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Tuida s tit yollGly 751874.
LOCAL AND GENBRAL.:
THE old nation that oysters ware
unfit to eat 0=44 during,the months in which
the letter' "r" occurs, don't deter ne from par
taking oe the "bivalves" any more; for sines
the first of May, 8. 8,-Szarra, of the Senate ss
loon, presented is with a bountiful supply of
the finest oysters we have ever tasted. They
were large, sweet, and very palatable.
ni.onnr to notice that our
Tunkbannock cotemporaries have, gotten by
the ears. In thelreported proceedings of court
last week,' we notice that in the case of the
Commonerealth vs , . L. DAY, of the Democrat,
for libel, , P. prosecutor, the jury re
turned a Verdict of not guilty, but defendant to
pay coats; We don't believe in - such verdicts.
It DAL was , guilty, be sborild have been punish
' ed. If not - guilty, this jtiry bad eto right to
bins in this coats. , At the same court,
the grand jury retartsedit true bill splint P.
Xmas . , late of the Republican, for libel, A. DAY
prosecutor..
AT THE meeting called - for the re-
Ingftnization of Bradford County Agricultural
Society, on the! evening May 4, 1874. Hon.
SrunarD: HeMosass wis made Chairman and
Jolty W. Mum and A. B. &imam Secretaries.
Remarks Were Made by Col. J. F. Muss' and
B. F. Bowxax. 1 011:motion of-C. S. Roseau. it
was -
Resolved, That.B. Knykendal, Robert Bull,
J. Delpench,ll. H. Banning, • Hummer Bli
ley, Samuel Buck B. Laporte. M. F. Ransom,
.1. W. Means, B,' l F. Bowman. Ezra Batty ba a
committee to report &plan for organization and
permanent officers for this SoCiety thekeurrent
year at an adjourned meeting of the Society, to
be held at the Court House, Monday 'evening,
May 11,1874.
31Air..Ho* ArrsAcrivs.- 7 At this
time of year, when the " otherial mildness " of
`spring, althongti it may not be here, is eagerly
looked forward to; bat few people, Compara
fively speaking, } seem to realize how beautiful
a dingy back yard may become at the expense
of a little labor ind a very small amount of
money. Dail, unsightly walls may be covered
by bright green; leaves and starlike blossOms
of the convolvolus, while a narrow strip of
earth may be made to yield flowers enough to
perfume the .w hole house. Window gardens
may be made for a very small outlay of trouble
and eipense. Almost _ any boy is mechanic
enough to construct a box which will fit on the
windoW-sill, and a few flowers in pots will - .
smarten ,up a Zoom to a marvelous extent.
Boys and girls Make excellent gardeners, and
,they will find plenty to interest them in the
care of flowers, besides it will endow them with
a commendable industry, as well as a love for
the beautiful and a desire to make home at
tractive. ,
'AfoseoETeir..Ll . lionrOeton Lodge of
I. 0. 0. F., No. 137, was reinstituted on Battu-.
day, April 25, P. G. S. Nicholson acting as
Grand Master; D. D., G. M. Blackman; Grand
Marshall; P , G. Calkins Grand Warden; P. G.
Clanson Grand Secretary, and P. G. Snyder as
Grand Treasurer. . The following are the ofti
cars elect! for th e present term : Patrick Dan
fee, N. Cr; M. m. Coolbaugh, V. G.; A. Mullen,
Secretary, and J. M. Gregg Treasurer.
A special session ViLti held in the evening,
Brother Nicholson occupying the, first Chair,
and 0. D. Kinney the second. Twelve candi
dates were introduced and initiated ; eleven
time were elected to membership. The lodge
starts off with every prospect of success. There
aro now 'sixteen lodges of the Order, iii the
county, with a membership of about I'4lllllam
hundred. Notwithstanding the snow stbrut,
there was a goodly number present to witness
the imposing ceremonies. finccesi tallonroe
ron Lodge, • !
PEssoNA.I... I 7 --C. L. lams, Esq., has
,
returned from the west; and will probably re•
main here perManently.,We cordially 'welcome
him back.
—Goan Faiss.'s smiling countenance was vis
ible in our sanctum. Goan is a genial, good
hearted fellow, and we are always glad to see
Lim. -
' 0. T. :li,tour.r.,,Eari., of Lock Haven, is in to.. n
on a visit to his son; NODLIG ,
Lawyer kfcbusric of .Willesgarre wa+
town on Tuesday.
—Conductor T. G.. WALTER, of the Montrose
/tailway,hacinot restiraed his duties upon the
road last week.! He - is so fsr recovered from
- •
his late injury as to attend to light duties aboot
the clepcii - and:we are really glad to notice thlt
his hand, althciugh cripple , l, is entirely saved- -.
2 u itenck be»ifierat. _
I, • . •
IV ,ST FII.NSLIN . .- . -113 ' spite of the
inclemericy of the weather, and scarcity of bay,
our farmers are forming a Grange, end are,
we belieili, meeting with success. •
List Monday the widow of liariNai Wihcox,
of Leßoy, missed her child, a boy three years
of age, when's' search was instituted, which,reL
suited in the discovery c , f his hat in the creek
near the 1101130 of 51flioN HoLcostn. It is sup
posed that he fell from the bridge anti was
d-owr.ed.' Owing to the high water, it has
been impossible to discover the it herca.beuts of
the body.
. •
SrhruEN LerimEit has recently sold his farm
to B. K. Bt.ssoicr, whci intends to try his luck
at hry-raising.
The ''ore oncOpind „by CLIMILEY
Sarni has bel4 leased by B. Watzer, who
ha+ given it ita thorough ri-paning, and tilled
It %lit!' an e;:tir‘c n. s ii i !ock of r 106., which nc
are c.intident Mill be sold at re„,,.....aaVe rate 4.
i 3 E‘:ighlinainea3 man, and we
*ebngratnlat- ntirst'ti%ii in, being so fot tunatc in
the eviiiinf.',C of P9stru4st era. F. I. %V.
Jiiy 1, 1874..
=M=
PRESIIYTY.RY 01 , Lacsamici:Na.--This
body met on the 20th cf April in the PrLab3te . -
riab Church at Sucquebauna Deplt. The 'Rev.
S.F.. Coi.v, cf Lsi.Orte. was chosen Moderator,
jud cite;toirged the chap:4 o) the position wall
great skiii and c.lurte:ty..-, A large amount of
business wasdispatehed.L.A public mci.ting in
the interest Of temperance was held on Tues
day evening, and:Vednesday evening was set
apart for the reading of, the narrative of the
state of religion in the Pm byte 7; and for de
votional i4eiciaes7 Among the commissioners
chOsen to General Avsenthly, was Elder
VAN Pr' - :coy. The-Presbytery closed its
•:Encion Thursday.
recommendation at the Comraitte
Trusts, the Presbyter). nnanimonsly passed the
•
following : ' •
Resulced, That the Presbytery renew its rec
ommendation of the - Susquehanna Collegiate
Institut-. to ail in our: bona sing Bo or
daughters for wfilm they ut
desiro d in
struction; and4ccond,' -Presbytery advises the-
Trustees of. Ear shuts to take early, steps
for the procuring of at' loam _ $20,000 endow
ment for sappori , of its Prinagii, and promises
all help and enc. uragernOntimiserciu as Provi
.
nity yorm,t.
