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Towanda, Thursdig t June /tip 1878. I
LOCAL AND . : G=ENERAL.
Loos at the 'date on the', label . of
this paper. If is wrong, please notify na.
MB: S. •Owsic, of Wysox, lei our
thanks fora basket of delicious strawberries. I
TILE Pigtail Bug has made its ap r
rearance.in Tiogs county, Ps.
13AnTLETT `• & TRACY have put u
some very neat signs on the front of!their new
office.
ANoreiat fire visited WaTerly
Monday morning last. The Enterprise r.ffici
wacdamaged to the amount of about $3OO. '
HMIPHBEY BnornEas & Tivri pay
out about ,eleven hundred dollars per week for
CZEII
. TnEntis one criminal and two civil
suits from this county, before tte,T.Tuited State
Court at Williamsport, this yea,'
441-nr. a number'of our citizens left
for Williamsport, on Monday monabig; to at;
tend the V. 8. court. -
THE new Constitution of P,eunsyl-:
cania will contain a . section permitting women
to vote for School director&
.
Tim Towanda Iron Manufactur ing
Company employ about seventy-five men, and i
have five or six thousand kegs of nand on hand.l
,
Ti i:s session of the Teachers!Asso
elation; held in this place lasi week, liras pro
nounce:d the most interesting of Any eveiden-
vened.-
AgrOGETHER the best looking front
in town, is the one Patin by Homotir FLEX•
for MONTANTE lICIVABD and COLE,:PASSAGE
CO.
THE Ladies': Benevolent Associa
tion Will hold their Strawberry and 143 Cream
Festival, in Herenes Hall, Wednesday evening„
June 25. • -
- THE Cabbage Worms, so deaructive
,last year, has again made its appearince. Borne
persons have, in consequence, come to:The;con
elusion to plant 'no nabbage this year. '4,
THE fettival Igiveu by,.l):l6 . .tecture
Committee, on Friday evening - tva ' il not a,
success. Insatlicient police irtid others causes
contributed to the notavorable result, 1:
• ..Ewrutn ToNtn's lecture on Thurs
day evening was well attended, and thOlevcr
thtl gentiontn handled "The Poet 4 of lieland"
in a niani*r 'elearly indicate& Ida tho
rough scOhibtance:wtih the subject.
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IF ANY: of our'loinli'aients Inve re- -
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ceired pay for copie.4 of the I.ltronrpi, Which is
not credited, they Will pless - e notify us at once.
All uer-,nis in arrears on car list, on tlie first
ci,f,July, will have their paper .cliEco: tin't4d.
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"0-AUSWAY, our popular tousoruil art
ist, dcAring to kei.p i•see n : ithtbe growth and
im - prort•racrAS of toe place, has fittefup i a bar
tier lio- i ) NilliCit R imlld -do credit
,to ili(s; cargo:
caws, is the' new stow coraer of kaki add fine
street=... . •-
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THE Postmaster General :has, in
p'ursuance of laW, interdicted the
. circilatinn
through. themails or newspapers hain l • any
writing on the wrapper, except the frdladdress.
It tla virni to add initials, nor crew tU write
pap.:r n the -wrappyr. -
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AMONG the presents receiv by
atiis mit s • -. of. Bethlehern, at her! mar
riage,la ccelt,--were nineteen dozens icAid
ver and spoons. The aggregate oi l
the ocea; - ion ie =aid to lave - been ten
th3ut.z.nd dultam
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NOTICE that Mr. 0. D. 4,...4)0DE-
N , it'a:l has been selected read the Declara
ti9n. or independence at Man:int-1k tin the,
FU;i:2ll. BED h•ts a - Commanding presence and
useellent voice, and will' undoubtedly acquit
hinorii ci edi !ably, • '
I^. . 31.6" be of interest to pe'rsons
Ne 4: York and Pililade hil, 14 -know
that the:: ran.leive this placc• at 2 A.:loci:T.
arrismat Bethlpliem'at about Ro*clock, stay
al,l night r.t. "Sun Hotel," kept liy that
prince of landlqr.P., C. T. Slrrn, and airivo : in
tho:+c.citi...g at an Orly h , jur next morning:,
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LEHIGH VALET RArtivAr, C;OrPQ-
Tatiwt that ekit tfuly sa:i• it has not a . 411ar
ry
ficatfpg r a r.o,te rnti•tanding.'is in a fin
gularl'y ht..afrhy c9n,litinni. This
state and i , r'oll‘.l position cf the admirably maia
ag'a.L.l,igh Val Jr..! It; R. Co. '
A .C_Or p- EETING; under.
_, 1p ,aasp i
c~i'.
M. E. Climcit, to be 'WI 'in To •
warla, in a grove ;:car the fosiden4 aC G.
11.1ar• - :s 14 mile's north of this rillag.e, to 'amn
ion:cc M , a1;13 . ?: Ju:v 7, andSD.tor,l67,3'nly
.
12, .
: A , _;L:NiAi., ;good-looking it?ntTy' of
. gentleman passed this place on Monday morn
ing, for.Polter county, where they in
tem' to 'spend set:tit:at seeks hnntiiiig.; H. S.
,ICKLEY,pr. NEWELL; (lons- G. firsir.o and 8.
Srrsrss, comprise(' the company 4( Ve wish
@ thorns plcatit trip and abundant success.
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have eitllllitted £OlllO speeiniens
ot iron (..n, talieu front the Lintokadriet,- now
WA 11 0 . i by C. M. SANDEMEON, Esq., which aro as
rich as an!. ore to he !band in this don4r,y. Mr.
S. iiiftirms its that there la ttri
supply. Why not build a blast furnace here,
and develop these mine.l,
Tug: WillUILUSpOrt. Gazkte and Bu
bhit, sacs- "We ale glad to kuow , the
'boot manufactc,rylof 3. E. Des - r os .t Co.,
' -be in optration by July 1, in time to turn out
goods,for the fail tride. This addea. to their
now thrge bunc:4:4, iii;l make them one of the
prominent institu%,r,s of-our city."
liiNGsnuav & SOLOMON are doing a
business at Markch Clunk. _ They
have the beg "rigs " ever 11:M0dt:teed , in that
famous Slurater resort, and Isadore knows how
to please, his customers. We arideratiod that
therm are already nesrly.seven traliareet guests
at thy 'Mauston 'House
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_ Os TUESD.ty night, 10th the
store of S.D. SITTAGEICE Co., in Ne*,Albany,
was' entered by some, unknown parties, and
the Bare bloiCa yortunstely,..tlio firm had
removedhundred&liars fiom the
safe to the bank on the day previous, so that
the thieves suceedc.l in getting only
,a small
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atatnint of change. •
1 3. Rounc.--Hon. Bi LAPoierE, of
Asylum township, has long enjoyedthe reputa
lion of tieing ono of our most !moccasin' farm
ers and stock-raisers. This. season ii,flock of
sixty,ewes on his feria gave birth to one
' fired /T WA. Owing to the extreme ooldireath-]
er and lateness of the spring, twelve of the
limbs died. Can any other sheepbreeder in
- Bradford,make a better showing?
