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Thursday ) March 26 ) 1874.
Towan
LO O,AL AND GENERAL.
W. S. ißowmex his been appointed
_Postmaster at.Aspinwall, In this county.
; THE remains of Mrs. Gso. H. Bury
wore br6tlthkt9 this plifee lad week, and in
wed on iinday.
THE readers of !the Itspearza will
be gratified‘o learn that Mr. GOODZICH is rip
'ldly recovering from" the severe Illness with
chich he w i iis attacked on Saturday last.
C. F. rpol.s badly braised orie of
his thumbs thi lather ;, by having it
caught bdtwer of a couple oL
o;a' care he lu
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, BY reierenee to an advertisement
in shotberleolutin, it will be seen that " Waal
burn's Last Sensation" will exhibit in Kerctuis
liall'or 'loscloy evening next: ' '
Ambst the graduates of Jefferson
Medical College, Philadeltihis,_at the 'recent
iommence6ent exercises, we notice the iyme
of E. L. tlurvi.ex, Esq., t ot blonroeton, this
cointy.
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T rilE rnieciieut Mutual Life Tn
sonnet:, mpany is repTesented in this place
by Hitt -. Patros. This is one of to largest,
soundest .d most liberal companies In the
country
, WE TAKE pleasure in calling attenz
Lion to the advertisement of the Wyoming Com
mercial*allege, in another column: Hundreds
of gradnatekall'over the country bear testimo
ny, , to the thoroughness of the instruction
!Arita.'
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• MANy elt peoplQ throughout this
en
tire distri , will be glad to learn that Collector
4oNriztisl who has been confined to his room
by serionslillness for the past two months, is
much bet r. and will probably be able to ost
tend to th duties of his office very soon,
: . •
TIE Spring term of - the Sosque
,hanna Collegiate Institute, will ;open. Monday,
April G. The excelleni reputation earned or
this institution by the present faculty, is the
-highest encomium that can 6e bestowed upon
it. It 1p rowing in f av or and usefulness every
day., I r 1 : •
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ED. itipoput : At the meeting of
1.
Athens Building and Loan Association , 3londay
1
arch 23, the fall 1200 shares were
evening,
hich closed tho series. The money
owe: 12 shares at $97; 1 share at
are at $931 How is that toihigh ?
raid in, to
sold as ro
i 101; 1 sli
lioi r , OF lialjoll of the 'Graded
School, o names of scholars pith perfect rec
ord in att , ndinm deportment and vtodie!, for
the week zlnding *arch 20 :
1 ELL! Coxernx, Erna *Ear, Bert lIDTHICH.
D LLL IfiYtse Jlcons, Mars: SUSHI, JOE SMITH,
HATTLET4DT, WALTER COWIN); 11,ILBRY COD-
ja , :o MrS.---WAREM AYERS, of
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Albany township, have mot with a severe loss
in the sodded death of thClr eldest =daughter,
EL.Doas„ . Whiela occurred on Tuesday morning
last. She wairsp.bright,'• intelligent girl, Pitt
badding into wemardipod, and her, early death
has cast al shadow not only over the household
'of her parents„but the large circle of her ac
u tail oes deeply mourn her. I .
•
ELmotia seems to be putting on all
VIC airs o a large city, and arson,`•robberyiand.:
house-bre king are riot inafregnent eccirien
ces. The i lastaensatidn there crae occasioned
by the robbing of an unsophisticated_ r.ountri
min of &Lieut . ' $1,400, by a couple - of young men,
who had iplitisteere4, to "show him the ele
phant." The unfortunate man's name was
PETER 31.IN'aoicatin, of BainbrOge, N. T. The
parties who relieCail-..him of the ,\ money. .were
RussEry-- and Muss Kitcrrr. Thfly
- bare bee. &mated, and restored'.most of .he
money.
IVARAEN CENTRF:—Afr: Editor:" I
se o thitt Ivcu get occasional items from this
place, ani the following niay be pf Interest to
tour reat
era.
F. 7 • ,
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J. prat's new. store approaches comple
tion.a " Y I OE'' will have one of the best store
this part of the county.
Dr. Monaow has bought E. E.F. TRIPP'S house
and lot.. The Doctor has made many friends
during 'his residence - among. us, and we are
glad,
.he ~ has "come to stay,"—although we
sh all misa Mr. and Mrs:Tater,' who are going
to Orwell, where with their son, - J. P. Contras,
they have purchased .the n property- of C. G.
Gurnizr.l Tor.
. .
• .HE.RItICK Grange of . the Patrons of
, 1
'Husbandry, was organized by Deputy S. W.
Bri:li, odlthe 19th inst. The following are the
oflicere fdr the remainder of the year Master,
Geo. W. Elliett; Overseer, T. S. Camp, Lectur
er, Geo. Laudon; Steward, J. H. 3littCri; Ass%
:Steward,l4. - W. Capap; Chaplaini H. W. Camp;
- Treasurtir, 1. W. Caswell; ' Secretary, J. ,L.
,Camp; Gate-Keeper, EL Hillis; Ceres, Miss Mary
A. Mitten; Pomona, Sarah A. Camp;• Flora, Ad
1a Ellio4; Lady Ass't Steward, Annie Landon.
The . fdllowing arc charter rnerabers : Geo.
'lliodier.! D. lit 13eardisley, Jas. Robinson, B.
- W. Camp. Thos. Haney, Ethel Fuller,-` F. T.
Camp, P. C. Angle, N. Levenaworth, D. G.
Fleming Mra. l Fannie A. Came, Mrs. Catharine
Landon, Mr* Locita Camp, Miss Nellie Camp;
lty.vi Tilos. K. BEECHES, who sets,
p as a plliticg reformer, as well as a
reit;_Tiousiteacher, has won for himself an unen
viable reputation among all parties. The El
mira .Idtertiser administers the Reverend gen
tleman Si merited rebuke, in the following pan
gent parsgrapb, which.wo clip front' a lengthy
article devoted to controverting - 11r. B.'s posi
tion:
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"We grant very much to Mr. Bcecher's gifts.
He is endowed" with intellectual powers which
sometunes.seem miraculous. But his father
was a man, and his mother, we suppose, was a
woman.: Thomas himielf is of earth, earthly—
and we o.,rupelled, with all\oar admiration
iguificent sp.bilities, to record the con
formed from long and pretty thoronqb
te , t le'uitaiie, that he doesn't average any uet
ki tha.l the rest of us."
Tan following judgments were ren- .
,
,ired .mi,rch iii , by the Supreme Court in
j (a
Rave:
Putn m -Baxter ve. Henry Hickok. Error to
Comm 6 Plea.., Bradford County. Judgment
aihroadt. - -_- . -. _ •
— Wm. Brain re. E. Pomeroy. Error to Com
mon lihae,.Bradford county.: Order aflirnaed.
Johu 0. _Ward vs. Jeremiah ,Vandermark.
E.rror to Common Pleass, Bradford &minty.
.Judgment affirmed. _
OJC: ( 11cClellaild vs.. E.. Pomeroy. Error to
Comin Pleas, Bradford county. Judgment
aftikm•
The following judgment was rendered March
23, by 'be Supreme Court in Banc :
Tiog Coanty - vs. South Creek Tooriuthip.
Appeal from the Quarter Sessions of Bradford
- - - eounti Judgment affirmed. -
• PERSONLL. KIXBIMLY, of Sag
inaw, Mich., is visiting, her parents, Mr. and
Mr 5.17 3 1. C. Nsimr.E.
• •
-- ; JoIv. T. Pam paid us a friendly visit list
week. Mr. P., although quite a young man, is
a IPadwg member of ,the Philadelphia bar:
; I A Correspondent of the Elmira Adrettiser
.7, r;tin4 from liarrisbtirg, compliMents our
frir.ad ~Elvisi c hiek of the:transcribing room :
l will venture to speak of Mr. E. W. Smiley,
an attache of the 'l'rr.nscribing Sartusentin
,the as being manor w who has
... u•A received the appointment of ' assessor.
Ile is !an able - editor, and proprietor of the
Franklin Citizen. ' Long may he- live. Also,
a Bradford county mun, message
-lerk In the same department, be being an apt
ie rholar and of sound lodgment, is deserving_of
:11; the representation of his ronsettnents
in Br dkrd county."
- Twexas S. KEESE baa -returned from a
licit to :tiebraska. Herdaughtei7, ?Arr. Corm',
tame ,..,r0t with her.
TER Lam' Taro4sem Monne=
ur Cawroir.-The ladies of our borough met. for
prsyer andixeiferenoe on the subject of tempe
rance, on Tuesday last, March 17. Reir. Mrs,
Wetmore was requested to take the chair. Aft-1
kr e singing and prayer, it trafin . end and sec;
owed that Was. M. K. Wane act as secretary.
MOW Eve TILLS moved Qui a simple pledge be
drift up, which was seconded. It was moved
and mended that Mrs. 8.8. Derr; W
rut Imam, Mn.
.J. WILIIOI VeaDets,,
Eva True and Mrs. Tuns, be ready to fill th -
chair in case Mrs Waesousiwu 11' -
and seconded that Mn. :OEN VanDires, Mrs
X. M. Fr= and Mrs. M. R. Dort call upon th
pastors of our Churches for assistalum in
work, at: a public meeting - to i be
_held at th
Baptist - -Church, on Friday evening of t •
week. Moved and seconded that it be
the Ladies' Temperance Unkin.. Moved an.
seconded that •we hold a, prayer meeting o
Friday, afternoon at 8 o"clOck,
_at the reside
of /dm Camara rote of tha
moved and seconded; to the ',gentlemen of th
Rook and Ladder Company, ifoi^tke use of th -
pleasant room. Moved and seconded that w
adjourn - until Friday. M. M.Vurra, Bee
--Canton. Sentinel,
Tan teachers . of the Towanda Bo
rough :12?1.41ed School. held - their Lutitu
meeting on Saturday, March 14: Called to o
,der, by the President._Teachers present at ro
call: G.W. BUN, Ml* HOWEA;PERIMA
; II
an and Mitts . Tardy, Miss Camtuaru. •
sent, Misses SPALDIiCI and Pcnium. Minute
of last, meeting adopted. Reports from th '-
several grades were given .' Advice wu ask
by the'different teachers. Exercises, in me •
nds were presented, followed byffiscublon; on
in particular ,—" First Lessons in Reading,'
drew forth considerable discussion, which w4l
exceedingly interesting its well as proiltable.
