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LOCAI#SI) GEBERAL.
OVER one imindred car loads of
coal and hnn '' .
ber 7:0 er , hauled ofd the El. & F.
R. 11.1in:one train Xonday last.
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in Ulster pramatio Association
m L is an entertabnimt tor, the banal of
flitday•echool, on Friday evening, Jane
gl
W.
sine dared on IFednesday last and turned
Benedick. The fait' captures. was Miss Loma
8. B.6taisn ‘ . -
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CArr. C. M Mamur. has been
(loran Manhal °Atte Day for the Itfunkus
edebraticia, and E. W. Hits, Wu. Siam
and E. B. Dr. Lona are in the lint of Vice Prei
dents.
CZLEBItATION AT MOUNTAIN LAKE.
The Fourth of July I vnil be observed at Moun
tain Everybbdy Is invited. At 3 o'ckiek
in the afternoonlle.. G. 8. Tamura wilt de
liver =address. I
THE Sandap School Alliance will
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meet on Monday evening next, its, 29th inst.,
in the If. E. LecturW Room. The International
Lessor' for dnly,S, will be studied tinder tho di
rection of D'&. Orwirrof, Esq:
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THE proprietors of the Cold Spring
haveinvited those who desire to spend
s quiet day, to their grounds on the
Fourth. It will plliaps be as enjoyable a place
as can be found a ywhere, and is easy of
cess.
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Tem Fair and Festival for
the benefit of the Naiad liana, was what every
body l anticipated,-4 complete mews. The
raceipte were about/ nine hundred dollars, af
fording the band a not profit of six hundred
... a
denary', enough to pay their indebtedness and
7te l are I balance in the treasury. -3•
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.TeE temperance people of
Wil
liamsport have issued a call for a celebration in
.that city °Oho Fciurth. From the character
or those engitged the enterprise, we 'are 11&12.
guine of s perfect Isuccess and a thoroughly
good time. The friends of temperance. in this
county are cordially invited.
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THE students of the Towanda
Graded School will give p public entertainment,
consisting of tableaux, declamations, recita
tions, essays, dialogues and music, at Mercur's
Hall, on Wednesday evening, July 1, 1874.
Proceeds for purchas3 of maps, t charts and ap
parattni to render tie school more attractive
andefficient the eLauing year;
- THE old ,adag l e, "It never rains but
it porirs," has been realized by our good-natty=
ed friend, JoaN BZiNAN.• He has had the ill.
luck 14 losejlre godd horses during the' past
year. Ina last one I dled on Friday` ni g ht, and
on
_Saturday morniu t g.several of Joss's friends
raiired l l a piirse.of 'abbot $l5O to , aid him in pur
chasin . another.
C. '. McA.uarzn bas been appoint
ed Express Agent ai..thia place rice H. H. E -
ERETT,Iwho is nbotit. to return to New 'York
City. Mr. McA. in' well acquainted with the
bciainela and our people. For several yeafi
put he has heen.telegraph operator here,:and
is a Yi:ilog man of excellent:habits and good
buelt" z ra 1J
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.I , ntrtaies repicserttea.
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W. IiTATIT ,
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Inis eBtablisbelhis businegg of MaroifxrDiriuk
f4pairing all kiitde of
EpGETOOL§, taILLPICII9, MADE Aso DUE
' .., 11,0 also makes tlte b:gtitATl CUTTER no
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..PE9 ; PLE will find it a hard matter .
to chu 9 [ Be where to spend the Fourth, so trwiy
attractions are Offered. At Rome, lion. D. Lk
rocrt, Ilion. Gso. PANDoN, Hon. Z. - R. I. -a
and Cal. Prouirr,l all entertaining speaks ~
will or•te; while Gen. llama, who is one of
the most fascinalin l g speakers in the county,
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will address the rind Army of the Republic
at Smithfield, nd Col. lieff:Lung will talk .
at
, grange, Minn qui,.
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Mss. MAR GARET CAMERON, wife of
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Gen. C. 1 stEnox, died in Harrisburg, on Friday .
Morning last., She was highly esteemed by all
elasees„land her de.o is a severe affliction to
her immediate farnily as well as a great lose to
the pool and needy,' who always . fonnd in her's
cheerful and liberal hie'nd. She was devotedly
attached to her hushand, the lapse Of yearly
fifty yei&s of wedded life having strengthened
the bond' of ' id affection which united
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lion. E. 0.
funeral lonI on ?Ili
- THE Bra.
aptist Associ at ion
met with the Spri4-field church oh the
,IGth
inst. Itlev. P. S. EvEncrr delivered the open
ing disConrse, after Which the Association or.
ganizediby the election of Rev. P. S. Evmarrs
as Blodf4ator, Deacon Gao. H. WOOD Clerk,
and R M. WELLED,! Corresp )nding Secretary
and Treasurer. ReV. Thos. tleitsaanow:‘, I the
venerable pie 'Toy l'aptist Church,
Rev. ?dr! DEA 11. &MATT, of Phil
adelphia, wi delivered able and
i elmiliPnt l
se,
ME
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gauizedi here some
"'fig' ()MC ?IS electOd
y since,
fli - rsirjent— , F, T. Ibx.
Vi , , , President —8,i31. I'tili.
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Se,ro tf ry --(i En. 11'1 Wrion. .
To alwer --N. N. tTs, jr.
We. biflieve the :ety propooc.s holdingi nunithlyl meetings, and` the tiret
,one will be
held in the 31. F ' ;h thin Wedllnsday ei•en-
tug. i
THE II Web.b, ugh lgitalor tans
modestly refers to a piscatorial: feat ofl his
Honor Judge :
"We :-armed that a lucky judicial gen
t'e” dm adjoining county had the good
1-,lsk few days wpm, to eapture 1 ape. Sled
rot, t weighing 2.poonds, 9i onneel. And ' , le
bsauty was landed with a rod weighing 'esti:sly
h ounce,s.. We, hate no doubt the Judge is
prouderinf that day'aiwork than of any other in
his Pasttlife. And tic can hardly hope to neat
that' "catch," however many to-Morrow s'be
may seer.," I
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PERSONAL. 4 - - --Miti. G. B. . 0vEr07. 4 7,
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Itlceiver of Public Moneys for She district of
Utah, te l i visiting his father in this place. The
it tmdspieri of Salt Lake appears to agree. With
the .11/1,)or, as be is leaking hale and hearty.
-Judge A. J. Direnucs, of the Williams
port Gazette and BufWin, paid us a friendly
call last week. I
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—Jogs W. l'ior.i.Sxesca, of Wilkes• Barre,
was last week married to a daughter of. ELI
Beaun,iEsq., of Suffern,, N. Y. 1
--A. E. Cooeica, wiic and daughter, of Coop-
F.rs' Plains, N. Y., were in town on Monday
—3:frit. 131ILMIA3, of New YOrk. is visiting her
r brattier, DA. Ovrirr4N, Esq.
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Miasea Maar Muerte, Loma Fonts,
'.‘laiir iiVA r ltb, ' MAY IMACTAILLVIL and MUHL
Satrm.lare home froin,school for the summer
vacation.. .
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()UR I Hbe,clielor friend; W, W.
sor.e4n, Esq., of iseerly, doesn't: appear to
be entirely natisfiedlith the Mills tiof the la
;
dies to reform that enterprising town. In a
conversation with him the. other day, be sar
eastic'elly informed rip that he had devised the
only eneceisfill seheMe ofreforming the w i oild :
Just go on Spani4i pass the Allowing
Jesoltition, `ltesolvedy that the world be reSorm
'f..t,' and thou shoot tthe six pounder, and the
thing is done." This surely is a very simple
and sMiturtry way of doing it, but we still have
a lingering dMibt as ; l to its Memo. We had
rather; trust to the efforts of the ladies, and we
advise,; tiend Baineiun to unite his fortunes
trithsOnte intelligent and gifted young woman,
and Its Imes no doubts 'thugs will come o'er
the spirit Mina &Deism" '
Tree; raniere are determined to
to take the lead hi the matter of celebrating
the gieooni, ,Pourth. Esteoidve preparatkes
are making it Rome for a pio4de, under the
auspices of Rome Orange, and from what
we Can learn, those who attend on the mamba
will not regret it. The Romans are a hospita
ble people, and never do things by hakes. •
Manages Orange is also preparing •to make
a *suit day for members of the order and
others, at the Minneqns Home, on the roartb.
OoL *tam and. other eminent *abets
have bee engaged to orate on the beauties of
apical*, and other eopate staieets.pacv
Cin;friZiru'':ever viir:ted:the delightful gitealth
giving" Springs, will be tempted to join in the
celebratiim there. We my, privately; of course,
that the 'promise of a "good tine" there seems
to us a little ahead of any other plaoe we have
seen annonneed. Messrs. Avner" Visa And
Lone *sus know how to provide for the
necessities of rack' an occasion; and ill do it.
of Athens,
A askriza compliment has recent.
trines paid to our townsman, JAMBI, MAGYAR-
Xani., B. By a Most, unfortunate might
the editors ofAmilston's Americen CYcloP
the article on Coal was prepared by a gentle
man lacking in some respects, as the sequel
Proves, the requisite qualifbnahms. k general
howl ensiled all aloug.tbe geological line—pro
tests followed 04 and fast from gm leading
experts ol!the science; and the necessity of a
revision and change of the aforesaid article has
dawned on the editors end publishers of the
Cickquedia. The Animus, under the advice
of Prot Herr and others, have applied to Mr.
Nacraltarts to do this work, which all ao
quainted'with him know he is thoroughly qual
ified to perforin. The mils of Towanda
shoidd awroclate this compliment paid by the
leading geokgistcto our industrious and mod
est fenoweitisen. - the midst of our rapid
material progress It is well to honor *those
whose intellectual ability and learning coal a
nobler lustre over the name of our beautiful
town.
