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, Toirauda,' Thursday, July , 1874.
L AND -GEIVERAL:
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No'fAril ,be issued ] from this
office next Week. July 16,wi1l be the date of
our next iratte. ' -
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Tin?. Sinday-school Alliance will
not meet again until Um i fourth Monday in
September.
THE Od i d Fellows Festival at Mon-
Focton, last s i ceek, was 'a perfect success, and
realize.d_abont $2OO for the Lodge ,' .
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MOND.-k last was the botest day of
the season4le thermometer , indicating 101 in
the shade. '
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Miss tlis.ll A. Bnzwiti: will give a
L 4 eleci reading in_lsichuls, N. 1., on Wednesday
,orening, July, 15..
A Pic Nlc for benefit of the Oath
,clic Church mill be held in the Convent Grove
lon the h'ather TONEn deliver an
'oration. 1 ' . .
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F., THE Good Templars of North' To
,
Nwanda enjoy4d a. pleasant time on Saturday
- ivening last. 1 They hold a meettng in Ur. Jas.
oerra's nclilhottso, and partook of stratrber
1k
tso
• t . s, im-cream and otlicrlutnriett.
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.., Col EY,, of Barclay, was billed
p i the Company's :saw mill on TuesdaYof last
week. Ono of his arms , was completely sivered
from his bodyl. He was buried at Greenwood
pn Thursday "tinder the auspices of the Odd
Fellows and Knights of, Pythias., ' •
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TILE I foll4wing persons - were elected.
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officers of Mel Mynnal Building Association on
Monday evening last: ' 1 •
Presirlent—N. N. BET7S, jr. ' • .
Ph•roti‘rs —E. I'. Fos, J.- , I. l:Anm, 0 A.
Illr..Neg, f;. IV. LlT.ronn. •
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WHILE turning the corner at Broad'
itnd Clark streets, On Toeiday last, the horse griing,
at a rapid trot. 'lmam Snnnny was thrown from the
carriage ..viulentlyi upon the ground, and seriously
injured, two ribs being bro Yen and other injuries
Dr.i IL S. 11..a.l.'NE:N
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i L. AN. litinaciTaN, publiither of a
svurrilotis and obscene shell at WilListnsport, has
c;que, to grief. 1/3c was charg• d with violating the
postal lawsLy knowingly and printin , r ; and
placing in the Ilostotlise an obscene and lewd paper,
lle was connuFttod in_ Ccfaull CCU. Scryed
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Titallerriepv•lle Cornet 13:ind pro-
pont: t•,' try l'thlh iicw band wagon on the
a'ourth or Jul: l , - , ar;, t cr.aploYed, to play
at the GrangelPtc-\:c at Ilemr; BLdfc.rd Co.,
Pa., after whidit theY will have a first:elais' job
of painting done on it, making thy; whole cost
of band wager ;rp - .). Th , :r Epea i 4 for
Go, an r hear it.
A. 'LITTLEiboy Whose
lather worh.s. It the Shops, had r..rather
kri loas ride pne - day
r ;ast. asi.ed
pernals; , :ou of pi:. WELL., - .; the s.rxtng machine
cgent, to home.. , which was
,Oantecl; . but lie some marls - the dill 1 rti!ow
was 111:12 ,, C:ItCd,lailit in to tlrcl ground d. - .-
ca...ne cutmigld,l iutthc
• ties dragged
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attirtiay while
1. A. ra!::.:yr a kart!
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tin I. CUE,SEZI
EP, : 1 4 1, 1i.;utcS;ith•build
In; ••4!!(!rt..!: , !or 1, , ..ar.1
1 hoth put
rut jjt,t ar4l wa9,
, T. 410, at thei tim that rw - ELL.E,S lla l recui '' '
fr•Jrl 13Ft tl.f. in
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0 - . L. DEL.•.N, for se v6ral yer—i
I . enr i t.gisc !ri r•tnro. ;
:I , l,lllittf-11:11.1 largr.
sta t ol . :sliiii • t ! A. ,
rpri <1••: , -. 1',•1: - ..• i'i.•••ra our to ,
Willie we. c - ing•ratiii•it , 3I r. D. WI I tittt.ering'
buzitiess tsrnsik • \v. rt•gret. ' Ibe uccessity
usss this citiz 2n ariil
and:piea9l:2`.':••famiiy. It is r.
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talc c tli inamt , ..l."{,m-nt of s'Yl'uAcc,-1,.
Ti. • - f t.: r. nur NI%
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Sr W. G. TAlr.ol:living
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At t:11:,..f Le was givcl:;vu: diink,
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.l•d;`,t• lly I ra is dr t Inporary
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aufiliverz,ars of Pr6sbyti:ri
-0:- 0:: Sun.lay
The t o re •trt - ct very r
t th' 4.l:lcip toti.nc c. - :r.: , .....;:!.;;;t)f a cicmcrip.
tit,n_tt! tLoc r.,1) , t 1 t c f
Sqrrintehdrnt vt : ry Fra.Ttorons
1..n1 NLarly
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miztioL.iry pup
11 , it lai,o ' . lrs
SCllO:Ars in
1 .1. c ,iiiipnrt of t 4 tnis•
'tr. T.c..V. Sr.' r
mos:t eneygtini
!..o! in th- couhtry,
in llu •,•1
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GALL fincH.l hel'e oil Mon
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day affernennr. . mere ,y;ort. in 'other locali-
I'"- W,fle i , lQWllfeent the chininey on
t!•. and struck the wlic•ci of Join: BEI:-
.••• - barfAy hi a'. In
~tici-Birre4onsfilcrable damage was ! done.
AvEutirr.,, a miner, :n mince, mince, was• struck
t!y L,. I
- ben a mile and r:ttalirunaer grotind,
and W3i tics Vel'ely though not 'fatally injured. The
l ightntrag follre , l the rail track Into the mince. A
worliiiith in l a gas• Louse was also seorehed. „eflie
Aisrnorial Ci4lrcli; was struck, and tile !tear end
was somewhat shattered; The telegraph oflice in
Ike l'lrst National wi, visited Ly the gale,
and the - operators .contiderably frlgliteted by balls
or tire whichl , in (rat eIV.)eSOO.Ii entered by the
ec:re and h3rinalessly
ElEl
, Litriug the 'storm the wind blew down the anal.
fOlding arounil the Court Houee, and it fell with a
lit of trees all 'ocer , the city ice?e
uprooted or broken, causing a complete
t ale of some street's.' ilhe.stor n o, lasted butt:.
trlfunt4s. • The. thermometer befoie,the storm was
I f t1i0 . ,1.1.1e, and afterwards fell to Ed. '
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MoNt; IOA numerotiS Granges' In
this coaut2.-, 1 noh , .• .tend higher than one at
1,5 . c.,t Grain i .ille. .tt -s'az organized co the 11th
":M.iy, 'hii.it a fr.:l ccanpilment of charter
ni , :iiibcr,, 2.6 d thr..fritowing . otli ,- .1.:t: ch , s(ii fcr
1,3.11nee of like yeair : '
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l''''!'"rt , i—Tritonux l'ol4"n.n. '
t' • , ; , 7i,i.i- -J. - 1.. Fr.l.•', - ,1. - 1.7,.. , 65. 1 . '
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h.)l c'rganizatio:l are alreals
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ZIMICUSE llNTrEparry.--The com- .
-mencement exercises of Syracute' University,
took place on the 25th ult. The; graduating
class numbered eighteen,—among them two
from this county, Bev. FaiNs SiataLLEr, 13. A.,
otthis.place, and Furs S. Polar.* B. A.,- of
Gptnville Summit. The • Daityi Courier says
the oration of FLUX% SMALLEYi of Towanda,
Pi., was not only the best deliv:red of any on
tiro programme, but otinced deep thought and
careful study. The same paper also sa3s
PORTER'S oration was a good production.
The New York Times, in speaking of the t
ertises, says : "An oration by FILVNE Pottrtp,
Granville Summit, Pa., on the subject of 6 31 ind,
itt PUwer and Social DeveloPmeut,' and an es- -
say . frona Miss ELrCTI entitled,
'At Evening Time there shall be Light,' are
deicrving of particular mention. Mr. PonrErt
treated his subject in a masteriV manner, and
MIFS 'essay .:Ataini, some rich
- - gents of thought." 1,
NOLTIILIiN .CENTRA RAILROAD.