Instead of teaching children by the old A. B. d. ,
plan, the true method is the one so success
ly tested since 1866, in many of the 'emit!' -
public schools of our country,/ in which tb
child is taught lit, by the object; 2d. by _th
picture; Sd,,the sound; 4th, the printed wo ;
sth, the representation of the sound in prt
nouncing type; 6th, the written or script wo
Many advantages are gained by this system r
The President then gave a short lectitre ;
school economy, which he will continue at o
next meeting. 'After the several appointments
for 'work at the next meeting, adjourned t•
meet Mitch 28.
Ttis following item which we di;
hordis recent letter written to a Church paper
by rev. B. J. DOOOLISP, of Georgetown, Del
will revive a recollection of a very interesting
season to the churches in this vicinity :
- "I had a most delightful service on the firs:
Sunday in . Docember;about Ave miles from this
place, at the School Muse, where we hive an
excellent Stuiday-echoi3l and where Igo occa•
sionally to preach. The attendance on these
occasions is good, And a growing interest id
spiritual things seethe to be ' developing itself
This will be shown it the date speeded by th'
baptism of three adUlta. A number of infants
were also baptised'. The school house wa s
crowded to excess, so that there was scacrel
room to turn, and the utmost seriousness an
solemnity pervaded the services from begin
Wog to end" Most of the congregation wer
yuung and comparativelpuntrained in the or
derly ways of our Church, but though th
shadows of evening began to fall before 412
meeting closed, there -was no manifestation o
uneasiness. In fact,. no ono seemed willing
T h e
and al that it was ood to be the
The scene l
recalled vividly t o mind similar ex
periezices daring the powerful revival at To.
wands, Pa., and its viand,* in 1865-ING. Then
it was not narequent to -find in any ' schoO•
house, within a radius of ten or twelve mil,
on a week day evening, a quiet assembly se
numerous that one could scarce get standing
room; end giving the most respectfuLattentio.
for hours to the glad tidings of the Gospel."
MIME
Mit* FLOIIM.CE Giumri - mvs, who is
nativetof this.munty, is winning " golden opin
ions"..as a public reader. She recently appear
ed-in'Tilrisville, and the Iter:'ald says of her
performance :
• I
. "The andieace showed its appreciation o
Miss Grcenman's efforts by con . ..l4nued applau • - 1
and two very elaborate and - beautiful bouquet
were thrown upon the stage at the conclusio.
of the recitation of 'Mary Garvi4" . '
To which the Elmira Adrert adds:
"We 'have this to say of Miss Greenman, the
' tdie is a lady possessing rare tllent, and w
„Predict for her a brilliant fatose. The poem
she reads she thoroughly comprehends,an
enters Into the spirit of the authors. Thre i
life and reality in her renderings which canno
fail to make them pleasing to even the dudes
of valiance'', and then there is that •freshnea
and freedom froth ell attempt at. stage effec
about her, that will 'sways render her efforts
pleasing. Fier voice is naturally powerful, clea
and tinging, and gives evidence of careful mitt
vation. She is now scarcely twenty years o
age, and has already won triumphs of whir.
older and mord experienced dramatic reader
might well be proud. In Elmira and other
towns and cities where she has read, she would
at any time draw crowded hotisaa. We hope
that at some fature-time, she may be induce.
to give another evenings entertainment ia.ou
; i
Cannot Miss 'GneEsx.tx be induced to visi
this place, and favor us with readings ?
• Tzaarrowx.—l was wrong in- in•
forming you in my last,scimmodeation, the
several gentlemen of this place were to star
for Minnesota. I should have sai&liebraska
They have since gone, and have written bac
that they are safe et their journey's end. t an
are well pleased. with the country. This .ot
course gives others the "western fever," and
will not be surprising if more shOuld folio
them to their new abode. .
A doTtion for the benefit of the Bev. D
Oftarr, as made on the 25th nit., but owing
the 'snowstorm which then prevailed, . brit fe
turned I but. Tlip net procyeds amounted t
-about 45. _
C. B.lramia and Miss V.II.OIIAN held a. mu
steal co yention here last week.' On Monda
night tliey gave a free concert, and organ;
a clessLk3r a musical drill. The drill lastednn i
til Friday night, when they gave another Cpiih
cert, 'which proved quite successful.' Mi.
Brun NK enjoys the reputation' of being a good
musician.
The citizens of Sugar Bun have at last deeid-
- ed to break up "the disreputable -drinking, holi
which has es-iited there for some time; an
accordingly e_tiarrant has beenlitved for lb
arrest of the proprietors. This is hat she
have been done before this time:' But
" better late than never,"-and if they will now
follow the matter up, they'may make an e*ani
ple of the present case that ‘will.bea warein:
to law breaking rum-sellers in the future. 1
• March 16, 1871. , .
TYPE-MAEMG improvembnt:
in manufacturing type, have been so marked in
this country during the Past twenty-five yeast,
that were GITITSBERG Cor „, FAUST to appear
on this "terrestrial sphere," they would
hardly recognize a modern type formdrs.
Ixthe business Americana have driven forl
'eigners from the field, simply- by surpassins
them. The leadintektablishment in N!hiladel
phis, and, indeed, in tile United States, lit the
Johnson Typo Foundry of 31.WEIELLAE, Sxrrus
Jennas, on Sansoni street, between Sixth
and Seventh : . It was founded in 1706, and 4
singularly complete in all of its numeroni
partme4s. •
•
, .
. To gain a satisfactory idea of the mysteries
and wonders of type-making, ono inns; vbif
this estiblistugent and be escorted over it
- ,
spacioult .. and many -storied buildings by a con
patent
petent guide, and view the various processe ;
Td dim supplement the knowledge thus gain
elby becoming acquainted with the three pub
lashed works of this firm :
3i e
Theivilpecimen Book, — a remarkably uniqu i
and splendid, mechanical and literary produ -
lion; The American Printee—a Manual of T -
Ography, written by Ta oxas , Alacßvul A 34 ,
Esq., one of the firm.
,(who possesses decide l d
talents aii a liteiary man and poet, as well as
practicaltype-founder); and The Typographical
Adeeriiser,iq ti varterly periodical of &italic ei
eention,,pu • ed and edited by the firm. We
have enjoyed all of these advantages, and
hence can speak advisedly of What we 'hive
seen and known.
Starling at the metal-house, we saw the an •
mony, copper arid-fin united in bonds stronger
tbs theiWormatrimony, to form type-metal.
WL;..ext saw the die, the nrtrix, and the awl.
ingmachuse, which produces an average of one
hundred types per minute—the polishing,l,
their rough edges by scores of little boys; nip
discovery of impelled types by means of the
magnifying glass; the processes of stared,*
ing, electrotyping, engraving' On wood, and
printing. All of theie- arts we saw, of
their interesting details, and were delighted ,
thereat, and filled ; notonly4lth admiration' ? "
but also with wonder. Saurus &
Joarisx . .have reduied the art of type-lonnding
i i to an exact and elegant science, Ind have de
lisirica and executed many of the rarest and
iiost sidithg styles of ortimental and pbki
Opes and bcirders, which are eagerly sought
end used by the leading printing Men all
'ever the country.
This Arm are not only type-ligualas„ but aim
;venders of every implement or tool need in the
printer's art Presses, eases, galleys, sticks,
wood entsin die everything from a printing
mem dein io a "brilliant type" type—so small
arc) he 'boat e—may be procured
at ills Jainism Type Foundry, and we know
that their productions and materials always
givisatisfaction: The ripe' ;go of the Johnson
Fogndry—now seventy -save years- . -has given
it the benefit of lop& practic.al experience,
which is being constantly snlargedhy the skill
ed enterprise of its proprietors.
Mom left for record in the office
for recording deeds; week ending Ifezch :
L. B. Bogen et al. to Joseph Powall, . Towan
da Boro. " •
Frederick Bachle to Martha 0. "Hodson, Ath
ena.
_
Abiop Baldwin of al. to Lydia Jane Evaia,
Litebtled.
John W. Drake to Eliphu Gleason, Rome."
Wm. D..Billgiray to W. Bnuihall,
,To!randa
Boro.
Wm. B. Clymer, per att'y ctc., to heirs of
Daniel Strong, deceased, Wells.
Wm. Bingham's trustees to heirs of Daniel
Strong, deceased, Wells. •
• IL L Scott et al. tb Morgan; Towan
da..
D. B. Ku l pp to B. 3. Dart*, Canton Born. -
James E. Cldlson to Flora Chilsobi Asylum.
Danlel . Heverly and sons .to Frsnk
. Koller,
Alba*. ,
E. It Parsons to John B. Adams, Troy Boro.
J. A. Homot to Elnathan Johnson, Terry..
David Cash's heirs to C M. Manville, Towan
da, Boro. ,-1
F. B. Chaapel to John R. Chaapel, Leßoy.
Ellen J. Wellee to A. Waltman and J. R.
Wear, Wilmot.
George 8. Lowman to H. J. Wallace, Ridg
bury. •
Thomas Illullany - to Thomas jr.,
North Towanda:
W. Bramball to M. 0. Moody, et al., •Towan
da
IL 0. Mercnr to Wm. H. Morgan, Towanda
Boro. .