WinTE*Astuxo.---With the coming
of spring, !•inot.ni tho deavaa for whitewashing,
ant as it is the aim or every good housewife to
ha..-O her fences look the whitest, we give the
foh . Owing ffirections fur making a superior
whitewash': Take a clean, water-tight barrel,
or other suitable cask, wad put into it, a half
bn.liql of hint. Slake it by pouring water over
it, boi.ing hot, :and in sufficient quantity to
cover it fife inches deep, and stir it briskly till
thoroughly slaked. When the slaking has been
effected; d•siolve it in hater, and add a solu
tion of two pounds sulphate of zinc and one of
common salt.
.4.s it is often desirable to vary
,the monotony
by introducing a variety of colors upon the
premise?, it may be important to know that a
beautiful cream dolor may be communicated to
the alive wash, by adding to it three pounds
of yeillwcichre; or a good pearl or lead oolor
by the addition of lamp, vine, or ivory black.
For rwilo oolgr. •dd fOur pOunds umber —Turk
-1,1 or tatierion the latter . ts, the - diesPeal/
one pound Indian red, and one pound lainp•
black 'For common stone color, add long
pounds raw rigibi.r and two,pounds lumpblaclit
The'viluo of the sulphate of rine is, that it
makes the wash harden better OW -it is put
on.
Some en, pat in s half po2iut of common
alum; others Eibstitate the daze for 'the eine.
TherelOto rude of strata hirm beirtUrfge at-
tractive so eiheagtr la with wthewsabi sad
the eel.thae 4 4,a 4 4 20 g May to the preset.
ration of the woOd. The above wash otinnot
'Cost over My oeatiy. and illiberally stall, it
will add ilve hOndred dollars to the' market
value of a firm. We oan conceive of but Asir
few, things More beentifol than clean, white'
far= battings and fences, in contrast with the
rich green of budding spring.
"Vwee lkAna. Gume."--The sec
ond number of "MeV. Plural Golds" has been
laid upon oar table—a little pamphlet of six
teen pages, whined with tostaltil illustrations,
a model of typtiraphie beauty, and Iliad with
Ong end instructive reading matter con
cerning the; flowery realm. The pamphlet It
self curies with it almost u much beauty u
much beseo as the fragrant flows of which
It treats. There is the information given of
the many varieties of flower, and bow to pro
duce them trim the seed. The reader, though
a_novice in horticulture, has here inch practi
cal
direetiols both u to choice of seed, and
the growing of the flowers, that it is impossible
to go astray. It is a little compendium of the
experience of the best practical hortiooltarists,
and all set 'forth with the interesting grace of
a finished remanoa
Mr. Vice, however, does not confine blzusell
to Lb. jamitalistio part of the work, but en
gages to fui:rdsh from his extensive nurseries
at Rochester, N. r.„the seeds for which the
name of his nurseries has become so widely
famed. They never fail. With `them the Amen
could be Made to bloom as the row What
more can-be asked—to furolib never-filling
seeds, and' accompany them with fan dire*.
tions for management.. Let our bortioultiral
friends poUder the subject, end then send in
their mina -
WS ABE indebted to S. W. Blies
for the foliOwlog list of Gringo, with woes of
Masters and deerotariew :
Yo. Name. Master. Secretary.,
39 Bradford, John Baldwin, , G. - M. Dewolf,
58 Wyaanking, V. E. Piollet, E. G. Owen;
69 Tuscaitira, Bela Cogswell, J. H. Atkina,
83 Columbia; C. E.Gladding, J. B. Watkins
95 Bone; • John Passmore, W. IL Shaw,
99 South Hill, 1 A Park, 0 G Stewart,
111 D B Manger, John Griffin, M P Murray,
124 Wyalnsing,
r J W. Ingham, 1 R Taylor;
137 Aspinwall, David Corey, J B Warner,
138 SontiOreek, Fit Bobbins, 8 liThompson
'142 Oscalana, E R - DeLong, & 0 Smith
145 fibealknin, Snydir, 0 W Kinnay,
153 Open Hand, A T Lilloy, J
154 Springfield, 8 D Harkness, 8 /),,Phillifis
15g Union, Ezra Loomis , A Cillackwel,
160 Burlington, Job Morley, .1 T Morley, "
169 Cascade, W ChaMb . errn, Cyrus Moly,
170 Herrink, OWE tt, J L Camp,'
173 Ulster, SS Lockwood, W H Rockwel
174 Ondaws, W A Balksek, 8 8 Huggins,
178 Springhill, Ferris Ackley, A B 'Sumner,
181 Potterville; A G Mathews, Ira W Corbin
182 Troy, ' E C Rockwell, IF Newberry
188• Wappasening, Geo Moeerip, R W Darling,
193 Higblind, A D Munn, 8 F La)tion,
194 Central,. Wm Patterson, L E Poet;
200 Towanda, H L Scott,
204 • " !Valley, Ogden Namey, T J Stley,
205 New Albany, Amass tleverly,T N W
208 North J H Brown, W A Sibley,
- Asylnin, B Laporte, D. Kelhim,
Weal4gi on, 11 Sable, G Bightrilire,
6 4 1 1 1 .hfiell , • A 0 Tracy, • E P Traci,
Mizinequa, Chas Taylor, 8 M 80tb.
(Those:oat numbered, have not yet received
heir disirnsa hong.]
, Diczne left for record in the office
for recording deeds, week ending April 25
Iliratri Horton to !Sane N. Fanning, Spring
field. i -
Isaac D. Simpson to Albeit Hayden, Athens.
Amy A. 'Chaffee et al. to Robert W. Arnold,
Orwell. •
John B. Gorham to„ Thomas Kenneric)r, To
wanda. •
J. P. Van Fleet, Sheriff, to Adam Reifenburg,
Rome.
Adam *Manzi; to A. E. Arnold, Homo.
George Smith to John Chandler, Sheshegnin.
George; H. Little to Anson Platt, Pike.
Anson Platt to Homer Colemay, Pike.
Aden E. Bolles et al. to E. L. "Boles. and A.
e t
F. Lacey' . errick. --.
Benj. . French et al. 'to John Bates and E.
Pennock,. Columbia. , .
B. B. Busgell to' J. Murray Watts, Towanda
Boro.
J. Murry Watts to Jamie Myers, Towanda
Etnro.
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'B. T. Middaugh', guardian etc., to Ctiaa. S.
Cain, Atti*s.
Perdtnind a:Dal:fee to Chap. H. Cain, Atli.;
ens.
Chas. H. Cato t) J. Henry chiFk, Athena.
Francis Watts to Diwin U. fleverly, TOW/12: -
da 'Bort:).
J. S. Street to Ephraim Mosher,.Clumbia.
J. H. Marsh to W. D. Marsh, Leßaytarilla.f
A. Sevens to Edward Stevens, Ilidgbary.
Timothy Hireen to Patrick Regan, Athens.
E. W. Danham to Moses Park, Litchfield.
Moses Park to Sarah D. Chandler, Litchfield.
E. M. Bowman to Jared L. Dewman,_Towan
de. ,
{ Nicholas Johnson to J. L. Bowman, rowan-
Mary A. Bowman to J. L. Bowman, Towanda.
Viz Barner - to Btephaa G. Darner, Shoha
m tim.
LA - DIES' BENEVOLEST ASSOCIATION.—
The - Asfaciation reports the following distilba
lion durlOg fhe nionths f February., March,
anit-Aprii :
Comfortablee, nen . , . . ....
Sheets, pairs •
Women's Dress. second-hand
:Chet:niter; new
Girl/ Drebses, new. -
'• •Skirtr, Woollen
" DrSwers, pairs, new
.• Wand's, new
• St,"):•Engs, pins, new
• •• new ;
• Slikwl, newt..........
Boys' lis.7s. second-hand
•• Night Urawers; pars, eecoud-hatr4,,,i. / .4
Sinrts, new
" i• second-band..
