tadfoxiNepodtt
'4'oirands; Thuredm Dee. 18 1 , 1873.
LOCAL AND GNNBAA.L.
Frrar, the obniectioner, bas
presented us with s box of the finest age we
ever saw.
LIVA3I MEW, a prominent lawyer
of Wilkes-Barre, died in that city on: the.3oth
•
'al i t., aged 58 yeas. 'l.
•
THE TEEMAINE BROTHERS " will sing
is Mercurs Hail s On HozOar even*. Prasoiris
witithem. •
ME exhibition by' the scholars - of
the Graded School, coma off 10-171C1701, emir&
i nelead of this eyeaing. u atate•laat week.
NYE Etw received neatly I printed
invffaticins to the annual receptions of the Linta
and Naiad Companies. The former comes off on
the ,246 inst., aid the litter on New Year's night,
. . .
, - •
RtniiilllCE, not . he Scotch he
ro, but the enterprising butcher of the firm
of Emoimtrar & Baum, kuows how to repute
all kinds of ro eats, and the new firm are gaiu,
log hosts of customers. : ) .
Rots or. Hocou - of - thit , Graded
School, or rallies of scholars- with `ierfect rec
ord in attendance, deportment and studies, Air
the week ending Dec. GEORGIE Nrscorr,
Mean Demi, QUEUE BEEEEEE. HAMMY PASS-
Aar, GEORGE TiolSE, Liz= /Um, Fenn Au
rora), Eatx& tinaransm, Many BEENEEE:
A COII3II7NICATION in regard to the
donation tendered rim B. J. Um. the faithful pas
tor of the Baptist Church, last week. hal been Mis
iald, but we are pleased to state that the attenffanie
was large and the donstioni Rota._ The ex.:Aleut
supper reflected great credit upon the ladiee of the
cbigicgation, who are untliing in their efforts to
aid the paitor in his work of betiLdinktm the 31u.
ter's kingdom here; The' =mpg= appear to
b: waited and harmonionr.
WE ABE iede iitea to the enterpris
ing eeedsman and Alorist, Jams Frizz; for the
January number of his Floral Guide, $ work of
great interest to every one engaged in the cul
tivation of flowers and home plants. Mr:' V. is
without doubt the most extensive dealer in
seeds and fivers in the Union, and has'attain
“l much 'Cif hill success by his close attention
to the wants cilia customers.
TEE Northern Tier 'Gazette has been
thou) by Mr. A. Hour, a copy of theoCoraica
na Observer, containing a prize essay On the
"Future of Texas," read at the Middle Texas
Fair, held , at Coriicana. The essay is a short,
well writtten cite, and does credit to the au . -
thor, Dr. Cats. S. Monst, who was formerly a
resident of Troy, - and a son of Major L. B.
MORSE, who aforedine kept the Eagle Hotel in
that village. , •
'Misr. Alzruzai, of Laporte, Sulli
van county, was in Montrose recently, and as
he came to Tunkbannock by way of the Mont
rose Itailway, .12e Democrat of that placeiex
presoes tbe anxiety of some of his acquaintan
ces as to the-probability of his succeeding in
getting -into one of the narrow gauge ears, as
he'vreiglis only 390 pounds... We nret leased to
be able to state that he came through - Safe and
in an undue' ged condition.—TunkTannock
Dem °eral. .
TIE Stockholders of the Schrteder
Mining and Manufacturing Co., held a meeting
at the Means House; on Friday last, when the
following directors were. chosen for the Sear:
JoEN3. Tertop, 11. A. PicsEn,•itOßEßT Lock
AST, lII:WELL, Jos. Pawns., R. IL B.TEE,
V. E. Prous.n. Jour? Saill.tr, E. P. IVILKTU.
-14 , 11EUT SAIME was re-olected President,'Anti
JcsErrt POWELL, Sepretary and TreEkure.r.
• The; company have a railroad connecting
tiieik mimes with the Barclay R. R., ;completed,
and about twenty thousand tons cf coil ready
for siipment.
TIE trustees of the Diiptille
etane Hospital, recently appointed by the Gov
ernor, met at the hospital building on Wednes
day, and effected an organization, by the elec
uon'of Hon. AI R Roseau. Piesident, h-id
11013., THOS. CHM-FA:ST as Secretary. . Ti 3.
DEAVEIC, Esq., and A. F Russrr.n were app. , t•
ed the auditing committee. Dr. S. L. Scur .. rz
vas re-elected superintendent, and by-11.4's
';sere adopted for the future government of.the
. I.espitaL Dr. Crawmi, of the former commis
.fiflon, was present, and passed the property over
into the hands of trustees.,
THE Montrose Democrat says there
has been quite a marked mortality among old
people in 11:ist vicinity of late, Several of the
,oldest and most respected pioneers have " laid
down to peaceful dreams":
Mrs. Nelson' Jay, mother of Mrs. W. H.
1 ssup, Mrs. Carmalt; mother of James E. Car
realt,'Esq., and relict of Caleb Carmalt, so ex.-
teneively known in the county• Mrs. Win. Tar
tell, mother of Hon. Wm. J. Turrell and Henry
Turret!; and Mrs. Mulford, - widow of S. S. Dial•
ford, MI hare died within the last three or four
weeks, all of whom had reached their ' three
score and teu,' and some of them over ' four
=I
Brt.ow, we -give the figures, shciw
ing 'the r.iimberiof inhabitatits in this borough,
age, lei, •411o c r, etc., for which we are indebted
t JAIVES Etq , who has carefully
fi:seharge I the important duty of taking an se
nratepent•us of our borough :
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, 1129.112 , 377 n7czotl3 110';1923
Tikt:9.NlE ! OF TASTE.—HOW easy i
net—to be clean! Flow easy to ar
the rooms kith the most graceful pro.-
tyl How ci*y it is to invest oui houses
sth th;!i truest elegance! Elegance res_ides
wittrtfie upholsterer or the draper ; it e , •
..ts inthe spirit presiding over the apartments
of the dwelling. Contentment must always lie
ral.t grateful; it sheda.serenity over the scene
or r ltA tbsxle; it tran-'• - irrns wciste into a gar-
Thc home liiki.itcd by those imitations of
a Lr•l•ly brighter life maybo wanting in
Lich the discontented desire; butt its
it will be a palate, far outvyin he
:.tll and'brauty.
1-IND in a recent number of the
Tekgraph, the foll'owing notice of a
rprniqr highly esteemed citizen of this place :
k;:ICINATION OF ELY. S. Dna:v.—At a
( ling of the Society of the Congregational
Church, hiild on Saturday evening, it was voted
over J to - T, to request Rev. Mr Dean to
cititdrsa his resignation and continue his Pm"
tr , rate of the chura, offering him also an ad-
Tice of salary. The committee waited upon
air._ Dean and submitted to him the sctiou of
• thectriarcb; but he insisted- upob the accept
ance of his resignation, which has, we under
=~ std been
accepted. In his remarks on Bab
=l.ith, 'Mr. Dean alluded in affectionate terms 40
his connection with the church, And his 'mom
—5-tlan with its members. It-is understood Mr.
has accepted a call-to the ministry of the
fly . ruouth Church at Indianapolis."
LAST week's Item,• Mr. W. 0.
Trus printed a letter attacking one of the
- I :achers in our Graded School. There was on
d übtedly some misapprehension on the part'
451 r. Turns, as he is ani intelligent, worthy
gentleman, and we do not think would ;Mall
miare the character otour'excellent school, or:
imPtign the motives of a most faithful teach
er. Below we give Miss Mru.,'s reply to the
lettr of Mr. T.:
ED. ItEPOSITII : Injustice to myself, I am DU.-
pelled, at the earliest moment, to pronounce
the substance of what appeared in hot week's
(Ilse. as having been said by me,, absolutely
' I aid not notify the young lady; that she was
txpe.lled, or suspended even, and hencis could
not hays asked, 4 .. What are you going to do
about it Z^" or used•other very caustic tangudge.
The young lady was told that she must bring
an excuse, or she Mould be supinded, the
same as others; and I afterward learned,`Awith
much surprise, that she came at noon and, un
known to any teacher, took her books from
school ; ',hose edict , s in view of the above
facts, I submit to public judgment,-
F,11.-111mtn;:-
'En l illftgrza Oi E3s lea after-
.
neon last, as jihe Bev; P. R. Toinut.
of thiklibute; were returnit.g from "store,
and whin opposite Mr. P. Tacimse, they were
overtaken by ► runaway team;! their carriage
overturned and completely wrecked, 'them
selves thrown violently to the flaxen gretunt
and suitaining such injuries that they I werr .
eliviellito the htua in. an insensible
lion. 1 jit 1
Dr. ittim, of Lacevville„ was immediately
enameled, but Vim an examination, , no 'frac.'
tared !irns In* diackwed, lalthough their;
faces were seriously bruised and •one of ;Mrs.:
V.'s arms sprained. 'On Sunday Guiy were mu;
veyed to, their borne—Mrs. T. on s stretcher,—
and thSy are now convalescent, =with indUcs
tionsol a speedy recdvery. ; • !
