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pagOtlfet) . ot
Towanda, Thursday; Dec. 11 1 18,73.
L AND GENERAL.
LOC
- TEE es
of Elmira,
ate of the late Jogailkasoi.;:
empposo to be worth isooo,ooo. I `
onzux has been kieetect
of this borough, vie" W. T.
H. L.
A SCI:10 , :g .
resigned.
son Hall, ' Camptown, 4
•!Q
On Christmas irrehipg, vitt
Tho
.►u I* •
dance. ,An
mummer of the I frowanda
compact/ loving reggim. a. 71
, has been elected to All the vacancy,
-TIE
Eureka It
E.
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A SW S • G of the Bradford COmitY i
iknti4ieeret Society dasociation, will be held at
'fought Hollotr.ion Wednesday and Thursday
GC!. Azasia' '•,;orr. Congressman-at;
large for thlidlAFict, has presented & bill in the
House repealing the Taw of 1873. requiring payment
of poetess on newspapers in exu)m,. where printed..
Tame Ibe a meeting of these ,
era! fire companies of this place, on Mond+
evening neat, for the purpose of _electing
Chief and stiAseistant Engineer for the eoir:
ing year. • •
THE regular weeling of the Sun
day-School Amine° will be held in the leettiO,
room of the* E. Chnich, on Mondsy evening
next, et 7 o'clocki r Eev. Case . E. hickvAran
will deliver lan ad eas on some subject con: ,
nected with I thepiiiiday-ischool work.
g-
Tam following persorie have bee*
chosen °Biceps
of Mantas No. 4, for the nom,
ing you :
TorelOan—,J tam m s Couzi.
Assistant -I r a B. 41cErrotal.,
President 'mm Nomrs. . •
Vice President—J. D. Morram - o, Jo:
Eecfetary E. C. Inv o.
2reasurer l Z. Davis.
PErsonv---4We are 'gratified to
learn that Brsjor A. ' . G. IlLtsos has been ap
pointed Stipeirintendent of "Prospect Shaft, one
of the L. V."Co.'sinines, near Wilkes-Barre.
—Rev. E. P. EisaixoNn and Fife are visiting reta
ils-viand !mends in this place. • .
—W. D . Tl4xa. the en lemattly and efficient
clerk at the. .11 •'• qua House, paid us a, visit on
Monday.
• Roue Hoson: of the Graded
School, or names of ercbolars 'ith perfect rec
ord in attendance, deportment, and ladies,
for the-week lending-Dec. 5: - HELEN itiNos
imps, BEETLE RUSE, GEO. ..11001/75,31AUD &Air,
LorriE ye:mom:se, LEE COIVELI, JENNIE BUD
DAL'OII, MAGGIE KINNEY, G. RUSSELL, Mira
BmmErr, Bzwpai Bannon. _ - -
Piano contributions; $2.22.• •Highest, Henn
Itonemos, 25 ate.—
.
THE Di rd of ...Underwriters of
Bradford cone, y, held their tegular meeting
on Detemher.S l 1873, and elected the following
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officers for the ensuing year :
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President., S. Busaut.
Tice Pres. .B. BEENE. ' .
~ Secretary. .S. VINCENT. .
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- Treasurer—:- .G. TRACT.
• Er. and Rot Committee—C. S. Ilvsszu.., W.
Si N4NceNr, J. . MIX,JAIIES lilrratar, !lOLA=
1 1 .03IEECY. .
Flamm : vonD :'There was buried
yesterday, at.. mptown, an old soldier, Pau.lP
I li
CaoNK, born - Essex county, N:Z.T., in 1802.
When the alarm of the late war called patriots
to arms, he ieonded, though' nearly CO years
old. He Euffe ed much 'with illness, in the
army. He bra also a soldier cf the crag: in the
M. E. Church for forty years, and one who
commanded e respect ar.d _ confider:l'os of
those who knei him. ' 1 -‘
"Blegsed are' the dead that die in the Lord ;
yes, gaith the rrit,land tdiff works do follow
them." l I
Merryall, De . 6,1873. 1 _
ars of the GradesiSeheel
•ition in iterates liall,.Thnisday
The entertainment con.ist
orations, compositions, , rot:
The echo I
will give an exhi
evening, De 0.191
of declamations
vocal and inst mental, tableaux, etc. The Pro
ceeds to be appli d taward the purritare of a pi, no.
W 9 bespeak a . eral and hearty response of the
public to, theinviiithin of the teachers to be pres
ent on the °comic n. Parents especially should in
terest themselves in the performance, as an en
couragement to their children and 'the faithful
teachers who hal : hie:en! the school in ..the front
rank of educational insUtutions. Besides, the
_ob
ject is one which should commend Red to every
citizen who feels an interest in the proper educe-
Lion of the young 7 '
nal ,election of Frank
. Wedneiiday , evening, the fol
tvere chosen for tlic ensiling
AT THE 0.11
lin Firo Co„ hel
/lowing pergons
.yesr:
.Foroati;l-0. 1
First Assistae
Sec:o7rl Assist
Sc 7 et r •
Finakcia! Sec
A.."13LAc., - ; _ • -
,t—D. L. Swi.ExEt,
}Mt—EMT-AZT) , EllO
asc Wxurtli.L.
vtary—Jorts 31ctrirr;u,
WALEr.R. -
Treasurer—E
Engince-r-,T
Ass:. Engine
ES !vlrrenti-L. ,
$—J. C. L'l'sa and Joux bloN
tetra
Pipenien-0:
31. l'Ar._-,o7.:Ft; ui
Po r, S. W. NOLTI3.P.CY 3 M
D. D. SIIIPZIAN.
THE Brid
'ryiys a just Crib
ttie ReV. D
Teton (N: J.) Chronicle
to to the liTe and memory of
Wax); who pre l e2hed for
Presbyterian Church. st Wy-
IsEimmer ofd871: •
ew mouths to t.
e•oS; in the early
n'ednesilay afternoon,,Nov
"In Mlltsille,
2G, 1573, !loser
:II asleep after a week's restless
Iller..J. D. Will33D, a. ' ataunen
opal, a faithful pastor of the
n Church in that city. tra.
yon, bnt t nova' to ustirho Isber•
bred him. as one eittlesi- of hie
ko -sa it tenderly eympathlzin,e,
: ly fearlers In the discharge of
toi"eing id fever,
rafriister of thO L
First Yu- iby f eri
known to most oT
ea at his side and
life for. Christ's s:
friend, as absolut
:duty.
` His sudden dent I was in reward of fidelity. He
-son it la Riving comfort to a htth child sick of a
malignant fever ; tar, bending over, to soothe its
fears and pains, bmight the disease himself, and
tired,.soon fel sal p. .
He was buried ft the Church in which he hid
et a
hint ordained two' ears before. . '
Watt th- strength of hie manhood yet upon him;
with joy and enthrisiasin for his work yet undim•
rued; his face sub* with bright hopes, he passed
away to a nobler manhood—to a greater joy— to a
richer work—to ruin brighter hopes. With sadden
ed steps we sollowdd him to his .burial, and wrote
in the sands of his grave "dolt to dust, ashes to
ashes"; bat upon Our hearts we wrote : "Blessed
are tie dead which, die In the Lord" 13o've left
c _him asleep beuelth the pines, content that I ter
sh-sil sigh over his ;want? place till the morrreo_ii,
\: when we 0141 See him again, with all the rarisomed
cer oar households who have fallen asleep, and who
shill awake together with hint.' when the .11Laster
CI.T.e3 at the breaking of the,day; - ' H.
i ___.
TuseNroas -r
-t The northern portion.
Of Oar township if somewhat of a lumber ccmn
in'. • A.. Watitirs i w owns some sixteen hundred
' acres, upon which is a steam saw-Mill under
the superintendiicc of W. Cnimsrmat. .k
large form of hands is employed in stocking
the mill, and bm i tinesa is brisk. Nest Is the
steam saw-mill or Ir cs prs Lawis, 2d. ft was
here that Ciavvoic Lewis, of kferryall, lost the
three first fingers of , his left hand some two
REELS. since. He was sawing after dark. rola
felt too near the I" circular." The third steam
saw-mill, ownedy Jams Owari, is' played °lit
for the present. It bu r ned up (or down) last
Friday night: I had been ideperatiOn a little
t
°Ter a year, and ' . cost $3,000. It was insured at
two-thirds its ripe. FA:tenement house at the .
Wittman mill, occupied by a :Sir. Tatum, was.
burned last Morqlay, and only one chair saved
from thellames. Cause of the tire unknown.
