicoirn, deLwased, will - expose to public sale
on the premises, on WVDNES.DAY. APRIL 23, 1673,
at 1 o'clock. p. in., the following described prover
tv, lying and being ink Slieshequin township, Brad
ford county, Pa., hounded as iollows: Beginning
at a Corner of ft lot surveyed to Dennis Bustin-(now
John Bustin): thence, north 2 - deg. east to a corner
of Mrs. Wright on the read ; thence SA degs east to
a school house ; thence along a line Routh 23? deg_
toa cog. of land run Off to Dennis.Bastin (flown
lobo Bustin): thence along said line to placeof be
•ginding.' Containing 33 area. more or lea, and
being same land conveyed by J. D. MonbnYe and
wife to Isaac 8. - . Horton by deed dated Oct. 21. 1880,
andrecordedta Bradford County Itecorder's Office,
in Deed Book Vo. C 9, page 2..t.c.
TPltMS.—$5O to be paid on property being struck
down and balance on confimation of the sale.
_
T. HORTON,
Sheshcquin, March 19,. - 1873.
SHERIFF'S virtue of
sundry writs'issued out of the Court of Corn
mon Pl r ela of Bradford County, and to me directed.
will be exposed to public sale at the Court lif(ntsr•
in the Borough of .Towanda, SATURDAY, AVM,
:hi. 1873. at 1 o'clock. p.m., the following des.
"crilaed lot. piece, or parcel of land situate in Colum
bia two., bounded on the north by" lands of Dell
Ballard. 'east by land of John N. VadValkner, south
by land ,of Samuel Jacklin. and west by the county
line between Bradford and Tinga Counties. Con
taining 65 acres of land, more or less; all improved,
with a few fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in eaecution at the suit of E.
Pomeroy vs.- li. A. TaylorJ Allinson Taylor and /dor
ace Taylor. • i -
I J. M. JIIITH, Sheriff.
T Wanda, March 24, • -
•
BANK-RUPTCY.---DISTRICT
Court of the tufted Stabigfor the Western Vs
trict of Pennsylvania. - in the matter of Jacob G
Pletcher, Bankrupt: . • . .7 r .-
Western District of Per.tisylvartia, ss.—On the
20th day of March.-1873. a•• warrant in Bankruptcy
issued by the said court against the estate of
JACOB G. FLETORER of SmithAeld twp., county
of Bradford end State of:Pennsylvani/. in said Dis
trict. adjudged Bankrupt upon his own netition.that
the payment of any debts and nig delivery of arlY'Pria-.
perty belonging to said Bankrupt, to hits or to his
use, and the transfer of any property by him are
forbidden by law; .that a meeting of the creditors of
the sajd Bankrupt to prove their debts. and choose
one or more sesignees of hie estate, will be held at
a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the °face
of Overton k Elsiaree. in the Borough of Towanda,
Pa., before E. OVERTON, dn., Register, on the 20th
day of APRIL, 1873, at 10 o'clock, a.m. •
" •
JOlr HALL,
t. 8. Marshal as Messenger.
birch 2S-4
I
NOTICE.—In
J. the I tr.atter of the Incorporation,. of " The
i"Pro
gressive emperano Reform „nuflding Association
of Spr•if URI, ' No. 423, May term, 1873.
Notice s hereby given that the above named so
ciety has presented to the Court of Common 'Pleas
of Bradard County their articles of association ask
ing for a decree of incorporation; and the said court
having examined the same and finding them correct
will decreethat they be incorporated as prayed for,
an Monday. the sth day oT May, 1873, at 2 o'clock,
p.m.. ntdess cause be shown !ogle contrary.
March 25-w3 ' ~ BENI. 3r. PEGS. Prot.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.—John F.
sirtaersonn and others vs. John Cummings
In the Court of Common Phan of Bradford County.
The undersigned, and Auditor appointed by said
c..urt to distribute moneys arising from Sheriff's
sal , of defendant's pervonal property will attend to
etivcs of said appointment at the office of Overton .
.t; FAhree. in - the Borough of Towanda, on FBI.