, .
REcoei3 and wife met; with .
quitea verions accident, near Terrytown; h few
days sinee.. They were' riding in whea
home portion of the harness gave . w ', and the
horse.becoming unmanageable, tan, throwing
Mr. and Mre. It. to the ground. Mrs. SAL was
quite badly hurt, bat her husband escaped ap
parently little harmed ; but discoVered a day or
two"afterwards that he had received' interns - 1
injuries which for a short time Were ; qui*
Ho is able to be, about liis*riess
. again now, however.
Tan store of anrise, was en ! ,
tered on Saturday night lasi I9' wow - Th e
entrance win effected from `An! adjoining room
which is unsaiahed, and without an nntdde
door: The thine* entered tide room-aid saw
ed throughinto Kr. Ws store. Two or three
dollars in change, some km creinotandy, pies,
she., were taken. It was undoubtedly the work
Aroma of the worthless boys who ideal the
town. ratio welfare, as, well as the best good
of - these youthful offenders, demand that the
authorities use every effort 'to bring them to
Notice. I. :
Neiv 0113=8" Liw.,—The
tare during its last sesston passed, and' the
Governor approved as it supplement, an act en
titled " An act to regulate the sale of clams and
,
oysters." it is as folkiws : 1
Sze. 1. Thai it 'shall be unlawful for any per
ions during the months of June, July and Au
gust, in each year, to bring into this Common
wealth, for sale,, or to vend or sell, or , to expose
for sale any oysters ; and any person or persons
so offending,! abaft be guilty of n misdemeanor;
and, upon conviction, shall be sentenced to pay
a fine not ‘exceeding one hundred dollars, or
undergo an ;imprisonment not exceeding six
months, or both, at the discretion of the court.
Bin 2. That section one of the act to which
this is a supplement, and all puts thereof con
flicting herewith, be and the same is hereby re-
Petea• '
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tHE election of officers in the pitl
trial Building" and Saving Fund &imitation, oc
curs on Monday, June 30) Bee notice fro*Sec.:
retary in another column. - ThU following boat.
inations were' made at the last; regular: meet-,
tug :
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For President, N. N. Brrrs, fir. For Direct
ors to serve three years, E. B. Worm/an:in, Jas.
W. TAYLOR, W. H. Down, Joni W. Mix, Gm.
W. ENNES and Jamas Bnieltr - -: of whom four
ari to be elec ted .
i For Director to serve one.
year, °mu' A: Bucx. and 8. W. Itonarant. The t
following gentlemen4ere appointed a commit
tee to examine the Its and papers of the As
sociation : 8.11. Pug,. bra B. fluirrnrurr. and
J. N. CAILIFF. " -
Messrs. F. E. JAY:4, Bonsai M. How.: and
ALBKRT LON'O - wire [appointed' to SOTTO SS S
board of election, _at the annual' meeting above
mentioned. •L. : ;
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Tur. exa l painaiion of. ,the ePAPs
connected with' the Sus quehanuit Collegiate In
stiate, took pace last week. The closing ex ,
ercisea were conducted on Thursday evening,
in the Presbyterian Church. Dr. CarraLx., of
LaFayette College, delivered an interesting ad
dress on the 'I 'Tr, ial of Socrates." The follow
ing named Indents having completed the
course, were graduated : j -
• Academic: 4rraduating Course.—CrukE A.
Drsoncit, Itx+ J. WATKINS, Bases CMINUIC,
near G. Fatsi, ELLs A. SPAULDDIO. -
Collegiate •Pe,eparatory.--JacasoN P. Er.zrnrr,
It sirs T.,Tlate, Jour W. Conoiso, AIITIMS
Haan.
Coptinercifil,t-Cmatzs B. Wotyr, 117.0D074
C. itonnow, IiELZEIL C00L8.C5913. Eistrli B.
ICKEE, 81IPLIC.1 0. KIRBY. •
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, 'The 'Principals and teachers•of the Institute,
deserve•and receive great praise for their un
tiring efforts to'advance their pupils.
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MIL Enron : According to tOver
tifonient, LORTON addressed the citizens.
of WyaluSing
,c 9 temperance; on the evening:of
the 31 inst. li-t , twithstanding the busi season
with larmers,:te had a good audience,.!and 'is
'mind his
acldreis was well received. P 1
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ArtiNEr.awl wile added much to the irqerest of
the, meeting. blitheir enliVeiaing songs.
In consequence' of a series of showers, the
ecturer failed lie reach his appointment at
:landing Stone r He had . a fairand appreciative .
alidience at Cariptown, . the following evenirw,'
'rind his effort wis.a. happy one. the`CamptoWn
!Eland enlivened the meeting with seveialpieces
Qf stirrin,g musle r Hy tho 'way, this young band
does credit to ikaelf ancithe place, and we hope
frequently to favored- with its inspiring ef
forts in the fntp ec
ro. line ;s to the band, and
God speed 8e.? . ...t0rt - rasi'on his noble mission.,.
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1 i - 8. S. BUTTS. =F-
Lime Hill, June 10,1873. •
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1 ORWELL. Ilfr Editor • Since your
correspondent) l 'i Ai: K. T.," left Orwell, no Jos
'parrs has-ariseuitia take his place, cfinsequent-
LT we have rot'' been reported. We have ;no
I?ng tines nor potato , halls to speak of, for the
season is late no dry, but we have many mer
cies for which tolbe thankful.
The National Esve Spout Company lav'e just
lunched a fine, stablishmeht, to-preventeavc
dropping. I ;
lOar. Methodic society have h new pastor,
who seems to bola real live minister. .Ife' is at
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home in Sabbath-school. - .i i !
'lir. E. C. Bunt. and his. brother-in-law, 11.
S P'ENS, of Stlensville, are traveling in the
South, with avi of locatiog_the re. ' '
.' The farmers l i w ii this section aro looking anx
iously to the success of the ;projectad railroad
tlirough the s-Il r ey. -
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Pur people at!e commencing to mend their
whys, altliongh fis regards sobriety, are: about'
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the same as ii - Cfre the passage of the new tem;•
p/rancelaw. Mr 7e rejoice hi the law.
. :4 !' , -...thar , LOOKOUT.
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WATlrss, Lvi----Tins FAMOUS PLACE
or i rxsoar Now OPEN ro run Pecr..to.—The fa
mbus tVitkinolen located AM:Akins, tiehuy•
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ler counts, which bas hecomo anoint the
must popular hammer resorts in the United'
and is Annually visited by tens otithoui
arids of people' froirt all Sections of the othintry,
With its tiro Mountain houses no !al open,
for visitors. The entire Glen property has re
cent'y been purchased by Joni.: J. LITLs k Lr
mi A; Co., orl Philadelphia; who have made_
many impnrtaut improvements nearly all the
staircases, bridges and railings having een re
miwed—and the Glen is in a ranch bet r and
.„
safer einditiotOtian ever before. These gen-
, personally supervise and manage
t t rpl3 personally
e Glen,, and its summer hotels, during the
season of 1873, / and spire no time or exPense in
endeavring s tO make it an attractive arid plea-
Lint place of resort for the public..