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PAUTIAL Ititlt In i.CNNINO
neiv limo selie - dale went into 1 -ffect on the
Northern Central. list evening, t a :lath, at 6,
r. at. The Southeria Express - train now arrives
and leaved ab:ute two holds Intel: - than before,.
being at Elmin; at 7:1; r.: at. •The Mail from
the South arriv."6 at 10:25 ri al.,tiv Minutes later;.
the Niakara Express.leaves for the Northat :i:G
Its - at.: the Evening Accinum):l4tion , for the
Nort . .r. leaves at G:O5 r. Mt; ten niinutcs later; '
the Eveni - rg Accommodation friim, the North
arriveA , .at 10:10 r. at., a lets minutes later; the
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Mil train ;:)nth leaves at 7:20 a. fr., about ttvo
'Lours - 14,r than forruerl3'. The other trains
not menti ,, ni - ,:kare unchanged. The Northern
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now is no :Ling a large arnbunt of 'sum
mer travelt . it presents ttnsurpasAcd attractions
in the secnery it passes through, espcially its
Southern p.-,rti , ln, and at .Watkins Glen, while
ever:. IL ittg is done ,to render a passage over its
toad as agreeable as possible, trnf as, quick as
consistent .tvith safety, as Its eon paratAT free•
r. dom from accidents fully att . e4;,::.F,!,,,i,-a
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A:CI Itci. - 6.--The c ircu s-g,c iug cora-I
mu'inty, and especially the de:al - zing of "Spring
Lake," hid Li.gun to have serius apprehen
i•i•As that ::III" de showa - were ping to pass
u - s ky. this year, but the appearance, of that
,11y,• g na,t- I ,, a tu r ed theratraani Cuts. WHITNEY.
i.i V 'o r:. the ,liter day, lAszeliveld the.r spirits.t i
Evir.t b..:tly iltuows t hat WIIITSIIN TVOllia not
,! lIL tin tne, a lianibn . i; in the 1.1.1 ... ow line, . and
ti.e:-I.D. t th ..
a• lit; .• tea' advcrti ing 'agent of
11 , 4m.t., Itamr,4r. Co.'s great show, is a surf, 1
-entftt graranttie fh . at the pj - c4;rinime will be
ril,leil; . 11: .1.), , d1 . 1, 4:.' . .- 1',,.. say:l of II:e pu - -
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"This r,,,,.,.: .il., il,ttviti:,.., ni.nieed in the
city, yesti - rday M , ,rnin^, and , paraded the
-tree.n ill 1:11'4./4...e:it ,tyie. It was be far the
:Inc; t stre:-t thin::::. - , t thi:i ki:l , l ever made in
this e:fy, and air - : , iewalk a aiej baildings on
thc lme of :narch core ili.r.rely le:el:El with au
interested molt-.'u lc. Tim immense pavilion
wa-; lib ratty het :;t•.l at, the afiernoen perform
ance, not leSa th - lil - I: fP;if pi.Jpt+k !icing Present,
atitilit. Vast I,ntati %%t,., had ptn - Cliai,:icil tickets
w..re refin,Ltla.lens-i ,n, and arld. to get the:r
notice back at the :1,:',,,:t b 1%, :f ti•tty desired t ,
dt; ata. lfot they (:11_ ;t.' In thei evening. the
same thing was rcpf at it], the rt - :,ih even great
r r than to the alterimlon. .111 who gainctl ad
nilts; in w.:ceileli . 4l.tf,i it - it ii the allow in all de- -
patio:cuts, lifilli circus and menagerie, end the
L.:lT:v.l.s would iloubtle4s be tilled If they would
smy m re ; vt) or three dat a h::::_ie,r than adver
11-..!:. 1.1. - , , -da.:-. t..-, lucre ,-;. , ,...•,1 :1 , 1}Un t0.; Wilt 1) , •
gi' ~ .71, :1:11 r; : - r (::CIIS-g , “ ,' '.% ii 4:0 211 C n - ' , 1' . .!!
.4.,f 11): , El,r, , y, m.tl mare it t,t. 1.
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11. c. n,:ti made
t!“: ::11:31:11;:" er_.:4(l U.: at Eur
rcttp.!:•l :F.- reiriug tr.a , in
I,nni , „trs might be mj:tred,
(I: • i_: I, zt b, i.••411q - mC rtutil to-day.' .
A Ntrri i Er, TOIVANDIN HONORED- —lt
I(.s bet it ,aid by travt Ifl's that it.) matter
V, 11 , 5; 1 zq i zre,l•• fi:tl A Itra•l;tird
!I't:irr , tib - li - t!
• 171-,.:!
s• r.tl
that r. fair
1311a;e of the dticers er tts,, from
ynr'rnanto, In 1001:T•; ~% er the r , :oeut Ilepab •
, ms in we discover
that s ur f r levee T.
c- upon tics I:elset as . a
C. ,nni . ri P.e: • i„,!iidge. , This
c oPpreciated by his imMer
flees, in
c .ing of th • 1.-miimo ions, sayr
T. Pratt. 1::•.:•.q.; the
t nimovi Pica§ cr , mrt, may Le
ch..;illy said to i.e a self-made man, and to
pr. ,2iit p . lsitiori at the bar by
the 'great:.4 in;:iistry; woct carefill attention to
the inn rs,is 111:6 C;i,nts, And 11,1"6.'1"1.1renCe
have cruised
many a man ot.. irss r , , , rcc of icharacter. Of
comparatively peer parentage in the lumber
twat' of Towanda, I'a, ni hisf duly youth he
-•—il. higher than his rositiert m lite might )
have.wairauted, for he medi
yk,ars, and at once teak the highest
rink among tics feliow-studouts. Mati
tcri this profession as fully fie is possible for
Co .i!iort a course of study, he determined to
pur . rnc the proh.esion of law. Tice necessities.
of life required him to adept a means of living'
duriiig the prosecdtion of fus law studies, and
he therefore entered the G.rard College as a
teacher, and at the
. saine time was enrolled as
a law student imthe oflice of Geo. W. Biddle,
Esq. on the breaking out of the war, he did
nothesitt.te to leave Ins.arduonit labors in-the'
pro!rsksoe, , , chair, and at the la .. .vstutlent'li: desk,
and enter the army with the very first Tohtn
ttei-,., iiil,April- ; ,1661, and took his place :as a
prii - ate in the ranl,4i, and by his gallantry and
devotion, a'ter a four Years service he ruse to
the raids, of llajJr. Ills legal ability mairked
him at once even in the army, and his.freqpent
appointment as judge-advocate was 110tiC, able.
B. heir this position on the staff of Gen. John
P. Hatch, at Hilton Head, South Carolina, and
of o.mrse. at this place many - important cases
came .before him to decision. In May, 181;5,
he became Provost Marshal of the Northern'
District, Department of the South, and filled
that important trmst until Le was . mustered
out with honor.
MIS
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DOES &MODE KNOW =to on 18 ?
—We find the following notice in Tuesday's
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Elmira Advertiser r j
"A Walk—Last evening a young girl about
12 or 13 years of ago got on th Lehigh Valley
train at Towanda and came to Klmira. The'
conductor supposing she had parents on board
also, paid no particular attention to the child
until his duties brought him to her, whoa he
could get nothing out of the girl as to her iden.
tity or where she,Fished to go. l The conductor
gave her in charg e s of Captain Kennedy of the
night watch, who took sultottle care of her.
She giveg her name as Tkzmut Phelps, and all
she lmows of where she came from is from
somewhere in or near Towanda: 'Any one that
can do anything for the child to restore it
where it belongs, can do so by Communicating
with Capt. Kennedy." 1_ I
TUE following rulings dr,
oMco Department in reference io poata
aro of interest to the public at
" When a'posttl card has anything attacitid
to it; it becomes unmailable.= such cards are
for the specific purpose of sending communica
tion either written or printed, Or both printed
and in pencil or Ink. The blank side of the
card only must be used. The face is for the
address only. - !
