Bradford reporter. (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, November 06, 1873, Image 3

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Towanda, Thursday, NOT. 6, IS7O.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
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JAE. C. 11111 :KG and Jonx D.
fare been, added to otlr police force.
THE Odd Fellows .Lodge :of this
rlaeo sent !t2:3 to the Shreveport suffix:ere.'
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It Tess a train of care just itwenty
-nine admit - es b pass 'over the Bitmey Creek
road. ' I
ThE numerous friends of
GOODRICH, will be gratified to lear.
,bealth Is improving. "",.
. Tat Presbyterian 'and Episcopal
Sunda:-schools of this pl:se'e hare each been
supplied with a new library.
IRA REELER, well - known Orongh
_ this county as a commercial agent, danger
(isty iil at his resitlnce in Candot .) , N.Y.17
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;fr GEOBGE• YOCUM, a .firominent la*
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-.,z;yer of Bellefonte, Pa., accidentally shot laimsel
while out hunting last week.
WE ARE indebted to. Warrcom
Snsur for a copy `or the Danbury Almanac.
Tho'werk will bay° an extensive sale. •
BRADFOLD .county butter and To
wand's boots, bring the highest price is o.
snarket in the cities and all over the State. M 2
VIEF of the early recurrence of
, our national 'feast day, Titankskiving, turkeys
and fellgß-ice chickens are roosting high:
AN EN - TaugiAnte admirer of 'nature
saSa : " Now iethe time to read the book of
nature, while.aritumn is turning the leaves.'
E. NrAvioNt Misos; having
passed a creditable eismination; has been pro
moted to Master, and is nownwaiting orders.,
' A LARGE =bunt, of business was
disposed of by the court at Troy, last week.
Court will remain in session during the present
week. 3.
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DR. L. D. 3.IoNTs.NrE has sold his
rct , idenee on Third street to — 7 -- Salm; fore
%ran in liniritrisr EnornEr.s .1 Tr.ACY'S mann-
EffEA
EN
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• MISS EMI& _ A. BREWER Will
gise a reading underite 1111: pie C s of the Teach
ers' Institute, in 113111 e, Pd., on ThurAday even
ing, Nov : . 11 : .
TuE Firs
his a'inrplus 8
KocKiltany
feet inch a con;
• National Brink of 'Athens
If about .5.55,000. Jt Till take a
ico.thonand dollars - banis to ar-
urn
)N . E ARE p
ET,T
len Lcirs to ab,
)leased to karn that ROB
and ctire,: , ,f this place, have fal
i?ti-t-sl4,ooo;by the death, of a ref=
ative,in Scotia'
BiT LANE:
uus'j Cr cent. rLu
don't care for hard times
He has got a young '1...15E
Ind and har.th; with.
its Dame glAtops.
ce , ..hpy Lip
Su has JAKE,
MIME
1. d i rec t ors la aVe found it
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ploy the• reventh teacher,• for
001. Zi!.1.1 21.1iSE AMANDA Ci.tu•
Eelect,d.
tit.c-f.e,ary to et
tfi Graded Sch
ha. 9 Lec
recently shown Several
m the Barclay mines, which
: 11`
tie - colors the - colors of the rainbow,
diamonds.
Wr.
I,ccc.:: pf cc;al fr
culit.Liti, nearly . 1
like
lip Episc'
.pal Mite Societies will
wecli. T i e first meeting will
sideuce of S. W. .worn, •on
IP." Novehiber 12.
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1;f: ,ur.6(.1. De
1:,.., 1. , ...1ii at tLo r
IVe:r.f..i.clztv ere
OrEn thin
c,ttal cards, ark
carners'or
i •
iy-two thprisand letters,
:pagers, were delivered by ti lb
during the first month _ the
em is that city.
fftieiivrsTs l i
purcba rd
oal yard or L. S. CARE. - . We
mend him to , a , fair s'llar. of
Se(t - T. - dv( i . tipmn , .nt in an.., e r
BENS. IC
- third ward •
1 -...cherfuliv rect..
Pablie l patronag.
column.
1=
DISTRICT
jiannoelz, visited
L 0 S. AJ, 0( this
la- 1 . fie is a tin
esiclent SilOOE, of Tank-
Wasl?ington Camp No.. 19D, P.
lace, on Wodneaday eten'ng
-looking, urbane gcntlen ;in,
6
n 1 Irirn-11 of
A ST ltt..,:ili:
occupied, ' one of our
y last. liter invokirig bless
tor of Hr.! congregation, he
ThiA is not aslce,l as - 11. cow•
Sa:
:yr the Da
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added :
0' L'lrd
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-'i i.A , Di 4 iii
Smithboro, Tioga Co.,
ref fifcd
dollar., damages. and
. latifflo: , l of that 01 - n
'Allis:thy. :419
,
1 , ,q.`57
bey
- dry g
tuctta
pods mergbants have re
- t , ) a f-pocie basis : tue conse,
c. 6 tiny actually cheaper
wi.c.c a paper dollar was
eh as a gold orio:
1;;7C1
jtjt.t a s.r.ri
Dou.r.
den dry b. c dy barn had
low Dolly Var,lenKies are in
I 'Lior devil Ea - lE lie won't believe
cement oii the old style,nreess
is th,.nr3rives!
c,r C,ty. :..tla
Our
impro
ba6 it frrr,f,tl
I.',Fi: Lbulies' -Benevolent Society
j" :a :,,,t. ea Friga-5 . 2.f:t.rno,.rt tie.r.t, at ttie rest
, (h.r.c.::- , :f W. T. D. , .1.ir.r , ., on t S.Lettud - .street. We
1:11 that 11E3. D. has hiLdly invited The onei
, e'y to:h. , :cl tit-:r, nicf.,tit,g's there - Awing. the
r'..: ter.
IN ACCORDANCE with the suggestion
of the ItE.fourkn, the Council have taken steps
lo'lkli , gto an e.ody and acetirate eerie of the
lens
NEVINS ie to em•.
rioy , :d perroritu the. service. The seleCtion
a
J. F. BENDER. awoke a -few nights
fund one , side partially paral:
tklay, he sticet.eded in at
the atti ntioa of I'Qlieenian layn o,
room and rendered him as
pos , .-ible. •
BEE
,
'lnc. fail teriu of thalnstitute
clos
. 'Friday The school was w'rrlt patron.;
the advance' made
tl A c s,..tid'actory to it -con
l. The ?ruder term epenel. en Monday
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THE Bellefonte IVatch`man says that
a nhshunlect worth $330, is to be paced on tbc
c,r.c.E of the late Entri.:-; A. Kt:ls-tor, .by his
fr h t'he Trayelers' Insurance Compaby,
, f'll...rtiard. Col. Dr-as, cf Williatnqhirt, has
inath-:r : !u charge: , i
Ci 1s esteemed friend,
of 114;1/land, placed c,s tinder re
' 1, 1 . w. LI i ouligation* by fearing at thia . office a
I, :rg‘._br.,l:(:tftil of Pipin and Eing apples, the
day, whlle renewing-his snbicription to
1:=-4 ,, nri:r. for another rear. , 'I
;I:nz Elmira Advartiser says on Sun
(47 erel;ing last a robbery' was committed' at
Cint , ,a, Pa., under the following circunistan
cs:: It appears that certain parties, 'whose
e gait a are withheldto; prudential reasons, in
duced Wiiitax Yeti Naarteto take a drink of
which made him. razy drunk In a few
c,Le.he was robbedot t 35. It is sup-
Fod . the party, that robbed• him went into
f,liar of W. S. Cal - N3I-Elt and Stole a five.
g , ,1-YilJti s keg of whisky, a part - of which was given
to V...N NA.Npr, to drink. The suspected partied
hale Lot yet Leen arrested. What Was. Mr. C.
.I' l =4 wit!u g log of liquor in his cellar
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WE notz - the Naiad Bind &neat'
will be well attended on Monday airerkin g
next. It coats jo members no'Aniall.amotmt,
in time and mode'', lo keep, np x
.the °tablas. ;
Lion, and pay foi tuition. They :have `ldght a
spent a generous patronage from our people.
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M. Axe gre. Jas. EL EtwEei have
issued Invitations fOr a large party at their hos
pitable mansion in Greenwood,' on Monday
evening next. We congratulate *tie who have
hien fortunate enough to receive "a.bid," u
Mrs: - G. always makes her gun* happy.
r_ItANIC Buranaz never does things
bq iialves. Although the frankMg prifiltge is
abolished, he does not neglect te distribute his
dccuments. We tender him our thanks I for a
set of 0) vgrestion'al Vloks, of the !sit pon
gress, which were received, last; week, princes
chargeo paid. ' '
R O.
f hat his
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I , 110 LI •OF Hoson, at the dra I dod
School, or names of iicholais 'with periecti rec.
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ord in deportment, attendance and stitches, for
week ending Oct. 31:• s
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' ELLA MIILLOCH, HAAT uonsta, 1.120. - 1 E AL
11V011D, 813111 E MOEGAN, EMMA NYT.LLEI3; Env\
EILS.IIIIIALL. - ' ' L . -
G. L. R—Col. II B. REATH, ]COM
6ander of the Grand Army of the Repiablio in
Ybia State, will muster - in a Post of the' Grand
Army, at Ulster, on Friday evening, 'Nov. 7.
The applicants are iesldenta of Sitesheilln
"Plater townships. They are requested to pre
ient themse ves for muster that
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WE Ann indebted to C. S. Frren, for
generous supply of very toothsome icaiidy,
manufactured at his .establislient. By the
Tray, it inlay be inieresting to plizents and Chil
fren to knovi that Fro= keeps . 1 a fall •aasprt.
fnent of nuts and candies of the purestAind.
4s he manufactures it himsblf, he alwayi his it
treat..
'; Oa stores never before presented
So inviting an appearance 'a4 at present.' INVe
can' truthfully sa-rof those w o advert* their
goods and /area In tZ Itarlaren, that " the
half had not been tol " and h a personal inspec
tion is , necessary to discover the hiantifel
and low prices offered, by clur 1 leading', u 1 r
chants.
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FIRE Di Gram-WooD.-A irtute
g owned by HEICIIT WAILD, and occupied by
Mr. T. ButwarEu as a store, Jr, Greettwood,
yeas burned on Sunday night last. The fire was
discovered about 12 o'clock, and appeared to
bb in front, under the awning. It was the work
oi an incendiary. Mrs. B.'s losS'was abeht $3 -
000,Iou , which she bad an insurance of $1,500.
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REv. Dr. LOSCH, a highly 'edueated
gentleman, has, been assigned to duty' in this
by. the Presiding Elder of thridLE.
Church. •Wo •i:lnticratand he ;rill officiate at
the School-house in North Tuwanda, the
Fautoly, and Gregg's., We bespUak forhim a
h'earty welcome and generouisupp . ort frip the
good people of those neighborhoodi.
, .0x Thursday morning :last, a an
earbi - bour,: SOLOMON WALBOUN, night watch
,
man, discovered some person' piowling: about
the Planing mill of L. B. B9DoEits fr.' Co. Bir.,
W. called upon the suspicions individual to
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halt and given accownl, of himself, when be
startad to run, and the watchman fired Several
shots at hit, without effect'howeser, as : , he es
caped.
I Dn. C. T. PAINE, who ivas one
tiate located in this place, and now a sinmufti'
prftctltioner in Troy, having tie6omo satisfied
t.l 4 t , . r
-t" Far happier is the rose distilled,.
