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LOCAL AND ci.FIVARAL.
Seq.. commetueetions_ for the
local depuhnent are nnavaidtbly crowded oat
this week
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BEv.E. t 1 .. Mowas *ilk preach in
the Prisbyterbin Chtt+.ll;iiiiespine.e;ion Btuidaj
mont h * and evening nett, itniitot 89. r
Tuts scholars of the Episcopal Son..
clay School, of thui plaoe,.will hold a • pie -Me in
31 - rx'a grove to-morrow (Friday) afterncion. •
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ED, of the "Senate,"i is n
New York making arnMgeme is for sectiring4
[simply of the best Oysters in ' si
the market.
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Tin body of JAMES a: WATSON, Who
'was tun over by the cars) and killed near Honitellse
on the 15th Inst., was brought to this
Olio and inter Fed on the lith.
FOs acres of , Diehl w4eat on
li, M. Waamus' farm on Towards lists, produc
ed this season 152 bushels, or :38 bushels per
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Txa Winona Base Ball. CIO will
pliy a match - game with the Arlington" of Ath
ens, this Thursday afternoon. Game if 2:36*
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sharp. •
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Fawns and others 'will bear_ in
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mind the riteatins at Bann's sehool.honse; in
Albany, on Satulday ifternoon l next: Hon; , D.
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Lainwrs Will dallier ail Ocher".
AYE „sus _indubted to .Idru.
Mitre for p,perii containing ,an excellent! C.
count of the grand regsttii, which came: at
Spring Lake; on , the 12th inst., togriber
with Senator Finuir's epeects On the mansion.
A Lirrix child of Jo" 6; Commix . , of
this place, was` so badly tiMmed on konday
evening last, that it died in &short time. The
child was playing with some, matcher, which
ignited and: set fire to the clothes:
;Txz✓--Festival foi the benefit of 'the
Church in Shesiterinin, come off, this
(Thursday) evening. Persona desiring to at
end will find teams in: waiting at the - terry on
,the arrival of., trains. , !
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WE REGRET an legregious bliinder
in the notice of the meeting in Albany. pnblish
ed last week. It should halo been .satiirdaY,
August 29, but our tys made it read Sugnet
The meeting will come off next ssuirday,
and Mt. Lasoirrx .‘ ill deliver an addrese.;
SAD- - IF 'NOT FATALAccIDERT.—WIL
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FORD S. DAD; a ybu man having recently
hone into the boot and, shoe business in ,Troy,
met with a seriolis if not fatal accident on
Wednesday the 19th test. He Was out driving,
in the vicinity-of BurlingtOn,twhen his ,horse
became frightened_and ran, throwing him-from
the carriagfiandpreaking 'his; left arm in three
places, anti-brin'sing; hisiead and right • side
very. badly: It is thought he wilt recover, if
not injured internally I
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FOR 'TIIE second time .daring ' the
past fewmonthe, our dwelling was on •flre on
31onday morning last! Fur tho , prompt'assist
ance rendered by the inployee . of. Mr. Booms'
Mining - 3Ln and other! neighbors in extinguisb
ing the flames. wo.tehder our- hearty hanks.
The fire companies are entitled to great credit
'for the expeditions n i ?anner irt-callich they got
their machines in readiness .to fight their nat
ural 'enemy, the devonlring element. No dam
age. ins done.
BAD NEWS FE03.1 'TEE LAM) OF LOCAL
OrrioN:=Two young bids, sons of the bite Jo.
SEPLIt'S CAIIPBELL, of 'Burlington, Pa., while
driving home from the born' last - Saturday,
took in as a passenge i r a neighbor who had
tarried boo long at Biliwsrim's "Temperance
Hotel. ° , The horse shied at ;something by fhe
roadside, and the neighbor Being in no; sa-iod
to tolerate any deviation from the sir. ght
path of duty, seized thb whip and struck he
spirited animal. The 4onsequencs was a I..ri•
ou4 ranairay, - and the destructioU of a veluable
horse and bugky; NoilersoU was seriously in
j nail.—Ebuira
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• Mn. , EDITOR :: We regret to learn
- that our highly est4Med friend and teacher,
Miss LILLY L'lpOW#, i l s about to leave home
and the school where she has presided for sev
eral terms with the g e,ittest . competency and
i aue cees.Her heattliheing very ?Inch impair..
ed, a change tit climate has -heen reconimend
.ed, soft aLe leaves forhe bricing air of ilmne
iota, Where she l n wilt, lin teaching. We
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congratulate these who have been able 'to so
cure her services. As a teacher she rants with
the first., Her attittn 4 nionts are dare,- and the
tototti,r to which the i parts!inetractioniii on
(tingled. The 5t1,....... s are Ifeeling very sof'
ro4tul at., her leave-'..lsing, bit ire 'tress their
lo•ts will b e her g. 1.11; 1 : - . i,
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CORNEB. FE46.11NG— ,,,,,, - .1110 c9rner
6 tone jfor th new Baptist Church st East Smithßeld,
- will with appropriate - eeiemonles on4hurs
3, at 11 o'oo4. a. .31. _
MOO* /41[1/7., • - --'
1. 'dingi ng by_ the di ff eient chairs of the town.-
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2 . . r, and reading 6r Serip r aes.
• 3. A dress by Bar.
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Itih. Cams..: • i
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4. His nal Essay, b y 'Di . Btmafxs . 1 tiiid hi ,
Bev. 36. TI
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6. Prayer, and laying t♦f corner atone.
SingingwtU be interepeieed through the derases.
Alter the, exercise; have been concluded dinner will
be leveed on the ground by the members - of the
other Cburchea and the namity. for the benefit
of 'the Baptiet Church.' Exaction will commence
at 11 o'clock; 1,3
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3‘iiiB ALICE liel. rgET, of this place, ;
1,1-0, year organized* iichOol s. 4it Allentown, N.
d , and has mtt with *inch suecc , ss that itl'large
and coniirioditk builiiing has been ceveted,.l
-and three assistant teachers l ' employed, i.-Mistr
P. being retained as Principal. While her sec
, cess-ls Very 610 • i ingi it 'Wait not iineitected
by those - - .-iciar her well. 1 •. ' I'.
'.• ...:', .slise .1f - - v Irma, .. a4 , iop , a po
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..i.i.xs t..ftcber ill -the clroton River brie ate,
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the Hirlem R. R tibOntl fifty miles "::icri
New York. We b ve in doubt her ability end
experience as 'e t cher, will secure her' ilie
same screen wludb her Sister nas Attained.
Yor,:rer Pam, brother of 'these yutinoladiei,
his made an engageoltat to 4ich the Om int
s-!ltuu in Luzern() cloudy. , Although :young
in rears, he to remarkably intelligent. aid pot
...,
- litotes every elanent :)f success.
, These,teacticre-aretldchildrea of kr. Oiingt
Perr, of this *placi, ivivi has great retain ti)
• feel proud of the lionprOle positions they are
'sustaining. It is Wad a - nutter . ot.o s ongratulai
tion to the acuity and friendiiid the Colhsgiitii
I a - silica°, -that theY -
vilte - allimpils of that in.
stimtion. j • S
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Ep.4.T11 pr -B. F. PoNsm.L.—.;43. F' s
Pow t. died at the residence of his son-In-biw,
Dr. W. B. ilitiza - , ntr Hanby morning lui
For any years Mr. P. occupied a - prominent
position in this community. From 1840 to 1844
he was'one of the %Wore of thoPredrote Argus.
On retiring from thai establishment he tag*
with C. T.B=l in Ithe staging buzinees, mid
for several years thetrm roil a line of :etagTes
fr)na Tunkhannock to Waverly. They, after
wards) conducted th " Ward House," Ind in
18613 Mr. Pow purchased the "Bradflird
,; Renee," at
Waverlyi and kept it -for a,short
time, but the death
,f hisirife and his ow fa*.
_ru g health soon con:opened him to. retire * from
busittessw aid In the past it or so4oll ' yeanl
he . was entirely inestacitated for any letud*ss:
lie was, in hittyoun er days, i a most vigokong
and pungent writer. - and although - never an
otti ammeter, he war appointed to take theism%
ens ofthii . i cennty In 1850, and his little was
trevinentlpinention+l in connection with-lucra
tive and hontirable posts' of trust. His I petal
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- Cal options were sways repected and had
great weight with I the Whig' and Republican
parties. la all the 'relations of citizen, hus
band, and father, tie bore at irrcPionitable
vitafailtai 'al Wastity•fvti ruts CI iliv4
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E. B. eizsoar of Wysltu4g,, this
?minty, mat With t accident at Lancaster, on
the 20th inst.; which moulted in his death on
the: following day. Mr. Mown was attempt.
ling to get- :Upon a moTiMi - kis sister
land brotherrin-law, Mr. and Mts. Hammon
IlLi c e reached Lancaster a tew' hours after his
ibith, and accompanied his remains to Wyatt;
Pt, where:they were interred. Els last words
weep, beildt!.* mother:li was
u man of excisibmt character, and great worth
is a citizen:
M$ Entree : Again we are tailed
upon to otireotote the death Ote44 bi the eilit.
bat Settlers - on Towanda Creek. Deacon Aazos
Fordve, who died at his home , in Leßoy Village,
on the 10thlisst.; was born in Goshen, H. Y.,
ace! 14,1788; - Ithortireßer,theiethAfillazoi
is father, Jens EXAM moved with his family
ioL'ackwutia, in this State, where he resided
eintil 1796, ;Then he packed his household
goods in a hoat on the Einiquehanna, in_which,
by the aid of poles and rope?, they, were cow
to' Towanda, ind Ilinci'thence to . the
thoath of the north branch of 'the Towanda
Creek, near West Franklin. Aszox, who was
now 1 eight years of age, was left a .year at
liiareimarteS, a relative in Wysox. 1 The next
Year bliijeditediherlailib;iwtileh finally consist=
ed'ofl3 children, he being the fourth .