The Citizens of the vicinity are Tieing with
each other in their attenticms -to them, and
everything that affection or sympathy could
suggest is being done to promete thdr coin
! fort an facilitate their iecoverii ! - I •
Skinim's Eddy, Pa., Deo. 8 .48 73 .1 - 1 1
SPagarrem Czarraz.—•As
seen nothing in the columns of the Enottun
from dais place lately, I have *chided to jet
down &Tow items for year exedientriaper . .l
The L. 0. of G. T. Ledge No. !NS, §f.Spring
deb' °entre, of which I am a male. • er, extend
ed some time since an invitation o Mr. Lto
fluasus to deliver a lecture, on die subject of
temperance. He came on Taesday evening
last, and addressed a small butrattentive audi
ence, assembled in the Baptist (torch, on the
subject Cif" Woman and Her 'Watkins to Ithe
Cause of Temperailieo • Mr. lithium is mil m
coMplialied speaker, a man of Inch learning,
and 'with a heart largely imbueck with lovelfor
his felloF-men and desire to promote their hest
interests, Owing to to the inclemency of the
weather; the attendance was small. but a Very
pleasant time was experienced. The choir
sang a number or pieces appropriate to the
casion. 1 f Mr. Famtirras _Summit, ,whose t
tenor voice was .displayed on this, occasion, and
min,FasirsuMnaDaziy, the organist, as well as
all the! either members of the choir, elicited
much praise and admiration, for their excellent
music. E, • ihruzitcA*
Nov. 26; 1873. .
EAsi W ism,* ITEms.—gr. Editor :
Passing* bout the county, as 7 Am constantly
andltivingen opportunitY to gather lo
cal items . of interest, I propose te:send a few
words if*iin East Windtuite, or Dawes' Corners.
If "progress" is the watchword of'the times,
for other portions of old Bradford, it is em
phatically so of East Windham. Though a lit
tle off the proposed railroad route from Owego
to Towabila, it la a part of the county that de
velops real life, thrift and epterprile.
The district school is under the charge lof
Wairzat, Wertz, who blends platy, Lindness
and decision, and thus far governs without the
use of the " raw-hide."
KYLE & Purr are building a , steam mill ott
lands ofi lion. Ina Fugal.' So we expect lively
tits idthe sawing bctsineas. •
And l4st, th ongli,not leist, we should make
honorable mention 'f:if the . filtbbatti-school,
dotted it the ielifior-litinse - fkr the last two
summerS, with - ant: average attendance of 27
scholars; and with an interest that is constant
ly growing. In October, there wits' a pleasant
'Sunday-School party at the home et the Super
intendeiit, Biro. J. W. HILL.. A beautiful tree
was prepared, containing preset:its for each
scholar, as-well as for superintendent, teach
ers, etc. May great goad result from the ,la
bars of those faithful ladies who; sustain-the
interest in the Sunday-schoOl. -
THE venerable Taos. P. HUNT, the
apostle of temperance, and well known in this
vicinity, ',celebrated his eightieth birthday, re l -
cently. We clip the f 'Lowing notice-WU/Oin
teresting event from the Recordof tine Times :
'"
A large company of friends Resembled vt
the residYnce of the venerable Father Hunt,
Wednesday afternoon, to celebrate his SOW
birthday! 'Among the guests were Ray:N. 0.
Parke, of Pitt,.ton, RES. W. P. Gibson, Rev. n.
H. Welles and of Kingston; Bev. W. r.
White and wife, of Plymouth; Rev, ; W. J. Day,
of Ashley; Rev:-P. B. Hodge and wife, Rev. W.
H. Swift and wife, Rev. W. S. Parsons and wife;
and Judge Collins, of this city. The occasion
was a most enjoyable one, and will long be re
membered with pleasnre by thesa present.
After diaenseing the god things. which were
provided: in great abundance, Jud:ze Collins
was called upon to make a speech, and respond
ed in a .happy manner. .One of the brethren
read a Vassage of Scripture, recounting the
Apostle Paul's labors and his dcolaration : "I
have fought the good Sgt and am ready to
depart," and called •on rather Hunt for a
speech. He replied that he Kis, tan modest to
claim that he had fought theroisd fight, and
certainly Was not ready to, depart.' contin
ued, giving some early --reminiscences, an
and spoke in a feeling manner of Drs. Dorrance
Hickock and - Webster, wltfOwere among his
former co-laborers. Speccifis _were Made by
several of the other Icentltuen • and at the
close, the Company at the sttg„vst'ion 'of one of
guests. invited themselves, td be present at the
celebration of his 81st birthday, to winch prop
osition Father Hunt added his most e4dial ins
Notation. I After singing he long metre doxolos ,
gy the guests deps ted,i feeling that they had
seldom spent a pleasanter afternoon."
PROCEEDISGS OE THE HISTORICAL SO
. Frrr.—The Bradford County Historical Socic
Ay met 'Obis
„place on Monday of last week
In addition to routine business the reception
of histoncalcharts from Prof. F. W. Suanrrn,
of Pottsville - , and additional volumes of pro
ceedingetif Constitutional 4nven Lion from Dr.'
Horn'', were acknowledged.' ,
On motion, the following was adopted:
Tim Society and several of its members hay.
ing porrchased copies of the Hidorv-of Strsone
banns County, compiled - by 'Miss E. C. Black
man of Montrcse, do,. after examination, cor
dially commend .it to the patronage of our
members:generally, and to all others interest
ed in local history, and especially would we ex
press therwish that .as creditable a history of
Bradfoidconnty might ere long appear.'
Also the following: ' • p
Whereis, our local journals have repeatedly I
alluded tb an Indian warrior named Minnegna,.
and to ati Indian maiden named Towanda, as
former r.sidents of our county, and whereas it
ie well t& keep a clear line: drawn hetween real
and fictitisus characters; therefore, resolved,
that this: Society invite, from every quarter.
any. reliable, authentic evidence - not alleged
tradition=-of the rxiatence of a Minnequa war
rior, (the present Chieftain of the Springs of
course excepted) or of an Indian maiden named
Tolland.(, as represented; and on the failure of
such etidence, that we invite attention as to
the true origin of tho , r, names, ad far as may
be. ,
In vie*. or the importance of , proc Iring, a
ritten History of Bradford County, prior to
the menterablo year Id7C, mat.) . atiremg .ri -
marks were made by members, and Rey. DA
van
vitt Cuair was added to the committee having
that rnat:ter to charge. '
Dr - and J, Q.
• Rev. 13.3. Derot.tise Wu. SNITS.%
SuLttrA 3.1 were clected members of tbe Society
PEPOlrrtit We' leave the
batch of axiomatic ' iitittions that no one dis
putes, and self- coribtituted grievances ptiblish
ed in the Item, (that eonsidcrito , persons. in
stead of. üblicly attacking a hay,' would have
presented personally to theteachcr or rcliinest
ed a cal!), .wholly to
. tbe datechis i ed, or.to the
enemies'pf our public schcbl, rho seek notori
ety or numetitedaympathy. in ,the piablic„press.
and simply say in our own behalf, that we have
long known that teachers have no right to va
pid scholars, and since the opfining of the pres
ent schtiol year, none have been ",expelled,'.' Cr
hail the 'doors of oar free school closed against
them. The facts are, by resolution of tbe
School Board, scholars who have been absent
three school days in ono month or an eclairs
ler..t atik,ant of tardiness, and who have failed
to brimOcuses stating "detained by parents,"
have betT'assigned to side seat iv the same
room, yet permitted all tecitationa until the ti
nsel; wireprodueed, or the student peradtted
his regalar seat, by President of thq Board.
We present& loiter from Deputy State Su
perintendent, just , received, showing the gener
al use of the regulations, and their legality;
and we 'email present many instances of an ini
crease of from fifty - to eizty per ceeit. in'attend-
ILDCO, over past years, as proof of their evee!.
• A Board cf Directors has - MO !right, ander
the law, to adopt each regulation* concerning
truancy. and irregularity of attendance, u a
lees proper: Rules like those, referred to, are
now in operation in many of the,towns and ci
ties nf thus State. In my opinion' iilioard may
den, satisfactory reasorutEforabsence of Ft
pilt, aunt the public schools.
- LIANA: times,
• Dept. State Supt.
Instead of getting - along with a, mere
niitof Work, sand consequent meagre public
'benefit, Ire have resolved to omit pi; remit no
efforts that tend to improve our school, and we
solicit the visits and co-operation of:the public
in establishing an institution that poll' , IPecdily
.become the pride and blessing our
- Very ResPetitanli",,
• Tnatnnas OF TOiiiniDA GnazopliczooL.