'• Sa'Fques, second-hand
Stockings, pairs, second-hand ..10
Girls' Water - -Proof Cloake,
Slices; pairs, - new • r 4
i• ". second-band
Inrallt Slip., new...
Skirts, woolen, new.... ..... .• •
shoulder Blankets, new 9.
" Night Dresses, second-hand...
" , Under Wrappers, second-hand
Medicine Bottles
Glass Jelly.
Coal, 'bins,
Store Goods
Groceries and Provisions
The A'ssociAtion'iratefully acknowledges the
receipt of a liberal package of store goody from
Messrs. 7.vAxs A Humans. Also a valuable'
trunk from Consul A Cows', which being sent
Just at moving time, was very acceptable. Mr.
ELtwrs,' of Greenwood, halt the thanks of the
Sod ty for a gift of '2.00; Mr. M. C. Wruis for
the use; of a i Howe Sewing Machine. These
gentlemen are alt made honorary members.
•
The question has been-asked, "What has be
come of the Ladies' Benevolent Association?
have they given up their work?" • We will an
swer, By no mean.. Oar meetings have been
simply suspended, while the ladies of the Asso
ciation have been efficiently working tot the
poor - in advancing the great and philanthropic
cause of - Temperonco, agreeably to the adage
that " ounce of prevention is worth a proand
of cure." Our visiting committees, in looking
up and ailing-our destitute poor;.,hiiie found
that a very large proportion of the distress and
poverti in Towanda is caused, as 'elsewhere,
either directly or indirectly by 'intemperance.
In tho l ine - antime tho necessities of the destitute
have nut Been neglected. The next Meeting of
the SoCiety will be held Friday afternoon, June
b. ; Mas. IL)!. Wirtaxs, gee,. .
COURT PROCEEDDIOS.—Coart con
reFed sit this _place on Monday, the Ith inst.,
Hon: P. D. MOZ,BOW presiding, and Associate
Judge" Eleamtras and SI7IIWELL on the bemell:
The usual preliminary business was transacted,
hearing motions, panting rules, etc. .Monday
afienian the following persons were sworn in
sa Grind Jurors :
3 !in Paasmore, Airrntkii; Samuel Dinh, (1,
H. Ccirbin, Hamm' - Dodd,: J. C. Dodge, 3- H.
Fel.c4s/, Robert Irrbie. L. 13. Hilder, Samuel
Manley, - Prank - tioblei; -R. W. Potter, , 11. O.
Shores, 0. 8. - Spring, John Teed, jamb Thom
, Moses Walters, Andrew Watts, Morgan
Winston, Aaron' Wolcott.
The following jurors were each feed 810.00
for not attending court: - David Allen, Robert
Arn4l, Ransom Btxtkv, Andrew llceirma. John
Rellogg, Daniel O'Herron, Wiliiaitt Plummer,
40 Robert Ross.
The crmstabla retains were made ima sworn
to, • - - •
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P. Kona praillia
sid Jokes 116,0111 S 4Bawries
the boo& . ' .
Gana Jury thi 04 19 wing
care :
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Oommotiiisalth vs. Balph pawn and , Lest
psis—..
corn.... Wel Shoonot oral Wkly.
Coro. vi. G.M.. $001 . 1.43404 Iritbout
Com v. Wm. Xelley-rAssinit and
Com. vs. Wm. Lewis, John Lewis, and Chu.
Lewis—Aggrivated assault and battery.
Com. vs. Edward Bbaw. Henn WOO, Fred
crick Brook, WM. Meeker, Henry Ackley, A.
J. Carey, Far* Barium, Orrin Gorman, Sint
Decker, Simon Cannady, 0. IL Pasant, S. O.
Clain, Monroe Gook, tan Bennet, A. Emma.
Hs, A. D. Green, M. J. Cosgrove, John McDon
ald, Wm. Hanby, George Nichols, Goad=
Decker, Jerry McCarty, Arden Quick, Edward
Turner, Burr Wdgway, Patti* Sullivan. Fred
erick Reynolds, James _Knight, Frank Lynch,
W. H. Eaton, John Donahue, 7. W. Huff, Jr
cob Berry, B. McNamara, George Hubbell,
Henry Muntenia., Michael iDorsey, Alonso
Norse, Nelson Brown, A. S. Bose, George
Knight, Patrick Foley, Eugene Knapp, W. H.
Gentling. S. A. Lake. L. Decker, W. Delaney,
3. G. Reber, S. 0.. LW, Sylvester . Dykeman,
W. H. Boa* Frederick Rowland, 7. I. White
head. Jerome Mamba; Edward Corms,
jab Needy. Frank Welferi- 0 04 1 PlreeT_
Com. vs. Wm. Benjamin—Raps. Thi bout
order the nolle oosequi to be altered upon
payment of costs.
Com. vs. George W. Decher—ibor tkn. Th#
cue was =tinned to September term.
Com. vs. Augustine Hurry—Assault and sure
ty of the peace. This cue was - settled upon
payment of the costs.
Com. vs. Adriet Simons—Auault and battery.
I riot Attorney Bunts for the Common
wealth. E. Overton, jr., and L McPherson,
Esql., for the prisoner. •
.The jury find the priSoner insane, and hu
been so for at Mist form months. ,
Com. is. Ralph Ewell azld Leyi
cony. Distiict Attorney Reeve's, and Oierton
A Ellsbree for the Commonwealth; Elhanon
Smith, H. J. 3la4iD, and L N. Error, Esq.., for
the prisoner. •. This case was commenced.this
morning, and oontinued during the day and
evening.
evening.
Com. vs. George Suffarna—Selling, liquor
-lifithont license. The defendant waives the
laying the bill of Indictment before the Grand
Jury. and pleads guilty to ;the .chirge. The
Court sentence him to pay a fine of $5O and
Costs of prosecution.
Com. vs J. W. Means—Selling liquor without,
license. The defendant by W. A. Peck, Esq.,
his attorney, pleads guilty and waives . a
hear
ing before the Grand Jury. Sentence deferred.
Com: vs. Edward Shaw et al.--Conspiracy.
The following named defendants, „Frederick
Reynolds, Frank Bowman, J.. W. Huff, W. H.
Eaton, A. S. Rose, John Donahue, and Freder
ick Brock, appeared by their'counsel, Peet &
Davies, Madill t Calif, and L N. Evans, Esqs.,
and plead guilty. Sentence deferred until
Monday nut. • ,
Wednesday, Mty G. Hon. P. L. Morr3w pre
siding, Associate Jodges -- Harkness and . Russell
on the bench.
Com. vs. Ralph Russell'and Levi Davis—Lis.
eeny. Continued through the forenoon and
submitted to the Jury this afternoon.
Corn. vs. Absalom Baxter—Nuisanee. Rule
for nesitrial discharged,
In the matter of the petition of .f. D. Ky.:6er,
to annex certain lands to Athens borough, flu
school purposes. The report of Commissioners
filed reporting that the prayer of the petitioner
should not be granted.
In the matter of the petit' on of A. liklirat
ties, to annex certain' lands to Rome 'borough,
for school purposes. Report of Commissioners
filed and confirmed nisi. They report In favor
of granting the prayer of the petitioner.
On presenting petition fiom the citizens of
Mister township; the court app . ohat C. B. Els
bree constable of said township.
On presenting petition from the eit'zens of
Sylvania Borough, the court appoint Walter
P. Wilson constable of said borough.
On petition of the 'constable of. 'Sheshequin
townahip, N. IL French, setting fOrth that he
had appointed IVilliant Post Deputy Constable
of said township, Court approve of the appoint
ment. .
