Ilodf#oll4sittet,
Towanda, Thursday, Feb. 2E4 1874.
LOCAL AND - GENERAL.
A PORTION of e dam near the
eastern Shore witi washed out -on Monday
morning hat. • • .
As WE go to' press a - heavy enow,
4torin, is prevailing. Snow to tl?exteptli of sev
eral inches has already fallen. '
Ku: W. H. H. GORE hks been ap
pointed Mail Agent on tho L. V; Railroad. The
appointment is a goat one, and the Major will
make a popular agent. •
A NEW time table will go . into ef
fect on the 8, & E. B. It , next - Monday, On
and after that date trains will arrive from Ber
nice at 10 o'clock/ L i . w., and return at 2 o'clock
• . •
P. M.
m u . L. H. Douous, who h _ as . 'been
a resident of thisplaeo for several year past,
re:eived a telegrana' n Wednesday last Mem
ing him that his son, nh6 is a condnetor- on
the Utieall. 8., had met with a sad accident,
causing the loss of : both legs.
Pnor. SAE/MOOD's concert troupe
gave ad entertainment in Athens one night laid
week, and were favored with a good audience.
Prof. S. is ono of the Very best musicians in the
country, and_3lleS RODERICK has an enviable
. _
reputation as! a vas' list.
EEnsosAL.74o. A. Bum is attend
ing
the veesion of the Grand-Lodge of P., in
Philadelphia this' week.
' —Hcn. F. B. SeraErrEa isholdiug the regular
term of Court in Tioga county, this; week.
- 7 0scAn DErsrAP, of Kansas, is in town on a
'visit . . Mr. D. is an old typo, and was at one
:tiMe employed in the Argus Office.
.Tar. Athens Building' Association
bids fair to be one of the most prosperous in
stitutions .of the kind yet o'rganiz'ed 'in the
county. About twelve hundred shares have
been shhscrihed for. tdigteen shares sold on
Monday evening, last_ at from $9O to's9t preml
nin. • This ASsociation will do much toward
.giving a new impetus to tho business et Athens,
and will result in largely increasing the wealth
of the towns -
•
, I
as.ONDAY rtigut an attempt *as
made to sekft!' it to a house owned by '43. H.
WILLE9 and ' , occupied by a German' baker, in .
Dashore. Oimbustibles were - placed in the
ball, and saturated with kerosene; and set on
fire, but the timely discovery saved the: build
ing. This is the most nefarious attempt at in
•cendiaryism ever discovered is this county, ind
and it is hoped the heartless perpetrator may
. be brought to justice.—Laporte Free Press.
BCRLINGTON.—The citizens of Bur-
lington township assembled at Luther's Mills,
Da Thursday evening. Feb. 19, to listen to a
lecture by Wallop. Z. LapanTF, on agricul-
tore. J. Tnavis; Esq., was elected President,
and W. A. LANE, Secretary. Mr. 'it lecture
, Was attentively listened to by a large and ace
preciative audience: 'Heists. Mattcttt.E. and
NICHOLS, of Towanda, being present, were call
ed upon andiecquiled Mr. LAPORT'S :el:narks.
The speakera were frequently applauded 'while
ap ealungiof refoimi in our state and local poll-
All returned to their homes at a late
hour, highly blessed with the evoning's entsr
taiumout. ' • -
THE Laporte Free Press, in giving
account of a mnsical concert in that place, pays
some Of our DradforiNunty singers the fol
lowing compliment, whit we folly endorse :
".The pieced - sang by Prof. Wilson,-Mrs. Wit
.sr:n. and Mr. and - Miss Vande.s were - greatly
'mpplauded. 'Little Bessie' add
Dora Clark's Nle in My Little Bed,' de
lighted the audier.ce. The Angel Visitors' was
sang be Miss Vannes' with a tenderness and
ref:ling 'which' brought tears to mans eyed. The
ol.the eveniog was Mrs. Wilson, whose
sup-rb Toic;l and musical skill' gave animation
to the whole enttrtainmerit. She waa.eipecial
ly grand in her rendering of the 'Liberty:
chsplayed the whole compass of her
vo:ce."
A VALUM3LE
WIIITE and t loxiii Estill, of this place, have j
receivel letters pa.tent f'r a valusnlo improt .!-
mint In mail-bag catchers. i'vrlsp= 'it li.s
Ike, a mystery to many low the malls aro ta-
ken oo trains from Eitations where the cars db
.do not etop. This feat is aceomplished by
means of petits with arms beiug
erected near the railroial track, upon which t:.l
mail-bag is hang. An attachment on the sid4i
of the car is operates _ , by the mail agent in sack
manner as to lift the hag/from the arm as the
train passes, and thus no delay is experienced
in the delivery of mail matter. The patent re
ferred in above is an ; improvement, inasmuCh
as the arm for holdiatr the mail-bag works on
s pivot, awl drops hack out of the way as 'soon.
aa the bag is removed. It was invented by Mr.
and we ha've no doubt will be generally
adopted by t.:nePtit Office Department and
- ritthosd compatik , s. T e s9licitoralio attend
(AC, ; ;;Atin,..: Lll7 p . .i,tcnt, write: Ali. Wnt - rz as
rcgaid to it :
'•.I bare prosecute 4 many pater.t casks, lint
your patent is a ‘alnable one, and one wire!" if
properly roa'naged before the Post Office De
plrtment here, will pay yon a large sum. I
nr.ve,negotiatA4 ;everai in br.t hone,
meritor;oui as conrs.'
ILII=I
THE SCSliti-t,CIIOOL AIIIANC --The
regular mont'aly raieting of the Towanda S:S:
illutnes, was held in the lecti.l r• -, ocirof the
Church; on Monday evening last. Broil
dent• Ara - onn ; in the ch ir. Minting opened
with ringing and prayer, aler which minutes
of lase meetink.were read , Agretzhly with pro
gramme prepared by ezecr.t ire committee,-the
font-International 'lessons for MarelT were dig..
cua,ed. The fir , ;,t one, Ttfo Itodi Sea," was
'introduce.] Dv D.A. 0 VULT:I7:. A. W. RODGERS '
(LICII.S d the 'sec,On•elestort, "Bitter Waters.'
The antielote then sang one verse of the hymn,
"Guide Than Great Jehovah." The third
lesson, `. Bread from Heaven," was ezplained
hp G.. 4). IL. Wiiod; a th , fourth, .".Defeat of
l•
Ahaslek," wa.i open i h S. W. kI..VOED, A
'general discussion oft •topics Enggested by
the remarks was then entered into by the
members of the Alliance.
,It was decided that the melt :meeting should
be held on tt•. ftmarth Monday of March, and
that tt‘ I • for April should be disenssed
in t g - Inia manner as pub.ued this evonit-,.
The following persons were appointed to
open the diednsaion : R. M. WELLE", M. E.
Chtit•chtE. T. Fox, Epiaeopal; Rev.. 9 11.7. Lust,
Baptist; 0. A. BLACK; Presbyterian. ajounn
ed to meet in tha i'v.!abyterian Church, Mon
day evening. March 21. R. M. WELLES,
littENT.-Mr. Editor : With thanks
past favors at pour hands, I once more nu
dertche te:Turniala you with a small installment:
et locial pcice, which I hope may be of some
little jute:est to those who may chatica to Thad
it. since my list correspondence, quite a
pi change hay taken place in this vicinity. Dis
eaJT and death have stolen in upon us. 'Some
have taken the 'tatting hand of friends, never
to see them again oh earth.
ba th0..0.11 of Jal!iiiary, Isaac S. Hoivas,'nue
, ildoet of the first settlers in this place,
at the-advanced ago Of - 83 years. He
leaves a wife—tho -companion of his youth, and
et nearly hii o age. He has now ten living
children, forty-nine giandchildren, and ripe
„teto groat-grandchildren.
the 14th ofthis month, the wifo of- L. L.
Baamann, the carriage maker of this place,
died of typhoid fever. - Shp left six little datigh-
Icat.yith no mother to cars for them. the
taueralondre. B. was well attended, forty-nine
earriag being ' ' in the procession, besides a
number that did not go to the _how*. The
church was filled to
_oyiallowing_ , ! • •
"soarlet fevei is raging to a considerable, ex
4ent among the children: There is any ainount
-of mid in the et:eats, yet Dr. Ransom is on the
move. Re is 'Ault° successful with fevers, and
ti' w treating a number of cases which are
idoing well under his care. Saceoss to the bac.
- tor. Fe.triug I have alroedy wearied your pa
- lienee, I will close, begging pardon for this
tune. i OLD Max.
Teb: 23,1871.1 •
Tzaurrows.--On the let of
J.D. Maar, E. N. Tann and 0. V
start for Mianewas, where they eve
up their residence.
A young man, by the name lot nil
broke open a store in liclkston, Writ
and robbed it of abdut eighty dollars'
goods, consisting of clothing; finger
bacco, etc:, was captured at this plac
10th, two days after the robbery, an
-.en property recovered. He was
Tunkhannockand dint up in jail. Ho
a abort time before been released
house of refuge.
We learn that two fellows residing
Ban, two or three miles from this j
new selling liquor openly and an delis)
law. We think the citizens of that pi
ly to blame if they do not interfere su
end to this nefarious business. Suet
if they do notrespect, should at least
to fear, the laws of sthe country. Th i
of temperance have the power in th
crush oat the rum traffic, especiali
small places, and-if:,they do not do g
zeal in the temperance cause among
little. •
-Feb: 23, 18i4.,
COURT PAOCMI3O3B. We 4
afternoon, Feb. 18. In the mitter of
tition of A. H. Wallin to annex certa
Borne Dont, for school purposes. 0,
of petition, end on motion of H. B.
Esq., Court appoint Alvah Cooley, J.
and H. B. Horgan, viewers , to view
at nest term. •
Andrew W. French vs. Caroline f 3-1
. . ~,
On reading and filing depo.titions, ow
Edward Henick, Esq.. Conti model
order and decree of divorce.
In the cue of Edward Overton, jr.
