Bradford reporter., July 24, 1873, Image 1

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.Towanda, Thursday,. duly 24, pin.
LOCAL 2131.1) GENERAL.
J. B..Joimeox has sold his stock of
L:eri'cs to Wi;:was Amoway. ,
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14.611ACE' ABNOT, Barclay, has
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I•cen awardcka pateht for a looot-jackl.
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. Miss M. E. 11.410 . .ku0'ii,-of Columbia
X'lZoads, has been'graiated (permanent
rate by State Superintendent WICIMISIAIf.,
. COMMISSIONER Suspera), who has
be;•u quite ill for several weeks past, is able to
attend to the dittie, of his office. again.
ULSTER has a street named Prolific.
Tucre can't bd many old bachelors in 'that
ficiqhborhoed.! • f.
r. M. S3IITH alld W. H. CAIINOCIIAN,
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of Troy, were elected delegates to *gm State
Conventi•m_ by the County Committee the other
day. •
S.. W. DELAND, at one time ,'a eon
tract!n on the S. & E. IL E., is in town on a
visit to his brother. Ile is accompanied by his
wife and' his son °arm: and wife.
Mit. BAKER, of the Owego Fire De
partment, has presetited Franklin No.. 1, of this
place, with a photograph beankifully framed,
Steamer No. G. .
S.l4l 4 l.E.scif leather tanned by ADAM
Unioz Tannery, in Granville, Are on
c:,:latiiion at Nlenna; s and receive the highest
minCndati m. .
DEWITT. & SATTERLEE brae aplie tJ
:I froin theawatd of the arbilratorF, in their
it pg . it:inst Col.lfEANs,' and will bare the case
trial before - a jury.
Ninny
Duro...ND has been a.ppointod i Po_itrnietrees at
Lierrjel, and ADDIF. A. B.LANI - sLi: at Cold Creek.
E. L. 1...r...vr,•1tas been. appointed Postmager at.
nrthltr.n: •
WAsuncaro).; Camp 193; P. O. S. of
A., was•instituted on Wednesday eTening
iThe order is not a political One, but aims to in
culcate real pitriotism—love country —and
op and tester free educatir.
,'Tur..;,:eats and desks ifor -the new
Itarft, alrzy were nianu
fiwlr.reil at Sterling, 111. Thd building will
.be
for ,‘cenpaney by the tire.: of Septeriiber.
sty' cloitf LAmor:r.rx is "pushing things."
r . fohnerly erVarren,
a tire in :Far
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Mr. P. is estepbirely en-
Ia the lumber Hiti
riu
nn iu this county will regret to bear
et lairei tune.
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•:tit:.TdtilleSt, MCOLATHEItY
1,1•1 atcd his FertilOn o, "TLc Datylor Parents
t Children," ou Sunday morning last.
.uh..s , ,;rniont f cas a Gear and able exposition of
Iht pf pareno in regard to the religit...us
!..stning of their offspring. . . , ,
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• I.l.)n.:Piarr.rs putungAlown a wide
pavement in front Of his: licaiitiful resi-
Main rt ect. 1f ali our property
rl. ft 6 pariiiiniar about- keeping their
in rep , as the 'Maur is, - there
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v,—,11 , 1 1 e: , :rirlaint in this
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THE compositor made an eoegions
umh . l - 1 , 11 1 I 4 ting up the'necouut of tile qrwc.ll
of '(iinumencing the
cicl2:l,/ , , ,, .:1; : ul pritited last trick, it
-I ,, :i.hl , ll!‘s:e two(' 12 lit . ..7lm . .fiTmiluight. The
r*.t.17,..n.; of Orr.'‘.ll!ure. nut "'Rip Van
th:sicorrectiou due them.
• N •i.lled• to the
Collcgiatf; Listiimte. This in
si-rtatkin i g'rowlng 111 f:tvor and usefulnes4. It
ninli , r the :.lles..rs. 'EVAN and
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NI, N; fitted .s.vera.l prang men fur Ctillegv,
.vred nearly flay ladies gentlemen
4:ielii•rs in the contintm echo tl. :It should
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Ttir. new board of directors of the
Minual Building As cation, wai‘otga'nized on
Tr. -rlac cvenin g , I * . the: the
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TiiE followino , not.ii which ow.; of
f thL foun , lon
!o !.. r e.hral absence 1114
r t Ni.: ,•wie t,f th , l 1., of
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" Taay grt an floc in,
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Al • nyning
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::jh..er Owego nre LRTarinirnt ; M. llon-
Enlvip - cr Enl•nra Pi re IYTallment;
o!.ts. IL Gr.:1 , 1,1:r, ~',- - ();:re 1, 1 - 21,n1A ; 31..-
o,regn, N. Y. -
iranklin stean36.• No. 1;
Naivl
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y: 1)p
-m.c.,21.(,1 ~ thr were
tacll di !,411r.. The teen are
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'1•• 11:$11, ;1, crculit r,r the nianticr in
the thr , qujinut,
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\,, S.w ST yi l l• I=(lne day laq week'
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~i1., . ,..,;....,: r :i:10.) - r 5 ).p.irali4:: : l as t)1,..! us:-
v,3:-.1:!,,u.:',11tv. ih'...• c'ts ,frord Tr , on l'3. \ ,
1:741 . .C .,: :: t.:: 3 prO:dicent ph,),.:d.
at: 1 , ,, t tatlletltit : or, u-.tsfmething could be
t-, l:! 1p 114 Uoy'who, a little Ovcr a Tear
' w. ,, as,n't, i • . la .0 t '.,• fe'dow u his pins as
r.,:u:1.1e11.11'.e , (a; :'. :40,m.' Hots his dit*
l''y at t . :,itt w , ,. a
a; K)ll. , tr t t : ilrikeman on the
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tbern Clutral l caught hitu abput a year ago
'firi.y, ntlr tl.d depot, anti locked him in the
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carp. The boy 1111.1 fright
out ii h wits, and screamed with
a:11 th, way to Colunibia X I:pads, Linr
,'this sid,t of Troy, where . he wits let out.
step of the way back, and in a
rt:tira,‘; what with the fright and tfie over
hislinths.became as they are, utterly
lc a._ Ws don't klaow what the boy had been
Leg, piit it must hare been something tali
. to 'Merit so seyere-a punishment. The phy
iali.Nsill du his utmost, but doubts any corn
-01-4,E•rr.4no:it relief.—Lbaira 'Adrertiser.
THE Liu-taFestival And Fair ppen
I Tuesday Lvep.i:l 7 .,. Mercer's $Rll,i with N
attcn(la4cel raid will continue untiiThurV
evening. The I.liFphy of fancy *rticles
ise have everTitnessed in this
and reflects credit upon the , fah hands
`lich picpared them., Among Among otherthings
notice a beantiful stand presented by ROD
SON, ofiElmira, and several bronzes by
A, E. Cussmr.m.m, of New York, An de-
..pitcher a zob;et and platter, from Kuperin
,dent rscuni, and a silver trumpet present-
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od by 6. D. MOunirpt, !rho se rer permit in
affair of thi kind to pea l off without shoWing
his generosity In some} marked, but t iOdest
manner: From the attewe last evenkigire
judge the entertainment' will prove an entire
success. The tompany•iertsinly ineris It, ~
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PERSONAL.—TimiIt WOOD, r.sq., and
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family, left for Long Bra i Ch on Thursday: last.