O.L. Ward to Morgan L Moon, Albany
M. L.*Moon to Alice.M. Decker. Albany.
Wm. McNeil to Mary C. Decker, Wyoox.;
Isaac B. Decker et it. to Ada L. Conrad, Wy
-801. ' • I
Eugene Q,. Kingsley to Edward and 11. E.
Farman, Eindthfteld.
Joel B. Sinithto Andrew J. Stone. Fiilmot.
C. D.-Fergnson of Bonj. F. Horton, Speaho•
Hollet Stag to John Burrows, Herrick
•
IdTCIIFIELD.—Seeing little or noth
ityjilironk the 'State or Litchfield, your a l e;
table weekly b udget , either in-the way of nexs
or of our general growth and development, I
trust I may bo pardoned for making some brief
allusions to our status among the surrounding
Mims. What fastened upon us the cognomen
of the "State of Litchfield," is more' than I
know. - 7 - It is true there was a spasmodic effort
to inaugurate a "Confederacy" here once upon
a; time, but it is my impression the name ad
hered prior to ,that. ;iWhatever 'it may have
been, we accept the christening and trust we
may ever be found shining with no uncertain
light in the illustriOns galaxy. There certain.
was a time within the recollection of Many,
when it was one of the Democratic stronghold;
—that, after the polls had closed, and a major ,
ity proclaimed sufficient to carry the county by
the usual majority, our patriotic old sires
thought they could whip half it dozeikStites.
That was a herd timo'for the old Whigs, who
for many years only polled three votes, and
generally left as soon as posssible after voting!.
Those times and enactments have changed.
Oar moral and political status is creditable.
The Democratic motive power,, thanks to ad
vancing eivilizatioo, has been ezbausteiL , We
are endeavoring to live "soberly and righteous
ly in this preSent world." A general prosperi
ty prevails among our people—a prosperity
commensurate with the exertion put forth to
secure it. Like the,sarrounding townships, we
are developing a village or centre, which in
daily growing in iimportance,.and which only
proves how many home advantages may be se
cured:by a united enconragement i of home in
dustries. Wo'have l stors and shops in our val
.
lage, which otkr people seem disprsed to sus
tain, and if properly patronized may supply our
necessivio, ty.d secure a respectable business
at our own daori. We have no one as yet
"smart enough to keep a hotel,"—and for tat
.wo feel Aulythanktal. •
"The subject of increasing your subscription
list here has often been mooted, but as yet the.
'right mail for, the undertaking has not respond
ed at roll-call. At present 1 can think of no
better-.or surer way than for the editor himselt
to spend a fe* days among us, and write an
other !`Trip to Litchfield," which once created
such a sensation when penned by the renowned
editor of the Bradford Stiller. Now that we
have a Grange in our midst, it is pessible we
may Startle the world with some profound ideas
of political economy. If so, you may again bear
from JACOB.
, •
ED. EXPORTER : It is a long time
since we have communicated, and although wo
have the utmost respect for the silent con
tempt with which you.seem to regard the dra
matic rage of year down-town contemporary_
it is unaccountably hard work for us to keep
quiet, and therefore we do most humbly beg of
you-the space and opporttinity of coming into
the columns of your-paper, with a meek and
unaspiring communication. .
The item is , great on grammar. JONATHAN
JOHN was wise in making his frantic 'aipeal in
that direction, and when it informs as that the
ilzepwrze "has saw fit" to. do so - and So, •we
forget all, about policenien, and ;nen in 4 .'gray,"
or amen in "blue," and go back to a certain
timein the past, when a good, old-fashioned
housewife in tirisJown, had a church quilting.
The needles flew, and the thimbles clicked the
needles, and the thread knotted, and snapped,
and the quilt. grew steelier apd smaller, and
the ladies crowded closer together, and there
was feminine wit and merriment, inch as these
days aro losing Sight of. Just at the point
when the last roll was to be made, there came
a mort:of hysterical knock at the nett room
door.' The geiod lady of the house opened the
door, and in walked a little, piping, shrivelled,
sqiinting, specimen of the genus homO. He
could'see a little out of one eye, and therefore;
like the propeller of the Hein, he was particu
larly happy in a promiscuous 'use of the verb
"see." He seized the worthy dame's extended
hand, with a fraternal grip, and exclaimed in a
shrill octave, Ittache had "been down and saw
Brother and thought he'd come up and
saw Sister a little while."
The chile was a pious one, .but it could not
quite control its risibilities; we ue not profane,
bat we smile, inasmuch as the: Editor of the .
Reroarza "has saw At" to "do as aet " so for
midable as that of inquiring-t-the whereabouts
of a policeman on a certain Occasion,—which
inquiry, •it seems, has been instrumental in
bringing out, through the medium of a bluster
ing Item local psrigrapb, the antecedents of
a man, which, according to its own wording,
are ouch as to need the foraiceuess of men and
women who have lovail, and who stiff' love
their "native land"--and whose suffering mem
ories are a little too fresh to be rudely moved-
upon. ,&11 l little Rem, you bad better not have
said so much of your man. Be suffers far more
from your noisy explanations and apologies,
than does that other man, from your shame
less and unprincipled assault, and it illy be
comes you, of all men, to insult one whom we
well know has betriendei you, as he bas many
others, in that most opportune of all times,
the time of need.
From the ranks of such, including soldiers',
widows and orphans, and brothers and sisters,
; we exclalin indignantly .. against your abusive
-attack upon the Editor Of the REP3STEIL How
ever well he can afford to spare the commends
tioni of a man so enthusiastic in, his sympathy
for quondam wearers of the, "grin" there are
those who can illy brook these idle and , mali
cious assaults upon characters above reproach.
We did not intend to become so serious, tut
these unfeeling allusions to the "gray * sadden
us ii4xpressibly. • / • : -
' neighbor over the way looks at the mat
itersin another light, however. He says all this
Stir about policemen is a not ingenious ruse for
directing public attention to the , fact of which
policemen were; and which were not called in
q nestiori - as to • delinquency in the dpty of
quelling disturbancesoind that it was evident
ly kept open for 'discussion by some one inter
ested;
A third person insinuates, by way of amend-
Isientore Fie, and I judidng undoubtedly
frouitint feline enutchiness of the aggressive
paragraph, Diet somepolloot Mamma has been
disturbed In her sanctum unctoram, and it
thence in superhuman indignation, has
given utterance to this series of exaggerated
expletive.
• The Beronun having, called no name,, we
should have =tinned ignorant, and like the
rest. ofnienkind, Would have forgotten the
brief and inofferudve notice, had it not been au;
the irrepressible propensity the Zem always!
exhibits for proclaiming name', both masculine
and feminine. getting gone into original oar
'respondenee "gab), It is to be hoped wemay be
more definitely informed as to what it lugubri
ous Amity Of ours, who goes eitureh soda.
bles, already enspeots. She saw a woman at
one, recently, who. ske felt pretty inn, wore
No. sevoutUnd-a-half shoes. She acknowleded
the feet b4 lre somewhat lags, but declared
tam to exceedingly usettd,, and not , at all
out of g, according to the steadied of
proper used by the Greek 'Sculptors in the
Haman Structurel Department.
Aunty was quite distressed , that so proud
nent au individual as Newest) 4 1)--t• should
buy vizeger at a drug store and attend Meth=
odist sociable" so exclusively; She. *tidies us
to suggest thet the correspondent of a sheet
ambitious to meet the demands of the Vint
Ward multiunit, should avoid all sectarian pro
clivities. and buy vinegar with great discrimi
nation..
Hoping for some fainreiopportunity of corn
ing before' the public again, and fondly trust
ing that the Bent will not call together its edi
torial cap for the purpose of snubbing us, we
shall be compelled to close by saying that all
inquiries regarding• our glowing authorship
wM, owing to our excessive modality, 111808881-
ray be met by a simple and elegant
Mamas.
[
thorini (range was instituted on
Monday evening Last, 23d hat., by S.M. Brox,
Deputy National Grange, with a fill list of
chartermembers. S. S. LOCIEWOOD was elected
and installed Master, and W. H. Bociwam,
Secretary.; This grange has good material,
competent officers,
and starts off tinder Wom
ble =micas, and bas all the qualities which go
to make a siceenfulorganiastion.
THE iitdiefl of this place, met, pur
suant to the polished call. on. Tuesday
,afternoon
last, and perfected an organization for tiding in
carrying on the great temperate* reform which was
set in motion by the ladles of other towns, We are
not informed its to what their moderof procedure
will be, but whatever they, &tern:dui to do will be
carried out. si the organization is composed of the
'most Intelligent,Christian women In the community.
BE; B. L Iva, the celebrated
Methodist divine, will dancer . a temperance lecture
in the Presbyterian Church of this place ca Mimday
evening next. - Mr. I. is one of the moat Interesting
speakers in the country, and Ii well fitted to pre"
sent the tempera - nap canoe in its
. proper light. We
hope to seas full attendance.
D. W. HOLLERII ' ACIE, of Daelfore,
was last week.arreated on suspicion., of attempting
to burn hls; store. A family living overhewl smelled
the smoke, Snd gave the alarm In time to prevent a
contlagraticin. llousitnacs has beenbeld in 11,000
bail for hl appearance at court to- answer the
charge.
Tas Eureka works were. discovered
to be on Are Wednesday afternoon, sad the alarm
wa given. I Before the Are companies reached the
building the dames had been extinguished. The
Are originated in the dabbing shop, bat was extin•
gnashed before any damage was done.
in Overton was burned on
t last.
PE
BUSINESS LOC4L.
1[
stir Every variety of scanned
Fruits, ver cheap, at the Third Ward t roan.
•
soar. Yon can buy fresh Groceries
cheap far hat CALKINS' now GrOCet3L
AND LOT FOR SALE. -Apply
War, at Costae' Grocc
HousE
to GEORGE
Ipring styles Hats and
tudrectived it; TAYLOR it Dtvirs.'
lo' Swing Ilachine Needy
.011, at o,,,kfilltacies.