Diptheria is s • so' prevalent among the
, youth in one nel hborhood, that they will pro
bah!y have to p tpone the public school in
-definitely.,
. Several month ago—in August—we noticed
a,Ourter of little toad-stools,'as we thought, at
the horse-barn, but on plating np - a specunen
and evsmini g, Ir i e_changed our mind; Tea;
they were turtiei' eggs. We put them in our
bu r and took thiiiin to the house, remarking to
the "mistrskiiit of the house,"-
.as we came in,
that if she liked !'turtle soup," here wits some
thing to make it that was young and tender.
But the did n't like soup. Before emptying our
bit into pig-trcrairte broke one of She loath
tz7 pelts to Fee hoiett Looked initlio,stui found
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a young black snake three inches long. ; You
better behrie that We took &Aare in
, 111 P -.
ping " those twenty infantile snakes "in
bud." We know this is a little out of eels=
forimaka stories, but ouriDu the merit;of be.
tag a true ono. • , -
The price of farmers' produce has "go e. up"
during the past week, and piople are Wiping
for better times. .Lit them come.
Young folks bad c Moieties candy "li ck" at
8. P. Ammacts, last eTening.
Amu Dam
Dee. 3,1873.
Is.PQBBUANcg of a ion, to orgonizo
;11. Yost cf the O. A.' It.. cumber of persona
met at the dace of Mao*. & Q,►tarr, In the
borough of Towanda, on Satardai evening,
December 6, at which time V. P. Ntosota Avaio
tilled to the chair.: After Some rem*. from
001. Chrsrirros and. others. they proceede4 to
make a preliminary organization. H. Ji MAN
mu, was elected Poet Oomitander; Astra
& V. P. O.; JO' MS Posits, J. V. I . PA; ; D.
W. Scorr, Q. ; Dr. W. B. Karts Borgeon ; E
OITZION. jr.; Officer of the Day; 'mid D. L.
BwzEsr, Officer of the Guard.
On motion the P.' 0„ O. it. P. CL, and ;I. V.
P. 0, were made a committee to examine the
discharge repent of all arplicants for member-
I .1
ship. '
The Milkman appointed D. W.113c057, E.
Ovinrron, jr., and 8., IL Elois a oorinnltteas to
procnke s place of mOting On motion the
initiation, tee was flied it twi) dollar
It was enggested that the above proceedings
be published; and that a cordial Imitation bo
extended to all soldiersind ea' col Who live in
trade be with them at their 'next
meeting. •
Adjourned•- to meet at the- same' place on
Monday evening, Dec:l.s, at!li o'clock. 1 ,
ia F. Nunioxe, (lhafrauni."
J. N. Ceuxw e Beo:y.
I COURT PROCERDEROS.--Coart COll
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veiled at this' placo on Monday the 'lst Met.,
Hon. F. B. SruzErsi presiding, and Associ ate
Judges nasalizes and nusezit. on the bench.
The usual preliminary Wetness was tilinsaCted,
and the following perSoitif,-ewciti in, as Grand
; • •-, 1
Andrew J. Layton, for eman; David Dlc.c:.-
man,Edwin Blakesley, John' B. Bash, !diltor.
Hornet, Hicks H. Mace, Robert McKee, /since
McCarty, Bobbrt Neeley, itattnin Northrup,
Lyman-Oliver, David 9. Scott, Charles Tolnp.
king, William Taylor, binniti W. Mark
Thompson, Henry , J. Tyrrell. Mortimer Fos
burg, William K. Walker,tAmos P. Wolcott, C.
S. Wilson.
The Grand Jury disp3sed of the • following
Cases :
my z Bum.
.COM. 111. Batt Donovan :— . ..Fornioatton and
bastardy, continued to next t erm. •
Cora. vs. David Short —llmi:tit with intent to
kill.
Corn. vs. Thomas neavener--Larceny.
'Corn. vs. John Slatters—Aositult and battery.
Corn. vs. John Nichols—Breaking into a store
and Larceny.
Corn. vs. George B. Allia-Foreiblo Mather
H of a school-house. . •
Corn. vs, John Lynel—Assault mill battery
iwith intent to kill. • '
COm. vs. F. D. Chsso--Selling ligaor without
license.
Com. vs. T. R. Jordon,-Selling liquor with
out licenee. ' - •
Cont. rs. John Nicholl—Breaking into store.
Pleads
HOT L TRUE nuit.
Com. vs. IL 8. HollOri-Charged -with selling
liquor without license: ProseCutors for coati.
I, The Grand Jury returned not a true bill on
two other similar indietmentc. '
Corn. vs. Wm. Bennett--Obtaining money on
false pretences.''Proseimtor, Jiihn Ackley, tor
I
costs...! ,
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Com, vs. Mary Itoss •::-Adullsry. ProsecutOr,
Ebbert Eamy, for costa.
Cam. vs. A. S. Baxter-Pablie nuisance.
COM. ys. Ann blank--Assault ! anti battery.
Corn. vs. Sarah Dowmanl-A4csault and bat
tery. Prosecutor for costs, atld sentenced In'
open court to pay costs or give&security to pay
the same within ten days, and stand committed:
until sentence is complied with.
Com. vs. `C. EL Decker—Charged With de
frauding creditors. Prosecutor, Ge4rgo - N.'
Newberry, for costs.
Com. vs. S. M. BroWn—Selling liquor with.
nut license. Prosecutor, C. E. White, for costi.
Corn. vs. Allen IleEean—Sarno as above.
"O. H P. Disbrow.
" James Dann.. "
" Patrick Sullirm. " '
. " Ann Youngl-EigamY. Prosecutor,
James Northrup, for costs.
o Coln. vu. A. V. and Hannah gnyder-lBreal:-
open a house. Pro'Scoutor, .Frbeman
eon, for costs.
The Court orslered nolle p•osequii in the fol.-
owing cases on payment of costs;.,
Corm vs. George Johwoa and.Eagene Gregg
Larceny:
Grow. vs. Geo. Bennett atri Geo. Chabbuck-7
Larceny
Com. vs. Thos. 3lnikey Secreting, stolen
•
property.
Com. vs. Walter Van Buskirk —Assault and
battery with Intent to kill. "
'ln matter of incorporation Of the &thena-
Building and Losn Aaeociation, the Court grant
the usual order of incorporation.
Zn matter of alleged lunacy of Walter o._Van-
Dneliirk,Court appointed a commission consist
in\ •
g s of John W. Mix,.Dr. S. M. Woodburn, and
James McCabe, who after ingdiring into, the
facts of the . case, report him .insine. Court ap..
proves report and Tssues warrant for his con.
flriement in hospital at Danville, Pa. .
to matter e change of township tine batween
townships of Barclay, Monroe arid Overton, the
Conrt appoint Q. F. Mason, W. M.Deeker, and
G I . H. Vandyke commissioners to inquire Into
the propriety of granting prayer of petitioners,
arid commissioners togivo notice to the com
missioners, of -"Barclay, - Overton and 'Monroe
townships of time and place of rucetin: - ; ten
days before. •
;In matter of asseismani of aanalgo for wt.'
dining Corson street in Canton, a}art grant
pnittimi and syp3int the following persons. to
appraise damages:
J. W. Van Dyke, J. W. Griffin, Charles Stock-
E. W. Colwell, 11. S. Dartt, Sannel (hyena
sad J. C. Tyler:
,born. vs. (leo. Simcvni—Assardt and battery.
Broright from September term. Verdict,
ty.
cm. vs. John Slavin, jr., and. Myr, John
jr.—Selling licituir without license. No
evidence appearing• against. defendant, verdict
of trot guilty Was rendere.
'corn. vs. John Slavin, sr., 'Thos. SluViit, and
Patrick Froin September term—Sell
ing hunor 'without license. Bench warrant re—
turned defendant"non est.
Cora. vs. Henry Whcelcr—Larceny. Verdict
guilty.
Coin. To, H. S. Holton—Selling liquor with
onk license
Com. TO. Fred Granger, Win: 'Wright;John
Williams, tanner Watts, Joel' Bennett, and
Means Wattsillisanit and battery upon an
officer. Bench warrant again 4 Fred Granger
snd Wm. Wright returned non es;. Continued
to next term. 1 I
ca ; Martin L. Koene.y—rorniciition and
b‘litardy. hi. L. gooney and 8.8. Ramiey held
in the sum of saa each to aivear at Ray ses
sions.•
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Grand Tary clisOarged on Thinaday. •
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THE GOOD TEMPLAR CONVENT/ON AT
Fap~KUEMAIX.—Tho Bradford. County Con
tention I. Q. of 0. T., =et at Franklindale, ,
Nov. 20, 1873.
in absence of the W. C. T.. Hon. B. S. Dartt,
was elected pro tint. After -appointing to HU
waeant offices, a quarter or an hour was spent
in v devotional p7.erciseit. The following COM.
mutes were appointed : _
On Credentials—T. T. Smiley. . B. B. Bollett,
t
L O. Vaughan. .