—W. B. Bnew and r desert Long,Bilinch
Bibs season; arid have t en up; their ljt4qpier
abode at Cape May. . , 1 ;
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..4"ollensti Ilenns lils I
a been conipmi. to'fbis
house for nearly two months, but we are tetra
to announce that he is again able to ride' Mit.
—Mrs. AZTIITat S. iireULTOIT, of RoCheiler,
is visiting friends in this i place. Elho was it oto
time a teacher in the Imitituto. . .i ..
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-Bev. J. A. Itounr.i., for many years pastor
of the Wysox (Brick) Pr sbytc?rianChareliii.tid
now residing at Porta e City, Wisconsin, is
hero visiting his datrzht rs, kfrs."Col. Ovzirroit
and Mrs.-Ira B. Eftratr EY.
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—W. 0. Co o nBAUdH, f Wilkes-Barre, naado
us a I friendly" call, ca on Saturday last. - '
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—Qua a party lef . 4 his place. on *Oxiday
last for Watkins Glen and . Ober Samiiier re-
sorts, E. T. iconLE, Et, and Miss
-112 were among tee nu her.
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Mr- Aso Mrs. J D invited sciriae , of
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their numerons friend9' o a pie-nic in the' grove
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neiir Mrs. Wisros's, on day last week, an' dono
of the piity tells about the. pleasant affairr in
thO Rem. Here it is :'
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~. -'-. " Providence:l suppose; feeling kindly dis
posed to the merry party there assembled s -laut
off the veil' of clOnds from the sky altar alert
drops of rain'in the morning and gave itsa glol
;lons day 4 lio spot Moro beautiful or -.better
adapted for it plc-ide 'Could be 'found lri this
country.' A.rollang creek bottom land with wal
nut and pine; batten:aland birch trees , form
ing on it little avert: es, pretty glades :with
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moss-covered floors an tiny ponds, shining in
a setting of grass and rest foliage ; Salved()
near by rushing its rocy bed here, ,andrestin r
there in deep poO Is. '
"'Every preparatio had been made ,• • 1
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gEnial Superintendent and Ws lady Ifor , the en
tertainment of their pests, but special pains
had bccn taken to pr,oride amusement I for the
children. A bag of candy suspended : from
tree tempted the little ones to 'go it' blind,"
and 'finally rewarded their efforts with a:ahower
of candies. Their laughing faces, theiri Shouts
and manifest "delight, must have amply - repaid
the efforts of theirtertainers,: and three
Mr cheers for Hr. and . Judd, full of the music
fa
of children's voices, we tby through the . tram
blink branches into th "clear sky. 1
"A croquet ground, a swing, II creek to wade
in, fresh oak leaves to gather. and the, green
woods punished firth treat to both old and
young, while Nature htrsolf seemed. to Join in
the frolic, and the age wrinkled rocks to crack
their sides with quiet laughter. ! •
",Then such a dinr er I Better eaten than
deseribed. Cool, clear spring water, lerionade,
coffee and tea, as beverages. Endless variety
•of comistibles, which tempted old Sol himself
to peep down throuaL the leaves at it, Ind
send his beams dancing over the white table
cloths. Then music taut its charm. Tivb.gen
tlernen, amateurs, hri nght' forth _some jovial
tunes which provok il staid, old-fashtoued
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Presbyterian toes to u becoming frivolity, ,and
speedily. summoned fide dancers on, to the
plank floor, where extraordinary, terpsichorean
feats were performed 1 ; i? those who, in. the in
spiration of the moment, forgot the weight of
years and were once ntore dierry lads and lass
es.!
"So passelthc golden - hours of this, a' tliro'-
rd in every psrticufax, - mast enjoyahlti- pic
nic, until the train stopped for us,.and, aftC!r a
pli.fasant ride, brongh us once more hick to
our homes. ONE .F tai: PATITICIPANTS,"
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I.iier 6f deeds fl e d in the Record
( es (Mice:for thevreci ending July 21','1873
'Albert4award, M". a l ., to Ilefiry Lotve, Atli--
eva, 2' lota,:coneideration $550.
Wm. et. 0x.,t0 Samuel L.1110631)-
.1, Thomson,
son, Satithrreek, 50i acres, consideration $5OO.
,11eman Lewis, et. ax{., to Samuel' L.;ThoinP
,FC 'II; SOlit hfCreek, 25 e.rest.ctinsideration 1p25.
Calvin West and wifii to C. A. Andrria, Sott th
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reek, 52 4 t '
. and 125 PI; consideration $200.1
• Alfred FnrMan to Alfred Brace, COlumbia .t
Roads I ace land, .1236. • 1 7. • ' 1
'l' I'M. Lantz and wife to - John Elbert, Bur
lizigton t;vp:', 40 acres, , I !tlOO. i
. "Homer Coleman, et 45.2, to Edwin and W S.
-.1. - } :ril, Pik' fw - p.', G7l acres Lind, cpusideration
$3,600.
lAsa 11. .Z.,ore and ‘Fe t.) H. F. Lotig, - Troy
14rongh, lo't, coitsalcitiiiu :71,500. i 1 "
J as . G. 11 , ..plius and pact° H. F. .I.),mg, Troy
kirongh, lot consideration' $3,007..
'.' illtlosltotilovell to 11. F. Ling, TroY Byru,
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lot, considefation 5970.:
'Morgan nc.ll.lloody in 'Geo. W. Plurartier,
W,'s - S'oz twp. - .; lot, eonsieration $125. i . 1
j D. L. Clarke i , ..nd wilt , : to Chas. H. Szutl2rs,
Athens tap:, lot, cousid2ration $3OO.
lictity• Nlf' TMcyll.l wife to Angelica Ste
yens, Standing ' yitone, II t, consideration $OOO.
:'John Brink th Dank Beneley, Sheshe,inin .
t..r., 10 0-lettlis acres, ci midefation ;1,000....
W. s. WilFox and wife to Qco:B. Park, }rink-.
lin, 6•5 and 7-.-100 acres, 'ousidera tioril7Bo.
lEdward IL Jones and cif ti 4 Wm. W. Smith,
Atticns tsy . pl, lot, c6rishl ration $100:
J. stonro.l:•Sinitli,.tille iff, io - Wiii.Tabur; (Im
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ton borotigA, t . naso anal 101, min idscrti Mei 3,11.0.
Wm. Tar to W. W
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D. I'. t.,t•the
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fC. !.1t -: , lnr ,:ii , kfl $1..1i;).
1:(.:i 1), - .-At...:'.y tl t:;e Dvt, l
viiq-ii):), S.,ratil Cie.t..l. tw ,
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el:intitraticcia .I..tAu.
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Heidrich itr,wir
tviy.,,s•l acrcs,.co.:sidera
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)VE tn> indebted
t.lrcrd and tk:isvu..irrnall,, J.
f‘iluvOip.; - firts wl
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(.I, l ;e,tr,y, 1 wciula , rnalie q.
lake, and sF is l:() doll,t
wits. 11,•acm: 4 11:t,
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[mi l t :2.9 f.i
lila: '4 . 1i•1
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Dtitt‘t's currieLt.
