0
tadfotd quiet
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Towanda, Thursday s Aug. i s 1878.!
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
REAnts, ask your, neighbor to sub
rcriUo the BrPOILTEM. _
- WE PEEPAY the postngo on the RE {
I t`I,TES. to 911 subscnbere )this county.
• S. W. ALYORD has been eleeted
I motiatorial delegate' to the. Republican Shie
Qincention
Wm, EiNciaLEy, of Standing Stone,
lithe contract ;for building abridge over the
river in Elmira. '.!".
spEctAL train on the S. R :E.
I: . :,l•brought.' eeveraf 'hundred people tlio
.how; on Monday ' •
11: P. Res', we notice, is ,a eandi
'date for the Republican nomination fot:ileprn-,
eentative of Wyoming county..
=MI
EyMil. PoOtulaster in the county is
authorized to receive sabscriptikis to tho Be.
rourEn; at club Tates, Tree of postge. '
Tiro!:;. J. EFGHAII, of Sullivan corm;
ty, liastnsen elected % delegate to, the . Reptibli 7
Can Stain Convention. "
.MONTAISYE' store-is undergoing re
pairs, Which will make it one of the most at
tractive busines placcs.in Towanda.
A cbraiEsroNDEsT of the Eintz Ad
itisc74 says Miss daughter of Iter.
A. A. MAIIPLE, of Scranton ? is the btlle at Crys
talSpf:ings. ' !
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A'ith: editor' of 'the Journal advises
mothers to keep their daughters home, in the
, r , renin - Funny; ain't . it. that MACE should
''
take r .. 0 much interest in the girls. :i
Ir Alm WED I B'g, ehasactef for .lion
,.
:csty wal-_not wlllestabliidied, the people of this
county w_ould blipect :him of a 'surrender
~ to
PL - ri_n, from the articies , in the Canton Sentinel.
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Tii: rtlaioi that, S: C. A.T.1N....1 0 .4 ;
7.. Ft.,
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fattier of el - I
-Sheriff cANFLEET, (died on Tuesday
niornior Licit, .nay incorrect. :The old
,geptle
man had a slight 'e troke of paialysis, bntifs re-
MI
covering
•WE iiA.rr. received fioni 4r. A. F.
(..,.w.LEK No cakels "Persian Healing or Pine
Tar .tioap,' which said to be an excellent Wi
lt t article: anti al, certain cnre for .cnfapeous
~
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TIIE, Brhi - comes Ifo - us . this week
42 ,, n.4icti. , rably ( nlarged. {Thisimproyerrnent in
; la'pa ,c
per 'an ti - idenet . 2.lth'at its patronage is
Inc:\
Pasing,*and that th • i prospering
~;iisi;ci~Uc
Tiff_ tri is charged
with the . ‘ne li'ytle gill at Fall Creek,
‘lll n.tnt off at,SePteralOr tering. The prisoner
sanguine that he will 1-.)e
. A DIMiII.ICEITL row occurred 'here
dap, in which Pplicetuati - lANE6 igot
yer:v r ,, nglily handled. Several arrebts have
1, 11 ipode. of parties chaiged,with tieing im.-
}qii.,:oca iu the.t.hanlefnl'ati4ir, The guilty par
tit -12 ,, j11,1 Lr tei - ettly punished.
4
tiAEV. 11 :11.: ..lieti"r-ktnEr.r . wiil preach
Itect.:ir of Christ Church,
this o'n eyii lung i art. •
Ili. c il! i•pter tipi , n his duties as pastor of the
Chr.rdiif the ..I.s'cension,lFall laver, Mass., on
no• Sunda . r. - .
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J. y. JJ 031
M. TPKINS, bfScrnll-
Y
h i tre purchased the East Towanda axe'
and'a nuiuber of building dots in the
A ii ;lilt: (11 the Theirwill at once erect
dwc!inigs for Mica. NOlionan, ati - drii.:e the It-
MEM
FZZ2
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WE 'TESDEIZ our thanks to F. ..T.-
c., 1:::s, of the ttook Sidre and Nf.we 1t , ..0tn,
sa/: Leantiful i riath of Cere.als, in a niagnifi
r, lit:triune. tie Believe the w-reatli is the iiandi.
u..rk of Mrs. C , and it ecrt iinly refltet; credit
111, ,, a her iikillana industry. It IS an ornament
h we prize very mueli: • -,
EEO
hl IXTTLE boy iamed.CIIARLES VAN
VANDEIirOOL. was
Inn by a Ilagfq]l , e„tded with gain,. on the
Caren;,.! en Saturday hist, 31J in-.
kille.l. Tfie•boy ri;a r •s riding upon a chain
r the while descendir"
the p. pa , -ing over his
r!7 , g •
IHM
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I'ORTEn limp, a sor t of PalLur KIPP
(liel (4 . con,impzio n in
-
I 1.4.• were
t.:imity • riturnds.y.
- r
from: Towahcla
ite ',it ani
de'
MI
MEM
was largely - and well rep-
At Ilital6ia.t, ttA.-ett...l:::•,r g'the
t that pelra',....r we Leti.eed, the
11 - ME:et r;: ant wife, E. 0.
:15., • 311, 0. . D. • IiMITLETi,
livr.frroN, jr;, }ha's
- T . :: air..rr,'..ltits and
IMO
MEI
1.1 I
ICON
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. P. W.CovvEr.t. r ilio at the res-,
11... r motlior. 31r=. 011 Friday'
II a• ror
ENII
1 - 0411 t1;:t MS:dI. , US and deceptive
;:, hithoygli a great
re 11.-r .:iftlict , t2ilith . Clrisq forti- .
•.r infant -: . i•r( ceded her to the
1. , 1- :I',ftvi month; since. She leaves
(•:.e child t , ) mourn•her
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11 - !: A IZI: nn , lcr oblionfolls
:4. t, II : , tL. :t!t and
s t z t nt .It: a I rt,t‘n publitlikn;
•‘:11 ,r
g The tutt!etr this
-- act
ILuinilwr t - tul - stit
lt.. toiA rnazh•
A :Intl xit tnttl c riylit..clit f I
~o.‘l, "r etantnendti.
in tut , lt'; ~t ;, contain: I
, 1 / 4 , ~ t t 0.1 , 2
r
liiia
Hon-
eittis tree Prtv,
the 1111;i1 lug mad
Mr. C. \\7:l.l.Lcorrn.
.? eft : •
310W(ir,
Gm);
by Manattornrer+. This mai
-r roanirpAel any on the gfou
(LI its licd. - ...t:(% - ricritly, well. Mr.
h as iaa:itert would- a music
iii.•itt. TI. , mgehuie ha; two drivin
,t , , , ?1'eu..-Lar, steel plate
bh.s , Ir:frr; atpl.is every way a
uar':a:b."