'
IN
tom: Apigles, Potat9es and
Fruits iipted at Cstaussqleir Grose]
iiiir Go I to Wnrroom# & S
Mercttea Block, for your Books and Sts
la. For the best Roast or
go to Miro Itustates.
Mi. If you want good goods,
remember the Old lied, White and
DA. Garden and Flciarer
lipecialty at the Third Ward Grocery
iir Several vstlnable Far
Houses anti Lots for solo by Iburrixrr
'HOUSE ND LOT Fos SALE On
—Terms emiy. Apply to Mrs. E L. Wo
o'er M. 3. I;oio's store:
VIP C. F. Close 116 the 11 est and
largest usortment of fine Books ever oiered in
this market I
Stir Pare Bluestone Osy. Plas
ter,- on band for sale at Dyersburg Male. Well
prepared an. warranted a pure article. -
...as, we advise you
d dour it F. J. CAtitlNB' n
fELL: I
that proper
cery.
oice Family Groce
1 . cheapest, at the Third W
C
cheap as th
cery.
on want the beet Coo ;
it Junes, in Morenes Bloc,
extant, call
endless variety of h i
~4E9s;. which are, being
war A
alms at J
cheap.
HATS.-All the latest
. Hues Millinery Store, Br
SPRING
at Mrs,
Towinds,
will psy you' to et
tr stock or Boots, Shoes,
'cling Bags, etc.
Cows*
loot'over o
Trunks, T
ho Court Howse.
Opposite
tie Area's Sersapa
!owl and purge out the
de and sores, which are in
rotten-ea within. •
purify the
pimples,
blame oft •
31. J. D nits, of the
I ecru, is in the City this
for tho 4ring:trade.
Tenon
chuibg
- fine assortment o
o Third Ward Grhoery.
J. F.
111611 " -. 1
Ware, at ti
le. Winter , Millinery Go& at
count, io - out for the Spring Sty at Mn.
J. D. H s 'a, Bridge-et.
raham Crackara, Oat Meal,
, Graded Wheat, it the TWO
• ry sett Bakery. -
118.
Graham
Want t
MIL; Bantam. & HAIGHT invite the
attention Of cash buyers to their superior stock,
of groceries at the Bed, White and Blue Store;
i l l)
,- , • )"L 1 '
Mir ld Gold and Silver ' bought
sud highset prices paid, at M. Bastiipw's,
Bridge -- t. . .
Der c rangers . and eveobody else
can buy lbw Clover and Timothy seeds it
bottom p etee, at &Taloa & Erman&
i Hafi
DS. you want fine Work
EuidoiuP, desire to purchome; an?, go to Z.,.-Lo
voli, a Lilt ddVer, .11rIchie-0t.,. It tr4 , l:
D. Ettm's *icy Store. 1 . . ' r -,,,
sir Larr3 stook of :Pictures sail
Picture 'framer, at WArroaxa h Bsatist i
atiea Block.
,
38.Vira11;i Paper and Carbine
cheap at' Wuncoxs & Satin's.
Morcura Bloat,
U Have you s Singer &Wing
Machine? Yon find at O. A. Braces many
new and unful ittaehmentn, which wiliadd to
the naellalnees and value of your machine.
~.iiirs T ea• a spzeielty at 'the -Red,
White & Blue Store. •
*vrerm*—if you want a set of
Distil, or Mattes and_Forks, or Surer Plated
Ware, or any Lampe or Lanterns. you can be
r
supplied at O f A. Biwa's..
LairAn opportunity that does not
ilani present Itself Is now offered. We have a
Spod bongo worth $3,500, which We offer. for
We for AOOO, and will take half the amount in
monthly payments. A. J. Noma & Co.
terFancy Goods and Eltationery
, for the holiday", better and ehmer than else
where, ett. P. Coosa'.
The " Girl of the Period " is
to be seen In the window of Laver s% Bair Palace.
oa Bridgo.at., at Km J. D. Buys Taney Stare!.
Thp bait - stock of cigirs in
Towanda at , the Third Ward Grocery and Ba
kery. "
star- Why run the risk of an mei
cient, when you can get a ticket goOd forft;
000 in cue of death, for 20 cents a day, by cal?:
ing on FRANK Miami; at upper depot?
- stir It is not generally known that
H. O. Warmout, , at the Boot Bindery over the
Itzrosnit °face, makes Blank Books In pm
style of ruling and binding desired. It you
want a new Ledger, Zonrnal or Docket, give
him s call.
Mathashek, Weber, HoofmarC,
Knickerbocker, and other Pianos for said cheep'
and on easy tern* at Cat; Passage & Cols
Temple of Music, Towanda, Pa. •
. -
itir. Hair Work Of . every
,descrip
tion vim be sold at 25 per coat. leas than New York
prices. Call and examine at E. ILavors's Branch
Bak Palace, Bridge-at., In ire: J. D. Exu.'s Taney
Store.
Fou SAL L--The new house on Main
street, second door porth of Chestnut street;
lot about 100 feet front. Terms easy. EDT:lira
on the premises of Mrs. Hours and •of E. T
Fox. '
Stir George Wood . k Co., TaylOr
dc. Farley, and Jubilee Organs, at lowprices and
easy terms of payment. Bend for circulars, or
call to see and bear them at the Temple of Mu
ffle Of Corr, PASLAGE & CO.
NS. Dealers in Strings will do well
to call at the Temple of Music, where they will
find a large assortment of French, German and
Italian Strings, at New York prices.
se. How often the qttestiou,—
" Where is the beat Place to buy grocerlear—is
salad by -prudent purchaser*. .The answer
hereabouts is almost unirersallf—" At McCann
di ramming"
is.. Do you want Shoes ' for a La
dy, Gent, Miss, Iloy, Youth,. Child or Infant?
Then go to Conszn & 'COONS, where you will
find a large stock to selecilrom, and at exceed
ing loir prices. Opposite the Court louse.
air Go and see 'Paz LsvoiE, who
ha4juat returned from New York with as immense
stock of Bhutan Nair, which he bought at his*.
rapt sale, and which will be sold at lowest cub
prides. at LavoneViranch Bair Palace ..or Elmfra,
N. Y.,—Bridge.st..toarazola, Pa.
as..C. F. Cross has already opened
his spring styles of Wall Paper. His assortment
has been selected with great oaro and with
special reference to the wants of this commu
nity. Purchasers will find it to their interest
to'give Mr. Coi call.
Caps,
s and
Stir, Why isthat Temou S. DA
v4ii dress men and'hoys better and cheaper
than any other hotise in Towanda. The reason
is,' they stocked their new store' daring the
money panie,'and are satisfied with very anima
PFoliti•
Dried
VeB,
ir Lovers of the weed will be in
terested in learning that McCann Lb EDWARDS
sae selling the best brand of cigars by the box,
at greatly reduced rates)
Steak
cheap
[ .Store.
Nona.—Parties having an unset
tled accininkmith the late firm or Wu.son
Irsrwim., or with the undersigned, will please
settle the same With him at his office in Towan•
da, on or before April 1, 1874, or the accounts
will be planed in proper hinds for immediate
collection. T. S.
,eda a
=and
Ta►UY.
REHM
ODEUFF,
es. The best place to. boy Saab,
Boors and all kinds of Lumber,: tiVal
Faorr & Son. Factory on Charles street. Of
doe 107 Main street. They sell cheap for
llg6 Gentlemen, we would call
your attention to our new styles of Shoes tot
Spring and Summer wear. Prices low ,
Oman. & Coons.
Opposite the Court House.
I to tr y
ow Oro
tier PIERCE & - NICHOLS tire selling
on varieties of coal very cheap. They aro sole
agents for the rale of the celebrated Bar Clay
- oval. Coal by car load at a discount.
es, as
rd Oro-
se There is one establishment in
town which is never affected by • dial times.
The reputation of the firm foi fair, honest dealing,
and selling good goods cheap reaches far and wide,
and customers are never scarce. It is hardly necea.
nary to say we refer to Messrs. MoOmit & EDWAZDS,
our principal grocerymen. When they sell a cus
tomer I bill once they have no trouble iin retaining
his p stronsge. Buch business men are Inll hal:torte
our town, and do credit to our common humanity.
Stove
eating
1
, Id very
A REMEDY FOR Hi Tnaze.—We
wish to employ a lugs number of women and
children, seating chairs, this winter, and will
pay cash for the win,. after a few days' in:.
struction, which will be given gratis *t" On?
Factory. The work can be done at home, if
parties prefer to do so. - •
styles
lidge-st.,
and
GaiterS,
Towanda, Dec. 8,1873
SUSQUEHANNA WOOLEN MILLS.—TIIO
Susquehanna Wcdlen Mills are no* open for
business, and we respeetfully,soiielt the . patron . -
age of all dealer's in' wool 'and woolen goods.
Specialties, eassimeres and flannels. Fail:nets
having wool for sale, to be carded or maniirse.-
turell, are invited to eall at thellills.
Ha to
bunion,
rely em-
M 0
• Sxrm & BEDFORD
;;Waverly, N. Y., Feb. 16, 1874.
eek par-
•
'BABE CRANcz :POE BUB/NEM—In
*sequence of the death of 151... EDWIN Wm;
of this city, the stock, fixtures asd implements
%of the Boater, Range, Stove,Tinwere, Peddling
aril 'general Jobbing business, formerly carried
on by him, and recently by Warn Tama,
Is offered for sale. Established eight years.
Sales last year $72000.' Building for rent. *p.