• tl:c .ctiJet-lictu,c,
to' pron,,pq., riK
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fire Itnpi
No 0:1% 1.111:C
T r og 1:1/libUr, t:
1 - 111 -, s"., t. , 2 , ' at :it Oe ,e rf'i,t. Theis are but.
v.- ~...:Ihnv-.....,t.L.1irrg tdwee./. 4 and the
r.i , :, Vat W.A ., : .ui,:inal:yiplaced here All the
r,•-. ". lave beep e , 4:1 , 11112 , 1. raid bett;:r and hind
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P , !ti I' old s;:ti - Lt...•,..1 in thir place. . i • •
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rfi.: ; i, -. lii•;i' bri: - (refire --(refit-pi - 1g to 1.1,1er
(11.!
cii‘6). This ;•put w.r.s burned ovefrom!Park
s tic .:t• L.c , ritttt) the old,Tol i wands. Baplbuilding,.'
A.i., - : i:i fact isithe only' building I tituling, with
1ie11,13 re's.shOc stefir," - Ir wecn Park anil;3lain
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Let's I , ,elidr..‘n. Park st ect' towards the riv
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er. See how ;:rim ! pactly it ialnilt. Well, it was
s 9 once lielori-s.. • They we .e all f burned but the
brick huddin,7, now knowiair the HiwellMonse.
And here is the Ward H,..' se.. Thitl is 's a! fine
structure. This spot of grOnnil was imani!years
ego ccenpietliby the Esglelliolel, Jufigoi Good
.ln's stk,re arid two other lbuildings.! 'And the
f- - , t of ground.•on which - stands the ;Argus
bpilding, anc so up to the residence of . Wm.
Watkins,. wain all burned. Froin !the Wird
liou-e. s., n:b to- Patch's store, -.-hai all been
liirhill ovcr..; Lion% you Tanemberi the Bart
.lctt tsvero, with its - sign-board swinging and
creaking in the wind, it ithl its fer.kinus-looking
truer? !Tl2l4round is now covered wish fine
stores and the National Batik building. -'
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" That is 'orir Court Hoise, is - it not ?" Yes,
ti l e old one ' 413- -- Al a little gputh cif the one you''
now see. ilie Court Ilonse and s"; Claremont
I;cuuse " atuVall the southtide of Court', , street,
down 312 in s'ireet es far-Solomon's clothing
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store, was berried in 31arOi, 1817: This ground
is liaow covered, with' substantial brick bruldings.
This is a splendid four-story brick-mansard
roof.-
\lt is riot, quite comp' t eted- . ygt.F This spot
of ground has been burned over. tided. And
where yon see itrataplendid iron. !rent of CO-
I:ling & Ittissell'e, that,wasi burned over! a few
years ago. fTliat is a Mae block acrOss the
street from podding & &lsen's, - Flesh where
Powell: i ik Co.'s store stsnds,. down Main to
Bridge, and: dowls Bridge street to the river,
that, too, has, all been barped. Then from the
river op Bridge street on the Sarah i side to
Main street, ;and then' dont gain street to.
HOlmes' lot:.. -- • •--
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Let's go down farther ,— the, fide-walks are
bad and - we must go slow. -This fopr-story
mansard-rdpflisement 14silding of Humphrey
Bros:- & Tricy, is of the ground, *here Drake's
.wagorrshop used to stand. LS step inhere ;
no, we can't, We bare fetnao..now.! !
That Is ifine,hotelen the other , cornci. Yes,
thitt is S.ollivan'e Hotel. i lliat is a now brick
four storieS high, with French . roof. This
siet - of 4rcrund was bmise . mein 1370. •
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is 'a fine lbullding over She ry. •Yes, am'' ,
Kolas woo, and thole ninth of it Up Mix%
Emmer'S -and Biebictes. This too ' fias been
burnisd Ora and a part of ittwine.. • . :' 1
"Eureka` Mower Co.,"—they are doing• a
good business ? .....Yes. :The old: wooden fotindry
burned that stood on this 'ground. end this
brick one was erected. What tot is that south
of it ? That is the old Ited Tatira lot that was
burned a' few years ago. The old tafeni tras a
noted place in. the early history of thit 42
was used' for courts.. Arid I think the'
Lodge used to,meet in one of pie:piper Krim
Means' Bed Tavern was, known far and
Its last occupant was H. G. (loff, novr ) o the
American Hotel. Is n't that ti amain fi g
the
mill over there? You are right again._ There
- was ono horned where' that . ente now studs.
This is ft! . much finer structure than the; one
that was commmed. Let's , go op town; we have
lOoked and explored enough for this time •:, let's
go to the office and figure up. -
From State street to Bridge street, on the
West side, wo find that the residence of Wm.
Watkins, Esq., Patch's store Tracy& Barttt's
Insurance Office and the Button Kings ury
house, aro all that is left of ttoS °keine] Iluild•
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On the cast side of Main street, the 'Sullivan
Coal, Company's office and John ifelntyre'n shoe
Shop, aro the only buildings left of the original
ones, as far down as the residence of John
ifolmes. • • ,
The past may be written in few words
scourged by fire!. The present demanda our
attention. Ther&sre but tow towns that can
present as many fine brick: structure' as To
wanda: Mercer's plonk, Chamberlain's Block,
AlontanYo' i s, NobloA Tracy's, Pattort's Griffith's
Beidleman's and many otlieia that are equal to
auy is the State. And as for private a - Cadences,
therlieep, pace with tho agel, and taking . 1/1 to
gether I grill hazard the assertion that there is
not umother town oil, the pollation in' the Slate
that lean rival Towanda' in hal - business Places
aat can rival 1, •
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What he future will be; depruls on tc(iat we
Maki' it. It requires but half an.eye to so that
we are possessed of everyttiii to bec l ome a
manufacturing town.. Coil at d iron abound in
our mountains, and a never-fading water-power
an be . made from the Pool above' the Dam.
• We'llave railroad COMMUDiaOion with all parts
of the couritiy.KEnergy and iierseverence hale
accomplished much already for us, and :the fn.('
tars depends on what we make it. • - i
e following-is a list of thei fires with num
ber of buildings destroyed since 1&52 :
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Lartlett's Hotel, Bailey& Nevins, Geo, Elden,
J 054 Powell, and store beim in - rear. Total 5.
•Baily ..E Nevins; Geo. Estell, Jcs. Pola•ll,,and
D. p. Hall's dwelling. Total 4. " : I
Four stores in Brick Bow, 0 fip, Warner, Ten
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PmAlley, - Blason's Barn, Arn nt's Bain, three
store houses in rear of Brick Dow, hotute in rear
of Brick Mow on Pine street, Irvine's brick
house, Mrs. Lynch's, Mrs. Burke's, store corner
of Bridge 'street. Total 17. . I • ' ,
: Old Yellow Tart rn, Drage slreet; Mis l . Burke;
two houses in lane. Total 1. : i .
patton's wood row, 3 houses, Bridge street,
CoOly House, Kelly House, Meylert ,Motise,
Nekor's corner, two houses :on Rivet street,
Me'ylert's Barn, Gellispir'slion l se. Total 11. •
Moady's house, Bridge store
,; Mrs. feeler's,
A. i . T. 'Noble's, Mrs. - H.' Means', llontanye's,
lioilse, Montanye's old:dere. Total 6.
7,:rigg's Hotel, north side Public Square,;,ho
tel- barn, 0. D. Bartlett's botte and barn. To
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Burger's Billiard Rooms, :Ili •. Batons, 0. M.
Bunting, J. English, all ottne by,i
D. F. Bar
st4w, corner Public Square an Main street.