ED. I.I.I'.I'9IITER
;01 , 1 timn rattcr s,:rions
La; 1e. , 41 . ;: , ,ing "It f.ur the past fe l
tie I:. r:11-.A,curn part of 9Ur
„town
theywtleri-of an the ojrn,rs
t -e, !its that ~ ,m e of our shetf-biced
are in the of turning t
1 ill, ,1 : 1 111.11tT.SC'41:' ,, 11 on what is
‘l., • C or lerrci" in
try, "LI,. Lig 1,1-i...;t9
Thin thounta
thiS SulaEkix, to be - de
n.o.l•attli •.L.llurt!riArrics, to eireltinst
t inn.nt t"getiter a
co:or atile.alr,l,:ainn of peop,
IS accompanied alms:l
r4bly ~ tfi
bog cln•ep, ;and in a s
thtl kc LC:437I'W grow
I ,, atittfufly less." The wool growere,
ishing thi kind of treatment of thei
'ttock, determined to dri , ie the whole
ty from the woods at one 'dash.
they proceeded at ofice to scatter po
• •
~i
cast - from One end of the mountain to the other,
the result which was that some &Men or
more canine gentlemen " turned 'up their toes'
in One day. This of tonne aroused the In
and IndignatiOn 4 thq masters : of the dOg Yam
-
il7, ind the;y - rewired upon retribution. Ao
oordingli they plceeded to do what in some
instances the fanners had :neglected t o
n do,
namely, " salt that sheep," bAng careful eve
ry instance to Mix!a goodly . portion of .strych
nine with each basin:all of salt. , 'Asa natural
eonSequened, the old mountain- begins to smell
very strongli of tainted mutton.' 'Wbetber' this
'whim will eontinue as long as' the Kilkenny
cat tightorie cannot tell, bat as the whort*
berry picking is netarly st•an end for theason,
when people will no longer isin owtOon to
visit the mountain it is to bti' hoped that the
!trite will soon cease, and still leave little
wool and a little deg-skinlin the country.l
Piety Prczthesu
Albany, tut 4, 1873.
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THE .fulloTtring is an !extract from
the sawin this State, ' approved March 29;1869,
• .
for the preventios4f cruelty to .animals
Stenos L Any krson who 'shall, with this
Commonwealth, Tintonly pr., cruelly illitreat,
overload, beat, or therwise Abuse any
whether belonging to him or otherwise, or shall
keep or use, or in #ny way be connected with
or interested in the management of, orlishall
receive money for the admission of any person to
any place kept for the purpose of fighting or bait-
Ina' any, bull, bear,(dog, cock, or other cteatup,-
end every person Who shill encourage, aid or
assist therein, orWho shall permit or Buff* any
place to be iso kept or watt, sha ll be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor, and on being convict
ed thereof before lay alderman or magillo‘le,
shall be tined by the said alderman or magis
trate for-the first offense in a sum not less ;than
ten - do ll ars, nor mere than twenty dollars.; and
far the second and every subsequent offence,
in a sum pot less •an twenty nor excetiding
fifty dollars. ;-
•
nipme..:s4LN4• idak of mow ing
machines, ,took place in Sheshequin, on Tues
daY of last week. [Although Most of the hay is
cot; the exhlbitimi drew together a large num
ber'of farmers an ethers interested in agricul
tural tnachthery. I Tlte were four fi rst-class
machines entered: th Eureka, by S. D. 3IAD
DE2i ; Young Warrior, by 0. pJ KINNEY and C.
Hoc eoarn ; Clipper, by CitAILLES Ihresvx ;
Wood, by Jos. To4vrren.
A:good deal of
farmers against • the Ettrika,
but Mann= ,00n6onvinced the most skep
tical that it was fully equal if hot superior GI, all
competitors. All the Machines worked
bly,' and we are not surprised that farmers were
at aloes to decide whiCh was the beat. To our
mind, however; t z e i Eureka , haa several points
of aicedence whi commend it to the favorof
the pablie, and
farmers. It has al
easier for' the te:
leavi:s the hay in
and manufactu
of breakage any p
delay. I
The Young Wa riot, Clipper and Wood, are
all excellent machines, and we, do not desirC to
say ;one word which might 'militate againt
either of them, o thereltable•gentlemen
resenting them. , .
itsONAL.--1.
ed busizless m
ADaars 1
ing lOrage for the
place; .
—P. F. ilenoc
of Pe &N. Y. R.
leave.of absence.
—AlvAir E. CUA
Cust4m Hciase, isl
ALvAtt is a
H. paLowi;
of City Point, Va.,
last. :3lr. .
StateConcentibn,
week. He is a soul
of T.nrcarora'.
—J,lldge Moano
Montrofie on Frida
•
--Trozos llotcq
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a'fl 3.1i53 Pr
—H. P. Goo Dur
Dxr - rilcil, of Phila.
—Mr, and Mrs
cer Springs to•dap,i
11.-WOOURC
nun' arcrsigiting fr
Mlffill
ner, it , in town, an
Wedticsday
S. STE
t;unnifer :viiration
'Liar of deed
Oftice':'for the week :
Sabluel Hulett*.
Shesh!equin twp:, I
Chs. J.
)n, SO 'acres, colisi(
' J. 31orit•oe.,Smith, 1
Slnr.ix :uf„, t,iip., 50 act
) j
t$
twp., '5O aorc, consi
Maiy E.,. Sabin to
twp., Ipt, c.ot,sideraff
0. p.;.6.atlett aoe
cfril, fri, - . r.a.rla Low
Itchira VatiDuz
r .
Staved}' and Sctith
8209.' 111
IV 41
7.1 4 . Tatchen
' -
J01 : 2 :1',(2; Welles to
rttl:glo,,t; c,nsitter
13.1;ry - r iatirl Jane V 1
Mtrirl:.lll4.l Pike t
aconveyltitc , 4 I
E. 4'..l'.:rk and
twp.,!.so,acri-1, cons
Wellete.WllCO to
&1111 4 iliel:44i011
Ira E. - ; Steplicus t
da township, 53 ac ,
T. and Wm
ny to,wnsddp,l
$2,20u
Lyrrna'n Matron 'to
51 aciug - , considerat
P::L.l'.larke
.....,
ttrp. , ' lut. cot i_
.iderai
WIIE4EVER thi
beet • esied, it has
tuiuras. .:The Bitig
of work at a i rei
F.
`.
The Eureka' qut equally close, and mow
ed aswath five feht .in width.] Its work was
done very handsomely, and act easily that the
team did not appcfai to mind the machine. The
direct drift is a feature peculiar, to the ' Eure
ka.' ,• The cutter-bar runs directly- in frontlet
the driving-wheel - 4; and the work is done in the
rearoaid not by the tide of the horses. The
team draws as easily and naturally upon it as
they' would uponalplow or a wagon, and travel
faster through stout grass thatl they would go
with' a plow through the soil that the machine
movis over. The putter-bar is in front of the
driver, and. he s 7 all obstructions and un
evenness readily. The machigielbccripies jdat
what space it is mowing upon, and when an Ob
struction is cleared er passed by the cutter-bar
it' is' also passed by the machine, Sind is sot en
countered the next time around Or in return
ing.' The. grass left in a standing position,,
and ',so loose that i is claimed it dries readily in!
favorable baying - eather, withcinispreadingor
stirring. The fact that one horse.; trails in the
grates appears to be no objection to the 'Euro
ks," because the lilxifs lean the grass in the Ai
rection the horse is going, and when the ma
chine returns froth the opposite direction, 0,
knivCiirein underinstead of on to it, and readi
ly cut every spear or - blade. ,The l 'simplicity in
its chneitrnetion, rendering it!not.liable to get
out pf repair, the lease anctrapiditY with which '
it does its work, the facility with which it pass
es obstructions, its direct draft, and. the equal
"support at each end of the cutter-har, render
ing it impossible tpr it to sag , out of line, rec
ommend the 'Eureka' as one of the most valu
ablemachines ever offered to the farmers, and
almosiwithout an Object tionsble undesirable
feature. • •
" The 'Eurekal machines aro manufactured •
at Poughkeepsie, N. Y., and Towanda, Pa. The
.Poughkeepsie manufactory his been in opera
tion-about five years.. •The Towanda company
was'organized last January, with a capital of
$lOO,OOO. S. D. Madden, Esq., President of - the
Towanda company, Was in the City. yesterday.
and'seports that both manufactories are unable
to fill. the orders ih the States of New York and
s
Pennsylvania. He considered proposition to
start a manufactory for the same •machino in
this city, as not only practical, but assuring - of
success, and Mr. Mosher, the facia and general
,agent., believes that a mannfactory is ceqain
to be established in this city." I.
to Mr.