"Postal cards upon which are Written any ob
scene, vulgar, indecent, -or profane language s
or any. scurrilous or opprobrious epithets, are
"When such cards are discovered, either at
the office of mailing or delivery, they must be
destroyed. - 1‘
"The pasting of anything trhaterer 'on - a
postal card renders it unmailable as a postal
card, and subjects it, to letter poatage, and if
not prepaid one full rate (3 cents) it should not
be forwarded; but if by inadvertence it reaches
its destination, it should be rated with double
letter rates, to be collected on delivery.°
"ile.inirnediatelv resumed, his legal studies,
and was alinitted - to,the bar uridiir Mr. Biddle,
in Dune, 18tri. By attention to his profession
he,rose rapidly, attl he has ndw, a large: and
lucrative practice. At one time he held the
office of Assistant District Aftot•nev Wider Mr:
Gibbons, where he displayed considerable abill
tyi 'He was. always remarkableas. a good sin , .
dint and a hard worker. He fs a flukiat and
tdreilde speaker, and his integrity •
at The bar
has never been question c yd." ff!.•
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. ALVORD : rerlyips some of
yinik many readers are not a`rare that your
piiper crosses-the county line. But it does. It
re - caches this :g r ace reg,alarly.. Now, does 'some
ene iii.inire,---''Where is '(iiis place,' and what
of it Well, it is in the south-east corner of
. Pa., on the Bri.uch of the
'runi,Lannock Creek, ten milcsifrorn Tunklian
nock, and is on the line of the r. L. A: W. B. 11.,
hi:liken Milts from Scranton, It contains a
tirinery, a cigar fAiitcly, a harness
Shari,'a. cabinet shop, a public hall, a barber
shop, a dentist's Office, a jewelry and .book
store.printing. 011ie°, and anything-you-like
nbined; also, two hotels, two drug stores,
,
threciM. - I).'s and a medical student at
t Vino murinf wt'./
lyllt it is presumable that it ach 'of these a
Male iiiiiin-ager would he gener
al asis.7 . 3rtinent - stems, a godOdi graded school,
lieystont Academy, and three clinrches
one or them brick.
Th'e ilrerts En.l (0 7:1 ie lik
Eng:i , ll vt riztf,4r, irre t ;fliar, ati.;:dt:fsect
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miutry nroi,rol i in Pc r.syirauia f f. le,
nrui.:ll land t•J ::GL' that SUCK rd' it
,et-29 ejguNyii,k; t, U Lulus are
goodi'some of them being really line, and the
farmers are happy over tie flieltositects.
(braes and grain are looking well, while corn
rooks better than for several years past, at this
raison of the, year. If we may judge from
present indications, fruit will be abundant, and
- berry-pickers will gather bountifully.
Judging from my limited observations, I,
should say ttati people here *ill compare quite
favorably with the rest of mankind. Gn the
whole it is a clever little place.
I hardlythink I am one whO rejoices when
my . enemy falleih, and yet I did rather rejoice
that Some of the rumsellers of Bradford County
had been brought to grief. Hope you will •'hit
lem " again-if they persist in their roinotit traf
fic. It his seemed strange to me that the peo
ple would allow such work done in their midst,
• n the law of man and of God forbade it.. /
hope the time is at hand when the people will
arse in their greatness, and say our laws must
be obeyed. . _
Post
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Tho knit is not With the law, no yet with
our courts, but, with the people. They know
their rights hill well, but have not courage to
demand those - rights, and to maintain them.
How long. shall these things bo ?
IZ. B. Town.
Factoryvillo, Pa.., Juno 21,!1871.
PROF. QUINLAN has been" remarka
bly successful in securing an assidanant for
the coming year at the Institute. Prof. E. L.
Hurls has been engaged, and - will enter upon
his duties - at the commencement of the fall
term. Mr. H. is a native of thli county, a tho
rough scholar, 'and an expo:fenced teacher.
Ile will prove a valu a ble acquisition to the
school and our town. For some time past he
has been engaged in teaching at ',Chamberri
burg, and we find the following complimentary
notice of him in the Vafity Spirit; •
With the close of this session of tie Academy'
Prof. 'E. L. HillL severs his connects - n with this
institution. During the two years that be has been
hero he has made many friends who regret his de.
parture. As a Professor in the Academy be bps
won the esteem of the students and the commends.
tion of the Principal as a thorough scholar and an
able and successful teacher. Be goes to Towanda."
The Professor was presented with a copy of
111hickstoue'sCommentatY" at the close of the
zchool: -
PERsoNAL.—Mrs. BETTS and Mra.
SPALDING Lace returned .from their western
trip.
-Mrs. J. H. PIIINNEY and Ma Kite rum
NEY hare returned from Avon Springs.
- 7 -It. If. Trostaq, Secretary Slate Grange,
was. present at tfie Bradford' Council on Thurs
day !ast.
lion. 8.1.1.1'01.TE. Win deliver an addreia at
Downtown-on the Fourth.
--Dr: D. S. DIEFENDIErKniuId tinnily, of Ash-.
ly, pissed tbrongh.this. place on Monday tact.
They-bave been enjoying a pleaspre trip thro'
the country in their own . conveyance. The
journey hail occupied aLont forty days 'and has
embiaccd many point:. of interest.
.—L.AzARD STARKEY, who spent licveral
weeks in this place last spring, and contributed
a number of very readable articles to our col
umns, is now a regular cantribntc r to the
Ilearth
P. WIIITC )311: . r,:enperating . at Avon
—Jitdge Sinner!: is in Philadelphia, attend
ing a meeting of the Supreme Court.
--J. DAVIS DUFFIELD, Eeq., a rising young
attorney of Philadelphia, is visiting friends in'
this - placcti...,
Ilassuf; will speua ker summer vara
taxi with' friends in _Virginia.
Miss LEORA OSEOUNE will -spend the sum
mer vaeitiyn + . l.tlOler mother iu this place.
A. P. Ersu and Rife, bf Mune l l, who
have been spending several wee 4 with friends
in this county; returned to theiritiome on Tnes
daylast.
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—Mrs. Dr. FI,CTIEIt of Philadelphia, is visit
ing her nrdher, Mrs. B. liminiunt, in this
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Ti U rangers are a succez,s social
ly. It is tic vicstom of tacit Grange to partici
pat:. in a feast and a social tune generally,
.ali nit eiicc a month At thyse meetings- those
.who have no c-innuction siih the order aPa ,
usually invited, and thus the grange 14coni.
mends it ,::f. ILn - its our good fortune to be
pieh; i,t at a test given by "Central Grange, ,
Slieshetpun toWnsbip, Wm. krrr.r..sr,s, 3laater,
on WednesilayteVer.ing last. This grange, al
though lodated in a tonal district, is one of the
lii t :liccesi-ful in the county. The officers
bey.; talon paMs tv thoiougi.ly psi themselves
in flit- ritiial and nor!: of the order, and every
thing preei ed.. 'as Hrni - Altly a 9 clock-work,
The inemb-r.ai well as ofil .crs take an inter
est in the . ptecoolings, thus all are enabled
to re p the full benefits •of the association.. 7 A
bilge and convenient hall has been fitted up
for their u4e, and we d , nbt if there is another
grange in the e slaty batter provided for in
this re . Teet.' the evening- in question, in
addition fit tint members, a number of Visiting
and - sisters were priseut. Worthy
11 E lt. exemplified the tinwrit
t::, wo; 4 of the order, to the' great profit and
sa-t;sraetion of all presc-nt. At half-past nine
the doors were, thrown open, and all-were in
to -it down to a:repast that would have
graced a Fifth Avenue mansion, and was,eer
tain]y much mere pleasant to-he 'Served ' . hy the
hands of the fair gran geress s, arlo had pre
paryl the collation, and know that it was all
v,huhisome and pure, than to receive unwhole
some and unsavory dishes with high-sounding
Fienchy titles, from the clumsy hands of rough
hotel waiters. Just here let us anggestjo our
young gentlemenfriends who are anticipating
inattimuny,lhat a visit to ono of these feasts
might aid them materially in.securing a pill
tier, :rho would not only be " an help meet,"
1,:1 1 who would adorn and grace any station In
life. We a.-e confident lye saw many on this
• bOth married and eingle, oho could'
p;at , . blush Our modern town and eity belles. ,
After ample justice had been done the crea
ture comforts eet before us, timely and interest
ing remarkpwere made by -Unlit"; SEICIIIES, W.
Capt. C. M. 31AxviLui, J. B. SMITH,
SILAS till.1114:P, and Masters 13}:LoNn
.and . PAT
• The social enjoyments and intellectu
al Profit to be derived from the weekly gather
ings in the farming communities; are already
apparent, end must' be productive of a great
gotni to the entire community. We takei the
lib,2rty of inviting members of the order to pay ,
a visit .to .."Central Grange" and see for them- .
selVes "hOw good and pleasant it is for breth
ren to dwell togetherin unity."i
t -JOTTINCIS ABOUT TOIVN, BY A SOJOURN-
En.--" MIDDLE MEN A WinsEY HARM
I'IIAYINn Wl:num—Events would occur, and
probably be cbrouicicd, whether wo walked
the streets and took cognizance of affairs or
not.. We might "mind our own business," as
Iris beeti suggested, bat it becomes very tire
some, and we take to the optha air And observa
tion, as many au other stray . crestnai tikes to
its element. - .
Our windows are convenient, and the board
ers arc all communicative, and we did hope
there would be some crusading early in the
season, but that prospect hating died away,
there is still left us the blessed calm of loafing,
and the ettcudat privilege of t thing notes.