COm. vs. C. M. Koon—Selling liquor without
license. The defendant pleads guilty. The
Court sentence him i 3 pay a fine of $lOO and
the costs of pro:mem:Alen.
The Grand Jury disposed! of the following
cases :
TRUE nu.t..s.
Cont. TS. Chi 3. H. Seeley—tieUing liquor
without l!cruse
Corn. vs. J. P. . lLogers=3nliiog liquor without
licehse
Cum. is. F. D el/Lou—Selling liquors withotit
L 31122
Coto. vo. George ICt!or 7 Selliag !upon; to
minors an:l driinkftrds.
Com. vs. S. B. Stevens—Aggravated Assault
and battery.
- vs. Willie J. Hines—Larceny.
Com. vit. Chas. H. Seeley Selling liquor
without license. The 'defendant appeared in
open court and pled guilty. The Court aent•
once him to pay a tine tit $55 and the coats of
prosecution. 4 1 ;
In case vs. Italp4 ittflaell and Levi Davin.
The jury rende4 a verdnit of not guilty.
Com. va. Wm. Kelly r Assault and . battery.
The defendant appeared in open court, and by
his counsel, H.J. Madill, Esq., and plead guil
ty. The 'Court sentence him to pay a fine of
$lO and costs of prosecution. '
The commission of lion. Paul D. Morrow,
President Judge of the 13th Judicial District,
read in open court by*the
On reading certificates and on motion of Jas.
Wood, Esq., Court admit John 1. Sanderson to
practice law in the several courts in Brinifoid
county, and thereupon be was duly sm.rt , .
On moti in of IL D. McKean, E-q., Orrin I'.
Noble, a member of the bar of Clinino comity,
was sibnitte,l to practice in the adrenal courts
of Brad.or.l rani ty. and na. thereupon duly
7 I sworn.
• Wm 'vs. Alexander Granger—Selling liquor
wlthoixt Been- w The defendant appeared in
open cant and pied 'guilty and waived an ex
amination by the Grand Jury. The court sent
ence him to ply a fine of Li? awl costs of. pros..
cent ion
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Enron licroarza:Much is being said and writ•
ten on the' mar temperance movement, or cru
sade," as it is teamed; end with Let and to it eon.
acting views are held and expressed' through our
county papers. This, perhaps, should surprise no
um, as it is ever eo with all great moral and relig
ious questions; when by any meant they are so
brought before the mind of an Intelligent com
munity that immediate action upon them Ii folt . to
bee necessity.' But :when any publiolpo tressed
individual view has a tendency to misrepresent or
place in e false light the action of any body or mode
tr. hewever unintrntioual-yon tba part of the Indi
vidual. it seem, that a plain. unvarnished statement
of facts shouldlte given to correct the error. Hence
what I am about to write. • The Christian women
who Inaugurated this crusade in Towanda, case to
gather on the dith of March sad niatituted a aeries
of daily prayer-meetings, where they might unitedly
raise their voices In puler and supplication to :heir
Heavenly Father-for thatprecaration, aid and dim
lies which they felinity must have in ceder to do
anything toward putting away the great and trying
vii so prevalent in our midst and throughout all
our land. And on that day. In order to deem that,
position. (they have no written constitution or by
laws by which they are governed) they pledged'
themselves to the following wort:. "I p:edge myself
to do everything in my power to promote the cause
of temperance. and to effect the enforcement of the
locatoption i law in Town:de" And now I wish to
submit to the common seese and unbiased judg
ment of the reading public. whether that . band of
Christian women have step* elide from their ohs=
bed purpose In any set of theirs? Also: whethire.
when they Zest out from among their number t.
committee rd six. to raise fends that the twit. might
be enforced, they was doing more towedt that
end, than when they were beseeoldng the ibinenly
Father to create such public sentiment that
friend! to the muse would arise and enfants the
law ? 111 believe God has bard - end answered U,
prows of his people, end blesowl the mos into
pot it Into their haute to me; sod when wo sent
men Into the bid reedy sad wilitint to irodt, could.
we, dare vs withhold ouv movement 'Hey. niet
ly, too wen we remand/4r it le initleti. - 0 Sit II Ii tos
of tied. Ts mita oriOtinstr it. tell bully ye be
found even to light trim* red."
4
... . ..2}
$ 1.50
-• • -.• 2517
WE conosianuere our pacing friend
J. F. Sannansott, on the very nattering cwt•
ces under which he enters upon pretensions'
lee. Raving passed an exceptionally good el.
amination, he was admitted to the baron Mon.
6 7 ink
and Ilas taw COlnigWed bwiasu
Via Tai. WV" art • •
BOSINASS LOCAL:,
air pine stook' of Pioturei azd
Platen names, at Warroora k flaan't atm.
mem Block. ,
as. Wall Paper and (*tans
cheap at , . Warren:B'k Suyea.
Memear i t Block. •
• M. -Knives and Fork. only 15 eta.
s set, at Buts's.
'Mir New goods just rewired at M.
HENDELIKAWS.
From a plain Gfild Ring'
-thelluelst diamond, go to Ilionsstauxs.i
sir. Headquarters for (3mluir'3f at
iwtoes.
A huge line of Paresole in all
the new shades, jest iectilved by J'
Zeiss & Ettamiret.
star American' and Striae Watches,
largest stock ever brought to this tows, at
,ESICDNUSAVIL •
soi:Ilt you wish to see fine gold
Zombi, call at lizsaautaies.
116. Dire. J. D. Hnx ill now in the
city, pareltaslng a. full assortment of :78pring
Millinery Goods.
( •
Germtin Student Lamps, at
sue.
MI6 The best and largest iBBOll
- of ladies and gentlemen's gold claim
ever offered in this market at M. RILIMIMXAN*I.-
Sir Mrs. J. D. HILL - !ly
invites all to her opening of Spring and Sum
tier Millinery Goods, on April 28, 29, find 80.
w. Silval. Plated eastern and
Cake Baskets, at BLacee.
1A• The largest assortment of
clocks at low prices at Eterszussitts.
air Spring styles HatB and Caps,
just received it TATLSB k DAVIES.'
a AU varieties of stone rings,
23 per cent lower than ever before offered in
Towanda, at M. )1=1D1L32A21 . 1. Bridge etreet.
26. If you want fine Hair Work
toads up. or desire to purchase son go to Z. La-
Toms reliable hair dealer. Bridge-st n .. at lies. 7.
D. Thies Lucy Store.
ler Fancy Goods and Stationery
for the holidays, better and cbeaper than else
where, at.O. F. Coosa'. -
MI6 The " Girl of the Period " is.
to bo seen in the window of laivoiVo Role Palace,
on Dridge.at.. at Ifes. J. D. 111 We Fancy Stone. .
air Best quality of nu 'atoms
puma at lirzatetrao Um', at t 6.50 per .".
Ladies ! If you wish
what to wear, and how to wear it, ca
lintooe'. She his all tho noveltiei
son. .
ICS, CREAM OPZNENG.—At
Ward Bakery, Sstnrday.eirtining,
All the dame IMI be kept on hand WI
the season.
16., Jurors and others attending
Court will find the very best of board, and
lodging at No 32, Second street.
Fon Burr•=Dwelling containing
It rooms—suitable for a bouding house or a
large family. Also, one small three-story house
in centre of town. '
No. 32, Seoond
Mir Mrs. Wool:awn having again
neared the services. of Miss • Brovvta, of New
York City, °qua a very fine selection I of Hata
arid Bonnets. Corner of Main and Bridge. Sta.