Oft. Resolutions-13.8 Butts, B. F. Fox, Bev.
Q pzewell. , -.. • . .
On Business—J. M. Mit, L. Lintz, T. B.
Barns. Adjourned.
Arrmoos strAws,
0. W. C. T., Wagner, in the chair. Journal
of last Convention read and adopted. '_iCom.
reittee on credentials reported the folloiaing
de; ,;.Ltea present: 1.
.Some Lodge No. 469, 31. E. Chubbnck, Z B.
Baines, D. B. Boardman, *dater E. Carey.
Idonroeton Star Lodge, No. 271, Bev. E. H.
branmer, B. B. Hollett.
.;
_ Lftierty Corners Lodge, No. lo
ca, B, F. Fax,
J. M. Piatt. ; ;
tattoo Lodge N. 408, S. P. channel,. B. D.
s, Mrs. G. H. Edell, Mrs. A. N. Spalding:
MighLand Lodge, No. US, T. T. Simla, B. B.
!darn%
North Towanda ( No 630,140ui1e Poste, JoD
ale . - *
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Franktitillate Lo d ge No. 49703. Perry, I.
Lantz. 1 I . , •
W.Yealeirig Lodge, NO. it. 1, 0. YangWWl
8.8. Butts. •
West Piciallia Lodge, No. 677 ! . Bet b. No
ell..
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ElevationWle, No. 47Q, L Et. Davis; W. ti.
Brown, Geo. Panay. Mrs. Davie, Mrs. Brown,
Mai Emory:. sl.-/ ,
Delegates report the lodges LS doing a good
work, and are putting forth then best aorta to
uperesst o liquor tank.- I
Bro. Be ta, of CoUunitteo on Besolutbus, re
ported th following,: • 1 - .
Resole ,
I
That the drinker, as well es the
seller, 14 ty of crime against society, ' and
should be punished as other criminals are, b,v
the law. t
Barb That, we, as aged pi are
1
still y oppos to any and all licenses to
manntaat re or sell Intozicatingi liquors to be
used as a beverage; and therefore ask oar Bepr
resented*, in the donate and Heusi, of Bepre.
,sentativeslto steadily and radically oppose the
repeal of the, law known as the 'I to option"
law. . f
Besolretkl That we urge upon till lodges_ the
importandeipf holding frequents public meet
Inge. • 1 i
Besolii That wo will petition the Legialal•
tare this Cuing winter, to pus a law making
any pe for paeans fursgshing any drilk
that will iiitexicate to any person or persons/
responsible for all damage that said person a*
persons may do themselves or. family, •othos
reruns of property, whilst undei the influence
of said drink and if the person is loot reisponsii
ble, the person or persons owning the property
where such driukis furnis h e d s h all be.reopen
Bible for such damages. % 1
1 Resolved, That there be a committee app? in ,
ed to report at nut convention on the follow,
tug subjecte :. • - 1 !
1, Pint, The most effeclind meaner to bring thj
children and youth under a temperance Unto
aria. I • V
• Committee, Bros. Vaughan, 'Betts, Smiley)
Sisters Spalding; White, Blown.
s&tond. The most efficient means to awakent
the temperance element ofithe . dispict into an-1
tivity.- 1
;Committee, Bros. 'White, Dunes, Newell„
Staten Be;binson, Boor, Ca r ey..
Third, The most effectual moans to enforce
prohibition where ft exists, and the prohibitory)
features of the license law wherever it exists.
tomtialtiee,`,Bros. Lancaster, Bovvii, Boir&
Slaters Bata, Fitch, ?lellec.l
On motion, the above regolutione were 001k4
sidered seriatim, and on m tion were adopted .
witheut discussion. • 1
OriaiLotion, Bros. Dartt, Brown and Young
wore appointed a committee to draft a in
Compliance with the resolution. luaking liquor
dealers responsible for darnage,tdene
by per
sons under the influence of intoxicating liq ors.
Adjourned to meet ia•churph at 7 o'clock.
Convened at the church and listened to a
strong arid argumentative lecture by G. W. C.
T., Wagner. His effort was, powerful in show.'
ing _up the evilauf intemperance id4ll its differ
ent forms upon society, and the importance of
1, , .
oclr, st citizens taking a. dec . tded stand for the
suppression of this direful ey.
fir.coNn nat i ij
Proceedings opened' with ustrutition iu the
unwritten work of the order. by D r D., W. H.
Brown, afterwhich an open s l ession,was held.
Brother Butts, of Commitice on &solutions,
reported the following : I
.11esolretf.' That in Bradford, count'y, where a
large mlijurity or the voters am total abstain•
era, we beueve a great wrong has i heretotore
been committed in selectiugd Grand Jurors, a
majortty of whom have generally sympathized
arid voted against the interest of temperance ;
and we call upon our jury commissioners
to correct this wrong by selec for. the jury
bda a fair proportion from th
. nadds of active
temperance men.
Discussed by Bros. White, Butts, iKeete and
Dartt. Brother Dart, 'offered the following
ariteadment-: . 1 - '
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l'asolced, That we regard all men; of intern
,
peratejoibits as totally unfit for any place of
publialrust whatever, and ask our fury com
missioners to carefully see that no corruption
or webng be practiced in drawing jurors.
ReSolutiou adopted as amended. I i`
/:esoiced, That we appeal to all temperance
Men of whatever party, to' support; for office
none but those who are thproughlyi identified
with the temperance movement. ,
On motion of Brother Barnes of Canton, res
.
olutien adopted.
Resolved, That We believe thq temperance
reform is but just begun, and Illumine call
upon ; all Good Tempters to do all in their'pow
er to build up and perpetuate their i noble in
stanition.
• Dismissed by Bros. Newell, Botts, and Dant.
On motion - adopted.
Besotted, That this fine upon the conviction
of any person guilty of violation of any law reg
ulating the sago of intoxicating liquors , should
be six mouths' imprisonment and live hundred
dollars fine for the first offience.
Adopted without ,discussion.
The following was 'unanimously addpted: 1
I
Roared, That the thanks bf. this Conven
tion ire due thd friends of Frank!iodate, for
the kind anti .tiospitahlo manner in which they
anticipated mid supplied its, wants ' • ids% that
odr, thanks arc duo the trustees for the use: of
the church.
' On motion, Bros. Ho'lett and ReevO were ap
pointed a committee to enquire of! the jury
commissioners why no blown temperince men
are drawn as Grand Jurors. Convention 'then
proceeded to fix upon the next piano:llot meet
ing,' when f i lainptown was nuanimonsly chosen.
Op motion \ of Brother White, itr,vvis agreed
that tho next ranting of the do'n'vntion
held on the third Wednesday and ThUrsdaY of
February next._ '
On motion of Brother Fiatt, . the papers of
the dis.tnet aro retjitestcd to publish proceed
ings of Convention. Remarks under "good of
the order" l b,' Bros. Darbt, Barnes, (Of ItoMe),
Young, Lancaster, Eee:Aand Sister Brown:
Convention on motion adjourned-
A\ Itoca7r.t.L,
\See!'pro tern,:
B 'USI2VIESS
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14W- Y.hk Laces, of all widths • and
pticcs, at Tartol4. Co'4
tai - Solid Hair Cornet .13r \ ai.
from $1 tD $3, at Z. Lvvorra, Bridge-A.4 Taiwan
Wanted to borrow, $l,OOO
Euqiiire at this Oirlee. •
LS- Old Hair Jaken etebanee
at LANOWS, Br;dge-st. with Mrs. J. D. EL..
WANTED.—An active, energetic in
to caucass for the REPOILTET4
,
tar EVANS &'lluantryil call atten
tion to their, new advertisement. 1 ' ,
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M. . Dress Trimming, at 11r6.
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woupurree. . i
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Go'; to Wnrraomß' k St; stietre,
bicrenr's.BrOck, for year Books and Btstione7.
ter See notice of gi,eat 'induce
meets offered . by Illte. Wocanzum;
WE' Children's Norma I dy Caps, 'at
Mrs. scoorstrea.