"With s delicate a sepie of propriety^ as that
which characterized Captain CIUTTLE . I4 commu
nication of the amusing intelligence of "
1..nr;0 drowning," wo hasten to impart what we
saw on fife day of the Grangers' Meeting in
Towanda. The solid grangers themselVes, with
their handsome, well-dressed wives, fine horses
and good equipages, made a grand display, but
itwas small in significance to the pair of wor
thies we beheld sitting on the same wagon.seat
and riding majestically up Main street, intent
upon the purpoEe of persuading tholussembled
farmers th)t they two were not "" middling"
Imeu.
They hailed from the East. They had beam
ed upon,the Wyse% valley, with its winding ca
nal and its prolific canal quarry. They had
crossed the suggestive curve of the railroad
track, from Whence an advantageous view of
Micron's Bridge could be obtained,..and 'then
trailedlo - ingly along the dugway, and over the
bosom of the sleeping Susquehanna. "This,"
thought the tragic Yraron, as be turned from
the massive piers and iron grappling* of:the
bridge on the north, to the beautiful valley and
the shadowy hillsides, at whose base the river
sweeps, on the south,—"this is my rightful
realm. The compulsory toil of the black man,.
mingled with that of paler importatioris of
"foreign population," 'ought to make these
domains glorious for me and mine." "Humph,"
growled the intuitions of the spirit at his side,'
the echo of whose giant blows at oppression,
and where rallyings for the onward pushing of
he rights of men, had acaicely died away over
the hill tops—" I said men were being sifted
Gat day at Hornbrook, over the.dead
soldier—
Mnd how will it be ?''
Yes, men are being sifted,— but on they went'
nith their commutthigs, up Bridge street;
}round the corner, up Main street, to the Ward
House. As atomic was set down, the cock
crowed. Vioros looked up with a fragrant
amile,land recognised the oadogs of the Argus
*:;°akti Settling himseit Pah and with more
eon ty of Ideas, on the wagon seat, he turn
ed hislhorse's head to the south, and fell to
Musing on his railroad interests 'and Groncies
tellage tat proclivities. Here Was a neutral
rand for the two extremists, but it was too
dling for the Granger side. - And how the
discrePancied were adjust it hall never been
Our good fortene to ason. The reason of
the Separation of the Mends was probably ow
ing to the fact that VIOTOt Is not partial to
temperance hotels and "elephant's naliii." •
We - would like to expatiate upon the inspir
ing effects of this delightfully temperate con
coction, but time and spene forbid.
We do not care to join our eoioei with the
Argus lament over the Noble Whisky Martyr.
• : If there is seirirge a sacrifice of liquids, ono
'Might as well reserve their tears for the man's
victims—for the wives and children who, in
wild desperation and self-defence, knock in the
kinds of tho'casks of the idle stuff ho sends in.
to their homes to madden the husband and
father. •
Wo had faith to expect ho would bo reached
somehow. Men who evade the law, and screen
themselves behind its technicalities, can be
touched, and this - particularone seems to have
been a special subject of prayer. -We infer that
his cue was'-turned over to the Methodists,,
and the energy with which it was undertaken
it revealed In the results. 11,he does not learn
Wisdom froth. this experience,—if, as is whisper
ed, this is a sharp game - to selloff his beautiful
ly bottled damnation, then there is left an old
fashioned method of disposal.
In the days when thorough-going revivals
*Were in vogue, and a cake so utterly hardened
and aggressive camp' up, that it assumed the
Proportions of a "stumbling block," the broth
*n and slitters went to work vigorously. Night
and day they besieged the Almighty with the
petition that be would 'either convert -the of
fender or remove him speedlly out of the way;
and the thing was generally done, wo are told.
It is asked, "What has become of the praying
Women?" Count the genuine workers, whew
Ow temperance 'activity was at its height, and
you will find them, to a woman, in the harness
to-daz. These insinuations that the temper
ance 'r. l / 4 al is dying out, come less frequently
from the declaied enemies of the cause, than
from those who made themselves conspicuous
by their painful efforts to reap some personal
benefit from the popularity of the movement.
I 1 MEETING OF BRADFORD CO. COUNOIL
O I P PATRONS OF HVSBANDBY.—Bradford County
Council or Patrons of Husbandry, agreeablj , to
adjournment, met at tho Court House in To-
Wands, ou Thursday, Juno 25, 1871, and was
to order at 2r. u. by the Waster, Hon.
tILLEY.
jTLo
Council was opened in form with tho fol
owing as officers :
Master, D. Lilley; Overseer, H. B.,Morgan;
Lectnrei, A. T.. Lilley; Steward, M. L. Rock
well; Ass't Steward, gobert Allen; Chaplain,
Rbv. Bela Cogswell; Tteasurer, E. IL DeLong;
See'y, P. IL Buck; Gate-keeper, S. 0. Allen;
Ceres, Mrs. H.-B. Morgan; Pomona, Mrs. H.N.
Brink; Flora, Miss T. J. Shaw; Lady Ass't Stew
aid; Mrs. Josiah Horton.
Tho fbllowing Granges ‘rere•Tepresonted by
cloiggates as follows :
Bradford-John Baldwin, P. H. Buck, G. H.
Brink, MH. Codding, Mrs. H.. N. Brink, and
Mrs. M. H. COdding.
Wysaiiking—Y. E. Piollet, 11., , 8. Morgan,
Mrs. Mary Morgan, Norman White, Mrs. Geo.
Smith, E. A. Coolbaugh, Mrs. E. A.Goolbaugh.
Tuscarora Bela Cogswell, Mrs. Emma
Wood, B. W. Wood, B. A. Newman, William
Christian. Mrs. Wm. Christian. -
Columbia—C. E. Cladding, D. May, Mrs.
D. Lilley, Miss T. J. Shaw, A. N. Cornell, Mrs.
A: M. Cottlell.
Itome—John Passthore, D. U. Wattles, Mrs.
Bernice, Wattles, S. 0. Allen, Mrs. 8. 0. Allen,
Miss Dori. Passnobre, W. H. Shaw.
tdonth 1111I—I:A. Park, E. I. Allis, Mrs. E. I.
AllO, Josiah Horton, Mrs. J. Horton, W. I'.
Payson, and Mrs-. W. P. Payson.
D. B. Manger- 7 Job Griffin, Mrs. John Griffin,
Simnel Ovenshire, Mrs. Simnel Ovenshire,
Miss Lney-Lsne: Myron .S. Warner, Frank S.
Mprley.
NVyaldsing—J. W. Ingham, E. It. Vaughn,
I
Mrs. E. B. Vaughan, Mrs. J. L. Gaylord, Mrs.
Vaughn J. P. 13iles, E. W. Vaughn.
AspiniiallL-David Corey, Edaell Warner.
6outh-Creek —T. Chase.
Osealcova,E. B. DeLong, James Foster, C.
E.; White, Mrs. E. 11. DeLong, Mrs. L. J. - Cul
ver, Mrs. L. M. Adams. _
Shosliegnin—Wm. Snyder, &. W. Blackman,
Horace Horton, P. H, Kinney, Mrs. Wm. Sm
iler, Mrs. G. W. Blackman, Dire. P. H. Kinney.
Open Hand- A. T. Utley, Robert Mason,
Mrs. Robert Mason, James Gee, Mrs. James
Gee, Sevellan Morse, Mrs. Sevellan Morse.
Springfield—S D Harkness, Abram West..
brook, S D Phillips, S N Harkness, Robert
Allen. ;
Union—Eira Loomis i al L Rockwell, Helen
Rockwell, J - A Calkins, Mrs J A Calkins, L J
.Fannitrg, Miss Josio Fanning.
Burlington —Rev G B Transne, James Nich
ols, P P Burns, Mrs 8 H Hill, Mrs N D Morley,
Miss Hattie Phelps.
casdade—Wm! Chamberlain, D. Cook, 0. W.
Stevens, ?Sri Albert Fuller, Mrs C Avery, Mrs
E Vaughn. t
Herrick—G IV Elliott, Geo Landon, H W
Csrup, Diehard Hillis.
Ulster—S. S. Lockwood, U. W. 'Thompson;
W. H. Rockwell, P. P. Swect, Mrs. C. W.
Thompson, Mrs. W. 11. Rockwell, Miss 11,,ttio
Sweet.
(Wawa—Win. 1. Bullock, S. S. linggins, A.
J. Dickinson.
Springhill—Ferris Ackley, D Ackley. -
rotterville,-Cyrns Cook, Mrs C (. -. ,00k, S M
Beecher, Miss k 3 M Beecher, D C Potte, Miss
Potter.