11 Campbell, Thomas Hotiard and A.
ard. The ju4 end a`verdict for the
Court was adjourned this diem*
day morning. -
Saturday, Feb. 21. Hon. F. H. S
siding, and Associate judge Bee.!
bench. '
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In the matter of- the-inset-v . ma
Pond Hill Cemetery AsSeciation. 0.
James Wood; Esq., Court mada the,
of incorporation. - • , . I
The morning was occuple4 in
tious._granting Inlet], etc. Cearcl
ed . to Monday morning, March 2, a
Duos left for record in I
for recording deeds, for week endiri
Chae. H. Barrett to ,Joseph Le i
field
Ezra Harkness to Mortimer If ar
Creek. ,
Zopher Platt to N. Platt, Herrit
Jopeph Lee to N..Platt, Herrick.
'Rockwell .k Davison, aasignsea to 1
et AL, Troy twp. and,boretigh.
Delos Rockwell.to I. A. Pierce, I
rough.: • ' "
D. L. F. Ularleto May H. Clark, I
D.L. F. Clark to A. S. Clark, A
Rockwell AL Davison, assignees, t
Lament, Troy Boro.
Jas. H. Liment to Ira P. Ballard
• John .Passmore to Geo. W. Sickle '
rough.
George W. Sickler to Myron Wit ,
Bore.
D. D. Chaffee to B. K. Gas tin, W
• Ann North to l'homia_Noyth, W'
E. 8.. H. S. Gable, a(infro, to
ker, Rome. "
Thomas A. Lee, et at:. to Francis
al , Herrick.
Anthony galliny t 7 litcll2el
ton. I
John M. :Catlett, et. d., ti D
Borne. '
D. Shoemaker lo H. S. Gablo, no
Wru. Hankinson to John Hankins
John S Pcdrick to Mary Weeks, '
J. P. Van l i Fieet, Sheirtl, to Edw
Albany.
J. P. Van. Fleet, Eh/gill, to N. C.
bane.
N-C. Eabree. - L, Edward Ovbrto
ny.•
- Edward Overton tcitdward Over
bane: •
A. IL & A. Billings 10 Smith D.
J. P. Dania. to' Henry - Ward, TOW'
IL Crittenden to Darius Bullock,
Darins.Bullock to Nelson Critten'
field. •
" 3lalachi F. Shoemaker tt.7atliar
Granville.
Catliarino Hait - ,0, Pt al., to M.
ker, 2d, Granville.
M. T. Shoemaker to 11. T.. Stio
Granville:
Johnathan -It. Wood to A. IL Du
Peter Brady 'to S.i C. Harris,
Smithfield. . • 11
' Ga:;. Gard, adm'r, to Jas. Pat
-BRADFORD COUNTY- TEACH
cainps AT SHERIEQUIN.- I
ty Teachers' Association met at th l i
ist Ctinrch, Sherhequin,.Friday,l'e;
Craw ford, Vice President, in the c
314ie. Devotional exercises c
Prof. p. INT, Ryan. Minutes of
read and approved. Business - coi l
Ported the following for discussion
-Reso!red, That school director.'
compensated for the time' necessa
to their official duties.
Resoired, That prices charge
cooks in the county are exorbia.
measures should , be t %lieu to comp.
to adopt a reasonable schedule of
Res°lced, That in the election ( 1
the best interests of the schools tr
ly be promoted in the seleetiot
tetchers,
Resoli.ed,' That teat books fur
scbools should be provided from .p
Resolr?d, That as the ladies a
Oleo• niwler the school •law, - we
that they have at least ore repr
each school board in our county.
:resolnlion discussed. by A
Lawrerke Yought, ,G W. Byan, H.
P.Zorton. On motion discussion
next meeting.
•
AZTEEMODN SESSION
Opened with 'music. The folio
i4tin : as offered by Mr. 11. Kinney
Reeolced, That teachers should
to give instruction in Algebra, Phi
ming, Chemistry, Physiology, an ,
my.
Fourth tesolntion discussed by .
P. L. Christiell, G. W. lizan, W. H
Kinney, J. C. Crawford, H. K.
recce Vongbt.• Loat. Sixth resol ,
ed by P. L. Chrispell, W. H. Tho
Horton, A. A. Keeney. Lost. 0
L. Chrispell led off in a dismal°
topics in school management.
EVENENG BILIISIOX
Music. Declamation by John
reading by Hiss Julia Kinney.
matron by Edmund Sherwood.
Thompson then proceeded to deli '
tare of the evening. His subjec
of Culture necessary to a Higher
was handled to a bold and orig•
and was upon the whole a rery c
fort: ••
MOII:11110 ezaemr.
Opened - with music. Etobject of
aiement resumed,• and discusse
Keeney, G. W. Ryan, W. H. Tho
Cook, P. L. Chrispell, Lawrence V
Horton.=
On motion the County ''iiinper
requested to priaent at next Ben':
age percentage` of attendance of
in the county. ••
Eff9/
How to prevent or regulate w
school-room, was discussed by L.
G. W. Ryan, W. H. Thompson, J.
P. L. Chrispeil.: Music.
Essay by Me*Emma Vonght. .
Wyalasing was fixed upon as t i e next place
of meeting, and the following ppointmenta
made : Lecturer, Bev. David Cr ft; Declaim.
ere, George Lewis, Hamlin Lloy ; EvraYillts.
Marion Ackley, Susan Hillis; Be era, Mrs. J.
H. Howard; Nancy Lyoni &nine Committee,
Andrew Fee, A. J. Lloyd, M. L. Conk, Mary
Btal ford, Anne Brown. 0: W. By , O. Craw
ford, Mary Lubars, and Frank Mi Is, were re
'quelled to prepare papers on up 4oples for
af,y. Meeting. _
Chi motien,kfr. Thompson's leek And Miss
Yought's essay were requested forpublioatiOn.
After customary resolution of • hanks, and
singing of Doxology, adjohrned to meet at Pty.
closing on second Friday in Jane. • -
IL M. Iliper, Bee'y.
COMPTON & Tot tri—Vp , on CAR
attaz finor.-4mongat the firms devoted to
manufactqini in Troy, that wh •h stands at
the head ca thia artiste rat* Art . the first•
Clem Emiddying a large number . i enenaind
tosning i ont s, style - of work that is not excelled
in any lOcallty, they do much to shred; custom
to our town and give employment to mechanics
who but for , their enterprising thrift would
have to seek employment in other places. We
gave theta a - call the other day, and were shown
through their shop. - First in the wood Atop
we found Mr. Lam and Mr. Como them
selves, both practical mechanics, Mr. Courrcor
having, from boyhood. been familiar , with the
wagon business, his father being engaged in,
the tune canna' and leariod his son the rudi-,
mente 'of the trade, which he has followed ell
his life, excepting, intervals at school and
the Army daring the. rebellion. After the tar
he settled in Troy, where he built the shog
which he now occupies as a wood shop, and aftf
erwards formed a partnership with L D. Bs*
lord, and then took into the firm three yeaq
later J. N. Corm, and under the titleofithart,;
r3tai; Coweron & Co., carried oh an ezteneivi
business - until February, 1879, Wheii Mertrii.
Gusitx and BRADT= sold out theirinterest tb
Mr. F. E. Lthia,w,- of Albs,-of the old arm cir
Itrrsoms • LILLEI.. Mr. Luxor began busi
ness with , Mr. Bintome, of Alba, and showed
a firsil-cisis businees faculty and commendable
energy in the affairs of the Ann. '
' The new Arm of Coxrron A LuxEr went 9-
ergetleally to work keeping up , the business of
the Ann, thanufacturiog nearly one bindred
vehicles the Bret year, besides putting up a,h
addition to the old shop 40x25 feet, three sto
ries high; a blacksmith shop with an upper sti
ry for storage; a lumber abed for the purpose
of storing lumber, etc. •
We found ill the wood shop besides the abov - i
parties, Mr. f. Goyim, of Alba, formerly fore
man in the wood shop of Mr..Taxesilersou4.
Mr. Gomm we found building ribbed bodies for
democrat wagon., as they are called in this
- section. This class of work is a specialty with
him.: Hale also our of the best posted generi l d
workmen in the craft. Nest to his bench is
that of Mr. Attu, who works on buggy bodiei.
He hills from Reston, in this State and brings
With him the city styles of.work ;Id a knoW
ledvi of his bneinsis that ensblhs tihn to dp
-anything required by customers. We found
him engaged on a line piece of work rot
wealthy - lady in this place, of a class never be
forerindertaken in this section. Around him
were ;piled ribs and shells of twenty or more
o b i
are to
to take
3=l
P.
: 00.,
of
sa to-
r`. on the
the eto
taken to
e had bat
from the
otthe
- • great
d put an
rowdies,
• e taught
e friends
hands to
in ouch
it, their
8 to but
nesday
the pe-
In land to
, reading
Molten,
.4 Piollet,
Lii report
French.
awn of
he natal
vo. John
a E. How
-1
to Bator-
ter pro
-1 on The
or the
p3otion of
ghtcarriage bodies,
Paining through the door at the back of the
wood shop. we entered- tho trimming room;
There.we fOund - lir.,Wauitzw, enthroned ol`
his !ditching horse!, engiged inputting a top'on
a buggy.. Of his atyle of work we have made'
frequent mention. We saw - one specimen cif
his work that took the preiuin at the Tioga
County Fair last fall that we Should not'w4
bt3tteited. The trimming shop is in ono end of
the second story of new building,rand is i f s
convenient as a previous knowledge of the va -
ous branches, of the business could make i ;
lighted up by three windows, a door into the
sbow.roorp at the side, another into the wood
shop, and a stairway to the paint shop above,
which stairs we ascended, and found ourselves
in the midst' of work "of all kinds, and in ail
stag - elii of progression, from the naked woo'd
waiting to be painted, to the mirror-like nn
face of the body, that reflected our image i s
we passed—. Hero we found B. F. 11,Esse, inil
G. S.! ROOBA busy at work with bras and paint.
Puttliag the finishing touches to the wink of the
others." Mr. -BEens.'s artistip taste and his Mi.