Early in December, 1813, he was bkptized by
Elder Roxix, and united with the Baptist
Chanel at West Franklin. He was a member
of this chu4li until the organization of the
Baptist Chili& at Leßoy, Sept. 29, 2842. He
liras in active member Of the eburcit, serving
many years as clerk, 51 years as deacon, and
many thmis as messenger to the Baptist AlllO.
In 1818, he bought th e . firm in !Leßoy now
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owned by Thos. IlloCatrizr, and kept," bachel
or's hail" two months. During thenext two
years his dater Eurtrei kept house for him.
She then led hiro that he' mut get ari
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other'. hensiiteeper, because she hadagreed to
set ep hoise-keeptng with some' bee else.
.Atat4 this time he waslent as messenger *a
the Baptist Association 'at Spenger; - .N.1.,,,
where he was introduced.. to 'Miss 'Haiti Sec-
Fumes, tit& was born in Greeneville, Greene
Co., lc Y., In 1798. In 1821 they were married,
,
ave lived in this vicinity ever since.
was the first Sealer of.weights ; in' the
y r , lirstjustice of the peace' In
the tonn
held the office of county coroner, and
with. fidelity many minor positions of
. Now,' at the advanced age of 86 years
yes &Mourning wife, fi ve chi! en, and
'other relatiyes and friends. .T. L.
and h
count
ship,
filled
Ernst,
he lo
maul!
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Pir.usolua.—Bev. A. P. BRusti,\lec- :
for of St. James Church, Nancy, Ps.: l for the
past eight or ten years, has accepted Tit, call to
the Mmited care of liaise Chmich,,_Long Hill,
and I ClHrist Church, Tashuit, Conn.! Mr.. B.
and big estimable wife are well known in this
community, and are universally' esteemed by
their'arge circle of •acquaintances. Their re-
Move! from this diocese will be regretted by
the Church:
—*re. Joni; W. PAYNN, of William
spending a few weeks with her
friends ist *is county.
—Senator Camsr.ox and Gen. Rand
spending a few days in this place as t .
of Hon. E. O. GOODRICH. NO. man in
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mat , r!geqg_i 2 'more cordial and h;
ception front the people of Bradford th
tor CatrEcto:s.
-3169 KNICIIIiON, of Belvittere, N.
Wog, her siater,llrs. N. N. Wu, Jr
place.
~E
K .I.lcCLuan was in town'
day . AlthCitgli an old war 'horse, th.
is one of Ilia most energetic, abl,e taac
politicians the Stat"e He hue n.
quently, rendered the best interns
county variable aid, and notwiihsta.
fact" that he. . has sometimes " turrie
politically,ilas hosts of friends among,
publicans in Bradford.
—We had the pleasure alew evening
adding to our list of acquaintances 3lit
is .I.launtscut an estimable young lad
wands, whu:ia * in our borough. yisiti
Joux Vsxnrui.—Cantonlginel.
—Rey. Gro, fien.trr l many years ag
of tb i c Biptbit Church in this place, at
whose institiruentality we believe the
edifii.e was , erected . preached to the,
congregation last. Sunday morniog.l
afternoon be debvercil ri discourse in 11
—Mrs. Fir.r. t ,...ot I4w , York, is vikil
sister, 31re. I. A. RECORD in this place.
G. B?Crl' and family, of Mohawk, II
b4ll l VialidMil In ihli plies for the pest wed
were the gMeata of Wm. Ifix. Erg. Mr. 8j
one of the *most responsible subordinate
Treirry Department.
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—lon. G. 'corr, ,of Catawissa, was
laist meck.
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. .IjAsE- BeLr...Qtrito a large con
urae of people assembled on the grOunds of
e tte IWineria .Club, opposite this village,/On
Wednesdati afternoon of last week, to 'witness
the Grst of series of games between '
nonas of tht± pace, and the Athletics .
ra, N. Y. • -7'
TIT game, was called at 2!20, with t!
nas at the bat, and at 4:40 Meg, of th,
lcs, sent a long tly to W/ialit, and
inning closed thd game with a score
23 is i favur 'pi the, Wit was.
Se have-a - it - hie ' , ps-e to give a th:li descrip
tion of the *game. Rut iu justice to both clubs,
to sli; r y finest ga mo• of (base hall
fiver played here, and more Table from the
fact that it
,was free from all wrauglings, which
lon Often niar such exhibition& Gro. t. Foca,
p 1 the Actio Club, of Elmira, was;the l tfinpire,
and filled the position to the entire,sa infliction
of She lirgti nun:alai
ppectator, , ,--all of virbom i•ronounced 31r. F.
not on l a y Vie' tesTsit'nnipirgitft:Y had : C4CT iCen i , L
Ibut r..Aentlefaan ,, sna,”.r . .yrespeol, _
, The Athletic; arc every one of theni gentle
men, and t: , •otilf their defeird,s , •good-nWtormtly.
They will alWays reeialve a cordial welcome in
our village; and we hope they may pay us an-
Other visit dOring=the setticin. L Annexed is the
score : - . _ .
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vaxaxas. 0. B. anitexic
Ladd. lb,. V 7..
Fox, ...2 :Was, 2?... 1
c f.; ......4 -
0 Rice,
Phelan, ij 2. Rathbun
Gartner', 311 1 2 Bichartliiim..l
Smith, .... 2 3 Lindy, a 5..1
Disbrow, r s 3 Wisner, rf.
Walker, I. f 2p4 Dandas,
Osborne. - -r 1,, 3- 2 Worrell, 3b:
Stine, p. , ..... 1 2 Suydam, c
-Total .. i . .30 21 Total .30 23
liertings—f-,2 3 1 5 6 7 B_9 10—Total
Winonas..2... 2 0 2 4. 2. 1. 84— 21,,
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Athletics 1H ; 6 3.5 4 2 23 8
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Umpire-:-peorge T. Fic.ch, of the Actiie .
E. C, of Elmira.
Scorers --V. N. Jones, of Elmira, an
M. Wilson.V Towanda.
Time of Gana-3 hours and 20 mina
1,
The return game will be played at El
Tuesday neat.
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ED. 4r.roirTza : "Am , I have many
friends illltradford county, who I ipresnme
would,like in know what kind_of conntry this_
is, and what sort of a season we ; have had, I
will give them some information upon th. se
points, through . your _ .
The Spring opened very Picim;ng nit
and grain 'of all kinds. Bat no 'one, insects
soon made i their appeitTice„ end 00,0413,t..v .
bugs, malliplying /rapidly - and - lfterally filling,
the air, ate Up all of the Spring wheatland part
of the core, Followleg tisda Req., came a Se
vere drontiS ? isideli tiatsin iss falldnlor ten
oriwelve weeks. The temperature hae become .
exceedingly Warm,--the thennometpT ranging
from 100 to 110 degrees above zero,' day alter
day, and the snit shining so hot is •te scorch
and,wither the leaves on the trees I The for
ests look se if dud let ben 'overrun by fire,
so sere and l burnt they appear. The air seems
like the hot breath. from a furnace,—so intense
ly hot that , itliirjeirn yolir lace and eyes, and,
you cannot endure being exposed to tt long at
a time. Thee, to crow n all else, Came the
grasshoripeie r 4 all their glory. They hale
r von up eierytiihig thit is green. °
It is going to be a hard time hero this \Yin=
ter) 1114thin ft lf.li!l e befiiift 7. eet.deal of 'o ff ering
for want offcio& Now, my boys, think of the
temperature being at 100 too 110 degrees above
irero.for days and weeks in intoogiu4s, and
then com Plain of its being hot in old Bradford !