Troy—E C Rockwell, Azor Rockwell, D G
Vanhorn, John McKean, Eliza Rock Well, Juliet
Rockivell.
C'apppasening—Geo Moscrip, E A Owen,
Jatnes W Johnson, R W Darling, Mrs E A Ow
,
en:
flighlandtA D Mann, A J Laytori, Mrs A J
Layton, -Fred Johnson, W H Carrie 4; Miss Sa
rah Campbell, Mrs A D Mann.
Central—Wm Patterson, James Gard, Mrs
Ja'mes Gard, l'm Shores, Mrs William Shores
E G Smith, Sirs E G Smith..
IXowanaa—H L Scott, Geo H FOx, E'W Hale,
WW Bowman, Mrs W Scoville, -Mrs B F
BOwman, Mrs Lyman Blackman.
Towanda Valley, T .7 Smiley, Mrs T J Smiley,
ll;B.Clayton, Mrs D Smiley. "
New Albany—Amass-Heverly, J B Storagere,
BIW Wilcox, Mrs J B Sterigi4p, Mrs It H Itich
'aids, Mrs Amass Heverly, Warren Ayer.
;North Orwell—J H Brown, .1 0 Alger,, Mrs J
0 Alger, J P Sibley, Mra J P Sibley, - L C Wilbcr,
Mrs L C
;Washington—JM Bible, E F Hanlon, Geo
Bightmire, J L Bosworth.
Asylum—B LaPorte, B E Gilbert, G W Kil
mer, E J Ayers, Mrs It E. Gilbert, Mrs G W
Gilmer, Mrs E J Ayers.
Smithfield—A 0 Tracy, Frank Scott, Emmer
sia Harris, James Fiva, Mrs James Fiva.
Ilinnequa—C B Taylor, W C Pierce, Win II
Bates, James Williams, Mrs W C Pierce, Mrs
James Williams.
Towanda Glen—D Decker, Frank Gregg,
Moses Walter', Wm Piper, Mrs E Gregg, " Mrs
Moses Walters, Mrs. Wm Piper. ,
lona—B Haythorne, John Bo bert, Mrs B
Baythorne, Amanda Robert, Rhoda Robinson.l
1 West Granville—l' 8 Landon, J W
011 Lane, 0 D Bois, Mrs V 8 Landon, Mrs P
*Porter, Miss B E Merritt..
Evergreen—llriatt Terry, A 11 , Johnion.
ILincoln—Wm Dickerson.
r, Monroo—J B M Hillman, S C Naglee, Mrs
- 0 Kellogg, E 0 Kellogg, Mrs Kellogg, .lobn
Batterlee, klreBatterlee. , ' la ,
Msrcnr—Geo A Steven's, M E Reed, II A
Wood, Mrs Geo Wood, Mrs aLE Reed, Mrs Jas
Robinson. -
81.18qUEiLM , LI COUNTY
Biooklyn— L ia B Rogers.
Auburn Centre—Norman Sterling
wyounin COUNTIi.
Wyoming—A 0 Dexter, A' B Christian, M
Christian, Jessie Lig, Mrs A q Dexter.
Tunkhamicck—John Day..
Report of Executive Committee adopted.
The following resolution offered by Bro A T
Liner, of 153, was plumed :
Res°kat, That we heartily approve of the
course of the Executive Committee of this Coun
cil, and believe that they have acted in good
faith and for the Interests of ;the Patrons of
Husbandry in Bradford countyi
Adjourned to meet at 8 r it. .
=ME
Council called to order, and !caw
H L Scott, of Towanda Grange, offered the
:Towit4 resolution, which was adqted
Relayed; That hereafter it shall be the
of the wins • Oranges connected with
Ccloncil to lee that a certificate rtith then
of the ddetes_elected•be sent to the : -
ty of the at least one week betol 7
time appointed for the meeting. 41
Mould and carried that a committee
pointed - to express the sense of the Conn
tho death dour Worthy Brother, John Or
Committee reported the following
, -
Your Committee appointed for the purpose
of drafting' resolutions expressive of. the sense
of this oounoil, on the death of Bro. Griffl!,
would bog Pave to submit the following: I •
Wiewesaig_ Blum the last meeting of t he
Council at Wyaltudng. our esteemed and worthy
brother, John Griffin, and ono of the members
of the Executive Committee of Bradford Coen
(Al; and ausetive and efficient co-worker th
them, has been called from his labors as us
bandinan, to Pis final reward on the other Ide
of the river of death; therefore, 1 "
Respired, That we. a* patrons and members
of this Cotincil, feel most deeply 1 the loss oeca
sioned by the death of our good brother,and
would extend to the family of the doeusedi In
this the hour of affliction, our heartfelt sympa"-
thy. • G. W. BUM
H. B. )Bons,
E. J. Cuusoe,
The Committee on Rules. Co6stitution nd
By-Laws for the Council, made report;
after some amendments it - was adopted. .
The State Seeretary, Brother B. H. Tho ~ 1
being presented, was called upon for some
marks, and he responded in a most able m
nor, giving much good , Oviee and , council
the Patrons, and afterwirdst exastaplified
work In a clear and comprehensive mintier.
vote of thanks was unanimously tendered
for his kindness in attending the meeting.
Bro. V. E. Piollet, of No. 58, moved that
next meeting otEradford Council ba held
Trey on the 24th of September next. Adop
After which the Council adjoramed. '
N. fatly, Alaate
P. 11. Duca, Sec'y.
A VERY commodious daiteing-fl
is to be ono of the attractions at the Rome
ale, on the Fourth.
WLs CALL attention to the now
vertisernent of ALEX. fipio?toN, is business
BUSINESS LOCAL.
M ono Crocks, Churns, Jogs,
etc , at BeACK'S.
me Large stock of Pictures a
Picture Frames, At WIIITCOBIB S Bmtirr's, 31
cur's Mock. • •
kir Tumblers and Cups especia
ur
t B
y, a LACK S.
LIN-TA 3.—A Regular *Ming w
be bell Tuesday, July 7, 1871, at 81 o'clock,
. 11. A. 3lF..Ucun,
tte36 Fruit Jars, either by the ca'
,
orilinglo ones, at the lowest price. Call
BLACK'S.
Get the "Tompkins Count
f you want a good and durable Wheel Rake
- R. Al..Wentis, &gent
s The Tompkins County Whe
Bake is the Lest. it. 31. WELT.F.S, Agcnt.
tow- Wall Paper ,and Cartai
cheap at ' Wurrcoato, Suatrr:a
Itcrcnes Block.
ter New goods just reeked at
11 ENDELMAN'S.
Beir Spectacles and 'ey'p glass •
warranted equal to any in the 'market, Iro
the cheallept to the best, at 'llEtint:trmas's.
&a - If you want the best Cook Sto
extant, call at JusL'kt, in Ilarcur'sj Block. •
ItiM. For the best. Roast or Ste
go to Myx". k ItuNDELL's.
tor Go • to WHITCOMB & SHA.UT
Mercur's olock, for your Books and Stallone
itet.. The largest assortment
clocks at low prices at HENDrizsAies.
i®°' Spring styles Hats and
just received at Tat Lon S Davits.! •
se— Mourning Hats and Bonnet
•t Mrs. J. D. Eltr.t,'d, Bridge-st.
tar An endless variety of heatin
stoves at RINEY, which are being sold ye '
cheap.
mg— If you wish to no flue go
Jewelry, call at liKiDiLlaird.
Viir From a plain Gold Ring
he finest diamond, go to RENDF,L.MANS:
air A large line of Parasols in
be new shades, just received by
j American and Swiss Watche
largest stock over brought to , this town,
HENDELbiAN'S.
103 - Hats and bonnets for the oh
and young, married and single, at Mrs. J.
Hnr :4 Millinery Store, Bridge-st.l
FOR SALE..L-1.50 acres Of laud,
mile from Ulster &list. Also several aecon
hand wagons. A. B. &MIL
SS- The best and largest assor
moot of ladies and -gentlemereit gold eh '
ever offered m this market at 11. Ilasmaatax
All varieties of stone ring,
2i per cent. lower than ever before offered
Towanda, at ,11. HENDEEZIAN'I3, Bridge street.
SS. The most extensive stock
Millinery Goods are now on exhibition at M
J. D. Btoro on Bridge street.
IS- Graham Crackeri, Oat Mei
Graham Flow, Cruahed Wheat; at. the Th
Ward Grocery and Bakery.
REVERSIBLE AND' LEV :
LAND Flows.—l sold 75 in 1873; and eveiy o
gave satisfaction. A. ftlU stock on hand.