(flicient
I.on•C of
11 Colton'b
,- , i, d nine,
rwi. In
,lll tor 0.
ion, and
ork, but
•fler im
and sikb-
in crlV
/a
ine trial,
l' ulster,
ma n
on, N. Y.
hide - was
d, and it
Holcomb
al instrn
-wheels,
guards,
ret-class
rinsing
Airover-
days in
between
Idogs. It
ra ibthis
leir sheep
.rmed — by
his conta
n has the
dy coy
nee that
classes,
e. Each
t incaria
r e family
ort' time
mall and
not rel.
Prc-Nic AT ItIESHOPPENI—Mr. Bdi
i
tor : "We arc to avo a pic-Me i on Thursday,
the 2lth lust., at atr
. ~ and Will be Om-
;:i
1:30
ed to have you join ns.7 Such vraa - the tempt
ing :laiasive, duly and formally siOled bii i the
fair , committee of the young ladies br Mee op
per4 With a tett others tromp Tgwanda,l we
obeyed the call, ad with them scancongrata
late ourreives for having done so:: Arrived at
Neelioppen, our y having be'len hlpen .C.
di ' Te
l:,
: -..
fwtorite
Cri fami.
this
.n_bros4-
Ipecially to Bradford county
Idiret draft, inking it much
la, is more durably made,
better condition for enring,
ed at borne, ito that in case
:'rt can be peocured wittiOnt
C.lllrs has engdg-
Norionville, Mich.
,1 , 1 the ccintwt fur furn 4.-
circus horses' while in pile
. ,
~ the popnliirlas
Train" 3 I ter
It., is of on a two weeks'
it,zeistAtx, of the New York
Ilvisiting his! friends in this
- ileserredly popular official.
Light Rouse lieeper
•
paid us a • viiit ou Saturday
delegate, to E the republi c au
vhich met in:Lyndhburg last
of the late bArin,Bar.osi-m,
held an , aatntnent tonrt at
'-last.
0111 and wite; Mina LIELLN
WELL have gone . to Niagara.
Horitrox and CI C.
• I
.plphia, :de in towns •
. T. Fox . wi . ll !care for thren
•to,be absent several dais.
and Miss Flatootu Wt.)On
ends in New Jersey.'
, of the Lineaster El - apt
paid our eaFidum a visit on
.
AnT is evjoyiug hia usual,
s- fi!ed in. Recorder 1, s
ndmg etognst 4, 1873: 1
a wit,: to Atnos. 11., Miner,
t, consideration $1,500.
. 1
l. W. Hollonback, Boning
.tatlori $1,5 1 52 50. . • I
iSheriil, to ;lames English,
i e., consideration $lOO. 1
/ Freeman:Sweet, Sion:roe
deration $1,990.. • . I ,
drew:WiCkliizcr, All;iiity
ion 1.1,800. - .
l' wife to Daniel M. Saver
'
lot, consideration $.5001
• r .
.
, et at., to
. 3... F. Sawyer,
Waverly, lot., consideraeton
• 1
Ind wife 11 ;Ezra Smith,
eration.s2GG. ;
I
Patrick Curie`y, Athena Jo
iti4n $3OO.
Jonee to W 1114113 Flow 01,
reships, 199 A. 'and 59
fe tb' D. Vl,uclerpool, yeiry
ideraiion $1,84;
A.. J.' Edsall, Albany twp..
I
W. iiin l gebury, Towitn
es,'Consiqertiti6n $2,560. '
e'l7 - 11 - 1 - rto . Wilcox, All?a
-ancri 157 Pf, cotisideretion
I
Jos. P. Lee, Herrick twp.,
on $1.950. ' -
to L. L. Hubbell Atlicni
ion 13(g). ",'" .
•
•. Eureka Mower hiu3
elicittifthe highest cnco
iamto'n I;qinblican speaks
•et trial zierti that city a
1 •
intoned, made * tenvcsitty mums* at 'the
large and pleasant hotel, and after s resionable
deiay were ail safely !mowed rap thii!hili
_to
the piede ground, where went already fiei
.haps a couple of hundred, mien* laming
themeelves : some dancing on a capacious plat
form, some playing croquet, num rambling
about, some who we in our ignorance *wined
were lovers, just a little apart, holding !charm
ing tele a tiles in their carriages.
At the proper hour of course the dinner was
served, and it would be perfectly in order to
expatiate upon the; escellmme of the :viand,
the unifocm and yet veiled ;dashes; of the
cakes, and the lavishness of the supply, but the
fact is chit; sea profane man once.rigamited,
who was expected to swear fearfully when some
boys had taken out the tail-boird of hie wagon
containing potatoes, who said, making the dis
covery as he was rising the hill, "words failed
to do justice to 'big 'object." liimaTer,.. with
such an energetic committee, and such a num
ber of active and anemia, as well as beautiful
ladies as live at Meshoppen, their suceem iD
this-line is not to be wondered at. The Me
shoppen Brass Band played a number of pieces,
and for a new band they really played w4.*
Among the people present outside of kieshop
pen, were Mr., Ow. Damon, Bosun Coin,-
nation, awl Miss PXCIRAX and Kn. Bittm, of
;Towanda; MLs puss. .tintamr and bums
Ems, of Wyk ; Messrs. , floras, mauxes,
:Ixonax, Lex, Bum' and Misses Lear and BA
CHEL HONE; 8114ZORD, OrbiTTELD..
..13covnis, and others of Wyalusing ; Buse
:max and family and Miss Leis, of Black Wal
nut; Mrs. Rom RUM, Maws Janis and
Satinzanoits, of Lanyville ; Mr. Gay of
'Der's Eddy ; M. S. limumu, , of Wellsbore; Miss
,OTEEtrIELD, of Tankhatutock ; Mr. Bemis and
sisters, Miss Damon and others of lilehoepany.