Duos, left la record at, the; . Re
oordles imilee, week ending Dec. 15,11873 :
ilieniy Wird to Ellen Ward iddielr. Dome
mut Albany. ,
Elabree to Patrick Kinney. Warren..
Aaron Van Dyke to Thos. Dirolakt Farm -
Hiram X. Gage to Anthony DO M*, 'Leßoy.
Geo. P. and Mary a littabWto Battey Clark,
Stanaing
Macon, et al., to W. G. Traci, lot, To
*walla borough.
W. Itranthall to J. J. Haled, lot! Towanda
hor , Alge 1
iXosephuo Sleeper to T. d. Sleeptr, %wren.
*try E. Op:, et aL, to Marvin LoVelace, lot,
Towanda borne:. • , 1
C.!C. Baldrin, et al. to Clark- llslnhani,
Mws
e. •i °
Ilk:well and LA. Pierce to C. G. Mc-
Columbia. ! • •
Diniel Brown to Diadem° Brown, Springfield.
Angeline Gillo4 to Walter Mattocks, Spring
field, j. • -
Joel Adaniii to p..P. Mattocks, 'Springfield.
IL W. DeWitt, achor.,, to -Criarieli Chilean,
Albany. '
Trust .and Safe - Dep. CO., to J. - A. Cod
ding, et al; Burlington. , •
Johns. (idding to Joseplins Oarophell, ;hir•
lington. 1_
John A. Codding to Joseptins Campbell; Bur:.
lington.
Jamei Leonard to John Elabree, Glister.
Hubbard to Myrr Tracy, Springfield.
;John D. Mantanye to John W. Goodwin, lot,
Towanda borpugb. •
O.D. Bartlett et al, to Frances M. Sai - ith, lot,
Towanda lkua. •
Myron and F. M. Smith to W. H. IMorgan,
et al; lot. Towanda borough. •
Ellen Ward Mdlei 'lnd W. W. Kingebdry,
Atty: etc., to fhdip MeDeratot, Albany. j
•
Geo. - Wilson to Mary. d. ircAllister Monroe
boroigh.
GHENT. 4Nr. Editor.: I hai.e been
a reader of your excellent paper the lizeon
na-4for so many years, that it has; become
quiteindiapeesible ip the family, and ito "can't
keep house without it." But Ido not recollect
having ever seen in its colrmins any cerrespon
4ence. from this place, which, though not'
claiming 'superiority over other localities, helps
howeier', to compose the gland old county 'of
Bradiord t Therefore, I will 'present your read
era with a fei items which I trust maybe of in
terest to some.
~
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. Improvements are visible among us Lit almOst
'very, departimpat of labor, alik s we aro still
progressing;t'Alfew years ago onr', ll (arras were
covered with shining and atones—things whiCh
now serve in fences to .secure oni crops. it
has been' but ,a - few years since o twe !had no
church and no' post - office. We wmid-obliged to
hold Meetings' and Sunday-schooin;an old
1 ,
plankschool-hOnse, and go ncari3 four miles
for our mail. Now we' have a g od 'church,
parsonage, school -bongs and po t-ofnce, all
within speaking distance of ono another.
~We have preaching once in two weeks, by
'l4 Bev. 0. L. WILL4IIB. He is a good dis
penser of Word, and is well appreciated.
141a1S1r. DAVIMON, a local 1 preacher, living
across the way'..frorn the church, is a faithful
laborer in the Mastcr's vineyard..
We have an excellent Sunday-schnl, super
intended by D.' T. Glut - Tr. Ho is a worker,
and. BO long as he conducts it, we have, no fears
of its freezing up.
•
,
An interesting singing school is flourishing
is our midtt. It is taught by L. Towska. Mr.
0. 4 TAITEII runs our day-school. He is well
qualified joy the businoste, a gentleman withal.
OM iki4friee is doings good bushiets, es
pecially for us. Nearly 0..0 hunched 'periodi
cals 'are-sent weekly to this office for distribu
tion. : . t • . ' i . -
TaArziza.
ThankOv-trigay way pretty generally ob
served antong us—at least I should }age so
from thefnoise.tho fowls made on the previone
night. 4 sutla.,y-si,hool Thauliagiving dinner
WaS giN en at the licinse of the Snperintnodent.
lathe 'evening Rev. G. L. .1 1 7tuaests kave: ns
some good thooghts. ,
We aro now enjoying the fruita ,of ohr past
labor, and cheerfully awaiting tho time When
we map ono.) more welcome merry !Christ
mas" and the "happy :yew Year." I
Dec. 15, 1873.
B qa - YEss LOCAL:!
ittr - -Yalt Laces, of all ;widths and
prices, at • Tema ,L;Co'a.
ice - Solidl, Hair Cornet 'Braidte.
from to $3, at E. LvaOrr.'s, Bridge -$t., niwanda.
te6..Warkied to borrow, $l,OOO or
$2,660. Enquire, fit titiS cilice.
Ns. Old Hair. taken in exchange)
at I.,Avon's, Br:dgc . -st, with Yrs. 3, 1.). nit.l4!
active, etiergetie man
to cativass the nt.POI:TE.C..
reir.D7A.Ng S, .11.11DRETLI C3ll Bitten
tion to their new ailTerttsement. • '
rft. Dress Trimmings, at j Airs
WOODUrre!4.
Or Go to -Wurrcomn ' &
Iter6tir',; for your Bo l o! - and Stationery.
reZ- See notice of great induce
mats offered Ly lip. WoonnuFF.
WChildren's Normandy Clips, a
Mrs. Woonsu Fr's.
For•tlie best Roast or Steak
go to llYsa ItctsDELL'a
B. 47
-•
kw- Several valuable Farms and
nausea And LA4 for Fale Vaanx - rr & I TAAcY.
- I.
1;000, Statements for ; 1 4.011;
,DO3 for-57.50, at this of f ice. • '
c&-If you want the best Cook Stove
ataLt, c,lll at Jus,rfa, itqferces Blockl
tip. Rare claa9cre for Great Bar
at J. K. Ilmuue, at “cire fotmelly c:ccu
pied byTATA:c`.'ct. •
, its; Beautiful , long nut:well Side
Curls, from sl'6 $3, at E. Lavoreg Ilalr I Palace,
itcret, Towanda. , .
40,.. An immense stock• of Bank
,
rapt Goods, at I. K. Mums', at , atom formerly
occupied be Ilrr.Aat TAYLOR. i "
. .
,
iteir The finest assortment of ha
/
day.guaas to b: rviwt.l in ,Towanda, eaiiy be
t•t_en at Cacsi;'. 1 . i
g Au euclless variety of heating'
Itore2 pt JUNCS, which are beitg kid very
cheap. _
. -
Le` Blankets, Quilts, Coiunter.
panes "ptutl Spriadp, at banktnpt pricep, at J. K
!Janata,' at stoic formerly ty.•cattiod by U. TAY
LOR.
.. . , . i
WI,. Old Hair worked over in the
latest style and neatest mainser, by Sue iaTotz,
Artist ballair,.llridge•st. . I
, -
St?' Another man guilty ofl mar
•der for !ugh prices. J. 4: - "(map, a
store foriverly occupied by H. TAMOII.
„ .
44i3” Attention is directed • to the
advtrtisement of Mrs. WOODUCTF, in-another
column: ,
P3nie- prices to all, _et the
Bankrupt Sale at J. E. Hams', at atoro;redent
ly occupied by H. Tai Loa.
El
'kir; Fancy Goods and Stationery
for the bolidayit, better and cheaper tart else
.
where, at C. P. (limas'.
18. The Girl of the Perio4
to be seen In the window of Lavoie's Bale Palace,
on Bridge -et., at Kra. J. D. Title's Fancy fliorel.
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, •
1
kir C. F. i Caoss has th e beat and.
fargest sisgortm pat of Boo ßooks s ever offered In
this market. 1 ' - - - , , ! ,
.
, Fon SALE.J—The new honse
street, Second 400 r north or Chestnut !street.
lot shod 100 feet front. Terms easy. Emitire
an the premises of Ws. Howls and of E. T
Fox. ; ,
jorsevg Tax OPPoirtninv 'I- CEO
ran Ours tt &stool/dangly low prices.
liowite tape Val topurcbsse.
*lira 14vois displayii to the
Of Tortiso4lan Immo stock of liar Work.
at •i. D. Eti r t.'s /*icy !Dare.
11116.13*onatto Patterns of Gar
nienSis for Ladies, Mines and Children, at Mre.
Woonstars. ,
Cop 4, bcith,liiiiak' and white,
tor Old ladles, i for silo Kra J. D. iinz's,
&kV° drool.