I ThliTat kins r Glen—manifold as are its scenic
•c arms—is, by*io means the only,featute k of iti
terest pertaini4g to the romantic EIITTO Tidings
o. the from which it takes itti name.
lieneeeiLake, One of the most beantiful sheets
of,watet in the world, with the magnificent
views which ti highlands mend iafford,
Hector Falls, two and a half miles north of Wat
kins, on !lie east shore of the lake, and i the Ha
fans Glen,which has been visited fort several
Years past by great numbers of pepple,:are,Well
sorthy the attention of tourists , and `will tic
ailed With delight by all students and admirers
f nature.
El
POST THI.OF--CHANOES AFTER JUNE
. 1873.-1, ranking privilege abolistied.
2. Postmasters supplied with official stamps.
3. Official stamps meat not be used except
or otheial business./
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4. Stamp of one department can not;be used
for correspondence of another. - I
I 5. No matte can pass through the mails
free. ' I .
6. POstage Must le collected on newspapers
[published in the county where delivered.
1! 7. Eichang tis' not free. Publishers twist pay
postage on earl exchange received.
8. Postai cards uncalled for are not ~ .
sent to
Dead Letter Mice. ' I
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'9. Postal cards cannot be used asecobd time.
I '4O. Ordinary cards can be transmitted throe
'tile mails by affixing one cent stamp, provided
the entire melisage- is printed. The !address
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may be written. ,
1 -I , 33TAGZ. ' ' L'
Letters—Three cents for each calf ounce or
tractiOn,therecif. 1
Drop Letteia—Where delivered by Carriers,
two cents fore ach half ounce or fraction there
of. All other 1 offices 'one cent for each half
ounce or fraction thereof. I
Printed Matter—One cent for e a ch tWo ounc
es or fraction thereof. Beeds, bulbs, cUttings,
ro3ta, scions, 1 chromos and engravings are_
classed with printed 'natter. . I
Iderchanpat--Two cents for each two ounces
or. fraction thereof. limited to twelve 'ounces:
When any of the above matter is mailed wholly
unpaid, and by inadvertance reachei its dull
nation, double rates should be charged and ool
lected.—Post-Offlee Gazelle. , .!'
BEM
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Puescimu.,—Senator Frrcu, Budge
Burris and Chas. *Au's, werisin to
i tti last
week. We are 'assured the meeting w acci
dental, and bad no political signidc
—We were pleased to receive a call Mim our
young Mend, D. 4,,F.ssarrr, Esq., last week.
Mx. F. was edmitted to the bar of. this county.
'Mine two or three years since, and soon' alter
located In Titus i sille, where he has, in COMM.
11011114111 NM* 111310thet prCOSlkkit PON
IgtOPO7 Pr gibmoth wand • lumen,
pentioe. I
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' B. ea* Eigi.ost Ilardek, darted for Phil.
adelphla on Aldan lbr the purpose of reedt.'
fog tilatumnt lb: his'eyes at WW's IbrepitaL
—We me gratilled to nonce that our old
to
friend, D. l l. ~has been reappointed
postatasteir Bloomsburg. In addition to dia.
duntnig his du ties well, hats rendering
yromin to the Bepuldkan ewe, with
Ida able and t taper.
=We are to learn that our genial
Mend, A. E . MI, has *AMMO :himself
in the hunberl *Mares in Illehlgao, and that
be is prospering. , - '', - ' : '
-C. Z. Ww#l, of North Towanda.'was'eleet
ed
Gnuid Natishal Of the Grand Lodge of Good
Templart, at Abe Conrention in Harrisburg,
last week. Mr. W. Is an "Ore, earnest tempe
rance man, and will dachuge the duties of his
new position with honor to the order and credit
to himself •:
—Banos Emwsnns hi in town, en a stilt to
his mother, Mrs.:Atm Ili:Cum
i
—The. many. relatives and Mania: in this
county, of Pasant Mimi, formerly a Iresident
of this.place. will be pained to learn tied he Is
its
serionsly 111, at his home in lbsqueltan court:
—Mrs. D. F. PDXEROT of Trey. and Mrs. J.
R. Haim. of Titusville, are visiting W. A.
Thous, E 14., in this place. - I
—Um. G. D. Losa and her eon; McKim
Los°, were In town last week.
—J. V. Guam", E. 13. DrLosiand I.W. hap
ToIID, aro attending a sitting of thet.United
States Court in Williazesport, this week.
Dims fil .d in the Recorder's Office
tot the week'e • ding Juno 17, 1879 :
E. B. Nam .'s heirs to E. E. Buffington, To•
wands Borough. '
Wm. Dittrieh to J. M. Mitchell, Towanda bo
rough.
J,
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J. Eastab]
EMI
. Id. Mite, .to A. :seta.—
du borough.
Alvin .......ey , nd wifeto A ar o n Bailey, Sprhig
field. ! .
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A. L. Bailer to Alvin Bailey, Springfield.
Olive Shiite. to Charles ithaylor, Springfield.
Jabeh G. Dougherty to Wm. Sill, Wysox.
Morgan A. Moody to 'Georgians E. Fuller,
Wyao;. I
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James Foster to Isaac Vosurg,s North To.:
wands.. .
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James Foster to Isaac Yosburg, North To
wanda. 1
-.Daniel - Walker to Penn. & N Y. C. & It. It.
Co.,
Vtilker to Pa.& N. Y
Miter. t
Henry Van Brnnt to-Fa.
Co, Wisos.
John Sullivan to Pa. c r -)1. Y
Ujater. •
Hcnry Wilson to Hels
Thos.: V. Brown to Wni. M.
J. H. Strong to E. A. Strong
Johii - C. Vitolies to John Croteley, Athens bo
rough. •
Peter Efrown and wife to WnL Carmor, Litch
field. •
• Edward Voorhis and wire to 41exander
tp S
Spnnktield.
' Orcis Scott
EMI
field. •
: Josiah Bentiam to Atanda l Browning,' Le
.
Amanda Drtinming to Josipl)! Marsh, LeHays•
rile. , • ,
•.Theodore Hines and wife to J. H. Marsh, Wf.,
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alusing.
alusing. •
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Austice.Cashioli-toTohn D. Barrett, Wyaos.
John Holmes and Wire to J. D. Barrett, Wy-
John Penton and Wife to John M. S. Fenton,
Gransile.. 1
Caleb N. Bowen to Wm. J. Pirnold; \ Virir rms.
W. J. Arnold and wife to Beth Cook, War
ren. .
d'arnea Wood and wire t 9 Daniel Walborn - , Tor
s•apda borough. •
Troy
WE cur the followuTh0" Troy itema
from the Elmira Allrerteser ,
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:---The annual-examinations in connection with
the Troy Union Graded School will be conduct.
eit during Wednesday arid Thursday of this
week. reception by Miss E. 13. Hunt's
pupils on Thursday evening at 7} o'clock, stXhe
High School. - • •
•.--Cotnmencement exercises, also t at the High
School appartments, on Priday,at 7:30' P. Y.