-rough studies of the principles of art, give hi
superior ativentages in his business, and it
would be well if some of those . who follow the
business of ornamentation - would , take lessors
fromnni On the-principles of the decorative
art'.
from!
. i
idjdum-
Xo,siclock.
9 office
Feb. 23:
Spring.
nese, South
A. Pierce
, I Troy bo-
'Athens.
James H.
Troy Boro.
, Rome bo
atone Borne
al i neing
IShoems
-,
18tethero, et
'.Neat we were shown through the " shotr .
room's," the basement of the now building add
part of the second story, which arc Already ',fl
ing filled for the sr ring trade with light tin+
gies,, l "democrats," "ribbed-boxed democrats,"
ind 't cut-under " spriog wagons, all finished t!o
give the varnish time to harden before, used.
I We' then went down to the blackerr4th shop,
wherl, we found two forges in-full blast, 34
utlx!f.d.u.l.T, foreman of the shop, at one end
with his helper, En, ItErNOLD3, and Mr. - Emir:f
LiwAksca at the other end : Tito same avi
deli+ of thrirt were here, work in afl
styles progressing to cam,joron. M. Licx.7
was Working eu one of those phaetons that ar i e
so tempting to the tired, °ye...taxed tierces Of
invalids, and giro all tbe restfulness of tL'A
easy chair to one.fiesirous of taking tfio air,
ing hang so low thit they escape the jolt .pr 4.
duced by , the passage over uneven surfacei.
Ur. BILLET shoved skill and taste in his
as thb work turned out of his department c
prov Os.
After looking around too .whole establis -
ment; we felt pleased to ace€ such evidenced ofj
a business faculty on the pist Of the firth Of •
Coarixoft& LILLI:Y. Manufacturing establiell
'inents are what an.; needed in towti to add to
the brefhiess permanency "! the place. Everiy
skilled mechanic employed (eefis, or assists to
feed, train of others by trade creutfid, and
feir a &so establishments are, let us help tko
Add to their stability and numbers.
any, Can-
lEEE=
1:1, Bogle
ells.
d Overton.
abree,
I I
I r., Alba-
on, jr., Al-
IStiuk; She-
udit tap
Smithfield.
' on, Smith-
f
u 4 Hazton,
Skoema-
, rnaker, 2d,
op, Smith-
bens and
L, Albany
GOOD TEMPLAR CONVENTION AT w • r
atusiNa.—The Bradford County Convention !.
0. 00. T., met at' Wyalasing, Wednesday ?
Feb. 18, ISM The Convention Was - called t?
ordeP by O. E. White al W. C. T. pro tem.. Or
of S. S. Butts it was nnanimonal
agrc&l shat the res,ions of the convention
op2nJ ' The . convention was then favored with
a song from Rev. 3: B. Sumner, S. S. Butts and
G. llehn.l Adjourned.
. .
Bs' ASSO
fora Conn
: 'Universal
-13, J.C.
'nducted by
st! meeting
mitten re•
should be
ilv devoted
FZEGtioo\_ sEsstcnc...
,:Concention called to order by W. C. T., A.
Seely in the chair: The following committees
were appointed by the W. C. T.:
Orillesolutional. B. Sumner, J. 1!. Benson
and W. Lancaster.
. .
for school
and that
1 1 .1 publishers
, Mos;
t directors,
.Id gineral
or tprmor
: -
OnGredentials-0. F. Yon, J. C. Vangliiiii
and Win. Chamberlain, jr. !
- Oa;Finance—C. EAVbite, IL Fox and Thd.
, uao in the
blic Lunde.
eligible to.
recommend
sentative in
Smiley.
bOaM cgic—S. S. Botts; Ala n, and Miss Miss
Lotta Vaughan. lie
Oaf Good of the Order N. S. Franr, S.
Chubhuck, and F. E. Gridley. tf
Tha !order of business as adopted by Oda
cciavontion was then iced by the reeretary.
Oa Motion of Bro. White, C. itoon was admit
ed as delegate from North Towanda Lodge a ,
5139, Find'. Smiley was admiiifd as delegate 0
from Highland Lodge, No. 781( On motion ;f
Bro. Butts, Wm. Chamberlain, jr., and J. .
Sumner were admitted aa.dellegates -from Wy
'Using Lodge No. 472. Oa motion Bro. Lan
caster was admitted as delegate fromE:orks
vino Lodge , No. 773.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and 'approved. Tito delegates, from P.orrie
Lodge. No. 469, 'Springfield Lodge No. 50d,
Di
Franiliudale Lodge No. 497, Highland Lodi,!
No. 788, Wykluslog I..odge No. 472, North TO
wald'O.odge No. 539," Forksville Lodge NI..
775, andliberty Corners' Lodge No. 100,2, r 9-.
pert their respective lodge! at generallf in la
flourishing condition.
A. Keeney
'Kinney, W
,eferreil anti
ing reiolu
1
Ilia r gnalifle4
osophy, Sur
. IPbystogno-
I ,
. . A: Keeney,
Thompson
with, Law.
tion discuss
.
p£lol3, W. P.
I. 1
motion P.
l i ot general
ill.. Select
. to. Decla
r. W. H
er the leo
The committee on resolutions reported as
follows
Read tied, Thit we *gain assert our fidelity
to the principles of abatinence for oneselvee,
and prohibition for others; and that we pledg
ourseivee to use our I.:finance publicly and pri
vately to render the mannfacturo, sale and nip
of all spritnons liquors a disqualification for of
flea or social position, and that we will make a
stronger effort than heretofore to instruct and
educate the mass of the people to believe with
us, thifsuch sale and use are disgraceful to a
free people and directly opposed to the spirit
and gorius of our government. •
..Resoired, That we mourn and deplore thp
position taken by many of the members of our
churches in this great movement of reform, and
that we urge them, for-the redemption of suf
fering humanity, to unite with us in our efforts
to raise the fallen and save others from falling.
Resolved," That we invite ministers of the
Gospel to i-reach temperance and prohibition
to the people of theircharge, believing them i tia
be a part of the religion of Christ and a !ub
foundation for society.
Resolved. -That we as a temperance peopjfl„
feel to regret that so many of the people oftlae
county, as well as our courts, favor the drink
ing customs, and use their influence to shtelfl
the violators of the liquor laws.
Reiolved, That we will renew our efforts. tie
-advance the cause of temperance, and will not
vote for anyone for any office who is . in favor
of the license system.
Resolved, Thet there shall be a committee
appointed upon the following subjects, to
rej
port at the nett convention : The necessity of
National legislation on the subject of tempt
fence; its nature, justice and practicability. .
Brci. Young, from committeeappc i iinted
last convention to draft a bill making liquOr
dealers respombble for damages done by We
•Parctiaser while under its influence, reports
that the bill bas been drafted and forwarded to
I
Hon. It. Myer at Harrisburg, with petitions
for its passage, and that the bill had been nil
ferred to the committee.
Brci. Lancaster made a report (rem the co
mitten on the most effectual means or brinkini
the youth upder temperance influences.
On motion definite action on Bro. Lancasteel
rapbrt be deferred until to-morrow morning. 1
,
Pre- White, from the committee ou awaken.
l' Elements
Education,"
1
li manner,
.3' 'table et
1 0
a
1. by A. A.
p n, M. 3.4 hool man
,.
'.tigliit; W. P.
iUdent wu
n 1 the &Ter
i
I the eittoole
I t.erinir in the
A. Keeney,
B. Crawford,
!Mg • 'roadie tend to temperance, submitted
the following resolutions :
Resolved, That to beget and quicken general
linterest throughout the district, the executive
cote should call public meetings from
time ti me in the school houses of the several
town r, and that In addition to the best
%making, lecture, andaddresses to be prom*
ed,
ed, the time be occupied by reading suitable
extracts froM published addrearea, singing end
snsawring questions relating to the
,subject of
total l abstinence.
The report* was nainimionsly adopted with.
out +scansion. On motion It was agreed that
the report i,f the committee on resolutions be
cons.dereoerfolian. The first resolution was
thea taketii np and adopted without debate.
On *Um:: it was agreed that the =lea govern
mg this ctiblention be suspended, 10 as to al.
low il present to take part in the debate on
reso utione. The second resolution was then
take up, and after being discussed by Bros.
Suer, •tWhite, Chamberlain, Benson, land
Gibes, was adopted. .
r I •
B .s. 13ptts, White, Young, and Lancaster,
wer appointed district executive committee.
I
.mmittee on good of the order report the
firathe for the evening. On motion Bro.
:. Forbes was admitted u delegate from
. e Lodge No. 4.69. After vocal and metro
, tal s . l:insio by . Bro. Sumner and Bister
ban, the convention adjourned to meet
veniog at 7 o'clock.
, 1 . EVENDICI 8111111105.
e.evening session was opened by prayer
ey. ji. B. Sumner. The convention' then
.ed tn an able and argumentatip.leetttre
Brut-Orldify, on the evils of 'ktemper
•, which was follosied'by a sp.Want-Sister
ia Vatighan, entitled " Hate on thq . ll4 l '
I Ben Son then favored the conventien with
. dress on the subject' of temperance. On
en.Hev. J. B Sumner and lady sung a .
, entitled the "Boy at the Fountain," after
l'h the convention was dismissed by a bene-,
ion bY Bov. D. Craft. ,
1 sitcom) DAY. i
nvention called to order by the W. C. T.,
whiCh the opining ode of. our order was
sung; followed by prayer. by Bev. J. B.
nor. i Hon. B. 5: Dartt reports Canton -
_ - ‘e N. 498, as growing in strength and do.
good work for the cause of humanity.
1,.. , mihutas of yesterday's sessions read and
aRe
was
So..
Lod
jog
•oved t lOn motion Ti ro. Lancaster's resolu
.
was laid over to the next meeting of the
;
1
.con' cation.' The' third resolution was then ta.
ken up and adopted without discussion: For
the ourth resolution Bro. Sumner offered the
1
followingi substitute, which was unanimously
adoiated : t
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UO.l
Resoleed, That wo.will not cease our efforts
to tecure!the enforcement of the local mitten
law in Bradford county, until every rum shop
she I be closed, and the judiciary of our county
shit; ii administer the law according to the ex
pre ed will of the people at the :ballot-box.