It M. WELL 3 ' ,
Towanda, Pa. '
ser Do you .want .tie be Sewi
.Maciline in use? Call at orsend word to A.
BLica, General Agent, and you_strali have .
privilege of trying one.
Ur It will pay you to call, and
look over our stock of Soots; Shoes, Gaits,
Trunks, Traveling Bags, etc. ' •
Cousin: & Coos
Opposite the Court House.
vs.. A. fine essoxtment of Stone
Ware, at the Third Ward Grocery. I _
J. F. Herm
to. If you want fine Hair Tiro&
nude up, or desire to purchase , atm go to E 4 La
vas, a reliable hair dellerr. Bridge-at..! it a. J.
D. Bar?" noel Store. -F
is The " 4irl tit' the Peridd
to be aeenin the window of. Larefs's Han' Painee.
on 13rbige.st., at Mrs. J. D. Rim's Fancy Store.
.
ser Ladies I.- If you wish to,
what to wear, and how to wear. it,, eall at
Mows'. She has all tho novelties of th
son:
sei. Health,: the poor man's rie s
the rich man's bliss, is found in
' Awn's.
ems, after- Si fruitless search voicing •
remedies. A word to the wise is sufficient
ABBE CIIANCE.- . —TO! make r
for Fall and Winter Clood;., I will close on
Stock of Men's, Youth's and Clothi
coat s for the next thirty d3ys. Now is
chance for a good bargain,, as 'they um
•old. Call 'early at the , One l -Frice C.
Clothing Store to Bonn+ bitgabs.
Aitx. Sown
li3 )04 street.
i ~
EZ=ll
tivAlpk.linnirtvrn
1 OW
. 3.
Bell-
=I
es,
6151-
,ther
OM
tray
g at
ryour
:t be
•
.
T
ami. The . beet place to buy Saab,
131Inds,1 DOors and all kinds of Ltunber, is al,
Fluor_ &"13OSS.', Ykotory on Charles skeet.' Of;
flee 10t Han streak They sell cheap for cash.
ier C. F. Amos has removed his
hen:tole shop ta.the store hit* oohipled
iitruot Wont; where he will be pleased io see
all in want of good work.
341613. V: Cuss has just received
a very large invoice of Books suitable for 8.8.
Libraries, which ho will furnish at a discount
0125'014:eat to iohbbte.l
Losr.—On Jane 1; 1874,. on the
road lending &Om Towanda to New Albany, a
small Fan-Book.' The tinder will be paid for
his trouble by mailing it to Franklindale 1 1 , 0.,
Bradford Co., Ps. J. B. Annisurr.
heft. Fishin g Tackle, ' Via Poles,
Baikots i Shot Gana, Rovolyera, and dartridgoa,
at ' OODIMID, RUSSELL It t 011 •
it You can buy. eyorything in
the Grocery . and Provision lino , a little cheaper
at We DE & EDWAILitII than any other place In
town. • -
Ta r TbQ best pla6e to buy ready
made e;otbing is at No. 4, 2 doors west of COD.
DINO, RiDDISKLL COS.
Seyinid vainalile Farms and
,and Lots for ulo by BAIITTATT
Howes
SE AND 1.40 T FOR SALE OR RENT.
• easy. Apply to Mrs. E. L. WOODRUFF %
Loxo's store. ,
.. Ho
, Te ..
avoi IL
4EE H01713E8 TO Rwr.--One in
art, near upper depot, and two in Svc
vd. Inquire at office of Otarron tr.
Taal
• .
rust iVf
and Wsi
EunnEx
Choice Family Groceries, as
the cheapest, at the Third Ward Gro-
cheap a
cery.
All kinds of black Born? rnb
real jet jowC:lry at very low prices, at
ELMAN'S .
ber and
M. II EN
SALE. —W. A. ROCKWELL has
K. DEDEN K & CO'S. O: a:110180 Ibn•er
l ases for lido, be.t them is. '
1871.
'tort
ono of
Hay Pr.
Jane
C. S. Fircn has ',a large stock
icandies and nuts, which ho is selling
ap fur Fourth of July parties. He also
kg assortment of Ore-wprks. His Po
.'
ip everywhere pronounced the best.
of fresh
very ch
has a bt,
SEEM
=
If you want the International
and Smiday School papers, give your
C. F. CROSW, who can furnish them to .
etter terms than you can get them in;
ler
Letotons
order to
you on
the city
g Why run the risk of an acei-;,
dent, al en you cau get a ticket good for $3, , '
000 in c so of death, for 20 cents a day, by call
ing on FRANK BURBANK, at upper depot ?
Do yiin want Slims for a La- .
Mier, B y, Youth, Child Or Infant?
to CO6SER k COON+, Where yon will
rgo stock to select from, aud - at exceed-
Prices. Opposite the Court House.'
dy, Gen
Then go,
find a la ,
ng low
REN-r--Darelling containing
I rooms—suitable fors boarding home or si
argo family:. Also, one small three-story bons°
n eoutria town. F. E. Powr,
No.
MEM
ittiLL.i.PlEnca & •NICIIOLS are selling
ell varieties of Coal very cheap. They are sole
agents for the celebrated Barclay Coal. Coal
by car !lad at a discount. Orders left at P: J.
CALKIN: 51071 . 131. J. LONG* Store, and at
'S StorC will receive prompt ittentiori,
Ho BE FOR SALE.—On Second-st.,
betwee. Pine and Bridge —east. ) side. Twelve
a as, Water, Heater, It.ngel. etc. Ono
ost convenient Louses to be found.
nay. Enquire on the •premises.
PLITLINLIA MASON.
rooms;
of the
Terms
Gentlemen, we would call
l M ention to our new styles of Shoes for
ud Summer wear. Prices low.
Comm A: CooNs.
.its the Court House.
your at
Spring
Opp°
liIIER
,PAlNT.—Warrialted to be
rabic and better for, house or other
, than any -other paint. has always
rfeet.satisfaction.__ - .
RI
more d
painttn
given p
j Mrs. WOODRUFF having again
r the services of Miss STEVE:Ns, of New
offerse. very fine refection of Hate
.nete.. Corner of Main and Bridge Ste.
secure
Yoa C
and Bo
If you don't wad your wife
he new patent Sad-Vein; keei3 het Away,
'NE'S. It is the best and most convent
ntion for lessening the tedious work of
ever presented to the public. No one
`s it will ever go home without it.
to buy
from J
cut tnv
ironin 4
who se
5 , 1 If you have got any painting
all at 11. T. JuNes and purchase some
superior prePared paint. It is the best
apest article of the kind ever roilered.
.aranteed to cover more surface thin
Iler paint now in use.' ' 1
- --i . • - '
to - do,
of that
and ch
Ittag.
any of
s -MAKING. --Mrs. HENitY KINGS-
D
11131 a;
pal Ch'
tho lat
notice
the Arcade block, opposite the Episco
rch,,is prepared to do dress-makingin
pet style and neatest manner on slufrt
land at reasonable prices. Fitting made
alty. Stamping done also.
I 1 spec
; It is the universal testimony'
• cquainted with the business, that C. P.
. as got the best arranged Dock - Store th
. try, and city dealers tell us Qualm , is
the closest buyers. That his taste
g goode is excellent, all wlio visit ,hts
F
.stify.
of all
CROSS
tho CO
ono o +1
sole°
attire
.
It is not:generally known that
H. C. Witrrearz; at the Book Bindery over the
I -
Brno ran o ffi ce, mikes Blank Bwke in any
style f ruling' and . binding deldred: If ydn
want new dger, Journal or Docket, give
him a all;
Hair Work of every descrip
tion be Go l d at 23 per Cent; leas than -New York
prices Call and examine at E._ /ATOM'S Branch
Hair I' ef, Bridge.st., to Iffro.l. D. Bid:A Fancy
•
Store.
•
~~`
sir The undersigned will bity at
Wysattking, on Monday afternoon, June 29, and
on Monday afternoon, July 20, good fat Veal
°area and Lambs. Owing to thu scarcity lof
good'yeals, "will not buy every week ai her
tofore advertised. Geo. glum._
Wyeaulting, June 12, 1874.-sw.
ter' INipCknE & Erowgtes' store
continues to be headrinarters for ascribing in
the grocery line. Grangers and . everybody
else will dud it:to their idvaritage to give them
a call, when Miring of tea, coffee, sugar, Spi
ces, .tictbacco, cigars, flour of every variety,
"gilt-edge" butter, or in fact anything usually
kept 'ln a flrat-,class grocery' establishment.
They have bonestly earned the replitation of
offerinibett6 advantages than any other or.
tablishment in the country,`
-
HA BB rE - n.