Tlanthat, which withering on the virgin thbrm
Grow ii, lives, and dies in single tilessedness,"— l 7
Las tl.lieu to 'himself a better-41f, - who will
heie'aller share not only hie joys tint his
with WM. 1
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ITII.E Canton Sentinel says : '"'We
regret to learn that-Mrs. R. W.T,...51cCu.7.14•N01,
whp resides on. Troy. street, met.. with quite a
serl96s accident on Sunday morning last.' While
stepping down'from the porch at the rear part
of 11.26 beilding,,the fell, breaking the :main
boUe or her ankleicand 9therwpci' reciriug'. isju.
ne
,of g painful character. • ()I kbiug to press
+We [learn that Mrs. McCuiti.gxn died this
(Tlictrsday) morning from the ihjaries:receir.l
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AFFAII3I-- Mr. RE7;l3Kke WOOD 7
un6 - , residing in he western 'pin of Spring :
fiel4 township, ca Lis throat with 'a taitch •
knife On Thursdaight of List week. Ho ha'
beep iddicted to dint - for a number of years,
and ; lye suppc sed that under nip inilitenee of
delirium he conireitted the deed. He !got up
abopt 12,o'clock and wimt into the pautry, it i
was'glppoied gE t a drink, putt whip`there,
seiziA l i the tnife and cut his throat,— Troll N.
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BEV. CRA:s. E. has
bee4.ckned to the Reetorhip of Ofirist dtrargl4l
this !place, will preach in the Church on Sunday'
morning and:evening, at the usuo: hours.
Ile has not yet accepted the cali!of the •vestry,
but ive liwo he may ecincliade - t4 de se soon.
His4er4ris_here some it'eeks' sinee, ;gave net.
vers'illSatititio, and wo.believn the 6ngre•
.
gator. are ready to give him a heartia4d unit-
Enna
ECM
GENEROUS.--Messre.-PaitcE
&t xcn
°Ls Lave presented the Ladies' Benevol4 t
fire ALMS of coal, to bo'clistributed
amok,„ the destitute. Such liberality on the
part:'of our business' men is highly commends
n.lnaust cheer the belrts not only.:of the
unfoftlanato who arc the recipients of the bene
factions of the n.bie organizttioti, but of the
selflaciracing, -ladies who organized and are
carryit,g forward the Christian work of , caringi
for the poOr. "The poor ye have always with,
sou,- , ao h!.usoeter ye will yer May do them!
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4 •A
meeting of Naiad Fire Co.,'
lieldt9nßlonfial eveninE last, meat of tke'oftl l
cers.:resigocil, and the following members were
cicct l ed the vacancies. SeVera' of those
whoitendltied their resignations were reelect-1
ed
POsideul—Ww,S.°Nursa. , -
Ft ri man—CIMILES P. WELLES.
Fiist Assistant—Taos. MEREDiTII.
SeOnd Assistant—FEED Cansr.4v`. -
Stwetary—E. D. eriNk.
Firl'ancial,Sec'y—G. E. Fwosr.
Vetzsurer- HuLt2l ELBBREE.
na7—W. F. ErrratCa. . I
ho.:eitimittee consisting of eight members was
app_tiinted to make arrangementi for a trial
.Of
the .13abcock Engine, at an early date; ,
I,E.RSONAL.—Deacciii ELrßeueigor- ,
inerly of this comity, has been appointed .0 1 "-
ceiqr of the National Life Insurance Ccimpany
of New York. Tho selestion is a good ono fOr
al! Parties concerned.'" •
1 --13 has SAILUI Rams is spot ding several
weals with trial:Slain Schuylkill konnty;.
E. OVEUTON, jr., has, bt-en anpointid
by Gov. lidlitraNTT one of the ttnstees . of tie
Daniillo Insane Asylum.
I,leCavNar, of Syracuse, gave 'is. a
callen Monday last. HQ was orj his way hbrios
to chat his ballot for tholepubliean ticbet.l
P. eirEruEss has been appointed Post
.
roaster at Great Bend.
E. N. FIIIBIE, Esq., has p4eefented the
Orr&ana'll.,:ne,.fif Elmira , thirty tons of coil_
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Jist like Win.
'—i . L. L. IloswoaTu, tsq., the - obliging = P. }LI.
0.1
lkitaysville, has just returneii from .a vilit
t the Wes:t. .
NAST, the inimitable r . caricattu . • t
of ilarper's IVeekly, will deliver a leOtnre n
thi4 place daring the present season. h
already met with marked Success as a lecture
In Lewiston, Me., where he, appe;reil a fi. l
evenings since, the people were delighted'wi b
his Flpeaking as well as his sketching. Durk g
the ecture ho frequently sketched in color
crstons upon ilarge screen by:his side.. This
he - in a rapid and, to the average observer,
inctialprehensitile ,manner. A great blotch of
vermilion, a network of white Streaks, a little
burhtaienna, charcoal streaks, and be
hold Ilei4Presi ent Jonissmv, crowned, - ermin
ed and srinfhing p veto , from atar.. Neat' a lurid
of red, a dash here; a dab; there,. a wipe
all sronnd, and like afull moon out Um° the
WC of General Dun.r.u.
tetaine picture of himself in -ninight-eap and
night Shirt, lighting himself to bcd.
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ONE 1r ay to are hard- times; is for
everybody to buy such articles as they need at
home, thus keeping the money in circulation
in our midst. Many people are . in the habit-of
haying their Molhes in the city, and many. la
dies think their dress goods must all be order
ed from StawAtres, and their hats aiutgloves
from some establishment in New York. This
practice, always pernicious. is doubly go it this
time, when currency is scarce. - Our dry goods
merchants. millinery, and merchant tailors, can
tarnish goodii as cheap, and just as good as can
can be purchased elsewhere, and arb entitled
to the patronage of o citizens. nesides, in
purchasing from them on are conferring a real
benefit upon the whole community.
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- WE. eta! the following item , from
the . Binghamton Daily Times, and - although no
intimation is' : given as to what the charges
against Mr. Mamma were, we in common with
his nnmeroni friends in this tiounty heartily re
jokelhat his good name and character have
-been thoroughly vindicated , I
- " interesting church trial tool& place this
week in North Isckson, Susquehanna] county,
at which the Bev. A. F. Harding, Methodist
Minister, of Lanesboro, was arraigned 'on Seve
ral charges. - He was tried by a _committee of
seven leading ministers of the Binghamton Dis
trict, under the direction of Bev. Clarke,
the Presiding Elder. The accreted, after a bear
ing of two days, was unanimously acquitted on
allthe charges," '
SIIESSEQ6N.--411T. OTIS ItAXILTON,
of Barron; this county, was. stricken dOwn in
our streets, a week ago fliftirday last, With pa
ralysis upon the left side, and has since remain
ed helpless, with slight evidences or Improve
ment, in.tho Care of War. Ssroza, Esq.
Another dead body was found at the Ulster
landing, oTi Sunday morning last. It 'was con
siderably mutilated, with some ehredis" ef what
bad Ince been a garment upon her neck and
back: The kiry of inquest is understood to
hare decided.that evidences of foul play were
exhibited win the lxidy, - like that of burning,
as ashes and burnt splinters were apparent up.
On the person which was that of a colored wo
man of middle age. The body was buried at
Ulster. This makes the third body found in
the river in'thtit vicinity the past season.
IN RESPONSE to our call for local
items,,a smal l boy as thd following, which
will prove interesting to tht peo
ple" of his neighborhood :
"A fu dais' ago wo lost our cat. She got
drowned in Mr. well ; .but nobody know&
she got drownd in the well, and so Mr.—'s
fokes and Mr. —'s fokes, and all the nabers
besides drinked oaten the well jest the 'lntim.
Tha drinked more'n tha ever did afore I gess--
cause the water tasted so swetei 1 wont 2 the
well for water tether day and I ccd the cat in
2 that well. She was ded. She was afloatin
a round drownded. Ale and Billy fisht her
put with a hobk 'an hne. '.She smelt orful ! But
the palms donat drink tinny; more water outen
the Well now. Vat I cant undirstand" is svbl
thadoant. Tha oughten B moar willin 2 drink
the water wets the cat'Ls oat than wen she is in.
I think so: lifes truly. N. B. this is A trno
tack t.
A NEW time table went into effect
.n the Nortlern-Centr7-1 Ro4roid, on Sunday
list. Hereafter trains will tirrice and depart
from Elmira as follows :
Ar.nirr. you TII f: sourir.
)1.
10:20 r. 'J.
Nor theim Expres2.
Mail •
LEAVE StsITTtrWAIZD
Soutlieru'Expier;s
Mali
AP4/117E. FILOIT TUE. NORM.
Southern Express— 1.. 3.. r.....
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P. M.
Morning Accornmoitation 1.0:35A. 21.
Evening Accornmo l ation 10:45 !P. M.
. . .LEAVE•NOVIIIWAGD. 1 •
Morning Accoinmodation
Northern Express .-
Evening Accornmodatbn
MAY not the present tronblons
times be turned to good account by mechanics
add others who have contracted the pernicious
habit of rpending a largo share of their earn -
jogs at drinking, saloons and in Other . hurtful
ways. Such indulgence 14 in every respect de
moralizing, and it sets a ruinous example tO
the families of those who practice it. What
weight has a tippling father's admonitions UP
on his son ? it is the example, and not the
words, that gives the father influence with r his
children. And thch what comforts and luxu-
•
ries manna man might gather aboutpishomo,
for 4 hat be .spends fur the gratificatiOn of a
perverted appetite : We often hear of men ,who
cannot afford ,to buy a book or subscribe for a
paper, who spend enough, in ono : evening for
drink to purchase a valuable volatile or pay a
year's subscription to the Ilmtoratn. AtidhoVir
a ;:nan's character suffers by hanging around
drinking places: - :He soon c!imes to'•be loetked
'upon as on the downward path ; and beds' tea.
No one can cultivate the a,ssoeti. along ho finds
at such places and maintain his purity of char
acter. " EviLassociatimis." will "corrupt good
manitcrs,'"enci finally ruin a good character.
LOCAL Niws.—We inrite all friends
and readers et the riproprEr.,andzall who 'take
pride in their local newspapers, to furnish 'us
what I , cal-news comes undertheir knowledge..
Si:Ace the distractions of the political campaign
are over, the people will gladly turn from poli
tics to home aflairs, but it will be impossible to'
furnish thormigh and reliable home news every
sack without assistmice: Whatever tram!pireas
in the couaty that is'of use or advantage to the
People, or that interes;ts them, should be pub
lished in the county papers. There is in fact
scarcely anything of a local nature 6o common
place that it does not tieserye a Place "in the
newspaper. i
Vi`e tali!: occasion hero to return cur thanks
for many favors received from our readers in
different part 4 of the country, and exprog tho
hope that they willi 3 hereafter make our obliga
tor! till larger than it now is. Lest any ono
shots 4 be restrained from sending ti. - news by
the far that they would, not be able to put the
matter in shape fcr publication, Wo assure all
that this need not deter them. Let us have a
simple statement of facts, and whatever chang
es may be needed to make them presentable,
we will gladirmake. Let us have the news.
connzspoNDENT in Leßoy, , who
lails to comply with our rule reqUiring the
name of all contributors, sends us some iinter
esting items, for which 'we return thanks.
Some of the fsctii mentioned vrerc received from
another soul-Cc, hence we' omit them here..
Sneak thieving in that town has become almost
unendurable. Our correspondent says : "About
the 7th ofOctober, some lawless fellow entered
the dwelling of E. S. Essen,- and took about
$l5 from his-Pocket, and on the night of 'the
21st Jalt., some ono took abOut fifteen pounds of
batter from the cellar of Rd'. Tmarsox.l
" On the.24th the friends of D. A. GILISWOLD,':
who has`been confined to his house for some .
tirue.with a broken hip, dug 140 bushels of po
tatoes for him, and on the evening of the same
day husked his corn. .