10" The 'cheapest 'and largest as
aortsiesa of WO Goods at N. 'sprout's—a fellable
Lair Jester — Ker.. 74 D. Mu.
•
Beaatifal Switches, made of
Led* Combings. at Laois's, Oh Mrs. J. D.
'Utz Dridge4tl. Tomas,
. ilir Chiliiren's School Hats, in
,
Felt, !Straw and Velveteen a t Hrs. WooDninrrea,
emitof Mehl end Bridge.
I: ---7.•4 0 1- - - : - - -
I.E. Tem= itithe
,celebrated
enact of Breath Coil. or Clio. 1 Urge Platte.
with Mn. J. D. Rua. Bridge street.
To, see the fall styles ; in Hats
andiDonnet4 go to Mrs. J. D. Hues Millinery
Store' Bridge Street.
Old ktold and Silver bought
an 4 h'ghest pleas paid, at M. Harmasmares,
Bridge , street. _
ShaWls, 13h;dteta, and all
Wook Goods a% greatly retie sod prices, at,
I I Warts is Hamm%
'Bridge street.
11 0 6. patt e rns, Hats and. Bonnets,
at ccia at 314 Vro3onorea corner of Main
and 13 dge. F , ; •
iltr The - goods at , the bankrupt
sate Oil. K. lisiMrs mast be sold. Farmers, wives,
flanghtem, ever, mine. ,
'Mir Large stock of Pictures and
Fielgre Framer at Wanvour 4r, Snares, bier
?
cur's Block. I
tFI• Artistic( holiday! presents, at
the baz&rupt sale. Store recently occupied by H.
Th'xi.4l4
Wall Paper and Curtains
cheap - Warra?na do SztAtrr'a.
BieFcur's
itei;. , l3ankipt sale of l 4taieie first
clams iJiiderwear , at L K. ILutuut: Store, opposite
Court '
-
a*. For sale cheap, my house and
nt, ob pheatnat. street. .Enquire at the office
)1 Bairtt.trt TRAM W. G. Tram
•
If you want fine'' Hair Work
made rip, or desire to purchase any, go to E. La.
, rot& al`.l.table hair dealer. Bridge-at., at Mn. J.
D. Itri. , Lis Sauey Eitore. .
0%0 Do riot let the week pass
vrithotit Calling sill. S. Hums' bantiapt ale,
poattti the pnblio Square. He is bound to give the
I •
people bargains, ,
I i 4 14 ' •
Sari If you want to purchase holi
day pieSents in the line of Watches, Jewelzy,
and BilvcriVare! of every description, call at
HENDia*N's, cu Bridge street. • •
One of the htincliornest win
dows ln Eown, is rthat of Lavine's, CD Bridge-si.
We defy Say ono to go by without looking in, and
many look in go and buy. '
Mona.! E. LAVOIE has an m
expe
-1
ileu of ;Meat years In the heir beelnete,—le an
importer!of human hair, end conrequently a judge
of a go 4 article.
06-llf youwill call at 4ENDELMAN'B
Jewelry IStore, Dridge street, and price Ids
goods you will thst it.is the' place
to purchitse.•
OLD NAN
-. I 1
Viirbreat redliction in Black Al
pacis lad Dress (4oda , I at
Beldge
Orders received for all kinds
of rialr,Work—Ladies' sad Oonts' Wigs, etc.,—at
Lscors's, in Mrs. J. D. Hu.t.'s-Fancy Store, Brtclge
street, To}rands•
L
Soll—Wcachers of music can pur
chase Shiet Music and Music Books at Teach
ere raiei at tho 4 Tempo of Music, Towanda
Ps: I
adies' and Children's Fancy
and Millinery (bode, at greatly etlbeedvriats,
at J. K. V.kIIIIte, at store recen ly ocedWed by
L. F Ho '
Parson:l,g
Dee. 2L
lON.
E will
.1.
leg!. (2). S. FITCH has .made ample
preparation for Hao annual visit of Santa Clans.
Ho Las a full asscirtnaont of fresh puro ca tactics,
ofrtuts an t ye.
a.die' and Gents' 'Wigs,
ho apioaraiaco ea to defy detection,,at
the world-rencrated practical Wig
•. re. J. D. HEWS Faney Store, Bride-at.
made ea El
E. Le . rm :
Maker, in
1
oblides, a.
Mrs. Woo
sheets.
Stir
chiefs, add'
days, at
Bridge s
'rof.,Splutwooe's Musical Aca,
established fact. We told hirn.when
bored that a good teacher trout
of pupils.
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Va. The bOst place to buy School,
Miscellaneous slid Blank Books and Fancy
Goode' is St Witrreoun rt.turs.
Merctir'S Block;
166
demy is
he 14.cate,
lind pleat
saPEor fine American, Elgin and
Bwiss.Watches, Jewelry, etc., go to H. J. HAL•
Loca's. 'W. ; Todusing, Pa. A large stock just re
ceirecl.j
Frond) Flowers, elegant feath •
ere, and all liin4 and colors of Ribbons, for
sale at 2114. J. D. I.ln.t.'s Millinery Store, Bridge
street.,
Mathasbek, Weber, : outman,
•
E.nickerbqkor, it other Pianos for said cheap
and on eatiy terMs, at COLE, Patuage A: Co's
Temple of iSinsie, Towanda, Pa.
eft...The best place to buy Sash,
Blinds, Doors snLl all kinds of Lumber, is at
Faosr it Solis. Factory on Charles street. Of
fice 107 Min stre6t. They sell , cheap for cash.
I
ter LA.zraxs &)/lortnis, manufact
arera F elebrated spOctacles, bare
changed I 1 eir agency from J 1 Efraom's to
Wx.A.l,CMpumuisee.
sdr i Vi by run the risk of an acci
dent, when yon can get a ticket good for $3,
000 in - ciao of death, for 20 con Li a. day, by call
log on Xi Bo r on, at upper depot?
... 1 . ...'
alAlpin's ..r ' tTENT FANN I MG k
Jost received a ini n pply. This is an excellent one
In every' re:imeet. will separate Oats hat
Wheat"! an Bockeheat from Oats, and prepare
nicely all grein and grass reeds for sewing.
1 i
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Pror4of NRALtraING AND N r ICISITTY,
Arrerrnm I—All re invited to ittend &Christ
mad the Presbyterian Church ; also to
examin4 the splendid stock of presents at H. J.
Its.u.oca's Jewelry Store. Come and see them.
Store on Win street. opposite the Post Ma.
sir; HOir Work of every descrip
tion 4tn tap sold at y 3 per coat. lees' Dour Wei York
prices'. Dallasok ermine at & Llvora's Broach
Batt Palace, Drklgeist., io Bro. 4. D. Itru.'a raw
atom ,1 I •
E'vezie & HILDnErEt . ss
•
The friends of Rev. C.
• ay him a donation visit at tho
ast Smithfield, on,,Tnesdicy,
.ergmzui , s Zephyrs, in n 1
d Gas Colors, only 20 cents per oi, at
cures; corner of Blain and Bridge
Glove's; Handker
e cf Fancy Goodcfor the 101 l
, Ecexa & UILDILETICS.
osie
la fall
IS. The enbeeriber bee a, house t
rent. near the new lobo house in Towani
borough. Esquire or M. W. Moan& .
13. P. llownaw.
Dec. 3—Ste.
- Sliniadiese Irate and Bonne t p
oil of Ow bud itylea iikt Moira at Mrs.
Weeniniell k norm?! Main and Bridge strept4
Entrance on MeinnkeeL • -
October 10, 1873. :
Pizazz A Num= sie selling
all varieties of coal Ter/ cheap. Thei are 11)1!1'
agents for the sale of the Celebrated Barc lay out. Coal by ear 'midst a &count. - '
WANTED 100 CORDS DOOWOOD—Z) = -
Livered on 8. it E.. or L. V. B. B. or at o r
Mariafactory. ' For farther partici:pars calt o
or addreas Haim
- Monroeton,
••
1111‘ Great care should be exert
ii r
ed in the selection of tti
sve or heater,' as ivb
or these very necessary articles will last miu39
years. Ilminoslr. Rosman/have *the bestitS•
sortment of beating and cooking stoves "Cye
offered in this market.