B i ro. Butt offered the following memorial,
which wail unanimously adopted : , ,
76 the gonorabie Senate and House of Rep
resentatires of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
rai is : The District Temperance Convention
assembled at Wyalusing.•tepresenting the six
thoasandi temperance mpn (voters) of the
county ofi Bradford, and four hundred in the
coUuty of t Sallivan, do hereby earnestly protest
g;
a met the repeal of the act known as the Lo
cal Option Law. '
n motion it was unanimously agreed that
this Convbntion send lion. B. B. Dartt to psi ,
ris urg to represent the temperance people of
Br dfordicounty on the subject of the repeal of
the local Option law before the committee on
immorality.
p
c
vie andoiamorality. .
1 AFTERNOON arson's.
he following bills were read by the secreta
ry nd au!dited by the finance committee : To
A. eefeJ2.ls; to O. F.' Young, .74. The sth
an 6th" tesolutions were then taken up and
adopted without discussion. Bros. Lancaster,
Dartt and Sumner were appointed the com
mittee raider the sixth resolution. On 'motion
it was agreed that a committee be appointed to
reuse th 4 constitution of this conventlon. Bros
B. tts, &ironer and Craft were appointed as
th t committee.
. resolUtion of thanks to the people of Wya
lu ing for, their hospitality in entertaining the
in , mbers& of the convention, offered by Bro.
D; rtt, tv4s unanimously adopted. After-music
b Bros. Butts and Hahn and Sister Butts, the
conventlop 'adjourned to meet on Wednesday,
Alp.
. 27, at Dushore.
G. F. daiiututc..to,
Ste,y pro tei
USINES'S LOCAL.
/ter you: can :.!buy freqi Groceries
14 up for:cash at CALI:INa' now Crocory.
b®- Spring styles 'Hats and CapS,
net recared at TakYLOSI & D vats.'
c@-Teas a specialty at the Bed,
itoh Blue Store.
te.:.Apples, Potatoes s4O Dried
wanted at Cal.74Na'Neur Grocery. ,
•
/IX3r - 3o to WHITCO3III & SHAUT'S,
rcur's Block, for your Books atn Stationery.
INIL..Vor the- best Roast or Steak
to styitit do nowmi.t.'s.
so., If You want good goodvheap
e emteir l theold Bed. White end Blue Store.
§everal _valuable Farms and
uses apd Lots for eale by-13Aumr.rr &Tamar.
litew..indies, we advise you to try
t prepared flour nt F. J. CALKINK . nor Gro
y.
I
,--
kir..I3BAIMALL, the founder of the
e , Via 443 and Blue Store, incites his old m
e. era to give Win a call.
IS. Winter Millinery Goods a
I
o t, to close ont for the Spring Styles, at 3.1 . r5.
. I. Uut's, Bridge-et.
• .
j3e.alta4L & litaeuT invite the
uttopt,of cash !mere to their superibr stuck
1 : ocertes at the Bed, White and Blue Sto•e.
1
Old Gold and Silver bought
an highest prices paid, at M. HEND2L.SIAS'II,
Bri ago street. .
z; The beet placo to buy ready
mai o clohing-is dt •No. 4, 2 d , )ora west of COD.
Rulssm, & Co's.
_ .
mronTANTHPeople living up-town
caul order their' :gro6eires! at CALlrm's new
*to this eaving - enneiderable t' ace].
Large stock . of - Tieturea and,
re Frames, at Wnrianta & SuAtres. Mer
tloa.
Pict
cur'
If you want a Sewing Ma
chicle. send word to 0. A. Btacic. Towanda,
and -ou can be supplied With the best.
. Wall , • Pfper and, Curtains
! p at WurrcoAra Sllllc7fd.
~rcur;.o Block.
chew
M.;
801 l Butter - wanted at CALL
1122
k ' CCABE & EDWARDS lead the
trade because- why—they sell _the bed
1. at the lowest flgurea.
• For sale cheap, my house and
m:Ciiestnut street. 'Enquire at the office
Tamar. W. G. Timm
44, If you want the beet tea and
•
purest coffee , don't buy anywhere but at
CAB I & EpWARDS.
_
111§6tf yon want fine Hair Work
madkup, or desire to purchase arm, go to E. La
vtilA reliable hair dealer, Bridge -at., at Krt. J.
D.: Thascry Store.
- If you will Calla KENDELlitefl
.lry Otero, 'Bridge street, and price ids
e, yon will be sarladod that it ra the Awe
rcl4aci.
)
Jew:
g ..
to
. .
-:-.- Are yon in doubt as to which
v
Se
In
g Machine is the beet? Then try-the
Sue er liproved. If you want to irtOne, seed
wo to 0. A. BLACAr t TOWIIIOII6 -
MI,. Teachers of music can par
t:hue Sheet Bingo and Moto Book, M Teach
ers' ride% at the Tomido of Musio, Towanda
Pa. . '
you want the beat Cook Stove
extant, call at Antes, in Kerour's Block. •
tar An endless variety of heating
stoves at Alai's, alleh aro being sold very
cheap.
tor You can buy everything in
the Grocery and Proviidol line a little cheaper
at McCann & EDWLIUMI than any other placer in
town.
. FURNITURE AT COST.—Hosing de
cided to change my business, twill call goals
at coat for the next thirty Asp,. ,
Na 4 Bridge-at., Towanda, Pa.
34'rg,. E. J. Blisaosie still do
ing a lively . basiness.. She keeps s supply of
everything the ladles need to wear, in the latest
styles., and sells at honest, living prices.
Rooms over 0. A. Btroal Chins Store.
ifirAn oppoFtnni,ty that does not
often present itself is now offered. We have a
good house worth $3.500, which we offer for
sale for $3,000, and will take half the amount in
monthly payuiepts : ,A. J. Noma: St. co.
Vie Fancy ,Goode and• Stationery
for tho holltlays„ better and cheapo'r thin else
where. at C. F. Cams'.
sis., The " Girl of - the Period " is,
to be seen in the window of Lsvors.',s Hair Palace,
on Bridge.st., at Mrs. J. D. rainy -Saws.
Oir C. I!."C4oss has the best and
argeat asaortment of fine Books eyer,offored
his market.
Sir A Vocal and Instrumental
Concert will be held at the Methodist Chureh,
Friday evening, Feb. 27, under the direction of
Prof. Hawn, of Lack-Haven.
Proceeds for the benefit of the church.
•
va..o. F. Caosa has' already opened
his spring styles of Wall Paper. His assortment:
has been selected with great care and, with
special reference to the tatits'of this commu
nity. Purchasers will find it to their interest
to give Mr. C. a call.
Doruerxolc,--The friends of Rev.
Ow. anzmarzEui_yill wake Mai • a donation
at the Town Hall; in Orwell, on Friday awning,
Febrnaiy 27. A general invitation is satended.
toq)o you want, any Crockery,
or China, or Glassware ? your own in
tereat,;-:and call on 0. A. BLACK, at the old
atandor Wicznew & Buck.
Mir. Why is it that 'MOB & DA
vas dress men and boys better and cheaper
than any other house in Towanda. The-reason
is, they stocked their new store during the
money panic, and aro satisfied with very small
profits. •
• BARGAINS—SPECIAL SALLE.-1. • shall
offer the balance of my Whiter Stock at lower
prices than ever, in order to make room for a
largo andbeantiful - stock of Spnng Goods. Call
early and secure bargains at Aux..SotomoN's,
the One-Price Ponder, 123 Main-st.
• g6' PIERCE W NICHOTA are a Balling
all varieties of coal very cheap. They are solo
agents for the sale of the celebrated Barclay
coal. Coal by car load . at a discount. •
itta.. The best place to buy Sash,
Blinds, Debra and all Linda of Lutriber; is ; at
FROET S Sceza FaCtory on Charles street. of
fice 107 Main street. They sell cheap for cash.
ger Fettling the Solons a Wash
ington, in their anperior wisdom, may adOpt
the hill now pending in Congress to reinstate
the tax on tea and coffee, 3fcCiara ti Env. - Aans
have purchased an ireinense sleek, and are
thug email: it to c•iiir purchasers bottom prices.
• •
Stir Why run the risk 'of an acci 7
dent, when you can get a ticket good for-q,-
000 in case of dellth,lor 20 cf.nta.a (lay, by call.
log on FRANK I.3cnavxu, at upper depot ?.
Vii' It is not generally known that
C. Warrannn, at the I3ook Bindery over the
BErouren office, makes Blank BOoks 'it any
style of ruling and binding desirea. If ou
want a now Ledger, Journal or Docket, give
him a call. '
I. I wish to sell- $lO,OOO worth
of Furniture within tho next 90 daya To ac
complish which I shall sell at the very -lowest
prices
No. 4 Bridge street. Tolvadds, Pa.
ter Mathasnek, Weber, Hoofman;
Knickerbocker, and other Pianos forpaid cheap
and on easy terms, at COL.G, Co'•s
Temple of Towanda. Pa.
laEr Hair Work . of ever:y descrip
tion will be sold at 25 per cent. less than New Tort
prices. COI and examine at E. Livotz's Branch
Hair Palace, Bridge-at., in Mrs. J. littr.'s Fancy
Store.
Fon SALE.--The new house on Main
street, second door north of Chestnut street.
lot about 100 feet front. Terms easy. Enquire
on the premises of Mrs. Timms and of E. T
Fox.
Goorgo Wbod Zz; Co., Tayloi
Farley, amiiiubilee Organs, at low prices and
easy terms of payment. Send for circulars, or
call to see and hear them at the Temple ot 31n
,
sic of COLE, l'asiimmit, Co.