"'On the evening of the 25th tilt., the scholars
of A. T. 1.1114 Y gavo . an entertainment in the
Disciple Ohuren. The exhibition was a great
success. Mr. Is. has been engaged as teacher
in the South-centre district for the coming win
ter, and I congratulate the scholars in that
neighborhood on their gobd fortune in_ sear
ing so competent - and faithful a teac er.
LERor.--Mr. Editor: 'Some poor,
huniry fellow entered both of the griit mills at
Leßoy, a few-nights since, taking 100 lbs. of
buckwheat flora from one, andeis lbs. from the
other: Ills hurry was tosgreat that he forgot
to leave word as to where be wonld bake the
cakes. If he is balking the cakes on shares,
the millers will be ready to take their shares at
any time that snits his convenience.
About the same tihie another hungry fellow'
sent a boy with a gray horse along the middle
of the creek it halt mile, and bagged a neigh
bor's butternuts, forgetting`to leave a few foi
the neighbor to . eat while be is feasting. The
neighbor will gladly receive. his share at any
time during the winter.
- ,About the same date some unknown person
entered H. W. PAUHIMILST'd bedroom and took
his pantaloons to the kitchen, wh'ere ho took a
flee dollar bill from the' pocket-book, which he
left on the kitchen table, but hisOnselence
Would not let him take all the pocketbook con
tained. So there is still "honor 'among
thieves." • • '
,We also learn that grain'has been takeri from
several, barns without permission being g . iven
by the owners. The good people much 'rather
make's. donation for the benefit of thesq per
sons who 'afeso unfortunate as to be competed
to. go out in the. dark hours of night M I seek
priavision, than to have them continue in finch
straitened circumstances. To these tiniorta
mates A i 9 said : "Speaking may relieve feu."
.NOT. 15, lap. - 1 •
ME
; Tz Infernal &UMW Department
has recently made a decision which causes great
iinconienisnoe to druggists, and which cannot
but lwerk real harm to community unless modi
fied: ;There is an existing revenue law design
ed to tax proprietary or patent medicines and
erociiics, an absurd interpretation of which
:propoSes to impose a stamp duty upon such
common and tuilversal articles as paregoric, .
hive syrup, castor oil, syrup of I squills, epsom
htudanum, etc.,. eta, if the bottle, or box,'
or paCksge. shall bear a label telling how than,
,drops.or spoonthis make a dose for a child or
an authlt. But the imposition of a new tax is
not the only nor the worst result of this new .
'nterpretation of an old law. It threatens the
riclujion from bottles, bores or - pokes of
Medicine, of labels containing information : es-
Sential to the health and IiVC3 ot the poor peo
ple who buy small parcels of well-known house;
tiolOnedicines and opiatee at the apothecary
hop's . ;et and it throws the whets community of
e themiets, druggists and apothecaries into a
of uncertainty as to what is lawful
in their business, when acts of Congress
'sire luhjected to..such strained interpretation.
The niam purpose or object of the law, or see
tions.o the law in question, was tosubject pro-
Priotary "or " patent " medicines to the stamp
tax. I Theie can be no reasonable dispute about
this, or the classes of medical preparations in
tended to bo taxed aru clearly described in the
saw. hey embrace such articles as "Jayne's
Expectorant," •••Schertk'a Mandrake
"Ayers Cherry Pectoral," "Winslow's Soothing
Syrup;" eta. But" in declaring what was the
inaiti Purpose of the law, the language of the
law went further, and described what medicines
should not be taxed, and these embrace those
remedies in common use, and which are and
have Oways been open and free to all druggists
and apothecaries to make and dispense, just
Eke paregoric, hive syrup or laudanum. Any
other ' decision is as contrary to common sense
as to public interests and convergence.
En. REPOIItEIt : In answer to IL tall
ii,i g noct by many farmers of the vicinity, ,a large
and enthusiastic meeting was held in the Acad.
4ilay, to.Wyalaming, on Friday evening, Oct. 31,
1873. ;The house was called to order by Ur: S.
S. Burrs, who stated the °IONA of the meet
. tog to be the formation of a Farmers' Associa
ticin. 'f :In motion, Hon. Joust F. C i IILITBEHLAIN
vies elected president, a' .d J. W. Isiontat secre-,
tary. iThe- meeting was addr6ssed by 8. 84
8E711;10 EO .H. WELLES J. IF. E CnASSDEBLAIN,
Ewes' Varanarr, J. V ir.. lica Aar, 'HAMMON
BLACK:, 0. S. #O3IET, - JAMid i'AIICHIAX, War.
gIIAMnEIILAIN, J. T. Brnrortn, 'DAVID Bnowx,
and etiier. ,
.
The; Lspeakers were generalir agreed that
farmer' . associations, when properly conduct
ed, were of great benefit to Hite farmers them
selves; to their farms, and to the 'country in
genertili In endeavoring to promote their own
intere4;, the speakers disclaimed any desire to
infure:t e prosperity of other classes or imp a ir
th vaiqo of their property. They believed that
th trite interests of all classes, trades, occupa.;
do s, and professions, wore bound together,
an that all could prosper together, by the
pr etice; ofintltisti-y, economy, honesty, truth
'an itslice ; that what tendd to the injury of
on etsss, tended in a great e r . or lesser degree
ti helejary of all. They were the friends of
ra loads, but not to their dishonest manage
meilt, and their robberies of tha people by ex
tortionate charges and Unjust discriminations
in carrying freight. limy thought the timo
bad ecinie for farmirs, without distinc , ion of
piirty; to band themselves together for protec
tion against the great moneyed interests and
gigantic' corporaticns, which are endeavoring
by corr upt means to control our national and
State legislation, and reduce us to mere serfs
of the'soil. The following resolution was nnani
monsly adopted : .
Ites6led, That the president be authorized to
appoidt a committee or three persons -to Pre
pare a constitution to be submitted to the next
meeting,
i Whcrreupon .the president appointed S. S.
Burrs, Cleo. H. WELLES and J. W. Isanast said
committee.
I:15 r. at.
• 5:15 1 *. at.
6:15, A. m.
12:05 P. xr.
OEM
On Motion adjourned to meet ag ' on flatur
day el i ening, Nov. 8, at 6 (Mech . , t the' same
Place. J. F. Cita= err, Pres.
J W. lsolluc, See'y.
„, „
• TUE! PiOVE3IBER MAGAZINEB.—The
rat of EDWAIID MSG'S Series of iltnatratei arti-
Gres tin " The Great South," appears in Scrib
ner's Mcnthlg. Two, i American se rials —"Rath.
trine Earle," by ADEL , LNE Titarrox, and "Earth
en Pitehers," by REVECCA H. DA,L3—aro corn-
Menced, as is also a series of historical sketches
l)Si•JaitEs AN7IIOIiY F I BOIIDE, the first being a
istoo of the Abbey of St. Albans, in Hertford-
Shire, England. There are also poems by Geo.
tilecoOmiLD, 31 . 4L0411ET J. Paitsrox and others,
!tad biegraphical sketches of EnuusinG. STEAD
m:4 aid ELizazrril B. Bnowspru. '
—ShOrt biographical sketches of a few French
literary celebrities, with portraits, are given in
klarpePs Magazine. A LOW serial by the author
Of " Tbe Dodge Club," entitled "The Living
Link," is commenced. There are seven illustra
ted papers in this number..
—The openigachapters of JUSTIN.McCAutrhs.
•ILirdentochford," are begun in the
Oalcuv4 "Th Stage as it Was," GnA,er Vi'nrra'sj
e.Punialiing Pandit" and Hon. GIDEON'
FELLie pane a on LINCOLN and SEWARD, are
continued, an. some clover extracts from a Bo-
Man gpto 800 by ElEsr.v James, - jr., are giv
,
—ReV. ROBE T COLLIER Contributes to Wood's
gousettOld Ma azine a sketch entitled "Grow
'
log Old / Toget • er."
—The Aldine has two full-page illustrations,
which !fairly excel anything of the kind we have
jet seen. One is a view on Lake Mohonk, by ,
VAN E4TON ;' the other "A White Mountain
j3rook" by Holm Maum. Among the miner
engravings Is " A Masterpiece," and '• Engli*
'astiffs." DIARY E. BRADLEY • contributes a
iengthi poem, " The Little Hero Of Harlem,'
K4TE P. OSGOOD a tale entitled "My Neigh
bor." !I I
—The first number of St. Nicholas, the, new
Illastrited children's magazine, has made its
its appearance:. Unlike many of its predeces-
Ors, it is neither too old for the class of read
ers foiiwitich it is intended, nor is it of alto
ketheritoo youthful a cha acter. It is edited
by Mrs. Maur Mersa DODO; and its contents
• 1 ,
appear', to be well adapted to the readingi of
younglhoys and girls. A.mongithe contributbra
are DONALD G. Miran:Lt.., WILLIAM C. BILYADT,
VOA' tADCOM, REBECCA H. DAVIS and other
7own writers. The illustrations are very
fine, and the whole work is one eminently
ivortkii of i the well known pubiishers, • Messrs.
ScunrS4 n &.Co.
•
'IItUSINESS LOOAL.
Yak Laces, of an widths and
priesi atnon Co'a.
is. Wanted to borrew, , $l,OOO or
2,000: Enquire at the office:
0217 Go ta WiIIITCOMB SIIAUIr'S,
ilercUr's Block, for your Books and Stationery.
WASTED. —An active, energetic man
to canvass for the REPORTER.
meg- Dress, 'Critiamiegs,
WooD4 l cned. ,
•
Dr. J. G. HOLLAND, Monday,
November 17.
jChildren's Normandy Caps, at
'Mrs. OODIILTeII. •
Alargo assortment of Brack
ets jest , received at FIIOSTS & SONS.
! •
FME DIES E% CASE: Chamber
13adea; ! at nom &13oNs. for fifty dollars.
ift r Forthe best Roast or Steak .
go to !Imo k RIINDELVII.
Several valuable Farms and
nd Lots for sale by Burns= & Ttucr.
ft onsea
1,000 Statements for $4.00 ;
$7.50, at this office.
•
2, , 000 tb
"Elements of Personal Pow
i3r," t he subject of Dr. HOLLILICD . B lectuye,
Nov. 1 • '
vir To seethe fall styles in Hats
and idoltnets, go to Mrs. J. D. Hues Millinery
ilitorci, ;ridge 'street. '
Large stock of Pictures and
Fames, nt NVIITTOOILD k 1311A172'0,
IE
Irifty-twa . .eardarnes
17 printed, and put up in box, for 60 cents,
this office. G-
NIL Wall ' Paper aired Cartain
c h eap s t, !Wirtu;aiw k
ItterCUPS 1
sew Ifni* Iltriumai keep a larger
and better assortment►f vegetables than .`
other establishment in Towanda._ , -
i 3 -
118 an
I.
.Patrerns, Hata apok Bonne
at colt, at Mra Wo3pirarsee; corner of If
and Bridge: t 1 ;.
L
t , .
Ittesovr. Tins; OS.ciartrzirry
lu selling Furniture at ustonishingly low priced.
Now is the time to puritihase. ••'
Burritium's Patterns of Gat4 l
monti for Ladles, Missile and Children, at Di
WOODIIIITIeII. C 1
MI6 Ca ps; both black; and whi
for old ladlei, for sale at 3,..D.