Yon doril9inow what hot weather is. Our
peaches are all dried up, and the miles burnt
up lay,theliot ran and winds. , i
Such Is Bennis to-day.____lt is 'failure as re
gards miss, with perhaps one exceptirin, Win
ter wheat;'; The corn crop will not be third of
a yield; oate about the same, 'end potatoes a
tidbit tr bfils eat vistionters ars
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;rimerous
'.1.1))3 are
0 guests
Penneyl
arty re-
an Sena-
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in this
On Mon
, Colonel
shrewd
mt nate
of this
.dung the
d i back'"
the Ile
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s ago of
FLUNK
tr
of To
sig• Mrs.
i o pastor
nd thro'
present
Baptist
to the
iug her
Y., have
k. They
occupies
!positions
in town
prit
hi) Wino
t3L Athlot
icke tenth
of 24 to
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2
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3 2
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d Ghee
hnira on
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Nii=iiiiii=2llll=ll;7=
F ,, .0 , +.l iti ak
maiplete Iteoolll. iimatibeless, the ery is
40, "Eel for Isms, or bast r Well, lam
basted, by gamiest MM. will be a shod
pbsime la bay s tarot s tale. Fall at a bat-
INN I think. • E, P. Roczwuz.
Emporia, Harms, hog. 4 11, 187 e.
Mn. Zenon : " I would like to call
the attentlo,of the public to the, meaner of
conducting the Soldier"' Orphan School, at
!Waal, Pa."
t.Tho'onation of Mr. J.' H. - TOLL, doted
Endfagton, Aug. 8, 'aid published in pm:
pa
per on the 13th of August, I think should be
replied to. • I entered the Orphan School at
Mansfield, five years sortie 27th of last April:
- 1 1 - was thirteen years 014 on the 18th of last
May. - The early pad of July Int previous to
our Summer vantioni I was' exarnlied In
Chemistry, Nita* History, Geography, Arith
metic, Beading, _Spelling, Writing, and Omn
i:oar. The discipline In our school is quite
Strict, but nabs tao much ao. The books enti
tled " Don't Enoi,7 are not allowed in our
school. "Judging from what I have seen this
inunnabr" I doubt wery'hanch if Mr. Tau over
visited one of our schools. I would be pleased
to have Mr. TonoriOit our school at Mazwileld.
probably Would learn something, and re
turn a wiser man: Everything needing correc
tion is promptly repoWted to Col. J. P.
Wicasa
yasn, Superintendent of Soldiers' Orphan
Schools, cf Pennsylvania. A. Winos Ronan,
!:kinowuoor of , the GraindiArnay of the 'Repub.
lie, Dept of Penna. ; *lnd us not long ago,
and made a feeling Speech., Commander Non.
ma and his comrades' keep ; their watchful eyes
npon. tilt; aid . we will not suffer sa long as the
p.A.-11.1eadi us. Now,-Mr. Editor, do you
call our -school teund, simply •bocausis, our
man tldnldi so? ` On. W. Mar in, ,
Soldiers' Orphon School, Mansfield, Pa.
,August 18,1871. 1
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SOVEREIGNS or INDuErrar.--On Ved
wady pyening of last " week,' Deputy 8.. W.
Duce orgagized a Council of the Severeigos of
Industry in this placri p under the name of "To
wanda Council." The " Sovereigns," are an
outcroPiihig of the Orange' mcivement,Lthe
first Council having been organized at Worces
,ter, Maas., some eighteen months since. Any
personmale or female—who pursues an in
dustrial avocation; may become a member of
the order, Pfarlded each person ie above the
age of sixteen years. About twenty, Councils
lasscalready been organized in this State, with
membership of quite eighteen thousand, and
State Council is coon to' be inistituted. The
object of the organization is to unite the differ- ,
ent branches of the industrial classes of the
Whole country upon one common basis e for pro
tection and' advandement. Undou tedly an
orgaidration aiming solely to aecoinplisliarteh
a desirable end, cannot fail .in having a ;large
membership: , The - following named ',persons
were' elected officers for the ensuing three
months, and dsdy installed
President-E. J. CLAUSON.
a
rice President—J. r. G men.
Tyityntrer,—F. 8. liVarruis. •
Lechlier-0. H.
Secretary— Cass. Clitt'Erflia.
Sletrard--BAstuet. F.:4OVA.
Asst Sietcard-:-C. S. Frrcu.
Inside Guard—S. E. WarruAN
UulaidF 0 , 421:4-911es. MpTIGIS.
The next meeting will be -held in the room
over the REPORTER Office, this Thursday even
ing, at 8 o'clock.
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN, BY A SOJOURN
_EB. —TUESDAY Emir:to—THE PEESENTATION OP
AN ICE PITCHED. TQ THE NAIAD BAND, BY THE
YOUNG LADIES o, ‘" THE GIGGLING, GOSSIPING,
SIMPERING, AND SMIRKING CLUB —Tur GIG.
GLEES' INTEREST IS : MESSRS. HENDELMAN AND
FITCH.--" 0 I' exclaimed a Giggler, in a trans
port of admiration, "yon ought to see the
beautiful things at HENDKLIIAN'S. There are
the loveliest bracelets,—so - wide,'.—lnessuritig
the width with her two pretty fore4lngers,
" and wider, end narrower,' and clitins, and
lockets, and rings, and everything:" „dLe gave
out itir 'want of breath, grui ivamnja lodic ' a
mental memoradum of the width' of the
bracelets. Miss 'Giggler seemed particularly
toadmire,-prosnised herself a speedy trip down .
street; and went Maiming a Psalm tune into
the kitchen. Our young lady has had tier for
tune tqld, and she is to marry a Chief Justice,
and it Willlie a matter of no email , imporjance
to Mr. IiENDELHAN when that day arrives; for
the Chief Jastice'r wife ie sure to buy her jew
elry there.- Ile markeddie ' lee Pitcher- ;act
neatly, and his price was so reasonable, that'
each individual Giggler- declared "herself satin=
fled, and mentally 'congrs.hilated' herself on the
reserve dime she nould bare forpeinuts. Mr.
Face, the confectionery firm, : will get the
benetitOf the strilichaage, is hot itheon:
Jiiderable, having reached their feminine
hearts by his hixsal bestowal of sweets on their
pic-nie occasions. A box of French candies is
a remnoler that rarely; ceases its hold on a
young lady's affectiMis, and the young ladies
of whom ine nrito are no exceptions.
'it may be reluembered that •a the Naiad
Fair, a handsome Ice Pitcher, with salver and
goblet, was voted to the d; S. Club, et
this place. It may not be generally known,
however, that the young ladies : constituting,
this - club Made' a prvisentaticri of this' tame
Pitcher to - the Naiad Band, on Tctesday evening
Of last week, at theresidence of D. tinarr, on -
Matn street. Dressed in white, and wearing
- badges,of,blue ribbons and daisies, they made
a lotel¢ picture in the long parlor, tindly open:
od for the occasion, and nut a single mother
of these pine fair Towanda girls,--but might
have sinthed down her matronly apron with
a sense of-secret satisfaction at the appearance •
her daughter presented. ' :f
' While they are 'waiting the coming of
band, it may not be amiss fto give a histoq of
the organization. Tire yczng ladies composing
lit are not particularly give)a, as :their esigiaa-
Sion Wight indicate ; 4) I.:clamping, or
smirking. Inatead'of resorting to a siseematic
Some of scandal, kept up with an unrelenting
purpose and rebid), they meet occasionally
and work off all the surplus material in a series
Of spontaneous giggles. Nobody is hurt y
this beirt3 effervescence, and - itheli feminine
intellects become wonderfully clarified. The
Lasociation is nearly two years old, and not a
single character has been aspersed, nor his
any girl's heart suffered frOm those well aimed
"home thrusts that womankind of older and
-znore• OE Inusiblo combinations beciirne skilled
iu directing. Their ages vary front sixteen to
nineteen, and their gifts, both personal and ind
iellectgal, arc above the ordinary average.
There is the young hostess, with, her clear,
Blue-gray excit% v./0y yelled by dark .lashes,:
going about in her. bright, quick way, with the
ready-smile on,ber sweet lips, that now and
en glides sway into a lender melanCholy.
13he can be useful as well as ornamental. She
can bake cakes, and sweep Carpus, snit is a
genuine Yankee girl withal. Tit tun tide of
Now England blootl. — itaiirt in her. -ohm. Turn
,comes little sancy,beisk - r ... ' Shots n er dignity
eh
to-night . She thinks the Naiad 1:t d is worthy
of the most respectful atteuttno, and th tt Gig
tier that giggles on t'ds a age occasion, will
hear froth her. She kola s'sonse of responsi
bility akin to that of bee young Mend, • and if
any body goes beyond their privilege, little
Miss Budget, who is n't, it all aware' how well 1
she looks in her white dress. May come upon
Moth:suddenly; and wake them np to a 1 sense
of propriety. Bless her dear heart I Those
round blue eyes will see lots to condemn before
they close finally on this mad-going world. Sho
too, is .a Yankee girl,. and =kis capital lemon
ade and chocolate ,hake: ,Tust apart stands a
tell lithe figure; With hair that falls abouLber
neekAnd',,hkteliesd like-s. midnight' shadow.