Goons AT PANIC PAIOCEL—j.OIII3. t
D. Elm has lately pnrclutaxt a large assOrt l 7
went of Millinery Goods, which she wily sell at
the very lowest prices for cash, at her store . i on
Bridge street: ' 1 1
- Writ is not' generally knotvn ttiat,
C. %MAIMS, at toe Book. Bindery over the
BEPOSTIM office, mikes Blank Books in any
style of ruling and binding, desired. If pit
want a new 'Ledger, Journal or Dor,,,kit, giva
him a eaU.
let. Cold, damp weather approach
es apiee, and if you would preserve your health
keep your feet dry, and warm, by wearing t 6
superior boots snd shoes sold by Bt..T.
in Beidleman's Block.
itir' George Wood & co:, Toyler
& Barley, and Jubilee Organs, at low prices aia
easy terms of payment. Send for circuliirs, br'
call toYsee and bear them at the Temple ot 3112: 1
sic Of COLE PASSAGE & CO. I '
R¢.. Dealers in Strings will do well
to call at the Temple of Music, where they will
find a large assortment of French, German end'
Italian Strings, at New York prices.
Doweriox.:=The friends of Rey.,
D. Comt'are requested to meet at the Merrygill
Parsonage, for a donation toner. D. Coon, Dec.
91, 1873.
us. The Eureka Mower 'Company
have received a large lot of malleable castings,
for B. Bunn 5 Bons' White Lion Wagon Brake.
This is a fair indication that these men mean
business. ,Bnccesti attend them. ,
Z The Oyster Supper, under the
auspices of the ladies of the . Presbyterian
Church, Wysox, owing to the bad weather, has
been postponed until Friday evening, Dec. 19,
1873, at the house of B. E. C. Illynn, •Slyers
berg. By order of Committee.
/Sr POWELL & Co. advertise in to- .
dsys's paper another largo invoice of goodS,
suitable for the season. Now is the time to se
cure great bargains, as they are selling , dri
goods at a reduction of 25 to 50 per cent. from
last year's prices.
gar A. A. Prrrre & Co. are con
stantly replenishing their largo aFtortment d
WoJlen Yarns and Knit-Worked Goods, and al
so White's Patent Hoods, at bottom prices.
Nov 20w4. •
TAEE NOTICE.—A. N. NELSON, Jew
eler, will sell his stock_ of GOLD AND PLATED
JEWELRY, lratchfs and Spectacle.i at great re
ductions Rom former prices! At WOLFF'S
Clothing Store. Jjn.l,
i Goland see ELIE LAVOIE, who
has Just retzuied from New York with au immense
stock of Hamlin Hale, which ho bought it bank
rapt sale, and w' hich -will be sold at lowest cash
prices, at Laval:v.'s Brinch flair Palace of Elmira,
N. Y.,—Bridget., Towanda. Pa.
annual meeting of th.
Stockholders of the First National Bank of Tod
wands, for ihe election of. Directors, will be
held at the ollicc of tl&o Bank, Tuesday, Jinni,-
ary 13, 1874, between • the honrs of 1 and 3
o'clock r. ' N. N. Barre t jr., Dashier4
Bur YOOII COAL BY TUB CAB,' LOAD: r
—Two or more portions can Club together and
buy their coal from 1L Wuxi-3 at wholesale
prices, and gat 2,240 !Wit) the ton. In doing
so serenty-five cents per ton of 2,000 1113.• can
homed froth Towanda retail prices.
I.Mt. E. J. Mn oos hp.s.riow re!
ccitrea a fall jinn of Millinery and Fancy Good
for the Fall and Winter trade. She will displa •
the finest assbrtment of trimmed Hats and Don
nets, In Towiinda, on and after next Saturday
Oct. 11.
. . ,
:.o li.upash —lii these day 4 of lash-,
lonable head fixtures. it will to Interesting for If
dies to knowl, where they can have their heada
dressed in the moat fashlonable,afiles by an expei•
rimmed hair dresier, w itch has long been needell
in Towanda. !Call on E. Lavore, Bridge•st.. Tci ,
wands, at Illvf. J.D. Hails 31illinery43tore. 1
i Tho annual meeting of till 3
Stockholders of the Towanda Bridge Co., foi
the election Of a President, Treasurer, and sii
Managers, tci servo the enacting •yetir, will lila
held at the ciSce of the First National Baiall
Towanda, Pa., on Wednesday, January 7, 1874,
at 1 o'clock r. at
N. N. Ems, jr., &eq.
FAIR ! FATE ! ! FAIR !!!*—There will
be a grand Festival and Fair held at the ; Tem6
Hall, in Ulabir, Tuesday evening, Dec. 23,
The proceeds for the benefit of the M. E.
Church, Cokne one! come all! By order Of
Coiamittee, I
kir Now Goods just received.
Our stock is now complete. Everything in th l e
line of Boots and Shoes, Rubber Goods, Glovds
and Mittensj Trunks, Traveling Bags, ShaWl
Straps, etc.' I,Remember we are• always willing
to show Gooils,.awl will sell them at the lowest
bottom pricOs. CORSEII . COONS.
St ,ekholders in the Towandi
Eureka Alo er Company, are hereby notified
that unpaid( asserameita must be. paid in it
once, or as' irected by resolution of the Boaid
if Dircct•irs, I shall bo obliged, to collect the
same bv law E. T, Etmoir, Treas.
Towanda, bee. 8,1873.
, ice" C. .. Kim hits just' returned
from the cit. , 'with a largo and excellent as-,
sortment of Pansy Goode, Per ornery, Pedket
nt
Books, •Co bs, Brushes, etc., suitable fel.
Christmas resents. Cr aeasez knows just
what to buy and always has . the cash to pay
for goads; 0,41 is thus enabled to purchase at
the lowest rtes. • •
SUNDAY-!SCHOOL INsTITUTE. -A Sun
day-School Institute for the Hornbrook charge,
will be belan Hornbrook Church, on Thum.
day and kri ay, Dec. 25 and 2G. All aro invit
ed to attend
Ray. G. L'lVuxiAx's, P. C.,
Bitta.ta
D. T. Gzuzrr,
WiLt.Los Parnmsos,
• • , LEWIS YOVOIIT.
. S. S. Conaiiitteo.
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN ?—Goods at
cost. goodiiiit a great sacrifice, goods at 30
mita on tat:ooller, goods at your price ;
this is the g/neral expression of many firmi,
but not seen in one case out of a thousand.
There is one way, for a merchant to do,
holiness-40i otter his goods at a fair vidttli,
have but:one kiw price, tell the truth, treit
every customer alike, and stick to that. This
Is my motto.l Blocs my arrival here I have ad
ded largelytr,? my stock and will tell goods to
suit the timen„ Don't fail to- Call and look at
my common Overcoats at $1.50, Beaver Over
coats at $12.1r, Uc.iershirts and Driwers at 33
cents, good Winter Caps at 73 cts., for men,
and for boys kt 30 cents. Will be pleased to show
you my stock, and then you can judge for your
self where it is to your . Interest to purchase. ,"
Aux. EloLorgos,
129 Main itreat, ,
.. ?. .:',...;.- : ::,A,1 , .,:j - . , ',.',:ii : " . ;.=:::,... - ,... -- :„ . ',.1 , L , L„ . .7 -,,, , ,, ,, , :. - p: , ...,. - : - ,-„, ,..,,,?. 1 ::::.:r. ,-- ,_, ,, ,... ,
•
A BEiumr. ro4ii".—We
wish to employ of wommi
Plan* oath* gliWint this williers--wwd will
pay cash fo; the sato, ' afters few ditie
airaction, which will he glen grethi- at oar
_factory. The work can'be'dona =at home, if
parties prefer to do l in g
L'O. new* a sox,.
Towanda, Dec. 3,1813:
Anotheri great redaction jut,
tnade In the prim ()inundate. by I. 0. non
Boas. Look at these prima :
Children'. Sigh Matra, each.
Boston Rocker., each - 1.75
Zest Wood Sctt Chairs, per set . 3.00
Best Flag Seat Chairs, per 5et...... . 400
Ash Chitinl?es finite, each . 35.00
Now Is the best time to buy cheap for eae ,
and the only place in town eet Faosr Boss";
Main street. ,
Nov. 12-6 w.
, VS ! Few of our business men have
seater rept:o46 . 3n than the popular clothing
man, Ti!. E. Iteszuntw. , His correct battiest
babfts and urbane manners 'have attracted
boat of customers, and
- those who visit hie ex
tensive'establithment once, aro , sure, to do so
again. Ile never palms off an inferior quality
of goods, put takeewspechil Waal to tee that
every garment ho sells'is betters than* reo•
Ciirtnendi.. We take special pleasure in calling
. attention of our readers to such busindsi men,
and in commending them to the patronay . of
all. ,
INFOUMATION WANTED OF WILLIAM
. .