For the best Beset or Steak
go to 31= & ILMIDZI.L.B..
se- Several valuable Farncis and
Horses and Lots f4'..italo by BA TLETa MACY.
1000 Statements for';' $4.00 ;
2,000 for Stso, at ttila office.
soylt you want the best Cook Sto+e
extant, call.nt J , Ern4, in Iliercnes
es. Beautiful long nett:wet Side
Carle, from $1 to $3, itt E. Lave 's Heir Plaice,
Badge street, i'oiranda.
r . par An endless variet-51' of heating
stoves at Joss's, •Ohieh aro b•lng Sold very
cheap.
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its.. Old worked Over; in the
latest 141- and nitwit raiTrier, b . Uri Lprozr.,
Artist In = air,
ser iittentibit- is dire?ted to the
advertiiement of Mis t Woonn. , in another
colninn. o .
Vie " Girl° of the Period " is
to. be seen in the window of LAvorrs Silr Nue.
on Biidgimin. as Mrs. J. D. Exult Yang /nom'
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Pattaina; Ada an l d Bonnets,
at cost, at Mrs. WO;Davrea, •rnar lof Main
and Bridge. 1.;
Shawls, Blankets; aiid all
Wooten Goods at great wi t * p i tioes.
.6.
Brfelts street.
lai
• IE6 OiTOVIITRITYI.-4111111:11
Eurittore art Autonisttingly los wices.
o time, to-Omahas& .
Now Ls
Tivoli: displays to the Is.;
an4s an imluense Ito* of lan Wort,
D. Dues riascry atom
dies ot
at Mn. I
lei 6 4 , umnocsie Patterns of Gar
meat* Wiles, It and alumn i at,3fre.
• I . • pa, both black and white,
for old Irlies, for salo et Mrs. 1. P.
&tip street.
~ 3411.711 e alietlies t and largest • as
or . •
tirtmett - liar Dobai, RA Z. Laoiss—a reliable
bar .. -,itith Nes. iD. Mu, BridgiNst. 1
. . •.
•asps & ' I
Cooks have more,
a better Wets and Shoes, than were
offered for'inie in Towanda.
'cheaper
ever bet"
MlL4letintiful' pwitches, niade of
!Mies Combings. :t tames, with' Mrs. 3. D.
BrOge.st, Tomids. ,
Oar Children's! School Hats, in
Felt, StraarandiVeleeteen at gre.iFoonavisla,
corner of Slain and Bridge.
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,
se.g. LAVOIE is the celebrated
miter of *roach Coat or A No.' I lade Pats,
wltirgrs. J. D. HILL. Br dge Area: I , ' '
stir To see etelfall styles iO Safi
and &limits, go to Mrs.-J. D. lirnt,'B Millinery
Store, Be •ge street. I
Sir 91d Gold kuid Silver bough t
and Idgbeat prices pal!), at. U. HztrnFutaa's,
Bridge street. • • I
ifir Urge stock of Pictures and
Picture Fritnea, at• Waircors A: Basin's, ?der
ma's Block;
; SS. White Em
for Ladles' Nlcirts, at
Nov. 12 2w.
lavEDl•t,44. large inveice
Is, Half-barrels, and Saaka, at a
!litcCanr.
JVST
Flour, in __
reduced price.
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. IMP P aper and Cnirtaiiin
cheap at I ISrurrcosija Suicr's
JMercury Mock. I .
MO. Fqr sale,nheap, my honaa and
lot, on Chetitnnt - street. j Enquire at the office
of Bxurt.tert & Tics. ' W. G. TnvoT.
*6.: If lyon want fine Flair ork
made up. or deidro to purchase. sat, go to E. La
vols, a rellabie hair dealer/ Bridge-at., at lifre. 3.
DHu elt Eaecy Store. I
- - ser If ;you want to purchasd boll
day presents In the line of Watches, Jewelry,
rand Silver Syaro of ever' detffcription, call . at
? EIMDZIZIAN':, CD Bridge; street.
VZP• One of the handsomest' win
-lowa in town'. le that of lacon's. cn 11;idgoist.
We defyany One to go by irithout looting in, and
lastly who look In go and buy.
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JUST aIItITED!--A large invoice of
out, in Barrels, Balf-liiirrals, and Sacks, at a
• duced price. lioCkaa a &quips.
stir Mona. E. 1.401 E has an.t?xpe<
hence of fifteen yoara in the hate buslnolli,--ni BJ4
Importer of hatean hair, ant coarefineetly a judge
iot a good arn4C.:
•
irlf yon will call at TELNDELMAIei
eweiry Store, Bridge e'trect, and price hie
oods, yon will be initialed that it Is. tho place
o purchase.
.
ter
The' . ladies ofl tlie Wysox Pres
.
4yterlan CltnrCh will has° !an Qyater Supper on
*ciday eveninF, Dec. 12, for benefit of Sunday..
s i eltool, rdlionofe .of 11. E. C. 111rEn. .
RE
kir Great reduction in. Black Al
pacas and I'ms Goods, at
Bridge street:,
I see- Oiders . received for all kinds
of war Woilt—Lailies' and Dente Wigs, etc.,—at
tjavoies, in Mrs. J. D. Hut's Fatigy Store, Bridge
itireet, Towanda.
-1 TeaOhers of music. owl ,pnr
chase Sheet sfusie itnd MOsie Books at Teach.
cis' rates, at the Temple of Annie, Towanda
P . , • - , •
tel. Ladies' and Dents' Virigs,
made so line Inappearanco as to defy detection, at
£« LAVOIE'e, t h e world-refiowried Peaches' Wig
',faker ; in Mr 1 . 1 1.1. D. Elu.x.'s Fancy Store, Bride-at.
1 -
jMr Bergman`a Zephyrs, in al
evades, and GSA cdlors, alp; 20 cents per oz, at
M. Woonunry's, corner , Of Main and Bridge.
streets. 1
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,
1:41i- Hosiery , (d ives, - Handker
chiefs, and a fuG lino of Farley Gooda for the Roll
dais. at 1
I EvaNa a: HILDILETWO.
i f lridge street .
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Prof, SILIatWODD'S Musical Aca
depky is an established fact. We told him when
hohlocated hero, that a good teacher would
find plenty of
Otal. The best place to buy School,
Macellaneons , and Blank Boors and Fancy
Gonda, is at Wiliscoun
4lercues
Foi , Ane American, Figin- and
.9438 Watches; Jewelry, eto., go to U. S. Hat-
Loos's. Wyalus`ig, Pa. A large stock just re
lefved:
l ie- Instruction in . the German
bai i i`a \ age, by liev. SHAY Loam, M. D., IV 121 t.
orCiennstiy., Apply at his residence,4 , l6.
7 Arcaatt Bloch. .
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13ANCLVG Soiroot.-=Persons
wish
ing ito take Dauewg Lemma, will p!eaEe leave
d:tote names itteLanTi B. P2llTE6'fl, south end
Watd House.
I \
ter Parties \desiring to'. purchase
Day Gocds for Fall dad Winter wear, will do
weft to call on i'avt.cht,..t Co;
,See advert se
merit in another coltimil,‘
,
4ter. Persons wieli'irig to pi rebase
Bea; Estate of any deacriptidn, should-call on
BATO.Err dr, TEAM, Inaurance\nnd Beal Estate
Agents and Thokera; „ •\ ,
yam- FrenCh Floweiii, elelunt feath
ers,*na all kinds and colors of Ilitt)ons, for
exdo at Mrs. J. D. 1311.1.'s Alilllnery Store ; Bridge
street. „ ; 1 V
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tiar3faflittehek, Weber, iloofnian,
Knicierbocker, 4nd other Pianos for said cheilap
and fm easy teilas, at _Corx, Passage Sr. Co
TemPle °Musk), Towanda,' Pa.
• , •
The best place to buy SOb,
Blinds, Doors and all kinds of Lumber, t it
Fuogo , k 80:7:11. Facjory on Charles street. M
ike iO7 Main street. Thoy sell cheap for cash.
itger IS AZA 'BUS & Moan's manufact
, ,
crag of those celebrated spectacles, hs:re
clanked their'agency 'fret* J. RucioNts's to
Ws. A. Oramtunee.
,
ser Why, rui the risk' of as sod
denti' . when yon can get a tileliet good for 29,
000 In we of death, for 20 cents a day. by call
Ing ob Fultz trams; at upper depot?
as. We are prepared to print wed
ding,lealling. or imitation ' , cards, on the short =
eat netice and i tn the neatest style. Envelopes
thrulihed when desired.