_ Dealers in Strings will do well
to call at the Temple of Illsic, where they will
find a largo assortment of French, Qerman 'sad
Italian Strings, at New York prices.
se. The annual meeting \of the
Lsdies' Mite Society,
, tor tho election of.tactne
for the ensuing year, will be held at tliresi
deuce of lira. BAILtrCitY, on Monday . , March 2,
at 2 P. 31. ' Sins. CrtantEs Minoru,
Towanda, Feb, 21, 1874.
ItzumoN.—There will be a renDir
serTice at the Litchfield M. E. Church, on
Wednesday, Feb. 25, 1674. Presoldng in the
moirdng_st %Oen •in the evening . at
7 o'clock. Fresiding-E der D. D.LinDSLET and
the former tiastoriVial be present.
C. F. OLPISTZD, P&StOr
mart The . .last assembly or the sea
son will be held at Faro CAses, on Friday,
evening. Feb. 20, 1871, at dici.
House, ItellaYsvillia, Pa. This is his crooning
party, and we sincerely hope ho will be greet
ed with a fail attendance, as ho keeps a'splen
did house and knows how to entertain compa
ny.
•
163.- Now deeds just. received.
Our stock is now complete. Everything la the
line or Boots and Shoes, Rubber Goods, Gloves
and Mittens, Trunks, Traveling Bags, Shawl
Straps, etc. Remember we are always willing
to show Goods, and will cell them at the lowest
bottom prices. COUSEII it COONS.
. .seir Go and see ELM . LA.VOIE, who
has just returned from New York with an immense
stor.llof Human Hair. which he bought at bank
rupt sale, and which 'will be ~old at lowest cash
prices; at Lavoix's Branch Hair Palace Of Elmira,
N.
N. Y.,—Bridge.st., Towanda : . Pa.
agt. Mrs.' E. J. Ilnioo's has now re
ceived a fall lino of Millinery and Fancy Goods,
for the Fall and Winter trade. She will display
the finest assortment of trimmed Hats and Bon
nets, in Tewanda, on and after' next Saturday.
Oct. 11. , •
Iteir Lovers of the weed will be in
terested in learning that 11cCans h EDWAHDi
ase selling the best braid al igsn by the box,
at greatly reduced rate,. . •
PCKI' HEZ43OOK LOST I
Lest iomewbere between tonroeton and t
First National Link; a ealtelcin Pocket• Boo
with robber band.
Tho rocket-Book contained Two Hundre
and Eighty-Three Dollars, In hills or the folio
lug deaoniinatious : Four $2O, five or six
ono $2, and one $1; balance iti $lO.
The finder wilt be liberally rewarded on lea
ing it at the First Maim:al:tank, or giving
formation, here it may be found.
I: F. dotisio.
, . - - ,:,
Minh() Pzum °mho manuf4tt -
ed at WilkealYarre. Pa.. hal the only Adage Reed in
vie; wise. the excliulve use ft
, 'Other valuable im
prOreaiente in organs. Every !Ointment (ally Aar.
ranted; the. cheapest and sweetest Tone org4n
made. Liberal discounts to !agents. ', Illustrated
catalogue sent tree. - ;i _ • Van 28 ed
Josirs
Though the adyertisement .f
Wfmnisss k' Bumf disappears from our ail
limns, yet yea will find at the old stand a large
assortment of goods, such as heretofore kept
by them. Mr, 0. A. Be ca, Civho succeeds the
old Jinn, will pay especial attention to the .
wants of the public. Ho invites all the friends
of the old firm, and all who aid in want of Chi
na, Crockery, Glass or Plate 4 Ware, to call add
see if ho carnet show goals to snit It hdr
prices.' ;
•
Nu DESPeItANDIig.--
When some : aad misfortune shall come
To shattei your prcispecia so fair,
Bo your motto "Nil despefaudum,", .
Fight bravely, and " naver despair." ,
Tho' times are now bard tvitlkus, - 1
We gladly - YOur prof:Bit will share;`
If will:inake clothing so cheap (oriel
That his patrons nerd "never despairs
Order your garments now.' Prices cannot be
lower, and S. L. 37231au0tt, 'opposite the Post
Office, will mako yon a snit) or a shiglo
ment, relittle lower than an'y ether ettablish-
Mout in Towanda. Ho is a izactical
and euperintenda Bib nrinufacturo of all gar•
ments made at his establishment
A REMEDY FOR HARD TIMER. e'
wish tcremploy a largo nit4er of wo,men. and,
children, seating chairs, this winter, anal will',
pay cash for tile earns, attir a fetiL daysr,, in
structihn, whiC,ll *ill be given gratis ats'onr
Factory. The Work can be done
,at 'how e,-if
parties prefer to do se,
mace Sts.Fs.,
'rowan/14 Dee: a. 11tTY a.
H.S. K. 9 -.—we I m o just re,eir
ed a ccunplete assortment ot the celebrated
"HARRIS SEAMLESS iID GLOVEO,"
EOll
GENTLEMEN,
AND CRILDBE:si.
L XDIES,
Plain Black; Black Enthrt;hlered, White Par
ty Colors and Street Colors,! One and Tirollitat
ton. i.
Other of Kid uovea at reductdp -s.
T I AYLOR CCO ,
Townda, a.
„-
NOTICE TO CLOTHTNO DIIYEI3.tThe
greatest bargains ever offered Towandl,.eari
now be secured at H. E. IiONENFSEDD'et.I His
entiro stock of winter clothing nill he so d re-
garalesir of cost. The assqr tmetit • COTIEt. ts of
overcoats of every desci intion, dress and busi
ness coats, heavy pants, Abirts, drawers, hats,
caps, gldVes and hosiery, all of whieb nark be,
disposed or before the ,•!• Itch, to tnate
room for the. Spriog
Let purchas , that 114 clotice
means bnsintt:s, and tba.t I . l PPOritilitY is
now presented for baying , tOn to thirty percent.,
on ahlass of goods that are always ne !fled.
The goods aro warranted to be the hest. I on't
fail to call a.TA examine tbem.
To THE LADIES -OF TOWANDA.. In
he fall of 1870 there was Organized In th'i+lace
lectnro committee. This committee ha now
passed through its 'fourth. amnia! colas
na y , ou C
know, at a' grealoEs.. We' h ,
debt of about two buudred i3ol'ars whieh
be paid liefore the 20th of. ]larch, and in
to meet , tide aruotmt we have &termini
apper,l to the Indica for help. We.have d
to hold, an the 17th cT ::latch next,
Fair and Festival, and ui order to make
success we deed the help or every lady i
We now appeal to ton for the Jirs
fur a hcliefit ; will you help' us?. AIP wb
Willimt to help get up this ;Fair do F 1
will pleastgivo =heir rtamf , si to some
the corimittco. We must go to work at
Lurr of letters remaining in
Towanda Post Odin, for the, week endin
18, 1874:
Benacooter J .seph • Mcdonnell Morrie
Bennett Elmer McDermott ROM].
Beers ~r lando Mc ielue F
Baker John Malia' Patric's
Benjamin David Moore Jobatmah
Considine Dennis 2 , Mancherbancher J.
Campbell Dell • '' Richms 0 B
Carmody John Nobles J 0
Cox Mre L A Northrup Margaret
Cox Mrs Mary Owen Geo W
Chase Mrs Ahnira Oh - arn Maggie
Decker G L * Pep er Frank
Detrick Frank Poet V E .
Franklin Rev Thos E P. ten J 31
Fenton Chas D Randal 'Wm A.
Gorman John 2 Randolph E D
Grimes Potnck Seinlin Matilda 2
Beater Mrs Mary Shores William
heath Geo W 2 . ' Strong Albert
Johnwm Joseph ~; Swill Obis B
Knight George . Taylor John B
Rellog Guy Tamer Miss Lydi
Kinsman Mary T 4 3 Thompson Chdrle -
Lynch Thos Jr Traynor Phil & So.
Jo mm Huse.:;'
Lane N WVanscoot Joo
Lebman Henry , Vangorder Ato
Mingos Joseph Wood Edith .
McDonnell Magga Welsch Win
McCanna Rosa Wood Mahien
McDermott James Whiteny W 11
,McCracken Phoebe Warner Sarrah D
Mosier Samuel Yaw Hiram
hrattabe game ' •
Held for Postage. J W Morrish Herrick , Pa
York Dye Wood Co 161 Front et '1 Y. Mrs
ft olgbt Luzern° Co Pa. Miss Li lie Mort°
man Creek Pa. Mrs Lillian Caton Kingston
Persons calling for any pi the above
will plt - mso say advertised, giving date o
• 8. W. A.LVORD,
S, ALUABLE PPOPERTE.—IiENET i
cox, Esq., the former popular and Jodi land
lord of the Wilcox Hotel, is the proprietor of
some of some of the most eligible and valuablo
property in Wellsville, N. T., and he is desirous
of leasing the same to 'some respoileiblel party
or parties fora term of years. First', the Wil
ma Hotel, l on Leder street, directly opposite
the depot, always certain of a good run bf pay
ing custom, if properly managed, is a Most.de
*Arable location for any man'whodesiresto em
bark in the hotel business. Convenient Ito the
railroad, and thoroughly and favorablyknown
all over the country, it needs only a conipetent
and careful landlord to attract its full share of
patronage from the traveling, public. liecond
there is a snit of rooms, in; the building ad
joining the Wilcoi Hotil, with good and con
vealeui living rooms overhead, adidrably
adapted for the purposes of a 'first-classlsaleon
.and eating-house. If conducted in an orderly,
quiet and cleanly manner, a lucrative bUsiness
might easily be hui!t up - ibore. Thirdly, the
Johnson House, the large and now .three
story brick Hotel, 'directly opposite i Union
Block,' and adjoining the Free Press office.
Thai:e is not a better location fur a hots , nor a
better hotel building in the,country. Fegant
ly finished, conveniently arranged ands tuated
in the central part.of the village, it oilght ; to
become the leading hotel of the place. All
these pieces of property aro well worth looking
at by those who desire to enter into the kind of
business alluded to, and as they are really de
sirable openings for 'Competent and en i ergetto
persona. it is not at all probable that tkey will
long remain without tenants. 'Mr. Wrt.cox is
ono of our most liberal and public eplrited citi
zens, and the right kind of parties will 4nd no
difficulty in dealing with him upon a vanta
geons
Secretary.