- as. Honesty is the best policy in
medicine is. well as in other things. Aria's
S►sasr►att.La is a genuine preparation of that
unequaled spring medicine and bloo3 purificr,
decidedly superior to the .poor imitations here;
tofore in the market. Trial proses it. •
Ayribire Yearling Ball, - "3. Ha,
[(urger'," for sale--160. Fit for aervft. Bawl
a superior milker. Pedigree will be in the 4th
vol. A. B. B. A 31: Conwet
Byleanle, Bradford Co , Pa.
pr Does the pleasant weather re
*mind you of the usefulness of a Wagon for thO
little onea? Just drop hi it BLUE'S au4 see
what beautiful ones can be bought for a little
money. '
. , I
Bum= PATWL—Warranted to ,ti e
more durable and better for house or other
painting, than any other paint. Ras alfitirit
given perfect satisfaction. I 1 • I '
IL AL Wauss, 'Agent. ''''
We' Providence permitting, ti e
Wert IlurUngiozi Chunk after ba►tng been r i a l r
paired and remodeled, will be reopened for seir 7
glob on Nay 7. Preaching at 10e A. at by Poi/
E. J. Ber.zaxe,lat, 71 r. u, bJ Ear. N. O. Omar
of Towanda. ' 0.8. Twins, Parlor.
FAME ro Raorr.—l offer for rent
the farm on the old pla.sk road. sOioiShgt. tDe
Boro' of Towanda, belonging to the estate,of
I •
Kra. H. 0. Wasp, deceased.
Home roe SALE..—On Second-BE 4
between kW and Bridge—mist old& Tweire
room; Gov, Water, Heater,ltarge. etc. pne
of the most . coaroolont honeee •to be fontql.
Terns rely; Esquire on the promisee.
.1
• Partastsra Idasort.,
• 1
la. If you want to see a really i
display of Flowering and other Plants, eel it
itATANAtronte MEN nousz, on Tidia
street, and yen wW be delighted. His pills
will suit everrbody. He has also all kinds of
vegetable plants in 1121110131143 variety In fine
cordite:fn. 1
• April 80,, • r • ' I
Narum—For sufficient TeasOn, I
think it desirable, Just and profitable, to maks
& permanent seduction in
.1117 WON. The*
lore intending notbin bat trashiest,' andthat
without lowering In the least Sim liighetrantied
of honor and excellence Win/ !always aim at;
I announce* thltarminatimi to . Sell tom. iirer.
sat opting and summer stock of ready made
clothier. iturishing goods, bats 'uncaps, 14 of
Vie West stylen and novelties for the esuraing
season, consisting , of the iery best of an the
ark= hinds of goods, brae fine , diem to !wily,
wavy bamboo sorts; which can tra obtained it
my. store on Main street. They bare been
earefany, selected by. meet% with a view of
rapyiyhig the wants of my automats and the
pabib generaliy. Ton will gam renal thig
itinl fel al imitationtears yes_,-
4 ar. 3. soisaand
• Nu. Y. Ai IL R.
-
EZEIS=M=
Opt ier,74kkikiAtio motthis di*
L. A.lonveili%4ll o lll.l hired a young man
named Joni Itatam, of lowa, sa a farm Wm.
er. The young man larked well until one day
last week, whim he aadilmtly left. It We. ae
oertained tart his departure that he had sto-
len a gold vat& aad chain and some jewelry
of Kra. Bonrosmt. A wariant we. Istria& W
Justice Ban; and deputy constable Wolk
started in punted of he thief Ile yea traced
to Binghampton tillers the vigilant Man
found him and ;seam. :pa 'Wen meaty.
although most of it had been sold. was
brought to this place on Tuesday evening • •
M. Bird Oagea at Waxes. !
•ii' Dishes ;heap at Butwea .
April 29-2 w.
N. N. BErtr, Traskt•
alliPE l / 4 49401.‘, same Oumpoo,
irCir 4144) - Imitalbo.sualik from
"tempos to the bee, at Wit, ,
" , • t -
*lf you want the Lot Oki Stove
Waal, call si Jossir, In Wero Block. ,
=f==
Jur AlitaldhlairtitaleOltritiatting
ikons at lass a, TOM an being bold Tei7
atiesp.
- - ,
SPanio HATIL— A II the latest styles
at Kn. £ D. 1114.'s ?dillinery Moro, Bridgast.,
Vinod.; Pa. • ',
ar. Go to, Wißsocout:_A gitireo,
Seievoi atodi, for mi. Boca' fitstkmety.
ma. For the best Roast or. Steak
go to Miss & Bintozszt.
.
stir Se
Best Garden eds, by ounce
Or pound; also Canada Feas t for sale at Mel ina
i EDT/Ames. • .
186 - Graham Crackerit; Meal,
raham Flour, Crashed Wheat, at the Third
Ward Growl sad Bakery:
mr. Grangers find . everybodtebse
Can buy their Clover and. Timothy seeds at
bottom prises, st ItoOsss is EXPWASOII7
1111
EirotHU L Asro Laves.
Lawn Pzawa.—l sold 75:1n 1878, and ovary one
gave aatiatiotion. A fall stook on hand.
R. IL WIMILft.
Towanda, Pa.
a It will 'pay you to call and
look over our stook of Boots, Shoos, Gaiters,
tnuArs, Traveling Bags, eta.
Opposite the Court House:
as. A fine assortment of Stone
Ware, at tho Third Ward Cimery,
J.P. Borrox.
Iliisevez..—A. N. NELSON, Jeweler ;
I
on or about hisrentuve his store to the
store formerly occupied by Fox Es Mencon,.
corner lista and Pine 'streets, with Jams
*our, Clothier.
I Yap can bny everythOg in
'the Grocery and frovialon line:a little; cheaper
itcOuir. d: &mint* Aunt any other place in
own
fd. The best Awe- to buy reidy
inade clothing h at N 0.4, 2 doors west of COD.
BUBBILL & 00'1.
MS. Garden and Flower Seeds a
specialty at tho,Third Ward Grocery.
sir Several valuable Farms and
Homes and Leta for sale by BairrusTricTlLlCY.
HOUSE AND LOT FOB SALDOIL RTNT.
—Terms easy. Apply to lire. E L. iYOODETTIT,
over IL d. Locos store.
sir Pare Bluestone Cayuga Plas
ter, on hand for sale at Myeraburg MU. We
premed and warranted a pure article.
vi THREE 1101=8 TO BENT.—One in
;Pint Ward, near upper depot, and two in Sec
ond Ward. Inquire at office of ,OvErrox &
Eunsuzz.
par Choice Family Groceries, as
cheap as the cheapest, at the Third Ward Gro
cery'.
itir All kinds of black born, rub
ber and rest jet jewelry at cry low prices, at
M. BENDELNAVI 7
MI6 Ow. i4eGunr, k SoN have just
received several ear loads of choice marble.'
and they are turaing out some of the best work
ever made in this place. Yard' and office one
door south of the Baptist Church.
CLUB FOB TUB , NEW YOB! WEmY
Tiunuinr,Price per year One Dollar and, Ten
Cents. Sabseriptions received at the Towanda
Pest-Ofice; paper sent to any Post•Ofice In the
county. Postage 20 cents—to be paid at the
office whore received.
1,.
V it E. J.
f the sea-
e First
9, 1874.
ougliotil
i Why run the risk of an -mei
debt, when yon can get a ticket good for $3,-
000 In cue of death, for 20 cents a day, by cill
ing on Fuels BURBANK. at upper depot?