AUD—WATTLES.—In Horne, June 24,
, by By Rev. P. L. Haryott, assisted
. P. Holbrook, Mr; L. W. Maynard !to
9 Cynthia Wattles, all of Hoare.
MAY
187
Re
31t8:
S,remainizig int
it i til . :F F LETTER
P - o ° stottl co,TOwrinds,Pa., July 1,1874 , i 1
Abbot; HL, Bergin Geo, Beat Mary A. I. Brea/
John 10, Coalman ~, Lottle, Deslaim Waal,
Denim/ James, Belong Banana, Firm Patrick,
Gillips Maggie, Bann • John, Heath Adana,
Johnson James C, Lynch Martin, Lyon Libbic,
McNeal Heart', McCracken Mrs P. Nilson Charlie,
Northrup Alice, Northrup JL. 0 Route Edward,
Itobblnson W B, Itobblzeten W L. Rock rely
Oliver , , Smith V, Seanlin' John. Smith Gertride,
Strong N A. Sheridan John,Scoville .
Taylor
_John B, Wells Mt Eaine, A i l=
Leonard.
Pergons calling for above letters will ray adieri
Used, tiviug date et list. ,
• • -O. W. LWOW. P.M. I
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IL 31. WnLLEs, Agent
9
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Calicoes just received. Also, nice
assortment of CIINGHAMS very
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very low prices; just oponetf, -
132
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BOOTS AND SHOES
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The Stock in 1 this deparpment ig
complete
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RIBBONS,
SHAWLS.
POWEgal& CO.
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— r - - - I' -- - - . - - -- . ---- ir --- ,
ESeaIXEWITOBS!..SA.LE of - valoablir
ate
ißy vitae of order freiii. the Ornbanii 4 Court Of.
Bradford COrtnty, Will be exposed to public sale, in .
front of tTte Brick (dice occupiedby John C. Welles,'
In Atheu torong4, on FLIDAY. JULY 3d. 171;
()
Comm g at 1 o'clock, P. M., the following i dei.
scribed Bail F.sttte, late the property of Charles' 11.
Wells, dada:Wed. . . • - 1
- .
1 No. L one lot of bind in Ulster TOVlttablp,linown
as Lot No, 8. SUbdiviettm of Welles k Ilollenhaek
Lands,-cOntatning,l.oo acres ,all unimproved. - lilt
itiz,
tato on Caah Creek, about two miles from. ld ter
begot, on; the Ps. .k. N. if. 11. N.: Neil goOd ' for •
rl 114 parpolles, well tlthbered with good heml ir.
4leech, Maple, Some Oak and s tittle Pine, and ab u:i
.two miles trona a good Steam Saw Mill. -
No. 1 11:10—One Other plece.'adjoinlzig
ilic4e lobtz,o
end k as Lots Nos. 4SrO. of Welles-it noi ert
back Subdivision..containing 1 7 5 acres . lees 75 A Te e
Sold to Milts ei&dttf at salaof May DAL Well s ra ell
- by good durable springs: - bun - erased by •a- g d
public road; about 139 acres iMproved. - about 3 0
litres of which. has-been stumped. and the baht .cs
unimproved is tinehei with wood.' (hemlock n 4
toiLgoodfor grazing purposes, Sheep er 1 ,
ifing, with plenty of good plow land. One - fr cr
dwelling house, two barns and ot*er . QUM:maid •fol
No. 3. Also—The rtaNtt Farm, situated on iv
Susquchannah BlVer atidilan, in Mater, town& il;
doritalrdng about 3323.," acres. All itlproved ; rot,. o
land equal to boat bathe country for any agriculbu
al purocestia; well Watered with good Springs; cr e
flowing through iti well fenced. One Ars;. '
from° dwolllngiumse. one of the largest .ani.r
Arranged U , rats in tha-country wlttil straw h r
attached, a good Corn Nouse, together with at
necessary :ont.tinildlrol,li good orchard of fr •
The depot of thefa. 1: N. I'. IL B, is sitliskd (
the farm 1
i No. 4. Also—The Watkins and - 31c3lorran F4l;
situated 11). Athena Trwnship, containing 319 -
acreat t a b bit 2 miles from AtLxile Borough; ac•, ,
sible by od roads. Soil good for either dairy f •
or all of agricultural purposes; well watt
With a small creek • running. through it. and wa l l
from a good spring brought into the bonze
litres. Oced frame Muse and barn, together w r
other oubbuildings. , About 193 Improved 4
under good fence and cultivated, balance is woo
With mall Oak some Pitch Pine and veme.•gl
Oak mb. ' ,'
; N ti o. s. e rAlss--The Scalding Farm, situated
Athena Township,. containing 212 3.10 acre, ab
One mile from Athena Sorougb,•accessible by go
roads.. About 151 improved, of firstclass .Ir,
equal for cropping and grazing to the river bottom
Well watered with good spfings„ with a Lirdran
Bann carrying water to Abe house, .i A good frrn
dwellingbouse, two good barns, out-house al
good porn* orchard . thereon. Unimproved .1a
Weil timbered ••”(1;) good drat class oak and cluistuo
I No. 6. Also.-The Old Foundry Plot, comprill
Tote Nos. 1. 2, 3,1, 5. L', 7,-8, - 9, 10 and .11, az:or
ing to a plotting made by Z. P. Walker. May 2:4
1814. These Lets are very desirable for b‘iihi!
tieing, centrally looted and of good size.
N0..7. Also--The Brick Store and Lot, now ,we
pied by F.IT. Page, being the fourth store in, ti
Oriel: Blot* In Athens Borough. Lot 20 by 75 f. ,
With an extra lot in rear of Block, 25,by 45 feet.
j No. 8. Alio—The Brick Store and Lot, now. c,t
plekby Mitchell Bros, being tho lower nr r.`l
store In thO Brick Block, In Athens torn:J.4 ,o .i . f
21 by 145 feet.. - I
I Trll.lDl4 i
-One s i xth of the purchase nr)b.e:, - Ur
cnnilnuatien of the sale, and the balan'ec at 1 . 4
equal animal payremits with interest. Plots 1
surveys can be seen at the office of - john C. 5 1' 1 . '
llor complte descriptions see Athena Gazette. •
ELIZABETH. WELLES,' Executri-i.
-I q. Executor, .
BACK, E tern t ,, ': -
, elles, Deceared
1
of I Coal: arf.
ranges of Sqlliv-z
'lid Bradferil, "State of Pennsylvania.'
'il3y virtue of a cirrtainalortgage or B:ril of. T i -c.
executed and delivered.By the Sullivan 4: Eri‘ , i' ,
and Railroed,ComPsny, of the State of Pb o msyl, a
Ma, to the iundersigned as' Treater', dirte'l the fil-,
day of NoVember. /8'5,3, And recorded In the t i'll •
fer recording deeds, t.c... in and for 'the ct=ity (
Bradford, le said State, In Mertgage Book: 70. l'
pages 20, lid and 3/, on the 221 day lof -Novels , r
A. D.,-IP6G,.and in the 'olllcs for the recerdinl t
deeds, ke.on.ttad for Sullivan county, In ssid-Sta ir
ia Mortgage Book No. 2, pages' 12 to Eddinclu .i't C.
the sth day of DeneMber, A. D. 1E 1 56: .
i I, the undersigned. aa Trustee's aforesaid, here'
glee notice that Twill,, on WEDNESDAY. the It r'
day of OCTOBER,I 1814, adjarOlve ,o'clock at noit ,
of that day, at the Exchange Sales Br ems, Niunlio
111 Broad% ay, in the City. County and State of NTYork,
york, sellat auctiort to the highest bidder, tb:epr"l?
erty, right!, privillgesand franchitiedi cunveyell 1 ,
intended to be tonveyed to meby said Mortgag‘l ,
Deed of Triitst ; default having' been !lade by th
said Company in tiv terms and 'cond.:Reeser sa
Sfortgagol ci and trogli default having' continued 1 •
tie space. f sixty days, and I beimnrcquirsil in wr I
Mg to warm such 'sale by holderit 9t at least' I.fl
birth in amount ol' the bonds secnSed by said Most
.gage or Da pd of Trust, which were lAt the time
making sr: Ch rcqudFt due and anialatidinir.
Vnihe property aforesaid includes some five tie:,
t• l acres of land situr.ted in Cheiry r and .C'Ill• ;
tewnsialps, In Sullivan Conntr, in the State of Pen
sylvEnia, being the . followiniE named . warrauti F.,...
parts of warrants-, to v - it r_ - John Baker and An I;4'
tllPle, and parts of Philip Stein, tit - osge Robert i
t
reseph P. Norria, William Skin.' -Leon'ard Jarohl
Philip Wager, Henry Epple, Peter geistsr,. Dav i .