The Meshoppen Miss and Towanda gentle
men seemed to take the most interest in danc
ing, but there was plenty of enjoyment f?r eve
ry ono. Whoever I' lucky enough to be invited
to a Meshoppon pic-nic, let them be sire and
go
LAICAL O PTION.—Mr. Beitwr : I ,
To
wands is the centre of political u well Untoral
and roligionii influence, of Intelligent Bradford
county, and wo look in that direction for our
lessons of right, but are sometimes sadly dis
appointed. We had flattered ourselves that
When Local Option had becoMe - a law, and all
good citizens, including the ministers of To
wanda, had taken so decided a public, stand in
favor of temperance, and also in favor of OM
taming or executing the law, that the surround
ing townships would follow the example, and
do likewise. But with all the apparent effort
and boasted means to dry up the channel of
wickedness resulting from intemperanee,we
have anxiously waited to see the first effort
made to stay the destroyer. Those under
ground pits have' had free license to sell and
dispose of their poisons to any who could give
the whisky, password, , and allowed to Igo to
'other places to . palm Off their rowdYisni upon,
those who would at. least licipe for better '
things. , I
Onr peaceful valley was annoyed by com
pany of about twenty rude fellows, on Sunday
last, brought here in carriages by one of your
townsmen. They: gathered at the grove; near
Weston Station, arpuid with "local option,'
but the - ram pievented their enjoying the
woods, and with bottles and kegs they repaired
to the saw-mill near by to regale themielyes,
taking.one of our young. men with them t:o
more license to their desecrations. After .fin
ishing their feast, they were politely waited up
on by the cars in returning to Towanda.
For the last few years, the leading citizens,
both men and women, of Carbon Valley,!,have
baen anxiously striving for reform, and the
present season-have been favored by a very in
teresting Slbbath-school, superintended by B.
K. Ilawsmor, of Monroe, and aro puttieg forth
our best efforts to establish right princiles in
the minds of our growing girls and boy d, and
the inhabitants generally, praying God to bless
our efforts to this end ; but'when such an out
rage as the' above is imposed upon us, we feel
that efforts in a moral direction may arove
frOtiess. Wo hope another such eihibition
will never be repeated upon our would-be
Peaceful- valley. A word to the wiv >s suffi
cient. • Cmzewg.
Carbon - Valley, July 30, 1873.
BUSINESS 'LOCAL. !
WANTED—An active, energetic. wan
to =case for the Iteroerzr..
tom. Special bargains in Black,
Silka, at EvAris & Ifn,Darrifs.
Every new pnblicition can be ,
(mod on Cuoes' shaves.
tor C. F. Canss has just opened a
flue assortment pr new ehronios."
as,. A large assortment of Brack
r+ just received at . • '
nom - a 13QNs.
FINE DitESSING. ,
Suitee . , af,Fitus - r Soss;for fifty dollars
ses,_ Several valuable Farms and
Hone and 'leas f9r Aide by 33ART1...117 4k. 1 TAA-
=ME
• AN .UNDISPUTED FACT:—M. J. L'
SIN rells boots and shoes cheaper than any
other establishment in-Towanda.
is- - Valuable house and. two I lots
for liale. * Lpleasant localily:Lneir the Episcopal
Church. Inquire of JAMES WOOD, FAlgellt i Or of
ISAAC MYFe. • -
toir-.By no possibility can wall .
paper be so cheaply purchased anywhiire in
this section,•as at C. F. Caoss'.
Fort SALE. CHEAP.—One' Sdt Cham
ber
and one Set Library F u rniture, in Igoca
condition. Enquire of Rey. Wn. McGLAitienr.
se— The Stem witch and Pompa
dour cin be - found at Mrs.:. is real
hair. Grinithk Patton's Block, Bridge street.
Teachers of music can pur:.
.
ehise.Sbeet Music and 3lnsiclllooks at Teach
era' rates, at the Temple. of lAD:isle, Tow l anda„
Pa. ( 1
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• I ju st
received
MCCABE tk, 7 EDWARDS have 1
received several car:loa4s more of that superi
or family flour. People who prizorgood bread
will make a note of this. . ; I
M. Dealers in Strings will do kvell
to call at the Temple of ansie. where' thej will
find a large assortment of - Friencli, german and
Italian Strings, at New York pikes. •
Oar Farmers .ajlaye find a !mire
nial7; et and the highest prices for. prof
eggs and batter, at McC.tsa t EDWARDS'.
ar Job work-execated at this of
ace, receives the highest, encomiums feca l ? the
best cri ics.
`! 301• . New styles Dress • Goods;
ituLUIN-Japs. Silks, Percales; Piques and printu
at • ; Eveush Hamm:ries. -
me— We have just received a ,new
stock of tags, which we can 'print on the iihort
est notice at the lowest rates.
stir Ladies, take myildvice : viin
you go down town, step Afito Mrs. Mrrobs'
rooms of fashion. She don't ask you to . bity.
its- All persons indebted to me,
are requested to make immediate payment.
J. B. Jonsson.
MT Perions ivishizig to purchase
Real Estate of any description, should call on
Baniszrr h Tnacr, Insurance and Eeal
Agents and Brokers. _ j
Now is a good time to
your letter•hetds, envelopes and bill
printed. and the
executed)
office le a
Ow, to get them executed)
MI6 Comics COONS have nipre,
cheaper and better s Boots. and Shoes, ( than
were ever before offered for'sale in TOwartffa.
MP A. F. Cotes' has opetLi
bakery and grocery store opposite the
pal Church. People living In the upper mid of
tOwn, will find this. establishment a great !eon.;
venience. 1 1
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tar Mrs WO9DRITF.i would invite
particular attention of the ladies to her elegant
assortment of new goods, ; uprising • e!7-
thing in her line, I .
K• Mi. MathPheirs Weber, Men;
Entokabo F ker, inat otbir rig k oi to: sale cheap.
aml oa eat terms, at Om; PAMAG I & CO?,
Temple of Musk, Towaadf, Ps. •
HOZEnt PCMIIIIII.—/ have • mil haid
to immedtk sale oa deli err, two , of
Hordes 280 no Nivea, and one Whacked'
&skim 8 and 8 Bono Loin. Pours. The
latter on truck ready for work. •
it• It• %mu.
Towanda, July, 30.
MI. A lull; line of Whi(loods,
Table Mau, Napldna, Tonela and Embroider
fin, nt j> &an & 11n.Darra's.
Bridgemit.'
als; lara. E. L. Wool:mar has re-
Moved her stock Of Millinery Goods to the
rooms recinitly ()Coupled by Mrs. Omuta, over .
Ltmo's store, in Pitton's block.
idiAllar store will be closed for
repaht on Augtud 5; 1873. Oar' Mends and
customers, will And as tiPitairs and An base
mak where we sWI be happy to 'see them as
nine]. Xcerrawime.
sir Reinember that HINES sells
hsriitare cheaper than any one else In kren: .
Towanda, Aug. 15-41 w. ,
11111.LLZAETO it Moms, manufac
turers of those eelobrsted spectacles, have
changed their agency from J. livottgara's to
Wsr. A. ORAMBICILIIIOI.
MI6 EverpbOdy is now rushing to
Rums' Furniture Store. They have found out
how cheap he.sells furniture.
Towanda, August 4-3 w.
as.. The best place- to tray Sash,
Winds, Doors and all kinds of Lumber, is at
Yam & Sons. Ferry on Charles Banal. Of
fide 107 Main stree They sell cheap forsh.
STAND 'PROM UNDER.—AII tales re
hitining unpaid on e the Borough and Poor-Tax
Duplicates, on August 20. will voidtirely be col•
iceteil as soon u this law will permit, without
distinction of parties. P. Powzxx,
• i Collector.
THitniatinul AND CLEM:Da—Wheel
er & Mallet's unrivaled 130 inch and 34 inch
cylinder Threshers and Cleaners, on hand
ready for immediate sald and delivery.