Tux ! Wilkes-Barre Sunday Il l eirs
has this to say about the steamboat now build
lug In thst
'The dew steamboat is rapidly progreseing,
pushed on by the energy' of its managers and
bullders.r We hope to -see it in ,a few 'weeks
hosting on the pleasant waters of the Susque
hanna. The only grave difficulty now,. with
some reportorial minds. is to and it a suitable
name: one objects to 'Gertrude of Wyoming:
because When he was doing the bohemian to
Philadelphia, some flippant correspondent of a
paper represented that every female child in
Wilkes- erre was named Gertrude. Now all of.
oar readers know that the name is scarce in
Wilkes-134rre, and even were it so, we think the
argument would be in favor of R. It has been
customary is all ages to honor the names of men
of genius by memorial monuments of some
sort, creditable alike to the living and the dead.
Now Campbell was a true poet, admired in his
own and every other land, and of all the men
who ever trod this valley, none other did so
much for its name and fame as Campbell. By
the magic touch of his genius. he clothed it in
a poetic garb, MI of romantic interest and
loveliness; that has attracted The eyes of the
literary world ever since he wrote. Is this not
deserving' of some testimonial ? Let the par
ties who wish to give the boat a family name,
build a monument to Campbell on the River
Park. and we will be satisfied. The ladies will
vote for 'Gertrude of Wyoming' to a man."
FOURTH Or JULY AT SHITHITELD." - --
There in tehe a Soldiers' BO:Won , and Picnic at
Smithfield) on the Tonsil: of July, one week from
next fistuniay. It is to be under the auspices of
Phelps Post G. A. 8., of that toWn, and Davy egtend
a special invitaticerto the different Posts of the G.
A. B. of Bradford county, to all soldiers and sailors
of the late war, and to the citizens generslii, to
unite with them in celebrating ildithe ninety-eighth
anniversar* of American Independence. The fol
lowing gunned Posts of ilia G. A. R. will be present:
'Witting Post. of Towanda; Gilmore Post, of Ulster:
Perk - Ina Post, of Athena; , the Burlington Post, and
Phelps Post. of Smithfield. Col. Z. Ovzirron, Jr
is the Marshall of the Day, and the orators are Col.
G. L. Surrn, of Elmira, and Gen. U. J:ll.anizt. of
Towanda. j A National Salute will be fired by Bat.
tery Uat sunrise. The proceission.vill form at 10:
30 :a. t. , upon the public squire in the following
orlIer: Binds of music, Posts of the 0. A.
soldier:land sallorsAilundsq Schools of the town.
ships. citizens. The column will march to the
grove, where the orations willlbe delivered and
idler exercises take place, followed by a dinner and
s general good time. There; will appear at three
o'clock in the afternoon, Gen. Pizzo Ilainuarras
naumissinzes sad his army of incoraprshengibieL
• - The Committee of arrange:tints are Jamas
L. T. ADAUM and D. W. F01.12X.R.
MERCHANTS.
Q. A. BLA
SPECIL byrscrlyz.:—The last Leg
,
islature paseed an act providing for the ap
,pointment, of special detectivcs. The following
are the provisions of the ;bill
SEcnos 1. Be it enacted, Ac., That it shall
be lawful for the District Attorney of any corm-
Ay in this Commonwealth, with the approval of
the Court of Quarter Sessions of the proper
county, whenever said Conti and District At
torney may deem it necessary, to appoint an
officer's@ a special detective, whose duty it
shall be to assist in obtaining each evidence as
shall be directed by the District Attorney for
the Commonwealth in all criminal cases, as the
Court may direct.
Sec. 2. Such detective officer shall have all
the power of a duly qualified constable, -Ind
shall hold hie appointment (Ulric) , " the pleasurdi
of the Court appointing him; norlonger, how—
ever, than the term of the District Attorney on
wheels recommendation be 4yas appointed.
Sac. 3. The said detective officer ph all receive
for his services such compensation as • shall be
approvedhy the Court appointing him. This
Conn shall order warrants for such compensa
tion to be} drawn by the Clerk of the Court on
the County Treasurer, who Ebel pay the same.
R. C. SiNsiairorr, Esq., of Athens, has been
recombiepded for t'Asi position' in this county.
Dick is one of the shrewdest and most discreet
officers in the county, and his appointment
would give tutiversal sstisfacticm to our people.
and wire Attended 'the
THE following resolutions were
- unanimously' adopted at a mgpting of Watkins
Post, N 0.63, Grand Army of - The Republic, and
ordered to be printed in the pspeis of Towanda
borough :
Rtsolrecl, That the thanks of Watkins Poet
No. 68, G. A. li., are due and hereby extended
to the Bev. J. S. Stewart for his able and elo
quent address, and to the other clergy who, by
their co-operation and presence made more im
pressive the ceremonies upon-decoration day.
Resoired, That the ladies of Towanda and
*trinity, for their liberal contributions of flow
ers, and to those who' so kindly assisted in ar
ranging _wreaths and bouquets, and to the little
girls who bore the emblems of the States, and
who scattered flowers upon the graves of our
deceased comrades, will ever be held in kindly
remembrance.
Resolreti, That we are greatly indebted to
the members of thehoral Association for the
music furnished during the-ceremonies at the
cemetery, which added so much to the solemn
interest of the occasion.
Rezolred, That the Band and-different Socie
ties of Barclay who responded to our invitation
in such large numbers, merit and receive our
warmest thanks. Their . efforts in oar behalf
will long he remembered by every member of
this Post. • . •
Rooked, 'net to the Sabbath Schools, Fire
Departments, the -different Soeletietr, and all
othenswito so cordially assisted ns in keeping
in remembrance the memory of our fellow.
comrades and particularly to the Nitial and
Linta Bands for their services se freely tender.
ed, we return our grateful acknowledgments.
lfreolrefl, That these resolutions be priblisb
,ed in the papers of our borough. •
society was Or
and the. fothx-
ScaniNgres, SlozFrnur ron JuLy.—
Seribneei Monthly for July contains - some no.
table,featitres, not the least of which is Prbf.
Mart's carefully prepared article on "TheShak•
speire's Death-Maslr," with a number of cuts
giving views of this and other alleged likeness
es of the pOet. Mr. Stoddart's "Studies of
Some_British Author'," are here begun, with a
paper on Ancestry, to be followed by another
on the saline subject. The much controverted
"Orthodox Minister,* is heard from again on
"Our Eschatology." The opening article alba
number is one of the Great South illustrated
series by Edward King; Missouri is here de-
scribed with considerable detail u to its hist&
ry, resources and enterprises.- Mr. King has a
little poeni in the same number; and there are
poems by B. F. Taylor, Louise Chandler Monl•
ton and John ,Fraier, (a translation). Saxe
Holm's "A Four-Le.a,ved Clover," is concluded.
Jules 'Verne's "Mysterious Island," and Miss
Trafton's "Katherine Earle" are both continu
ed. lirs.'Hodgeon Burnett has a short story,
and General d'Abain an entertaining sketch of
some extraordinary scenes in Cambodia.
Dr. Holland discusses "New York." "Tau
,
that Kilis," and "The * Southern States."
.1. "Old Cabinet" is about "A Search for a
Fugitive;" and there is th' usual variety in the
other department*.
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ST. NINIOLAS FOR JULY.—/.8 11IIU1311-
ally brdliant. There is a story by Barr tisurr,
about a wonderful little grizzly bear, in which
the varied and curious fortunes of the animal,
••Baby Sylvester” by name, are told with all
the anthoi's accustemea quaintness and hu
mor. " natiy " must haso been a __charming
bear. "Your caressing hand:'-iays the author,
sank &we i r In his fu with draiaby languor. Te
look at hot wu in intoxication of the semen
to pat bin woks led Maw; lo emibraos
him, an utter danwalizaticon of the Intelketnal
lhodlies.• The skit In may Whited by
Sheppard and Zanies O. Beard, one of the en•
virrings being a capital picture of the author
disturbed in his shop by the infant grimly.
Wm. Cullen Bryant aroldbutes a beautiful lit*
poem from the Spanish, and there is • My
well told story of the war of 1812, called "Be.
bocce, the Drummer," by Mules Ilunard,
which will stir up the patriotism hr girls as well
as boys. Then we have an article on "Firs
Crackers and the Fourth of July," by WM. O.
Bideing, In which the mysterious inscriptions
on packs of crackers are explained, and the
whole subject of Artworks is discussed. •This
article is well illustrated, and the last picture,
by Themes Moran, shows a pack .of firircrack
era dastAng and banging away, as they will on
the glorious Fourth. There le one of the 1%.
vorite "Petarkin" sketches by Lucretia P. Hale,
and L. O. Warner has a charming poem, "Four
Tears Old," illustrated by eight of Elm Led
yard's delightful pictures. There are also po
ems by Celia Thsxter, Elizabeth Mere Allen,
and others. Prof. Itattray contributeez useful
article re the microscope, and Fanny Boper
Feudge tells about some miniature vessels,
built by great men. That excellent story,
"Eimpo's Troubles,' comes to a conclusion; 3.
T. Troirtnidge l s " Fut Friends" has some in"
tweeting literirr 'and mercantile experiences
IA New York, while the hero of "What Might
Ili c ve been Expected," Frank B. Stockton's
storm becomes an involuntary sailor. "Jack
in.the.Puipit " is full of information, and "The
.Letter Box" evidently a great favorite with the
boys and girls, islarger than usual this month.
Of come the number is tall of good pictures,
and one article contains five " Magic Picturer,"
which are sure to create a beasatkm.,..