Zeigler, Samuel Carpenter, Heber ;Chan, Dudlii
Chase. l'Aiphalst Hillet. Thomas Cajun, Richgr
Tomlinsort,lacob Ritger, Joseph Tatem, Collin?.•
Recd. Getting Gover and Christian Giettinc, end 1
inc all the:coal leWis of the' said company: an n d t
rhilread e said Company, and all the lands of 1 ,
gild Company now occupied far the erection Of i •
p',ts ,
constructing sidings, he., and as th, road-i•
of said railroad fren. their mines in, said count:L..'
Sullivan to the present northern terminus tid•-, •
at or near d , he tharoughof Monroe,'lll the County •
Bradford,state of,Perinsylvania ;and ail the tort ,
albs tranchlees of said Company, - as 6eCtlrf.d by th , '
charter. Togetliorwith all and sineder the Dui •
- tugs and Miproveir.ents, rights, liberties, privile.,•'
bereditantsats and appurtenances to the sani : ,- ;
pertamingt with ioversiens and remaindt.: ,, , ni T.
tfi stles and proillts!thereof.. _
, . 1
For a more ini.and complete d'rs:riptirta of it
Property to be told, with'its bonne cries and ,It.,
PoLs,.refylrence May be had to the said Martga;T:
Record as', aforeita:d. ' ' . • ' '
Terms'of Sale. —Ten per c•mt. of the ••:,:irci", - . ,
. 4 ,..,miaer is balance
be laid cash in hand on the clay of toc
iind tne 'balance to to I'3. paid within thirty- .1.•
ihereafter,at i:ooln Number 4. in Number I - :' NV .
strcct, in lice City, of New York, State of Yew Y.,;'
and ppon,payment of the said balance in 1011. t ,
purclaseri will reoeive a deed to the said pr• l a rt:
Conveyin:l soda tito fL3 is vested its me as 'Ili:-:
as aforess^.l. . E.TO,tI /larch 19th,'llttl.
I , ', I JOHN A. STEW.IP.T.
1 ,
. Trutleeirci flie - bond-holdgrs of; the Sullivan •
; Trio - Coll and P.ailroad Coirpany. ---.„ '
W. A. W. STEWAR.T, Attorney T, for; Trust'-e, tn'Y .
,
treecNeitv York City. . .
1 I
March 26,'14•6rh. , .
t '
Tbnabove a * dvertiscerieut apfears in the follewin
newspapers published in the city of New York, t
-wit : t•The Evening Post Weekly,7,"The New 're-
Weekly Mail," op:ear York Spectator sill 'NW (1. '
Commercial Advertiser," ' I • ''' •.
A U P ITOP I ,TB NOTICE. —ln ti
rnattor of theestatc
late of Sliesheouln twp. In the Orphan's' nr.
Bradford[Co., Noi,t, May Term, 1574.
The undorsigne was appointed an Audit , : r
the Orphan's Co t of said county, to Mahe di. .1
butien.of funds gn the hands of Hie Adminis'tra'
of estate, anal. will attend to the same on 110
DAY the 3d day of August, A. a, 187-1, at 1 o'cle.
Ip. m., at the otdo:o of Smith ,t: Montanye. in,Tow.
da bore',, where all persons interested in the:fun
iof said (State are requested to present their dal
to the same for the'consideration of the Auditor .
June 2:1. •• I ELI:LANAIS SMITH, Andltor,
A DMENIST.RATOR'S NOTICE.
1 - I...Nottce to hereby glyenthatidlPersons tndeb
to tho estate of Andrew Fraley, late of Ithl , .;!bui
twp, deeea.sed, are requested to make immedil
b~anent, and . till rrsons having elalms steal
ald estate must present theni duly anthentiCa I
11f1lAll CAIIPENTE t,
Juno 2-* • '• Administrit 0_
itu PITOIt'S NOTICE. John
Means vs.' James P. Lewis. In the Court
Common Pleas of Bradford Cour.ty. No. e 1. .), /I
T., 1574; '
The undersigned, an Auditor appointed I:,y'=
court to distribute woney in the hands of the'6ll.
itT, raised from sale of 'defendant's real estate.:
attend to the duties of his appointmentit the oil:
of Foyle & McPherson, in TowandaDoro', on Fi
DAY, the 17th day of JULY. 1571.' at 10 o'clock;
m., at which, Lino and place all persdans haNi
claims agaihst said monay must !present talon
be forever.debarretilrom claiming the same.'
I. Mt:PI:LEMON.
Juno p., '74. L Aud ito
•
E P
',X I - 0 It 'S .
Notice is hereby given that all persons indelrd .
to the estate -of Juatus.Lowis, late ot Wyaluai
deceased, are rep:ter/led tu make immediate paYmeilt
and all 'persons having !Claims against said, es. ,a:0
must present them duly Authe nti cate d for settl..
meat. , MILTON mns. • -,
ELISII.I. LEWIS,
I Eiecutorp.
FRES
ADSLINISTRATOR'S. NOTICE--,.
Ncitf co le heiehy gtren,that all Persons Dade Jed
to the 'State of Geo. Dildine, late of East emithfikid.
deceased, are requested to make immediate paym • n t .
and all Persons having claims against Said, es ate
must resent them duly authenticated for se tie-
Me nt.. . - J f l.9. 11. WEBB, , ! •
June 1i... 15.71 1 - .I , Administrator i •
I I 1 • / /
_ .
ADMINISTRA,TOR'S NOTICE
NoVee is befelyy given that allyeisons indel
to' the e tato of Samuel Ayers, late of Gramille,
ceased, ore requested to make immediate paym
and all persons having clalins against Laid es.
nmAt p escr.d. them, duly anthentleateil for BO
mcnt. i • mucus AYEIIB,I A
M.T.' PORTER.. ni •
Towrind3, Jane 30. •
EE.° U T s' NOTICE
N flee is herehy[eiSma that all persona)Mie
to the [ estate of Lnther Clark e late of at - am,
deceased, . are Veijuesteg, , realm LETT= '
' payment; aint, all persMas lacing claims, ac
said es zte mti it . :presetit them daly ' authe , nti
fur setlemeat. SALLY CLARK, 1 ) I
IL. S. lANDON, 1 ;EN.'
TOL. 8. LANDON,,):
MIME
T•ay 1
Tli , _ r_ • ,
PLACE - .TO TCL 13VY YO "ll'
. .
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. , .
TRIINESS AND HORSE FIXINGS GENERA „
1 I II i
•
Is at C F. DAITON , in the store lately eccliPioi
by , Jufins Wolff as a lothing Store. ntVilag re
moved, my establishment to more • commoillotTsna
-conve lent quarters, I respectfully invite m • .01.1
outdo erg', and Italia want of anything in tlml 9e of
.
/lA= *:-. , ..3.,,51ippLE5, NETS. Bi.v.orrs, IN , lin :-.,
• , . _ - - 0 „ 1
&c., &q,i, to give me a call, feeling satisfica'th ti t,..-....,
tho fe,laities I possess for purchasing stocl.„ I ;,411
do ,t better job, at a lower pricie, than any oth r r cs•
tabllsyeent in the county. '' 1 ' 1
t
DON'T FORGET THE FLAcE -ONE DOo , El.=
LOW THE FOX & ILEr.uUlt b'EOftE. I ,
Mayl24: ~ ' - ' -, 0 ., F. nyiri, .
L 1 ,
DU, . SAL . ..—.:i. 'Valuable. Oairy
I.lnu' in LcUoy township. (lmowu as thelfamb
farm) n road leading from Canton to T owanda,
being my 7 !; miles from Blinnequa Sprinds and
4 f
3 !i from Carbon Run coal fields., The farm ci:lptain , i
about,lso acres, - . with an abundance of wood and
water,' I lare,o orchard, splendid! cider mill, Ifrain
dv.orling house, barns, &c., thereon. For fprthL r
partici. Jars enquire on the prershies of C. A;IKell:.
or of .L. Lamb. Towanda, Pa.'l '.• - pone 2:
Fo
45 acrl
achl
1 film
La a,
. .
R SALE.—A.' Farm contaming
1 14 acres; situate in Pike twp., Bradferd Co..
a nnder improvement;' Vranied honie, a::•1
Ivonng orchard of 150 trees, besiCes Cherries:
.5, Pears,• and elthico Grapevines' thereon.
, roved land, timbered with Pine, Oak. CLebt-
Lil hemlock. Terms =23. per acre. Porifuttho
. tars call on or address •
1 - , WOO, 1T0C, , , ..1T.1.
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