*str One hundred lien want • d to
, •
et one hundred odd Vests, at half pric . One,
hundred boys wanted to flt odd Veits and
Coate. I have charged my profit and, Ipss ao
count ,with_ over one thousand :OMIT, and
marked down these odds and ends at prices
that don't bring mo fins , cents that I rat d my
ono dorar. Como and buy a good Pe t front
affonty , five cents to one doilar, • DoOl this
o,ncern you? Call and pincher° eirlfas we
wish to make room for new Spring Goole, At
ALES SQLOMON'ii
•
VW JOSEPH TOVirtiEll, of Horn rook,
la agent for a valuable rooting N i
at. ee
Tatisetnent in apother co!nnan. - I
•
HABRIED. 1 .
ELSBREE—TOMPRINB.—In Sheshequits,l a
the house of the officiating clergyman, Feb,
' 22, by the Rev. 8. Davidson, Mr. Eugene
brew, of Ulster, and - Miss Eunice Tompkins,
of Sheshequin.
CIaNDAIr—C,RAPAAN.z—At the hOaso of the
offititating clergyman, in Albany, On the 10th
day of January, 1874, by Rey, E. Burdick,
Mr. Harper A. Crandal and Mist Abbey B.
Chapman, both of Terry township. .
4,LLEN—FRO3T...—St the residence of 1 , the
bride's father. in Terrytown, Jan.` 1,1874 i by
Rev. R P. Burdick. Mr. Riley Allen to Miss
Adds Frost, both of Terry township. j
SHAFFER--0011808.— At the residence ot th.
bride's rather, in Terry towrushipi Feb. 10, b •
Rev. E. P. Burdick, Samuel !Shaffer! an
Rorie M. Corson, both or Terry township.
KELLY—McREE. —At the Parsonage, Meeroe
ton; Feb. 19, by Rev. Halloo's; Armstrong
Ur. Daniel 11.7ielly, of Leßoy, to Mite` Em
ma M. McKee, of West Franklin,
D A LE D - .!
I
BUMP.—At Lime H Wyalusing •town
Aship,
. Feb. 11, 1874, Mr. Thomas :" Bump , aged 87
years, 6 months and - 4. days:
Mr. B. was native of
.Dnelics Co.,
but emigrated in 1815 to •Stistinelianna cOnnty
Pa., and from there . in 1817 to Mraidfotd, Whet . _
be resided until his death. AbCipt siz years ag
his 'site departed this life, ag477 years. The.
were honest and Industrious pcople, and re
spected by ell.who knevilliem."rAbert4lsyeari
!go Mr. Boar had ci severe attic or riieumal
tism, since which time ho had be i en unable t
work. Ho leaves a large family of childrer
besides grzndchildren, to mourn his lose.
MERCIIII -In till's -borougb,. /41:ni
evening ; Feb. 19,1, 1871, •Sarab. A. • 'M!
:widow of the late 11. S.. Mercuri in the '
year of her age: -• 4 '
CURRIER.—In Warren, Fa.. Feb. 10.
by Mrs. Anna Curries, aged 81-,tears.
Mrs. C. with her companion naoved into
ron when it was comparatively . •wildernes?
but lived to tee the.-Aild converted into
fields and comfortable homes, and in this tra s
formation she bore her part well, 'ever ready
give the helping-hand. They ntitied up a la: n.
family of reSpectrill Whom si4z t tH
yive—and 613 e lived to FCC iS raedcluldre
and eight great-grandchildren. 11),
greatly missed in the family circle,. Mtlio i ,gb
she needed much •c.tre awl itti'entimi in! liCr last
days, affeeti•wato hearts' a:t.rie cold
'give - ; She has lea a vacant placci in thajliopi
circle that this. world 'Cm never fill. .8!...0
a, kind and affcctiouata raiil'aer I mid
neighbor, who will long'he !cwt. 4ilireil by te
snrvivibg relatives and friend 4, 1 -
W. C. I 'ic4
I
• •
WANDA - AA
' V
WHOLESALE PEI C
Corrected . every ry ectnorday •' br
subject to changes daily.
..
Wheat, •* bush
Rye, I bush, ' • '
Buckwheat, 34 bu , d. •
Corn, 1 bush ',
Oats, 11 bush; i 1
Beans, it bush ; 1 LO' ( 2
Butter (rolls) 11b l (.4.
do •idatry,) it lb new • i_ ti igl,
Eggs lip dos . • - 1
Potatoes, VI bnah,now
Flour It barrel ' - - Hoao 6 io
Onions It bush • 1 1
Wantirra or Ciairr..Wheat 80 lb. : Corn 56 14
It:
ODES,
pe 56 lbs.: Oats 32 lbs.: Bit lbe.; Buckle cee
68 lbs.; Beans 62 lbs.; Bran 20.1b5.; iCloser Se( d
lbe.; Timothy-Seed 44 lbs; Dried reaches 33 be.
Dried Applei 22'ibs.; Flat Seed 60 lbs.
•
tom. The day is not fat dist: a
when those who sacrifice teeth that, by th n
most ekill may IQ saved and mado uaeft 1, w
be-considered guilty of rual-practire, an t ca
edl accordingly.' Dr. Dodeon, Arcade file
North Min street, saves frail and aching; to
extracts with ease,' and makes artificial, t
that vie in appearance with natn al ones. 2,
•
Nratvous'.DEßurnr.7---A depmts e
irritable state of mind; a. weak nervotis, e
hausted feeling; no energy-or animation; o
fused head; weal memory, often with debit to
igg, involuntary diScharges: Theeonsecrie cc
of excesses, mental - overwork' orl indivereti n
The Nmayons fit:miry* finds sorereign•
in FIUSIPIIREY'S 1103.11EOPATEI IC SPEC Fl
No. 29. It toucs up the 4.Stem, arrests di
charges disprls the mental gloom and des - yo .l
dency, and rtijuvenates the cntire sy4tera. It
perfectly - harinless and always c:licieut. ric
.1.5 fur `apackage offive boxes.. and a larg'•
vial of powder, which is iiliportaM in old, et
ons eases ;or St yer'sing,le "bex.l Sold by L
druggists, or sent. by mail on rec,eipt of pri
Address, Cons_lt, PORTELI
South end Ward TT
„flt , Ail. Towanda: 1-a.
time
1M33
slival
-rubor
ce.
S.. W., AlsoLD,
L. It: FROST,
Commi
TOWANDA:
the
Feb.
NAILS AND AXES at WH
IRON,
CCM
New
.7 Ames
0 Bow•
i 3.
letters
hat.
CODDING ItUSEL
EtCELSIOR BINGE, "
FF;Fp CUTTERS,
GAS FIXTURF,S,
New Advertisom
NAYLOR& §TEEL,
HORSESHOES,
PATENT.WITEE
SPORES,
4txraEs,l
SPRINGS,
SILVER PLAIT
_,at all prices,
DOOR%
SASH,
GLASS,
BEI
MERRY - CHRIST
TitIBT;INE ,
EMI
UNION,
telt
COOKING-STOVES
CABINE RAivE
• CORN SHELL I
.
And Farmers' Tools Ge.ne
PLUMBING,
ITSWORK, ano
SHEET IKON *i
On short notice
CODONO, Ri7BSELL,
A DILINISERA.TOWS NOTI lE,
Notice la hereby given that all ;.eracona dabl
to tup agates of Maria u utut. late, of
ceased, [mist mate tramadiata igsymant, dal
-claims against d ata optutei . sum
pm,* Opua duly authoutwed tar isetunT.
0. uti&aP
IL WOOS 111.
If%l'i hllk MI.
or2flEtravels A.
7 7- 7 -
. ,
saessors l F' 1
[uditors' ' ' • ~'
Special /indite , s .... '.. .. .. 1 ,.'. ....,
Special Auditors Registers it
llridgs Contracts
Rridgp Vlevis.l... ... ... . ..r :.
CMI/121041101 Costa...
a........, .
Costa in Civ il tilts 1•:..
prier of Court
Oonstables Making RatesA'
Opuneel to Comm ..issioners
I t,
priatila - tipsy"
Per Electionai .. .. .
,
ludeiing in Ragister . a 0i11[e... 1
,
Insurance uphn Public liu ldin
Fuel and Lig Ito' _ ' It
grand Jurors - / '!
Traverse Jurors
Jnry Commissioners and Clerr.
. notices Inquisitions ' 1
*face Booksp , ad'Statinnery.... l l
plc ckpen of Jail for 1871;
I
i
e.c. ,. .mytt
, t_
_t •
ruzne fp!
irthe',
I •uscaront..
Alba Bova.
urlington
Burlington
Lellaysvillo.
Shenhequin.
tandhlg Ski
[Towanda ITOt ,
Towanda NO
TieOy Both'.
Tuscarara. .
W . yisox ' - .
i-dkrenia.'„ •-•
'Athena Twp
:Athena Bor
'Aaylumi....
Albany. : .• • .
Alba Boro'..
Barclay'
Barlingloo
Burlington
I Burlington
Linton Twpi.... ,
Canton 'Bar '.. ~
Coliimbia ..... , .
Franklin:... ...•
Granville.— ...•
Herrick ..... ....
Leßoy... ..... ..
Litchtield... ...
Lelusfavilla
'Monroe Twp:..;
Ironreellorko'..
Oryfell. ..... ..
Overton.... ..
Pike...'.....,.
!Lit:rat:7.. •.
Rollie Twp: .
Borne 80r0'...
Smithfield.. F.
Springfield ...
South Creekt.
SylVania.... ,
Stiewheqnin : f
Stluding St r
Terry -1,
Towanda Tw,l
Tow.tuda•P,l
Towronlir No
Troy Twp-.'
Troy Bor° .
Tuscailora..
~1 V ister .. •• • •
'„' Warren.::.
Wiudhani..