Two mon Lim Sinzaw.-4Jnin.
tentioually we have jomitted to notice fbr the
past several weeks the demise of two of the
oldest citizens of this ?minty. The death of
two so aged and highly esteemed citizens calla
for more than the simple' announcement of
their demise. A few more yew, and the last
link that binds the present to ateipast genera
tion, will be severed. On thei 19th of May last,
Estoca Tomcats died of old age at Towner Hill,
in Borne, aged 921 years and 7 months. He
emigrated to Bradford county hem Danbury,
Connecticut, at the age of thirteen years. with
his father, Ewen Tomas, who was the pa
rent of eight soua and four daughter?. Three
of the sons- Bev. Joann Tommy, Joan Town
s, Esq., and Erroca Tows= settled on
Towner Hill, which gave Brits name. The hill,
which war then a dense wilderness, wag by
their persevering industry made to blossom as
the rose. As'a family they were distinguished
for musical talent as well as for industry.
Fawn Towszn was married at the age of
twenty.aiz years; to • Euzsiorra Moons, a
healthy, vigorous young lady of sixteen, amia
ble and kind in disposihou. Shell' now eighty
two years of age, having lived with her hus
band in peace and harmony for silty-41z years;
and is the mother of fourteen children, seven
girls and seven boy?, eleven of wtiom are now
living. Mr. Towszn was mild in disposition,
entirely unassuming in manners', no aspirant
for office, no speculator, yet a well-to-do farm
er. Helwas a consistent member of the M. E.
Churchier many years; was a highly esteemed
citizen; alsiays on the side of human
ity, and voting on the side of liberty for all;
loved most by those who knew him best. He
labored in the field until about seven years
ago, and bas now gone borne, released from,
eirthlY toil and suffering, and entered a more
extensive field of usefulness - 1A pleasure.
Thi) Gleaner has thh following notice of the
death of the - death of the oldest citizen of Atli.
ens : "Died, in Athens, sane 4, 1874, Cassias
Brzruzss, in the 90th year of his age: He was
our oldest citizen, his life in our midst dating
beyond that of the oldest person now living in
Athena.. Mr. Srzrnms always bore, as a man
of business, an irreproachab.e character, and
was of a temperament well calculated to secure
and retain the respect and esteem of those with
whom his life was cast. For a number of years
be had been dead 13 the outside world, but
bore his hifirmities with patience:• A devoted
daughter
. watched over both parents (the
mother dying only a few years since) with a
true constancy and attention rarely exhibited
in this selfish world, where personal interests
too often, even at times when affection would
do otherwise, have withheld Inch attentions
friint . th, aged and helpless."
DEEDS left for record in the office
for recording deeds, etc , week ending Juno
M. 8. Maritime , * to 8. 8. Webest.pr, March 23,
1871, Springfe•ld,! •
James kialpine ! to Philo Miugos, Juue 115,
1874, 11 ouroe.
J. E. Drake to Sophia S. Philips. April 2,1866,
Litchfield.
Harvey Campbell to Jima Merrit‘, May 15,
1872, Granville.
• • James Merritt to Nancy 51. Campbell, May
13, 1572, Granville. • •
Ihratit Kittle to Harvey . Campbell, April 11,
1873, Granville. . •
W. A. ParlC to A. R. Moo, Jobe 16,1871, gon-
H. H. Gregory to Johp W. Addition, Jane-3,
1871, Pike.
O. F. Benson et al. to Mary W.Btanley et at,
April 13, 1871, Towanda.
Allen McKean to J. 11. Coolbaugh, Jan. 21,
1871, Asylum. •
John T. Learned to E. W. Learned, :April 1,
1873, Granville.
Elizabeth Cease, Guardian, to A. J. Conklin,
Dec. 15, 1873, Armenia.
Alexander Cease and wile to A. J. Conklin,
Dec. 15, 1873, Armenia.
B. S. Biddle to A. J. Conklin, Dec. 15,1878,
Armenia.
A. B. Cranmer to Joseph M. Griggs, June 17,
1871, Monroe. •
0. M. Decker et at. toWni. A. Sexton, April
21, 1871, Orwcllr
Charles P. Palch to Geo. W. Ennis, April 7,
1871, Towanila.
Dal id 'to Enieline Bakes; June 18, 1874;Alba•
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Emeline Hakes kir Elmira Hales, June 19,
1874, Albany.
. De LaFayette Snyder et al. to Chauncey W.
Farley, May 11, 1871, Athens.
John Crottle'y to Wm. R Sheeler, April 16,
1873, Sheshequin.
David G. Pierce to Heman E. Andrus, Juno.
611874, Leßoy.
Martin L. Packard to Lemnel Packard, April
2,1874, Troy.
J. M. Rockwell to Albeit Preston, April 27,
1874,.We5t Burlington.
Wm. Bunyan, Treasurer, to Joel McAtlee,
Aug. 31;1872, Athena.
Joel /Jaffee to Henry B. Welles, June 1,
1874, aa'n't, Athens.
Win. Bunyan, Treas'r, to Joe 4 McAffee, Aug.
81, 1872, Athena.
- Joel McAfee to Henry 13 Welles, Juno 1,
1874, as'n't, Athens.
Joseph McKinney, guardian, to Sanderson
Burns!Bept. 5, 1865; Litchfield.
Z. F. Walker, adm'r, to•_Stephen McKinney,
Oct. 9, 1865, Litchfield.
Stephen McKinney to Sanderson Burns, as'n't
Oct. 23, 1865, 'Litchfield.
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JOTTINGS ABOUT' TOWN, BY A SOJOURN-
Mowanno OUTBIDS OF A S£n£NADE—NA•
lAD rms.—These small iffaho, where a single
lover tarns out with a' brace of instruments and
a pair of male sopranos, for some sentimental
squealing 'under, his sweetheart's window at
midnight, don't amount to mach. There is a
diminutive oquawkiness about it, that neither
afflicts the moonlight or interferes with the
Movement of the stars, but-wbleh'ilisttubs the
old folki and wt . :lases the cats, terribly.
Every baby on the street is'inre to waken,
and while the .cordial is being dug out, the poor
father and mother who have got the farther
side of life's romance period, 'wish , that all sera
nading implements and instrumentalities, wars
In heaven.
_Not eco, however, with the gratuitous MIAMI
entertainnleuts it him been our privilege to e*
joy theselovely summer evening', - They are a
[pixies of benefaction that one scarcely values
comprehensively. -4,
- We were sauntering aimlessly on Monday
evening of last week, when the sound of mink
and the flash of lights before a building in a
central location on Main Weal, arrested' our
attention. ' Making for that point with undue
alacrity, wo,suffered a few reverses, but finally
succeeded in adjusting ourselves• on a stick of
timber, that proved a favorable location, both
for seeing and hearing. ,
The sesemblage of hop wee more Mum*
mg Ida Tbq were empsithelakr
spectable Mr, and Ms theseelm is OM
coin •y. They stood &zonal with their hods
they pock" and grinned satiafacikm births
from of the performers; which attitude and a
mnion of countenanoe the red torch -light
as luminous and plotiresque sit a.
Rao ,could have desired. I Easy indi
irldnaltire of these sons bas anon to coo
gra is herself on the flot of not having put
them to bed, that bight, before the serenade.
Not one of them would p home from such
music with - am words or mischbfrons intent
'upon • sister's rights. Who - k - nows what
prompt of savage Wilma went eddying out
of boy bosoms into the *fit air, - and died
away in the harmony of those sweet sounds?
A small white dog kept to the vicinity, and was
as quietly jibilant as the boys. Too noseclocui
at his close cropping and his " tail cut short,"
to snake himself unduly laminar, his respectful
and appreciative manner suggested the Idea
that frequent entertainments of this nature
might Perhaps do away with the' necessity of
societies for,the prevention easel to en.Wal•
If some power amid allay the boys and civilise
the dogs, bow much Poona might we expect
the dawning of the millennium t
We inked a neighbor who ladled out of
crowd, if the complimenting in prams across
the way was merely the usual sigma* of
Clattering attention bestowed on rich men, or if
it had lame genuine significance. Ile, being
no sojoorner in these parts, gave' brief reca
pitulatiOn of the deeds of the man, .Up stairs,
whom the Lints Band came out 'to serenade,
and we in return for his' information, went o ff
into a bomtly on the benefit of h•vicig men . in a
community whose geneioas sympathy and
largeness of thought and action ire sufficient
to create a popularity that calls out demonstra
tions of this kind.. We aro all interested , in
Jr=2l
We niay lack either the will or the occasion,
or the means, of assisting the Linta Bawd in
carrying milts designs, as Mr. I'in.= seems
to take pleasure in doing, but wi are inordi
nately eager to get the benefit of the music
they diapense. - And to him we are indirectly
indebted for our enjoyment on Monday even
ing. It may be offish to hang around at the
edge of a serenade, and peek in atlthe windows
after the players have gone in for refreshments,
but It pays. We wish everybody in town had
been listening and "peeking," as the hut time
Came softly out through- the Open windows.
There were strokes of a master-hand I hushed
down so tenderly that a baby might sleep and
dream the sweeter. ;
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One breathes softly, and .folds the hands
reverently. while the beautif ul strains go up,
bearing the thoughts they awaken into the
presence of the great Harmonion; who gives
the key-note Obis sphere music.
° lt will l not do any good citizen the slightest
harm W i tted what Nw Curzon gild last-week.
about bee übiquity of i single policeman. Wer
have thought of it before, and we also are u
quainted with BERAPHINki who did not feel
particularly Inspired to action dudes the Naiad
fair, on account or having been overlooked.
The Naiads are brave boys at a Eire, and can '
tell a good editor,,.but they ought to be lees
careless amoag the roses.
A RUNAWAY team the other morning
upset MAYNARD'S milk-wagon, on Alain itreet.
Fortunately for his customers.- most of them
bad.been served.
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BUSINESS LOCAL.
virXiarge stock or Pictures • and
Picture Frames, at Wzrroatta suatrra,
ear's Black.
ilek..Get the "Tompkins' County,'
if you want a good and durable Wkeel Rake.