Bridge street. • t
stir & Ooozes !lave
cheaper and better Boota and Shoe; thait'werl
ever before offered for Ode in Towanda, •
seir,Children'sooHate,
ISch '1
in
Felt, Straw arid ,Volveteen at 2dra. WOODIIIIFFO I ,
corner of Hain and Bridge.
- -
PS- For sale—
cheap, my,honse an.
lot, on Chestnut street. i Emit** at the °Mc
of Bkalizrr a, TRACT • M. Q. Tam.
!
1W French Floirere, elegant feath
ere, and all kinds and olors of Ribbons, to
sale at Mrs. J. D. Hul l 's , Millinery Store, Bridg
•
street.
M.. Teachers ofl music can liar
ohne Sliest Music and lanais Eipoks at Teach•
era' rates, at the Temp l e of Music, Towanda
Pa.
s;- • •
Will" Bergman's Zephyrs, in al
shades, and Gas colors, only 20 Cents per oz, at
Woonnrryia, corner of xtityi and Bridge
streets. 1
- -
Va. The best plSee l to buy School
Bliscellaneous and Bla4k llooks awl Fanc
Goods, lot 71111 . 603 p .k SIINICT B.
Hermes Block.
stir For fine A
Swise,Watches, Jewelry;
woes, Wyalaslug, Pa.
coked.
iiiir C. F. Nicuo
amount of persona pr
and young eattlo i ai his
•Tuesday, Nov. 11.
1t Instruction .
language, by Rev. kfirsn ,
tive of Germany. Apply
7 Arcade- Block. •
Stir Parties des'
Dry Gocds foC Fall Ind
well to call on Tanlon
ment in another column '
ter', One jaaiir lio
11 lb . A, and a few , cry fl
and fowls, for at ie•
Towanda; Pa.
Persomi
Real Estato . of any deiic
BanTLErr & MACY, Ins
Agents and Brokers.
HAY PRESSES.—Rt 1L WELLki pay
.
special attention to MI sato of Hay Piessea.
Call upon him if Sou wir to get a good article
and ono that will suit y u. l-
. stir Mathushltk ti "Webe , Hoofman,
Knickerbocker, and other Pianos for said c.heitp
and on easy terms, at COLE, Passage IS: Co's
Temple& Mule, Towanda, Pa.
The best Rine to buy Sasb,
Doors and all lands of Lumber, Is at
• Soxs. Factori•on Charles street.
ain street. They sell' iiheip for cash.
11lin:ls,
!nevi
flee 107
ter LAZ.k nus & PSlonats mannfact
,
ours of thoso colebr' ted aiketaeles, have
changed their agency from J. Hcoomi's to
Wat. A. CuammEnt.rm'a.
IS. We are now selling the Wo
ven Wire Mattress at )16.00. They are the
cheapest,spring beds to itho world.' Why den't
yon call at Fixes d. Sons and try one?'
kir Wh
dent, when ynn
000 in cue of de ,
Lug on Fnetig Bul
I
Fon SALE.- The new hohse on Main
street, second_ d or north of oliestunt street,'
lot about)oo feet front.l Terms easy. Enquire
on the premises of Mrs tioirr..4 and of E. T
Fox.
teir Ladies' Hat: and !Bonnets in ;
all of the latest styles,' just .riceiced at Mrs.
Woonnnsy's, corner of Main and Bridge streets.
Entrance on-Main street.
October 10, 1873.
1.•
to It is not generall)tknown that;
H. C. Wurraitmz, at the Book Bindery over the
lizronran of fi ce, makei Blank; Books in any
style of ruling and biiiding desired. If you '
want a new Ledger, Journal or Docket, giver,
him a call.• I
,
Jar At the reqak of those,inter
eated, the s session of th 4 anti Teachers' In
stitute to bo held at ItoMe, will 1
be postponed
from Monday, Oct. 20, as p evioil ly advertised,
to Monday, Nev. ie. - 1.- A. 1..1. HUNK;
;•-
1 , d Co. Sept.
11$11. We are prepared to print wed
ding, calling, or invitati'pri cardS, on the short
est notice, and in the ncatest style. E4elopes
furnished when desiredi
.t
Severo destrable linilding leis;
near the Iron Work, for sale cheap. • Will more
than double in vain In the neat two • 'ease
Engnire at this Office.
319. cola, damp weather approach
es apace, and if you would Presirve your hCaltb
keep your feet dry, and Warm, by wearing the
superior boots and shoes sold M. J. Laniti . x,
in Beidletnan's Block. I
te....Letter-hea. and Ncito-heads, -
on good, paper, printed at thls office at the
following rates: 1,000 letter-beads for $5.00;
2,000 tor $9.50; 1,000 !note-he:Os for $3.50;
2,000 for 16.50.
ter George WOod' tt, Co., Taylor
S Farley, and Jubilee Organs, at low'prices and
easy terms of payment.l Bond for eirculirs, or
call to iee and heir them at ttui Temple of Mu
sic of COLE,TAI33AGE 00. : ,
at I►lre
NO. Dealers in §tringio will do well
to call at the Temple of! Musie,:where they will
find a largo assortment :of Freneh, Berman snd
Italian Strings, at 11,,,ew fork prices.
lam. Mrs. E. J. UnlooS"' has now re
ceiveda, fail line of Millinery and Fariei Goods,
for the Fall and Winteritrado. She will display
the finest assortrnentof trimmed Hats and Bon.
nets, in Towanda, op a, after: next Saturday,
Oct. 11.
,The next session bf the Brad
ford County ConventiorA Lodge I. 0. G. T.,
be held at Franklindale l , on the 20th and 2lstl
of November, 1873. G. W. C. T., Waoran,
be present. A. T. LILLEY,
• Dist; Beaty.
i 1 .. - Mr. M. M.k SrAz t enio,of the
firm of TAYLOR it Co., is now is Nei york, intik
int purchases' of %Sinter Goods. • Those deal
rone,of bargains, should not !fail to examine
their stock before piircliasing.'
•
,
38. Always !get the ' best. This rule
. ;
applies to teache ras tiell as articles. Ere*y
one uhnits that Prot f3nEnwpon understpds
the theory and practies of music , better
any one who hits ever taught In this place. - _
ericen, Elgin and,
jo to 11. J. HAL
4:larga, stock just ro.j
s will sell a large
,perty, Including cows
arm in Burlington, on
in 'the Germair
•Loscri, M. D., a nar
at his residence, Nc.
trig to Fireboat)
Winter wear, will do
• Co. ;•See advertle-
en DOcks, weight
• I o Bute Cochin chicks
aonable prices: •
Cr. P. WELLES.
hing 'purchase
ption, ,should call on
rance abd Real Reale
ant e risk' of au mei
'
r n get a ticket good - for $3,-
I th, f0r,20 cents a day, by call
-1,. .trrn,j'at tipper depot? .
111rPizeis &Num= are selling
sS varieties of if:Silvery cheap. They ere sole
agents fbr tba as% - of thci celebrated "tar, slay
coat Coal Meer lead at a diiimmt.
•
sir The - new Arra at the Bed,
White and Blue Store,: on Bridge street.. are
well maintaining the reputation ot - the Web.
liahment for sethng good 'goods cheap. Oro
Wiwor a BM:lower a call when you *ant any
thing in the grocery line.:- '" :
Taitsiris AND Cumns.—Wheeler
& lilehek's unrivaled 80 inch and 31 inch cylin
der Thresher's and Cleaners, on hand ready for
inunecUate sale and delivery.
Towanda, July 30.
,
• Hosea Powzaa-L-I have on baud
ready for immediate sale and denier)... two of
Harder 's 2-Horse. Powers; and one Wheeler's
flrst-class,4 and 6 Hone Lever Powers. The
latter on ready for work.
It. 31.
Towands o lnly SO.. • •
PAST FANZIING
Just reoeivod a sipply. This is an excellent one
"In every respect, It will separate Oats from
Wheat;',ind BaCkwheat from Oats, and prepare
nicely all grain and grass seeds for
EGO
.
Mir Mu Lame, the .ex p e rienced,
skillful and ornamental flair Eresser.and flair
Worker, from Elmira, N. Y., begs to inform the,
ladies of Towanda, that lie will be hero some
time this month, with a large stock of Hair
Work. The ladies *mild prepare themselves
until duo notice - w be . given. .
s. Dr. J. C HoLLAND, ("TIMOTHY
Tine= &nth° of "Eathrius," " Bitter
Sweel," Lessons 4 Life," etc., and editor 'of
&ramer's Nonthimiwill deliver his lecture 'en
titled "Elements of l!ersonal Power," in Her
enr's Hall, Monday evening, November 17.
Do You INTEND TO DO ANT PAINTING
Tuts Fero?—"lf so,, try the Rubber Paint. I
challenge any dealer or painter in Bradford
county to produce Ati good, durable or' cheap
first-class paint.. Sold by the 'gallcin ready for
the brush. Send for sample color cards,- price
lilt an. circulars. R. 11. tuxes.'
itkir We are happy to say that,Mis.
E. J. Moms is now able! to attend to bnalueas.
and will be pleased eti , e bar former friends
and nitrous lat her store, over Molnar er.
Biacs's.l
Oct. 23-3 w.
5e3... Good envelopes, in. ,quarter
thousand boxes, neatly printedat this office lei
$3.50 per thousand ; three, the asandl for $lO ;
also lighter grade, $2.50 per thousand; three
thousand for '0.50. 'l'ags printed t order at
$3.00 per thousand,
ONI ,
BUY YOUR COAi., BY I TER CAR LOAD.
—Two or more persons can! cluh together and
buy their goal from It. Bt. IVEmir.s at wholesale
prices, and get 2,24.0 ibs to the ton, In doin&
so seventy-five Cents per toe of 2,001 lbs. ca.
be sued from Towanda retail prices.
va.. Miss Emit, A. BeENvERI is pre
pared to give instruclion in Elocution, both to
private pupils and class Cs. Alio to give Feblic
Readings and Recitations for Societies, Lyce
ums, Schools, etc. For terms, address her at
Orwell, Bradford' county, Pa. Bcferrices fur
niebed when desired.
Oct. 23-3 w.
„.1 •
Mr . .4'oo Pi os, 400 Ono s, 300
hfELODEOtiII, and LOCO Entailer instrnMents, will
and must be sold before' the first Of January
next, at W. iirrrarou's Mitsic Store, 'opposite
the Court House. All thO above just9naents
are from the very, best rualiers,lsuch as G.
SrEcr & Co., F. C. Lrour A: Co.; the smith
American Organ Co., eta. C. Wir.sex, agent for
all the above Instruments, Office; at EusroNs
store, opposite the Court House, Towanda.
se The next session of the Brad
ford County Teachere:Asaociation Zvi 1 bo held
at Itomo, boginning, Friday, 14,' at 101
o'clock A. M.
Tho
. following aro the appointments : Lee
;
taxer, Rev. P. Hom . moog ;: Deelaimere,. FRAYS
•GOFF, JosErn Elm Essayists. Lt .I.TAzt Rmo-
WAY, firmnimOW.trrizs ; Easiness Committee,
P. L. Curatsrm.t,; Onsma P4CiLEY, 0. P. YOUNG,
LILLLIN 11/DOWAY, LIDDIE WATn.r.s.
Ke.mvxv, See'y.
Mir POWELL & Co.. will receive 'this
week their second stock .ot Fall and Winter
Goods;
DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS AND SACQUES,
CLOTHS ANDS C.USIIIERES,
FLANNELS, ?BLANKETS,
SHEETINGS, SHIRTr
&c:, &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
FALL'S TOCK OF GOODS,
• HOSIFiIIY AND NO
. i POWELL
•
Prudent people of all Classes,
- -
lathe old country, invest their money in gold
and silverware, jewelry, watches, and the lace,
for safe keeping, knoWing that such articles al
ways command a gOod price, r and aim much
more easily taken care of than money. It would
be well if our 'people would - follow the example
of our thrifty and enterprising neighbors across
the water. W. A. Calatnimm;i keeps, a full as
sortment of these hoods, warranted of the best
• to., Among the thisiness establish
ments in this place, of which every citizen feels
proud; is the extensive gook Store of C. .F.