Stir It is not generally known that
H. C. Warr/men, st the Book Bindery over the
Bzroirrtn dike, makes Blank Books in any
style of ruling and binding desired. ' lf you
waiit a new Ledger, Journal or Docket, give
him a call.
F. E. Parr.
SECOND-HAND WAOONB - FOR SALE.-
4 Top Buggies, 2 Open Buggies, I Spring Sulk
ey, and 2'Platform Wagons; also, 2 (new) One
or Two Horn Lumber Wagons, will be sold
cheap for cub at H. Srnzata's Carriage Facto
ry, Pine street, opposite the new jail.
Towanda, April .
F. E. Posz
i Hair Work of every descrip
tion will be sold at 25 per cent. leas than New York
prices. Call and examine at D. Laroyea Branch
Nair Palace. Dridge.st:, in Mrs. J. D. Hur.'s !fancy
Mee.
Fon SALE.--The new honie on Main
street, second door north of Midi:int street,
lot about 100 feet front. Terms cloy. Enquire
on the premises of Mrs. Ilowss and of E. T
Fox.
ie. Do you want Shoes for a La
ds', Gent, Miro, Boy, Tooth, Child or Infant?
Then go to Conant & Comte, whore you will
tind a large stock to aeleet from, and at exceed
ing low prices. OppOsite tho Court House.
Stir Go and see ELIE LAvoIE, who
has just,retanied from New York with an immense
stock of Homan Hair. which he bought at bank•
rapt sale, and which will . be sold at lowest cash
prices, at Lavore's Branch Hair Palace of
N. Y.,—Bridge4t.. Towanda, Pa.
• I.C.e. P. Cliosihas already opened
hts spring styles of Wall Papet. His assortment
Us been selected with gieat care and with
special reference to the wants of this comma.
nity. Purchasers will end it to their interest
to give Mr. C. a call.
a Why is it that TAYLOR & Di..
ma dress men and boys better and cheaper
than any other house in Towanda. The reason
is, they stocked their new store daring the
money wife,' apd are satisfied with very smali
FOUL •
As. The best place to. buy Saab,
Wes, Doors and all kinds of Lumber, is pt
non . Sons Factory on Charles street. Of•
Soc 107 !gain street. They sell cheap for cub.
us. Gentlemen,. we stcitild call
your attention to our new styles of Shoes for
'Spring arid Sommer Wear. Prices low.
Opposite tho Court House
Nicans are selling
all varieties of coal very cheap. They are• sole
agents !Or the sale of the celebrated Barclay
coal. Coal by cat. load at a discount. •
• •
Elios;--4rom Qe►y fine Light Emb
alm, White Leghorn and Boi i tr and Partridge
Clothing. Price $2 per settlogof IS well packed
and delivered at Express office.
Towanda, Pa., April 1. 1874.
Hun PIET,. Nurseryman, is
srir , g9oll4 ktit who iralit pod .tyeer, -- with
stock trimliAtYL CAlilittLei Nursery,
ed three hutted tell &borer Abe - riicr). Goat
*MT pie cherr3r lI:6*M 23 ceL.ts each, u 'other 'kinds Ortiloi thuashod to order. .= .
&Mance on Poplar - '
Eicsar Prc r.
-Chaass.—Basurits, , 4c -- Hatairr; by
briylog large-quantities, are sellingcigars be
low what other dealers pay for them; see their
Pittsburgh Tobias 6' to 10 cute, or i 460
box; Regalia Opp, 5 antis each * or 13.00 a
kindred. A lino of all other grade*.
,Also
a eill anctintent of in Moils of liataldwg
traMt "Fat WHO* BC*. stl4'
• '
.1111 ALL • • !tr
Talfp,),
IPMlit:st
at 75 anti:
_ • 1'
FAIR I
or Toweros.
making arrangementa for holding. A Fair and
Yeatinloi , bout th e tint or second week •In
June. and ihtdd be-Pleased to hare. the assist-
L t,t
snoe of the es , as wa wish to mike It *
aneeesa: All oleo that you • will, be pleasel
to give or m auk we will thankfully receive.,
.Te.thtSstd hi a 401 0f0,42 and Strawberries,
sad, all articles, tending to make it 'a Fair and
Westin!. Ar:. - can be left at Ihrcita candy
Storm., By ~ i:. of committee. --= :' ' .
Tcsuicao . • , t chasasi Doint—Buem
_
HALL & H bavel been appointect • sole
agents for D: *. Mao A C 4.; Richmond;
and are sellin • IfAro's Extra Nay* sl5 cents a
plug, (fi . 10 cads), and tho same at 60
cents a pone. Also, sole agents for W.: s.
haziwooD A b 0... Detroit Dine Cut Tobacco,
Retailing at 6t cents - pound (formerly 80 eta.)
Si )11 7 .4. 61 11 '66 $1 . 00)
,'
V I , , 11! 16 AI ( 61 • . 1.30)
And can 1
packages it
I •
; .
Alex - •• 1
ouronmsrer.—War in weath
er 4 eongeg 'twice, and prudent men will pre-
PaMto meet it by supplying themselves : with
seasonable FVFiliditg. AU, who desire to pur
chase we ready-made , garments; are
1 i .
asked to cap and examine my large stock,
which I gileo M quality of . material, style
'and neatness, at reasonable prices. No matter
wkether you judges of goods or 'not, as
every lot is , ked in plain figures. We do
al e
justice to all,tnd wish you to favor us' with a
call. .Look t rough our stock, and get. our
prices. Remember the One Price, Square-
Dealing Oloti ing Store of Aar.. tiotomos, 123
klain•st.,. ono.ii
oor north of Varna A. Co's...
i
Cows & Coml.
VEBY EL GANT NE* Goons. - --I. K.
Emirs is no opening in his new store iti
Chamberlin's Block, opposite public vinare,
fresh from eh city markets, the finest - Millinery
and Fancy ()T i do over brought into Ibis town.
He has an im ease stock of ,entirely now pat
terns of ladies' bonnets, hats, gloves, fancy ar
ticles, etc. Our reporter has interviewed his
stock, and the many handsome things he saw
will hereafter be Mentioned In our column..
I. N. Maims a determined that these goods
shall be sold lit the very lowest prices. lira.
cur..—Look out for his opening' in a'ay or tuo
and be the 'list to give him a call. He Will
show you goods 5 on have not seen here before.
1. . ABRIED.. *.' _ -
SALFOILD—ROSS.--At the parsonago,lo Mer
ryall, Aprill2s, 1874, by Rev,, D. Cook, Mr.
Self James Self rd and Sarah Isabel' Ross, of
Standing tii ne..
PIPRER—L WIS.—In Meiryall, April. 28, by
Rev. D. k, at the house of the bride's
father, Jae son Lewis, Esq., Iklerryall.
BREED—BE .—At Orwell, April 21, by
Rev. F. Byl esby,i at the house or Mr. C. N.
Beers, Ito rt P Breed, of Brooklyn, Sus
quehanna nnty, to Emma 31 Beers, of Or
well.
OWENS—B 'NETT.—In Albany, April 27, at
the residers of Nelson Owens, by Rev. E. P.
Burdick, Myron Owens of Albany, to Min
Fannie Bennett, of Terry townahip.
STOCKWEL
1874, of
well, wire
• and 8 mon
OVERTON.
Ophe
Idonreeton
Sho bad re'
two years, b., 1
deportment :
°flail who I
"Mother," o '
Her discs
able to ride,
this place to
neighbors
ence was ..
died, feeling
aid an end el
Monroeto.
MATHEW
Jim Mat
IMSE
Her dins!
canoed her
but being a
Master; 8b
invisible," a
from stiffen'.