R. M. WELLas, Agent.
lel., [ The most extensive ) stock o
Millinery Goods are now on erlibiiion at' Mrs
3. D. HiLL'a Store on Bridge street.
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aft:, Graham Crackers, Oat Meal,
Graham Flour, Crushed Wheat, at: the Third
Ward Grocery and 13akery. •
REVERSIBLE SIDE-HILL
LIND Pt.ows.—l sold 75 in 1873,
gave satisfaction. A faU stock on
Towanda, Pa.
air it will pay you to
look over our ;lock of Boots, Sh.
Trnoks, l Traveling Bags,• etc.
Opposite the Coartllonso.
KO Horse Pokes, Cream
Ice Pitchers, Baby Wagons, St
and Bakes, lit CODDIXO, IMUSSZLL
Juno 20-2 w.
A fine assortment
Ware, at the Third Ward Grocery
:1 4 lig; Fishing Tackle, Fish Poles,
Bullets, Shot duns, Revolvers, and Cartridges,
at Conine, RIISSSLI. k, CO'S.
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1 -
iiir Yon can bay everything in.
the (irocery and Provision line a little ,/ cheaper
at VOL'Anz .t. EDWARDS than any citherlplaco in
1 1
town
.
. The best place to buy 'ready
made clothing is at No. 4, 2 doors hest i of Coo
lant, Rims= & Co's. ;
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11lir Several valuable Farms: and
Homes and LOts for sale by Damian it Taker.
HqtrJSZ AND LOT I yOlt. SALE 081 RENT
—Terms easy. Apply to Mrs. E L. Wooimm
over 11. J. LoNo's store.
TIMES Songs: TO Rm.:T.—One in
First Ward, near upper depot, and two in Seco
find Ward. Ingoircl at office of Orzurs di
ELBBREZ. • ,
f+bTChoice Family (fir
cheap as the cheapest, at the Th
eery. • _
• for All kinds of black
ber and real jet jewelry at very
M. IPCIDELMAN's
i•
mi. ] Gno. IticCABE & Sox' hex, just
received several car loads of choice triable,
and they are turning out some of the best work
ever wide in this place. Yard and offt4e one
door south of the Baptist Church!
1 8 1
Fori aux.—W. A. AOCKWE.I.I. has
One of P. H. DEDEZIAX /1, Co's. 0. X.4ollo4oiTer
Hay Presses for sale. The best-there it it
Juno 1, 1874. . 1
IS. C. S. FLU'S has a hugo stook
of fresh candies and nuts, which l he is lining
very cheap for Fourth of July parties. lie also
has a big assortment of fire-works. His Ice.,
Cream is everywhere pronounced the best.
I
stir If yon want thn-International
Lessons' and Sunday School paper, ere your"
order td 0.7. 011091, who can furnish them to
you on better terms than yon can get thein in
the city.
sir Why ran the risk p acci
dent, ifhen you can get a ticket' good for $3,-
000 in case of death, for 20 cent. a l azy, by call
, gon Fuzz &maws, at upper depot ?
itir, It is not generally known that
a O. Warman, at the Book Bindery Dyer the
Ittrossii aloe, makes Blank Boots in any
style of ruling ~and binding desired. If you
want s new Ledger, Journal or Docket, give
him a cell.•
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stir Hair Work of every deeerip
eon wai be sold at 211 per cent. leu th an New York
prices. Call and main* at IL Lnliore's Drench
lair Palace, Bridge4t., in lire. J. D. Elzin'e Nancy
Store: ,
Patent Churn which is rer
ally good. and really an improventfint Talon the
old dasher ehurn, is an article long sought for ?
and at last found in the BlatiehariOltuttv—ln
article which baa plod a- rspatatke stow}
Na tatrogbatiaa ham Sattibygarazio,
Bersansok
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Firrros.44.l3liiiiiiieiry sad loe.
Cream Festival will beheld in the presbyterial:
Parsonage, Woos, on Friday evening. June 2&
Proceeds for the pupae of repairing the Par.,,
emir& All are Wiled to attend. By order: .
of Committee. .A
M!. Mourning Hata and *Banat:4B i '
at Maki. D. MLA Blidgeo4
Is . . An maitre variety of heating
stoves at Joss's, which are befog sold very .
Cheap.
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GO to WRITOOXEI & SHAM'S,
Korour's olook, tor your Books sod BLOW:wry.
`Losz—On Jane 1, 1874, on the
road bailing from Towanda to New Albany. a
small Pass-Book. The tinder Will be paid for
his trouble by mailing it to Franklindale P. 0.,
Nradfcrrd,Co., Pa. j. B. Jonsson.
SO6 The beet, and largest tiliflOrt
mOt of ladies and gentforames gold chains
ever offered 6 this market at M. assostarart's.
M.. The largest assortment of
'gooks at low pricei at Himnsuuri%
• Stir Spring styles pats and •Caps
cult remind at TA on & Dans.'
a All varieties of stone rings,
23 per cent. lower than ever _before, offered 11*
Towanda, at H. lizanzutenia, Bridge street;'
88,11 you want fine , Hair Work`,
made op, or desire to Imams um go to 11 - LAJ
Ton, a tellable bate doter, Brpg•-5t...! at lilt. I.
D.'101.1.11 Fancy itore. f , ° '
INS. The "Girl of the Period" is
to be seen In the window of LAVOLIVII Bair Palace,
on Bridge.st., at Kra. J. D. Bor.'s Fancy Store.
isr Ladies 1 If you wish to know
what to wear, and how to wear it, call at E. J.
MinootOo l3berhae all the novelties of the, nea-
ton• .t,
Mir From a plain Gold Ring' to
he finest diamond, go tO HCYDLLMANL
ifir A large line of Parasols - in all
he nos shades, jest received by
Ening & BILDRETIL
sir American and Swiss Watches,
iugest stock eier brought to this town at
Hasorzatsres.
Hats and bonnets. for the old
and young, married and itngle, at Mrs.
Hru:a Millinery Store, Bridge-at.
18...11 you wish to see fine gold
Jewelry, call at Mawmans's.
Fon SALE.--150 acres of land, 1
mile - from Ulster depst. Also several second
hand wagons. • IL B• tinrru.
Nil C. F. DAYTON has removed his
harness shop to the store lately oempied by
Imams Woixr, where he will be pleased to see
an in want of good work.;
s. C. F. Cross has just received
a very large invoice of Books suitable for 8.8.
Libraries, which ho Will furnish at a discount.
of 25 per tent. to schools.
in
Fon SALE.---The new, house on Main
street, second door north of Chestnut street.
lot about 100 feet front. Terms easy. Etignir ,
On the premises of 11rs. Howes and of E. T
Fox.
M.. Do you want Shoes. iar a La
dr, Oent, Miss, Boy, Youth, Child! or Infant?,
Then go to Comes do Coows, .you will
find a large stock to select from, and at exceed ,
ing low prices. Opposite the Court House.
ND LEVEL
d every ono
'hand. •
.
Fos RENT.---Dwaling containing
14 rooms--enitablo for a boarding douse or a
large family. Also, one•emall tbroe-story home
n centre of town. •
No. 32, Second et.
call - and
Gaiter,
106 PIERCE & NICHOLS are selling
all varieties of Coal very cheap. They are sole
agents for the celebrated Barclay Coal. Coal
by car load at a discount. Orders loft at F. J.
CALKIN'S Store, M.J. LoNa's Store e and at
HorrrlN's Store will receive prompt attention.
& Coots
IMEEI2
Freezers,
bee,, &laths
Cer.
House von SaLs.-0/a Second-Ed"
between Pine and Bridge—east side. ..irrefre
rooms;-Oar, Water, Beater, Rama, etc.. One
of the moat convenient houses to be found.
Terms CAST. Enquire on the premien&
of Stone
NA. The best place to buy Sash,
Blind*, Doors and all kinds of Lumber, is it
Farmer Soxs. Factory on Charles street. Of
fice 107 Main street. They sell cheap for cash.
J. P. HonT6x.
all. Gentlemen, we would - call
pony attention to , our new styles of Sires for
Spring antigun:lazier wear. Prices low, •
Censza COONS.
Opposite the CoaFt llorpse.
1- Mrs. WOODReFF taring again
sictired the services of Miss Begvansi of New
York City, offeri a very fine selection of Hats
and Bonnets. Corner of Main and-Bridge fits.
Mier If you 4on't want. your wife
tb buy the new patent Sad-Iron, keep her-away
from Just's. It is the best and most qouveui
ont invention for lessening the tedions - work of
ironing ever preserkted to the public. Ito one
who sees It will ever go borne without it.
RUDDEIi l'Am-r..--IVarrunted to be
more durable and better -for homio or . other
Plauting.l than any other paint. 11as . always
given perfect satisfaction. .
It. 31. Wmaxsi Agent.
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Mir If you have got any painting
to 'do call at 11. T. JUNE'S and purchase some
of that superior'prepared paint. It is the beat
and cheapest article of the kind 'ever offered.
It is guaranteed to cover more surface. than
any other paint now in nee.
con es, BS
d Ward Gro-'I
orn;
ow prices, at,
DaEss-MAKING,Iiirs. HENRY KINGS
BURY, in the Arcade block, opposite the EpiscO
pal Church, is prepared to do dress-malting in
the latest style and neatest manner' on short
otice and at reasonable prices. /fitting made
a cialty. Atamplog, done also.
319.. It is the universal testimony`)
of ali acquainted with the business, thit C. r.
CIIOS9 has got the•best arranged Bonk Store in
the country, and city dealers tell us PEIAILLNI is
one of the.closest buyers. That his taste in
selecting geode is excellent, all who visit his
store testify.
ice' Remember the One-Price! C.