, • Wyolnaiog ,
Wysox • . i •
Weliert.. i :
W•limot..l
frtl'a
orcu
. 5961
MIME
B. PA IS
fl 0.)
•
Totals,
Duo uponDi
Of Duplicate
p Bank tax
1)!i,
Treasury,en
OM
Grdz:e ie2l
nIIADFUR
•We tb c
ca:rcet tat
31st flay oi;
ISE
NrQTIcE is here
4
...,.., ~,,,.t nn w 4„ tb made
. r .. . ,
er the Leg lature, t.lr n'i±upif
tled,, "Ali act t inenipoi4
.13: — •
sank," 4)11
~t2ierctt en
11 , rik.' by
of said,Sav
catch is th
may be e c l
iansnJuleul
ptruaiti
in the tows;
121
iithrne. Jan. 20,
.XECTTC
is heraby Sa eu that'sll
the estate. of Geo. E ili. Morroai,
ceased, areireque. tod to tnatb
and all perSbils, having l elairni
must present them duly antt
ment. • • IP.
Jan. 14,., 874;
• I f_ •
A DMjNISTRATOA'S NOTICE.
, -nucoticelfs hereby 'given' tliAt peisons indebted
to the estate of Xing S. 114.nla;m1n. lale of Asylum
deceased, eve requested to Matte tmme tato payment,
and all per. ons having elating against 'said estate
must prep nt them (10' aulenticated • for eettiel
Itedit'f. BULL. •
Jan 2). itthpinietrstor.
1=
FOR. ISALE.;
Brrol.k. CONIF,C3,Y, B
the feilowt4g v:qictie's of fowl,
PARTRIVOIECOCIIINS froi
Couueetictt, crored With
Mose.. imported efoch. :
BUFF COOl/11CS frilO S. M
cropeed with Pnilooder
WHITA PEA C0110E.:)
Ch-r 'Williams' Duke of
•7sTo it f rnr spectment , sent
tow crt. i l 'a of each ftlr aalu t
te.tv 'l. r.4t cyrnpai - ,corj
lI'KE
reb.tatii • :
ITEA'I I .II
Tras satithll l abed ttla n brotizes 36.
\g"
EllGli T.,3c Ls, 21 Ltr, P 1 1 ,7
also inalea tie bast STR.- 1 .1
use. 111otlers fii:ed 3 , rozoptl,
mzaxs, mccr.v=.
3= 14. '74-Ent.
!ED W4R.
ENV ROUTE. TO
rinti
cxe
NORTH rEN'NSYL7AI
Shortest and Most direct line'
timers, Walslilngton, and the SO
I. Passengers hy this 'route 1
SSICW York itailroad train, pass,
A.M.;
and 2:05 p. , make cid
Weltem with Express .train
a•oad, and arrive in Plailadelphl
J10:30 l
in time to take nil
the South or West. i'alacei ca t i:os P.M. rain.t ' I
ii
ICity passenger cars, are St ti
'all trains eons%) passenger td
and to all partsof the city,
itZTVIINII: .
Leave North Penn's Etailroa
And American 8.., Philadelphia
arriving at rrowanda 4:57 .!-3:os
Mann's Baggage Expra, collet
gage, ottico No. 105 Sett 1; if
FREIGEIT ACCOUM.
Freight received at Pront an
Idelphia. and forwarded h'- Dail
Ito Toweada, and all points in"
with quick dispatch. . EL
Gen. Agt. ?LP. .R., Fron
Jun - 3.1372. 2-I
Ma
umn
COIL. . -!' - ,
0 ,
Tim subs i nriber having ttie•sgo ley . - ..f ho liutcbi
F,:' , 11 .1
eollicrry at ll„ingsten, Pa., i prepared to f nreish
dea!ers with al sizis,ef Authez its Co,ed prepared
in the Le; manner, &um the. cuteitrttka Cooper.
' Coin. A f ull au; pIS. of this Crop may, be seen by
1—
• calling nn W. 11. gumiston, St be Ile7 'Coal Yard,.
on Pine. olte bicoli 'south of Ma n. strut, where all
are invited to cal. l'Ult vela, and good tpuillty
insured., i • ' ' • t„. L' 1
S. CASE. -1
ToWandt, Feb. . 1514. 1 , ' - .1
1
•
goepectfully anuourices to
the public Fenlerall [ r, that eh
ISILLJ4k I ERY
At her pia stand an .1411 E ;
bat a coirtaill
selling at her usual. mode
1
•
ri 1
Di
-sourricw.: 1 . i . . •
,
, : f 1 . . ;
cg The co.parneraldp heretoro a xisting uititor . .th
'''• name of .telckbizia + Black, in ,is day Unsolved
mutual consent: 1 , . 'j , :
1 , .
ff
0. A!. 11l it illi settle all online against the, drily
• and collar allibllle due lawn. I l' •
Towand , Jan: l 29,lFt. t• I. I . i .., '
. h , 1 i I A. WICHAA.M.,
I ' 0.1.. BLACK.
I. - Theibus a • will he soatirald ,at Oi* same Oast
. by the subteiriber. t - ~ • 0. +. BLACK.
. t • t -.
i I • , 1 t ri „ :
RIJA,c.KS)IIWIti. a., . , . ,
. ..0.... 1 1 1!• , 1' 1
for
.1 The undersigned i having,t recently eased a
_1 term'ot years the old ' , Rose attuad;'; In Burlington
nz ' Boro', Aro 'pow prep.ired to arr)' on tkii hlsoiromitti.
• lug busind,te,ltt all ii-4 IJranqh'es , and jledgo'th in.
kelves to do tit-1r WOFIL as 'pheag. and well es any
other country shop in Bradfor 'County. W. study
to please 111 who may fayot us iiitti,a 5.411. " ; i .
. .
. • 1 CiECISAE.II, DAV - " , 4 14011.
. ..
1112 tung crit MO', Jan. r, gill ,
i
1 . Le•
At T ish
jca
1 - 1 — '-• i
. irs
1 , i
EXPOOSrRER 0 •
; I ..I ZCEIWE
••;..
,lllii.
td ernir
..... .5,355 09
IE6 64
32 93
.... 409 78
1812svand 873
1 --- . -
)utly far for
4leett,rg
=
ErTiO - tii - lis.
.1 4 .
... .)./13(ipkq •,.
J. lit.l nice.— i l
W. W. nr.n.rni g ;
W. H.' ereu.:ll.;
AlttifiColl Tliyl(srl
IW. 11. Llodge if
B.'lll Harden.l
!IS r.lcr.6in . 1 .;. r. . :: :
~ 41 v r : iyoodru ft ...
I.I.) 31. LAmpliear...
,ClrafieslKltr... -.
IN4 -Y. Wellert.l r .
;Jcibit 111,Ilonacr
1g.*!.V.0nig....1.
ISlorrig.gellcga
•InI,I F .3r¢raig...l.
n. W. Af c c ran el :
IR. C. xrAight,.l.
Si I. Iltelps ..1.
;.1,. A. Otoptoni.
14.1.; .e. L'11.TH...1
1 (1:i L. Virnor.ol.l
jw. P. l!Kon..
: 3'. S. A loa
';Oirill I vane
!Cf r ail,lsSice...,
(Jen; WI Witco:
1111 S. .:4111 , 11.-
I (i.; C. ll4r.field..
1p,..1, . Mer.4114:1..
1.1 , 11):, Ppugher!.'i
R. L. Cianc.......1.
~Jmil 111177:ativx, .
'..1/11r; lii V. nod ..
V:;qo. ,- ;',.ta:;•l+ ~, to
'Jag; i'l ?Sarah II .
I.
DI Is. oardru.ln..
E r r,. Cfmtniottli . n.
1% W 'fi:ott. J. 1!......
L. TholcaPkin,.•
J-11 4 . 14•104 , 1.. , ....
W I . IT. ~French) ..
rude] Sage. ...
• Sloabtll Itowna fti..
111 I 1 Slade ...•••:
W. E. t i .i.:..,•114...•
1f:.' 1 11;• PeLc.n,.f...•
j. 11.1 " 4 4 1 ydr.. 4 ..
T 1,1;.: mcc , ool. • •
Nt. S., cui,,,,1...
~ s p...
'A4 lA.: A v btil ...1...
1 A. St'''. 1101 , _11441.
'!k:!, r.:1fee1": , r....,
i E. ; C. prake. .
.10.1....fihrp3;d,..
:Gill!. rl
furri
lar:.7r: ar.:3l:-uti
.1 [1
wp
Jro.
wp..
ioro'
e. t.
Mil
TE,a3urcr,, iti Actoun:t...
=
t.d
'a $ 4,848 76
45,874 07
761 80
000 68
t:5,912 05
ates 15721
Iss73
II
•eivalts
•ftry
El
®~,
•rirrs A ent. r: I v:117,1
BE
ME
nxise!•: . .).1 said (
atxf and :xpenclitare.
t ; D. 157.3 -
or 01.1 R€.
ber pndrm
11.15 In I
T n 11 .
4.CC
~~
B. rcoLcAr:,lt:
that ap
-5,11t. sertiion
inetit oan act enti
ilthe Athens Saciugs
eupplenatut
to- lime Savings
1573 The charter
s that it th?.ll be ha
1, and that branches
. a€l, toiknship. The
ahang4 of the ail as
Of-the .f..* Bank
eail of ;said borough.
nl Rtnpy,
locae Savings Lianh.
I .
roved 25:11
.uktal the. Uarat
ct of Legislaturn r I
riga . Auk litmitlt
boroligh of Atlakr.o
tlblUihad In -- Ath,
aske4 for a
the eqt3blisbul . euto
chip ! Atlyzko,
Pv-aident g
MEM
1,-
r Nonce
Iperrona indebted to
late of Wilmot Ae
-3 aimed, ate payment,
L • again t esiatel
qrnticatpti for reale.
VL P. UORROW, .