N EW
MRS
Having pu
Cowles' Bak
parhased
Suited to th,
Gnoczaitis,
Fain re, C
Wtll be . .
meat, whe
the beet
THE
Hu been
plied wit 4
at reasons
town win
want* of
BAR I
M. E.
Comma & Coorte'
t
Opposit
pie 4 by
conitan
met CIO
Than
nide tha
C. P. WELLse
OEN
Initn, - 111104 owl lilt Hilo; on Of the kielit otyies and
noveltio et the moot ogroosooltiob tam offering
at theygnx towarznicte. an : bough t! .disect from
the Ittnighotitrori - thertfOrt 1 win ;„it on ob.
/lotto alt WOW letrare terhOrebtos xlettditg of ine
thialtgolsg‘..s/Olgo one worsontettio repreoented..
Yourithd and Itherai
ranogotorteerty extended, I respextrultreek-a eon.
tunance, Onto now ' •
Aprn 93,114
k_!MINISTRATOR'S
4A-Nbtice is hereby given thit all persons indebted
tome estate of Alm B. Ashcroft. late of Wilmot.
deed, must make immediate sopment. and all per.
some hates claims siMnat Odd estate must resent
them dillfauthenticate4 for eettleraL
ilhl l l, - uTt. =1.7.
=Z
:ughtip, - 1 1 X68 t;••••BILUli•
s new 'lot o
Tag,164404 am - row and
ao Mt. 1144 Th., itakibris sold
PRITtI'AL.—To
The :Naiad Cornet . Bard are
h dealers theaegonds in original
i ctory prices, freight added.
I DIED.
.-Iu South' Towanda, April 28,
:rt disease, Fannie Maria Stock
it Joel Stockwell, aged 67 years
bk.
In WyaWing, Apri119,1874, Mrs.
don, wife of N. B. Overton, of
in the 46111 year of her agb. .
:idea in this place a little less than
t by her kindness , and lady-like
he had won the love and esteem
ad the privilege or calling her
becoming acquainted with her.
r was consumption While still
She went to visit her relatives in
ocri whence she was bronght to
be phi in her grave by loving
d friends. • Her religious erperi
sitive and clear. She, lived and
Ithat she had "in Heaven a better.
t rirg portion."
E. li. CIXANIRCE
Aprit 73, 1874.
In Monroe, April 18, 1871,
owe, , wifo of Solomon Mathewp,
1111. si"
1., was an internal cancer; whibb
ong months of intense. suffering;
Inimble follower of her Lord and
"endured as tieoing Him who Is
d when death came to retain her
g, . Ho gave His beloved sleep."'
E. H. C.
• Advertisements.
RRANGEMENT
E FIRST', WABD BAKERY.
CM
MARY E. EITTREDGE
I aged the stock and tlitnies of H. A.
.ry, has refitted the establishment and
entirely
g 12
'll STOCK • OF GOODS,
trade, such ea
TZkb. COFFEE, DRIED FIWITs, CAESED
DIES. CONTECIIDERAY , FREED' DREAD.
CM; EIISIC, , nOLI.9, &C., DAILY
A nett and attractive
CREAM . SALOON
•ned in connection with the ectablish-ladles and gentlemen can always find
am and other delicacies of the season.
DINING ROOM
I _tarnished, and waist all times be inv.
, nbstantial eatables, which will be served
.le rates. Farmers and others visiUng
d this a convenient place to supply the
e inner man.
ILtlllt E. Krrpgax . ir..
April 23,144 f. • •
AIMS ! BARGAINS !
RAW! :HURRAII L
Foi the Lexi 90 days,
ME
HG AND !SUMMER CLOTHING,
ROSEN-FIE.LD'S
Tracy's New 'Block; Store tovmerly coca
' icklawn is new , MO'S received and is
receivingstock o f Spring and Sum-
Ingo for
MEN iorp W4l,
be !Mind la smy stile; establishment out
lea. az warm ream ruin rms.
alio. 'fa Ifni of ,
f`IIIINAI.MRC+
,efOODS,
EMS
U. IiVROSEJSIFIELD. ,
. , • !I'mrsivls:Pa.
VffIME2
EMES2
UM
OE
NEw. 8
• G GOODS. .-
IMI
,
PECIALTLES.
We have jut of
ed and will offer fur
week; large stock
IBBONS
At oie
I .
'tee their actual value
MI
WO
AT THEM !
EMI
large liut uC
GLovgs,
IE3
reduction of
= E f.
NTS PER PAIR,
Of popular mak
and in great variety )4 colors
I
pen =h. 1871-
Towanda,
Advertisements,'
pOWE
LL- & O 0
E OPENING!
I
F U
i
L STOCK
BEI
RING I3OO'•,DS
NEW S
s WEEK
AT.TriITOI3,'S NOTICE. In the
4.. A. matter of .he estate of:Dental McDulfee.—ln
the Orphans' Court of Bradford. County. Elo. 10
February T., 1874.
The undersigild. an Auditor appointed by said
court to dispose of exceptions - Bled to the supple
mar.tary amnia of the executors of said estate:
hereby gives that be will attend to the
duties of his ap taunt on FRIDAY. the eighth
day of 111A1, 187 . Siat 2 o'clock. p. In.. at his office to
thr Borough of Towanda, at which lime and , place
all parties , concerned are requested to be present
and be heard the premises. otherwise to be de
barred of a hem g before me. . 11'N. FOYLE
Apr 1,18T4. ' - Auditor.
TRAT ( 011 1 8 NITTICE.,4
• -by pm Met an persons Indebted
Manaus A. Warden. ere regaesten
Partnent. and aU persons Me
sabi estate , must preeent them
.4 for settlement. '
D Is '
Notice it
to the estate of
W ilimil authen :ea
Mr la. 'IL
EIE° 1 T.O R 'S NOTICE:___- 1 .
Notice Is . .I:gy &ea that alipersonahulanted
to the ' estate of Noah Maces. fats of Canton,
deceased. , , are Teiptested to roue
.immediate
payment, and i personS basing Claims
said estate mu present them duly authenti c a t ed
for settlement,
=OMR B. MANLEY.
- , NOBLE Ram, 1 1
liar lane. ' , . - Ittetmtors.
A T.. s friATOR'S NOTICE.
wow° is raby given that slipersonslxii sbted
to the ottani ell Daniel ifeverly.. late of Ove.ion. de
rb=
.ceased, ars 'gaged to make Immediate payment,
and all Pere Wing claims against gild estate
must present,i duly authenticated for settle
ment. , 'i MATILDA BEVIEnI.Y. 1'
JOUN MATHZWB. I
[•admintstrators,l .
llLar 1.71 '74
TN B ec 2C.RUPTCY. —ln the • Dili
-IL islet of thellnited Stales for the Western
District of apron's. No. 1818 in Bankruptcy.
In the mat of S. W. PAINE Bankrupt. To the
creditors of d Biurkrupt.
Taxi Nampa that by order of said court a second
general meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt.
far the gmrttoesa burned in the Twente.Serenth
Section of Lae Bankrupt Act of. the 2nd of March,
1868. trill%held at the office of E. Overton, Jr..
one of the gistrrs in _Bankruptcy in said Diet:let,
on the 18th say of May. 1874, at 11 o'clock. a. m. er.o. , B. DAMSON,
.
DEWS ROOEWELL,
AuliriMgi.
) Apr 21,14
STRATOWB
i I hereby given that all persons indebted
of ero. P. Barrett late of Springfield.
mate Immediate pun:lent. end sil
claims against said estate moat
duly 'althea:Mated for settlement •
I L1701: 1 41 A. BARRETT .