The graduating class consists of seven, five
youngladles and two young gentlemen. In
addition.- to the usual original essays by the
members or the class. Miss /alio D. Witter will
'recite Longfellow's "Building of the dhlp."
Music will be provided by Messrs. Clever and
Moore and Misses Wilbur and Hunt, Mrs. G. B.
Davison presiding at the piano.
.- r —The Enterprise Mannfactnring-C9mpany . is
malting fin e progress,with buildings. The win
dow frames and door frames are all set and the
brick work is in a , forward Condition. It will
add mach to the appearance of that part of the
—Thu tannery of Hobart & Porter is enclosed
and painted, and will have vitas in, ready for
eiierauons in the coarse of six. or, eight weeks.
—The part of the Born' where occurred the
late fire, has presented a stirring scene ever
since.: No time was , lost. `Messrs. Pomeroy &
Carnoihati addressed themselves at once to the
_work la rebuilding. Five handsome buck
stores'will be ready for use in the` early;Fall.
.—Mr. E.E. Loomis, who has kept a general
store in Burlington for the last seven or deft
years, last wk opened a store in the building
formerly occupied by •Herrick & Moven% We
wish 'him abundant success.
—Tho Methodists have ordered plans and
estimates for their new church. It is to bo of
wood and will cost between five and . six thous
and dollsrs:
—Before I forget it, lot me !ay that the Troy
House, under the efficient management of
Messrs. V. M. Long k Son, affords the same
unsurpassed accomodations for transient and
permanent guests as heretofore. We under
stand that the' appartments are nearly, if not
quite, all taken up by the visitors of last year
and dear before. 1 .
=The Chalybeate waters are as pure and"
wholesome this year as ever, and-the drive to
itis an , exceedingly pleasant one to the loveri
of nature. , ; -
!BUSINESS LOCAL.
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;NOTICE.—=AII heenses returned by
the Mercantile Appraiser, must 'be paid on or
before the first day of July next, or suits will
pasifirely, be brought for the collection of the
same. i - •Wx. Busrarr, Treater.
Treaeis Office, Towanda, /lute 17.
10. ? Special bargains ,in Black
Silks, st. ; . Evems do Hu nscrn e.
ugt.` - tvery new publication - ' be
foand-onthioss' shelves.'
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style'Silli Hats' at H.
TATLon'i.
Csoss has just open'ed
fine assortment of new 4romos. • .
& large,mortment of Brack
ets just received at Prima k. SONS.
16..rrimt Domestic Bread at Scam
a co.'s, isuits everybody. ,
FIN* DRESSING CAm—Chamber
Suites, at F,aosr Sows, for fifpr
lea. Several valnablel Farms and
I
}louses and Lois for sale by B • TLrrr & Tas•
CT.
104 Vallablo house and two lots
for saleLplesiant locality--near the Episcopal
Church' ? Inquire of ,Tosits Wohn, Executor , of
Isaac Um.
McCABE &-.s , hive a
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NI supply 9t Bnist'a celebrate d garden seeds,
to bulk; or in small quantities.: 11
By no possibility I F
paper be so cheaply purchased
this section, seat C. F. Came.
MIL Eviala & IRLDurrn call atten
tion to their advertisement r new Spring
Goods. •
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• le. BIIIIDIcIeB Xenon"; Hay and
Straw Cutters, for We by :1
Painnsrol
:1111. JOSEPH Hon' Now Funkitare
Eitoie,! on Bridge stre4 is the place to buy your
Furniture, Slid he•wi~l sell 'goods as cheap as
they om be
Tht _ - her4o44 * .t-
WM get filet au by euquirthir Us
*roma pike (ond paying far thin notiee,)
or of J. C.-Broincer, of Prooklii.
- 116 We have just resolved... new
stock of ten, *et ire con pint on the short
est notice et the lotned Ales. .
I n I '
SIPA, blige isoortment of
Mneri
can Oook and Parlor 010104 at m
Pszotairos & Piasi;;les.
,
sir Job toil; executed et - ail's; (A
lice, rewires the hlitheet eitsd;uns lhatt the
best critic*. • ; • 1
1111116,New : styles: Dress Goods,
Eitlks, Pantsles, Piques and Prints
EVANS Mimmises.
IfieThe Cheapest place in Towan
da to buy year Bats and Bonnets is it Km 'I
D. Um.% Griffith ta Patton's Bloek. l Towanda
Wairran--On Tuesday afternoon,
Jail 8, 100 prinio Yal Calves,, ati 6 ceiati-per
pound. , I Ozoitai i exits.
Wysanking;'Jtine 19-2 w. •
EXCZU3IOB WATKR Dzena.—The
best well curb sUd bucket in use.. L4ly inch
improved. Handy to bite. Call and see It.
aft. Photographs $1 per doze r a, for
s few days only, at Luanne Novelty ciallery, in
ldonth Nab street. Hake baste and iget them
while yen can.
sair Ladies, ta l ke my advice= : when
son go down town,; step into Mni. Mime'
rooms of fashion.' She don't ask you ;to buy. •
ter Persona wishing to rtrchase
Real Eitate'ot, say description, should call on
Balm= d, Muni, Insurance and Beal tittle
Agents. and Ilroke,is.
- Mrs. 11047.TRUPT would invite
tartieular sttentisan of the ladies to her elegant
assortment of new goods. comprising every.
thing in her iMe.
ME
=I
..e„.# full lino of White Goode,
TabliLlnens,.ilapkins, Towels and Embroider
let, / &Ass & liwtotwries,
Bri• :•st.
The.pliou to buy a first-ctlass
Cook or Parlor Stow). is at '
iPzarourros Danwow'a,
Orwell, Pa,
Mrs. E. , L..WOODBUIT has . re-
Moved her stock lof Millinery Goods to the
rooms recently oocupic'd by Mrs. Gann{, over
Loxo's storo, in Patton's block.
C. B.
x. C. & B. B.
HODGE'S REVEIISME PLOW.—The,
best Reversible, or Side• Bill and Level Laid
Plow in nse. Just ieceived,s . supply. It ifives
good satisfaction. Tryit.
Towanda, April
C.& 11.,11. Co:,
ilson, Vilna)Aim:
limn, Albany. '
QM
The best pace to buy Sasb,
_ ,
Blinds, Doors and 111 kinds of Lumber, la at
FrgosrA Bois. Fenton' on Chutes rarest. Of
fice -107 Main street, They sell cheap for cub.
. .
,WitsTED--By,FosTEE, & ! ' vita, tit
their mill in North Towanda, 5,111 ..I hela of
grain—wheat, corn, oats and, rie;—for which
the highest market prices will be paid. • ,
•
May 20; 1873. , •
.
We are laow selling the. Wo ,
van Wire Mattress..at $16.00. They are the
cheapest spring beds in the world. Why don't
you call atTnosr. Boss and try one?