Stone
=
ply to or address . • It. 11. TAYLOR
. Williamsport, Lycoming Co., Pa.
lioncs.-For sufficient reason, I
think it desirable, jut and profitable, to make
a permanent reduction in my prices. There
fore intending nothing lint buainose,- and that
without lowering in the least the high standard
of honor and excellence which I always atm at;
I announce my determination to sell my pros.
ent spring and summer stock of, ready,mmde
deals& fluni4dzig gOl e, hats andsaPs, all Of
the latest styles and novelties fur tbs• coming
sewn, consisting of•the very best 'of all the
various kindrof goods, from line'lyollll to ordi
narrbusinces milts, which can be obtained at
my stare ,oa Main street. They have been
carefully selected by myself, with a view •of
supylying the wants of nly watt:niters \ and the
publio ge . Toiswili 'Please regard thla
card as an invitation' to all. • Yours respectfully,
• .111. E. BOIrMILFIDI
•
*f rill Wit
Jeneebyotgre..Bridge street. and price, his
goods, yotimill be Whiled tbst it to the Owe
110 Boll' Butter wanted at emu.;
E 2
Mir You can- buy everything in
the Grocery and Provision line a Mei cheaper
at MdlattE &means than any other place in
town. . •
FIIiINITUNE AT VOST.—naving , act
°Wed 143 chazg.i,7 l ;no., zi
it coot for the next tnlrs'y days.
NO. 4 Bridgo4l., Toirandf,,Pp.
ser Mr& R J. Mnioos is still do-
Ing a lively business. 8114 Ithepis supply or
everything the ladies need to - w - ear, in latist
Mies, , and eons at honest, living prices.
Booms over O.A. BLactrs China 'Store. "
I •
A 1 ..'
lamoirroi.—reople living up-town
n ordei . Unt groceries at 01111101 new
store thus siting considerable travel.
•S,. The beat place to buy.yeady
made clothing is it No. 4 2 dont:s "twit of Con-
DING, BIIBI3IILL &
Teacherkof music . can FM'
111411.86 Sheet Mole and Idaste,Bootts At Feachl
ere' rates, at the • Teroilici of Haile, Towanda .
Pa. •
• Mir BRALTD,Mg.r. & 7illizooz are
mating dilly itipideior fresihia and 'other'
fish. Also vegetables. A firm displaying so
much enterprise are ' entitled to a' generbtoi
patronage.
- Co-Plarrlituiete Nan'The•Gro
eery and Produce business, late in the name of
M. L Lento, at No. 1 Pafton's Block, corner of
and Bridge sVi t eets, will be ",continned
from thhil date by the undersigned hi the BIM
name of SiEviss & Lose. They wilt ,pay. all
claims against the _fernier business, abd with
thee:kali out-standing aeconnts mos I ',be settled
- withoht delay. They will continue to pay cash
for country produce, and will keep their as
sortment of goods at all times complete.
cizonoz STEVOIB,
• id. J. Loco. ;
Towanda, March 2,1874. • _ :
Mir The following ladies are here
by ippointed a committee to have charge of
the Lecture Committee's Fair and Festival, tol
be held in Mercur's Hall, April 7 and 8, 1874:
E. T. Fox, Mrs. S. W. Alrord, Mrs. Dr.
Furter, Mrs. J.,J. Griffith - , Mrs. E. H. Smith,
kit& Win.. Mix, Mrs. James Ward, Mrs;
Wm.! M. Mallory, Mies Mary -Bartlett, Mrs.
fames Wood, Mrs. W. H. Dodge, 'lllra. James
Macfarlane, Mrs. P. D. Morrow, Mrs. J. IL
Judd, Mrs. J. yir..Means, Mrs. C. L. Tracy, Mrs.
Turner, Mrs. Guy Watkins; Mrs. Dr. Pratt,
Mrs. John A. Codding, Mis. John D. Montrone,
Mrs. S. W. Rodgers, Mrs. li. M. Welles, Mrs.
D. W. Scott,. Mrs. G. IL Wood, Mrs. Thoinas
Woodruff, and Mrs. Lamb. , , •;,'
• From the assurance that we bare received
frond the ladies, we feel confident that they w
see us safely through -this undertaking, and
that they feel interested enough in this Fah: to
take hold of the same without further notice . .
Biorder of the Committee.
' I TO THE PUBLIC !—Parties in the vi
cinity of Wyalnslrg, dealing ; in plaiter, hive
with malicious intent been reporting t o my cus
tomers and others, that I have been 4ealing in
an inferior quality of Plaster; in shOrt, that I
only had stone from Cayuga county,.- for which
I had paid but ten cents per ton. Mich is not
the fact, as I can prove•by abundant testimony;
and it Laid parties do not Stop their ilamderous
reports immediately, I ihali - proceed'by process
of law. That I buy and deal In only , t h e best
Cayuga Plaster, tsevident - to all who have dealt
with'me heretofore, and is plainly proven by;
the fallowing letter, from the men el whom I 3 '
have parchased my entire stock „ ,
limos SPIIINGH, March 18, , 1874., 7
Mu. T. F: ESPY--Decii• Sir: Your favor of the fn
17th inat. came to hand this morning, ,and in ti
answer would say that we will certify , that we b:
have lie'en selling you oar best Cayuga Plaster, PI
Stone. . Respectfully. I .
Yawors, Frrou 7,
It will ba 4 seen by this that all
. reprikts to the,
contrary, ere untrue, and intended to injure my
reputation and bnsiness. I have a large stock PI
of the beat Plaider it my Mills at Itnincrierfleld 8 1
Creek, and while I thank my tustomers for
their patronage heretofore extended, I respect- cl
fully solicit a continuance 'of the same.' • 31
T. F. Esi , r.
•
•
Rnmuterfleld Creek, •31arch 24, 1874.*
_
lan of letters remaining in the
Towanda Post Office, for the week ending
25,1874:
Burch E H Mosier Samuel
Bartlett Dennis Olivit Misalda
Bennett Isaac • Park G B
Carman Ella ' Robinson Armind
Carpenter Hannah • • Ridgway Burr
Cosgrove Thomas Shores Chu 2
Cole Charles Simmers John W
Dibble Ella , Stebbins Mr
Day It 0 '•i:-, ri , Ingelifi z
Grafter Fannie E . Bridth Matthew
Grimes Patrick ' Sweet Lydia
ey John Smith ary Jane
Jones Thomas Thompson
Merrill
Hoder Mrs Sarah Vincent Ambrose
Lennie Henry Vangorder A 1) [i
Lehman Armand& ; Wilcox David B :
=
1 Thomas' Wortman Daniel ''
on Richard • Welch 'William I
Mc.Langhlin William ' Walker A J
Marra 111 - White Margaretl
Murphy J C Yaw Hiram 2 1
MeGill Alice v i
• l•
Persons calling: for any of tho above letters
,
will please say advertised, givink date ot list.
. . . , S. W.,ALVORD, P:K.•
,lIA.BRIED.
'THOMAS—ROCKWELL.—M the Troy Rouse,
in Troy, Pa., on Wednesday evening; March
18,1874, by the Rev. S. L. - Conde, pastor of
of the Presbyterian Church, Win. A. Thomas,
Eng., to Mrs. Wreseville E. Rockwell; daugh
ter of Hon. V. M. Long; an of Troy, Pa.
BIERRILL—WIGGINS.—At the residence of
the bride's father, in Windham, •Ittarch 17, •
*1874. by. Rev. W. C. Pock, Mr. Noel 11..Bler
rill, of Litchfield, and Misa Addle Wiggins, of
Windham, Bradford Co., Pa.
. , .
BTHIN—BLACK.—On Tuesday, March 10, at
the residence of the bride's parents, by Rev.
0. Baldwin, Mr, Carl'Paul4ofNew
York, and Miss Hattie E. Black, daughter of
John Black, Esq., of
Lellafsvile ) ,L'a.l , i
, •
ALL—ROSS.—In Granville, March 18,
1874, Mr. Lawrence 'Kendall' and ]Visa
Clarence Ross, beth of Granville.
TINIGHTSPEAtt..-lii - A heni fownililp, on
the 10th inst., by Rev. S. T. Dean, 1 51 r. Jo
seph F. Knight, of Byberry, Pa., to Miss An
na IL Spear, of Athens, Pe.
• ' -
MIISII-EOLLE.ti.—In North Towanda, March
25, at residence of bride's parents, by Rev.
C. Dean. F. li.Baeb, FA+, of OS/Aiding
Stone, and Mary E., &tighter of Ciptalii:.D.
O. Hollop
,PARDOE—EVERETT.LAt the hou oaf Henry
Walborn, in Bloaroeton;` March 18,!; by-Ref.
Hillock Armstrong, ;dr...Henry D. Pardee to
Miss Deidamia R. Everett,- both , of-Elkland,
Sullivan county. ; ' .
DAIIPF—RIC 4 ARDSON..I.-In Harrisburg, l'a.,
Wednesday evening, )I; eh' IS, 1871415 t thp
residence et Amm Bizleton, Esq.; by Dr.
Rahinson. pastor , of the First Presbyterian
Church, Mr. J. H. Dampf, of Corning, N. Y.,
and Mrs. Fanny .1. P. llichardson, , lcif Troy,
Pa. . . ,
J. 0. Fson do SON&
TOZEIL—In Athens borough, oh the tlthinst.,
Jdlius Tozor, Aged at) years. ! •
DRAKE.—In Rome, March -3. 1871;i I mre .
Josephine Drake. wife of •Mr. H. R. Drake,
and (laughter of Elder Smith Lent end Mary :
A. Lent, in the 25th year of her age.
After an illness of about2iii t Months; Which
sho'bore with Clirlitan resignatia4 she' hits
gone, we inrati"to kis furiW , er with the Lord.
Het life, tatitiglibrief, wai . lirtautiftdi r tad - vnis -
cliaracterizedlariiirtire;lsefaltess,
and all other . qualitita that make la worriiif
lovely and beloved., , This dispensation of ProY.,
idence eipechtlly heavy on. the' Inwitand
and Parents of the diceaSed,—but they "meant'
not as those without hope." The feheralaer: :
vicesivere.chp46o4bx Rev. P. ,
PENNEL.—In Standing Stork MarOls Mr,
Abram PedtielMedit attreit.: r .)