Te. . Administrators.
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April 1, I
NOTICE. --
;Is hereby given that All persona indebted
of Josephus Campbell , late of Mullet
tint make Immediate payment; and ail
hut claims wenn swil estate mast pre
. uly authenticated foe metthirment.
I . CHASTER E. CAMYELn,
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1s gtotetttiatall venous Medea'
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WI lirottetio. LOe of Wren; de.
spleotod to woke totnodlato meant,
I t oss Dubs dabs. litlnot old Wats
theui duly authenticated for settle
SARUM 110AGLITC,
S. D. MAUL°. •
DAYTON ALLEN,
Administrators.
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hiving Made great redoegonalkom former inters,
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RUSTEE'S SALE of Coale
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..Ei iliallrOo 'property in the Counties of Suitt vr.u. i
auford, State of Pennsylvania. ' .
i virtue of a certain Mortgage or Deed of Trust.
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i r tea and delitered by the Sullivan & Erie Coal ' i
and Itailre , A Company, of the State of Penney-Iva
niai to the tOdersigned LS - Truster, dated the tint
day pf Itavelnber, MG, and recorded - in the °filen -
forscording deeds, .ke., in and for the county of '
Br ford: in saldilfitzte, in Mortgage Book No. JO,
P il 80,3V:end 32. on the 223 day. of November. -„ A. -, .. 1568. and fn the. ethos for the recording of
de! 0; Le., in for Sullivan county: in said Stale, . !
In M'artgageillook No. 2, pages 82 -to 88 inclusive.on '
th ptb:dorpf Dpcember, A. D.,1866. • ,
; the tindersi.Oed. as Trustee as aforesaid, herel.y
Orel notice4thai I will,. on WEDNESDAY . the.lith , --
day el OCPCB R, 1874, at twelve o'clock at noon
of that ilay,t,af t e Exchange Sales B•oms.. Number
Illi r proadway,in the City. County and State of New ,
York sell al audtion to:the highest bidder, the prop
ertyrriglits.giltrilegas and franchises conveyed or ~
bite, tided tol honeyed to me by said Mortgage or '
Dead of Trust J default haying been made by the '
said Company In the terms, and conditions of.said
Miftgage. and, such default,.having continued for
tho ace of eiXty days, and I being required in writ - •
int o make each . sale by holders of at least one
to in amount o' the bonds secured by said Mart
gage or Deed ;of Trust, which were at the time of
naliing quell request:due &MI outstanding. • -
The property aforesaid includes , some five thou- ~
sand acres n I land I situated in Cherry and Colley'
townsidps,l Sullivan County, in the State of Penn
e)nia. °" g thelfollowing named warrants and •
papa of warrants , t 4 vr , t t ; . John Baker and Andrsv:
Ee. andl.Parts of/P dip Stein, °corps ;Roberts, -
So
ph P. Nutria, Will m Stein., Leonard Jacoby: ,
PhOlp•Wadi 4 . Henry Ppie, Peter Meister, David
Ze ler, ' tiel Carpenter, Sieber Chase,. Dudler
C e.. EliPhalet (Mild: Thomas Odibu , Richard -
To linsouli Jacob Ritzer,'Jossph Tatem, Coalmen
R d.Getlig Govir i and Christian Getting, and be.
in all the ,oal lan Rof the said Company; and the ;
road of said C piny, and all the lands of the .
- saft i t Company now occupied for the erection of d^ l
pers, constricting, Sidings, icc., and iniihe road-bed
ofJaald radioed from their mines in said county of
liven. tghe present northern terininua there° t.•
AC r near e Borough of Monroe, in the County of '
Stii i
B fcird. State pf Pennsylvania; and aft the comer•
s4fraiachlees of said Company. as secured by their
rter. T. 9getheT with all and singtdar the build
ings and improvements:rights. liberties. privileges,
bireditameetaland, appurtenances to the same ap
pertainingl, with reversions and remainders, rents:,
istnesland)prOdts thereof. ,
, Yor 3 mOri3/itill and complete derription of the
pioperty to pe void, with Its boundaries and loco- ,
tie:,s, reference may be had to the said Mortgage, e r
*cord anfaforesaid
Terms 9ri sale.. Ten per cent. of rtie',porthare
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m ney is to be paid cash in hand on, the day of sale,
the Balance Is to be paid - within thirty
ays
tp reaftezistßoomNunbera. 1n l:mber4B d al Il t.in4eCityesewyort.ata.ofrewT l rk;
Ai innonVaymentof
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the.said balance in full, the
IntrehasVill receive a deed to the said property. •
emaveyin Such title as is vested in 'me as . Trusts
as aforesal. Dated March 19th., 1574 •
i l • ! JOHN A. STia A
sRT.
Truste e or alto bond-holders of 'thy Sullivan i
fle Coal and Railroad Company. '
W. A. W.,STE WART, Attorney for Trnstee,lB Wall
treet. Near York City. • ' , • . , •
kfarch 0.'74-Cm.'
• The abe it t l e advertisement appeat4t in the folios/UM
newspaptira published in the city of New York, to
Wit : • ~ T he Evening Post Weekly." ..The New 'York
Weekly Stall,P "New York. Spectator •and Weekly
Commeri l lal Advertiser., l •
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X FE, C. I: T 0 R 'S - r, NOTICE.!
WIN otie-e hi tw* giveirthat all pert one indebted '
to the 'estate of Ann Mathison, late of Pike.
deceased are requested to make immediate payment
rand all pe ons having claims against said estate
r t nanat pre"
_nt them duly anthentleated for settle.
Meat., .n . 4
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1 BAkifIEG litTli.
I Illarl27i ',' . ' • . • Executor.
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D* ISTRATOR'S NOTICE:—
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Nairn is hereby Oren that supers:owl Indebted •
I the h l'estate of Lott D. •Albro, Late of Albany'
two, deehased, aro requested to. =he tramediate
papmenC and all persona hating_ claims against
d estate toustpresent them dull authenticated
or settlitinent:WAßßEN AYDIEt„ .
Mar Iti.118:i. 1 Aministrator. •
X_ECUTORS :.NOTICE =-Notice
is yereby given that , all piteous indebted to
he 'eats of Reuben Barnes, late of Wilmot.
Cc'd. are requested. to make immediate payment
e r
and all . p none having claims against said estate
'mist pit ent them duly authenticated for settlo
titent. _1 • ' °seat O. tsARNES. '
II AURORA A. RA11N2.9.'
LI „ - • CARBON R. RARNEB,
Apr 'As. 18 ,71. •j - . ~Rwctitbrk,
OR - ' S NOTICE.--Notice
lbergby. given that all persona. indebted to
the ere rot Milton llolcomb; late' of Miter.
decd, co requested to Enke immediate payntant,_
and me rlons having • claims against laid eitate,
must ent them duly authenticated for settle-
Aleut) _ • , POLLY gpLC011111„ . •
Apr 4 ,'7l, I ' , Executtii.
A lORNISTRATOR'S
Notice is hereby Mien that all personalndebted
of eat
to of W. VatsWert. late of South Creel.
deddiltntult makerimmediato Dumont. and all vex ,
emmlaitiring claims against said "estate must present
them Sul: authenticated foe
t settletuent.
VaaWilltT,
mnnereeter.
AP 1.-ISTi. a
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NOTlCE. , —Notice
hereby given that all poisons Indebted to
:the *ate of UllrellCOolletonalite of Standing
Stonoi deo'd; Iv* reqnsated to'make ttainediato ray.
Male and all poems , hating 'claims +WPM sold
ostata untaittornat the& for
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