Tb litraue.—Pro - m this date
until ihe PIMP OP JANUARY, our store will
be kebt open unit 8 o'clock lu the evening.
Simon lc CO.
Dee. 1, 1878.
311.Tilitir8 PATE ivalbilliG
hat riceited a'inapply. This is an excellent one
in every respeeit. It will "separate Oats from
Wheat. and Bu l ckwheat roma Oats, and pmarti
nicelyingraiOuld arasi titan for goyim
r B. N. Waling
le. Several &miriade lota,.
neer the Iron Work, f o r ego cheep: Inn Mon
~
than double in veJue tbe Dent tee yams:
Eiqcure at thhopllket, . - •
Mir Hair. Work .ot every deserip.
do t will to mold st 25ies cat. leacituss /low Task
lake.. QMI 104 esimfas at L Lames Branch
Mr Adam Brblgo-st., fa KIM j. D. ifiLk:e rancy
Fon SALE.—The neitr house oji Main
street. wooed door; nortlS4E Chestani street.
lot about= feet IkOnt. Term easy. Plinks
=Me maims of ktra...llowin and Of E. T
,
INIT Some one left a dock* Kni.
ni. Drell Store, on the wetting of Anita Mat
nison's lecture. The owner can 111134 it by
Pig Property .v paying for this nOtlee. •
`36• The subscriber has a hOuso to
coat, near Abo r uew ocooot house in towauda
borough. 'Enquire of Maim. I
B. F. BoUralArt.
Deo. 3-3 w. ' 1 •
air tidies' Hats and Bonnets in
ait of the !►test styles, fiat , received t Mrs.
Woonnoris,torner of Main and Bridgo Otrecta.
•
Entrance op Vain street.
• Mr Preaez 4r !imam - are Selling
all varieticti of coal very cheap. They are 'sole
agents for the sale of the celebrated Barclay
coal. Coal by car load at a discount.
Worra) 100 COEDS Docnioop+-De
,
livered oull. or L. V. B. IL, or at our
IfauttfactOry. ,For farther partleulari on
or address ' Hawaii Butrrusas
ice.. Great Ore should be exereis
.
ed in the solectIoil•of a stove, or heater s as one
of these very necessary articles will lasi many
years. Bassos 4k, novo= /Me the .tht as
sortnient of heating And cooking stove* °ref
oliered In this market: t ,
, roidered flannel,
TAn,on Co's; .
GOODS AT PANIC PRICES.--Dll3. J.
D. ll= Las lately purchased a large • aseort
moot of Millinery Goods, which she will eel' at
the very loWesi prices for cash, at her stcire on
Bridge street.
RAY' It is not generally knownithat
H. C. Warns:Ea, 'at the Boos Bindery over the
REPORTED, dike, makes Itiank*Books IA any
style of ruling and binding desired. It you
want a new 'Ledger, lournal or Docket,; giro
him a call.
Cold, damp weather approach
es apace, and it you would preserve your health
keep your feet dry, and
. warm,' by wearing the
superior: boots and shoes sold by M. J. LAruaw,
Jr' Beidlemsn's Block.
. ,
air George Wood t Co., Te,iior
Sr, Farley, and 'labile° Organs, at low priceS and
easy terms of payment. Send for circulars, or
call to see and bear them at the Tem& of Mu
sic of Cons, PASSAGE & 'Co.
ft.. Dealers in Strings will do Well
to call at the Temple of fan*, where they will
finds largo assortment of French, German and
Italian Strings, at New York prices. '
ice - No one need go in '.wanti: of
BatiCor Bonnets, or any other millinery winds,
if trey will go to B. A. Pyrrits A Co., where
they Bell everything according to ite pre;annt
value. Isrov2o,vo.
118. A largo assortment of 2-13nt
ton Kid Gloves lust received at if. A. Prate &,
co., at the latest low prices, and will be - 6old ,
accordingly. NorIOWL
Stir POWFII, & CO. advertise in ito=
days's paper another large invoice of gebds,
suitable for the season. Noiviis the time, to se•
mire great 'bargains, as they are . selling ilry
goods at a reOnotion of 25 to 50 per, cent. from
last year's prices. S.
trass - & BlLDitzza's,
kir A. Erma iSr. Co. are con
stantly replenishing their large assortment of
Woolen Yarns and Knit-Worked Gras, andj sa
go White's Patent Hoods,.at bottom prices.
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TAKE No ICE:—A. N. NELSON; J6*-
eter, will sell •is stock. , of, Corm an, Put*ED
Jrctrutur, Wa ches and Spectacles at great !re
ductions from former prices! At Vitot.fres
Clothing Store. Jan. 1,
tar Mechanics and laborers 1‘;lio
aro in Want of clothing, nal iind it to thbirticl
vantago to buy a H. E. RoseNrimn, who has
concluded to keep his store open until 8 o'cleclr,
or as long, as business will require to keep oPen.'
Oar Go and see ELIE VOIE, AV;110
has just returned from New York ith an immense
stock of Human Bair, which he ought at hint
rupt isle, and which will be" sol at lowest cash
prices, at Lsvore's Brauch,E(air P lacs, of Emits,
N. Y.,—Bridge.st., Towanda Pa. 1
sm. The annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the Fir:at National Bank of 4 1 . 0 -wands,
wands, for the eintion of Directors, will' be
held at the!Office of (be Bank, Tuesday, Jana
aryl3, 1674, between the !lonia of 1 and 3
o'clock r. 31. N. N. Brrrs, jr., Cashiq.
BUY. YOUR COAL Bt, THE CAB LO.LD.
—Two or more persons can club together laid
buy their coal from It. 11.1. Wrr•r.ve at wholedalo
priced, and get 2,210 lbs to the, ton. In doing
so seventy-11v° cants per , ton of 2,000 lbs. can
be sued from Towanda retail prices.
•
11. a.. Mrs. E. S. lin
nos has n ow ie
ceirod a full line of Millinery and Fancy Go4ds,
for the Fall and Winter trade." She will display
the Emelt assortment of tritnmeil Bats and Bon
nets, in Towanda, on and after next Saturday,
Oct. 11.
To LADIES.—In these days of faSh-
Unable held lixturea; ; lt will be intereaUng for Is
dies to know whore they can have their Iniada
dressed in the most fashionable styles by an etpe
hewed hair dnisser, which has long been need
In Towanda. doll on E. Lamont Bridge.st., To.
wands, at Mrs. J. D. 11111inery6Iltore.
ser Th o annual, meeting of the
Stockholders of the' Towanda Bridge Co., for
tho election of a President, Treasurer, andlsiii
!tanagers, to serve the ensuing year, c _will! be
held at . the cffice of the First National 13slik,
Towanda, l'a., on Wednesday, January 7, 157.1,
at 1 o'clock r.u.•
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PAIR I YAM 1 . 1 .Fein !ll—Theis) Neill
be a grand Festival and Fair. held at the TUnn
Hall, in Mar, Tuesday evening, Dec. 23, V 72.
The proceeds for the benefit of the H.! E.
Church. Come one! come sill By ordeli of
. .
Committee.
se- New Goods just received.
\ Gnr. stock is now complete: Everything iti!the
line of Boots and Shoes, Bobber Goods, Glcives
as Mittens , Trunks. Traveling Bags, Shim"
Straps, etc. Remember we are always willing
to aho\tr Goods, and will sell them at the loWest
botton4Tices. Consort do Coml.
I=l
Oatobez 187&
N. N. BErrs, jr., &o'y.
toekholders in the Tcnvatida
Eureka Mcia\er Company, aid - hereby notified
that unpaid a s sessments must be paid hi at
once, Or as tlired by resolution of the Beard
of Directors, I aball be obliged to collect the
same by law. .\ E. T. Euxerr, Tre*
Towanda, Dec. 8„1873.,
Arsomicioncrr.--.The Hall of the
" Progreadve Temperande &Conn and Build
ing Association,* at East )3pringhi ll , Ea., Will
be opened with ippropriatenxereises on TM:mo
dish Dec. 18, 1873, at 10k o'clOci A. u. Esti D.
O. Bascom, of Philadelphia; >gill deliver the
opening address, and the " Dedicatory " Pill
follow a financial statement. Invitations are
extended to Rev. Drum Pun, Di, D. aIiAT,
I. H. Wzrros, Dr. Oasis= and okkers, who
with the piston, B. H. at.vr and P. 13:20,10,
are expected to continue the meeting 4er the,
following 13/bbeat h. Good music will be at
tendance, and no pains spired to rendarAbe
occasion one of interest to all lovers of Tempt
lance; Education, Moral &form, or Beligibult,
idniscement. '-Come one I Come all I By ;or
der of Committee. .