*IP Mrs. J. D. HILL will spare 4 0 .
pains to wait upon all who may giro hers cap.
Shi makes =Werra specialty.
Griffith .!c Patton's Block, Bridge-at-
.
16:. If you m a tt a first-class PEti . 7
for Stove, get the Light House, on band and
for 'sale by - PLIDLETON k PARBOW, j
v Orwell, Pa;-
,
t Why run the risk of tin acci
dent, when you can get a ticket good for $11„000
in ciao otdestb, for 20 cents a day, by calli l ng
on FRANK Bvsnmix, at upper depot?
$ Mrs. E. J. Mnisbs has just, e
-1
turned from New York, with a largo supply of
Millinery and Ladles' Furnishing Goods, in ! all
the newest styles and latest novelties. Open ing
day yuesday, April 1& ' tf.
• -
slll.Afttfawberry and Ice Cream
Festir be held ln=Rome borough, on Fri
&i.ernoon and efening:J my 4, for the ben
efit of the Baptist Chirch. A cordial invitation
is eitended to aU:
,P. T. Msurcrrr, Niter.
1196. MCCABE (! , ,i; EDWAELDS pay par
ticular attention to the tea trade, and 'that Is
why they have secured to), large a trade in that.
line: You sre always certain to get the lest,
whOn you purchase of them;
M. Crowds of people still go to
&nit' Co.'s 'taken!, Sod Dining Rooms, let
door north of Ward HMls°, tor •refreshnsents,
Wann `eals at all hours.
If,you have never tried any of
the Superior old Java poffee Which 3115CAnz#
EDT4AIIIN3 are auppl)ing to their customers, go
and get some at once . . It is browned to perree
tipn:and they grind it to order. / •
liAzezus & Mom's, mantas°.
turas of those celebrated spectacles, have
changed their *gooey 'from J. H 00171111313 to
WIC A. Costaisawies.
COAL AT WioimiALE.--P, M. WELLES
is selling superior I;fin.d Anthracite Coal, by
the car load, very cheap, delivered at any It. E.
station between Wy4ltising and Athena. Now
is the tithe to secare:your Winter's supply.
Ba&pru Sr: HILL would call the
ateetiim of the pub* to the fact that thatr
markef is always supplied with the choicest
steaks, mutts, lamb and mutton, pork, am"
Ash, etc. They are now receliing daily supplies
of fine fresh oysters, which they offer at whole
sale and retail at the very lowest rates
or Mrs. E. J.Bincoos has, just re
ceived the --
Spring styles in Hats. abd Bonnets,
also a logo assortment of Fancy aoods, such
as Ties, ?Johns, Neck Ruches, Collars and Cuffs,
Undersleeves, both isSe and . lizgen,i;sud all the
latest wireltiesior the Spring traie..
sior AL J. Loins" wants Oft' y thoi
sand feet to At with Boots and aboes, at
new store opposite tbe Means Howie. Boots at
'ono dollar and twenty4ive cents it pair; boils
lictlwit for low? 157 Main street, below Bridge.
pr Notice is hereby given that a
Profile of the grades et Btate,Lombard, Second
and Third streets, may be seen at the office of
Fi r m. H. MORGAN, Borough Engineer. Citizens
interested will be expected to Me , r,xleptions to
is grade, if not satisfactory, on Or before the
25thinst. • Tasks BRTANT, unirgeSS.
J. 11.,KING111311BY, Betit'y.
June 16,1873. • I
Fou BALL —llle vacant lot jas, ,
north of the EpisaveiEereonsge. I Enquire o
Onoiroia Ewa=
- COBS= & COONS.helve more„
cheaper and better toots and Shoes, Mani
were ever before offered for•sale in Tomulda.
or A. F. 61WLE8 has ened
bakery: and grocery dere opposite the Episco.'
pal Church. People 1L,114 in the upper end of
ton, will find this establishment a great con
venience. • 1 •
wall pal
anywhere in
• St. Mrs. J. ii..Htr.4 has I returned
_
from the city, and no* opened for the Summer
trade . the largest asKirtment of gOods in her
*Wanks ever displayed in this market, and
at the greatest bargains. Griffith I& Patton's
Block, Bridge titre**,
it Dmow
jj- KY= k Rinteatz, at II the) new
Nest Musket, nearly opposite the Kimura Home s
have one of the neat*, establishmt+ta in top.
The arm are both experienced and banstriona
men.: uld kiwi, how ;to imago the market
buboes. Every iztidit peel/040 their busi
ness 'eau be forma there. They dao dearer
icto4 to their costanen free of *ire any.
*hero in the baronet; -
x : w: ggesktior tie tuio
et the Magi • z. bad Murrill; and is
prepared to give I iler blies - se opportunity
of p:Mang themeelest with ebb almost Wile.
melt& article, go hay who 'gives it a trW
will ever be without itc .
INS. Mrs. :
star, has just r
Goodi.
also a good •
ties. ooltan and'
and We, lan t d
Spring trade;
Itumui P
Quart 0114;1, 2
Pure White, Jet
shades and:' tints
cheapest of all p
• Mir Dining
win sell gocids re.
prima to snit
goods dear own
to, buy.
MAY, 7, 13.
B. H *mum. _
ses. It le no generally 1t town that
H. C. Vitra,9rEs, the BOok Bindery over the
RiPORTEZ ace, au Blank Books la any
style of ruling an binding desired. If you
'want a new Ledger, Journal or, Docket, give
hire a eel.
, , 1
vt ,
GROUND P1 11AT .tSIMIELVIZIXO
Ours Mtme.—Maring neared a largo stock
of the celebrated 9ayugs 1148TElt STONE,
which I have gronu„' I am now prepared to
tarnish all who w a n t thebeat quality of Fluter,
at 87.50 per ton of OOO lbi r • T. F. Farr.
May $4, 1873-8 .
TO Titk LADI Or TOWANDA. AND Vl
currn.—/drit; E. J. Hntooshas the largest and
finest assortment oplillinery.and Fancy Goods
ever brought"into TinvandaL Also a largo as
sortment of Whitt' and 1 Children's Ready !
Made Snits, of the *test styles, Hosiery ; Cot . -
sits, Bustles, Hoop pklrte, Real and Imitation
Haiti Goods, Jet Jewelry, etc.
I; • 1 - -
WE RAVE
,ofte wondere d wha t be
came of the butt 4 made* this section, and
'we got some Idea of the subject on visiting the
bailment rooms of ItlcOspE & Epwanne Im
mense grocery establishment, the. other day.
We were ther&shown about .two hundred pack
ages, aggregating Iten or twidVo "thousand
pounds, which, the' .propriitors litfoiMed us,
was allsold, i and would be i shipped the nest
day to parties to the looal regions. This well
known and reliable firm alWays pay (cash for
good buttei, I 1
Noncm--Mittiial Badding and Say
hag Fund Association ' of the borough Of Towan:
da. The second annual Meeting of the share
holders of this lisstion, will be held at the
Court House In Towe l ed*, on Monday, Juno 80,
1878, at 7 o'clock at., for the purpose of elect
ing & Presldeneto serve one. ear, fotir direct
ors to
_serve three years each, ono director to
serve one year, 'and for the transaction of such
other business as May properly come before
the meeting Polls will-be open from 7to 9
at. j 1 1 , It. F.poonatatir, Beep.