Coosa., Mr. Q. is thoroughly posted in tho'busi
mess, and keeps a larger and better assortment
of goods than can be found In any other place
In the country. Nye cheerfully recommend'him
to the patronage of our readers, as an - honest,
upright dealer, and one who never takes advan
tage or overreaches. Such men should be pat
roved.
Winter is already upon us,
but Buser:mu', the champion clothing man,
is prepared for him, and can fit every man and
boy, who may call on him with a suit of clothes
so oluxip that none need go abotit the streets
shivering with the cold. Ho makes a specialty
of gloves this solson, and is to sell at bot
tom prices. Don't pass his store without giving
him a- call. Monniii is always good-natured,
and don't-find fault if you dou't buy.
' ,tom' Everybody *anxious to learn
how to save money during thole hard times.
Munoz; S HOSFOI/D have solved the problem
fdr those who are tempt] led to purchase stoves
or heaters, by putting everything in that line
down to bottom prices. Ii will certainly pay
you to give them a call it in want of anythifig
in their line.
- •
/®` ' The only rtm we have •witness
ed on any of oneestablishments, is the run on
Itteams of EpWAIZDS' Store. Bat the rush there
is not confined to panicky times, as there is al
ways a mitt of hungry and eager inclaiduals to
that farorite establishment, where Groceries of
all kind are sold so' cheap that the poorest
manor woman is not allowed to go away emp
•
ta. The; Baw l of the estate of Guy,
KIXNEY, deceasea, of Sheshequin;Ve aro credi
bly informed, l is postponed, to 'Tuesday, Nov.,
11, Thus another Opportanityla offered for
l a profitable investment in real estate upon ts
vorOlo terms. With such ominous financial
clouds gathering over our Loads, wo think In
vestments in such real estate as is hero offered"
for sale, not only justill;ble,' but quite com
mcadeble.
JOY.,--
Jby comes to ch'eet our life, -
To gelid oar paths with pleasure;
Bat grasp it as we may,
It will not last forever.
- 'There's joy in WC111411 . 13 love,
There's Joy in fond caresses.;
There's joy which all can hare—
trear4 lilellAuwen Dresses !
Which are the neatest, best fitting, moat du.
Able, best made, and obSapest suits to bo had
anywhere. .Dotet neglect to call on J. L. Mo.
Mums. opposite thereat Office. Ezamine his
goOds and lefty° your meature. •
MI
.AIrARR ; LED.•
RiDGWAY—DEGAN.—At natant* of Mrs. E;
L. Woodruff, in Towanda, Minder, Sept. 28,
Imam , . Luther Peck, D. D., William Bldg
way, of* this place ' and Mary, daughter, of
col. James Degamorpmktkire.
11/Although rather late,' we tender our colgrat•
tdatiOns to the happy *couple. 'The fortunate
bead of the new arm is one of, our most Indus
tiimutand enterprising business men, and gives
another evidence of his good sensein choosing
a partneri feir li fe.
'
MURPOL --WATELNB.—At the residence' of
Mr.: Moses Watkins, Oct-29,1873, by Rev. iv.
IL ißnmsey. -. Robert BltirdOok, M. D. of
Ulsier,Ta., to Mias Ophelia. Watkins, of She
sheimlo, Ps. I - - •
Dr.MtinnoOtt fs bne of our i melt promising
and sitoMesfid physicutus. Ail he has located
at Burlington Corners for the I praeUdo of his
profession, wo predict for him great success:
'III4—PRATT.—On the 29th inst., at the
booze of Mrs. Betsey A. Pratt, the bride's
mother', by the Rev. 0. L. Transue, assisted
.by Rev. Geo. Itookins. Mr. Randolph
of Barlingtorteund Celia Pratt, of West BUr
,
lington.
~YHTtE-SNAPP—Un 'the 30th of Oct;, by
Eller P. R. Delmont, at Lis residence, A. D.
• White and Luella Knapp, both of Leßoy.
noLooun -GREENO.--An the 26th of Oct., .
at the residence of Luther Greene, in Leßoy,
by Elder F. Delmont, of Alba, CassinsD.
Holborn!, aud'Elnoraoreene, both of 'Leßoy.
Pottsrille, Oct. 21,1 y
Iter. I. IL Pierce.. Dr."o. F. Paine- and Miss
Bella Colburn, both of Troy;Pa. •
VANNESS-NEWELL.—In standing Stone, Oct.
30. byldev. S. J. Lusk; Mr. al P. Vanness to
both'of Standing Stone. '
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BOS I rWIPK—VANNES'S.In Standing Stone,
Oct: .S 6; by Rev. S. J. Leak, Mi. W. Bostwick:
of Towanda, to Miss E. A. V.sriness, of StandT
Mg Stone' I r
_ •
DUNFEE—MASON.—Ai the b r i de's home, Oct.
30, by Bev. Hallock Armstrong, Mr. , James
E. Dunfeo to Miss Marion Sadly. Mason, .all
of Monroeton. .
• ,
ROGERS--11EMENWAY.—At tho residenee of .
Mr. oce, in Ulster, Nov. 1, 1873, by Rer. W.
H. Iturnsoy, Mr. Theodore H. Rogers, of Ul
ster. Pa.. to Miss Eliza A. Herrienway, of Bur
lington Pa. •
emmemasmaas
It. 31. Wzuis.
B. 11: Wu.w
D IE D ~1
BIATTESON.--In_Syracase, N. Y., at the 'resi
dence df T. 13. McChesney, Oat. 31, 1873, - Su
sue L. Matteson, aged 36 year 4 and 8 :Widths.
ROL=I§ON.-1/2 Ilehoopany, Oct'. 22, 31r. R. W.
Robison, aged 3.1 year s. HAli In
31ehoopany, Oct. 23, Mrs. Sarah.
wife; ofl Geo. Halm, aged 2711 years and 6
months.
•
FASStrk.—ln Scottsville, WyMning coauty,
Sct.`.2s, Mrs. 13ally, wife of Major 'John Fiiss
ettt in the 77th year of lief age.
WIGSTEN.In , Oct. 17, of
general debility, Mary Wigsyn, aged : 78
years. •
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MA -
(IS'ANDA MA
T, j, I . onIOLRRAT.P PRICIL--.
Corrected' every; w cones , :lay, by C. B. PATCH
Subject to changes daily._,
Wheat,,Vl bush ' ' $1 CO tt, 175
Rye, litibuida., ~1 " I , ,1 65
Buckwheat, ift Utah • 1 79
Corn, VI bueh..l
.
Oats, ill bitsh; . , ri• ' 40
Beani e 1 1 0 . bush!...,--,. 1.50 @, 200
Butter Voila) 14 ib 41 30
do (deliy,).s lb' new ' - •30 re 33
.-_.. • I
Eggs :0 ddz 26
, . _ ..
Potatoes, II buidiglew 4 - ,
Flopr ? barrel , 9 50'4?,, 10 ad'
Onions' , " bush • ' .1 OD
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trefoilre or Gnats.—Wheat. CO lb. ;I Corn 66 lba. ;
Rye 56 4..ba;; Oats 32 lbs.; Barley 46 lbs. ; Buckwheat
58 lba. g Beans 621b5.; Bran 20 lbs.; 'Clover Seed 60
lbs. ;• 'Ala:tidily Seed 44 lbs; Dried Peaches 33 lba:;
Dried Appes 22 lbs.; Flax Seed 60 lbs. ' 1
• •
Novous Dremrrr.—A depressed,
irritable •state of mind; a weak, nervous, ex
haustedfeeling; no energy or animation; 'con
tused head, weak memory, often with debilitat
ing, inVolimtary discharges. The consequences
of exceseit, Inectal overwork or indi*cretions.
The NETIA 4 ,OThi DFssitsry finds a sovereign cure
in HIIMPIIREY'b' HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
No. 2S It tones- up tho system, arrests dis
charges. dispels the mental gloom and despon
dency a;cad rejuvenates the entire sy.tem. It is
perfectly harmlesli and always efficient. Price
$5 for 5 4 package pf live boles and a large $2
:vial or powder, which is important in old, seri
ous cakes; or $1 per single \ hoz; Sold by ALL
druggists; or sent by mail orrreceipt of price.
Address,' ; CLauk,l3. Pons . =
`rtiouth end Ward House Towanda-. Pa.
New AtiVertiSerliOLltS:l
,
:NEW HAND AT
!•
THE BELLOWS_,\„
- .
BENJ. IitrIK.MIDALL
;Has ; purchased the Third Ward Coal Yard of L.
8. Ca 4, and will keap a good;sqpply .
WIIIIIES-BARRE
1 . AND '.:
~,-
. . SULLIVAN COAL
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Raps on Italtd, at the LOWES I PRICES:
ndi, Nov 5,•1873.
DEG STER'S NOTICE.—Nc*e is
°Meetere . y given that there has-bean flied in the
' Register of, Wills in and for the county Of
eradfcird, accounts of adminlatcation upon the fol
lowing estates, viz:
Partlaraecount of C V & C W Arnold,. Executors
of Benedict Arnold, deceased, late of Warren.
Final acc't of 0 W Bailey, Guardian of Carrie A &
Ma: y Bailer, miner cluldren of Ransford D Bai
ley,
}UM acc't cf Achatins Stevens, Griardian of Geo.
L Middaugh.
Final ape% of Barry Mix,• Gurdian of Mary. and
James Hinman, minor children of James Y Rittman,
deed, late of Wyaox. l
. Final awl of J' V Geiger. E4ecutor of the will of
Catharpe Kromer,. dec'a, late of Towanda Boro,
Also;the:appraisement of prOperti set off by Az
eentora orAdministrators to widows or ebilliren of
the fo lowing oecedenta:
Estate Of Loren D Jyrel,
Valentine Smith,
0 1 E J urainard,
. ' . Joseph Morrow,
William Johnson,
Barnum Wilcox,
German Titus,
James B Baker,
Daniel Tompkins,
James R Pattersen,
f " John Wolf,
Ralph W Reseal',
Morgan Lewis,
And , ithe same will be presented to the 'Orphan's
Court of Bradford County, Thursday, December 5,
1883, at 2 o'clock, p. for confirmation and allow
ance. • 0, J. CIIIIBBIICE,
Novs, 1878. ; Register.
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TIONS
A: CO.
A :NEW STOOK OF ! •
,•
• FALL AND WOTTER: GOODS
_ ! JUST RECEIVED AT I
. ,
B; •
,A. PETTES & E
=II
A ! Hie sign of tho big 'Bonnet, oppoiiho tho Court
I House, Towanda, Pa., consisting of
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DO? ESTIC AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
BROWN . 1,1 AI) BLEACILED . , MUSLI*S
WAT4HPHOOFS, PILDTFR, FLANNEiR. sumps.
DREBF GOODS, . '
1 l • 'GERMANTOWN YARNRI
• ..1
Iw • AND ZEPHYRS.
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A fu l l oof ' '
Ii
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HOS WAY. GLOVES,. ' NOTIONS.
I
Sc., Sc.,'Sce. , .
kilt° and complete stock of - I
MII, VI N ER'Y GHO 0D S
„j
For the Demon, comprising allot the r mbst desirable
1 • I
stylcs in ! ,
. 1 3
i
HiTioco BONNETS AND TIILIIIIIITO3 .