East Opriagbill, Dee. 4,1078.
A ROI= 402 HUD TINICI.-170
with to emploritarge number of women and
children; matingoluilm, tbis winter s and ell
pay, Nab for the mane, Obis fow daysi
stroodon s 'which will be giMak was at par
beton:. Tbanork eau be done at tonne, If
patties Fora to 69 • -
Towiaii, Dec. 8, *3. '
Aan' ong the busing* es tablisil
manta In ibliiithoo, of wliob emery eitiseil foils
proud, Is 6e estensirp Book Store of 0. F.
Moss. M. 0. is thorn gbV posted In the bold•
visas, end keeps a, largei and better assortment
of goods than cant e found in any other pisee
to the country * cheerfully recommend him
to the patronage of,onr readers pas an_ honest,
upright'dealer, and ohm who rieveutskes advins•
gage or overreaches. Bach mini should bepat.
•
se.,,Another great reduction just
made to the Prico'of Furniture, by, 1.0. ram
&Sows. Look at these prices: _ •
Children's Hi h Chairs, each $ 05
Boston Bookers, each • ' 1.75
Best Wood Beat Chairs, per set. ; .... 3.00
test Flag Seat Chairs, per set ' 1- • 4.00
Ash Chamber Butts, each 35.00
New is the best time t 9 bay cbeftli for cash*
and the only place in town', I at PANT & Boss,
Alain street. .
— Nov. 12-03%, -
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lii`oll3/ATION WASTED or ViIICT TAU
&INDIA AND Pawnv.—Ww. Batweit's wifv, Se
asu Smut, was the daughter of %must and
HANDIAII NMIN ; the latter, died at Wu. Bum.
Ea's, in Pebrnar_y, 1840. They had a son named
Aamittax Bnawatt. Bost ,lik ely WM N
BurwEl
father hved in the same looality —Coluzebia X .
Roads, Bradford County, Pa., being their Post
Office address at tho above date. (No money ;
interest iniro)ved). Address t.
lifonroetoni Pa.,
H. S. H. 41,--We hiti , e, just, receiv
ed s complete assortment of the celebrator] '
.. nmuns spabirvv, KID GLOVES."
LADIES,
Vain Black, Black Embroidered, While, Par- -
ty Colori and Street Colors, Ono and Two• Bu
tton. ,
Other makes of Kid Ooves at reduced Ifrices.
TAII.OII, dc CO.,
Tows nda, Pa.
Se. ' Firm LAVOLS; • the world-re.!:
nownedirg Maker. ever anxious to improve and
"advance the style and beautir of his work, has late-
ly introduc , d the newly invented Partings, 'worked
On silk and human hair foundation, through which
the skin appears, and each hale issuing from it.
LAVOIE r"hnneoges detectimi from the moat critical
eye. UM; together with enkerons other improve
mints, all peculiar to this establlahment, renders
his srige, for style, At, material. durability., light.
news and beauty of worlonanship, superior to all
others. Pl= Lams may be found . at Mrs. J. D.
Urox.'s Fancy Store, Towanda. '
NIL DESPEBANDUSI.—,
When some sad misfortune shall come 1 ,
To shatter your prospects so fair,
Be your motto "Nil desperandtim,"
Fight bravely, and "nayer deipair."
Tho' times are now bard with us,
We gladly your profits Will share; •
IdeMenos will mike clothing so cheap for all
' That his , patrons need "'never despair,"
' Order yourgarnients - notr. PrieeS caenot be
lower, and J. L. klcll.ttiox, opposite the Post
Office, will make you a suit, or a single gar
ment; a little lower than • any other catablisti
ment in Towanda. Ho !sit practical "Cutist,"
and superintends the
,m.tunfleture of all gar
ments made atbisestshlistnnent. • ',‘
AssinNEE,SAtz. , ---The undersigned
go i s i gooo o f W. R sw.Vir, Bankrupt, will sell
at public anetion, for oath, at the late place cf
business orsaid SMALLEY, 130. 5 Griffith & Pat
ton's Block, Bridge street, Towanda, Pa., on
Monday, December 22, 1873, commencing at
10 o'clock, a. as., and to 'continue Rom day to
day until concluded', all the! goods, chattels,
wares and merchandise,. in , said , bankrupt's
hardware store, consisting of atoves, tin ware;
shelf haidware, firm implements; platform
and counter scales, and an such articles es are
usually kept in a haidware store.
. • _ W. J. Youso, 4etignee
Torianda, Pa., Dec. 11, 1873.
I=
TUE GREAT SALEs Commiur..—The
sales that lizszeinEn SoLcatow is making daily
aro truly astonishing, in view of the times and
the much talked of panic. The low prices have
attracted customers from every quarter of
Northern Pennsylvania. I propose to continue
the sac at the present low rates, until all my
customers are supplied. It is true the custom
ers have all the profit just now in their favor,
yet thi4i enterprising store is pefectly to
accept the situation, and reduce their immense
stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats and
Caps, Gloves-and Mittens, as soon as pnestble.
So call early for bargains, nt Atm Sot.o*oN'e,
123 Main street.
Those in want of lino white shirts, will do
well to leave their measure at Airx. BoLowon's
and get some of his own manufacture, - which
he 'guarantees to fit, or no sale, at $3O to $36
per dozen.
SPECIAL INDIIOEUENTS IN DRY GOODS.
--TAYLOR & CO. having availed themselves of
the recent largo Wes of gerehatidise 111, New
York, offer to sell fur the nest sari DAYS
their stock of
DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS, SKIRTS,
'Alt% HOSIERY,
NOT.ONS, • '
UNDERWEAR,
CLOTHS AND
CASSIMERES,
FLANNELS,
PLANEETS,
SHIRTEWS,
JSHEEPINGS,
• GINGHAM,
CALICOES,
CARPETS,
) AC.. itils
AT GREATLY 'BEDEWED PRICES.
TAYLOR A go.
Nov. 13, 1873.
NOTICE.—The I memb re 'of Union
Lodge No. 108, Union H. IL A., Chapter 161,
and Northern C od . 16, locate
ik and
stationed at Towanda ,' Pa., hereby noti fi ed
that 'there will be 'a meetin of the Maionio
Hall Association, held at Masonic gall, Torus
da, Pa., Dee. 17, 1873, at 6 r. u., sharp., for the
purpose of electing a President, Treasurer,f3eo.
rotary,, and dna% Trustees or the Masonic Hall
Association, to servo for the ensuing Masonic
year. . H.,11. tracer, Sec`y.
• Nov. 12,1873-3 t. ' ' ' - ; '
Thu Cou=BY "GENTLEMSN—VOLIJME'
son 1871.-The Cultivator and Country Genll6
man,-for the past forty years, has ranked, both
is this country and abroad, as the standard
joutnalot Amerion agriculture. The editors
and proprietors, in addition to their own per
sonal labors; are regularly assisted by, a very
large number of special correspondents and
regular contributors, among whcim aro includ
ed many leading agriculturists, In all parts of
the country, East and West — a nd
hundred occasional and voluntary writers, di
rectly in the ranks of .the best farmers and hor
ticulturists of near., every State in the Onion.
With the co-operation of so large a cores of
practical med, this journal is intended to pos
sess exceptional value as the chosen medium of
nter-communicatioh among all classes interest
ed in the Products and fertility of the land—
tiros* who militate and those who consume—
the buyer and 'shipper, as well as the Bret own
er of the crep—breedera of improved: animals
and their customers--manufacturers of imprev
ed machinery, and those who purchase and ern
ploy it—nurserymen and fruit valsers- r and, ea
r pechilly. to supply railer and better data as to
the progress, prospects and returns of each
iincoesaive season, as throwing light- , upon one
of the moat important of all'egiestions— when
to buy and when to sea. • .
03untry Gentletnanfra puhlish•
cirweeily; on the following terms, when paid
litrictly in advance: One copy, 'one year, $2 50;
four copies, $lO, and an additional copy for the
yitax free to the tender of the club ; ten copies,
$2O, and an adildonal copy for the year fret) to
the sender of the club. • ,
Specimen copies ram - Address' •
, •
Ltrut*Tuezus do Box, Publishers,
'Albany. N. Y.
• ,
111
emirs Simpr,
Wilmington, Newijastle Co., Del
EMI
GENTLESItN,
AND ' CHILDREN.
ARRIED.'
'
TA.71:4011--WAKEIBAN.—At the Parionege,
skinner a Eddy. Pa., Dee. 3, 1873. BY nev. P.