DAY. APf IL-18. 1873, at 2 o'clock. where
all persons haring elsims.upon said 'funds are re.
ipiired to present them or be debarred from coming
in upon said hind. F OVEBTON.'...In..
Marchl9.w4 • Auditor.
A_ lIDITOR'S 'NOTICE.—In the_
matter of the estate of Ltittift3 Avery, deed.--
In the Orphan's Court of Bradford County.
The undersigned, an Atiditor. appointed by said
Orphans'. Court to dispose of exceptions and
distribute funds - in,,hands of the Executors
of said estate. will attend to duties of . such appoint
ment at his odor in Towanda "limo., on TUESDAY,_
APRIL 2f, 1873, at 10 o'clock. a. tn., where - all
persons. haring claim I upon said funds must pre
sent them or troiletilmed from Coming in upon the
H. 3121,81
3larchl9-w4,
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.,— In the
matter of the estate of Isaac - Ennis, late of
standing Stone tarp.-7n the Orphans' Cent t ln and
for the eor.nty 0. Bradford.
The undersigned ' having been' duly appointed
en Auditor to dispose of the exceptions filed to:the
writ of partition and. all subsequent nroceedinakl
do hereby giCo notice that he trill atttend to the du
ties of hts appointment on SATURDAY,- the 12th
tacit, ,t 10 o'clock, tt-in.' at his onlce,
1 the Borough of Towanda, at 1% bcel tme and
piece all perscns interested in the matter of the
..rcptiotpr, in the hearing upon the 'exceptions
.:1 - .ealit. can be heard if they ileelre.
• Mar id-wt WM. WATKINS. Atiditor.
DIEMISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-
.4. A- Notice is hereby given that all persons indebted
the eltzto *alas. J. Haub. 13to of BrirliNiton,
iVeasel, aro rpflorsted to make - immthilate
payment, and all persons haring claims against said
r:tate mast vrc,;ent them duly authenticated for set
;irinent. 11. W. ISIOLLEMIACE.
'a? 1.2-w6
A ISTIIATOR'S NOTICE.
CA-Notice L &rat giveia that allrereoue Indebted
to the* estate - Of Ferdinand Gable, late of Rome,
deceased, aro NiAnested to make immediate
payment.• and. alt .persons harlng claims against
said estate mWi: firesont them duly autbenticuted
for settlement. ELIZABETII B. GABLE.
MORE S. GABLE,
Aimittieltratore.
Ilitr.lr.
-
. - '
TN. THE ItATIIM Olv-S. W
•,, _. .-
.1. FALVE;--Bankrapt. . - - - .
For the iveethrif District :of laissylvardif.' .
• tit .. -.
To whom it May cona pAcr.ic = t i o deradverl bore- '
try Oar notice et theft appola tU. fuudiff.iroos •
of - 11. W. ' PAINE. -
_of Rae ' ash of Tro y ..
la the cOnnty of Drarlford sad I, Mate of Penn.
irytrands. ',Ghia raid. DWlrlot, whet '‘ l :!e'en afflerdit
el a Bankrupt upon him. ono . Otltbni 10!_the.
Dlirtrict Dant of aid Matta. twit
EL
DON it init..
' OEO. - B. DAVDSOL -
Tay. March 12, UM, . Andvari!.
A PPLIOATION DIVORCE.--;"
4.11. To Money Brown,:—:to, 302, Sep Term,
Ton are ,berebi notified that John Brown. your
husband, has applied to the court' of -common pleas
°: Bradford rountr, for a divorce from the beads of
matrimony, and the aaidcocrt bee appointed • Hoff
day, the bct< day of Kg, 187 S, foir bearing the said
Brown in the premiers, •at which Sam and place;
y e a n aend,ff Ivo tbink
aPrtil-w tt 4 .1:r/lorrStrrlf. Sherif.
APPLICATION IN DIVORCE.
LA. -
To Dorms C. Iltiathers.—No. 934 gm. T., i 872.