Her great` k' e.kel'have a strange Limloot
light, that mystifies:one inexplicably. Tisedett
- she is beautiful. Yesterdayaho was positively
homely. She is ineli NI. to giggle, and Hiss
Bomar has ter eyes on lmr. Aaron the room
conies a ripple of. laughter from PIO red . dist.
llps 'Able ever curled" between IWO dimpled
Weeks.; Shecoul &Surd to iingh„ with swig
teeth. And then our little lady with - the ilasiK
inftblackVes Is ini gradcl*lnCliert o l4o 4
To.morrinfshe may drawly heilLead, and
chin yon With a glance like 'an kat**, sid
scarcely a boy.brit will risktbedaswir of freeze
ingslii) i i 10 4 10 fOCUloslallile• ”illoklie." w e .
are told , is - the. Indian oortupikni lot; "Ao•
glans," and so au pretcY Niglio bar frill claim
to the honorabledistinotion of being a Yankee
girl. A - smile, revealing the mane beautifully
set teeth, and half reprosebing l your, gaze,. by
its timid hanteur, meet's you'in a lice, whose
firstehart, ri as that of rich and`deep Morin&
This iiii, .girls !rttli.mairldneent hair, ',_ Mt
bronteibrowii eyes,loes not li ke to be looked
at, and we iarn.to the pram KIM who le 'to
marry the Chief Justive. Ohs has flatteirvit
fft9lllll Idol WWI 11111114.1 llgiikitliat
'
El
pekes. whbsh v .'hope the Mar Jostle*
Sad as 4 enjoyable," aui the platers are al
ending thtpp• She has nice. demurs 1i
home waye, and a good temper; but trUl
awfully spunky when she reads this,
= At the piano sits I rosy-checked, full- •
young 'girl, whoseappqmi , , • ••• • •
manner leads one to iiite4"thit - 'she doei
care much for friendly BeMentitration. Those
.Ir 4 Per her .be st r , segrAl r bt e it .. 4 0,kfF,'
/oVeg oinudderatioill or It a, Mine%
'veils itself in dellft4e seii,Jarid a quaint ge4er.
0 . 11 .7 v 1 44 cp imikicfmtkira Pt°
mere limits of soenek ik to mikes the Mick
or these' bsiglir Anab o_ll
trained foe/
iaineeet gszfenmestitikindailgisl; fk •
as
_bright ayt Simonet ' •
Marotta mirth b . r ' •
On into the shadow!' of 1124142(6100. Oho,
Wight 61410 e ewe !MI
Louis 'that she joek.scroimthe Joins e Fut
. 4,llrelith* ,
rich dark hair, halal, the /teetingo/Aper
in Wh i m domain. • Fire are, 'alien/ ic:44l}l
from this bright limier eirtstet.: •
the queen's - the 4
faced cue that. (strayed Laid, Inekrhicei, 7,i
the beautiful bine-eye,/ maiden' IrliO has
to a home In the West;
Another, about, whose youthful figure
lace, flattered the brightness, and sweetn; l ,
,and breezy grace of the Spring-time, has gcne
'straight into the regions of Yankee land.
:She was the first of this fair band to feel the
'desolatioe of Orphanage,
,hut ; the:Giant J" .
will wrap her mourners' robes about he i r
protection tine blessing. _ _ •
• We have left the young ladrwho was chosen
to make the_ presentation until the last, Her
' manner, el.te7l'illirka, PY 'gentle
'dignity, was gracefal and natural on this IX,.
lion. Her remarks, which
_Were brief and ap
iropriate, were made in a IoW but dietigct
voice, and the Ice Riti4ier .mat OM into " 8
keeping of the Naiad Ilan& ' These Young gen
tlemen did their part so well that*, are tempt:,
ed ioiserve them up, after thifeisiuser We4vip
,the ladies, and if our present venture pro a
sale one, we may attempt it in tap tutus . Our
apology is brief; After refreshments were l a v e l ;
•ed, the Band withdrew into theyard, and :
they were playing several persons Movies
about in the crowd, were heard asking whet
the demonstration was for. , Hoping ; to give
some information, and-that this' •besatiful
i3t
Pitcher may be a perpetual reminder-of te l
all-suflichag properties of: cold wpm as tt brcr
erage, we have taken this opportunity of I.th--!
,parting what little we know. If weitevo failed
to place( 'the young sadist of the n Giggling,
Gossiping, Simpering, and Smirking Club," . ;
a favorable light, or if our allnsione ' have
any matuaer, been offensive, we go down Rea
par ineei•at once in bumble ackizoirlOaginer
and sue for pardon. ' '
BUSINESS LOCAL: rs
Mir 'Large 'Elte;Te of Pictures' and
piccuse Frames, f it ursaccalc 81411"X'4,„ -
s Nij,• goods just, recived at
iIEXDIELIMAIei.
star SpSctacles and'eye gismos,
warranted equal to ;r-14 OP _ market,
the: chespesti b
o the t,•atiltsurramea. 11
l e . .f
airy yon wilt .this. br..810:45t07
furies,
extant, call at ih liereni's Block.
_ .. .. .
For the 4st; Roast or Ste
go to Mims & IttrinitWo.
lir CIO t 0 WitteileatW: atiailktrY i k
Blercnes ,stock, for yciur_l3ooks.and Statiottatf
-1-4.°• ,4. 11 P 1 0 2 04 -'1; t:
clocks at low prices a! HENDELSAM.B.
se-If you wish to seci,fips go
Jewerii, rail at =
. -
stir Special baitaina. in Platn
Ware, from this date offered by O. A. BLAC
OS- From a plain Gold Ring
ho finest dismOnd, g to Hinenimmsles.
stir Fill up your 6ictii ik4s
Crockery oat of the loOde offered by Back 's
reduced pr?ces, • • - T-
sisi.lt may lie advautageocke fel
the public to know that in this exitEine 4r:
weather tho )1111118BULUI 711' tt I...i.are snpi
ed with an abnitdance 'or water, and dcks
custom work with dispatch.
NOTICE.—The next Sociable of t
Preabyteilatithurchihd t3ocial,y!ot
'gill be held at tho house af ()MO. M. MlEndo'
the afternoon and evening of Thursday, S,
tember
. 3. All' ato invited.
16... A good live hget,wiefed i t li
work on a farm, to whom good wages will bi
paid. Enquire of J. F. Woonnorr, Monroe
Pa. -
Angust 19, 1871= 34,
REVERSIBLE SIDE-HILL .t.ND LEVEL
LARD PLOW .-I sold 75. n 1873, and every or•
gave satisfaction. A full stock on hand.
It. 51. Wa >=
Towanda, Pa
TRIUMPHANT ! _,TRIUMPELtirr !
Amprican Sewini Machine has ..agiitt trift*fit
ed over.all competitors, and received anottler
medal from the'Amerlcin Institute; New York,
,November, 187kfor the best eewinginesebitite,
and best samples of Irtmk perfornied.tby i ••
stir MoCABE & &WARDS
pared i o sell teas of every variety cheaper tb)tri
any of the leading houses , in the cityaWblettiire
bending out their circulars broadcast over the
country. : Gaugers Will dd well to gigs s,b I
call before buying elsewhere.
• I ,
. Sir"Lidies 1 It.' , yott wieli to . kikOw
what to wear, and how to wear it, call at F..i.1...
littsoos. She has all the novelties of theweiti•
son.
itgt— Miss A. E. Pith, '(foimerly
over M. E. BOST.ZWIELD'S Clothlig Stint), has
re, o l9Yed 31A01.1. , , WOW' Ael!'4 lo oi.w.o,
sh 3 is prepared to do all kinds or dress-making
on 'Veaiotiable - terms. , She hit also agvitt gos
Butterick'spayeras.,, ,
Sift) have a largt illifin
tity of very' fine 'White Diehl and Lancaster
Red Wheat lot sale: r PAU star per twilled;
deliveraket farm, month of Tooamle Creek s
by Hzaut Cairacm, oral my office No:3, Mer
e:4'43fmk.. 1 8. if. Vifisuffil .
tf.7 I
us. The beat , place to bitY dam
Blirids, Doors and au kinds'. Of hitter,
non ft, Son. Factory ontharles street. Oa
coA 107 Alain street. They sell cheap for cash.
s C. F. DAYTON has removed his
harness-09p to:the 4 l49rP• hitelY.ovaided.,')?7'
Arum Wor.rg, whero he will be pleased to see•
all in want of good work.
Tsar ,Hennots - To BENT.
`First Ward, near upper depot, and two in See•
ond o Ward. Inquire office of (Marron &
Etantnts. •
Fon Baarr---Dwelling containing
14 rooms—imitablafor a boardln,gboaso or a
largo family. Also; igao small lbroe4tOry
La centre of town.
No. 32, Second•et: . • , ; t
Fon BALL—A good lime anciriit.
gm** of \ . 1 . fownii ON
Towanda, Aug. 12, 187ir;-Sw.