II Tower lb. Hanford O. Taylor, of Auburn,
is Pa., u nal i gh tat3opbroula A. Wakeman, ot East
Bp Ps.. • • },
WAXEILiIt ADTBIL—At the IL E. Parson
', ago, Bkloasta zetly, Pa.. Dea 1878. by
Ser. P. R. Tower. Mr. Geo, L. Nauruan, of
Fist Ilpriagb,l4, to. Nisi Mary B Carter, of
.1 %Test Autbuni, FIN • I
,
OWA.N D A ' MA. 44.5 T S.
1110MISALli PRICES...'
itbers6ikl atert * 00 6 ,0016 7i brD. 11. PATCH
ooldscidonbaiwoodatly. . ---1 - -
1
idbomOd knob + $1 50 flr 175
Wl= •
r' • .• . . 65
11 bash..." . - ' . .70
Oa% 9 busb . — 70
0 046. 1 , - ;, 11 .... ' • ' { 40
lis*ut. li 011"1v-z- ' 4 , 1640 200
,
Bodes WM) It .1; ' ,
!d4 l ' idak7,), lb now ''' ..70'4'df 53 .
** * dos ro
Poulton* bush.aair - , .
Pleat lik , barrel. - 'ooo4o zo re
°airs 11 bash • ` .1 00
e.s ,
Worms es Oaanr.:—Whest 60 lb: .
. ' Corn lbs. •
aye 56 lbs.: Oats 32 lbs.; Barley 48 111 s. ; Buclotheai
se lbs.: BUM 62 lbs.; Bran 20 lbs.; Clever Seed 60
lbs. , Timothy Seed 44 lbs; Dried Peaches 33 lbs.;
DNA Apples 22 lbs.; kin Seed 60 lbs. ' . 1 --.
,
I*Eits Gets
IrriMble state of mind; a weak, ,nervons,, ex
hausted feeling; no energy or animation;l con
futed bead, weak memory, often with debilitat
14,*ivohintaridiseharges. The consequences
ofexcesses, mental overwork'or indiscretions.
The Nwavors Duman Ands a sovereigri cure
in HUBIPEWErfs HOSIEOPATHIO SPECIFIC'
NO. 28. it tones up the systeni; mesh; dis
charges. dispels the mental gloom; and delpon
derv, and rejuvenates the entire sy4tem. ' It is
perfectly harmless and always efficient. Irice
$ 5 for a package of Ave boxes and a lar g e s 2
vial 'of powder. which is important in old; Ori
onis cases; or $I per single box. Bold by ALL
druggists, or sent by, mail on receipt of price.
Address, ••, s Cum Poimmt. •
I South end Ward House Towanda. pc:
Irtselateoill6l
A NNUAL MEETING. The
44. nuarmeeting of the Stockholders of th , TO--
W*l4D.! 18031 MAJNOBLOTIIIIING CONSAbIj for
the 'eleCtiOn of officers for the ensuing year, will be
held ha the Grano Jury Room, in the Borough - of
Tousnda, on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16th. 11873.
at o'clock, p. m.'B. T. SCOTT. -
Tatum!' Dec '73. . I, Secretary.
OTARY PcBLIC
... bil
3Lus Sr.. Towanna P&., withlnoble I:
1 • cent. Insurance Agents. ' , • ! •
• 1-- .
owledgments taken; Oaths ad minis te red: n
'subscriber acts as commissioner in taking' , dep ;
on, of witnesses. General duUciOf the gate
ptly attained to., , W.ll. 8 VINCENT;'
. v. 1213. -[ - Notary Pub),
1 1,.
MISSES,
E
CEBIBER 10 1873.
EVANS &.HILDBETH
SRO3I. THIS ATE OFFER
r • 1'
D.R Y. GOADS
1 • •
114.Ett THAN EVER BFO
- •
r
'INCE THE WAR!
019 HAVE TOIICIIED,IOIIOII,
' . I
VGHT,IFOA .GASH,
&LIG
STOCKI'AT FIGUR
iH MOW COST ;OF
PRODUCTION
1
AND
PROPOSE GIVING 0131t0IISIO3IERR
HE: FULL BENEFITS
You wilt lind It
•
YOITE ADVANTAGE
BE
TO BUY NOW!
AS MANY RINDS OP GOODS
`SOON
BE HIGHER!
, Dec, 10, 1873
ME
ENTS FOR ALL
PR
I ,4T TUE
NEW JEWELRY SBORE
Irl
receiving. in addition to big large '
ovrelry, • I
ESE
PINS m
NDS,
RINGS
: • -
P I
STUDS,
sinews
-
Fi A.241:0 SILVER WATCHES,
;
A , EXITED *AIM OF ALL VAEdETIES
i , • _L.
• . SILVER sam STEEL SPEOTAOLN"
CO
PLLTED
I
orci-laKs
o; p' descrlihone et the lowest pripes
. CLOCK and JEWELRY repairh4 done
manner, sue warranted.. ti
Pi
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ii
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Believing that '
We have
MI
ETOIS a muntErn,
Bridge Street'
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FLUE OOLD SETS,
CHARMS,
- :NECKLAOES,
urns Jac) CHARM.
W? 1. 804:1111/414,
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rozwiiiiProorti. • prof.
04114 Judgmeo4, Mortgiva. 00
etc., as retarae4 by lbw seTeral •
. ,1 1 • #
QTA
P.., Von
Now at
Valued at
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aderaigned, ,Cominiasionera of said Conn ,do hereby certify th • • veto . a IT
went of 013 returns made by the eevetal A realm of Bradford-Coln y for tho year 1811. at
nidlre tha -we will meet, at the Conamiewi . aerie Office. in Toirands t on FRIDAY, , the 2d d ,
J 1214, fo the purpose Of reviling and e al lealizing said aaaeisment
e our hands 'and diktat sag at 176 w di. this 3d day of Dee.. IP7?
11, I , 1 i • MORRIX fIUBPeItP.
I . r, 1- 1 B. ICITATENDALT4
I': ' ' ''" , I' . ' I i Aiathed 8 2 .711. 1
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FORKS,
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afro to 1
.ly the . ,
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who d. I
to sop.
TER CLOT.
sy:; ,w PRICES;
1 11 • {
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.ned tho beat stock of GoOct
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.tasp. in the market:,
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a'
ron
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elation/ Dyrox
"dyein g Heads(
and'
Teter Dropsy Tetter
Gout, Iteurialgir
i
illood,art th e
Their et' acts ab
all o:" Pi ll s.
but veal in
more o , the bl
dlsordeied o
and toile to the
'the eve day
.able
.11anioriosi
wens, send ce
great benefits
They aie the
cause mild as
they are easy to
they are entirelr
o. P 11 3 4
, lteurnatiam. ? , , one
ICS "Mealir Liver ponardijint.
Tr iis d i Salt thmaii, y*64,
as a Pill. and Pailtring l Owl
losteongarfialPurgative yet . ,
,andantlr slioa , bow nmedither
a* l ate adoand pleasant to, e.
' " tie Vaal u
. singe"' or
/ il4art itealth
cur"
,not only
'v. !,,: r d tonio.
tt i tt
Peri ' fl'i
Pins a
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44: 401....,„:".;g"ut
II ; tbi , ...te tho
n In
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wh te l t ; g. I Thew eta
p ta every body,
Wilt r
ni ill and
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a ' ''' " ' i 3 il * 1 P erf
,..._ °
, e y
ii el riv ed from
t 1 et plsyalo 'log •
II aa Sli Being
!aka; IIa btiing Out'
/ 3 70 1
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0 014 a 4Q., Lqw.r.uu.
andl i Aitallti(nlen l er
"R: let it . d Dealers In
I ' 1
;1 r STORE
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TA: T IT i THE LAD;
I :ii i .
..ngtt medium to ii
;.tlftill ' ' 1 I
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BU MID3NT
1
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4411 rd.-When
d fog V
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vita answer the cc
or e I with * call
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Bold by ell
Augupt 28
A "
T r 1
tofff you of
SESG • ES
' I { •. ' ,
mad ) I - 1-
lomt coifed
Therquestfon
to
;the we oy
: ;th ehair, at e
location,: by
al .before: m . g
y.
u i l
goodc;ttneq d
. than ray °Ma
iil l_ m ,. 1 , 1 1 1 ,1 • 1
1 7 1,lritiOt Hats 14Milies, I
U M iimmaf fiat* dopil. .1
D. litlii. Foro l 7 ifrosi, tirldgo
l'ea ILI 11 1 1 1 licrl2.s"q•
!!!!