G eiger's barn, Stephens' bar Ward House
barn, Holiaes' barn, Walbridg 's livery stable,
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ov l imcd byl Darnel Stevens, ,
I l betaveCti Public
S. uuro and State street. Total 5.
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• :uteri barn, N. heeler's hoUse, W
bt i rlain's-house, O. T. Smith's house,
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!Ward
House ice bidet,
Ward Howe. Franklin II(
orilcr :State and River streqs
G. IL Dimling's new tailor
below 13riage itreet, cant sidti,
hit. Total . .
.'hill of bridge scrosg
, Decker's Grocery, Main btre
weft sidt , Ilan:dol. lot. Naiad
time' at tine.' Total
D. Ca.-da'a old ltlatrysi
Overton's. Totall.
7 Butlett's Foundry ,and Men
old, fled Tavern. Total
;Dr, cotta two I.)aildingti,
State street.e. Tutal2.
6hop and ,
vlop, Main : , treet, wemt Fid
btrc(•t. Total 2. • ; !
Caithulie Pricst's' barn, in re
corriei Second ant .I.4)mbar d /I
G. F. Mason's barn, Main st
I 1
rough. 1. •
GritTin's'house, wcit pude M
Ward House barn, Dac. 13,
, C . 4 .11114 tt 11w: ell, J. M. C 9
Main street. Total 4. '• •
Smith, Ca::,! r 1
tYclnOcry
p., fur buFikl griuld,
Chaff. Smith's saloon and C•4l
tobacco and cigars: Total
Coin s 1,14 a -cry, Second Stri
and Bridge 't4treets : 1.
Bale'r's Lam: Second streid , .. l 4oppcsite Cole's,
Ilill t:Linetyy
Eqr Curial; I.rr,
3 ard Weas
top ;1,200.:
tin-abop. L.
lironicr'A hont:e and ellop,Seebielia shop and
Kidluxu'a houtie, corner or Main and A:lizabeth
..to our. 4te4ned
VAL fo• tbe
'jell hare . i , ceurred' in
to number id'
(lite • a reJpqtabielvil
t atonirli Ma:nr or our
sCreete. 4
'Mrs. Yandeicookis Butise, corner Main and
st ;Acts. I. .
t 4 teani. itniring mill, ucar Bire.lay Da in, east]
sid Maiti t•treet. 1.
Pow-dl's two Aort.s; t;aniribell's• e store,'
Tra'cy Moore, H. : i cubli:!, Mrs. Grillin,TDr. Ma
son'. and Coclding Store
iracr alud Pine streets. - S.
Grocei l .y and old Toll.Honse, cos
nor Bridge and Wattr streets.
dyer's Tobacco St re and Weed's Fruit More;
Main Arcet, oppos.V.6 Montanye's. 2.
bid Ded.Tavern,.c i ccupied by Goff and owned
b2." Col. Means, Etreet.
Canal Gn;cery, Liver street, ;below Bridge.
ha' hem.builed
. - c
and nos .
let.. us
l!r t., do it: ‘q will g
and
is the M..11:411-ll
basitocu~. It
.4 wa - s ocUpp!e .
e fa:tory:. And i her
where I fir4learned
[crc on lid , : COtnir wsa
re.ii , ,leLee of James
encti so tustjy !yearg.
cL n - Ith te
a board ldln u(d for
' Chas. Datelicr'a llinhp; in ,Irr.' Linstotie ad
dilion. 1. , I j> 1-
-
\
. 1 • .:-- % r
i
Tharb(r . 6 harn, linrtliernlwtspiitios. 1.
fe..lr9ra'i . ii. we, ?Lisin etf(;C:t, neat side. 1,
• NuNein'e Win and Lteans'..Founclry, (Lints
Steamer usra that time). 2.-
TV,elitiiini's barn, south side Bridge, Second
t. 1.
lavell.llousc barn, Mrs. Felton's house and
I+o, Daffington's barn,
.two dwelling houses
bel‘Aiging to Record, Mrs. Mo)dy's barn, be
.tween Park and statestreets.. 7. •
birn, botarcon Stitt. ctr l i
Irtb: Total 5. - 1
1 (lefit-4 time at jire r ISSI.
,21. r s. A. E.,Bull's dwelling
'John Whalon',; . go,cery an.: W. 11. !Sarilley's
,Wm. Keeler'rt paibt rhop, between Second
d Third street....l.
'Yard. 11-life barn, Cf.:11151.1 . /4 Very stable.
iltryant'e carriage I stiori;' dwelling Image and
eksin.th currier slain and Elizabeth!
recta. 3. ,
.1
'Means' 6tort!, bv M. li:tugly, Chtnya
rniture store. 2.
Ward k 3lontanye d barn, (Dusbrow'ti hotel
mated), Dec. 11, 1.870. Franklin Steamer i
! L ed first time at fir, 1,
\lSultivan's'barn, Notte's barn, Sullivau'a hotel
and A..T. Noble's house. Dee. 21, 1870. •
i
Maekinson's house] shop and ' harn, Beidlez
antis !loose, Noble's bottle. 5. , ' l •
Pr W. CoWell's store and market. 2.
liitby Ilouse. 1.
.
'George bloffit's barn. I. ,,
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Illoqch's old honso, Bridge street. 1. '
Sol-T:ooperlonso, owned by J. Holmes. 1.
Wickham's barn, tioconiliime. 1. -•-
lie.nno.dy's ds*elling house. 1.
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'),I1. B. Coolkaugh's bri, over the river. 1. 1
1 . 11-s and Hentanvo ii barn, Northern Libet
ti- s. 1. .
1 ,0 1 - ,
wer Depot Pa. - k N. X. B. ILO". 1. , 1
• owe near the upper depot. 1.
Rouse neii-thi) Barclay Depot. 1.
l as
ota br i e n o nm an ix d 70, ,, b . ui1 1 dizi .1. 0
dtisiroy ,
. eery Decker's dwelling houto, Cl
I. ,- - 1. -
1 otal numbet of fires 63. I
• 1 . i t i .‘ i
tams from the lest Norlh
Gazette
--Pam% 11. Ilurro7.—Prof..ll
rox, who for the past four lead has ' n Prln
ciPal of the . Troy Graded School, las week ten
dered Lie resignstion to the . Bch I Board,
which they accepted. lie has accep the of
fcrrof the School lW.rd at. Waverly , . Y., to
take the trincipaliship 4 the Gra de School
wi f e
there, it a salary. of $1,600 per y at.. Prof.
Burros . , who is a:gradaate of tie Gollege,
at Lima, N. Y., came' here -from Markhain.
Canada, where he was principal of a high school
4r Institute, and during, ociouni he* bas
been an active xtill exer worker. e*dilly
in the direct bm of the seize& My% of the
efflokilaci of his management Au resulted from
the'admirable *tom which -he introduced at
tint, and which with its code of roles. and zeg
iilailons, has made the school Oil" of the best
conducted in the State. He has unbounded
enthusiasm in the conduct of & School and in
the results attained.
He has been ietnarkab successful in =Ring
cur people on - the imbj of the school,* potut
i lk
upon which they were m divided when be
came here. In the Methodist Church be has
been a very icily° member, and as imperin
fcrideni.of its I/ebb:it/verb:al has been doing, a
great deal of effective work. We trust that he
May find his neW field of .! labor' suited to. him,
tclmay find ti renard according ,to his merit.
ng his 'stay - , Troy Graded School has been
in a Piosperons condition, and it has - reached a
high rank among educational institutions.