• Dririatik oumis
(lager, bui chord Ws boie, sod: Vie='
after be fotalsi the color *sh nd Noe
streets, in NoBWII Deg Nook. •
The Annual Meeting of the
IM
DON!, fbr Bradford and Tioga eountlis, will
billea et *Weld, Sept. ill AsnAl IL,. The
'folk:s*l speakaiiite aspectskt' A: . re:qiis•
nanr, of O'hio; 8. E. fiss:Pizo, Troy; 5. 1 6.44 ft
xi; But Troy; J. B. fieziona; glooebnrir; and
N. L. etiugasoa, Now Wile, The church at
WtLilil eindia a endlil latlktlwf 10 ill!
o,orya
irw.rc
=l=
_..,
IEIII
=I
111111
~~s
FoeNe.-0a the FOUtill'Of July, a
T. U. of A. badge. The loser can hare' le
I 601114 d this Oka • ,
Bs Pate —Wartunied to be
• durable sod better for house or other
*nting, than any other pelt. Hes always
von perfect eatiettuAloo..
- • - M. %Llam a -Ara.
iiiir)itra. Wootisnis having again
• ; • • the maniocscialliss &Fame, of New
i t ork City, offers a veriiiHne selection of. Hats
. Bonnets. Cornet Alain asid'Bridge fits.
i Fon titr.E. —Wm& tiOcKWELI I . has
ne of P. K. DIDIIIIIX g l ir#o 'll. 0. X. Horsp Power
ay Presses for iale. Ihe Wilt there is.l
I
- .lams 1, 1874 . -; ` i - '
earl
I sir Js ill y receiving his
fall gaods. "The earlijilrd catches the worm,"
Od those who call - wily at Jecone Clothing
!here will be enabled lei-secure the best bar
gains ever offered. 7;4
-iiirldl-kinds of-black horn, rub,
gr and real jet jewelry at very low prices, at
HENDWITAN'II
; Crioss has just received
very large invoice of Books eatable for 8.8.
A
l.lbraries, which - he will fatchlijkg,iNlagzit
f 25 percent. to schools. . • ‘'.-•
Stir If yoti want the _lnternational
Lessons and Sunday School papers.' give your
order to 0.. F. Onoss, who can furnish them to
lon on better terms than you- can get them in
be city.
SEED WILUT.—The subscriber of-
Ars to the public four varieties or choice seed
(wheat—Diehl, Michigan White, Weeks, Lan
`caster Red. L. P. BTALFOUD.
August 1, 1874.
L. mgr. If-y?u-doni t\ want, your -Nip!!
box-irgy): keep her airsi
from the best,and moat conveni
ent invention for lemening the tedious work of
Ironing ever - presented te the public. No one
who sees it will over go home without it. •
DRESS-MARING.—Mrs.. HENRY KlNGS
nuar, in the Arcade block, opposite the Episco
pal Church, is prepared to do dress-making in
the latest style and neatest manner on short
notice and at reasonable pricer.. Fitting made
a specialty. Stamping done also.
ga.. It is the universal testimony
'of all aiitibiinted liltb l ttie l bitaluess, that C. P.
nose has got the best arranged Book Store in
.
•the country. and city dealers toll us Clumsy is
one of the closest buyers. That his taste in
selecting goods is excellent, all. who visit his'
store testify. .
„.-.
To CASH BCksas4-41y stock of Fall
Goods will be ready for inspection on the 27th
of this month, and having purchased a large
stock tam prepared to Show those that will
honor us with a call, a Stir and better assort;
'ent of Men and Boye-Pothing ever before
Offered in this market at r irires that will please
you. Do not fail to call us before you par•
chase, as you will find it for your interest to
call on the One• Price Cloader; ALEX. SoLouos,
123 Maiu•et. 1 : •
August 24, 1814.
. PIERCE & NIOTICILS' are selling
.
'all varieties of Coal very*ear. They aro sole
agente for the celebratedl3arclay Coal. Coal
by car load at a discontit.''' Orders left at F. J.
:CIALKIN'S Store, M. J. Loco's Store, and at
SIOTO Will receive prompt, attention.
tor It is not generally known that
H. C. Wrrmszn, at the Book Bindery over the
REPourtit office, makes Blank, Books in any
style of ruling; and binding deeired. If you
want a - new Ledger, Journal or Docket, . give
him a call.
•
Stir Why run the risk of an acci
dent, when you can get a ticket good for $3,-
000 huNute_ofticuitti.fOr 20 cents It day, bY,cial
ing on Fntu 13cranartit, at upper depot? •
A RARE CuANcg.- 2 ro mqke room
for Fall and Winter Goods, I will chisc out my
stock of Men's, Youth's and Boys' Clothing at
cost, for the next thirty days. Now is your
chance for a good 'bargain, as they must be
sold. Call early at the One-Price C. 0. D.
410 thing !Mr. tcrs4eVx! bargaiPp — Ti 11101 -;
Aux. SoLomon
ii. I 129 Main street.
WYOILING SEMINARY AND CO.Vmslt
cut, Com.y.ciE r One of the largest ocilools of
,the kind In dui attidents for
CollegeTteachttig, professional study and busk
nese.' Conumpfiyial golleirmfirofAn - best in
existence. Read for an illustrated catalogue
and commercial journal. Commercial students
addresa Proetii - L. • kitiAonil all Oilers, Rev.
D. Corzunn, A. M. Kingston, Luzerne Co.,
Pa. Fall term opens Sept. 2.
July
, le' Tho,t3Fiidford Comity. coun
cil of P. of`k;ildi [Long's
Hall, on Thursday, the 17th -of September,
1871, !It'll ole.y.Ftkpi gennt attM:ynce
of delegatis and other members oY the order
is requested, as business of importance will
come beforeAlikcitunell,
P. H. ni7cl,-, Sec's. Master.
Aug. 24, 1874
=REA
"\!... When,the times are dall, pru•
dent dealcre,talyt advsntageot, the marketand
lay Jo theiriitgelf."SiielilllBl,6sn iile cAse kith
ploCanit ...k...Enwsans. Daring the past few
tuontba L manufacturers and jobbers bare been
Po hWe Ailing
to-trade on a very-small margin, and McCann
& EDWARDS know that a 'zimble Kapp is
intter than a sloW shilling,""c'oriiecfriettlftbby
Sier greater inducements to cash •buyers for
everything in the grocery line than any other
establishment irethe county. They deal in the
very beat brands of family groceries arid flour.
siar..We take pleasure in calling at
tention of our readers to the advertisement of
111.E.BosENrian In another coluninTlfr. E. has
Justly earned the cnt iablo reputation. of ' being
one of our most reliable business men, and
his long experience in the clothing business
enables him to make and biter better bargains
than those wtioarp epg,ageVin tqp Attjuysi
but who liaidia Ailed -thrriiW: =K- 4 04
ippportunities for purchasing which he possete
es. Buyers can rely impliditly on his represent
*Untie and feel confident : that articics:purchas
ed at"lltee store 'ate I; a i d wilt&
them.
11160. Thp:Tiot Pistricll'reabytery
Of Lackawanna, according to' jourtruent,
will meet in Convention at Orwell; on. Tuesday
-Arvening, September 1, at 7 , r. as.. The following
is the committefa . pnigramme,,o Topics : 1.
To what extent ought the Doctrinal Standards
to, be taught in Sabbath Schools. 2. Ought
RuliturFoldereiguitihtetors in Parochialliiiii
Cation. 3. Relation of, Rabbath ' Schools to
Borne Instruction. 4. The propriety of ap
pointing Visiting Committees. 5. How to .de
"clop the Benevolence Of the Churches. A
Question Box for queries' as to Christian rela
tions, work and experience. A Sabbath. SchOol
institu'e for Wednesday afternoon or eviening.
Minister!, Eldora and Church members of
the DfitifeNitidifientlintiiteliiirkeed'iti MI iti t +
ibri) bo - 04ou
? f ern . q
Nnase.i..r f ot a i,to
groitti, - peiceitinK `? ' • ' •
• NIL Gentlemen, we would call
Doug attention to our new styles of Shoes for
Spring and Summer weir. PritieiiiitiV 'WI
Omani ft Coons.
Opposite the Court House. •
18. • W a 11 Paper and Curtains
W• 011 TO r 2 :114Infem 3 4 gliAufilL
Haar's mock. '
HousE,ios SALE.-0n Second-A,
lietWedi Pibbti Bridge'—eail
rooms; Gat, Water, Range, etc. One
of the most convenient houses to• be found.
'terms easy. Enquire on tbe,prernbies.
•. _
.-. - ,
PIIYUNILIA MAIiON.
CAUPTOWN WOOLLEN MlLL.—Card
trig, Spinning; and Weaving, also
,g,4l44ctprr
Cloth-Dres ' 11l UMW' Sttitting
n the for sates' Illaphinat7
order,
apt wOfft irartsnted
111 NAM . • -
"e
• A` r,e
r r:4
1-
L B. Own, Wyalusing. is
: ant fo , the ileit,lerrigsa Sewing
which is fitidaisibli teed of ell others.
sop
I. ... Muni - e a at. the new Mil
.
err Store 'nett d.oor to 91A11137411Lnee, bas
e t . ha it n i f o p alized .