You ero hereby notified that James.Btuthers, your
husband, has applied to the court of common. p,feas
of Bradford eo., for a divorce from the bonds or
matrimony. and the said court ban appointed 310 n• - •
day, the 6th day of May, 1873, for Learfng the •
said Stull/ors in the premises. at -which .1/Mit Xad,
placeyou'ean attend If ydo Mr* proper..
ApriLlwa I. 31.13141T14. Sheriff
A PPLICATION
To fl. J. indrelwr.:—Xo. 533, Dec. T.,.1h72.;--
Yon are her.eby nottiled that Jennie Andrewa, your 4
_wife, by her next Wend, John Brackney. has applied
•
to the court of common prewar Bradfcird . connty,
fora divorce from the bonds of matrimony, and the
said court has appointed - 3/onday, the sth day of •
May. 1813. for hearing the said Jennie hi the prom- . •
lees, at which time and race you can attend if You
think proper. - 3. fit SIMI/
Aprll3-w4 . Oberitr
1X E C T 0 R'S NOTICE. -
otiee Is hereby given that AR pereonis indebt
ed to the estate of Charles Burgess. deceased, late
of Springfield, are ream:Ate(' to make immedi
ate payment,.and all persons 'harms slams against
silt estate =net present them duly authentkated for
settlement. , FRANKLIN C. BURGI2S.
runsz BCROESS„
Executor s .
April3-w6
1-I.DIFINISTRATRIX NOTICE.-
Notice is hereby amen to all persona indebted
-to the estate of John Demurest. late of Windham.
deceased, must make immediate payment, and
all persons having claims against said estate
must present them duly anthenticated ... for settle-
went.
1far.124,0
EXECLIT . OR`S - NOTlCE.—Notice
is hereby given that all periona ind:J.t.l4l to
the .estate of Jane
. Chubbnek. late of
decd. are requested to make -immediate payment,
and all persom4 haviaq claims arein9t rata waste,
must - present them .duly authenticated for settle-
ment.
Mar.l2.wG
•
E'CII T 0 R 'S -NOTICE.,--
-1-4 Notion is hereby !Firm that all persons indebte4
to the - estate of Daniel Bailey: - late . - of Pike.'
deceased, are requested to make Immediate
payment, and- all persona • having claims against
said estate must present than 'drily authentlikated
for, settleinent. G. IT. BAILEY.
WM. B. STEVENS
Executor.
.31ar.12-wG
VXECUTOR'S. NOTICE Notiff•
I 4 le herrby given that . 411 pereon- iridebteektu
the estate of Cieorp.P S. Swart, late of Wyaltleitv,
deCA: are requested to make immediate paym.ext
aml ali 1w re' le Lavinia claims againit %atd ketate
must r-re s'nt them .;nl7 authenticated , for settle
meat. • 11.klir 31. birAnr; .
ST ^cll,l-It 6
R BE B .1 3 A. I, ,T
G. W.. Bras 31.
Administratcr
ALL SHADES, TINTS, COLciitS
FOR 411,,1t WHOLERALE ANDCEETAI.
WATER PROOF 4: i3EAUTIFUL,
Made from the very beat material Two coats of
the Brßunt i'.oxr ate better%thati three enati; of
ordinary paint " - _ '
whc a anpllt - d
ttrln r.; ye! prr,inc-
-
ing i,e.erv.i..ll to rarni%li , = •
ansLianafactikeil Stal , F. tor '
ri - yciars qtno ar. I has •
fn-itse;f a brilliant Jopiltatioa nuuru
aria ba,is for
vAlo aide, Lanatiy% Lcratrio,.riot
. a:fe -ti d water;
and id.zorisr acd ailLesdee, - tf:11 krack. ,Jr •
peel h*: reta:as its color, ;:`,iriEl s g. a sarflee as brlgbl.
shrooth,,aucl delicate as if varatistiod: It )Iwa - afroni
tho brus'i freely axed settles 'at:pi:aptly. 14 adapted
to all klial.t of-paintiug or either wood, iron,
or plaste% No other paint will resist water'equa I
to it; mal..a, aneiplaied fur painting N:fii•ElaL. , J 7
metal , •
In alll of a first-class paint the I".••'
her Paint is unequated. It- is prepared in Pure
White, and in ali C..ittam - i , and other oblors, comprlO.4
log Miy Lumber cf different shades. : One Fallon of 4
the Rubber P.iint will cover twenty to thirty yards.
two coats. ,
MIXED READY FOR USE AND J SOLD BY THE
GALLON . In I, 2, 3,.4; 5,40, 1), 20,and40 .