I In accepting the reilguatiOn, the School
Board adopted the following resolution :
. I Besolced, Thatit is with sincere regret that
We have accepted theretrat/on of Prof. H. H.
.Htitton,'who has, durin our year* of labor at
the head of the •Troy Won Graded School,
proved himself in all respects s courteous gen
tleman and an leamipllalted teacher. To the
school he has given general satishetion, and to
his untiring efforts wo attribute the success of
the school. ' , • 1 - 1 -
—l'osrznor Br.os. 131.41.—The work of re
building• the bblldings of Pont:icor 13n05., on the
Site of tbose burned, is iapldly proceeding un
der the . direction of S. H. Clang, of Elmira.
The block, plans of whili havebeen drawn by
Mr. Cutax, 191 be a lino one, and the fact that
It is only two stories in height, will not be al
lowed to injure its general effect. The block
Will bo of brick; with ornamental Iron pillars,
from the willi-known, 1 patterns of awns &
Crarr; now owned by REID & Coorzn, of Elmi
ra. These will i be cspPed with an ornamental
galvanized 'iron sub•cOrnice, while the block
will sustain above a hesvy cornice of the wane
material. The-block will contain' three stores,
each seventeen feet bt . sixty feat inside; two
itOries high, with s firat- ate deep collar„andl an
ornamental balustrade' on the top of the block.
The brick work will bb thirty feet in height,
and an arched balustrade sei , en feet by twelve 2
over each shllre • The /ewer fronts will be pro
irided with no french pliteiglais windows and
.s,:.orc y c an tiro upper story °Leach store with a
larg -pillared, t/ipk) ItindOw, with ctntre
arch. The front mill bo 4ld In Horseheads
brick, and will be painted and sanded. "When
Completed the' Pomeroy Block will bo it:l-orna
ment to the street. -The upper stories of -two
id the stores will be divided into offices on the
front. - I • )
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—Max Ert.hr.o.—A l uau whose name is un
known to us , was killed at the Austinville Iron
Mine, on Tuesday, l Shout 11 o'clock. While
working In the mine, it mass of rock of several
tons weight, fell without warning, and , instant
lynrashed him," Ho Was a young man of about
twenty-five years of age, was understciod to be
in Englishman, and had come only the Satur
day before &on/ Mahanoy City, where, ho had
been at work. ',
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—Ouo of the Eureka Mowers, made at the
Towanda Mowing Mathine Works, has for sev
eral dads been . attracting attention on, the
grounds of the Entetpriso Mannfacturifto.
Ifis a largo wheeled, i stout-bnilt machinVaiot
particularly ornamental, but looks as if naado
(or service. Its peculiarity is that ,it has a di
rect draft, the cntter-har runnkr o m just behind
the !lotus, and cutting a wide swath . of some
thing likii'five.feet and a half. We are glad to
aeo home iork iellinq to the farmers of this
region
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! —Nzw Cuunea.—The plans for the now
Methodist 1 g arrived, n
ethodhit Church ha work, will be
commenced as soon a the bills of timber are
receivett The bail g Will be a beautiful one,
thirty-foir by sixty et, with a
the
ninety
feet high. ,It will be located on the p sonag .‘
lot on Itellington streit, and white a neat and
ornamental structure, very convenient in its in
terior arrangementai• The work of hauling
stone has been begun for the basement. Wo
believe it is in contemplation, to tear down and
remove the old chure and to threiv the lot in
to market. • • ,
1
I —The Lodge of G od Templar at Leona,
have done ii, highly co Mendable thing in form
ing the nu?leus of a library. They have pur
chased about thirty v i elnines, in the main an
excellent selection .anfl .of great variety, and
they intend to mill to this library from time to
time, of the beat and most interesting works.
I „
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1 ". -,. .. =*‘(!t 0
--aiessrs.,- - -E011,43E r. MONIIOE, of .
pylvania, hive put up ;the frame of a fine two
story building, 21hy 2•1 feet. It is intended for
1
a store, and will also tie. used Co accommodate
,the Fogs Once. I We and glad" to •'notko the
'prosperity of our frie da, and trust they will
!find trade improving they spread their tier-
Iders.' 1 -
• .
—We regret terlear that T. U. Ansow, of
_Sylvania, received soy
i re injuries in falling from
(lie barn of Gen. DIVEN, in Elmira, while ad
justing ono of hid•patent hay carriers. . '
. Chan/-
. d D. L.
Alloy on
I et and
.ad et
ml En
!.eeti rear
line used
(1 barn,
lEEE
Tots.
op. M
on M.
n street
. Me,sne
T.!:)tal
RIME
btior Bridgo,
oginettscti first
cot, uJth of-E.
s' barga,used for
loner llaTu and
set's. blacksmith
lieu. Elizabeth
r Parionale,
recta. 1.
cer, soratkof bo:
in :as t , 'et 1.
1 ' '
8W). 1.
lins, Sky, Lf2.lvis,
THE call for-the Republican Colin
tx Convention and llsti of Vigilance Committees
together vitt' several other articles, aro mil
voidably 'crowded out his week, but will appe . 1 0
in our next issue. • 1
mpbta A:
et, bet...vain Pine
stir Lin-ta, Hod Fair and Festival
next wee,'Tuesday,,Vlednesday and Thursday
i Splendid 'smoked ham, for
family usa, at s.leVam9 S EpwanDs*.
119.- Specia! bargains in Black
Bilks, at EVANS
•
Lin-ta'llo , n Fair and Festi
Tat nest 4,ek, Tuesclat, WednCaday and Tb nra
Aar.
:ter Gronnd I'laster -on hand a
31yerbburOlills. I •
eau; Every new; publication can be
found oil Cana Eholvt.
tar Spring style Silk Hats at H.
TALon's. '
Didr C. F. Caos3 Iliis just opened a
fine. : assortment of nOn, chromos.
A. largo fastiortment of Brack
ct. ju,t . received at i , 1 FIIOST t SON&
tom. That Doracistic Broad at Scorr,
A: Co.'s, snits everybodly.
FINE ,DuEssmi CAsz.—Chambei
Suites, at Fnosr .V, for fifty dollars.
tom. Several valnabla Farms and
nouns and Lots for axle by 13►nnsrr & Tlim
TOHPEIN'S COUHTY WHEEL RAKE.—
Read abOut it carefully on second pagelor this
paper
gar Lin-ta Hoa© Fair and Feati
val next week, Tuesday, Wednesday and Times
day.
Mt— Firnily groceries bought with
special regard to the wants or this market, al
ways on hand at itICCABE EDWAnDS'.
VIE BEST WHEEL RAKE.—You ri ll
Sad reasons why, In R. 31. WELLs' card headed
Tornpkiu'a County Wheel Rake.
se. Valuable house and two lots
for sale—pleasant locality—near -the Episcopal
Church. Inquire of Jaxics WOOD, EIOCItOr of
ISAAC MIZA.
str Farmers, look to ypnr inter
.
ests. Bee reasons why l tho T. 0. Wheel Bak()
la tho best In nse. Yoa will find them on see
rind page of to4liy's lisioarra.
I=l
antnnt•e
MCCABE Ar• EDWARD ' have a
full 'apply of Itaist's celebrated garden seeds,
in balk or irismsll qualities.