0 ;1 , 6 00 - e -ds iii w pe cti cta di Ildoo credit.
ns
of
P it to
a fi r et•el4its city store,, and his prices are
i rel thart most ordlnary country establlit
'I
LTb i e ladle' of Toivarids, yid io lac ttio whole
bounty, 491 1 1 tp,l9e)r adoca t o to visit
Fill si.oro rblitsibg.' 'it `ll iris real
ii , t r,
pie tiro to recommend such an establstar.ent
to o. r reail s. - '
Alf
pi/ R e l it moc .
EN.ZIATAX•
d os S E.-150 acres of land, 1
lingo Ikon? Water depst., /440 Haveral mond
and wagon . X,ll.
Fousn.-i—On the road leading froni
ftolitouroiidti/twcr foi
wowing mac inc. The owner can find them at
hie .ffice. •
SOX. Tb : best place to buy readi
atadi) olotbing is at No. 4, 2 doors west of Cop-
Miro, RIIISSIIIL & Co's.
e• • '• ~ t,
ND OT FOB SALEOR AUT.
,-Terms easy. ,Apply to Mrs. E L. Woomian.,
r eriM. J. LoraYietore.
; fr.ti ..- 01; . o ' , l s ' "•
large, line of Parasols in all
be 1 6•3444At4fiTeid'N.:
'EVANS
•, I ! ,
OUSE
PlidetYpibuethlL-1-Good people;
• I
you who psylfor what you ge!, and are the
Inerohanta%stpporters,.do you t reattrzetalat U
itnon buy at places whore general credit Is given, )
is you who really pay for all that the boats
d:peophioi poor pay 'consume ? It is added
fa the price clf everything you get, and hortekt4
ly pay for, all. fce our part Wit pinpcise ihif
ithall no long rbe so. From to-day tre, Om
• I
do? on boo; accounts and long-winded crcd:
its; purl sell roceries for Cash or Produce, at
Reduced Pri s. Come mud ace the proof of it.
1 d t 1.. -.• Btmutemt. 4.4.... EMMET,
Red, White 4k. Blue Store.
,• A g. 18—t . •
WEls:fd.
bttle'e fat .
by Rev. J.
or East B.xt
YAIiGUSON
22, by El&
son, of Fra
' , Granvillo.
4 1
I BROW N.—ln Franklin, August
Calvin Newell, John W. Vargri
i klin, and .I.leteey D. Brown, cif
ESTELL t
A0g.22, b
of Burling
Burlington
aOpNCl.—At
pFienthonia
COPDINGf—
: llev. David
age.
1.11
;tsitU,the p et
A p i atriarch
sere h kku
ripe,fulliq het9wetly.
country are 11
$e wait bo
lriBG. Wh
by fhc burst
of an aim.
euce, he ()btu
gaged , in teat
. year.
N. la 181:
thr i fe soot at
tbh !:. 1•. 1 it . ..t.t.11 cm:net:tea us
it gt.titest.i ...t. A. fattier lia, hit us,. tas 'anon. lo the folloes4 of Ins
T h leig.trtell.. bike a stock of corn
: as been gathered. Thus silont-
Qo by one the oil settlers of the
awing us.
he 'nsigrate#
-eldest is wife
, t
danghteror
days before 1
Milo S. Co,
son r Co. Jot
thiyl eon, 3
house ; the
;daughter,
'pnerinelmou
•to see cumfa
competence
although y his literary attainments ho was
'quSlltled (or is different field of umfuluess, he
minim to a n w and unsettled country, he said.
for the bone t of his children. And hero In
Abel l wildern sa, he with one hand felled the
forest trees, cleared laud, skillfully used the
Loci, the' scythe . and the . cradle. , made, boots
And Shoes,_ . orked at tho mason's trade, built
istooe and b ick bnildiugs ,— in fact did almost
'all sad ' over kind of farm work, li ' ertrat kinds
pf fnechani 1 work, all with one hand, and
,taught echo I and preached the Gospel:. • 1.
I Beveral ye re following 1935, ho rode a Mr:
snit on hors back souse 400 miles iu eircumfer
moo, taking four weeks to go round. Hun
drOs who r ad this'notice will remember the
preacher wi h one hand. Thyligli' . §ettumer
k
and Winter, storm and sunshine, on rough
Os i ds throe Is the. howling wildcri4s, fording
streams in inter, defying storm an tempest,
doin F g hisll star's work, -his pay was, treas
.
=9s laid up In heaven. The'tivcivhig of his life
ma; tranqui and peaceful. Loving children
lel notbin Lnudone which rimy or affection
could Briggst for his comfort. He lived with
his i vrife 53,y I's., Bhe i diel in 1865. .
1 4
• e was a ost .as old•as' our government.
:i . e
could re o ember WAsnisOroN and LAFAT
.
t7F.. • He 11 d seenmsny nations rise and fall,
and witness' mighty progress in tho world.
rlel . tyas,a • ~ of,siimudapitid and good judg
i4t,. ariiiii 4 re thiii'lltithful flieud, an, affec
onate bus • and, an' indulgent father. Ho
eyed the ri ht, and hated wrong. His work
done. A# d when the . Great Reaper shall
gather ns, •• • y our errors b; :19 few, and, our
good works a abundant as his. •',' ~' ~•
COLE.—In thaca, August 17, 1874, of cholera
*plantain, izzie Alice, only daughter,of Eli
and Lanni Cole, aged 4 months and 2 weeks.
, 1
COBURN— 0 n East Springhi.l, Bradford Co.,
l'a., Ang. 1,1874. A. E., soil of Deacon %I
spot Colin n, in the 20th year of his ago.
441 dicii i ihltl : ito fiJ 'a Isrest At
Winter. II ispol-trof-betamcr i llappy - in view
of death. A ter giviliglirections in regard to
his fanerail • • • dltsgiidittilltcr liiiiirtAd and
tnridl be g ad . a r # o4 ;,', l T r .e_ tn i li !.?7,' Y.n a- take'
breffsa tty.
Des at Mite, tkqu bast left us,
110 loss we deeply feet; " • '
:3 413
But ' ' Clod that hatb.bereft us,—
' I.fis can iacurrOorrorte Leal.
' fa 1
.It Jr.: 4.. i ,...•: r-. 1. .... i.,,,,
l'
___`)wi. NDA AIARKETS.
Co.-coma very treunosaay, by O. B. PATCH
dubject to • • davit.:.-= , -.-
What,* bush __ _ -
Bye, * bushl.
Buckwheat, $ bush
Can..* bush 85
Ode, * bash; 50
Beans, * bu5k.4.41.....,......h5t, - , 1 60 $ 2 00
Butter (al* IftiM ' ' " ' ' - 27 t. 27
do (dairy, pp lb new 30 1:, 31
Egg. . 1 dos - ...1 a." - :. ' '' 16
Potatoes.* ;now 60
/UV' :4:f"; !..::,..".._}...e 850 CO 700
bo 4sh
Onto * - •
Wstrawn a aant.-Wheat 60 lb. • Coin 561181.%
I s tEndre te la no ; Aorle46As t sßurkwhea
t lbattOMM' , o)Moillover. Eked 60 .
lbs.; Timothy Seed 441 tit. - ..Zatid Paiiilia WI lbs 4
Dried Apples) 221,b..1.Frx-fkoP, 50 l b. .
..L . e ' `,O.
1
r:IST PliET i nfßElrreirkiliiiglii
-A-4 Pe. ' • ' •-•-. ;muds. Pi, August. 26, 187 t.
iti.iqb, Zo ...'::_Ai,l7 1 Jail* Darnell *giant
Bishop Iffori. Mift Ball Mias tam% .. Darner.
B G.. Dean tit' Sadunini: 2e m L gnaggesti pane •
CUM PM* Ouselford - W 4' - Dower llk. *pp
I
411 11 1 111 1 f de r , EMU - A 0 -= )2661 f miksivitt
yeadhisanr. ;111Ichstkit Abu • :Ouldhs- , Wna • Meath
Mrs AK . H I Th ai- Jones ;SW r• NOWAK
Lewis - A' I • phen J, W . Morrison .Andrew.
Martinets, "hrtirry Minna 'll-1K D 'tharlivirt rani
01 °retie* *BUHR D- • litthatit impulse Van
DrerAgra• t.•:-.1 , ~ .1 nt ..!-,, :, t ~...1,-;., ' : ~.,. •
' P.4.64%_._ gi ving
iokib*o SteiNi*Ui .14 ildire
tiseo, giving , • of Bit.
II ~ „
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r ,. 1 = iti .31N, Avicu l / 4 4.41e...
FIX •'a i ,by4Ollll2T OA s,t3
peratoNOstnal•-.
.4 M fi.W alleinde a l
to_ _ i ll •Wer WS , or 11 ,
deemed, Izq raw:meted Id make immediate paym ,
and all pars Ons having clattaiPagMnst said estate
mutt prawn :Vertu duly authenticated for settht,
Me
i* I , . .. ' , . lIMAD JINII, , , -
-
- 1 _IIIII.4I4.LLIorT.
i ' , 1 Executors.