Towanda, July 30.
rair We are now selling ths
Teit Wire Mattresi at $lO.OO. They are the
cheapest spring beds in the world. Why don't
you call at Paola .b Boss and try one? •
Buns= iren: Beta.—Two splendid
buggies, with patent wheels, for sale at low
prices at my shop inltome. D. CITAFTF.B.
July 130-Iw. --
NOTiVE.—Ti . e business places of
thin borough will Close hereafter until Septem
ber 30, at 8 o'clock P., 3t., Saturday evening ex
cepted.
TO .THE Punic.--Persons desiring
to purchase coal by the car loadorill be fur
bished the address of dealers Who will sell them
coal at wholesale iirices, thud Baring all com
missions, by milli* at My office.
- 8. 8. Fumes.
lA,ugust 5, 1873.
.fir Mrs. J.LD. HILL hhs 'opened
one' of tie finest
tills side of New YOrk. ; She cordially Invites al
to give her a cal 1. driffith Patton's Block /
Bridge street. '
MCOABR I & EDWARDS sell th:
best brands of n4nr joat as cheap as many
other establishments Well the poorerlgrades.
Came why? They buy in large quantities and
get a better dismunt.
ft.. The 'dedication of the new M.
A church,' of West Pittston, Bev. W. B. Wan-
WOOL. ' Pastor, will take place on Thursday,
.ikuitist 14, 1873. Bet. B. I. Ivo, the celebrat
ed dedicator, and other distingniped ministers
are 'expected to conduct the servfces.
pa. Mrs. J. D. Hiu has moved
her store down _to the firadoor.east of Rif; Bed,
- White and Blue Store, where she will be _glad
to wait upon her friends--thanking all for for
mer'. patronage. Griffith k Patton's Block,
Bridge Street. ' •
I
Why rna.the risk of an acci
dent, when you can get a ticket good for $3,000
in cue of death, foi 20 cents a day, by calling
On PRANK BunßAlni, at ripper depot?
•
Noncr..---Ths stockholders of the
Mutual Building and Baying Fund.-Association
of Towanda, are hereby notified that 'a meeting
of said Association Will be, hold in theiCifand
dory Room, on Monday evening, August 18,
1873, at 8 o'clock, for the pnrpyse of amending
Article X., Section I of By-Laws.
MII
Sir Mrs. E. J. Almeos has just re
turned from Now 'fork, with a largo trapply.of
.lilillinery and Ladiee' Furnishing Goode, in all
the newest styles and latest novelties. Opening
day Tuesday, April t 5. tf. .
. se.. George Wood -it Co., Taylor
Farley and Jubilee Organs, it low prices and
easy terms of payment. Send for circulars, or
call (o , see And hear them at the Temple of Mu
sic of COLE, Puissuoi 44, Co.
soon GRAIN C.lloPS.—This year's
crop of wheat and oats' are good, and entr far
mer's will employ the best machine 'to thyesh
the Same that offer. The Tory best. sets of
Threshing Machinery 'to suit the farmer, are
sold by R. 31.. WELLES. He sells on liberal
terms.. . •
Sir Ilaittrato HILL . would cull the
attention of the pu.lic to the fact that theli
market ie always supplied with the choicest
steaks, roasts, lamli, and mutton, pork, swinge;
fish, etc. They are now receiving daily supplies
of lino fresh oysteri, which they offer at whole
sale and retail at tlie very lowest rites
~. •
BUY YOUR yam '.BY THE CAR LOAD.
—Two or more pe' rums can club . together and
buy their coal from B. I. WELiza at whole
sale prices, and got 2,240 lint. to the ton. In
doing so seventy-flvo cents per ton of 2,000 lbs. .
can bp saved from Towanda, retail prices.
ESTRAY Doo:Strayed from the
mabscriber, on Th - sdity, JulY, 31, s dark red
Poirdett Doz. Any j person that rill give infor
mation where ne can be found, or return him
to the Oscril;er at Towanda, or R. C. Kendall
at Troy, .will bo hberally rewarded.
ma
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8. EISTABIIOOII24
Towanda, Pa., Aopust 4-Iw.
stir F. J. CALms has moved his
Book Store into the room Just east or Nereur/
Bank, and commeuiicating'with the Post Offic e.
His stock of lino stationery, school and miscel
laneous books, wall paper and fancy goods his
never been excelled in this market. ' • ,
TattESHING MAINE REpArss—Own
era of Horse Powers and Threshing Machines,
should attend at once to obtaining repairs for
the same. Call upon R. M. Wuzes, of Tom
da, wllo pays much attention to Threshing Mw
.:.
chine tepsirs. r • -
air panng, the next 60 days we
will Bell gocida seg►rdlesa of coat, and wilt make
pricealto snit all, kt order to make room for
goods of our own manufacture ; moWia the time
; J. O. Patna Boas,
7.'73. ! , , Main street.
=I
Wt. It is not generally knOwn that
H. C. Warman, at the Book Bindery over the'
Baron= office, Snakes Blank Books In any
Style of ruling arid` binding derireil. If you
want a , new • • . Jcitirnal or Docket, give
him a rail.
get
.eadi
ood
CHi.AP C0m. 1 .--Buy, your coal du
ring tkieliarnt months. As a rule it will be
cheaper and bettei.prerUired:
Wrzirs is selling best prepared Pitts
ton Store Coal at 23.78; and Eggtand Chestnut
at $3.50 for gross Um of 2,240 lbs., by the car
load, adding actual freight and delivered in at
any station north ei Wyalusing.
iikrvit coal, $3.75; Egg and' Chestnut, $9.50.
Prices itubject to change in the market month.
.
41a:v!,st 1813%
IL M. WELLEL.
R. F.,—GoopmAy,,ee'y.
..
11016 4tere, Bridge itravet, •is
4140 so* tuoitin u
TowsadS Atillqt-1N. 7 11111- -
4011205;t018 Tea
cars.— 1 1 Ilk molted to supply
those with#4l l o l ol37ol4 !IL Wane, with
theory Athrtildios to-use itlisztas
lima% and*lnties inuitalled threshing
tOtdo i n t specialty. Pik* .Lists and
art:Wm sapplloij to all applletots.
tor Om; PaB9Aoi & Co., at their
Temple of' l keep a large assortinent of
Violins, Onitark rdl4ni, Mates, Flies, Pia
oolos,Dnns i lissfinßicons, Trimmings, Strings
etc., etc., whiett4iy are selling at 25 per cent.
lem than Sub roods were ever sold in this
Market.
tarne - -lirge• demand for the
Eureka Itawer 7 has necessitated the putting
in of additional nrichirtery, and the ruining of
the mannta l ctoiy ;:iiay and night. No .;dels* is
experieneed now by AOBO who wish to pnrctiiso
mowers, as orders 4n be tilled at an hour's
notice. I ;; C : . I •
To MI LADIES OPIONVI4NDAAIiD M
it:Km—Km E. it II!mos has the fattest and
Sliest assortment Of fdilllnery aid Fancy Goods
ever brought into s ,Bowanda. Also a large at-,
sorb:neat of Ladles' and Children's Beady-
Made Elnits, of thi,:lateet styles, Hosiery, Cat
sets, Bustles, Hoop Skirts, Baal and Imitittion
Hair Goods, Jet ;:tnnilry, eta. , • 1
Stir There *ill be a. camp-meeting
commencing Aug* 23,1873, in the grove (xi%
copied for camp-ti eting twn.yeaniago, on the
farm owned by J. L. Bocavntis, three4ourtiuS
of a mile cut. of Monroe iturotsgh, Bradford
county, Pa. I •B. G. Buntsvattitr,
J. J. Tustow, . , Com.
; ' • , ,PJoszett IllAnanto, 1
-
Monroeton, Angttst 4,1873.