1 - By no posail i Alitl , can wall pa
paper be so cheaply poschased,,anywbere in
this section, is at C. P. came. .
z flier
=I
itir Teachers of l music , can piar..
chase Sheet Mule and ?twin Books at Teach.
era' rates, at the Tetnple of Mtudo, Towanda,
Pa. ' -
*air All persons indebted to J. Q.
Flour & Sons, aro notlfl4 to call and settlu it
owe: All aooougto ronsalning mottled air'
August Luna bgloollectid. , ,
,-.
July 17 , 1873 -- 3 w. %. ti
MN
BUSMEOS LOCAL.
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Btrammet, Vational Hay and
Straw Clatters, for oda 14" .: '
illtztuctow &Daiuwnr.
,30. Defilers i i StringsHvnil, do,well
taiga at the Temple pridosie; where they will
gad a large maorkaaat of iteneh,Cierman and
Italian Strings, atlikkat York peke* "
MoCABE di EDwAnDs havp the
largest Wrote° of teU ever waled in this mar
ket, which they aro selling very low.
Wszann.—We want six girls to
work bottoming ti t tle sat &Alm
• J. O. PAM' It Sons
1 Farmers alwaie find a sure
market, and " ; the higdost prices for product),
eggs ind butter, at McCue & Etrcurcel-
- A large assortment of Ameri
can Cook and Parlor Stores, at
PEmourron Sr. Ramose&
ger ;fob work executed at this of
fice, rewires the highest encomiums from she
hest critics.
.
IMII6 New styl ?s - 11reas • Goods,
Shawls, Jape, SIMEO, Papules, Plqu'es ind• Prints
at Ems do Etmotirrifs.
sor The cheapest" place in Towan
da to bny your Hits and Bonnets is at-Mrs. J
D. HELL% Griffith & Patton's Block, TO4randi
itek. We beveled received !a new
stock of tags, which wo can print on tho abort-,
eat notico at tho lowest tides.
oft.' Photographs $1 per dozen, for
a few 'days only, at Luxms' Noielty Gallery, In
south Biala street. Blake etc and got thorn
while you tan.
•
Mir Ladies, take advice when
you go down town, step= to Mrs., Mums'
rooms of fashiom___W dol , i't ask youio buy.
,
Mg. All persons :indebted I to • me,
ate rognested ti make 14knodisto payment.
E J. B. JOINI3pN.
set. Have you tfied• any of that.
superior pastry Sour, which Heel= &
wmatei have •miumfactufecl especiPili kir this
market? Got & sack an 4 try it.
isr Persons wishing to purchase
Beal Estate of any deserfption. should call on
Bsirrixrr k PIACI', Insitanco and heal Estate ) ,
Agents and Brokers.
advertiiement of GE6II4E
Surrn, in another col4Enn, for calves and
lambs.
July 3,1873-2 w. 0
SEir Now is a, Ood time to got
your letter•heads,' encglopes and bill-heads
printed, and the Brxciirran office is a good
place to get them exec+l._
Fou SALE.:—Tlidi vacant lot just
north of the Episcopal karsona g e. Enquire °of
OVERTON & ELEBItEk.
- 106. - Coitsza & 3ooxs 'have more,
cheaper and better Iteots and Shoes, than
were over before ccere4 for sale in Towanda. •
Mr A. F. Co .Es has opened a
bakery and grocery steile opposite the Epis
pal Church. People livlng,in the upper end
town, will find this estaldishment a groat con
venience. I f 4
.
WI- Mrs. Wo ,
onuurF would invite
particular attention fir ),,,ho ladies to her elegant
assortment of new gO'ods,, compriiing every
. . in her line.
Mathusliele, Weber, Hoffman,
4nlckgrbocker,. and other Pianos for sale cheap
and on 'easy • terms, atCor.z., PASSAGE k Co.'s
Tomplo or Music, Towanda, Pa.
Wt. A full line of White Goods,
Table Linens, liapkins:;; Towels and Embroider-
EVANS S: HILDBETII'S.
•
es, at
Bridge-st.
. .
stir The 'place 0 buy a first-class
Cook or Parlor Story, at at ' -
1 :' ,- ' PidimmoN .1: D.tortows, -
-o, i.
.Orwell, Pa.
Ng. Mrs. E. L. Woonnurr has re
moved her stock oflllttery Goode to the
rooms recently occupy:l by Mrs. GAnvm, over
Loso's store, in Patton's block.
La. JOSEPH Ire Nf-w- Furniture
Store, on Bridge stree, , is the placo to buy your
Furniture, and be wigoe'll goods as cheap as
they can be bought is Towanda. . ,
•
voL. Mrs. J. D.tHux, beisig about
to remove her u►ltn4ry StorO, will sell her
stook °fret the loivest‘pricee:
Griffith it Pa.ttcm'a Block, Bridge-St.
• -
If on hat!) never tried tiny of
the So nor •old Javatpo ffee which Einem:is it
EDWAIthS arc supplyink to their cnitomers, go
get some at once. It is browned to perfec
tion and they grind it 10 order.
ge.. LAZARUS ifi,i , r 7iMonnts, mqnufac
nrefs of those celOtated tipeq.acks, have
changed their agenof from .1. Efiiiusanee to
war. A. Criauner.t.aneet •
ser-The best Ice to buy Sash;
Blinds, Doors and all 'ill, of Lumber, is at
;Fnosr &Boss. Fibto on Charles street. Of=
'flee 107 Main street. They sell cheap for cash.
ter Wo are 'now - selling the- We=
ven Wiri; Mattress at sl6,oo>Bliew are the
cheapest spring beds hi the world. Why don'
you (fall at F 11032 & Sais and try ono?,
Nonci...—The; business • places of
this borough will clOuccreaftcy Soptem•
her 40, at 8 o'clock r. Si., Batnr4y eiening ex.
cepted
q .
1,,05 . r.-L-On Main street, between
Tox'd-, Iltneun'a,, and nAIIND,' ILL 4 & H Mar
ket,,
a black, white an l 1
yellow e.riped Shawl.
The finder will be euiti(bly rewarded by leaving
the shawl at Bloterisves Store!.
te. If you want, a first-class Par
lor Stolle, got the Ligiit norm, on hang and .
for sale by - •• ' Pzistitsrols& Dannow, ,
Orwell, Pa.
seer Why ran tote risk of an acci
dent, when you can geij a ticket good fors3,ooo
in,cluso of death, for 20cents d: by ceiling
on ruANK Bur
ter Mrs. itist re
curned from Now York with s large' supply of
Millinery snd Ladies' tarnishing Goods,' in all
the newest styles and iStest novelties. Opening
day Tuesday, int-1115.F; • tf.
t®. George food & CO., Taylor
& Farley and Jubilee Organs, aglow prices and
easy•terma of payicaeut i Send for* circulars, or
call to see and hear tbkiro at thlrTemple of Mu-
sic of COLE, PASSAGE 4,C0. • ,
stir Biu tna & 7f.T mfpuid Call the
attention of the publio to the fact that their
market is always sop lied with tho choicest
steaks, roasts,ismb pork, sausage,
fish, etc. They arc no receiving daily stoilies
of fine fresh oysters, which, they offer at whole
sale and retail at the try lowest rates
Mr, F. J. CALlCitis has moved his
Book Store into the roam just cot of flercnr's
Bank, and communicating with the Post Office.