P • tm
the tn.' an •
LAD
5
For th solo obj
for by • e Lod! •
lots beComci
the best hiir
least prieest _W.
lag if yin will ht
Ity. at
your p
astoq
boas°
HE
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At grea
nductio
D.
Tow
•AL2OE,
23.13.
aus, :
Nov,
An obi ifriciPtly Mt • •
three &Miro pm di.y
swum bENJAMR
orthltattle,'lhtidt9rd
LE
OLD
~:~
eaa
OR d so deal! in
1 '
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. 11 :1 00047
testowitti
sad o=o4lOak'
toren Bator UM: tad
• -• •re for the Cloottly et
111
1
liffiliNi
AtS§IGNEE'S ; SATLE.-4n the ma
a ter of the estate: of picob O. Fletcher. i/f
bdold Township. Banniupt. The cuidersign
gi 10n... . 3 4pi00 of ;„, G. Fletcher. a hank
pt. expose pt. expose to rrabilealilo o utcry, '
at the bona&
E. Fletcher, Upon the pr emises in Smithfield
. Bradford County. PA.. on - SATIIBDAY. Dg- ,
Eft 20,1875 : COMMA at . lo o'clock, a. ra.,
ti&two following deem Wed fits of land, adage in
d township of Smithflold Oresaid. the brat Of
Lich lis bounded u foSoocsi-rtIM the north . bey
its of Alexander Thai , raU by landa of Jackson
akely, smith by lands ofpavid Soper, and myth
by a public hip,haray. with a utall frame house and
ll i bum and fruit trees flier and supposed. to
c stain about. 53 aces of '1 : The second! nr
o • er lot !abounded ea (ono s:—On the north by
l as of Jackson WakeiVre by lands of Adam ,
Sip, south by lands 'form ly of Melvin Dibble.
it
t it
west by lands ' of Dui Soper and of Mrs.
'Viktoria Oise, and !apposed contain 50 'acres of
bbd. Also a quantity of hay supposed to.be about
all tons. Tetras inadekn • • on the day of sale. .
Li 1 ,'' 'JA A>: It WEBB,
pv25`74.. , . !Asaignee • Jacob G. Fletcher.
OK
Ell
xtcuirou's rr#TicE.j—niti
is; hereby given that ill persons indebted to
estate of Parley Johnson, late of Windham.
d ed, are requested tb mate inunedista pay
ni•nt. and all persona having claims against said
e= to met present - Wan, dull' authenticated fa .
settlement.; • JADIES 3f. .10.1.0M0N.
Nrovbiw 2b. 1873. • Executor:
DIULNISTRATOR'S . NOTICE- E .
Notice is herebylglienthat ail persona indebted
to the estate of Paul Hustainger, late of Wilmot,
derseo, are request Make Immediate paymenl,
an nil persona having 'anima against said estate
t present them duly enthenucated for settlA•
=tent.
'Pry: t . 1.011, Nov. j 1 Administrator
...rater.
DS.II;IISTR.A.TOR'S NOTICE. .
—,
Notice is hereby Oren that all personaludebted
I
co the eW!
state of Charles, Scott,- Litz of Spring
fie ; deceased, are requested to tanks immediate
Pa
Inn
ezik.,and 'all personal baying. claims against
sal 'estiztt , must prevent t31)02 duly authenticated
for settlement', ~ 1 ! Et, S. ritraGaNs.
r,v 51 r 873.--, - " i • .11 S.
,Adminfirtratpr,
~ _ ,
TO
• 11l t 013 T ( 4 .0 li 1 S 'icOTICE4 2 - 1
fiotice to hereby githa that all persoustudebte
l ank
.0 estate of Samuel CoOlbava , lath of Virytez,
~ -seed, are requested; to - e Immediate
• a ent. anal all perionsittivin claims against
estate must present thtin duly authenticated
settlement. , . r..17317)34. ftool.4ttliall.r
Ith 4 rla. i 1 !I •1 1 :I ."„Executor-
...
TNt BANKRUPiCY.—fu the motto
-1 of V. B „ Y.IALLET, Banictupt.
To r/I0 IT VAT COSEEnN . Th..ndersigneo here/ .1
bs tees notice of his appointtnen as Assignee of 1
N. it. MALLEY of the, ugh of Towanda,; Boroin
ti
the minty of ItrAdfcrd. and tats of Penass Iran*,
we in said District sho flaw been adjudged a
b . trupt upon his own petition by the District Court
of sid Disnict, _ I 4 ,
ated !Towanda, Pa.. Dee,. 10 11373 '
f Nat. J •gouct., Assignets
St:
CS
I d an
;*KY
411tIFF'S SALE—By vir hie of
1 , -
...,
a wrlt of Vend. Expo. lisped outotthe Court
of t omMon Pleas of Dradford empty:, and to me. ---
direcied.l there rdll be exposedto public sale at the
Corniglonsetn Cu:Moron& of Tosranda.lon *Lox
DAV el sth day of J.A.Ntrevir, 1674, at Icl clock, 0 ..'
w., the frollowing describedlot, piece or parcel of
lan eitnate' in :tryaluslizajtOwnship, bounded as
Poll Ws.:l3iginning ata Ilastl corner on the month
eta of Canal street; thencoislong said street south
44, q4e t ec. , :s west 73; peezheso - a post .on bank'of
'cos ; once north 83 degrees east 2 68-100 prs. to
s posit; thence north 46 deg.. , e, s treat 6 perch4s to
the fpfiwe c r be4taniug.' Coat:sluing 22 5.10 square
frayed
per cs I land, more orlesa;!all improved, with a ,
d, ening house,.Small framed barn =drew .
fru' trees the u. !.
! - IH
Seized and taken in execution at the shit of d. it.
c la
Don Talt II2C: vs. Thomas tamb. .1 • •
1' I .1 ! . 14', ar.,sauru, snetq, ,
T wan a, December 8..187p, - ..- i, ', .
Ell
Athahas
seili
Ev!
:'RU FOR SAI4-*-The. Sub-
F
eiziber offers for Sale 201 acres of his Farm
imovints;the Davidson Farad Shesheqedn•TONna-.
ship,l liwei miles from , * Depot. 175 acres;
nude :;itttei bast State of koprOVements, the balance.
'23 wee Timber. Good 'Fakir; twOTArtzta Orchards,
one Ouse, three . Darns and 'Shed", , one Orainery.
and they " Oat-Buildings; . Land .is Located
Suet ;and is of the boat in e Country. Poems-
T in
sion veal at any time.- Thai' will be soil at a
tile price and a good; tie !given. For far
ther ticalars addreas ,• 1 11 . (1.1 1 4.5DR8LN, •
D 4'73' 1 Atbrx44 B ford Co„ Dal
Bat,,
her o 4
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wipe coal
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1 1
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mists
Wd t ici4te;
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from c'
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2,100
403
i. 520
8.280
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r 05
100
2,80,
1
413
430
215
, las
t 1,000
454
1,110
210
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1185
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100
47,316
$ 800
1,614
9,500
f t,75%
1,250
1,0001
14,003
140?.
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1,t25
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Comzolisloners
t; .•
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, ,
ISM GRIFFIN [1 •
I.
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pecaally announces to lae,r old =dollen alad
In i bhd generally, that s! oontlnnes the
liIILLIITER 4 I BUSINESS,
r, B
old stand on PINE TREIEI - T..and that' the
maim= Assonrama os soon, which she is
g at; her usual toodgratolgiceit..
ry article sv 4 -4 . 37 7'?". h ,
obcr29 1873. ; • *,
S. WOODRIT
,!'zteldedtockopgo
(.4s,
CAPS
• FLOUNCES
• .41411)1
_ - :•
O ST, iron TUE NEIII
I l • • -
.rner os Stain and 14,rid
'a store . .lcntr,nc9 On
1.-
1
FURMTUR STORE..
•
'OIS.EPH' NINES-;
OW . • ' ./
orpnea a new Ftinfaltate Stare•
1- . ;____ •
E STREET.,:I'O,W/kNDA,
Where ho will kFleir On hand
7AL T Assdarrmy„..7:l . l or 4.tril2grrtnau,
ithich wiktie t coldl
I
ou
al
EC
TEAT CANNOT PALE TO PLEASE
=lv fAvorhint' Elt t t tett patronifik;
' • • ,
f.
be 4 wanted in She EEO.
CALI, ON itINES
ne goods mail *Scrim:mamba
I 4 fl . / 4 / 871 ' ,
ME
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HAND Al
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