R. M. Wr.LLEs.
s- Special meeting's will be held
• •
in the M. R. Church,,at 31yenshvg, by Rev. E.
F. Roamers, late phiiilain of 137tii Regt. N. Y.
V.'s,.in the foliowing i order : j '
Friday evening, at o'clock, June 1 20, 1873,
lecture on " Hooecitt Fighting above the
o:ouda." Saturday evening, Juno 21, at eight
O'clock, lecture on "How E:mamas Took Atlan
ta." Sunday, June 22, Love-feast In the morn
ing at 9 o'clock; an preaching by the Chap
lain at 101. Sunday even ng, preachinu h.v
Claspledu /10DERTS. and communion service.
Collections to pay the debt .one= the above
churchott the close each service.
• : P. flor.nttoox, Pastor.
sear It may tiietri. strange; but it
is true, that those who would'uffer . lout from
a sudden loss, aro the ones who are most ready
to guard against i lt. en who possess consid
erable means gtard i with a Moro jealous care
than do those who hare but little, and who de
pend Upon that.little for their home comforts.
to accidenti forms a' part of the ex
pense of a dwelling or a 'atm . !), ors workshop,
and it would•bo as reasonable for the owner of
a building to say that ho, could - not afford to
pay the taxes upon it, ~ sn allow it to 'be taken
from him and saerifleod at a public :sale, as to
refuse - to make Maisel( safe from the loss by a
tiro. • I BARTLETT h TRACT,
tlnsurancis Agents.
Cuuicn, SOCIETY -1) prriciAL/DI:
imeToar.—The follosing dfrectoey Is Published for
the information of the public. We will thank our
frieos for notifying na of .ay eM•ors they may die.
corer ; ,
Wit - 1m Oncracir—Msln. Street , below Washing
ton. Services Sunday at lily A.M. and 73 P.M.
Sunday School at 12 o'cloc k. I Prayer Meeting
Thursday evening,; Paator,Mer, B. J. Lori.
EMBOOPAL Ca:neon—Cm. Main and Canal Streets.
Services Sunday at 10% am, and 7% r.x. Lecture
Friday evening. Sunday School 12:15 Pat. Pastor,
Be,. Wm MCGLLTIEMIT. '•
M.E. Causes—Main Stredi, shove State. Services
Sunda at 10% a.X. and 7% roc Prayer Meeting_
Thursday evening: Sunday School at 12 'o'clock.
Pastor, Bev. 0. L. GLOOM
Psssonnorras'Cutmon--Court Streak near Court
House. Services Sunday at•lo% sm.. and 73 P.M.
Paper lfeeting Thursday evening. Sunday School
10 a.m. Pastor. Rev. J. 8. Brzwass. •
8.5. , Paris AND Pam.—SMICPS every two weeks.
at 9 and 11 A.M. and 7% P.lt. &May School at 4
P.M. • Pastor. Rev.lPsmucir TONSIL
A.M.E. Cirosom—State Street, I above nd.—
Preaching Sundays at 10% A.M. and 7% r.m. nu
dity School at 1 p.m • ,
A.1.11.-15aurresan CONILMASIT, K.T., No. 16.,
Masonic Hall, over Patch's store; at 7,.r.re. J. O.
levrea, E.C. _
Union LODOZ, NO. 108.—Once in two. weeks at
P.Y. J.O. Lamm, W.M.
17.11.11. A. Crum", No. 1611.—Once in two weeks,
at,7 P.Y. CIA& Chime. !
1.
O. or O. F,—Biumroan /ADO," No. 167.—0dd
Fellows* Hail, over,Frost & Sons Furniture Booms.
Meets every Monday evening at 1 7 o'clock. 3. W.
Vanrons, NO.
D. or B.—Lain Lows; No. 29.—Meets in Odd
Fellows' Hall first third Friday evening in each
month. A. lisnreso, N.G.: Cara. Faux:, Secy.
Baabronn ERCUIPIERST• No. 41.—Meets mend
and fourth Wednesday, evening of each month,
G. W. Brear, C.P. , _ H
H. Pe—TOWASDA LOPGErNo.2w.—lifeeti every
Tuesday evening in 'l'emperanceti Hall, 7% o'clock.
J. W. BISHOP, WA/ I •
OT Oa.—NO=7MM LODOles Ra 223.-Meets
every Friday evening at 7 o'clotk. J. H. Oncrrrr.
W.C.T. !
H.o.l3.o.—Towasna Lows, NO. 370.—Meets sec
ond and; i rrth Thursday of each month. bourn
Kertovr,
MAID ARRANGEMENTS.
TOWLIIDA POPTO77lOl,—Mail going south closes at
9ao Aar; going north 4:30 rat. Arrives from north
at 10:30 A IL; south 5:15 o.m. ! • •
B. & mail closes at 7:30 sae.: arrives at 4 p.m.
• Barclay and Canton closes at 10 i.m.; - arrives at
6:30 Lir. , ' • !
Troy closes at SA.X.; arrives Mt
Lelisysville Closet at 1 5.x..• arrives at,l2 it.
New Era arrives TllPSdkte, ittnnatills and Satur
days at 12 ie.; departs atl P.M. I 1
Ifehoopany arrives -Mondays, Wedneadays,. and
Fridays at 12 le.; departs at 1 rat.,
Sheshequin arrives Tuesdays, !Thursdays; and
Saturdays at 10 :cis; departs at 13 M. ! • 1!
S. W. ALVOAD, P.M.
OFFICIA.t. DIRECTORY.
President Judge—Ho n . F. B. Ehmimmui, TcOranda.
Additicemi Law Judge—Hon. P. D. Moamar,
Towanda. _
Associate Ju d ges—H on. Zseorma Femur. Orwell;
Hon. S. D. Ilissnas. Springfield., -
Frothosoteu7 aid Clerk of Corri—Baal. M. Prom
Regisier and /recorder and Ckrk qj the ?rpliesse
Court-0. 3. Cuiramici.
Sliertr—J. Monson Swim
Ccsuniesioners—H. C. Km.r.oaa, Monroe; Mows
bimrasn, Wells; Bur, KorocanALL. Windham.
Jury Cosnainiiners. 4 -It. B.DieLoso, S. W. Boon. Trearurer—War:Donires, Granville.
editors—Jona B. Qom Wilmot; A. R.9510WN,
Unica; Inalhuirs, South Creek.(_, •
PAysiciais—Dr. T. Baomrson. 1, !
Counsel—Pin k DArcts.'
rowaxii,A BpROUGH drintEas.
Burgeri—Jairre ItaTAA_.
Councilasas--Low DarAirt, Jon* D. Nom al2.