His stock of tine statiolitery, school and miscel
laneous books, wall pater and Thncy goods has
never been excelled in : market.
. •
Taxman'? 3LtaitmE lizialits —Own
era of Horse Powers aijcl Threshing •Machines,
should+attein4 once to obtaining repairs for
the same. Call upon Xi. Wir.azslef Towan
da, who pays much at tention to Threshing Ma
e Joe repairs. • .
isar Daring the next 060 days we
soil. goods ••cgardlcio of coati, and will make
Prices toinit all, in oiler to make room hir
goods of our OWil mito4sciare ; now is the time
to buy. W. 0. Elm Boss;
May, 7, 13. . ;Main street.
•
aft. It is not gonorallknown that
H. C. WarrAzeri, at thq Book Bindery over the
Berenice office, mikes Blank Books in any
yle of ruling and biding desired. If you
ant a new . Ledger, .TOrirnal or Docket, give
hint a call.
Heauk r aminciut Atpa l - 140020i
onniam-41.1111. W iuiiXl 61 mowed:lA:7 supply ,
thois wishful; to by, 117111434 411/41 2 1 / 1 11 / 2 with
the gory bat muldnei iv two. 'svasaasit
Mantua's Sind unstsigod *hrosldng
Machines 'made 'a . specialty. 'Pew Usti and
Cfrnulars Suppllid to iTappliatitta.
Tesn ar ple o "Pl i Musio, r keep Aa ra ill lar k .°:;l ge las4 a rtunsn tlike it
of
Violins; enitarif t Accordions, Fintis i litel, Pic;
colos,Driunkilarnionicons, Trirarnlag s !'ilitrings
etc., etc., which they are se ll ing at 20 per cent.
loss thin such goodi ,wens -crier ebld in this
market. I ' I
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Tim Bunicis splendid ,
Self-Baking Independent tiesper..! This is to
contplete machine. fad the fa/metes of 31riede,
(Ord been esti:Tiled with this Reaper in •1972;
they couldhave successfully cut nine-tenths of
the oat crop of the county. Price 4150, For
sale by ° It. 11.1irstaxs.
The r largo • demand for the
Eurekk,Mower, has necessitated the putting
in Of additional machinery, and the . .muting of
the manufactory, day and, night. A), delu iq
ukenced now by those Mho wish top:rebut
mowers, u orders can be filled at an 'bour's
notice.
TO TUE 'LADIES OF TOIV4;TD4 A.liD Vl
coirrir.—Mrs. E, J. Moms has tblili.rgest and
finest assortment of =Merit pni /fincY Goode
ever brought into Towanda. iAl.ao V. large as
sortment.' of Ladies' ' and Chihli:via'. 'Wadi-
Blade 'Rats, of the latest styles, Hosiery, Cor
sets, Bustles, Hoop fikkta t Beat anti Imitatioik
'Hair Gonda r :et Jewelry, eta.
is. ProfessOr Melt flooliALL, Nall
known to'mantor cur citizens, willgivo ono of,
hie inimitable perfoimances on the Violin and
rano, at Blemnii Hall, Priday•.crening, July
18. As a Violinist, - Ida attainments ~aro of 'the
highest order. - oonaidered by =Many to equal
OLE Bali, and aka Pianist, he ichloves
fully many of BLIND Tox•s most diilicult
I '
Lions..
KrnnY Two-Wurri. MotTx.—The
subscriber offers this splendid MeWer, for the'
third season, to the fermiers of Bradford. Tho
Kirby is an excellent Blower ; works well on all
surfaces, where Any =mink , machine can be
used, eithei at fast •or slow speed; ind In all
ids and conditions of grasS. Very easy on
both team and• driver, It is a Machin() that
pleases the farmer.
4 iM JAI. WELLEB
No. 3 ilerenfa Block, Towanda.
Mama.. INsTrrtlrE.-4 gtisical In
btltute will be held it the churcl4 in Sheshe
goim,commencing tho 28th inet.i and ending
the evening of the Bth of August, with concert.
Sessions Ba. ar. and 71r. u., eaelt:day. Ternia,
ono dollar per pupil.
All, ydung or old, desirous of iniproverneiit iu
thin "noble art," are invited to a4end. A)ho
rough drill will bo experienced.
TREE AND PLANT SIVINDL.ER..--4 am
informed Hal certain fruit tree agents are can
vassing this county, for "Utah ~ cherties,':,
"Grant Pears," and
." Celfaa Peaches," repro-
F.; 'iv them to he vory;prolific. !I have exam
.el all the catalogue!' of the leading nursery
me g, and.fail to find anything of the hind laid
from which I infer that tha names given
these trees aro fictitious, arid calculated to de
ceive tho people. The trees whieh lam offer
in,
ig for sale are warranteltrue to name, and I,
bind Myself to rectify all mistake's. The people
should not bo gulled into paying extravagant
prices for worthless trees. H. Pm.
- ernEAT ELSTERS MENAGERIE, 141IISE
-64 Cinutrs CARAVAN.—ThiB Oaridesl of all
modern canvas oxhibtious, which havo'creatcd
such a furore throughout the NOrth and South,
last season, will be hero soon. 7tyis justly con
ceded by all who have seen it to :be thd great
est of all traveling shows. ' Its n f Oher cages
is four times as many , as aro usually seen in the
ordinary menagerie, and its areitic attractions
aro thrice as great as usually displayed iu cir
cus entertainments. That it is' the mastodon
of tip, Period all — who have seen iC confess. As ,
a giant toners above his fellows l so it overtops
and'places in the abode all otherexhibitiops of
this, 'ago of its popular class. To enumerate
the Manifold attractions of this Gisliah of shows
would require more space that; - vis can allow,
hence we refer the reader tb the small bills and
mammoth many.:colorcd posters adorning the
walls around the city. --Louisrilte ixtiger, March
Ist.
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J QUEg--RARE.-LAt , tho residenco of his
rotbOr in ,Tankliannock, Silly 3, by Rec.
L. Rico, Mr. Eugene D. Jaqlca of Lemon,
o Miss Phebe G. stake, of Wyalustng, Brad
- urd county. 4 .
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VINGDOY. - 2-Francia Donglais Bovingdon,
.f spinal meningltis,.agedi G years and .4
onths.
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Npavous DEBILITY.-4, depressed,
irritable state of mind ; a weitki . nervous, ex
hausted feeling ; no energy or; animation ; con
fi#Cd head,-weak memory, often- witltdebilitat
ing, Involuntary discharges. Tbq consequences
of excesses, mental overwork; or indiscretions.
This Naavons Dana= finds to otereigts ears
in' HUMPHREY'S HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
28. tt tones up the systeni; arrests dis
charges: dispels the mental gloom and despon
dency, laid rejuvenates the entirp system. It is
perfectlytharmless and always efficient. Price
ss' for a packsgo of five boxed and a large $2
vial of pdwder, which is important in old, seri
ous cases; or $1 per single hi:m.l, 'Sold by ALL
druggists, or sent by mail on reeeipt of price.
ddreas, CLIII.K It Foams.
South end Ward House, Towanda, Pa.
OWANDA , 314R1ETS
WIIOLESALE PItICFS.
Corrected every weaneemay,b3*,l G. B. PATCH
subject to changes daily. I • J
BY°.
Wheat, IR busb -
• ' El 60 0 1 'JO
.