O. D. Clothing Store of. Mix. Souyarox Hav
ing recently purchased a large lot of Men's and
Boys' Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hata
and Caps, at redneed prices, I will offer my en-'
tire stock eheiper than ever. Call and see for e,
yourself. Got Ilmlcorth of your money and
save time.' All - customers are treated alike
Having bat one price, which is low, we' guaran
tee goods as represented. We 'solicit e call
.from one
. rd all. ALra. SOLOMON.
23 Haar-street
To Tire Pusuo.—Having leased
and thoroughly refitted-the Mehoopany Hotel,
I beg leave to inform . my Bradford county
friends and the public generally; that I am now
prepared to entertain both man and beast in
the most hospitable manner, on strictly tempe
rance principles. I can also tarnish teams and
earitages to those whO desire theim Give me
a call, and satisfy yoUrseives this oi hotel can
be well kept without re,orting to the sale of
liquors. '
Meboopsny,June 9, , 1874
PartaNwA MASON
Her Every good• housewife is in
terested in knowing whore to pnrchase the best
kitchen Tar/Attire; and the most important arti
cle found in the kitchen is the stove. We have
had some exp4ience of lato in kindling fires
to cook the breakfast, and take groat pleasure
in saying we believe the new Empire Cook
stove the tiepins Ora. It is large, eubstaa-
Vey made, and wahines all the conveyance'
pia Antoine rage. Don't fail to call at IL
tr. Yen's, and ox amine it.
MU
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take is WI
111%. Wr Paper! and Curtaini
pat . - , : r*Froors & ihusrti„
Morales •-
sir N ew goods Jost revived at K.
Emiatais. •
Mir- Spectacles arid eye glasses,
Insulated egos! to soy In the market, from
the eitespeet E to the best, et HEipzutsx's.
afir:lf you want the best Cook Stove
at, call at Ann's, la Ketones Block. • .
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Lamm.' Mrs.: ALurs guarantees
work dons of her shop to Ors sattatscUon.
(31: and see Eux Lsvoq, who
• jut returaedfrom Now York with as immense
stook of Burnie Bair, which he 'bought at bank.
lust sale, andlwhich will be sold at lowest cash
prices, at Lsvores Branch Hair Palms of Elmira,
E. 1f.,--artdge.d.,Tcnninda, P.a.
166. There will be a re-union of
• • Grand Aimy of the Republic of Bradford.
ipo., Pa., .TalT 4,1874, at Smithfield, in which ,
all soldiers and sailors, as well as cttirsnr, an;
emits,* Invited to attend. A detailed psi:i
sm:me will be announced in due time.,
J. W. &twines, P. C.
s The ladies' of Towanda will be
ipe nn
' leased to leilni that ire., Euzir ILumni has
ned a ne lir Millinery ostablishment In the
iecieiitl 'oCcupied by G. D. M umsii u
Hector's o ce, corner of Main and Pine
a l ines. -Sh has an entirely' now stock of
goods, and h r largo esperienie in business if
i o sanitileat' aria°e that her goods are kit
hat the Lull need. '
lair A . ood cook•stove will goner.
I y condute Very nuts rially to domestic peace,
. r when eve 'thing goes right in the kitchen,
.'e good wit is usually good-natwced. LID or
,
e to make ertain that you are" getting the ,
t stove ex ant, alwaYs buy the now Empire.
a tar supenor to any cook-stove manufactur
i
~ If you don't belitrie it, just go to Junes
d buy one end try it.l - • . -
I we Th: undersigned will buy at
' ysanking, on Monday afternoon,lnno 29, &MD
Monds9 Afternoon, ;July '2O, good fat Veal
alves and Lambs.. Giving' , to the scareity of
ocid Vests, Lwill not tiny every week as ‘bere•
.'fore advertised. Geo. Snivel.
Wyeanking, i /nue 12,187L-5w..
NOTICE;—The relatives and friends
all the &allied soldiers that are, btitied in
her the River-side or i Catholle Cemeteries of
wands, uo respectfully requested to give
sir names to either of the undersigned corn
ittee appointed by Iratkins Post G. A. R.
H. B. McKuri,
I. • Dome SwErxtv,
' Julies Bararr.
NOTICE —The third annual meet-
trip of the Stockholders of the Mutual Building
alio' Saving Fund Association of the Borough of
Towanda, will, be held in the GirendJury *mire,
o?-lifonday, Jrairi 29, 1871, between th e hours
o 7 and 9r. M. at which place and time i
e_lestdent and', four Directors to serve for the
erring year, Will b., fli•(•t ! .11. Nominations for
these officee will bo niaile at the stated meet
it of the Association ion Monday, June 15,
a 7:20 P. U. By order of N. N. DErrs, jr.,
P caldera. 1 R. F. GOODMAN, Sec'y.
stir L Etunin, at the new Mil
.
upery Store, oext . aoorto VIIMILBEILLIIeB, has
plcire than realized the expectations of our
ople. Ills stock of &oda would do credit to
19 a firet-chussi city "store, and his prices are
lower than most ordinary country establish-
ladies o Towanda
i.
untl, *ill fl.d it to their advantage to visit
s store Dolor liurchasing. It affords us real
°tsar° to re omroend such an establishment
otwiiader
Prtrons of
all that feel friendly to the or.
to attend a general picnic at
W. WOODBURN, near Rome rd.
1871 1 All aro expected to bring
(filled. The Eforrickville Silver
Ave beet" invited. It has been
Patrons wear their regalia.
eakers will-be present and ad
iug Hon. Oro: LANDON, Hon.
Ilion. E. IL' Idrati, and - Hon. B.
order of the ; executive committect
tife, No. 95 P. of H.'
W. H. firtAw,.Sec'y.
eine, Jane 17,1874, f
GRANGE
li / naband7 an
dr, are invited
the grove of W.
la r ge, on July 4
biiskets well
Cornet Band h
decided that 1
T!ta following
dress the meeti
V E. rtor.LET,I
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,saaPOILTE. By (
4 Rowe Gram
F. E. PasT
CAMP MEETING. --The Wyalasing
iatrict, .(Wyoming Conference), has_ decided
hold a Camp•meeting thicyear on their old
ounds at 31e0oppiti; eointneueing ;tog.
. The following are the Committee :
t re—L. Nos,t P. E.; J. 8. Lawns, War. SUELP,
t EO. GREENFIELD, J. B. Suatxtr. and J. K.
ca. Laymen—l. 0. Satan, W. H. Bataan!,
A. D. Wiarcomn, BENJ. MOODY, M. D., and G.
PALEN, M. D.
*A meeting of tlie committee will be held on
t e camp-ground Wednesday, July 15, at - 11
i ol'eloeit,. to look over the ground and meta ar
rangements tor board, tonta, horse teed, etc.
All persons inteested aro invited to bo present.
By order of committee. J. B. SUMER,
L. PECK, r. E., _
CHURCH, SOCIETY ANDO FFI CIALA
, Dl'
mscrosr.—The following directory. la pubUshed far
the information of the public: We will thank our
friends for notifyingautol_any spears they may Ms
,cover :
I Daprucr Cm lien—Main Street, below Washing
ton. Services Sunday at 103' a.m. and 73; P.M.
Sunday: School lat 'l2 o'clock. Prayer Meeting
Services Sunday at 103' aM. and 6:15 P . N. Sunday
Bel:1001 at 9 A. 31, lIIM I CILUILLS E. aICILYAIME, Pas.
tor. '
I 31. E. 'Cnuncu ig Main Street. above State. Services
nn
day at 10,q .31. and 73' P.M. Prayer Meeting
Thursday event .' Sunday School at 12 o'clock.
pastor, Nev. it. 0. Dean,
I Paittnnrrtorattleauncit—Court Street, near Court I
House:_ , Services Sunday at 10 3 ; a.m. and 7 P.M. .
prayer Meeting Thursday evening. Sunday School
2x. Pastor,Heir. J. S. enmity?.
' 3 l S.S. Prism mp Patm—Serfricesevery two . weeks,
!9 and 11 a.m. arid 73; P.M. S unday, Sehoolat A
.ar. Pastor, Bev. PATRICK TOMIAL
A•BLE• 07703 4 1— State Street. above Second.—
Preaching Sundays atlOti a. - at; and 73; p.m: Sun
day School at 1 1140- - , , . • • .
I,A.Y.M.—Notarrsinul Omitmataisin. IGT.. Fi0;16.-#-
- Masonic Hall, over Patch's store, at 7 P.M. J. C.
clurn.
Lama, MO. I ] • •
thacia Lanais. No. 108.—Once in two weeks, at 7
M. J. C. In a, W.M.
U.H.B.A. No. 161.—Once in two weeks,
IX t 7 P.M.. MAIL . Csom. H.P. P.
11.
,
cui O. Fllstanstralt LODGE, No. 167.-Od d
Fllows' Hall,. oter Wont & Sons Furniture Rooms.
'Meets every Monday evening at 7 o'clock. Wm.
Joitza, N.O. Watauga Enz.:11,12. -_- -- • - -
' I Bauman Eacatenuarr. No. IL—Meets second
and fourth Wednesday evening of each month.
Wm. SNIMEII," C. ~ WAIIIILLI HILL, E.P., WM. JONES,
T ribe ' '
E. Or P.-- ArCokLoiMsafo, 29o .- 71 eets every
Tuesday evenlitin Temperance Hall, 73; o'clock.
.I'OO5llA Mum, .C.
K.o.&oo—Tcesbutita Lamas, No.'s7o.—Mestassa.
and and fourthhursday of each month. Josaru
DOLT. f S.H. I
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I or .tarar,DIRECTORY.
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Presic' fent Jut—liori. P. , D. Itosnow. Towanda.