3. K. WAAD. amen Nan% T. 11.JoADArt; puma
McNizint. N. N. Rem, Jr.
Justices of Peate—W. a. Boom; TIM •
Constables—Joinino* WALL., L. T. Bark.
Policructs-G. Bulls.
schwa Directors--A.INVIczeAs. Presiditt OrDoarta;
N. TED% Treantler ; Ø.W. RoDasis. fiecre:
T. fox, W. T. Davits. J. A. Comma. _
°miters of Poor—bi, Wx. his.
dsditors—Jse. Itacrsiz.thz, J. d...Bsomm. Ono.
RIDGWAY. { • '
drsessor—Jmish Mums .l - • I I
max XP4NI*B.
Franklin drenet.Fiie /Wins Co:, No. I.—Meets
dist Wednesday innact om mora. Borough
ilrHones. O. AL
ai Engine CO., $0. 1 2.--1104 first Monday even-
EM each month. hi Borough Engine Bonne. Wm.
8 •nm, President, I
L,n4o Mara Jr. Engine Co., No: S.—Meet dint
Rabelais, evening in each month; in Linva Eosins
House. Joss Balotriinfir. President.
Mantua Hook and Ladder Co.. No. 4.—Meets first
Reduce* anoint( in each mon th , In Borough
Engine B oner 4'. & wurrium. President.
R. H. PAYrB.I CIIIIef Engineer; l L. M. "wen,
Assistantgegirmer.
BUILDING .4180CIATiONS.
Notual Beadily, and leaving jleiid duseiation.'L
Meeks in Grand Jury Borne for mama of install
meats, third Wanda In the month. from sto 7
rat.lL EMI. Jr.. President. 1.
ibmusdn Building, Anociabkm.—Meets in Grand
Jury Boom for payment of instalments. • Reath
Monday ifi each mouth, from 5 to, 7 rig. town
_
Mir ow ma , good timo At 6 got
•
foot
'le I 8870/OP/th Ind ,hd-heide
*MO, gad f the Baroirss office is a gOod
gam to pt them *cited.
LOUltiooD, of
•
red her stock of Millinery
es in Hats and Bonnets, and
t of fancy goOds. snob as
undetsleeves, both lace
the latest novelties Cot the
.—Beady fOr use. In
Clans and Tabs.
• ; and beiutifig cottagi
great variety; The best and
IL M. WELL EN.
the next 00 days we
diem Of coat, and Will make
order to , make, room for
tiraetare • DOW is the time
• -,, NUM street.
6: 614
'-, 0 1 '
- ' JS' titgmaco &Om li . t 1
_, ol nPle
at kfusie f in street, a kr/ doo m the.
National tiliow one de*** of
that busks= ' 44. . They , re,_ciptswOn
1 . 4 61.
their new - store Ocen. n hill tend;
eon:plates o . tiskallnstraiiner i lPianoli,
Orgiun‘lif _ " and all this o miler
inetrunientik ' Music; /nitrite Books,
and ererthin laining to a. l i first4iiini store
in their line. Probably few etyin of own
1 ! 1,11
citizens, hare . hilly aware 4 the erylarge
business hare: herebObre one and
are now doing. their sales ace neat if not i
4
quite as large , _ lof any bnidneu otusi in ,
our iown,.an ritsibig sbnilariestabilehirwints
in. Philadelp akiff New York. I Drib* large
,thi,
purchases, t directly fro* the inanufs o .
lure* they ob ' : their goods at the feu low-,
eat figure, and thus able to sell at much
lima prices 1 Smaller deal+. It le one of
the most gra - . g features or our business,
4
growth as atO gist wo hires° at , eltab-,
lisbramits in e 3 ry line bi, ',ludo , * .wh sales
are such that el' can offer to the e geode
is low as they ~, mile . pnicured M any ty retail
l ilt A' .8 E
THAYEB—D the IL E. !Par s on-
Rimier' Eddy. Pe., I 2, 1873, by
Bev. P. R. To er. A. o.. Thayex-, .ot Leteey•
and Lizzie Dotrick, of ninner's
Eddy, Pa. I . •
MARTIN-.DRAKE—At, the bowie of th bride's
father, in Britiox, am 18,18 7 ,by A t , 0991f3Y1
or iikW x. iliii Its t .,
Esq Mr. am Martiijr.; OF, Was Irene
A T.
B. Drake , on! danghter of David Drake. all
of Wynn. 1..
/, - Ir. .1
BARGE-43AXE.—it the ILE. Parsonagik To
wanda, May 5,1873, by Rev. D.: Gibson,Jacob
J. Barge, of Dushore f and, Priam . daze, .of
Wilmo• ' j i : 11. • t
DARMODY—ALLOWAY.—At:th6 housi of the
- bride's lather, in Towan Mir
_2l, y Rev.
0. L. Gibson, _ Mr,l Michael
, of
Poughkeepsie. N. Y., and Missi Ella jl. Allo
way, of TUtranclit t , 4
SALLIO IC—T EN.—At the reslden of Mrs.
.. Branud, in Towanda, June 7, by Rev 0. L.
Gibson, Mr. °cone Balch. offrksYle,m. Pi,
and Miss Emma Tamils), of Tamertool Foliet,
I
England. • ''l l 1
fl '-.
MATREWI24,-11/001tE.—On the 'l2t h Lest., at
the resident° of the bride's 'parents, hy the
Rev. J. B. Stewart, Mr. , T. H. Itathewa. Train
Dispatcher Pak N. X; R. R., to Miss Emma
1
M. Moore, both of Towanda. T
FOOT—RIBBLE.--At the home Of tho bride's
parent's, Juno 8, 18'13, by Rev. D. Draft, Mr..
Perry S. Foot, of Moravia, N. Y. to Ili as Alice;
M. Ribble, of Tarrytown. - 1 - , 1 f
1
COLEMAN —PIPEEIt.--At the parsonago, in,
blonroeton, on the 14th of June, by Rev. Hal
lock Armstrong, Mr. David Coleman 1) Miss
Carrie, Pipher, both of New Albany.
t DIED. •
COGSWV,I.L.-,-At Wed Auburn' purple
Co., PA, June 4;1873, Midis L . %mei
81 years and 5 months.
CHILSON.—At thii iestdmico of [Dlr. 8
Ada, in Asylum, on the 10th inst., Mrs.
Chilson, aged 92 yoart and 5 months.
VANGILDEB.—In Pike& Bradford "
count
Jan. 19, 1873, Miss Minnie; Vaticlader,
29 years, 8 months and 18 days.
NERVOUS Dm:arr.—Adepreosed,
irritable state of mind weak, nervonh, ex
hausted feeling ,• no enexgy or animation ;Loon
fined head, weak memory, often with debtat
ing, involuntary discharges. The consequences
of excesses, mental overwork or indiscretions.