114 hush .
. 63
Buckwheat. V bush ' /.. 76
Corn, * bush. , ,
Oat". il busb;
J . ii
Beans, * bush....
' .
.1 po el 2 'OO
Butter ( roue ) ' p ll ' 4.-: @ , 21
do 1 (dliry,)* lb now 4 24
.
Eggs„lll doz .... t • ;
, t ' •18
Potatoes, 11l buelkinew 2 00
Flour, . bsrrel/..,', '' 050910 50
Onions. Pbush 1 ' 200
WEIPII2I or 'Onars.-15heat CO lb.
..: f
Corn,sB lbs.;
Bye 66 lbs.; Oats 52 lbs. • Barley 4( lbs.; Buckwheat4s Ibs.• Beans 62 lbs.; Bran 29 lbs,; Clover Seed 60;
lbs. ; fin:tally Seed 44 lbs. ; Dried' Peaches 33 lbs.;
Dried Apples 22 lbs.. Flu Eked po the.
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' New Advertisem t ents.
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QIISQUEHANNA COLLEGIATE
INSTl'EuTri.—The Fall torn of the Swipe
harms Collegiate Institute will boaftrance• Monday.
August 25. 1873, when now clasies[will be organized
in the different departments. During the ensuing
year no effort will be spared to lake the Inatruc.
lion thorough, the School rooms a d grounds pleas.
.ant, and the school in general in efficient than it
ever before has been, New Plfficemphical apparatus
will be added to the present collection. A cIYS will
be organized for the special begedt at those prepar
ing to teach. The instruction in this class will bo
practical, not only *lading 'methods of inatrue.
tion..school government, die., bortilso *wild daily
drill in all the branches taught/1u the schools iof
County. Tuition, eight dolhul.: To save expense
text btroks, the same as throughout the County will
be need.
Those intending to teach, prepare for business, or
college, or to complete a course Of study, will find
good facilltieS in this school. Inttion from four 14 .
eleven dollars per term. aqcording to the studies
pursued. Board, four dollars : pei r week. FOr fur
ther particulars address the riga pals.
'G. ItYAN,
; E. F:
Susqitehanna Collegiate Institute, Towanda, Pa.
MILLER pox, Pres't Board Trustee...
WYOMING SEMINARY ' AND
CORAIEBOIAL COLLEGE. One Of the
largest schools of the kind In the United States.
Teaches common and nigher English branches,
Painting, Preziclit; German,
tactics ; educates teachers. graduates ladles d
gentlemen in Ave courses of study.
Commercial College, , ,boolur taken directly from
business establishments telegrapldo Instruments.-
Fall term opens Sept. 3d . Send (f or a. catalogue to
Rev. D. COPELAND, A.. 1a., , or L. L. SPRAGUE,
Kingston. Pa.
AIIDITOWS Iti the
matter of the estate of B. g Van Allen, dee'd:
In the Orphan's Court of Ilradfold County, No. /2;
Feb. Tenn, 1872. •
The undersigned, an Auditor LAppOinted .by said
Court to distribute (ands in the Unds of:the ad
miniatratrixortU :attend to the !duties of , his said
sppointment; at his_Adlce „In Troy Borough, an
MONDAY. AUGUOT 23, IN&imbero an persons
having claims. against aid funds mutt present
them duly authenticated for settlement, Or bo for
ever debarred from coming in noon the same.
Troy.
VNOOBAN.
July 21, 1873. . t Auditor.
VOR SALE.—A, BARE chance for
a PRACTICAL lifWer.) The large Steitra
FLOURING and PIASTER mu situated'tn Tawas.
da Borough, Is now offered for sale at .a bargain.
For further particulars, apply td or address
r SCOTT.
' • Trustee.
-Towanda 24. '73.
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ICITASTE4.—A supply of Fresh
il. Oround Elute; f 0 ## i by N. A. BOIM
WELL. , i . fkA.9.13.,
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E. F. Gotax4.
Teachdy.
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F°it SALE—A Valuable IFattn.
Oie of the very beet and most desirable farits
In Bradford Cganty, within 10 miles of the co - JAIY
seat, is bffered for sale so low that the quality land
price will sell it. It is situated in Burlington ,and
within llve minutes walk of the center of that Baia'.
ing koriangh; ball way from Towanda to TroY on
the Sugar Crea. It contains cites 200 as o 4 the
very beat land in the State; about 10 scree of ;bot
tom lands on the sum creek flats and the' upland
I f
is unraipass for ' all binds of crops. Fine t,
plenty cif watt '. All the buildings and imp *-
month deeded, * good brick dwelling houi, th
barns, shops, Ac. Title perfect. roseate ven
at once; It will be sold at a great bargai to ' the
purchamler. Address . JOHN A. CODD $ 41j
July 1, '73.1 ! Towan . , Da.
A UDIT ).R'S NOTICE. - ' .IT.
14,v1 a Its Joseph Donghtery. In the CO' of
Common Pleas of Bradford County, No. 481 May 1;
1872.
The u i
ndersi.• 1 -
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gned hating been appo in ted by said
Court as Auditor. to distribute funds rats d rorn
sheriff sale °f i de:fondant's realest/de, will atte nd to
the duties of bt i ppoixitmelit at the office of Foyle
k McPheriou .the Borough of Towarida'' on
•THURIECDAY (the 7th day of AUGUST, - 187.2, a 'one
o'clock in th e afternoon of Said day, at whi h 0
ir
and place all parties concerned are required to • re.
1.
sent their claim* to the auditor or else be ebkrred
from shkring 1n the distribution of the fund , . •
I , . • - 1931: FOYLE
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At-the oid sn4 in Myersburg . Pa., has pro ' .I
himself rith * and improved inachinerY, . .
now prepare tti do all work in his line in a lin . -
or manner ia llease give' bins • call, ea he fti . 0
his work a be done fairly
,and honestly, and ••
satisfaction his customers. I .V
June P , 18711402 -_ WM. A. 1111NEKCp.
NE
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' -Dame to enclOstire of
on or about the 2ithl daY of
E tA th&an . I either,
June, a bright Bay Mare, a little under-medium
size. The ()fuer will please-come forward, prose
property 4pa charges and take her Sway, or ;she
will be disposed. of according to law. I ,
Springl ,
iOll, I l A. HAWLET,
July 1, 13:
KEYSTONE LIGHTNING ROD:
T. T. K INSEY'S PATENT.. I
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bellig 0. pure Copper, which is found to
bottle beat nductor or electricity, and constraCted
so as to Ire kitten surface than any rod In Wei .
G. W. ' , Fif We place, is agent, and .aollCits
the patroMs o of those wishing Bode, . Weather
Vanes and 8 e.
-Towanda, one 4. 187 a.• •
TOA Ei WATS.. •
Um.. IiODESSOII. would respectfully
form thu s. cs;of Towauda and vicinity that eho is
prepared to tocumfactorsoll kinds of Artiflciad lair
at reasonable prim. such Sul Switches; Braids, Curls
Prdf. FriSze, As; tc., either from combings or Pre.
pared hair. Residence on Third street , north of the
Catholic Church. MI orders promptly ittendedto.
Sattafacticiu guaranteed.
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ablerates, shipped by express as ordure ^ —
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and trout ponds. -offers his sorvices;to
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it to ponds .: 23 cents; Seato tickets. SI.
Yor fuß craters call on or address
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