Mr: PENN EL was 'killed by a kick'.i from. his
Ilorse, which, ho• was loadidir.
s pu had . let it
roll on the ground, after which in playful.
tiers, kiakinpy about, it hit him in , the 'face. This
wag on nitleultrj the
21st inst.
HORTON.—In Sheshequiu tdwnst 'p, March
22,1774, o• scarlet fever, Nauoy May, daugh
ter dB. P. Horton and adopted (laughter of
W. C. and z th Hansard, - aged 4 years
.gui 15 days.' • ,
HAVENSON 2 -In Pittsburgh, Jan. 30, 1874;
Bev. Robert Stevenson, formerly of this
4
'county. , ,
WWI
MN
Joann Hots
1•11
I
DIET?. '
IVA
—,On Mtoisy, Bell. 28,, Miff Batab , iL::
8 !wife of Mr: Jesse BMlth, East
Btrondilburg, Pa. , - _. " -
8110,3 , 4313411 . 11 dl me 184 hisi4nii.
Miry 'aged 71'01ktie
14 ••
wino .4t Isigy -Astir
ft W‘01,40.4 Ai ilAintrni Adoil AMITi
112011 ; -
t6Z7
to 'lll4 ,l Bfat r thi4iithis
Ma ther& amen Oloont - east" ilk* inn Xar
the child whis t ipraillillecibut when gm in/
deMthon Mat iiiirratileet breed.- -
"And 1)&gi1 liOnieLthe child vai4st au, 1
hutted snd wept; for I sum. who cau Alin whether
God will be melons to ms#Owit the &nit insy
"Mit now lasts Med. wherefohi, should, r am)
Can I bring blot bith QUM' I shaTlgo to bhui; but
he 'ban not'estrwitto mi.'"` •-. ••• •
Here le ottoroCte•Prodolto , .. Inca - •*.sw.auusgat4o4.
thongh 40;44011s-Pot , bliriocisfr,At,i;Pqr,
yet we hoist We gulf l9e bYo,, 1 41 1216,
presence *
of - onr Savior, who, said.,!. Auger Utt,le
children to come unto me,'!'
- - - -- -- .-
£l l 0 i'Vlill 11-.. A. AItARK 2 .0 1
,TS:
- -11,momosara MUM' • •• ". ' i•• ;' '
Oorreeted.Oser7 1 101gut,10. ta C- 1 ‘ PATca
Wit Wanted difly. . , - -
, 2 bu5h..:.1e.t....: T.,!.... •'•s3 : 60 2', i 111
Bye, 2 bush. .4 ....• .4 '
..3 .3 •• 3 4.:„.. , . 05
•BackwheSt:littiii; : t r . . •..'..•. :1 - ' '...-.. ' '•• 05.
03124_, btiskt4i - " • ' 1,. ) , , .• ~ 45,
Oats, * ,
50
Bouts, i F •Zr •• - ' ' ' • 1 501)1 00
• Buttes (dal 9 18;......• ' • •15 2 10
do, 00742 2 new , ' 884 42
.4=4" 3 1 ,. .....:,_ . •i 2 '1..3%7
'Po , 2 bush.new. .... . ... ,:.......- ' , 70
Flour lit tarsal , • ' , .1! els BO
Onlans 11 tltisti - ' 4,3 • • = L6O
Wzmars aiaaarx.:-*lketi 6 11;. , Catifie nis.
Eye 50 lbs,t 0at212 Lbs.; Badss4lll6 titackwbalt
58 lbs.; 11‘21pit.; Bun 20 tht. Moves ,See4,6o
M 1..; •Tlut OW 'MIMI: Dried Peirebew 3171bit.'r
Dried Apples lbs.; gitoi•ett so u 316 i :.: f • p:_:.' '.,1;
•
The . day is 'nor-4ar- -distant
.
when those who totcrifica teeth that; by the ut
most skill may bo•saved and niade useful, will '
be considered gttilty;of mal-practice, and treat
ed ancordingly. Dr: Dodson, Arcade Block;
North ldWin street, saves frail and aching teeth,
extracts with ease, and makes artificial :teeth
that vie in appearance with natural l ones. ' -
•
Maness Dom : —A depressed,
irritable state 'of mind; weak, nervous; ex
hausted feeling; no energy or animation; con
tused head, weak memory, often with debilitat
ing, itivoluntary'dlacharhes.' The consequences
of excesses, ;pedal overwork'or indiscretions.
The Nxavous DEnrc.try finds a sororeigii cure
in HIIIIPIIREY'S HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
No. 29. •It tones up the system, arrests dis
charges. dispels the mental gloom and despon
dency, afittrejtmiates-thoentlfe sy4tem.. It is
perfectly Itaitilegs ant' arways 'efficient. - Price
$5 for a package of five bora and a large f 2
vial of powdery which is lin orient in old, seri
ous cases ; or $1 per singl , box. Sold by ALL
druggists, or sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address, . Cung B. INMITEII.
South end Ward House, Towanda, Pa.
C. T. KIRBY, Mercui's Block, Towanda, Pa.
I iscellaneons.
•
gni. THE i - I.lll4.o.—Having- had
JL nearly After b years experience in boring roubd
pump loge. I offer my services to the public. Work
attended to in any part of tae county in abort meter
and satisfaction guaranteed. . CALV.LX-A#42:l l f,
New Albany, 51Xrch 25-tf
r . •
HALE & i PATI'ON, AGEN-rs FOR
CONNECTICUT AIUTUAL I LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Office No. 3 Griftßh & Patton's Block, Bridge Street.
March 20.1.87‘i
K
. A. . Al.;;.; G RADUATE
P• • 17:m•atutr# or liCrIVALO, N, -
PHYSICIAN AND SIIKGEON;
•
SUGAR BUN, PA.
Office at Store of Browrtx.
March 2(, 18'31W.. 1 • -
MEtiCtrIV,S HALL, ONE INIGHT
ONLY.
_, • ,
; TUESDAY EVESING , MAE H 316 t.
WASHBURN'S LAST SENSATION .
The largest Hall 'Show over organize , ' In this coun
try, embracing the ;West dusted Gymnastic Per
formances, the greatest Musical organization, the
beat troupe of Character Artists; composed Of
7 STAR ,PERFORMERS F
sp =ndid Brass Hand and klupeit orcheatr
le _« t troupe of sir genuine
I .
' ARM §PRIRO INDIANS
3 CIIV.II/34ND CHIEFS. 3
AN D
3 DISTpiGIIII3HED DILATES, 3
net arrived front the lays yell conntry ; awl a
rlllBl REAL OKNIIINE r rtimeNg
brought eastifrom this great friendly nation.
71- e six Indiana are the identical party rendered
nu. us by their capture of Captain' Jack and his
r •herons band Of Modocs, and were brought out
y r. E.B, Washburn, N.sq, at the enormous ez
en • of over $5,000, and will at
exhibited near. or
is as, by Mr. Tirashbarn, In, rsiderationof the
ur ed favors tendered himduring the (many
e of his manertal life. Notwithstanding tho
rea additional eaperuie attending this grand chef
'oe vre of Manager Washburn, the old popular
r 1• will it'll pmail • I 1 111
A... sion 35 old a cents, according to 'Tile°.
d seats 75 teats. Seemed at Ktrby's Drug
o without extra charge. I I.
P ties holding numbered Oven tickets plu
med as above, will •be entitled to their s ate at
ky bout during the entertainment.
Ow* Yen comet aces at 8 o'clock. Carriage
ordered at 10;45. W, CHAPPr -
I , Dullness
1 I
Yoi
JO3 PRINT
ptiNEI \TH
'Dt` 0 Rli .1'!,.,
Jf i n3 i
.
L E G,14 'T ,
.0, Ai ' S, ,NOTIOE.. ,
slice all els he given that persons iehted
„..1 estate of Nosh Macer, late of Canton.
ec ‘ • d, are leguested I to.. .make iminediate
a ..etiti and an pe.rsons having claims against
. estate must present them only authenticated
.r ttlement. I THOM4O B. MANLEY,
1 . ,r NO! MACES, il s)
10 '74. !, 1 y Execu rs.
, I
, 11111TISTRATOR' NOTIOF,.—' —
lidUce is hereby given that 411 persons indebted
o t e .state of Daniel fleierty, bite of 0. , e:t0n,1 de
. . .d are requeSted to.make iMmediate payment,
d all persons having claims against said estate
•• . t present theim duly' authenticated fo ,ril settle.
.. e . t. , . - MATILDA- BEVERLY, ..
. 1 i JOHN MATHEWS,
.. ar CV74. 1 1 I / 0333 4 01,1 trit° 78 , .
~~.~
•
ISENISTRATOR'O NOTICE -
• Male heiebrgteen that an Rafael:is tiidetted
to nie eatate of ;Albert Barnee, Age of grnnle,
deOased, are requested to make 1174 n ediate psyzmit,
and all pervious having claims st sald; estate
mr4t imesent them duly aidbents ted-fOr I settle.
mad../ 4 -4,1 8.&111411 BABNIA!
- ITOR&CE UMW,
iat 19 . '74 * I Adudnistrstots.
ALViIINTRATOR't , S OTTPA—
Notice la hereby .given.that Pa person lnds ted
to al 'estate of Villains Mogan; lite of Wpm, &-
rested, are 'requested to make imuiediate payment,
and all tenons baring ciatms'against said estate
must present them duly authenticated for, Bath:-
nicht. - • ' %NAM= BOAGL,DI,.
' ELMO; ,
DAYTON ALLEN, ...
Administratoie.
' .
5n
, A , _ ,-
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lIDITOR'S 14,971cTE. -I. K.