This Nzavous Dterisrr finds a acirereign cu
in HUMPHREY'S HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC C
No. 28. it tones up the system, arreatit dis
charges, dispels the mental gloom and despon
dency, and rejuvenates the entire syiitem.lat is
perfectly harmless and always efficient. Price
$5 for a package of five „boxes and a :large $2
vial of powder, which is important in old, seri
ous cases ;or El per single box. Sold by ALL
druggists, or sent by mail on receipt of pr'.co..-
'Address, ~ C LAltit B. Poirrizi,
South end Ward llN'onse, Towanda, 'a. •
DA`.
.
T 0 ur A IQ' D A 1 353 A It Xi r E -Fr...4.
witorYsl Tip PRICE&
poi:acted every vs eanewisy. by C. B. P
subject to changes daily. . I
What!. 11 bush 11l dl 4 1 00
Ttmvi bush • -•;• I
Br
_lhbtU h * bush i
r'
El
eisti.# bug;
Beaus, $ ...
Butter (rolls) $ lb ,
I-
Vdo (dair7,) Bs new.. ' 1
7i_ .
Ego, * dos ,
Potatoes. $ busitt,now
Flour, 1 barrel E 1 12 20 00 0 00
Onions, * bush li . i 2 00
Wzrowrs ow Omar.—WNest 60 lb. ;I Dorn 56 Os.;
Bye 56 lbs.; Oats 32 lbs.; Darloy 46 lbs.; Buckwheat
48 lbs.; Beans 52 lbs.; Bran 20 lbs. ; Clover Seed 60;
lbs. ; Timothy Seed 44 114.1 - I; Dried P4aches 534b5.;
Dried Apples 22 lbs.: Flax Seed 40 lbs.
1 -
i
' ' Now Advertis ementi. _1
ikr* EYSTONE LIGHTNiNG 119.1 Y.
JLI.- ...
T. T. KINSEY 'S PATENT. ' I •
1 " I
This Rod being of pure Copper, which is found to
be the best conductor of eleariciti, aid Constructed
so u to give it. more near than any' rod in ate.
G. W. CAMP of this place. is agent, andOlicits
the patronage of those tailing Nods,' Weather
Vanes and 81gEs. i 1
• Towanda, June 4, int. . 1
VSTRAIP':-Cata .f.nOos
nre of the'unAerelgned, In WI/titan Lake. on
ory abont the 9th, of \ ,lnne,_ one ;pnni . Uwe. R The
and ail persons har r iag chains alcainaWd 7 estate
Must present them duly authenticated for ;settle
ment. - PHILEMON STONE,
• AGUSTIN; LEWIN,
,:Junel9.
p,ectioi.. •
ExnVolo3 . NOTICE.—N' tied. ;
Is here given that all, persons indeb te d to
the estate of James N. Patterson, late of Ridgberry,
deed, are requested to make immediate parent,
and all persons having claims against said state,
must present them duly, authenticated for settle
ment. _ 4 JOHN PAT TERSO ,
• JAMES MASON,
June 19. ,-,. ,_ , Executors.
EXECUT UR'S NOTICE.--
Notice is hereby given that all persons indebt
ed to the estate of William A. Zaner, deceased, late
of Albany, are requested. to make hiunedi
ate payment, and all persona having' claims kgainst
mld estate most present themlntrauthentiested for
settlement. O.;W. BTERIONSE,
DANIEL BAHR, 1
Jurie 19. Execeitors.
DLSSOLUTION.-I§Totice is hSrebi
given that the peening:lp lately tau nting
between Clark Willson and Thomas 8. Mai ,ell, of
Towanda, under the Arm , nuke of Wlllaonik Mar
well, was dissolved on the 29th daY of gay, 1873,
by mutual consent. All debts owing to said partner
ship are to-be paid to-. Thomas 8. Maxwell and all
- demands on.sald partnership ire to be presented to
him for payment. , o. WILLBOICI
T.. 8. MAXWELL. .•
nikUo that I o . ;pect_ to
I will asT tope
true—
in the Sewing Machine busines si - our form Mee,
nest door to Means Haase, and shall impact all
claims connected with our former business to be
to me, as well as all moneys new duo or
flt due to be paid to me promptly. An orders
for American Sewing Machine will receive
prompt attention.
Jane Von T.-8. M.ta , L.
RAMON & HOSFORD,
GENERAL -
HARDNARE DEAL
F' Next door to Po;rell .tCo..
;Amid beg leaie to say to theople'of
County:and vicinity, that they ;h pe are on
are eelllng t as low as can be found In at
for the same quality of goods, very thin'
ketd tn • • - . •
}l2t-RDIk RE STO]
The following being • partial Hat
DadiN AND DUBS SCYTHES.
Grain Cradle., Na,dtnd Ilona :
STRAW AND! HAY FO
STONES AND MILES. ,
All the Fixtures for the
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WOOD. MOWINq 1/IA.O
NE,
KNIVE3 AND arms tor. &prim
of the day. .
. LIME MD C
Fall lino of Binh, Glass, Doors and da,
Patent HOne Italieilwasnate4 sure t
Cortland Churn Powe
Ti n wa r e of:ear , own Manieettire,
and repairing done on short I notiee.
DLLS AND PAINTS, BELTING AND PIACKENO
auumkui mits*imumsrs Tons.
•
COOK STOVES Boni WOOD AND ORAL .
`Beet& row other iitteke too un;lerotui to
mention., W of which eat be sold at lbottOrkprieee.
Oita Tie s cat and ire ICU try to do you
'ARBON &
Towanda; Jane It
PAUTBIN.—AIIna caps:
%I Mortal lest or a note
=lron or= Lterr n et rider, in -I/=0
reeeteed no value and "MAW the setae unless
otenpidled by law. 1111 VARGABON.'
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New Sammer Silks,
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Iron Fiume Grenadines,
1$ TAT , LOI% &
Figured and Striped, Grenadini
TAYLOII k
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Japanese Silks and Pop a,
at Taiping'
lapsneie Stripes, all 'pricei,
' • '1 at i TAYLOR
Cliinesa l lguitinga, all 'ahadas,
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Linen Snitings, plani and strip
it l l TATiOII ik
` I tiohairSuitangs,
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it TAYLOR te'o,l2l I
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:Yosemite Stripes, wliite and tined,
• 1 4 TATUM & GO'B'
;
White Goodal l all kinds, I
Ai TAYLOR & CO.'S; I
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Lawns, all gnalities;.. '
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Plaid and Stiiped . Miaalias,
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Pereates, pYain
and, fancy, '
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Cabcos, great rcartety, 1 • ,
, I I lat TAYLOR & CO.'sJ,
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Snits for Ladies and Childien,
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Lice Pott,Ltf;
Ltiqe Elaquesi
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anna
aged
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:Pony
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at TAYLOR /i
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4,inen Belts,
,ati TAYLOR &,CO.S.
Summer•l;rnotprwear
Eliseols and s
Pa.,
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Leather 'ai!.id
ancy
at TAYLOR. k C 0,1 ,13.
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1 . at TAYLOR et CI - .),'8.-1
Fancy Goods and Notions, r
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~S !IS COISIPLEME,
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market
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