, , 1
118. The ne4 quarte ly session , of
t:i . . ,,
the County Convention of L G. T.,' will be
held at Columbis *: Bowls, on the 27th and
28th of Augitst, 187 ) 3. A full d egatiOn from
the various lodges iii desired, ' account of the ,
importance of business to be transacted. • .
jA. T. Llisicr, Die. Beep
July 28,18731
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WANTED.—Ddivered at Wysauking
on MONDAY, AUGYST 11, also Monday, Ang.
25, good fat 'suckinglVEAL CALVES, weighing
from 125 to 180 lbs. reach. Price, sto 5f cent! ,
per lb. Also, : etp'd rat lambs, weighing
from 65 to 190 lbs. each, at 6 cents per lb. 1.
Small and thin caiies and lambs . not wanted
at any price, a Groiroa
Wysanking, Jnly ,
Moslem, 3.lEnOneitasa.-In addition
to hisdarge_rtock of , , , l Pianos and Organs, L. B.
Powarrs.. of Scranton, keeps a full line of small
mnsicOmerFhandisg, which is being constantly
replenished with the latest novelties. Double
Basses, Vioioneellos 1 iotas, riolins, Guitars,
Banjos, Flutes, Fifq, Piceblos, Drums, Clar
fonds; Acco t rdions ,portcvr inas, etc., etc., in
great variety and-4 lower prices than ever.
Price lists mailed onr,application.. Address,
, , L. B. POWELL,
- 2 ' 115 Wyerning Ave., Scranton, Pa.
July 30-2 w.
TREE AR I D Pat SWINDI,ERS.—I am
informed that certain fruit tree agents aro can
vassing thili county, for "Utah Cherries,"
"Grant Pears," andl "Colfaa Peathes,* repre- -
Bonding them to be #erY prolific. I have exam
hied all the catalogues of the leading 'nursery
men, and fail to find anything of the kind laid
down, from . Which !Linter that the names given
these trees are fictitious, and calculated to de
ceive the peOple. The trees which lam offer
ing for sale are warranted true to name, and I
bind myself to rectify all mistakes. The people
should not be guild) into paying extravagant
prices for worthlessfirees. H. PEET.
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YALENING ErpTIIIeT CAMP-MEETING.
—HELD AT Illtsnorr.is, SEPT. 3. 1873.—Hacks
run from.thi depot; Fresh meat, milk, straw
and horse feed supplied. For tent sites confer
with J. 11. WErrow n the ground. Fe; lumber
or board tents appli to E. J. nowar, Esq., Me•
shopper]. Good board on the - ground. Trice,
single meal. 50 cent), $l.OO per day, $5.00 per
week. Discount to ininisters and their families.
Officers of the law On the ground will secure
order. No linckst4ing alloWed. Particular at
teution is called to;the "Local Option Law”
prohibiting the salrf of intoxicating drinks.
worth to the; wise i sufficient. Rev. LtrimEn
PECS, Presiding Vder • of the District, has
charge of the meeting, and will, with his uSual ,
efficiency, Libor .to its success. We hunibly
ask the bleating of leaven on our efforts, find
expect a " tithe of rereshing from thepresence
of the Lord.l lot him come. ei
pare your tents. Rev. Lumen PECK, P. E.
Conarrrria : Rev 4. B. Sumsau, Ree'y ; Bev.
J. 11. WESTOT, Rev; P. R. Towea, Rev. J. L.
RACE, Rev. i
Eriztx, Rev: G. E. titEN,
Treas'A 11. B. ACKLEY, Virzi. H. Bamiss,',lours
G. TAYLOR, 4AEON tErNEELL.
MARRIED.
GAIIDNER--:BABREOWCLIFP.—At the house
•
of Ira Bariowcijili July 4, 1873 by Bor. J. B.
Sumner, Merritt r .; .43ftrdner, of Factoryville,
IV . yominiConnty,Aind Miss Sarah H. Barrow-
Cliff, of Pike, Bradford county, Pa. I
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FOBBEBT—BIIULINBURY.—At ,East Brnith
. field, Pa., June 23 1 1873, by B. 8. Dean, Mr,
Charles Forrest aid Miss Helen Bhnlinbury.
Eq.kli.
PiloOrodon, July, 1873, Ben
ry Boley l'hinneymson of Mrs. IL B. l'hinney,
aged 16 year&
k •
COWELL.—in this horongh, Friday, Angust 1,
1873, of coustrmpttOn; Ella E., wife Of I'. W.
Cowell and daughpr of tho late Dr. &Ens
ton, aged 35 years and 7 months.
BUNT—In Lellayavqlo, Tuesday, July 29,1813,
Peter Bunt ? aged 711 years.
NEnvous DEstury.—A depressed,
irritable state of mind ot weak, nervous, ex
hausted feeling ; no Onergy or animation;con
fused head, weak nielnory,'often with &ltai
log, involuntary discbarges. The g:insequences
of excesses, mental 44venvork or indiscretions.
This NERVOIIiS DIBILM 'finds a sovereign- cure
in HUMPHREY'S HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
No. 28. It tones up : ; the system, arrests die
chargts, dispels the mental gloOm and despon
dency, and rejuvenates the entire system. It is
perfectly harmless and -always efficient. Price
for a package of Os boxes and a large $2
vial of powder, whicli is important in old, seri
ous cases; or $1 perraingle box. Sold by ALL
druggist's, or sent bY. - mail on receipt of price.
Address, CLatur B. poirrns.
Southend Ward House, Towanda, Pa.
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T OW ANDA MARKETS.
!wnoutELuz. MOE&
Corrected every Wednesday, by 0. B. PATCH
subject to changes dail. •
Wheat, • built; $1 ao gs i 75
Rye, $1 bush 1 :: 1
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Buckwheat, 0; built..4j ~ •
Oar% . bash ' '''
Oats. TO that
Ihrt&mix;
0020 i _ 4 , 1 50 0 2 00
ter — 1i..16 ',4 • 0 21
do td ,) 911 m [# . 025
Tego. 9 601164 ,
* . 20
Potatoes, I bash,zuror ' 60
Flom .F, 9
barrel A a 50 0 10 60
°Worm, 9 bah t' 900
Wzrowre or 034nr.4Wheat 60 lb. ; CO= 66 Dm t
Bye 56 lbs.; Oats 32110. • Barley 46 lbs.; Buckwheat
48 lbs.; Beane 62 lbs. ;f. irair 20 lbs.; Clover Seed 60;
lbs. ; Timothy Seed itlbs. ; Dried Pearbesll3 lbs.;
Dried Apples 22 lbs.. Pies Seed 50 lbs.