' i POL-39 IN TBAT .IZIT-.1 . ' .
Octe l berll,4B73, I - - ' , ' •
44A . AV , O L F • .
• .IN SHEEP CLOTHING."
M
. JULIUS WOLF
!
' Bego: to inform his numerous customers, and all
who desireto avail themselves of an opportunity
tiiiimpi)ly themselves with •
THE EST WINTER CLOTHING,
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=II
AT VERY lOW, ITAC.E44;
r,
That ho h,as just opened Um deaf stoc.kot Goods for
AN"D BOYS! 'WEAR
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displayed in the market...,
BEIEEi.IDEit that nay goods are ail pqrsr.cuss
and WAILUINTED WELL !JADE..
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, .
I One door South of-Fox As Mucus's.
I t - • •
Oct(ii%B73.
M=E=9
RKET.S
Et
111E1
zuLpila wow,.
M
—I I "'' , ~.........„....,.............
" Rl F.7rial ' Al O .-- ...' vOsil V
2202 i=0f &Ulf. ' • -. 4 1 1V. and In meii i reditrd,
WW I be exposed to liedl".l4cUrrC°rOvlV/1/11
the Borough of a. .
28,V73, at I o'clock, . to., the followlog deecribed
lot, Leos, pr parcel o land situate In Wit:Ohara twp,
au
11 /
bounded as fullowe: giu gat a stake near the
:mignon:tors of the road I being the wouthwedt
corder of Normand let:' 1t; th ence sou th 79 11
deg/. east 70 pore and 'Potion.- ace
Atiuth,l4 15-100 per. post d atones; then west
88 per the corner; n the highway ; thews north
Along the highway NT rto tie lam of be g lonlim;
containing 4 0' acre", more or less nearly all im
e;l
pror ed lonth a tr am bangle, franitaf barn, and fruit
trail thereon. 1 . 1 '
S and taken execution-at then! of D.
B.l=ig vs E. A.lwen. I _ 1
A no other 40 piece, ,or parcel of land sit.
aster in Wyalusing ter bounded as follows: Begin
lir
meal ate cpruerof tkt Porte; and Nichols' lot oil
Chlli-st., .in the; 44 liege Of, Wyelne.ng; thence
aloe said 'treat nort •55 deg „ i east '51.• feet to a cor
of Black's lot; the Co south td deg, east Z feet
'to aOr on ; line of An on Flit lot; thence eolith
9 deg. West 70 feet tO cor 0 said. Porter Nide
ole' ot; thence north 5 deg.lweat 24 feet tol place
of beginning; contaiul • 19 aril square pernheirof
landl more ar tee n
..pron. with alarm!. qvimed 1
doLillo storehouse south f=.eil barn thereon.
Se zed and taken 1• zthenHon at:the suit pf Ed
w Vaughan vs 01 • tole 1 I I
Also at the snit 0
_. L. daylOrd'e nso va /40_
nallOck & Co. I Hiii., , , , _
• A1.430.—0ne other o , piece; or parcel of Is dsif:
uato In Overton twp b ended; im the ;north b Linda
of cliarlas Streeve a d "ward Meliiovern, so th by
land of
i
Daniel He e , anti, west, by land f the
Will w &nitre Het y Containing 40 acres, more
or le tr. ;unimproved Midi, faiwfruit trees th reon.
Be*.ed and taken i • • exemithin st the tidit - cl
Martin Ileicheruer J• es 3 .f%D r °Dlld' . o ' l
ja h a e i t .,..
uatttu c r i l g e b o i4 er ' tended !in, the north east .
and !eat b lands of . undeLl t SteVens, sorb by
land ofJ Thomp a cents! g acres , more
or leite, all reproved , n billislinga. 1 I
Bolted taken 1 . executtola at thretlt of Bob.
li t
- lasso &Cr ig vs V S v ns. '
ALSO—One other I t, piece, r parcel of, ladd Ul
na& fp Allanny twp, 14. • .ded 0 the north• by lands
of Patrick Elnan, cut b feedlot Amos Bensinger,
south', h y lands of Pa ck IleConin•lfod.ltidow
North, west by laud Of . enry Wog; [containing G 8
cereal more or leis: 20 acres Improved, with a log
kotisci. log parn , snare trait trees thereon.
Bodied a si %l taken • • ' execution at suit of n -
Jails u vs. Stepla ilumtinger. 1
A 4:).-.4a e other J. ptece.,9e pared Of
nate, Sinthiffield tlep, bounded ma the nos
lands lor Wm T Daly su• Newton Fanning, ee
land elf Jobe Westbroo . south by lands 64 Nat
ow Stacy, Widow Fan • • and Hiram; Horton ,
lay land of Hoses eine- -, containing 611 acres : ,
or tette, aln.improved. with t aco :ranted d
houseS,' one framed bar., anal au orchard ofi
trees thereon. I , IF
Seizi•d and taken in . execaion a the sp.:t -of
Pomeroy Bros. vs Chaia • coy Gu lute. I;,
1
ALsO—Ope other lot, • lee°, oe parcel of .iand, sit
uate in North Towanda wp, bounded on the pbrth
by lanids of John F. ale as east by tau.' of gra E
Badger,leouth by landS f the Widow VannestrWetii
,by the! public highwar lesulingilann Towanda to
~,,11
Ulster; con Ming i'' -re, more or less, ill ini
proved, with a framed ellleg horde, board etahle,l
and few • fru' trees the .ori. i 1 - 0 '
fielztid an taken Litt ixocutioti at suit of I.±:sa ] 1
Overtctit's us vs John 4 'atus. ' 1 I ,I
Atrial other la. ieee, or parcel Of--land sit
unto i Cant n two. Lou ded on a *tin by ; Linde
of Tee le Wh at and , 1.1 co Spaltlink„ east y To.
wands Creek south by aids belongteg to the es.
tate of Op S Whig. d. d, west by priblfc hiSiway
leadm from Canton t 4 laton;eoutaining 2 , res.
Tv
more less, all itraprpT d. with la boird sh e and'
o
fruit tees thereon. 1 I -
' I
s3 s il e abt
ry ri v n e d taken e..uton at ti. l eu.t of John
11
ALS u other 10t,i iece, or parcel of lat ti sit
uate in Orwe; twp, bou • ded on are north bJ land
of Or iti Bill , east by lap aof Samuel Care, 'aorta-
mer P ince, ' i Cue au c Hill 1 south by land of
John Phillips; west by t • rids of Widow' Tailor + Wni
Saxon. Jll litres an - W 11.11; containin 200
acres, more or less, ab ed 130 improved, with two
framed dwelling houes, two framed!: barna,' ono
framedishop, aud fowl I t trice thetean. ,1
k il
Seize and ! atm; in 0 executitn iethe stilt of,
Chas oaf, ronic° of argaret 11 knoll, csltit k:
Stoll. ' ' , .5 . 1
1
ALSO-One other lot; licce, or Marcel of 1^ I sit:,
nate'm Canton Bard, h t nded as fol ows: eain •
ning a t Hie northwest c r of 51,13 Potter's I 4 on
till• east • tilde of Centrt- t. running thence orth
along the cast, line of' 'iutre.i.t lb° feet to 4 lic-
Intosh'i lino and the cep eof the roedl, leading to
the old ITannary site• I thnce east by north i'efoni
the centre of said road ; 0' feat to the centre ill the
reek btlOw Byte of a 1,1 c d • Tenney; thence , long,
the cent of sMd cre 11 0 feet to temper - try 4 vnee;
thence pearly eolith &ion said fe co inline with a
heniloclt 59 lett to said, P , ter's north lice; thence
nearly lest al ne, sale limi 2.1 reit to Centre -= Z, Ale
of begin.aing; cialt.iining ;300 'square I , et of
ru
laud, ore or lees, all Improved. v,ith a I arced
cUaellinghouse and few Out trLealthereon. r
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iecutionlat Alio au.tiof tri
C. li r arc el i ot fa .1 sit;
1 ed; on the.'niarthi : 4 It
highway s , by i JOhri
a Llfcry;lcoutetii:thgahriut
T or; lest, 'silh a lathed
I etc; fruit trees ther on. ;
I: ece or parcel of la d sit
,
ed on the neitit Lk - laud
üblic highway. south by
igheray„; containing one
Deed; no buiblingl. •
rutlon at the at:9l. q 57,i
'am ball and Ilirentil l ) Emu.
;- ;
.!,
Seized! abd
S Newmbn va
lust° in Rollie
Coolbau b.
Illi;Litip.ll, West
115 i3erc14 , 14 of
40Uso. framed
ALSOt-bno ,
lasi° In At..dme
of John Fila •
L we
acre, ta rq'or
Seized and t
ae
;
1 . en into l e
t J Waite!
.ther lot; p
Duro, 17
et by pub! i
land, yi b i li nV
barn and
Cher lot ;
oro, bop
11, eaet. b
.t by pnbl
tee, all i
hen into
t s John
.tber 'iut; i ?.
•ro, bou 1
g l
re Frab k
st by Ch J
,r less, , si h
ud lest f ; it
Len ilatq, r
)ert Varlivio
ALSO-{.One. - ace or pariel of labd situ
ate 'in Athens 1 1 9 on the north and east
111 bind 91 1 c south• by the Baptla ,
Chnrch lot , we aung-st;l contstninr lik el
an acre, More , I.a framed.dwellin-'• house
framedarm s -,trees thereon'. ? r t,_ '
hisized and t;
1 ,
ttuttou at snit of Daniel
Beasley is Al .._ .t, Samuel Vanwort and
John Vahwort 11- 1' 1 i
ALSO+One ther lot , pi co or parcel of hog situ
ate, in 'West B rlington ' p, bounded asfOrows:
Brglnnirg, at a pos', on the west line, of wea l ant the
•eouthwe ticor tlot No :2 thence south; 1.8. 1, -... deg
{het 122 0-10 Sr to pout .t c northwest cor othot No
39; then to south I'; deg. tast 125 per, to, a post the•
1 northwest corof lot No, 6 thence north 88n deg,,,
west 172 6-10 per to lot on said warrant brie,
thence'vrtla E r ..R.,'"deg, a t 125 per to plaec'ef bo,
ginuing;;contaaning tts•l c as and 125 per otland
more or less ; about 731 c es improved, wi i two
dwelling Illionsets, 1 barn n i young orchard of fruit
trees theton. 1 1 . 1t I
Felzed, W
nd taken W 1.% eution at suit of Edward.
Overtqn to John Green D Allen and J hrt 3
°Men. Tfirre 'Xecant. , I, '
-LSO • One other lot, pi•ce or parcel of,lan situ.
atelin A ny twp, boon t as follows: ;Deb nunig
at a polo in the James ten road where ne ot
land of P COtSOEI cross s said road, and nump,
along a 4 I .Z I' 'oOrson'a a. d south 65 per; thence
along oil dr la d of said ' Z P Corson ancED N Nen•
A l a
tad Cast t per thence by and of said D'S ".iewtot..
north 17 ier; hence abi y land of satil'll) , New
top east 21 per to the ce •of the above then toned
James len r ad; then long said roail,'lli three
followin tour es and is antes to wit:l no 61
ileg and 30 mi utes, west 36 poly north, 57 eg, 30
minutes, west 1 - pers. rt r h 46 degrees 15 tui utes.
west 35i I per o place of ginning; containing 11
acres -and 127 per of ir , more; Cr legs. iiit tm
preyed, with a framed 12 a e, framed barn ant fruit 1
trees thereon. ' 1 1 ~'
beized„kuid taken into t cutiou at suit of J lin II
Ileacoeh`e,usel vs Myron° . n. ' 0
iALSO+One'othir lot, yites• or parcel of 1 lan situ•
ate In Ar eniii twit, hound ci,as follows: Beg lining
at an old beach tree. beim tho southwest' c r of a
tract of land' in the wa Mao mune of antes
Thonips 11; t aence north S deg, nest 113 p rto s
, [ll
post, bet g ti.e southwest or of AM:ander ease's
lcdf, thenes north 4 de,t, t iea t 100 per to a post on the
south lit of Albert Co kl .'s lot; thence; so lath 88
leg, east 113 per to thel c titre of the read 4a lint
from Canton- to Columba..tins; therms , silorig th e
e•Mtre egai 1 road south 2 deg. west 100 per -to
place of Sal ming; cmitai ink, 70 acratt,l m ro or
less, abo it 2: acres .impro • otl, with a log ouse, log
shed am few trait tries ereon.