AfibciateJud —Hon. S.D. Ilanxtramt,Springfield.
lon. C. IL Busatar., Towanda;
ProtActrialamand Clerk gf.Court—Raw. M. Mi.
Reaistei.aM•leeorderw antFatr& ; OP As Orphans'
Burt—O. J. CmTnnucx. .
Skersy-- - .1. Mormon Satrra..,, . .. ~_
Commissionerai—Momats Sisardrain, 'Wells; Dm.
1 177 =ust MalUILa; ALBAN 43MMLL A TORMIdas
.7.U4. C --D. P. Lure. Columbia;
, E. FLIMILMON,, Indef.
ITreaset ILmars7 Idassmari.: Deputy, HIMAX
Ifanami..Taiiravidai: ••‘ • .• , .e-, . • - ;
'Auditors —A. IL Buoys, Iletriar; 'InA Cakaat.
quth,Creek; E. R. DELoso, North Towanda.
!Counsel- 7 pm' tk D•vnts. • •
rowAiixi Bosbitil OFFICERS.
' Durg,4-7axlB Thais?. •
Anaicitsten—Ltiaa BILIANT, Jou% D. Itowryna.
3T. Wan% JAM= McCaisa. T. B. Jamas. D. T.
Ipx. D. 8. Paul, T. M. Woonnury - •
, Way' and PreganterAloekra Inittanawt.
Initial of Porek:-11. O. Doom; If: Tilaw •
;Coestabia-mloamanMaim; L. T.,Bons.
0.
_atoolDired.A.Cataitioard;
X Tow Troilism; J. P. Valfizirr. B. W.
4.l.vaapi, J. N. CALM, Mit
,fterseert of PoorDt. W LnulN,Wir.
latudars-”Taa Ifierasz.A y. J A. 112001 D. 020.
,Aucaor-3auga U. Mom.
, r33aKian—Da.D. 8. PaAir
37RE COMPAIVII.S..
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H. 3. Emu.
ILngin.yr—Cblef, B. PATCH; UAW/Int ; Hems
O
,Fr Sten Fire Engine Co. No. I.—]meta
Mit Wednesday evening In each month, in Borough
Engine Rouse. 1.8. ECMPICHXT, Prealdent; J.
W 1
i, y. •
Braiad Engine ~ No. 2.—Meet first Monday even
ing in each men ,in Borough Engine House. E. B.
EsTrie. Frond ;G. E. Fitrar, Beef- , •
, Steam • e Engine Co., 80. :J.—Meet Bret
Vandal evening in eaeh month, in Lin.ta. Engine
House. B. A, PACKIHt President; B. A. MEIICITIV
Seei'• _ ,
kasha Zook OE Udder cars.. 4.'-ffeits
Wodneedq ',tithe la Ma MOllthe ts t it ikeo o o
Ogine Row. I.suu Maw, ; C.
- •
;., .:~rc~zt ;XN~a++rrti.....o.tv.~~;i3s~4.%s?!3+S::c•!~-',~na?.
MeoAkins ; Comd7l9boel
Aviki
, and in fact the whole
=1
MEM
, ! I maymegazavr. I ;
Trmwou.zondhtlatemntleeksmti ad
0410 ea: going nor th . at 10alle. w asis fan Fru:
Attires from 01010 4.14.; month 6:15 wit. •
• II 4 1. mall at ISO LIR: whit: at 4 rat..
Bafplikn 8. it E. and Clanton clam at 2:50 r.at.t l
Mita* *leas ea& i. { -.1, 1 1
i =Erb Illi i AAL; allfrell at I rag. I '
ammo at 1 tom.: wives at 124. ,
Sew whoa Tatedac a Ttuirsdarys i and Batt:7-
thW 12 ta.; apetht at rat. I 1 • 1
roll it 11. Wednesdays, mnd'
istdaga m iNat.; dogmata ht 1 vac i • ' I i i
Sheahequla TN Tuesdays. Thursdas. and'
07• 1 •••76 at 10 ; departs at 12 It. • 1
i
[ • B. W. ht.volw P.M.
I B I
UIL NO ASSOCLATIONB. - 1
, 1 t 1 1 . - 1
_.!
!baud lisildiv old Strew / had - .ltiodatiom.—,
lfee4 in Grand Jury Rood: for payesent of Install.'
men* third MOnday 16 the month, fr , sto 7
r.x. 6r. N. Berri. Jr., President. I 1 1 1
roorada Besildftig 4ssopratios.-411ests lit Grand
Jury MX= for paymenfi of instalhnen* fourth'
Monday In each - oath, from if to 7 rat. Imre '
Powiml. ••. . . R I I : . '
1
befit Boast ? ' or
I
For
go to
i ;-
' . if :BR TED.' 1
- 1 1
WITTER—:ADA , B.—A4 the M E. Parsonage,
Leltayrrille, /ono 20, V 374, by Rot', S. Elwell,
Geo. B. Witter 'of Berkshire, N. X., and 'Mag
gie Adams, ofkalsehin,,Pa.
1
CCM/MOCK-8 TMAIISH.--By, Rey.t J. M.
Harding, in Athens; on Wednesday, Jima 17,
I. W. Coma Eiq: 7 and Louisa 8 1 Balt-
TAMORY--(K marsh. all of n
BE e.i lL—ln D • 1 f
tt
) nshore Ps.,
Juno 11 , 1874, by Moiler. Henry B. Strisdach,
Mr: Moses C.Primary, of Wilkes-Barre, to
Mrit. Frances Gottler, of Dashwel, Pa.l
_
ADDISON—C lELD-.-At the M. E. Parson
sge, in Lelia .1 ne 21, 1874, by Hey. 8.
Elwell. John . A nto Miss Wilma R.
Candeld, all eflPike
7.
in t
14..
Mc.414-11001C —At the Gomel of the
bride, in West OurUntiton, June 17, 1874, by
Hey. 0. 8. TraWatte itillirtlitir! B. McKean'
end Sibyl E. . w'ell; l botBof West Darling-
L
ton; Pa. , . 1 1' 1, -1 r
7
COLE—MORO —At She residence [ of the
officiating clergyman in Monroeton, pa., by
Rev. Hillock Armstrong. Twday, Juno 18,
1874, George LS Cele slnd Ida S. Morgan Loth
of Towanda.
_ f ___
IicCITLLOUGH DRINKER--1n tit. , Paul's
bhnrch, Monte, on the 18th inst.,
H by per-
Goo. . Kirk d. Rector, ._Mr. 11.
McCullough, o 1 Philidelphis, to Haim L.
daughter of - o late: Henry 'Drinker, of
Montrose. 1 I I'
ir I I ALP. 1
,• 1 '
WHITE. —At the reshicricc of Airs. Whiple, in
Asylum, ont o o 12th'' inst., Minnie White.
(formerly of th-) Orphans' Ilomc, Elmira, N.
Y.) aged 11. years.
• I i
J
RUSSELL—In Orwell; Jane '22, 1874, of con l -
sumption, Mrs.. Juliette Russell, (reliq of
Nathan Russell ) aged!6l. 1 . - - 1
1
She was a good wpm& • i —an excellentß oth er
[ 1
and worthy mem •er oft e church of . God.
,
T ow Nip. MAP
wHorysi At% PRIOFA
oorreCted everylleanesiday. -by 0,
subject to changes y..
Wheat,* bu5h......... ..
Bye. * Muth
Buckwheat, * bus/
Coke. *bush
Oats, * busb;
Beans, * bush. 2
Butter ((dairy, rolls) *
)* *se.
do
Em dos
paaWest*.trqsh.l
nei!.4
ow#,,
Many VI barrel. —1
Onions VI bush...
WiLtairm or O •
Bye 66 ; Oats •
84 lbs.;, Beans 62 1
lbs. • Timothy Bee
Dried Apples 221
.—Wbe4t CO lb. ;
lbs.; barley 46 lb'
4.; Bnui 20 lbs.; C
4 4 /11l Dried Pe
.; Vlai peed 601 b,
ITEltvOus D Ent:mi.—A depressed,
irritable state omind; a weak, nervous, ex
hausted feeling; o clergy. or animation .' con
fused head, weak memory, often with debilitat
ing,ll
involuntary Ischarges. The consequences
of excesses, mentsl overwork or. indiscretiowi:
The Nsavons Dr carry Audi a say ereign
__ewe
In 11IIMPEI HOMEOPATHIC SP EC IF I C
2& ' It.tones; np the system, , arrests did
charges, dispels the mental gloom and despon
dency, and rejuvenates the entire system; It is
perfectly harml . and always efficient. I Price
8.5 for a package . r dve boxes and 1 a large $2
vial of powder, w . ich is important In old, Perf
orm eases ; or $1 •-. single box. Sold by ALL
druggists, or son by mail on receipt of price.
Address, "iaaric 8. - Pow:rt.
Routh end Wsrd House, Towanda, Pa. 1
C. T. Hr; BY. .. ercues' Block y
'
Towanda, Pa
1 1
LIST
-LA the Patentee
Atha Bilsa Stile
Ames Calvin
Beecher James
Britton D
Bear:tett Ma Bete
• Brenaln John
Brown rank
Britton George
Ongl Wells
Cusp Frederick
Coleman Miss Lot
Obilsori
Dewers Mrsto
Em ri er fis T o r h raud.
Gfn
OMR!' Thoe
Gat* J 19
Greene Me F D
Hancock Henbln
Kelly Andrew
rosier John H
Yeltannra W i •
Persona calling
titled, giving date
,
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JE TO , Ala YOUR C
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HARNESS AND IOIISE1 OIlSE iixtmas azNY4Lis
• ,
is a, aP. DAYtS'S, In the stork lately occup i ed
by Janus Wolff a Clothing, Store. Having rel
Moved my establ meat tri more commodious and
convenient q I reapectfully invite my old
customers, an d all want of anything in the line of
f , ,- l• 1
_____ _
HARNPE3, SADD ES, NE7I, DLAIfBETS,W/D-PR I
. , 1
fcc.., Ito.. to gleam a call. feeling sitialled that from'
the fedUttes I .for ,purchasing stock, I can
do a better job, attrer price, than' any other es
tablishment In the ar t y. 1 ' - 1 •
. I i 1 1 I
DON'T POEM THE PLACE -ONE DOOR. BE
LOW TELEFON & IMUIIIL STORE. - 1
Mayo • 1 ' i O. P. DAYTON.