Daman AND PAIIIIILIG-4rlr. BtI.:EVTETAI Wife, SA
am Brran, wan the,daughter otLuei and
Ettztruis tqatin ; the latter died at Wu. Bum
s:Ws, in February, 1840. They . had a acollemed
Aimansm Bauer= 'J .Most likely Wu. 11/tEWEIeS
father lived in the same locality , — Colombia X
•Boadit, fradtbid County, Pa., being their Post
Office addresitat the above date. (No mosey ;
interest involved): Address -
. , " • • Gums Sren,
Wilmhigton, New Cavite Co., Ihl
H. s.• K. Gr . .--Vire 144 just r dy
ed a complete amortment of the celebra d
"RABBIS SEATriLE33 KID GLOV ,"
ECM
GENTLEMEN,
AND . CHILDREN
L.DIES,
Plsln Black, Blaclt; Embroidered, White, Par.
ty Colors and Streettolors, Ono and Two•Bat
ton. _ F
Other makes or K d.Goves at reducidpricee.
TAYLOR AC CO.,
. ,
Tourenda, Ps.
EI4E LA,701.E, 1110 world-TO
,
,
rioxincii Wig 'biker. *v i er tic:atom& to improve and
advance the Style and beauty of his work; has late
ly introduced the newly invented Partings, worked
on milk and human lull foundation, through which
theskle appears; and 'each hair issuing froni it.
Lavoir. challenges detection from the most critical
eye. Ibis. together with remerous other iniptove
monts,i all peculiar to this :establishment, : l enders
his wigs, for style,. fit, material, durability, light,
neu and beauty of workmanship, superior to all
others. , ELLE Lavoie may be found at Mrs, J. D.
If u.L'a Taney Store, TOwanda.
. ,
NIL IJESPSEAtiDI3II.--
When some sad misfortune shall come .
Tp shatter your prospects so fair,
I Be Your motto "Nil desperandum,"
Fight bravely, and "never despair."
Tho' times are now hard with us, •
Vire.gladly your profits will share;
Ifellano* as ill maLe cl"tt,ll,g bo cheap for all
That bisepatrons tte,4l never despair."
order your garments Wort. Peiccs cannot be
lower, and J. L. 51oltartos, opposite the Post
Office, will make you a
,suit or a single .ger
ment,.a little lower than any other establish
ment in,Powanda. lie is a t practical "enlist,"
and superintends tholmanufacture or all gar
ments Made at his estshiishment.
AS§IGXEE. SAM—The undersigned
assignee of W. R. SATALLEY, Bankrupt, will sell
at - publie auction, for oash, at the late place of
businetis of said Smal.T.tY, No. 5 Gnißth & Pat
ton's Block, Bridge streee;Toivanda, Pa., on
Monday, December' 22, 1873, commencing at
10 o'clOck, A. X., and to continue from day to
--(lay until concluded, all the goods, chattels,
.isuires and merchandise, in said bankrupt's
hardware store, consisting of stoves, tin ware,
shelf . hardware, farm idiplenients, platform
and counter scales, and all such arlichis• as are
usnaily kept in a hardware store. I
W. J. louNo, Assignee.
Towanda, Pa., Dep. t lk; 1873.
MARRIED. '
BARNES=STEVENSON.-- At the 31. M.E. Par
sonage, in Leltayaville. Deo. 11, 1873. by
Rev. Elwell, Blr. Philetus Barues,4ot Her
rick, to Miss Katie fitevmson, of Orth il.
BORDEN —NIERRI NG. —A t 'the house , of D. H.
Craite,corßurlingten. Dec. 4, I£l3. by Rey. J.
Merring, Mr. John J. Borden, of Highland,
Pa., to Miss Elzira E. fileiTing (sister of the
ofliciating•clergymau), of Rithbone, Stemben
Co., Y.
STONE—FAIRCHILD.-At the Greenwood
Hotel, Dec. 10, by Bev. Hallock Armstrong,
Mr. Dotson E. Stone, of Leßoy, to Miss Ka
. tie Fairchild, of West Franklin.
JONES=--PRINCE.—At -PRINEE. 7 —At East Smithfield, I's
Dec. 7, 1873, by B. 8. Dean, W. E. Jones and
Ida '
•
ARCiTIDALD—BURNHAII.--Ac the residence
of Deacon Robert .McKee. DO3. 10, by Rev.
T. 13.1,Tayne, James A. Archibald, of Owego,
N. Y.; and Alieo Burnham, or Leßoy, Pa.
[0w4 , 4 papets please copy.]
HA I NRERSON—SMITH.—At the IL E. Par
simage in Leßaysville, Dec. la. by 11ev. S.
Elwell; John Hankerson, of Horne, to Swan
L. Smith, at Wysos.
MI
DJED
BENNETT.--billacedopia, P 4., Dec. 4, R ch
and Bennett, aged 59 years.
CULVER.--In Tuscarora, Pa., of diptheria,
Cora Bell Culver, daughter of Meylert S. and
Harriet E. Culver- ,
I, ' •
BOCNWELL—In Emporia, Kansas, Nov. 1,
1873,
inot typhoid fever, Lizzie B. Rockwell,
' born Bradford Co., Pa., Oct. 25, 1856, tied
eldest daughter of E. P. and M. L. Rockwell.
. SIM has One from this world of trouble and
afffietion, to try the realities of the 'other land.
We feel terjeas, and shall Mourn for her. but
not as though we had no hope beyond this
world; for wo know she died happy, and was
willing to go when God 'so ordained it. She
said.on the morning of Nov: 1: " If I can -only
die to-day, what a blessing It will be.". Aitho'
she had formed ihany dear associations for the
short Onto she Was_ here, she was willing to
leave them all if it was the will of her Father.
She wait singing, " 0 bear me' away on yOur
snowy wings." 0, bow deeply we feel Vile%
and how we shall miss her in this our far west-.
'ern home. We feel it deeply, but we know
that she is better off than with us. She is now
happy and free froth pain and trouble. We
know what trouble is in this world;
, there fa
nothing' but trouble and disappointment here,.
and -we are only wailing nutil our Heavenly
Father !limn call; their we hope to meet her in
that world where there will be no more sorrow
or pain; awl no more parting with friends ; or
as the sweet Psalmist has said,—"Beside still
waters and green pastures. to go no more ont
-
forever;" - f _
We feel very thankful to Om people of Em
t:oda for their kindness to ns in, this our time of
troublei and especially to the family of broiher
Woon; and to the superintendent of the school,
and to the pupils.. We pray Gcil to ideas them
toyit.. E. P. R.
,
umcooK.—Tu Litchfield, t. 27, of con
sumption, Hattie B.; wife of tory Laroock.
and daughter of Daniel Rees r, aged 23
years; 9 months.,and 11 days. •
AVERY.—AtTererfinds. Nov. 25,1873, Mrs. Ra
chel Avery, widoW of, the late Joseph Avery
aged 58 years, 9 months, 2 . days.
She trusted in Jostle, anti ,peace'ally went to
teat..
iMILLE,R.-1-At 'Dome, Pa.; Dee. 5,1873, of scat
let lover. Johnnie, adopted son of Edwin and
' and Annie Aldine. aged 5 years.
A beantifnl, affeattanati liOnz with percep
t Dons acid intelligence beyond hialearn, and all
who knew him-loved him. But there ivali need
of him in the_!‘opliettiold"; and He wholath
sald "Buffer little,ehildten to come anti) me,"
bath tailed him thither.' „ . ••• •
• ' • •
TOrtN W. 'MIX,
.„„Airoxa:r:-AT-1.4 IV, TOWANDA.
• •
Special attention given to claimi against Inver.'
' Nice Companies, . Dieter North aide of. Public
_lire IDeclB. 73.
•-
Igidol FOR SALE.- , -The sabscri
her o ff ers fur sale his farm in fiheabequln boy.
7Th farm codeine 106 ea , s, 80 sere, under good
state of enitiestion. Good buildings. Will be sold
cheap for cash. for further information apply to
the unfted. W. ;01131502f
filielbeqWn, We: 17. '73*. •
r° Iv
ANDA IfdIiKSTS.
41oileset6d wary, rreabosaah. by , C. D. PATCH
subleal Wawa. daily. - • - I '
M i. tt. 9 bitit..4 ~. .. . .... -... 41 50 t 3; .1 '75
_ 111 31
twit. c , - -1, :_ IC
004 . 01ima..4, - ' , ID
Osits. 111 bowie 40
MM. # . -1 . •' • ' ' . 16° .44 200
Ratios tri
.010 Irse
60 vasszy.)ll lb, salt - ZI Ilk 101
gilli I dos 20
. ,
Potatass, ll baskaaw , -
fit, - 50
Roar 11 bind 050 10 50
Word_ 'Pus* ' .l'' - I - 100
wassztes ow awc—waess 60 lb . :
Corn 46 lbs. :
-Rye 66 lbs;: Oats 02 lbs.; Barley 451bs;; llacterbest
50 lbs.; Beira; ea tbs.; Bess 20 lbs.; Clover . Seed 60
lbs. ; 'Timothy EWA 44 lbs: Dried Peaches 33 lbs.;
Wed apples 22 lbs.; psi Bead 60 lbs. 1. • -.,
, 1 •
S. 05
,
Nzavinle Dzauxr7' .--LA depressed,
irritable *tate or, mind;* weak, nervous; ex
bearded Wing; tie energy or animation,•' con
. head, weak memory, often with debilitat
ing,. Involuntary discharges. The consegnetrces
of excesses, mental overwork-or indiscretions.