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ADM IMATOBS: Note
ov - -;
j - Nollctliefebigtven that persoffe
to the este! AmArew Wii
Robinson; ei !ir
net make immediate paytheit,
persons heellls dal= against estate- must pre.
int them dnly, inthentlested for settlement. ,„
SLUM 801111111021 i I
9. EGON&
AVII, If, It,
eZO i)AI Y.
ITIA
erican and Swiss Watches,
ever , brought, la Hilt] town, at
ABBIED.
SINS —Xi Ihe residence offal.
-r, in Milan. Pa, Aug. 19, 1874,
• . NILSOD, Mr. Charles G. Webb,
thfield, to Miss Rebecca J. 'Wat-
I UDLEY.—In West Burhegton
Eld. r paivin Neisell, A. K. Esteli
on, and Bally Dudley, of West
DIED
Laddebur,o„ July 16, of typhoid
Charles 31. Young, aged 34 years.
In Lellaystipe, August 19, 1874,
Coddirm, in H 1689140 yeai of his
in in Bristol county, Mass., June
fn a lad he nivt •• itti 'au accident
f
ipg pr , it a gun which caused the 1028
H v . inditry, eucci4 and persever
'l
Med a good education, and en
hing, which he followeA over ten
'as married in Duchy county,;
wlrrti• were b..rti si:x childfreni:
d three daughters. With these
to,Bradford county in 1823. The
of J. K. BosnOtTEl. The second
ifa of CPICLOS KEKNZ-V, died twelve.
er father. The eldest son, Doctor
niiii, of Lellaysl ille. The second
NA. COLMING, Of COWSLIC/a. The
1. H. Contorso, Esq., at whose
littler died. An.l the yonngest
to 01it . ." ilitaikii, of Rush,
county. 'These the fatli6r lived
rtably settled, a:1.1 ali• enjoying a
$1 30 @i 1 50
85
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• H:ERIFF'S SALE.—By virtue of
ID sundry writs Issued opt Of they Conrfof Com
on Pleas of Bradfo lo rd County, and aili Rouse to me directed,'
be exposed to pbtlia oattitt Court in
Horouglk'of -Tftan&t,"Eßl7lt.DAT,' SEPTEff -
BEE 38,1874, at 1 O'clock. p. ut.. the fotlowing
de
-Berlbed lob pleat or parcel of land situate lu Athens
boro., bounded as follows . Bounded on the north
by built' belonging to the estate of C. 8.1 Welles,
deo'dy, east Wend obllnerilli Dianna y loattybe
Willow street,' and wed bytaiod of Edward O'Her
ron, being 98 feet on Willa* street by 110 feet-back,
irlth a framed dwelling bonnie thveon. Seized and
taken into execution at , the niter ibr A.: Dimond
pso vs. /moo Pi dailrand Matilda 8 Bnelt'
ALSO—One other lot, piece or parcel of land situ-
Ste in Canton township, bounded as follows, to wit:
On the north by lands belonging to the estate of J.
T. Newell. deo'd; - east bribe public'', highway lead
ing from Canton to Alba; south by lands of Exactas
Batman, and west by lands of James Finnell and
others, containing 100 acres of land, more or less,
abbot ?Owes improved, with two framed dwelling,
houses; 009 large frugal birnilrimed horse barn,
other outbuildings andoteesta offniit tress thereon.
ALSO--One other. lot, piece or parted of find situ
ate in Canton township, bounded as follcorti, to wit:
On the north by land of Jacob O. Rockwell; east by
land of said Jacob G. Rockwell and Omer Rockieell:
south bland of D. R. Elliott, and west by lands of
A. B. Axtell and Charles. Stockwell, Containing'so
eats of land, more or less, nearly all improved, no
buildingse '
ALSO—One other lot, piece or parcel of laid situ
ate in Canton township, bounded as follows; to wit:
On the north by Dade fbrmirtly -olanelt by N. S
Denmark, ,Seery Morgan,. Fleury Spencer, Isaac
Manderville end A aron'Coon ;.esat by land or Jacob
0. Rockwell; south by lands of 'Charles Stockwell,
J.Ollll Williams and Andrew Ayers. anti' West by
land of said Charles .StorArarell apt 4wia.
oOntfilning:loo &cies at land, mote be teas, Llama 16
"ores improved, no buildings.
•ALSO—The defendant's undivide tI one-half • part
of one other lot, piece or parcel of land sitdate in
Canton and Armenia townships, bounded as follows
to wit: On the north by lands of. Charles WIT and
James Bothwell; out by lands orlsrael Moorerand
Dome W Rath b y land of A.Ut. Axtell. and
went by lands of John W. Griffin and Ezekiel New.
Man, containing 170 acres of land, more or lees, no
Improvements, Seized and taken'into. exectitien at
the snit of DoCkwelillite tie Elishe.llocliwell.
ALSO—Ont other Tot. piece or parcel of land alto.
*to In Smithfield township, bounded as follows, to
Wit: On the north and west by lands of A. k T. A.
Seward; east by" the public highway leading from
Smithfle'd Centre to Burlington. and on the south
,Datijd H. Forroat. containing 2 Ulu of
efiere Oz' tear allitoprOred, with a frame
mule, sta p le and - few fruit trees thereon. 'Seized
Ind taken into execution at the suit of 3fariah J.
Fries vs. Alban D, -Portest..:
ALSO—Qno other lot, piece or parcel of land situ.
•to in Canton boro., bounded InefolloWlL to leur.On
the north by lands of George W. Arnont andliorth
ant Central Railway Co.; east by lands or Benjamin
Clark and Widow Brooks; south by ?toga street and
John Winslow, and west by fklei;fortbern Centgar
Railway. Co., containing 5; 'acre of laCd, znorelfor:
less, with framed building known as Keystcine
tel, framed barn with sheds attached. meat Market
and other outbuildings thereon. Seized and taken
Into °mention• at the suit of C. E. Vinton tc Co. vs.
F. D. Chaim. 7Aleo at 'suit of Margaret D.III/3 TB. 0.
B. llewland. P. D. Chain and Chu. Terry;, Terre
Tenants. lAlso'at snit of James FicocU Lllll3 vs. F.
D. Chase. I
ALSO—One other lot, piece or parcel of land situ
ate In Wells township, bounded as follows to wit :
On the north by-land ofNoble; east.by lands
of James Think; south by the paha h:gliwaY.
and west by land of Ezra Upalyke. containing sixty
acres of land, more or less, abeutso acres Unproved.
with 4 framed house, framed barn with sheds at
framed horse barn and Orchard • eirfTlt
tree theroon. .
AL —One other lot, Piece or pared of Ishii rtoi
ite In Wkils township, bounded as follows, Ito wit:
On thei* by the public highway; east by lands
of Alfred , rNueon; south by lands of Alfred Fer
gone, fa.t.S. B. arner 'Widow Itili;:'*4
WP_lasur Fpdyke, containing 70 acres of
land, more or les. abord. Be acres improved,' with a
framed house. gra ry and oTe'hard of fruit trees
thereon. Seized an taken into • execution, at the
suitor 'Jackson Beira, pee of John. Markleivo
N.Lawrence, . •
. .... • • . . .
. ALSO—pne other, lot. piece or,parad of, land "M
ate In fsbeehequin township; bounded ni A
follows:
On the mirth by the public highway; east by lands
Pit J. Horton kaeuth by', land orElliabeth Horton,
peal west by !atria tho estate of Hilind Chaffee,
containing I,i; acres of land, mere or less 'all. im
proved, no buildicga. Seized and taken into ezecu-.
ton at the snit oftl J.Gorton vs. Beery D: Little,
ALSO-, 7 o.neet;V:r lot, piece or piked of land etc:
ate in llrndf rty; bouncloaas followa,,to wit: •
On the iserth ' . e state. line. between Nets York
N
and kennsylva .I. cut by lands of J....c0b Wryer;
eolith by Rands 4f r a l t s .liway ii Griffin, and west by
lands or Alpha - D., ` word, being one - fortt/iPsZt .
of ;Lica ofland Containing' twain:mired accia, coil
. re y e d by 1 Hath‘ray S.-; Griffin to John.S,Ootton,liy.
deed dated July 28, 1858, recorded in Bvidford,Oo.
Deed Beck • F0.'56. Pa R%41; A o..i i snksub r feNtentlY
c anveyed bH. y A:Spalcar , , s aid' of aid Brad
ford county, to Proem:ea LIAM by.deeddstedDsc.
50851. recorded - In liecor* Boot ilwiet•Miten.; '
and conveyed by Prom** Benito 35DE Anostratig. r.
by deed 'dated liev.47, DM, recorded in Record
Book Nod 62, pace 03, k.e., and by Wm. Antastrong
coot - eyed to Alpha Griswold by died dated reb..6,
1856, andrecorded, and by said • Alpha Griswold to,
the eSid Arnold B. Levi's, by deed dated %Fab. O.:
1866, ft:Corded fri ' Biel:113ot* fin- 7 , 4 , - . page 247.
Seized and taken into execution at the_rett orWooff,;
mat -DentetfretWitein-Ab'neellllana---T, . v 0....