THE . PL,
9111,11STEE0 . ItIAM-:—The stook of,
..i gods of this' ;
e firm a ixr D. "d.., Pettey &Co.'s'
new offezed'at 4 ' '. 1 li
. GE E A B
ABGINS
Ile atom can too ileasei ' l ice a ' A. term ei nazi at al
par am. • 1 1
The stool cornrow a good line of dry
fancy gcsods, gOoft to: The gOodsl:l 4 4 .
and will be sold— paiticulars and tarnis en
tried oL A.r L. NOBLE, - ll'
JOHN HOLMES. . • [ ;
AI WICIILIIAM. 1
, .
. - 1 • , Trustees..
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sec).
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AUDITOR' NQTICE. - In !Ile
JIIM.. Matter-of the &tato of Manson Lotelace, der,'d. ,
late•of Sheshequin .In the Orphans' Court of
Bradford Co., N0.,,,4 May Term, 1874. . ~I
The 'undersigned Was appointed an 'Auditor by
the Orphan's Court of said county, to mate distri
bution of funds in e hands of the Administrator
of WA estate. and attend to the same on MON
DAY the 8d day of unmet, A. D., 1874, at 1 O'clock,
'
P 4111.; it the office limithll/Montanye. in Towan-I
da born', whore all person. Interested In the fonds '
o r estate I rel
re nested to present their claims
t the same for th e Hon of the Audit Or.
ono 21. ELEILHAN tiILEM. Auditor.
`O A R THE .
•
now in st 1
' very,cho
*s,ti H
A. ,r
FOR THE HARVEST OF' 1874.4
i , .
I have now In st k for , the. coming Harvest.*
'full Ilne of very,cho TOole, coneliding of Scytbes,,
Bluth& Yorks, ti. _ Hakes.' Hand Bakes, Grain
Cratilee, Horse- Teel/41 Cradle lingers, Scythe
Stories Bores Grinil Monet Wheel Horse Estee, ,
, ,
r 1 •
1
OTIIND-S , ONE HANGINGS,
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~.
and the celebrated Harpoon Horse' Fork, with the'
patent OraPper and • alley, Sectlons for i ll tkpl4pd.
Mg Mewing Machin In used,, together, with a. full
line of Shelf and H vy Hardware,. Paints, Oil and
Varnish'. Sash, Glasfi, Doors; /nimbi, Carriage welo4.
work of all descripthins. Carriage irons of every ,
variety, Patent Wheels„Broidcloth Enameled,) Drill
and Wooden.Dasb, a f e op.leather Carriages, Painpre 1
Colors, Wooden W and Cordage; )
, • ',
1
CHURN PO SEED DRIL LS,
4 -- , • '''")
,
Cultivators, ',Steel Pithits for Shovel Plows, Carpipp
•terel and Coopers's Tools. Also, a full stock of the
celebrated Hartf Bitting, all of which will be'
sold nn a eery close 1
. ISMENIS
.Cinitlce- is hare
to. the aaastnal
deceased, are raves
and all,poreone ha
mnat present the
anent.
Inca I 16;1874-
w
EN Y
JOB
T FIBS
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1 - 1
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B. PATCH
60 10 175
1
1 50 OD 2
23 t 4
25 0
: 50 ki) 10 50
I 00
Gem
; Buckwheat
over Seed CO
hos 33 lba.;
• I
remain
owand.,
.Juli,s 21, 1
. Moody
• Km!
Krik B -
3lrs strati
gul
.74 H
,Phtt
throng
Seenlin
Smith Edgar
to Scott li_eary
Sweet BaW
Turner ljdle
• Wells Miss Kate
, Westbrook Ward
Winship W C -
Walters Obis
Ward John
T a al te"
David
I Y l oAng Hiss L9t4e
or above letters ] will esy
;Hist.
S. W. iLvorti),
1 5 1E1
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' ATQ R'S NOTICE. -L
given that all persons indebted
Milne, tate of East amithdeld.
• to make immediate papinent,
ng claims against said estate
duly authenticated for Settle
, ' JAB. a. WEBS,
. Administrators.
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DESIRE
PRINTING
-CLASS ST YLE '
ALL AT
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PEQUAS,
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Bat assortina
than
PERCALES
AND •CALIC
w lot of\ll
deonre Pere
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GINGHAAIS
hlicpes just
issortmeut of
t plcieni•
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TIONS.
,1 Stock of
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GLOVES;
GORSE
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large lot, of
very low prices
BOOTS
,Stock in
ete.
_
POWELTa
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att.
Tcrß4lo, hal lb
E : • I 9EB' SALE -of Liiutide
.r ' . r —nt.;......._c :}
TFY Vitt le of • order from ri l e
Orphaltle Otkirter •
Dadftnel County. will be eXpotted to pithlic Mikan
trout of the BrOck oleos occupied bylohnht,
'in Athens lough, on FRIDAY. ,1111. T Al'
commisoslng 1 o'clock. P.M., th e fejJag. •
sizbel Rea tate, late the ProPert7 or tW , r , le- 0, f
Wells; deceseed. , •._
No. 1. OW Itli e i rrid fiti I/biter Townll4, - kerren,-
as. Lot No. 9. Ott whiten of Welles itlEfolkniback
Lando. containing 100 sere* el ntdmintmeL' P.
mite on Cash Creek, about two ; miles frosts ;1;r1sW•
Depot. on the pi. k N. Y. 1t..11. Boil good frog s
'"gt
411,4 , purpose", &11l timbered with good, Renato*,
4eec /Wk. tfome Oak and a little Pine, and Ow*
too miles Ir3m i good fOteam Saw Ka ,' ' , i' - • ,-."-
No. 1 Also--pne other place. adjoining epee lot
and known as Lots Nos, 41: 6 •of Welles& Holton.
back Subdicontaining VS acres. leased acres
sold to Mites ataxia or SO lOll6 Well Illrer
vi4l
ed b 7 , good la sprimpt: traveresed by, 's 800(1 --
public road; a t 130 acres improved. Oran BO
acres of which been stumped, and the ' bajancs
unimproved is Imbered with wood. Weadock and .
Oak); soil good, , for grazing purposes. Sheep er. Data
rying.l with plenty of good plow land. .One frame
dwelling house; two barns and oteer outbuilding& ~.1
No. 3. Abto—The Milan' Farm; situated on. the
iltuquehannal Biter at Milan. in Mater tar:Odds, •
containing abottr3323 acres. All Improved; • siiii 41
land equal to bat in the country for any agricultur.
'al purooses; well watered with good springs; creek ''
flowing through its well fenced. i One Ann class
frame dwelling house. one of the largest and best
arranged barns in the country. with strati- barn
attached, a good Ooze Rouge, together othek
necessary ont.tedidlrops . 'a good orchard ,of fruit.
The depot of the Ps: A N. Y. R. It - , is 'Rusted -on •
the farm. . I
I No. & Also... The Waikins and McMartin - Farm.
situated in Athens, Tennship, containing 2 1 9-8.10
sorest; about 2 miles from Athens. Borongk; sae*
sible by good roped& Soil good far either '4013 , 100
or all Minh of egrtenitutal purposes;. wellitriterbi
with 5 small creek running through it, and ,water
from a good spring brought into the ,honse -W
p[ es.l Good frame house and ban& togellne , with
other, out-buildings. • ;About 199. improved , and
under good fem.pe and cultivated, balance ie, awed
i4th small Oak ' scree .Pitch Pine and seine, good
Oak timber. I ],,- -
. No 1 5.• Also .- The finkid reri Farm. slineted ire '
Athens Township, containing 242 - 3 10 acre. atida
Opt mile from /fiber's Borough, accessible by good
roads: About ' 164 ...141proved. of &etch's& laud
equal f nam or crop* sad grathlgtothe river bottom!:
Well ed good wrings, with a liyilreußC
Ram carrying water to the house. A good frame -
dwelling house; two good berm, out house •and a
good young . orchard Abaco& . Unimproted limel.'
well timbered.with good &et-class oak and che stnut.
' No.*. Also—The Old Foundry Plot. csinprialnit
Lots lios. 1.2. 13, 4, 5.6, 7, O. 9, -10' 11; • sooord.
lug tos plotting made by Z. F. Walker. May - Wrd:
I
1074. .Thess Lots are Try desirable for, building.
,centrally located and of good size. ~ ~ =, ,
No. j 7. Also—Theßrick Store and Lot, n 4
pled by P. T. Page, being the fourth store in fhb
brick Block in {,them Borough. Lot 20 klTrlcktp
with an extra lot in rear of Block, 25 by 4* feet. a.
Nen& Also—The Brick Store and Lot. now _veils.'
pled by Mitchell Bros.; being the lower' ot - south
store in the Briek Block, in Athens Borougoli; Lot •
21 by Ili feet. 1 - ; .4 . .
. TSUMS.-One sixth of the purchase Mouey up u '
confirmation of the sate, and the balance itz..„ftve
equal annual payments with Interest., Plots and
surveys can be seon at the office of John 0. ,, Wei15. - *
For complete descriptions see Athens Ga.zettev ..
1 ELIZABETH: WELLES.--Executril, 'Y'
JOHN O. WELLES, Executor, -.....- _. ..