SIISQUEIIANSA COLLEGIATE
INSTITUT/L—Mie Pall term of theSusque.
banns Collegiate batOute will commnee Monday,
August 25, mit. whet Raw classes will be organized
in the different departments. During the—ensuing
non
year
thnix effort will be foparcd to make the instrue•
'ant, and oro ugthe h the scheol
school in 9renerar oom l more efficient than it
ere! before has been, c New Philosophical apparatus
will be added to the present collection. .A class will
be organised for the special benelt of those prepar
ing to Usich„ The instruction in' this class will be
pracUcal, not only hirrindhig methods of Instruc
tion, school gorerimuitit, Sc., but also special daily
drill in all the branches taught In the schools of
County. Tuition, eight dollars. To sue expense
text books, the same es throughout the County will
be used. , '
Those intending to teach, prepare for business, or
college, or to complet# a course of study, Will find
good facilities in this Nehool. Tuition from four to
eleven dollars per term, according to the an:idles
pursued. 'Beard, four dollars p ri a reek. • ler fur.
tka particular!' "Mous the s.
G. RAN.
„ - I E. F.:Q Y UINLAN,
Susquehanna Coll late Institute, Towands.,Pa.
21111118 PDX, FreA . 't Board Trustees.
W7OMINGK SEMINARY , AND'
C0111:104010 COLLEGE. One of this
haled schools of the . kind in the United States.
Teaches common srad Wither branches.
Classics, Music; ;Writing:French. G er man. Military
tactics ; educates teachers. graduates ' ladles and
gentlemen In flre courses of study.
Commercial Ocibtig books taken directly item
business establtslunents ; telegftpido instruments.
tall term omi t. 4 3d. Send for a catalogue to
00M.W.4. M.. or L. L. MUG=
iintstmk* Ps. '
R. SA L .-Y 4 RARE chalice for
.• PRACTIOAt. =kr. The large Steam
?LOBBING, and mums , . !dm situated In Talmo.
da Borough, ha now PLEA
for sale M'a bmgalu.
Tar further partleulark appty to or address -
• • I - It. L.1100'1%. ,
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Towanda 24. 73, • :4 ~ , Trustee.
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L-: op
i::,
~ IThentigrAire LOTSII, -
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4 z ...XllX...ruai or .
Lying on the west side of tho road
in Towanda Township, has been di
vided into
c - nv& orT LOTS, '
And these lots , are, now offere,d for
sale at great barga‘. The lots front
on the: road leading •to Monroeton, T
and they are very desirable for build
ing lots: ;It ist the ilast opportunity
which will be offered for securing
good sized lots at treasonable prices
near the - busineasl portion of the
borough.:; ,
Also , 1 /„' .
On east -side of roa4. Also the large
BRICK DWELthNG HOUSE,
With 21 acres of land, the house con
tains all modern lan d,
and
is one of the moss desirable resi
dences in the count,i. Also,the
LARGE STEAM FLOURING MILL
. -
IN. Towszrui, rronomiu:
,
The Mill is nearly, new, and capable
',of doing the best wslric. Also a
1 , I VALUAIiLE LOT
-I . "
Adjoining Lin ? ta I ,ol l— ose Co. 'building
in Towanda Borough. - •
A map of the lots ? may be seen by
calling on the undirsigned at office
&
of Bartlett Tracy, or J. A. Comma.
For further - pdTticulars call onor
address
. SCOTT, Triste
c_uz i
,
Towan y %July 30; 1873.
PRICES It
ALL' SUMMER GOO),
IMI
MEI
NEW FURNiru tE STORE. -
JOSEPH,NINES
Blow opened i new Furniture Store en '
. I
BRIDGE STREET; 'TOWANDA,
Who're he will kliep on hand
A GElitl/AL 'Assoirrium.ri
• ••
Which will DO Xold '
AT PSIOES TIIAT CANNOU,FAIL TO 'PLEASE
All who mad favor hini withlhelzpatrinuee.
I
IVnatuor tini l y, be wanted in the Furniture line,
GALL ON HINES
and examine goods and pricOa before purchasing
elsewhere. • May 21,1873'
OR SALE—A Valuable. Farm.
IA: One of the very best and most desirable farms
In Bradford Coung, within lerolles of the count,
seat, is offered for sale so low that ti m ei n zpr i and
price will sell it, It is situated I n and
wit Mee m in utes in.& of the center of at thriv
ing Yorough; half way from TOwsnds to Troy on
the Sugar-Creek. It contains over 200 acres of the
, very bast land In the litale; about 40 acrearof bot
tom lands on the sugar creek flats and ; the upland
b.nsurpassed 'for all kinds of, crops. Pine fruit,
plenty of water. All the' buildings and improve
ments needed; a good brick dwelling 'house. with
bonn e ihops, kc. Title perfect. Possession given
at own. will be sold at a great bargain to „the
purchaser.
lyA, t Address JOHN A. CO
TowindWlNG.
Jrin. , Pa.
Sek3li, DOOM AND BLINDS.
I. am 1-
to nunish 1tini42144 Doors, tiaszt
and Gni Arlo, use. or thkkness, on short
notice. Sand in your orders ten dikia before you
want to nee the nWm. end be aura that yon will
get doors that will not shrink or swell. Tama cash
•an &Avery.
gmnag a . July 19,1871. ;'
ME
EM
• • C()L. F.' , MASON
75 TONV4
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BIY, n - MoGill Geo t
Bo 110 - • Head Geo it I ;
McGill Carrie i r I
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Bottldin 1 etto . ' Mowry PM I I
Booth Al Mace Sally An '
Ilowthan Jahn - Malory John
Bennett Elmer • Miller J .11 I
garran Irio • • ' McCarty Laura ,
ilodulll HttrirE• Madden Pattki
Cranberry gam W Malley Kate .
Ckalllarigh P M - McDonald M
OaMberhila By - • , Payne Mrs Ma
Gale 7.1 , Randolphl3 F
Croup) Cornelius Rockwell 01l
Ctratti Randall& Blye
nimbi /Ail P V , - Schultz. has L
Bannoillydin
ck a Smith D-W
ivq . por Bros. Smith Geo B 2
rug ty Tos - Stembirg A
r,
FtWe Jica, ,-, Shores Samuel,
tortherSimon ' ' Stairart Ed
_Arms!David -, Smith'ltrael • :
Forbes W elter/ • Sage 0 • 1
Hale 'Mark P 3 1 • Smith Geo II I
Hort§ n Geo H Shores Adar • t
liffmnprth ill ' - • Shores Milton
Bointot a , Scanlon John
llUnkart D ! Saunders Henry
' l =o I Snyder J , W 2
Ixulagellbenta - Weed E3l 3
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ton os 2 - Whalen J& it
on m Walborn .D
a Miry W . Walett,Wm
rus Cl* T ''' Warner Liddio
rMr • Wood Media
Ames . . Yaw Hiram
MOD ' • . Young_Francis
Bob?. Zark Wm J •
orarealliog for any, of the above
eas say advertised, giving date Ct
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. , .. S. W. ALITOBD,
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Wi IS THIS FOR LOW 11
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oiler DRESSED LUBI/31
olkwing rates: , !
!i< Flooring, (choice)... ...... $ll
!? 1 ,
I If 0 .5
trod $2 to $1 per , dred.
N/1 4 0, MATCW i b, RE-SAWING,
t e Monient'anotim'and by tho best
w sure" We have on hand
DNDRED TROUSAND FEET DRY L
We have In the Mill kola
libNioliED AND FIFTY TUC
I 'FEET OF LUMBER
And are constantly Manufacturing.