Brown vs Thos. P. ,Lam b tho Court of
Cotamon Piewi of Bradford Contaty.-1.0. 296, May
Tam, 1873. . , ~ ,
' • The underafgtiod,. 14-Anditor,lippointod by said
C•a
rt distribute' moneys in , thb Sherlfra bands
art in from 'the sate ; of ,iletendlint's real estate.
w • , ttend ' to duties of ,suCh appointment
at office in Toarand3 Borough,
,on F IDAY,
IL 10', 1874, at lb y'cl=s. m., w ere all
pe sorts hiving claims upon said funds m at pre
vent then or be fortorer deb frMa gin
upon the same. 1
~ INO. W. V,
• .6'74-w4 ---.=. i • : A ditor.-
w. , ,
. , Y.O:4IING r , SP.IHIKRY - AND
: ,
l' 1 :: I - 1 . :-
.',.. COIMERC.I.A.T., I cOLLEG .
,
lit* corses, or sray• prepares ladies nd gen- i
Demon for College. tor teaching and for thnnees.l
° l °lkintilfierEl l 4 l o;74shictuatlea , L ll cleptes ,
Ancient and Mo dern 'l4 iv:O%M Vocal and Instra-1
mental Music. Drawing and' Painting, Ecince and
plictice c.,! accounts, • Teleiripletc., etc., tauga
by- apertencedi teachers? . Ex uses reuonahlo.l
Sprtrig term opens April Bth.'? Co mercial atidenta
address Prof. L. L. EIPII4.GDE• 'All •
.i 11EV. D, COPECAND.- A.' M
- Mar 19 ; Dr Kingaton, :I,r
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-IE, .i i i i ll4B.4c#4-EN, I ,A ._
1 i
- Piiii;filDOE ,CojfinlS 'from' Crosby's strain or
Cennecticat, crossed, with r hilander Williams', of
- Ifesi..in 2 Ported stock. ' 4 1
/TIT cOCHINS from S. erre' linported stock,
crossed erith Philander Willisins'._ - 1
1
rpcIPII& OMB= IlltAglit4S front PANE'.
EUlams' Doke of York. I.
• inferickcppecieriensiienti pia. ~ - . 1
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7
Ao r olicireicblor Ulaiziangis also in their
re u. Send t 1 company for price list; 1 1
i i • -Lll,stwassing 4 00:
. lib. I if
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PING DONE siAT Ausl.
NitY,.4INGSBUIT'S DitTSS ) r
.f.NG 110GP4No. 2, ABOADE
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SIreJQWI/111NA
The flpring testa; of this histitution w'
mane 1191IDAT. Allllll, 6. 1874. '
me vain. will be spired to maintain
'steadies of the institution; and by careful
to the Interests,of each individual student
Mgt&lll9re ffielt. Isola teacher
hie apeciality. and use e p 2 ; every facility rt e
fttmaintereattng. andpartme tourer* the ungest
it
la his nt. • • '
Classes will b de e
brganlzed in several new
in Reisman and Language. Also the. chess
Orb WE be remodeled i , s c :*) as to.' meet the
new students dedrtng pursue 'these b
• To save expense text books. the same a
county will be used In the English branch
'the exception of geography. 1 1 , 1
....To make ;the sojourn of non:re/adept
More pleasant, "the Principal will , use hi.
•aitruited but is lbw sedate= the; Institute I
—foeboarding purposes, where scums
itiriustiout and provided with clothes ides
otherasouventences will be furnished for ' t.J
ladles.. • 1 1
• The best rooms in the Dula* will be ft
and assigned to the „young men; all will' I
the, house of the Principal. ; There will be
arm,: Ulm on the part rd the Principal an
of the manner in which students - employ
Prim for hindilied sooni and board,.
0 1 4. lights, and washing not to exceed si
$4 0 0 per week. Students will ;furnish
toiletend be held socoUntable for the fuu
their rooms. 1 I • • ;
Those desiring tOprepare themselves for
of, tseclong during . the ; following, Somme;
apply to the Principe , at one.
Tuition from fear to Ten Dollars r er r
cording to studies pursued.' ,
,Tor Mrthempartienlani or eircillars. adc
E. E:QI7LNLitIf, Towanda Pa.
- • . , hiILLES YO"
IPros't Board m-
NEW -ROUTE' TO P
P/ 8 1
NORTH_ TwitiffNLVANLe,
Shortest and most direct line to Phil:oho
Smote. Washington; and the South. 1! :1
L'assesigers. by this route take ledna 1
New Park Railroad train, passing Towanda
A.M., aXul 2:05p. re:, make close corunk
thlehem with Express train of North Pe
road, and - arrive in Pldlaidelphis at 8:20; P
10:30 p.m.; in time to take tight trains
the Smith or West' Nines% cars are attr
2:05 P.M. train.. 1 I - ; .
City pasienger cars are • at the Depot oat ,
all trains conve passengers to, the ratty
and to all partsof the city. • _ • 11lI l l
szn•faxixe. ' • 11,
Leave North Penn's Railroad Depot, co er Birks
and American_ 11-, . Philadelphia. at 8:30 & :43 &.11,,'
arriving at Towanda it:•All.115 P.M.. 611111 evening.
Mann's Baggage Raw), collects and ;de vets bag.
gage,PAU. No. 105 Sant 111th, street ~ elphis.
_ =EIGHT ACKAMEMODATIONIL 1 ..
Freight
Freight received at algae) Noble l :t: t: Phila.
delphia. and forwarcled y Daily Fast Pre t trait.
to Towanda, and all Poi is in Su vita) ban vane."'
with quick dhspateh. , - ELLIS
Pr il
I
Gen. A" S.P.B. ~Fro nt and W . illo
• Inn , 3.1872. I d ''
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AN ENDLE'
VER-WATM
BEA UTLFU
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Christmas pr
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In either town °renal
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wands, Pa.
.4 Man 19. '74 tf.
PORT
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_ ZA iiALE..'oedialf-and
__ and
ad property he the Mountie* Of grilliven ;
and Britoil d; State of Pennsylvania..- -4
By virtu of a mend Mortgage or Deed of Trost. ..
executed .and delivered by the Sialliven 4 Zeta Coal •
and Railroad Company, of the State of - Peansylva- -
We, to the indents - nod - se Trustee, dated• the first
s i
day of No natter, DEO, and, recorded In the vane
for record g deedsp kc. , in and for the, county of
Bradford. n said gene, in Mortgage 13aok No. - le, .•
pager 80, and 32, on the 2.7 X day of November.
A. D. 1 and In the, arks for the recording' Of
deeds. to. In nal for Shahan county. In end WSW..
in Ilortga o Book No. 2. pages 82 to 88 Inclusive, on •
the sth ds of December, 'A. D-,1866. " . i• '
1. the tindersigned. as puttee is aforesaid; hereby"-
give 'notice that I will, on WEDNESDAY , the 11th
day of 'OCTOBER,IB74; at twelve o'clock stioon.
of that diyi„ It the Rschenge Sales li,',iiir.i. Number
t f;
111 Des* y, in the City. County and State of New: ,
York, sell auction to the highest bidder, the prop- '
city. tigh , privileges and tranctdies conveyed or
intended t be conveyed tome by said
. Mortgage or
Denstof Trust . ; default having beeiL made by the
said Comty in the terms and conditions of raid
Mortgage, `and such default having• centinned for. •
the space of sixty Oast, and 1 being required liewrit...
ix 44 to mane'Buchan in °by holders at least one :
tenth in amount o' tho bonds secured by said Mort- ,
gage or Deed of- Trust, which were at the time.of
making such renneet due and outstanding. - •
_ The prolerty aforesaid tnelnote some Ave - thou- .
sand acres of Isnd situated in Cherry end . Colley
townehips,'ln Sullivan Counly.in the State of Penn
sylvenis,•being the following , named warrants and,
Parts of warrants, to wit ; John Baker and Andrew .
i L
Epple, and parts of Philip Stein, Ueorge Roberts. '
Joseph P. orris, William Stein, Leonard Jacoby.
PhiliP.We er, Henry Eppie, Peter Heiner, d
Davi,.
Zeigler, net Carpenter. Reber Chase. Dudley •
Chase, Eliphalet Gillet, Thomas Odiceiii—,Richard '
Tomlinson; Jacob Ititzer, Joseph. Tatem. Caine=
Reed. Betting Geyer end Christian Getting, and'be
leg all the Coal lends, of the said Company; and the ,
railroad or and Company; and all the lends - of the.
and Company now occupied - for the erection of de
pots, constructing sidings, .tic.,andtis therosd-bed •
of Bald railroad front their lanes in wad county of
i c
Sullivan, t the present northern terminus thereof. '
at or near her Borough of Monroe, In the County or -
Bradford. State of Pennsylvania ; and all the corpor
ate french! sof SAW Company . as secured by their
.Chatter. . ogether with all and singular the 'build;
legs and improvements, rights, liberties, privileges,
hereditamonts and appurtenances to the same ap
pertaining with reversions and remainders, rents.
iesnes.end
mare
thereof. 1, • ,
:For a mere full and complete .dacription of the r
property to be - sold, with its boundaries and tote
tions, reference May be hadto the said Mortgage, of
Record l aforesaid. ,
Terms'qf Sale—i—Ten por cent. of the purchase
money is tebe paid cash in hand on the day of Sale,
and the balnice is to be _paid :militia thirty days
'thereafter, et• Room Number 4, in Number 48 Wall
Street, in lie City of New York, State of Few York;
and upon payment of the said balance in full, the
i purchaser will receive a deed to the said property, .
conveying, such, title..as is vested in Me as Trustee
Alleforessid.• Dated March 19th'. 1474.,
:- • N 1 JOlllt A. STEWART.;
Trustee 14or the b - ond-holders of the Sullivan tr.
Erie Cost and Railroad Company, •
4 'lo r . A. W/ STEWS,RT, Attorney for Truit , .., 48 Wall.