'Executor.
bliT;
'EY KINdB
- a d Shippers o
i. Crozity's atrairt o
sander 'Fillia.nta',l 0
rry's tn4po:t.c a ,took,
ilpi . i . 4
fft.RNIK 1
from Phllan
.[,L.t •
. . „
alg i d 020, U 15.) '....ticir
*reori
li . '
Pol
i . GI3BUAT k CO.
1! Towanda; - P4.i
It
INIE
I ,lfanu.
AD'2: 4a DR.F.S.9I!D
cu - grra now sa
,at 1
~ ?A.
I'HiLADEt I
11VIROAD;
ika .I.34neylrania.
IgTp4:lda-at 10;41)
03 co e‘q.ion at
North, Penn's gall
!, at 8:20 P. M., and
^,ht trains either fat
aro attached to the
Depot s on arrival of
the virlons Depots
i I .
I Pot, norner Berko
at 9:30 & 9:45 .5.114
• .51., aline eventi4.
. and 'delivers bag•
treet, pinlaglelphls.
. Trona:. •
'oble streets, PhDs.
Fast Freight train
henna valley
S ii,4tltKE;
and Willa* Eta.'
Philadelphia
- -
C. old eostotroit szel
corotihnel the •
•
111 : 1 1 ET, aod t die
7 Own, which afro is
I
yr. alits-re•-.
I
XXI)
.
- •
CO roma& aooAllY Ist to
BLI.ADI 7 OII
2t, 1873.
F~~
.1
' I in Comb' All S' 1,165 05 i
PrtsoaertSzo _. -.
Priv:mm-9 Et pro in peat ... ...... &Ala 7 ,
COnveitng, era to ' • •••• . - 880 SO- I
ETpoooos tO prevent Dhidon 'Of coum.• • 880/ 8 ,''
gothonot4y an . Clerk of 800pti0t5......• '6OB 00
808 00i
Ho:ii i gon Put Buildiooo.4 ...... .... TAW II II
/tont cifßo m at . Cote of T10y...; ..... 200 00
Rucamoran ; , - . . , 161; - 29 I,
84to Lo AsAtuu...... ... ... . ...... 66 7 Of 1;
Teachers. taut.' am jperA.4 1.867 ...... ..'." ~.209.00 it
TOsinp and ltraz i ? -,. it 82 . '
Wild Cat tom' 1
Boon Bait log of pa... . : ... ;. . . .... .... 16,271 60 I
it• C. gotil 28. TAW Commisatotstr 909 00 ,
'Morris $h pard, PoonaissiozutB . 681 00 '
NA,. Ittry endall Cctoittikr ' ' ... , 909 00 11
Abram $ p U, Cotamissioner.." - 231'00 i•
B Coi4 biuglr,lClork of Coatiniulonerrp . 1,200 10 s i
, P
i., 1
-'. • _ . _____: i
' X" i •• • • *. ..... e .
2405 00
121 00
90 00
4000
9,693 07
8 00
1,465 62'
S 00'
445 00
1,764 62
SO 00,
272 00.
1,660 10
3,400 00
372 70
COO 95
818 33
• fri frr----
e County
ufzi
12i2C2
IMII
107
4 8
Co
311
207
2503
100
75
1,15
1130
782
SE
290
lats
1059
143
1 1671
1365
140
1441
719
-
's
60421
I tipos
y 4 Bractfilri „ar
•ith_SAe• CI in
i fig,l .
, •
Iteturneo uncollected for '7116,42 pretioat $ 4,210 1 4'
Exonerated to collectors N -_, 209 961
Pen:Tr/14ga tikcollector4 1 —; , 9;393 9
Orders ijaid. ' i u ..• .; .1 v 1... : 42313 7 2i
i 2 per rept, co iaission 'on lame , ..,- . 962 29,
! 1 per rept. co tnisatort l ou $41,090 33' 450 60
3 1
ri Paid Stste trz•• ' ' 4,373 96
i Baal: tali ' . 1• ' , • . 161 Pr
In Trea t rary 31r.uary 1. 1 187 t .. • 16,310 5.1
T to • '
. • A
c - R,CP 98
B itzVord fo i r Pr I
:he rouhe i
1, I
F
1.873 I.
0 . -don
~i
S4S 113 7S
• _
herd - i ceitifyittiel,t th6aboYe to a tree ant,
•ico.r;y fzer.2 the Brit day of /apiary to tbk
tb its} of Jam:ary ,11 . 874. ' • I
01:1{13; SHERBIID,
RUTILENDALL,I Commlestoners:
• •
- • 4: • 39
17.9t7,
of Rail
IN
,- i -- 1 — 1----1----- ,
li
OTICR—The Board of Revisicp.
M
..,.... b r e,fried upon , the following dstes and piaci"
hawee a tthe hours of R, N. li..land 3, P. L. Ur
h01 , .h., apnetta for 1874: 1 •
Tow da Noro'- -At idle Commissio ners'' CM: .
Thurs.lk, F4bruary 12. -
Towanda twp. and Tbwituda North-At the Co -
missiotlicke Offte , . Friday, F.bruary 13. i
•
AsylximAt the honie of Moses Ellenberger.Mo
day, February IG. 1 1 ,•
Terry-At the hone? of D H Ribble Thud ''
Febru i 7 171 I
• . ' , i.
Wii •t -A the house of Josiah Stowell i Wedria l l- ,
day, Fe..) IS. '. I P" . I - ' 1
Alh.l 4 y-Atthc house of - p Kellogg, Tnurada,Y.
Feb 19 lil 1 I '-- - - I
Over ori-At thehound It Dennis O'Brien, rida,
Feb 20 1 e Ir
I,• • I
Monroe 'twp. ;and Beiroi-At the house of Phd
Mingo", Saturday Feb: 21. t - 4
1
, rider -At,the house of 'C H Ameill,-Monday. ,1111
23. 1 I I I 1 , ... ' "I,
Athena two. era Bor,o--At the bouse of .1 11 Pal!f.
TnesdAy, Feb 24. • ,I ii
. Smithfield-4,U the Louse of Edwin Bleleales,Woq
nesdaz. Yob 25.' 1 i • l' l'
springdeldrAt the liOuse of Daniel Brown,Thuif
day: Feb 2d. I', -: 11 '
Ridgrry-At the FA - urea Charlei Heady, Frid4,
Feb 27 11 0 1 1 , II
Sent Creek-,AI the/crse Of Geo.Buffero: 8a
day. Fl_ . :i 23. ,1 I Ii , 1 : ' 1 ,..;, __il
Well At the bowie at/ /ease Mel, ,saOrioarr.
March r .l I I 1 1 • '' k i .
Columbia ;mei Sylvania-At the house of r
Sherm n, Tu tidily, March S. ' 11
. Troy twp and toro-at. a house of -T 91' Boit
& Son, Wednesday. M 4. M
Ann a arid subs-At the bonne of Ira Bmi ,
Thura ,q, Mirth 5. : i I a
V
Cant la tap and Boro-LAt the horse of Slimly ,
Ban'dall, FridatlMarch 54 Ii 1 '
Fraultlin-At the house pf House Willey, BS
day, March 7,1 ! i I ~„„
Burlingtenirip and poro„At the Hera nO . .
Monday. Minch 9.,, ~ ' '
W, 5
Burlingto4A'est-At t he hone* of G Gau' •11.
Tuesday, March 10, 'l,' • I l_ 1 9
Gra_Trilin-4t the house of B P Taylor. Warn
m n ;-
day, arch 11.1 I I • 1
Leßoy-Atltlia,house oro D Holcolab, Mond t.
March 12. 1 I, i I
Barclay-At the School ;House at foot of Plan'.
Friday, March 13, I I •
'Slaeshequiril-At the house of .7P Rogers, Mondit,
March 10. I I t j -• t '' 111 1
Litchfield - At the hone of S B Canner. Tretsda,r,
March 17._1 ' I 1
'Windham At the hOusel of John lgsaves,Wediiiir
o-• day. March 18. I i . "\ ' ' ,1
Warren-At the house of JAmes Cooper, Muff
day, March 19. I i _ '
Orwell-At the Center EiroolHoase,Friday.Maroh
'2O. - I . I , 1 i . i f
litysox-Atthe houae 0O - Bichard klyers,6larardv,
MarcßQMh 21. 1 1 • I 1 • 1
O tarp and'Boro-- AVMs hOustiof A A Tay! T.,
Ifoodey, March 23 1 i .
"Merrick-At the holler. if Charles Bice, Thad'
March 21, 1 • 1 . •
Pike and Leßaiatille-At the bonne Of, P E C
Wednesday. March 25, I . 1 r ,
Tuicarora-:At the louse of 13W Wood, Thursda ,
March 26. I I 1 • i
Wyalusing T At the
' ousi of I M sown , ..
Frtdsr,
March 27. 4 1 I
Standing Stone•-Atlthe 1 40uso or. Henry - Mall
Saturday, Match 28. 1 1' .1..-
Assessors Will be punctual,in delivering notioei
tizables and in crushing retaras in person at
time spacified, in their warrants. at which tScue I
place the Board of Revision, will attend and hear tb
who considerlthemselves Aggrieved by the aiwi
merit, and mak , . imchlalfenstion as to them shall
i pearjust mairreaaonable. 1 _ _ _
a, ' 1 IBy moor of two ammo
Attest:-E.13. Ceormation, Clerk. • , 1
Commissioner. Office, Jan 26,1874.
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We will. be r prepared tolsell trout spawn
November 2041873,• to. Jilinary 20, 1874
cannot be trinaVerted during any other season
tho year. j 1. '
Also a splendid lot 'of tcrung fry for sale,dnr
the months Of Xebrtutry„ *arch and April.
The'proprietor Ming had experimce in loCa
arnillrrangingi trout pondi, offers his service
thesis contemplating laying, out •and stocking As
ries, at reasonable rates.
A beautiful Grove Ind t large Plemlo Semis
ranged exprds4lY, for Partial, is on the grounds.'
These famons; Ponds are located oh the Line
the Siillicitm.and Erie ts. about , 12 miles fr
Towanda, ! _
Admission - 0 pon ds ' : 24 cents; Season
For full partloulars capon or address "
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