JOUNW. ROLLESBACE, Executor, •
, . I of Charles F. Welles, Decaa&f. --
Athens, Pa., rune 9 74.3w* , ~ . j
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DEPORT RECEIPTSpane itniett of Towanda Bomugh
Old from June, let, um, to June let, 1872.
1872 I • II I
Juno T. To Caen on hand
" 26, " A. H. Kingsbury COl. --
July 9, " Edward Overton.
Attg.26, • " State appropriation. ' '
1813 -•I -
Jan. -- " A. H. Kinpbtu7 Col
23," • Edwanl Overton.
Tax Duplicate..
1 1 C NTILt.
Fur building purpose%
6 6 Teacher.' woges.
Rent.
IS p • girt, , I
# 6 Uttered.
66 Janitor. -
66 Fuel. .
Stationery.
6. Insurance.
66 Commission:lls4aq
66 Secretary's Rotary.
" Ilatatroe to tt gLoot
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JUD. , ti
213
EPORT
JLAaEicenditur
trict from Julie
15 1 73 .I
June 1, To Bea,
Aug .17.... Cash,
ad' 27. ad 41.
a 37i
I
Jan. To CaFb
Feb, [
$ ae.s
MI
For automat pa;
Board from
For Teachers' si
" Banding pv
" School furr
" F 1461. '
" Ineurance.
" Janitor.
~. Stationery.
" Conasel fee and Ct.
!• Adrertirdng
" Interest.
" Cote. on 15, 93 34,
0 raid Secret ry's salt
•
•' CtSit on Ini 1. i
I)}7l' 1 i -
June l, By Cue h on hare
LA N•
TRUSTEE ' S: SALE of COO arid ,
Railroad property in the Conies of Sullivan '
and Bradford, State of Pennsylvania. - ' , • ' ••'
By virtue of a certain Mortgage 'or Deed of True',
executed and delivered by the Sullivan le Eric; Coal .
and Railroad Company, of the State of Pennsylva
nia, to the undersigned as Trustee. • dated. ,the fir 4
day, of November. 18th and recorded in . the of
for recording deeds, itc., in and (Or the reality 91 '
Bradford, in said State, in Mortgage Book NO: .10
pages 30, 31 and 12, Int the 22d day of November( ~
A, D.. 1866, and lln the Meete.r the recording 9)'
deeds, 4: it
c., in for Sullivan cdunty, in. said state,. .
in Mortgige Book. No. 2.: pages 82 to 88 inclusive, on •
the sth day of Demmber..A. D.,1866. , • - •
I, the undersigned. as Trustee as aforesaid,hereLy
give notice that I will. on WEDNESDAY. the 14th
day of OCTOBER, 1874, at twelve o'clock at noon V
orthat day. at the Exchange Sales Remus. Number::_
111 Broadway, in the City, County and State of New
York, sill at auction to the highest bidder, the prop
erty, ri,ghta,..privileges and franchises conveyed or. _-
intended to be oonveyed to me by said Mdrtgage or
Deed of Trust ; default having been made by, the
said Company in the terms and conditions of said
Mortgage, and such default having continued foe:.
the space of sixty days, and I being required in iiiiitl,k
ing to mate such Bale by holders of at least one
tenth iri amount of the bonds secured by said Mcestki
gage oe:eed of ;Trust. Which were at the firnejf.
making such request due and mitstaridtag. ,
The p perty aforesaid I includes some fire theit4 ,;
sand acres of land situated in Cherry and Colle,y , 1
townships, In Sullivan Ceunty,•in the State of Porn= - I
Weenie, being the following named warrants and •
parts of warrants, , to wit 4 John Baker and Andrew '
Epple; and parts of Philip 'Stein, George iliebertit:-
Joseph P. Norrie. William Stein. Leonard, Jecoby,
Philip Wager. Henry Epple, Peter- Heider, David
Zeigler,) Samuel ; Carpenter, Heber . Chan ? Dudley - •
Chase, Eliphalet •011iet.1 Thomas Odlon,l , Richard
•Tondinson. Jacob Bitter, Joseph Tatem,,Collinson.
Reed. (letting Gqver and Christian Getting, and be:
ing all the coal Reads of •the said-Company: and the
railroad of saidpompan*, and all the lands of the
said Celnpany new occupied for the eroctipn of de.
pots, censtructing sidings, &c., and as the road-tied.
of said railroad Rem their mines, in said dounty of
Sullivan, to the present northern terminua'theree?.
at or near the Borough of Monroe. In the County of_
Bradford. State of Pennsylvania; and all the corpor
ato franChises of said Col pany. as neared' by their .._
Charter. Together with all and singular the build:.
lags and improvements, rights, liberties. Privileges.
hereditaments and appurtenances to the same sp..,
pertaining, with, reversions and remaindere, rents .''
tunes and profits thereof. I • • ''t ' •
For amore full and completedescription of the, -
property to be sold, with ifs boundaries and loca
tions, reference may be had to the said Mortgage, or
Record as aforesaid. I , • • ~i'- , •
Terms of Salei—Ten per cent. of. he purchisa
money is to bed cash in hand on the day of sale, .
and thel•balance is, to te paid vrilhlei thirty days -
thereafter, atiloom Number 4. in Number 48 Wall I,
Street, in the City. of New York, State of New York; - I,
and upon psyme e y , of the said balance in full. the s.''
purchaser will .
cone g inchtitle as ft ' vested in me as iTrustee
'as afore id.' ated Marc hletta, 1874. , I • ; •
y7 i
, , I JOHN A. STEW ART. i—:
Trnitee for ft' bond-holders of the: Sullivan •4 1 . •
1 iEris C and 'Railroad Company.'
W.
'
W. A. W. ART, Attorney for Trastee, 48 Wall
Street. New York ,City. I ' I
March 26,'744m..- I ,
at lower
:fore.
prices
.
M
es and
~ nice
very
IMII
A Utaci4's ' ,NOTICE. — Daniel ' 1
-01..
Beasley re. Albert In. the Court or:
Common Pleas of Bradford County. ' 1 - '
The 'undersigned; an Auditor appointed by said
court to distribute money in the hands of the Shern ,
IQ, arising fromsale of defendants' real estate, ' , MM.
attend to the duties of his aineintruentat the office:,
C. of Smith k 110 tango , inn Towanda Borou,gh, .611 — '
WEDNESDAY. o let day'oil - JULY, A. D.v.:','
DIM at
it reelock. P. m., 0 which time and place a 11... ,,
it :,
persons having • s Against bald money must '-"-
present em, or a debarred from coating ,in upon;,;,
the am&
. 0. D.,II.IOISTANYE, -
May 4,1874. 1 . 1
:t_ 1 1 . /Waiter.
ROID
I A DMINIST, RATO 'S, NOTICE.--" .
.L.a.zrotico a t e hereby given thatallpersons indebted ,
to the estate' of idadrew [Fraley, ;late of Ihdgbnry,
twp, deceased. are reqt;OW to , make lniznediate
payment, and a t 4 persons baring cLaims signets ,
laid, estate must present; them duly
_stithentrated
-
for settlement. lIERAM W. CARPENTER,
Juno 2-4,. ! Administrator.
FM
I ° . 'S
VP — NOTICE. —;,‘Tohn F
Hann Jane s P. Lewiii.-14, the Court 01
.L i i. lif'
Common Fleas or Bradiod poitny. lio. fia, Feb.
T.
The U ,074.1 • .
ndersigned: , en Auditor appointed by said
court WI distribute money in the hands of the Sher-
Mislead from siqe of defendant's real estate, will
attend to the duties of his appointment at the office
of Foyle & McPherson, in Towanda Bore', on FRI
DAY, the 17th day of 811.,Y. 1874, at 10 o'clock, a.
m., at pilled% time and rplace all- perms having
claims against eald money must, present them, or,
be torev,er debarted troll claiming the same.
I 1. 31cF11ERS014;
Jane 2, '74. ' - I - Auditor.
Sumnapr Elba ls,
just opened•
I ' I
I Rac e E til 3 begb il ygl C :clf t thTail N° otta indebted
to the estate ofiJ e t s ia e tus If ni % late cL a W to yAnaltg
docesset e are red tdt
and sU rsons sting laims against said estate
must ti sent them du r authenticated for settle.
run t. WILTON LEWIS.
1 -mo .LEWIS,
June . - s -
. 1 1 itteCntOrs.
ME
this depatim:nt
=I
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.30 77
t t 13
o. Tres3tticr. 5 6 1 4.1
• 23 00-
13t. 11 1,712 rn
t:o —ilance CO
'517,170
ew account. ! 1,712'67
ATILIN TIDD, reasuror.
OF I RECTAIPTiq; AND
of Towanda Borepgit School
Die
et, 1873, to June let, 1871:
cc on,nand
,Of Edward Ocertwi.
E: T. 'Fox, Trustee
. ,
Fox, Trustee.l 1.700 00
Lansing. _ , 1,3.00 U 9 -,
',Ryan, nonft , 9 S.' l SO 4.4:, ,
Et _ ~ . WO 00 1
Appropriation. ;, ti 37 :1:.
tto from Collector ; .1(1,131 36 '
of E. Ti
31. H .
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Fines
State
lEnpLoaf
lIIM
, ars of tbo School ' '
161 inclAtivo:
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MI
H '19 9
LH 13 75
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• 300
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try 1 1 - c .r. , 5 , 3-1
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it to new : 311:1 -
THIN TITO, TFOsurer„
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The above advertlsement - appears In the ibllouing
newspapers published in the city of NewVork, to
wn : "The Evening. Post Weekly." "The New Tork
Weekly WV' "Igew York Spectator and Weekly .
Commercial Adve r."
Or.CIE.--, _ All ,i, sliisolbg with fire
uns os t : li t wag dams the pawns of the la.
scdtallaftes date, is stlictli fozbiddeth F'
1 ' ci. H. Wirtiti•
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