,l
Seized and taken iuto; es cotton at cult of ize.klei
1 .,
Diewmau vs Silas Boardegei - • '
I ALSO- T -One other lot: pi cc or parcel of . I' lanil situ
ate in Rome twp, bounded as followst..Begming at
a.cOr in ;the Centro of th public road, bet g th'
southwest cor of a tent • e lot deeded to Dennis
111c5fahoia by Edward Ore on on the north quo (a ,
NT E and 4 E piellott's let; .suet north 88 deg, west
135 per along the north - inc of riollet'silland td a
cor; , thenco,nortn 2 deg. e st 33 per or there bouts
to the sciuthWest cor of al t deederl'by said Oyerfoi.
te. John Illayst thence by he south line of Said lot
south sSidegi,, east 108 3,10 per to a cor, 101perinortli-
West of the ,northwest] c‘ of the said Dennis Sic.
Mahon let edad . tho centre of the said road icor of
Bays lot; and thence sOut .i•rly;„by the west line of
Raid Mit ahOn's lot. beln the centre of chid Toad to
the pla
,of beginning ii, co . tinting 31 wires,/ more
or least bolt 8 acres imp owed , with a heard Shan
tir there n. - ' ' I
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i- I ,
I *adze and, taken Intg e . calor at suit of pvard
OVertot , vs Jblan Mullett. . r
As nkother lot', p eor parcel o laud sitn•
ate in ndtiani twp, bon' ded ow the north by land
of As - VAnNetten, eas and south I lands ot .
John D orest west by 1 .Slot Wm arringtpn;
roi l
contain( g 56 acres, Ltypr • or less; aboutlll acre.
Duprey with a framed oust , framed tiarni , shin
gle mill t . wcol sheds, and f.w fruit trees soon. -
Peize and taken inter • ecution at sui 'of 'Daniel
1
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Shoem r v i a James Ella • orth.
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1 , ALPOI-Ctite other lot; p eco or parcel 01111 d•situ
,
ate to T9wanda Bore, boutded on the nor by lands
of James 0 Frost, east b - lands of Jo F Means.
South by lands of John ants, west by arlesat i k
IT h
being out 106 fleet on said Claarles-s , rtmoin
hack to be I no of lands of beta john F "geans about
11.0 feet.'mo or leas, wit a a framed shot. thereon •
jALSOf.-The defendants 0 D Cash and F Al; Cash
rmdiridid 2.5 interest r no other lot, piece Or par.,
eel of nds situate . In th'. said Boro ofi Towanda
bounded on he north y Poplar-at, east! by Thine
at. Irtout4t by land of Win vritlist west - 14 an alley;
being shout 163 feet , fro-4 on said Third-et, and
ahout 221 feet back on' a id poplar.st, with la two
story gPthio brick &tell ng house, small framed,
barn.otLer buildings,with' .it and ornaniental trees
thereon.; Said lot known g the homestead 100 ofthe
David Cash estate. I II ' . I
t... ,
I ALSOI!-0, no other lot, pi sea or parcel 1 1 d as
the property of the defen tnt, CI) Cash, 'sit 'ate. in
the said Bore of Towanda I,bounded on the j nor* bylanes ' ofSolomon - Wet•:rnaddlldicta,
by lanes'of Solomon Wel. •rn add 11 dicta, s, east by
land of C Delano, south by Pinest, wflst hy lane
of 0 M Itrnsillo; being a oat 100 feet front on said
Pine-Itt.fland beteg aboullll2 fest deep, ?tinning
back tohe south' tine Of - . id Walborn and ‘Tacobs,,
with a
la t
' med dwelling h• pee thereon. ' 1 --
-ALSO The defendsalta, 0 D Cash and FA Ca •
undivld d 2-5 Interest in • . o other lot, piece or par
eel of d situate in Hai lay virp. contipalng 113
seeres s more or less, In t . i warrantee name o,f I) B
Cunningham, with a saw ;mill, 2 min lits4s and
stables thereon. 1.1 i „
ALSOI=-the said deft u tits undivided 34 interest
in one other lot, piece or parcel of landlkitnato In
Barclay twPs containing al acres, more 7 Wes, in
the war-antee name ofll,, r Ladley • I .
ALSO = The said defend 'i• ts undivided 4 intereSt
in one other lot. piecolor t • *reel of land.i
W
&ale in.
Barclay Awp, containing , acres, more Or las, in
thewarrantee name of J. 'ph :Ailey. ll'
A c ts 4-, Tho staid defend •• is undivided 2-5 tenet
in one ilther lot, piece or !Parcel oi land' sitnate in
Darelayl, eas'
wp. containing 3 $ ares. more Or l. in
the war antic name of it 7 lter Stewart. Id
ALSO+One other lot, • eco or pardel ofi land situ•
ate in 14rclay and 0v.1.t. il townships, ,polliailung
400 acrolt. More or lest, • the, warranted 1111110 of
Andrew Laney. I 1,.. 4
Hetzsdand taken Into'a •.n at the sta. of Cod
ding, Rtissell k Co- vs C/ , sr• h tr. Co. 1,, k ert . ,
eleiredar.d taken intoe •- .tlim at suit ,Of (
on
& stsbrte Is C Digiad X' A Caah. ' . - - , I 1 I d I
execution nt st bf
I ' • I
os parcel of I lap! situ
. ded otrthelttorttt by
and 'bliss 8011, 4 by
Seized and taken IMO
Scott rap D Oash et al.:
.ALSOli—Ono.ottier tai
ata in Sifflibequin tire,
lands otillizanr Tontrilfr
_......... oil nu....... ~topt,..
lands'otilteiley Valutae
binds of Joseph Henn
John VenDozen, west ti.
Mining 80 acres. mom ta l l
&Luc" and tatern into l,
Cimpbelt vs C A 11eavner.
Au:n2
- ' 0 other 10t PI
Me in B rllugton Borq. t
ginning to the centre of t
Joining n d* of Samuel 8.
deg,we t 105.10 per MI
denries, west 4 perchei t lgt
15 5-10 per totho ce n ts
swath' 39 deg, east 4 pey
I o
tithahntr natio per 0 I
, .
. I : :
11
, .
....■ mil, met by
1. 0 1
a J - 0" Pattut.l th by
. • y. John and
f Hiram . Tom . 'a; con.
eel;
ma; ma improv ate.'
l e...rep:Mon at snit f W E
.--
eie or Nicol of laud eltn•
elided es fames: "Be
e Deride* trirn Ike ad
-IMms; thence is tith's4
poet; thenoe rth 23
encemorth be d g. east
f said turnpike thence
1 &cent begin • con'
d, more Ina, I
With . a
. „
• I ,
, .
lIM
iI
NM
•
.I . .
framed dwelling hone°, fated
fruit
_a4:l-oneeneentelteees then
.
,11,1Sf - t—Otur other lat. lace .; , parcel elf Isalid situ.. 2'
ate th l3entington Bern, la talrill: WO*, , i ' l
sing the cen(re of the ' turnpike sdjois. ;.;
bag th above dascribsl kety Oath di deg. ::.
west 1 MO Perla 1 rat on of the md#ll; ,, ';
3 1.,..
of Ad sem McKean. deed; co along said line' '.-
20 feet* theare north 64 deg. est'l4 240 per to the '.:
centre fsald turnpike; thence soutlt 59 deg, east
20' f to place of beginning; containing. 170-10
Mper of . 40, =to," ;fa, w 1
i s framed •'-
0 4
seized And taken Into cietution at suit of Edward e
VanDlne raft 11 Ely; 1 ! ~ [ A
'ALitierßy virtue of fonr ;wilts of Levari Facies, -.
lashed ut of the Court of Colnution"leas= 1;
ford county, will ho sold at the sarbsYma F;
the following described lot, pleat or parcel of land -,,,,,,
eltnatelin the Boron*
#of Towandslbiginning on ..:,
the north line of Ward Avenuea ;point 21 feet f
from ti. 4 went thy] ,of , Forertlt a , .*„,, -
2 and mak Apgliatt with , 0011/4.ltretriV= . 1 .
an alloy, thence westerly along ilia alley= feet to .;
a corner; thence aontherlyi an 4 parallel with the
Arai deteribed line ItOkat to sap Artenthet thence
eastertraltengtiklelz- - ,lratil Mnsue CO-teat , to the .
peace of begioning:., Which larst above described is 'L.
divided; into Ave; equal Imb:divisions.; each of said,
sub-divisions being 00 feet front an said. Ward Av- ...."
entre b 110 feet" Peep and uponleacb of said nib- •
divisions ti erected la framed &Welling house two:
stories high, /2 feet inofrcmt by 130 feet in depth. ;L.
with an addition'on the rear; of each 13 feet square
Ali feet, high. azutott tbe ~ninl3l
_lope. of eub a' said ' :.
buildings in front Is a porch. Tips rlghtlo'aelreach, -•
of traid lots separate or.ell together is reserved.
.
Seized and taken in execution* .the•anit 9,f, Gee, '''
I": 'Oath vs. Henry Ward. ' i - r - '` ' ; • ',r.
1 . ./..24.113311T11,. Sheriff. ;
Town , de, Nov, 5, 1873, • ' ..., - '.- ;- '
. - -•
Q,I3V RIFF'S SALE . -4NT. otrea is her e
.k.. 1 evert thatby virtue of,,..ces;lHafiat.stries of Pleri .''
t ui
!saes Vendittoial Exponas.tb me dflected. is-
sued o t of the Court of Commen Pleas of Tiogs
county I haze levied on the folloWing lot of land
satiate artly in the towlishlp ofeolumbia in Brad
ford county. and, partly la, the tolVntihip of Sullivan ^'
in Tinge connty,lbounded onthe,lrmth by the pub. [..,
HO highway ; onthe east. by landli titn_ Van Val- r: '
eanntr,lon the south by lands-of gunnel Jacklin, on r;
the wee; by the public, high Way !leading from thy r :
State BOad to Bowe Rollow. i Copthatut one hurt:. : - r.
drerl and . forty-four and one-halfficres, more or less , i
one hundred and fifteen scree imProved, two frame :-
barns. Outbuildhumappla oreUid- pal .other fruit,. ..;
trees therOn. which I wilt eapose to - sale by public
" "itirt Sons° in Wellsboro. on MON- .'
is; of . Bolltiffan. 11378.1 'rig?:
.i.t.) , at Horace 'Xsitor at' stdkof ':4/
now to ' use of Joel Piskhurs7l ' ,---- • .
.- . Epwsart e.- FISH,:
Sigh Sharift Of Tiage County...-
,1
1873. , 1 -
QM
alit;
tit by
.4' by
utet
I more
fruit
V:lt:4l3y r ii
rtiirtne pf ..'