The Nansnrs_Drau.rrt finds a Sorer cure
in HUBIPHAETTO ROMEOPATIIIO SP 111 C
-ef..6
No. 28. ft ton es the system, arrest dii
charges dispehrthe mental gloom and despon
dency, and rejuvenates the entire system. i It is
perfectly harmless and always efficient IPrica
15 for- a package of five boxes acrd a largo $2
vial of poWder, which is important in old,l seri
onti eases.; or $1 per single box. Sold by, ,
ALL
druggists] or sent by mall on receipt of price.
Address,•
ii, ~ . Cnsras B. Pon rent.
: South end 1 and House. Towanda, Pa.
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ertisom --_ pats.
1
V - IC"FLORAS GuiDE
1
ric 1874. ' •
11
200 pager ; 500 ngravInga, and colored plate.
Piabllahed quarterl . at 25 teats A. year- First No.
or 1874 just itatte. A t3erman edition at laardo
nice. •Addrera JA Ed VIOL Rochester. N. y. •
XgOUTO B.'S NOTIC.--
...1NotIce to hereby given that all persona rad bted
the estate of 8. Arnold. late of Smithfield.
deceased, areiregneSted to make immediate psyMent
and all persona Iturg claims against said estate
must present the duly authenticated for settle.
Meat. 1 , HANNAH W. ARNOLD.
FLTS9E/3 .1100DYy.
DeelV l o" ; Executers.
A DMINISTRATORS NO'lle.---
ADM. Nof*ls heretiygicen thatall Persons indebted
to the estate of Ww. ' P. Chaffee. - late of Warren,
deemaed, are . relocated to make Immediate
payment,
payment, wild a ll persons having claims against said
estate must.presenttliam duly authenticated foc set
gement. 1 r‘_ ' , POLLY' CHAFF.P.E. •
W
i
, 0. .430Wkli '
'
LLmintstratme.
i•rs remaining in i e
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ce, for the? week endinU 11lic.v,
Dzcl7l3
LIST 0;
Towanda PI
20.1873
Acker B -
Barnes 'islets
Blake Thai
Waster Irving
Bartel* Chas
Brick James.
Been Orlando
BOSSES,
lett,
'ost om
tartlett DO
Cowielp John -.
Conrad Adelie
Cahn Samuel
Obileen Emanuel
Colo Abble
Groben Parlek '
Cutler Ede aria
Dougherty Mary
Dewel Chard'
E4lO Levy, i •
Fitzgerald Margret
Gorman David
Grifan Geo' I
Geeder JerrY .
i
Gale Henry',
Gerdy Jogep i
How Manly:
Harder
Harder Arthur • -
Hauseman qattlelb
Harrirtewellyek
Haviddiati Sara
1
Persons 4lling
♦icill please say ads
virtue. 4 an o
Court of Bradford C
strator of thi;* estate
Baronet' of Towline' ,
Ito sale, on tijo prom
d.y of JANUARY. 1:
descrlbal re
of.Towandaii i
. ,
Beginniair ian the east side of Williara.et. at the
northwest corner of Dennis Sweeney's lot; thence
along said William-all. north 3 deg. and 21 minutes
`vest lie feet to a corner; thence along line of M. ',C.
Mercur add James Lewis north 78 deg. east 203 feet
rs
to Rivet; thence sdong River-at. south 2' dig.
west 192`feetto a corner- thence along, the tine of
Charlek 'Tinley and Demiils Sweeney south 78 deg.
west 198 h, feet tophika otbeginnieg. . ,
TEiiis4---ss3' down i one-half the remainder at
confirmation of the Same, and balance In Fi%znoptll3
with intirestl . • '-
•. ,
Dect7'73. I ' MOBRIE3 LEWIS, Allna'r4
ORPHANS' ,COURT' SLAE.-By
virtue oan order issued out of the Orphans'
Cettrt of Bra ford COunty, the undersigned , Admin.
i
istrater of th estate ef /On E.. - ,',31111er. late of Tir
r7. ,deceased,J will expose to Publiesale. on the
prenfises'in Terry twn., on TIIIIRSDAY the 2.1 d day
of JANUARY, at 2 o'clock.' p. nt.. the followmg de
scribed r;-al eslate:':' I -
Beginning at a he lock corner north $7,, , ,; delg.
west 76 per. to a posy corner ; thence by lands pf
Dennison and Marshall Worth 2 lj dee. cut 115 per.
to a post corner; tience by land of Dennison and
Marshall south 8734 deg east 76 per. to a post corner;
thence southll37li deg east by other lands of said
„decedent 114 per. to the place of • beginning; con.
thug 52 acrid more Or less. , i
. ALSO—One other lot, piece, or , parcel of rind sit
uate in said township and adjoining the above de
scribed lot. bounded as follows: Beginning at the
southeast corner of lands recently owned by J. W.
Dennison; thence byilanda of Abram Wilson north
3.deg. east ILS per. td a ;post and stones: thence
south 87 deg.l'east 5 Per, to a post an line of lands
0. Grady; thence north .3 deg. east 16 per. toi a
post: thencci , nort s 4 87 deg west 50 per to 1 a
White Pine; thence South 3 deg. west 131 per to , a
hemlock; thence north 87 deg. east '45 per. to +be
place of beginning; ..entaining 37 acres nd 65 per.
more or lts3a.l Terms made known 'on ay of sale.
':,:
ATHAN %
lEL T. M LLB 1
t
Admi strator.L.
Decl7'73
A NEW HAr.R STORE ! r ~ 1
I
1 _ 1
' IMPORT:IN TO THE LtDrES. ' ]
Permit rue throi l this medium to inform you e l f
the now and bosh e : •
• . ?
LADIET I HATR4DRESSING ES- .
TABiLSEMENT, .- 1
i 1
For the so'.e elaJect o ni.eting a demand long called
for by the Lidice' of Towanda, Pa: The question
has bequale a,bonsehold Wordz—Wh-re can we buy
the best hair .Oda and articles for,tho hair, at the
least prices? We will answer the qUestion, by say
hag it yen will favor Me with a call ' , bet ,re in eking
your purchases, we Will offer youltopds unequaled
as to Ottani. lit 20 per Icent,..)res than. any otinir
house in Towanda. • • ! • 1
•1 ELIE LAVOIE, - I
, I
-
Ladies' Fashionable French Hair Dresser,
• . AND 9E14.1.73. IN lIVILVS rum GOODS.
With 3ta5.1.1. D. HILL. Fancy Breen, Bridge
Street. Towanda. Pa.l Ner2sl3. 1
"UICQIJEStIONABLY 'THE
10117 SUSTAINED WORM OU THE xrst?
IN THE wortLD4! I ‹ , - - -
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TIME TAB k.- E llll ' ‘ OF THE SULtil t
VAN & ERIE I 11411.110AD.—Tating enact oit
Monday, Nov 11. 13. '
A.
8:00 1' TOWANDA
8:10 BAItPLAY JIINCTIOII
. 8:30 y .. .1101010 E
0:10 WILCOXS ' •
• 0:00 EW ALBANY—.
9:50 • f1.......N1LLERS
10:20 ;
.11:10 ' BERNICE..
110IITLIWAW)
AGENTS
ea chola" of
on DIO LEWIS'S 1,
.OaMY JO I
• s
Itbbyodd the
the field. 1. It is .3,
2. It Is by Anteries•
e. It 1a: IF the prl•
book era told by
are eager for earl
it to them. ' )yrito.f ,
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v.00.11'724311
Mar& Susie
Kenerty D & J
Bosh Vincent .
Kinsman Janus
Leverich N W
McMahon Michael
Morrison Andrew
Mites B E , •
Manrotte Pull •
Melvin L K
Northrup Alice
Onan Joseph
Peek Caid
.11obinson A rmint
Shores Joanna
Sam:an kftlizt
Shoemaker 8 A
Smith Mrs A.
Sweet Mice 81
Shultz James
Sweet annne
'aianian Earinah
Tarter L W
Tar ey Joseph .4
Whipple Ettle t
Warren Isaac S.
Welsch Wm
Weimer Wm
Ward A •
or any of the above lett;
tined, giving date of het"
I 14 W ALVORD, P. 311
COURT SALE. = ;
.er Issued out of the Oiph
.unty. the undersigned, Ad ..
.1 Morgan 'Lewis, late of
deceased, tall expose to p
see, on Eta,TURD&Y the 1
:74, at 2 o'clock, p. in , the
agitate. situate' In the Bore .