GALLON- PACKAGES, AT 3LA:NUFAC- • ‘-
Suuple color-cards. circulars, references, Price
lists, and other particulars furnished by the sub
acribetbY msil, or on peisonal application. ,
Guardian
Towanda, Nov. 5, Din
SO3rETHING", NEW
Has purchased a large and elcgant assortment OS
M "ViT M IR)--Y.
GOLD. AND -7CHAINS RINGS
Spoons and Foam In sets, Pena, Charms, and in
fact everything to ploase. with an endlessivariety of
Spectacles and Clocks.
Having Firchased from the late A. 31. Warner's
estate the entire lot of tools and fixtures I am pre
pare. 41 to do all kinds of work at the shortest notice
and wspted. Please give me a call and examine
the•goodsli,d I will try to give you entire satisfac
tion.
BAKERY AND RENTOG ROOM,
- First block noith. of Ward Donee,
BERA T), PIES, CA RE,CRApKtiI .8,
RAKED DAIL Y,
And sold at Wholesale and - Detail.
In onrbErECG DOOMS we will acConunodate the
fl c r ethetl,ltnclor a good7nell at all
soglayeneyeuiig.
OYSTF.E.S AND ICE CAE= -ON BAND DEEM
. TIMID SEASON.
Also a Eno alaorfttent of Grocerina, Confectionery,
Fruits, Nuts. kc.-
tosyl9' tf . D. W. SCOTT dc CO.
Auditor
THOS., WATERS,'
' Administrators
14 0 1 .
MARY A: DEMOREEIT:
Administratris
C. J. CHU' BBCC,Ii,
.Execntse
JAmr:.la, SWART,
Executorr
Mist; Alanooutf.
.TIII: lIEST PAINT IN rfliE MONTAN
mar. WHITE AND JET BLACK
CHEir. DURABLE. EL.4STIC.
TrEEns• PRICES
R. M.. WELLES,
Wholeale A‘,ent
W. A. 'ROCKWELL
GOD :S•D SILVER WATCH.
CLOCKS OF ALL KINDS;
=
PLATED TEA SETS, GOBLETV,
And all the splendid goods for
WEDDMG AND IiOLDAY 'PBESENTS, -"'
Toaimia. Oct. :13, 1372
FARMERS,
BUTTER BUYERS!
Pack your Butter in Wocores Itrrras Bt-r-
TElt Pair, • Approved and recommended by
the . leading authorities of our donntry on
deifying, and acknowledged by all butter deal
ers to be the very best package in use. Butter
'packed in this pail brings uto 10 cents more s
pound in the New York City market than the
same quality in any other package.
Dairymen, send for a circular! Dealers, send
for a Pride List ! Wo are the sole martufactur
era of Westcott's Return Butter Pail, and also
manufacture very extensively Butter Firkins,
11+1f-Firkin Tnbs, 2rponnd Butter Pails, Well
Buckets, etc., etc. Our godds are, markeditith
°fir name, and are for sale by all tint-class
dealers.. Omer Baos.,-
Belmont; AlleganyN. Y.
Principal Warehouse, Binghamton, N.' Y.
VOR - BALE.4--A valneble property
for sale near the Rolling Mill. at s bargain and
on niey terms. 100 feet fhnit,atid 245 feet deep.
Street on three aidek of M. - Line' house thereon.
Permit if not sold.'
Marsh '73 ROBERT MeTNTOREL
FOR MLR —a house and lot 1
amit4flela Contra. suitable for reoittelloo
atom twiniro of Jason If. Webb.. - , 411:6111
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V. A. ROCKWELL