Street, Nei York City. - , . •
March 26;'746m.
The above adverilsement speafs in the following
netrepaperp published in -the city of New York; to ' •
wit : "The Evening Post Weekly: .
"The New, York
Weekly 3411;" "New. York Ispesta ter and Weekly
Cominerl Advertiser." ':•,' ,-. • .
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riches.
to the
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ORPF T EANS' ',\COURT SALE.-By
virtue of an ord er leaned out of the - Orphans'
Court of Bradfordi
County, the undersigned, admin. •
istratoret of the estate of Jonathan Whipple, dec'd.' •
late of A.littin, will expose to public saloon FBI ,
DAY. 31ABCE1 27,1i1,14. at 1 O'clock; P. 'AL, the f 0 1....
lowing described prhperti , „ situate in the township
of Asylut and bontuled as
_follows, viz I On the ,
-north by tuls of B. Laporte and Wilson Frutchey:
on the east by lands of, Jacob Emery.- P. X. Hornet.. ~
and Charles Stevens ; 'on the south by lands of F.
X. Homdt and Charles Stevens; and on the west by ,
Wilson Frptehey, containing about one hun4rod
and tifty.f ar acres., more or less.. The property'ls.
one of the naost desirable land beautifully located, 't .
farms in t e county, well Iratered and fenced. 13 •
scree nod r gbod state of cultivation.. balance sell
timmred. The property will be divided into three
parts. or t suit purchasers. The Liiildinae are a . 3
geed frame house, one large bank barn. With shed
attached, andother .ontbuildingi. Tbere is also a _
good apple and peach orchard and other fruit orittm - ,
place. Ths property is located one and a half miles ...
from Freti;•titown StatiOn, on the L V: It It.. and
half a mileffrom Asylum Tillage, and is near church , ,
and school • I " • . ...
.. , .
Tortne:—Tr - en per cent, dawn ; $1.001) at confirrna- .
,thou of sale; ~ balance In Itwo equal annual install- ,
• meats, wit interest. i ' - •..
r C. F.:WHITE. ~ . '
. I 1 LA.NI.ICO WHIPPLE, •
Mar 5;71-4 a• - , • Administrators.
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ORPHANS' COURT . -SA_LE.--By
lorder Of the Orphins7. Court of Bradford Cc , .,
I will expose to public sale on the premises, on
aforraty, - ,A.Pnit, 20.1874. at 1 o'clock, P. the
following
. o.escribod real estate, situate in Monroe .
twp., bounded and described he follows : On the
north by Towanda Creek, on the east' by lands late
: of on west by the Sidlicata d: Erie Biii !
req. on the south by lauds of W.l - 7: Becker, ccu
taining eibrt of an acre of land; with a; frame
dtcoiliu ' md stable thereon - being a lot purchased,
Of S. . ,hlden, and, land of the estate of Btith .
Northrn deesased:
, ITarnis of gale, sto on ,the,
property bAlug struck dowr.;.on °half cf the balance
on coati mkiti,u. of sali; the balance In six month.F. ,
thereaft r. -; , J. in. 8311TH,.
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LICATION. IN DIVORCE.— •
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r ' se' e t 're' 3 17y' n W o i t t i c a 7 JY:S a i- 2 11 3 0:1e. € tt er' E - . T iiitc 9 o 73 x . , - -
ri c, as applied to the court of obromon plta.. l / 2
I or, Co. for, p dirorto frord.:tho bonds 14'
Iny audthe .sald court 'tail appointed Mon '
1 ity day tir may. 1574, for Xteariug the said
r
.., 1 the premise% at which time and phee
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A LI P:t _ lICATION TN DIVORCE.--R
T. R. sine E, Turk.. 2 -NO. 148.; Dec: T.; 1 :73.
You ar :. 1 1 1ereby notified' that .John Turk. your
J
liusban . hiP appfled, to the court of common pleas
9f Bra ord Co., fora divorce from the bonds of Mat-,
rimony, and the said cmitrt has ap)pointed 3londny.'
the 4th day of May. 1§74, for hearing the.salti Jahn
',
in the premises, at which tiiao' and place tota
can attend 4 you think proper, , ' 1 ' ` - f
Mat2t. I J. M. SUITS. SlactliS.
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P ' ICATION IN DIVORCE , .—
To Ilia haniel B Stevens—\o: 146. Dea.T., 1873.
You are he coy notified that Antoinette Stevens,&c.;
'your wire, s applied to the court of common pleas
of Bor co., for, a divorce from the bonds of. .
matrim nyl, and'tbe said court has appointed Mon -,
day, ' 4th day 'of May, 1874, for hearing the
'Said An inette in the premises, at which time' and
..
place yea anc attend it you think proper. •.
, Mar 24. ' : t l. M. Infrprf. Sheriff, '
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A. PPIIIC tiTION IN DIVORtg -j
-;LAL.To Ephraim Y Andrewe--No. '719. Dec.T. t 187 . 9.
4
You beret') notified that Matilda Andrews; &c',
your wi e. toad applied to the court of common pleas,
of B ord Co., fdr a divorce from the bonds of mat- •
rimony and the said court has appointed Monday,
the 4th' yof May, 1474, for nearing theaaid Matilda t
in the raises, at which time and place you can
attend 1 you Blink •ptoper. - -
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PP ICATIOIN.L — I. L IN DIVORCE.
r a it JOsepb Ketehum.—NO: 805. ' Dec. T.. 1873.
Yon hereby notified thatifery A:Ketchum. kc...
your wife, has applied to tho court of common pleas
of Bradford CO., for a divorce from the bonds Of
matrim
t ii
ny, and the Bald court
Mon
day, e 4th day of May. 1874,
,for hearing the said
has appointed
Mary A. in the premises . at which time and place
.yon can attend it yon think proper.
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every
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APiIAnATION'IN DIVORCE. 4
T 1) livy Button .— .: 606. Dec. T. 1,573.
You ar heireby notified that ; Iloracel Batton, your
husband. has applied to the court of common pleas
of Bradford Co.. for a dliorce from the bonds of
nastri on-3. and the mid court has appointed Mon
'day. th ith day of , May. 1g74, for hearing theltaid
Horace id the premises, at which' time and place
yon ca attend if you think propel..
Mart .. .. : J. EL SlFTEC : Slierill;
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J. M. BMITH. Sberbr.
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. DIVORCE.- . '
Chandler.424'o. 419, :say a ; ., 1973 ,
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h reby notified that, Harriet Chandler. k.c..
fe, has applied to the court of,oominhn plp.;
for CO., fora divorce from the bonds 'of .
on , and the said court has. appointed Mon-
1.• 4 h day of May, 1.;74. for hearing the said
in the premises, atwhich. tim.o andp ace you
nd if_yon think proper.
l ' .- 1 T. M. Smith , lriff.
' , ' CATION IN DIVORCE.-,
0 - ,abtth ti anneal '--No. 80. 5ept,T.,1873. -
h
• reby wattled that George Vanness, 2nd.
I sh nd,,ho applied to the court of common
.) B adfbr&Co., for a divorce from the bonds
r ony. and the said court has appointed '
y t o 4th day of May, 1874, for hearing- the
cor m in, the promisee. at 'which time and
on an attend - if you think proper.
''• • • .1, M. SULTEl,'Shoriff. _
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sb nd, ~
B.adfbrc
• •• any.
t. 13 4 1 / 1 oh
iryo in tb ,
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0 PORATION NOTIdE.,---
tlit -
7 nr ii c a h tt f r o c i f A th u e sti in u c vin orp e o . La x t , G on ,
3 o r f ol h m e ay Fi i: rst ,
o I hereby given that the above named Au
. presented to the COnrt oreoremeu
f Bdeord Co. their articles of Aesoziation.
fur a decree , of Incorporation, and the 'said
.r ng emaruined the same, and finding them
, alit decree that they be incorporated as
for., on - Monday; the 4th day . , of hlay,
t 2 o'cleck. P. tn.; untees cause be shown tom -
. tzar!. ' - 11. Id. PECS, " .
26.1 - . • ' Pothonotary.
- 11!S NOTICE .
tit is hereby given that :dryer:sons Indet ttl
c y tate of Ann Makinson, late . of Pile, 1
! ed, aft, requested to make immediate payment
p rsons hating against said estate
pre ent them duly authenticated for seat ,
SAMUEL ItIICTii
Executor:
LATIVE NOTICE. •-•- , No-.
eroby given that an applicatiodWill be
Legislature to pas" th act entitled an
orizo the Bowl or Public Highway along
anna river on the sides of. the mountain
hip of Rtanding Stone. Bradford County;
-d by'the commonwealth."
'tend Starch ad; - •
HIRAM GORDO'S.
lIE:NRY W. TRACY;
- • SIMON STEVML .
.10,11 N TAI1401t:
'lOll-Saltift STEXESS:
9 I,itINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-=
.-si es is larielgtren that all persons Indebted,
est Ate of Jonathan WIAPPIt, late of A!lnti
mast make Immediate paymen t , an
having claims against said estate imust pre
trem,dnly anthentiested for settlement • •
- • C. E. Warr .
LANDIG WIMPLE..
•r. b It. , • • Admltastratdrs-,
!IDS Di 'IST:HATO:VS - NOTICE.-
N co is hereby given that all persons indebted
o estater of Levi ' D. Aibro, late of - Albany
d axed, are requested tor.ztakee immediate
en , and alt persons huhu.; claims agslust
es must present them dolly authenticated
tthiment., • went. -
AYES. • .
• r lil. tsl4. , . - • Administrator.
I 1 t :10 to) I# Dm
• is hmebygiven thatalloorsons indebted
-fate of Abraham X. Wortlen. aro rmaestea
fmmediate • payment, and an persons hay
,.e against said estate most
,present them
henilested for settlement ' t
C. W. BEVICIEX4..
A.dmtalstrator..
With. the Will
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