STATI.O7CB. F ' LID
P. M.
4:00
3:50
9:90
2:45
0'25
2:05
1:39
12'30
P. M.
. it. F. GOODUAN,
Clenl Passenger Agent.'
QUIOK I Or you iv
ornery; (there is s area for
and great work.
DIGESTION;
OUR
Y FRIEND% SWUM
oat tekh3g. and aaleablo ,wok in
a /pay important staged.'
most roomier writer on healthll
, the largest - and handsomiest
bieription. Agents, the peoplei
book, and will urge You to bring'
• t terms, ko.. tree:
OE MAOLSO, Pab
33 Emma Stnetatila
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Canton ....
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Le 4 Roy ' ...
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Boma Bone .1. L ....
Smithfield—. ..
gpringfield . i....
!South Creek .. .
irelleti:l,..: 7
riandillg Btenn . ..
Terry. kJ.: ... 1.....
Towanda TIT— .
Towan4 Hot..
Towanda N ...
TroY Ttrtk...• • ...
Troy Bore ~.
Tuscarora... ....
Ulster. .. -.. • 1....
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Wireltul !IV.— • • • . •
Wyalusiog... ...
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we .also kiae ni
or JANUARYi
Oren n
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for tbd pu
.r r irids '
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/ 140 40. 0
II qi
once
1 Era
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223
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I YO tnts Or TA-lIILY MIIIBI
i, liiirinip ; Dyspepsia, ICllli
Poul ISiona. .'and Breath. Fry
ile:8,11iliO. .. tism,l Eruptions
Bilkorciriie l Liter CoMpaint,
dote and( t t Ethel:lra: l W.o t ime.
DittnerlY ' and Purlfyin the
• ' .:
ingtmal pu . afire yet perflted.
ntly oho II t t• ar much they ace
?'. are eat i a. d pleasant to take,
. i t heyi nr _a out theifoti hu
tuihey, a ' _
ul to the bin:visit or
ttc...ttotti. they impart*th
.4 being..‘ y 'cure not ray , :
Intl of ertirY liodY, butlformid
disicaii.• -Moat' skilful Piial.
1 . 1, 1 _ 1
clef en, and our bo.t
leiti
ca o l : I c" a Performed and of
re.., 1 red from their. lilia
4 .e
il beat by to for ciairet 'bo
effectUaL ling stigarlOoated,
1.-. 11 . ,
and s pure . 7 vedetahle
FialL6 'DX ' • , j •
604 lip MA 4.4.,..• '
Analytical hemists4
I aittlltYclal ato Hiedlcine.
, • ,
A mr
fOR ILL
~cos
I Yse '
elnrin,
geStlon,
.ipels., , ead 4, l3e,
and Ski :Digitises,
Dilopey, etters, Tn
Gidut, li ifjs, as
Bl.'Fiod,arb;thenaost
Their °iris abunda
alhother 1 4 11215 J The,
but powdiful to cure
mars of the blOod ;1
diorde d or,4n haft
and ton to the wool
1
thci eve day dompla
litre and dangerous
ilibs r tn 4t esnituent
tens, 'send ,certifical
great hen:tit ii
Thy
are,
em h
ca e mild as 4
they are easy to
/ 0.
they are 'ntire.!
Dr,. O.
VerlC
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cal sii.
DimOei
Sold by all
Augnst.2B
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Towanda
HAN
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$4,314 •*
202.680 • 22 ,
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02,830 3,.
7.646. 24
1 8,0180 ' 3,223
14.329 1,13
1if.328t. 63 5
12Cf.6221 . a 3
i 12.032 -11 7,9^6
I $ 3,451 2
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---.:.--- , - ---- : - . 4- _
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:stoners f said County , do hel
I made by the anveral Asseaeors f
~ est at the Commiesiohers' 0 ee l .
.. so of reeising and «itiali,Ang it ,
d I
official teal.al Toranda, this $d /
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ASSI.GNEES .SALE. '= iko mai -
ter the estate t a ll n geolil G. Slide/ter, or
Sinithilal T ship, a prt, aiderstgo
ed will, tote of Jjjjjjj G. Fl er. n hank
rflpt. erpose to publlo sale Or outcry, /hp house
of J. G. Fie upon' the premises a Smithfield
Ulm,. .. Dradfo County,' Pa.:, on lilA DAY. DE
OLUDER 4 20 1873. commenring at 10 '.4locit, a. m.,
tto two foil g deectibetklota of i situate in •
stid townshi pf Smithfield aforelaid. 'the( first of
Which is bounded as follows:—Ou t i north by:
1
Muds of AloWnder Rich, east by lan of 4'aokson
NTakely. smith by lands of David /lope , and north
by a public hwar, taith it small fra holm said
log barn. en fruit trees thereon. !and "PSosed to
contain a t'ss eves of land.l t seeond or
other lot i b waded u follows:—On t e Met by
lands of J son Wskaly, east by lane of Adam
Sliiii,tsout y lands fornlerly of If Ishii Dibble',
and west Lands of Dayid Boller ' 'd Of Mrs.,
\Wertz C , and supposed to contain 60 Scre,s of i
allt.
lr. Ala a quantity of hay, sup to be about
e tow. 're .. a msde known on the ay of sale ~
Li 1 I JAIIES 11 - A:111
tiov2s'l3. i Asaigneek of Jacob t . Fletcher.
ExEc'ti
Is her lb
the estate lo
deceased, t
meat, and II
estate mt
settlement.
Nether 2 .
ADEN
Notfeel*
to,; the estito
dcceaPed, aie
arid all penio
milt presOt
1 - Zetit. i
.: '
t 4'ocrantlit,i IS
AL7
the es te .
deeease
P47"1/h , nt.
said e state
tot settlein nt
I VOi. 5 IR 3
V 4 X ,E,' 0 tr T 0 lii ',S IN I TIOE.=- 1 :
*4.i0t.;41 3 tereby given illat'all!pers.UWlpcbted I
toillhe esta e f l Samuel Coolbangy, la , nf 1 WTsoa,
ddceasee* a i requested I CO , rrtak - lnamediato
p4yment; RA
. persons urirlog c "et ag,aluit
Bald estate It present 'thetai duly. aiuthouticatid
for settl4up* I:, ELTSTX9 A. C001...p4VG11.
. 51:lec. lc 75.1 !, '' ~, 1 -:1 Executor- !• ,
IN
- • „..- , --, ,-.
IN B,A • .RI3rTCY:,- 7 u t
~,e ntatt , ,r
i .
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J. of I. , t , ; 1 4hIALLET, Bajakrnpf. . i i '''' , '
TO Wixom r;lirs'r Coscsns , ;Ths nude ignetl here
b,44ll notice of his sppoi4ttnent as Assignee of
FT
r. P.. 'MA of the B Gush lorTonanda; in
tb? county f 10.adford. and, state lof pennlyicanis
wi'thin-Isaid i'strict, 'who as been • adjUdged a
.I.4.tdirutt u 0 bis own petit on by tic" D:stri r ct Court
of?atl ;Dist i,„t; .1 , . !,- 1 I
/ att.:ll'm :Ina, Pa. Dec, 10.1873. ,
1 i W
I • •
ar. r YOUNG, 1204
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3.
P k ITER
LI a writ
ommon :
dltected. that
COurt Efoneat
DaY the-dth,
mi. the folleh
Jar eituat
fo owe :—B
si e of Can
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canal; then 4
a post; then
the place of
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fruit trees,
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Scrized antaken In execution at the snit of C. H..
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Towanda, eliember 8, 1873, -I". [II
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Bather &fere for Sala 700 acres. of life Farm
k own Lath Datidson,Faa In Efheabegni? Town
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skim two 'Iles from ter Depot 17 scree,
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aid other 91t.131fildings, ! this Land is 'Located
finely, and is et the,hest tre the Country:, Posses
sion given at any time. This farni i,U be r rld at a
rlF , ensblo Ogee, and, a go/d. given., Foe for
tber partials -1W address , 13, 1 COBB -
)Dect'73 Athens, Bradford en:, Ps. •
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'given . that all persons indebted to .
parley Johnaoll, l late • - W nadm , . 2
rmnested tO,lnake: "... . to pay,
persons hating claims S ' ms . said '
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01 Patti. EinnOLngcsr„j le. nf Wilmot,
vinestedto mike named to nt, '
sinaving elating 40.1ns aid eattto
, them duly anthennna • kin , settle:
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the 'Borough of Towasdki op MON
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dotcribed I lot; piece 'or; pireef of
411 Wyslnsing !township, bOnntied ds
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I street; thencelalong (said street south
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M north 89 degrees east 9 68-19 CI, prs. to
forth 4G devms west 6 pemhes to
intting.- Containing 4^ 540, square
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