Rrits; iss out 'of the Court of Co- :-
mon Pleas - of Bradford' minty, and to roil_directed, • ..;-•
will be exposed to Mine sale at the Court House
L im
in the B ongh of Towanda, irRIOD.Y. 'NOVEMBER
21. 1813 ,at.d o'clock, p. in.. ill the . franchises and - :.i
rights o the Solltran and Erie Coil and R. R. Co.
as they exist ; both; in the osmatleaNtr. Bradlnrtl and . '1
4 Oalliva.m,' (them beineno . primal. teal or mixed . •'-'
propertylltehinging to !Mid] Onnpany from Ilti to .r 1
levy this , writ r. [ 1 ,• • -
B.fzed and taken into 'execution tt the stilt Sohn ti
B. H. Hinman vs Srilllian tt- Erie Coal and R. R. Co.
Ala , an
ft
the slut of' Harriet 11: .3fMlan's use va Sul
livan ~.; Erie Coal and .R.
,CO. i
. .. -
P.
.•.
PROCLAMATION --.,. '2 . o r. S ~
fron.lFAltlllglt. STR: I I V Preodent Judge
to the 12th Judicial Distijc , , constsedntr of the 11
countieslof,l3radford! and Buquelaanna. and 7. 1
Hons. Z utoN nos= and 5. D. Hattmcre. , 1 1 ,
Associat Judges, in and „for 1 said county of, il
Brlldfort , have issued their precept bearing
date the 30th day of Oct.,. 1573, Ito me di ,- ;< 111 1.!,
It's
rvetca4 fo holding a Court of Oyer and Termi— •F,
ner, Gen •ral QuarlerlSesetonst of the Peace, !:
CoMmen Pleas and Orphao's Cnurt,lat Towan- 1 .
da, 'fort e Cotmtv_ of. 13radford, oh. Monday, " 1 '
t i
•hst Firstl(l.) dav'. 7 of ECELlBFJ l ,next,ttioon, tl
trine thrr *eelis. - 1• 1 " 1 ~ .1 .i. 11
'
Notice . 4,-therefore here giv!en-to the Co ar- t 3
ners, andjusticesl of ihe P ace,' of the eci,lfofy' 1
i t
4 Dradf6rd,, that Ithey be lie r( and there -}it ~ 1,1
the it proper person, at. 111 o'citick.iA Jhe ffkre- Z
'north or said - day, mth rotorlds, hvytilitionif aild g
'other reniembranees, to; etalthoSe things whi4ll ti
to their °Dice appertains-to be done ~.. and those'
4116 are bound bV recognizti nce py Mlle:Vas to 1 %;,-;
prosecute against the : priOner3 whi _aro' or
day be in the jail'of said cauut* Or nititall
, 1
he hound to appeargm said at spud goutor 'be
6 p
then end there .ro . kcatb . natust the as - g,
.1:111 be; jast. ditror4.cr Ten:tested to be, „"..1
punctual lu thelr attentlan-r r,z,reeatily to their' CV
itf.tice. I
Need at Towanda, I the tlt aY pt Ntivenilietdu . t
they, ar of our Lord; 'o :e tholisand eight ; I
,huitilred andlseventV-thre ~ and of. the rude- -t,
pandence of the lioite..l : 4 1.a1e: , the ninety- • -
gerrnthl . '
- ;11/. 1 1 . 11,
...
F EcTJ - TO.R'S
X. ce
-4 is liesaby given thatall seams indebted to.
the Estate (if. Jetepli Mrorroar, atc
ceased, ars, requesthd to nialaie rtimrdiate payruebti.
And alt peri•Tms having - claims against said estata
1 1 ,re.sint them duly, 4111,11 titie t ated for sett , .e.
meat, • . - .DREW FRE, •
OctoV.r• 1 , 1 1 •' • • •••' L • r Faernfoi.
A u_Ort()R . B NoT.,
f....i.. Matti - Ir .- of tlio ci - tato 'of Ile
tie,Orpha m
' ns''Court ~ f Bradfor .
The 'uersigned,, an Midito
t.i.,
Court to d striLtre Ifunds in t
m inistry. ' of said estate, Tall
f his appo, ntment qt. his ofile ,
Towanda. On SIOND#Y. FO
!o'clock, pi. nu., *hen all pnriol
on said funds must Present the..
for settlemrnt, or bO forev4r do
in said distribiatlon„l
p,l- 1..413
. .
.111
i i A 13 — i)ITOR' -.
NOTICE; —... file
;- ' l - 1.: matter of the] Pale "et til eptte of 'nest f ßr+pgs, decea.4ea. in the Orpla ns* Court or fiuol 1
f. rd County. ; , \ ' -
: I. ,
The hot-sighed, no Ailditoi•hppointrit 15 y7taiit
e,ltirt Vi distribute fals:in the liandsOf the ad- ".:,
raioistrido , raised from;,said salt.. will attertt to the i"
dotiett of h s appoititm9it on TtiEsDAV, NOVEM- 4
REJI.2Gth. 473. at 14 o'clock . a: In., i at , the office of
F'osle*.l: Ili Pher*.nn,lio Towar.,(l7,l3t7hogil, at Which
l i
tinie.tio.,l itlare all persons hating ,claims tigaitist
a Jo (m0 . 14;1114 present them or be idebArred frvm. ,
t, e i
. shorifig.inrald distibutiert.
I.
f
1 . 1 r. 3TuPtgErtsos . ,„
i_
Oct. 29. 1571. 1 1 I . .. 1 . ludltrir. t
4
INSOIi r iVEN'T' NOTICE. 7 The 4 1
J. oreditea - s of Lcienzo Browr,.--1 11 ara hereby 1,
uotilled - thltt I hare appha to tha' Juders of the L
ft
Court of Cimmon licaa of tradldrd eunty'for,roy
discharge ps an inEnivent 4chtor, nn er the taus o. 1
the Commonwealth bf Pennsylvania, In such ewes ..1
made and pruvicle4l,l mil they have , j appOtnted the: ' l 4 l
1-t. MONDAY in , DECE3IBER-.----A: D., 1x73, at 10..1.
o'elOck. a. th ,fo hCmringlfre Sam, !.
Oct. 29, p 573. - V !:' LO . - ''o BEOWN. 1
,
A EDITOR'S NOTlCE.l,over,!an - i.
s: Fllbrie vs. 11. II Fly and , J on Dollen
back. et. 1. In the Court of .Common . Pleas of -..
13radford t elounty. No. 723; 1)...v.4'., 1370. t
The tufemignedi an!' Aeditoril'appointed by said 1.,
root t .. ) letributo porky In the hands of the Sher
:if ari.qt: from sale of clefendoep3' real eBtive., will t
.Attend to le aaties of hie app..intmen4 at the office '
f l i
of smith & 11Iontanye, 11..4 TowandaLßorough, on
ft - EGNE's tAll I the Nth flay of . - ovalpßEit, A. D... '2
1
1873, at 1 o'clock, p. ru.s, at whic time and place all' :
eeraorle awing claims. 'igairisOendef medial , must
prceent t ;Tin, or. be debarred ft in comb g In upon
the same . . • ' G.. ..4011NTANYE.
Oct *l9 1873. .
I f
1 !
A D.ITINISTRATOR'‘'
oNotio le hereby gtiven:,that : 1
to the estuth 01 Ciilabeth 'At - Co
,l'ece.ised are requ steel to thilre
and all p mans haying chime)
must pr lent them duly author,
meat. 1 I . : J.l.
ToTanfla, Sept ' , .1. '7.3.
•
4 x IE . () II I T 0 'NOTICE.- 7
.Notire is heruby giien,that 11 - persons Indebted
to tho e4tato of John B. DeLn.. ft. Ittto fiat' 'Asylum,
.leccased, are requested* to mato I:iinnicdtate
payment and all, pertufW .hay' .g agatnet
.‘ahl este e must present them "duly ; authenticated,
for sad.. ent. • I I /I,IXpESI DaLONG, t •
• ,S , yPt 2 , '73. I E'recutor.
T,N t ANKIIIIPTCP..-- pISTRICT
_LCUrut of tho Uriited States- for. Um Western Dis.
trietof Ponnsylvania. In tho matter la N. Forth
nand Smith and Helen 11. Thatcher.. paiiimapp. '
Wostrin District of Pen titryirrd4. as e Ci9t -, warrant - 4
in Bankr m
tcy has, boon issned.bY Mid Cotit against
the esta of N.. Ferdandl Smith rind-Helen 3l. llietehe . ,of the County of Bragpard and State of
Peruasyliania, in raid Dial:def. ithijitaged Bankrupts
rip,wl pe :Son of their Creditors, and the payment,
ot any &Ms and the deliver 7 of any property b'e• 17 .
i r,
lorging o said Bankrupts to 'them or to their use: 1 .
And the ransfer Of tiny; property = by them are for- P;
t •
bidden I law. A . mu:flux 04 the creditors . et said
Llanknap s, to proyo their debts I.tid.lehooe ono or, ~
more A BigrlCeS of their estate. will be held at a . .J
ronit of anknmMy. to bo holden at. , r, oiranda: Pa.,
in sa . dilistrieteon'the 2lst day of Npymismi. A. i . l
D,.1373,1 all) o'clock, a. ta.. at tho ; oil , Edward •
Septe4
px GUTO,R'S :Nt),Tleg.'— Notice
ie ereby giten that all ` personsindebted to i l
the estat of Voleteine eamitb. - late of Sheahestalu,
.leceaa are reqaeated' to auk* :leamedlate , pay.
went, ano all parscu2s bat liv - .dabs's,. against' said
estate 'mast preseet them duly.-axoduantbaatert for
'aettlereent. - ,- . • ‘,lYst.74:l4:lattlECEi. % ...-
7 Fortezebor 25. 1853 •:: ^.; -,. : ,:I- 3 Ittenntor. ',.,
\DPIDTISTRATOEX,' DOZECE.-
A Notice is herehygiven tbatellpersons indebted .j
to the estate of Beth Northrup. Weed Monroe. 7:
• are reqacatea to maim :Immediate
and all parlous Inuring Alaimo against said
at presenttluatuldttly iittl:ktetkated for set
•-1 4 - WITH, • -
'•' • -
paymen
estate m •
deltaent.
Oct. I 5
A ITPITOIVS . - . NOTICE44:IIIItpu
flonaerve. B. IdaJor end B.'L. attahm—ln
the Conti of Comrtesn-Pleas of Wither* liXttnq:—
No. 02,Orpt. T.. 1873. ' !.
The undersigned. in Auditor . appointed by the•
Court to distribute inoueT a in Ifberifi's hands, aris
ing frOm sale of
.Defendatteitreal•es*fe. *tend
to the du, ioa of hilt appointinAg at his office, in the
jiorongh bf Towanda, ft., mwrilr ,the 21st day of
OVElSittfa.lB73, st.lo Verle d tl6l whOe en
chirp- Toni
MEE!
MIIll
T. aroxr.o.E
Gl:—ln the
•iWeatbrook.
C9antv.
aptmlitted
a hands or tiio ad•
tt7tid to the - antics
in the Borengh of , 7
MB4lt. 3d. 1873, at D
.s haaingrms
titity entir.ated
a:l4Elin) sharing
4 f)
• Auditor.
NOTICE.—
In persnis indebted
P, 103 of OCerton,
ediato . payinent,
, net said estate
it esfed for settle-
WOOD. ' t
Administrator,
..•
I - nAIiN4III I ,IICHER.
ler 25,1573. . • 1 Execnirix. •
El
Ili
1
,tew
ES
aL
Auditor.
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