• artlas who 'can reach urt, are - Mani
e railroad for Lumber, as under any
we an SELL IT CMEAPER—at
itranipoitation from hereto tho rai
to $1 per thousand
- White
Pitch
:
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tangy
goat oil
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NORTH' PENNSYLVANIA P-AII:14
Sho il lest aipl mat direct Una to Philaillelpi
roreWaahington, and the South. I
Pas ngere by Ms route take Pennsylvania he
ow Y rk Rearoad train, passing Towanda' at 10:40
.31., d 2:95 p. M., make dose connection; at 13e4,
thiehe with Express train of North Perm% liail=
road, d arrive In Philadelphia at 8:20 P. AL, and
1,0:30, p m., iti time to take night trains elther for l .
tpe South or West. Palace cars are attached to thei
105 Px, trlin. , • • ,
eitirsezreara are. at the Depot on arrival of:
tral s co ve passenger s to the varioun Depots;
and top of the city. , - I / 1
[lloli 1.41 TO: PHIL
Lear. North Penn'a Railroad Depot, rornbillerha
. 4 . .. erican ft..; Philadelphia, at 8:30 k0: 1 ;5' A.M.
St
iving at Towanda 4:57 8:05 P.M., same vetting.
at
Mann" Dagrab Expros- collects and/delivers bag
gage, o ce N ,IosBonti Fifth street; Philadelphia.
082 AOOOII3BODATIONA. 1
. ,
Freig tree !Ted at Front and Noble stree r l, Phila
tTowalphia and onward ed by Dali r
.I„jr:3 ( T l F kas t t Frei 14 train
nda, d all points in nagathan :valley
with quick :itch. • 1
CIL Mt./LT..4 , m, Frani and WillerwlBts. •
Jana ;•187 . Philadelphia.
, ~
L I itt E D.,_
OLD TiIWANDA C
8. 8. ricree (auceeSor fo Ward. and Mot
ikes pasure In announcing to. the public.
now irepsred t/ furnish the .- :
/1
i, . orradecrrt COAL,
z 7
r nable rates. lam also so
),t.
,ARCLAY COAL.
'RISE COLLERY CCIAL,
1.1 Ii
COAL, all varieties, al
ri S• E BLED-BEAU - BY THE THOUSAND.
i
-, SEASON 1873. 1
1 I
Thee . (amens Trout Ponds are now open fez the
a aeon of 1810, and are stocked with a large nutti.ber
o trout of el'ory size, in the clearest, purest, and
• Idesti spring water. Any size trout sold atlreason.
a le rates, and, shipped by express as ordered.=
n i
f ems ponds Ir., not bpert on Sunday. • 1 1
The Oropri tor having had experience in locating
, 11 areangin trout ponds, offers his se ices to
ose conte hiking laying out and stocking Ilshe.
rice, atireaso liable rates. , 1 '
lAdmimion to ponds, 25 cents; Season tickets; $1
tier f portionless call on or address I
i I :
8. B. EIL.WHIEBGEA 7
tf f ,Laddsbrirg, Bradford Coun • ty, Pa
R
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pub
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render
;EPRESENTATIVE. T ahe
ends lOf C. F. NICHOLS, believing him
tly qualified for the position of Member of
islatuke; will present his name to the 'corning
can Mounts Convention. Mr. N's: thM•cmgh
tancelwith the interests of our people'Would
lira art Invaluable member.
AUNT. CITIZENS OF BUELL4ToN
BE
.4EPRESENTATIVE.--L The
0 of Rob. B. S. DA.IITT win smith he I pre-
Ito tho Republican Conntr Convention for
• on for! Representative. ' Believing: his
. amt with the approbation of a large ma
his Constituents, and is a recognition of
blo services and firm integrity in op o aing
on of lite county, ho 10! entitled to iin en.
ent from the party.' 1- •
• ,In • e 14,'73., kyri-Dp. sioN
ted I
rain
lursa
1 ity.c.
. val
'vial
raein
'ant.,
:Ib 'ICOMMISS lONER. -4 The,
• . e o E, B.MOCRE,IOI Ulster; will bo pre
o tho next.jterablictba'ConntylConvtion,
dicta for . Comity Commissioner. • Mr. M.
ys b , n an earnest, bard.worlang republi
%is ()roughly ,competent to cllscluite the
If the dace. , Ur n.
ee t ted
a a
LIT i alw
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d ties
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BIN - DEM.-THE •
. tray Mforkted that the - B ,
removed tfrthe "Reporter" B
hero will, be done . .
0
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001C-AIINDINGI
niall it
•A •
• • ch• '
na branches, dn• terms as reaso
will allow. The Bindery will be
•
la tit* and moaner which canna : 4lx> e)
,I
aga uun
; Ines, Newspapera,Old Books, &c 4
i varq ty of style. Particular attention!
she g and Binding of
!z. o to
sic,*
aver;
d to
BLAIOI Books.
e. d pattern, which in qui4ity - an,
b• warranted.,
rk be ready for delivery when p
• tro of the public is solicited a
- •ou guaranteed:
, da. '• wrist 2. 11/86—tt \
NWS ! QUICK 1 Or . yo .
A chblon of territory, (there le a nest
LE IS'S laat and great work. •
. UR DIGESTION,. 1
I j
On my JOLLY FRIEND'S SECRET.
1
i s , o,hla tho most taking anialleablul
t
l tis on a vitally important
y arica'amost popular writer 01
'or 1 lar
-1 I
it iii I
tho !lo i
2/ It Is
al It for h e price, the Largest end ha.
t„ f
book aver s by subscription. . Agents, th
treaAsr i l felmeh Sbcgk, an4witlgge you
totetn.irrite f or terms,tee.
GEORGE MACLEAN, Publis
sopl
1 111-1?-}y ? Sannom Street.
_
THING WHERE
OD ENCOURAGE SOLE T
LETT'S ADJUSTA
pc rior Spring Bed is tlii3 only esirable
Bed manufactured in Bradford,. °anti%
take one home and try it a week;
wd lflt is
lewdest, leest, stillest find molt agreeable
the Money that you can find, bring. it back.
.at fair?) My agent will call on yen; take
e same way, and satisfy yourself as to its
We make them to order to fit as
odd
I that no sale ready-made spring will lit.
your orders, .
I C. liEl.‘ON.
for Cook's Patent Door Strip. Agent
lca opposite) kl.E.Church. Towanda, Pa.
Thl
F .
oath.
bed I.
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ono. In ,
merits
size be
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April
Ono Short
F(4 , ISALE. ---,
1, lebad and gentle, and other tall!
One
C olid Bank, Ewin. tall blood and hi
rick. !re. and tight Brahma r ow !, 1
• • II F DOWN
Angus O- + . 1 - To'
NTSdV ARDI.IsIIG MA.CHTh
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•WILLIAM A.,BEITED4f,
t the o
t itand in lqerabtirtb Pa., 114 a
r-* Vti now itr - -
self pit new Sind linprovetr =Chine]
ii,r ,e a r r . S.A r t i o es .d s o e al i l iv w s ort a ti his a
ca ll i fte u in ti t
shall be done fairly and honestly,
a to Ws customers.
, 73.3n2 p WM. A. Blltfl
or
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divedlsoments
letters remaining .
joet OM* fpf the, week on
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