Itobt.-V.• Taper slab P. - . Altirs,Ostriel.":o6 attee
of the percent and estate of-Hosea - t-ft • Cat' t„tt Iti
-7
natio, and'lngelte Cirpenter.: -,-„:- ' •_" ~--_,..,..:
' ALSO•93Xie other lot , " l ace iii. parcel . of lanclatu
sts' In Wbsdhitit Wisps ibOalielbd 1.8.10111111: to.
wit:- onitbi nicrUtly - pM.ic.bighwitylcading. -
ie
from Boaver Haase iniai lownshirco. Athena; east
by lad of: A: W. Alger;., scant by Itaid of Jolty L.
Ilowell, aid' west-by the public bights:4Y leading
:rem liejt• Orwelliatr' Gleason';WU tli Windham
Oemtie,vgeontsinint 40 tem of land, more lot:less.
aka: 261 act** ImPrevid, "With'' ‘ a *tuned tat 168, .
fnuct u batnarranary and - felt ;treat' Ivecribeteno.
Selz , atiSlakettifitirtnecn' tint:ta lk ttin suite; „YW
Dian use vi.-ir.... - A4itmestg 1 , - 1 -, -•- ' : ' : -' L'
Atl4o - -401 - inetlitttlet. Pieftr& *filet land situ
, steln Nleflailerritabip. betindedts -- .-41.-...netct wit:
'On the - mirth by road leading from . tie racfore - to
the - ..parit Hotel: ' earthy land noir a formerlyhe,
longtng•to .7, B. -COO; - ,wouth by lands ef ' ft. K,
Bentley, and west byl-the• public Wahway,lilitting
from the !Wye:2 road niter B. 8. -- -CoOlbstgli's ,to
Wowthan Eddrt - beitqii 150 feet in tient titi :aid. last
mentioned by 225 feet on said first mentioned road..
I ;with` a Maned dwefUng hones thereoh.' - Seized and
takewinto execution at the suit of 1.P.. Eirby vs.
!B.'P: Wank - ' "' ' - ' - - —1 -•
ALSO , -One , mile 4ot, 'Vete or *eel of Ifind:Slitt
ate in:. Gthhalfrilownettfp, -' bounded u- foliows,to
wit: f• Oct .the northand entat by - - , th• PubTfe highway'
lading; frobriltanville Centre to . Troy. , nos ed 'by
land belonging to the edits of Itichareflagett''de
keesell,Antinent by land of PoilfiTaylet, containing
tbree4citirthe of 'an acre of bird, Mows or 1 less all - .
`,improved, with trimeed rbarttsha' fell Trutt tides
thirreen.l -::- • • ;• : • 4 ', ..-. 4 -•• - . .1 - . '
f Atacti-Otos 'other lot, Wet:eer pircel of land situ.
ate In Grin:villa' tortf.aMp„,tettmded as follows, to
Idt:' Oil the - north by lend orCharleallinyett; ear
by the Deciple• Chttreft lot •, ' lank ly, the pabile
square. and 'west by_ the public higterayl leading
front.Granalle Centre tolters ConftlWntblisAmat
of an buid, 1110ra or less, evtinproted, with
a frazaallicase, 'framed Wagon shot) Ind fen fruit
trees thereon. Belted abd taken' , WO - eteention, at
the nuitotii, IL Beach vs. Fesinaltinprentill. '-'
ALlK`Orsii other iot, pieta 'tri. Iwo-ant - Laid Ind-,
atoll at ;wine Mae tOwnslttp, Mundane follovra.,
to wit: On $e north by landerßiclard flarilittient I
lean; by lasidof MEMO' GrUfla;?eouth ylands of
th em e tato otlautatizspirdeol; Ind - w"
hy len. -
of the; caste of:Illair Bilotti'? &it'd. and 'Richard
'Johnson; containing 115; acres of land, , mecci or less,
.'
all; improved, with a trailed` house, hazed barn
- and few iltittreenthereon. ,- -Seized - .and Ulan tato
execution at the suit of Alen, Ennis vs. C McCracken.,
• ALEIO4One other lot, "piece - or parcel et landant
ater In'Fwtnklin toted:S:4V hotthdtdes folleirs; On
the north by land bt. JohnLantz; eat by' land of ltartacr firownt 'south by land in-Tossesstorrof J',"
Br Vainest, and ;wets by lande or Elijah Blake and
William Rockwell, 'Containing CO area gland,niere
or leas, about . 40' acres Improred; WI a!jrarned
house, framed itarn'and a tow 'fain' trees thereon,
fletzettand taken into exemittim at the 'soft iet Bees
& Clark vs. J. 11. Johnson. ; - .:;" .: '
ALSO:-Li:obi othoilot;pleie.otitiOil of Litni.aitit
ate inShiatequin township, bounded Os fotlOuoao .
wit:' On the north landkot Edwiniilete,‘ canny
the'imiblic highway leading' treat Steshaquitt: to'
Athens; south by lands of Peter Wolfe; andlosit bt .
the Susquehanna river, containing 25areset laid:
more or less, aU improved, with a t trained dwelling
house and a few fruit' trees therebn Seized and t 5.
ken into' xecution at tho suit ofeco. Magill use to,
G.; P Kinney. .' . . y; , ;•.',l:-.:1 .: --0 r , ,
ALSO—One other lot; piece or Panel' of land 'nil'
100 is Alba bores, 45' follows, to wit: On
the north by jandirof 'Nat. Reynolds and -
Wilson; east by , tands of A. J Kenn! hrid B.
Wilier; south by.latid of J. A. WithefMl, andsrestby
the •public .highway leaftig from-Troy to .
containing 040 acre Of, /and. more or letoliwigh . fwo
framed dareßibil houses; framed. barn anq fewrinit
trees thereon. Seized and taken, into exteukton at
the suit of L. A. Packard vil. J. L. Baker.
ALSO-One othsrlot„ piece Gypsies' at Istadiaitn.
ate in Pike and Herrick townships, bounded as fol
lows, to wit: On the north by landsof=Geb.`C:At
wood,• and' Archibald' Coleman; east by 'Thomas
13.denmont; south byThem Peet, Ind west by lands
of Geo. C. Atwood,: containing about 00-acres, more
br lees, about GO adreil improved, with& lOg house
with framed addition, framed barn and a young or
chard thereon. Seized and taken into execution at
tho suit-of Obadiah Titus 2d vs. Hollet Titno Jr..
ALSO — One other lot piece or parcel of land situ
ate In Athens township., described as follois, viz:
tieing all that certain lot or parcel of landlying on
the west aide of Ulster Street in South Waverly, (so
called) in said township of Athens; and being lot
No. 55 as described on a map of add village of
South Go,
recorded Jan, 20, 1866, In the office
for recording of deOde kc, in and for said county at
Towanda, in Dee Book No.: 74, page 23; said lot
being 60 feet an(r6 - Mcheifront on said Lister St.,
with a framed house and a few frnitlrces thereon,
and being the same lot as conveyed from Robert
D0(1100 and wife V) George N Edminiater by deed
bearing date Feb. 24t 1874, and (recorded fn said Off
than for gccording'of deeds d:c„in - Deed Book
120, page 16. Ice. Seized and takeninto execution
at the suit of Nathan Administer vs. Bobt.: Dildine.
. _ . . - - - - "-•
ALSO—One dim lot..pieesof piartel of land shu
sh" in Wyalusing teiarnship, bounded as tiltaws7to
wit: Ou the north by lands of P. IL Corniskey - reaat
by the miblis, hiSb,war; 01010* by lands oil Charles
Orainball, And *eat by-land Of'll. Osylord, contain
ing one.oighth of an acnrof land, more or less, all
improved, with a fetuneirdwelling how and a few
fruit trees thereon.;',l36lza And titten into anon
thin at the suit of AaleY. Lloyd k vs. TO
fulls Wickwire and Albert WickWhe
ALSO-,One oilier lot, piece or parcel of land situ
ato ireAbtilty township, bearded kalollaws.to'arit:
On the north by land of leWia.-Jones: east by the
South branch of Towanda Creek; south and west by
lands of Orlando - Haverty, containing 200 acres of
land, more or -lr as, about 170 acres improVed. With
framed dwelling house, framed barns. other out
buildings and orchard of fruit trees the: eon.
ALSO—One other lot, piece, or parcel of land situ
ate in Albany township, bounded as follows, to wit:
Ou the north by lands? Of Frank Wilcox; east by
land of Simon Hardy; south by land of Wm. Fem-
Natoli: and went by the Sullivan k Erie Coal and.
Railroad Company, continuing 15 acres of land,
more or lees, no improvements Seized and taken
lute a:Cc:llion at the Rev' of Montanyes ve. A.
Raverly.
'ALSO—OLe ether lot. rime or parcel of land site-
Ste in Athens tqa•ushtp, bon , :dedaS follows, to wit:
On the north- and cast by lands of C. linnsiker;
South by AWN /fighWajr, and- west by - Orr ;
Thiratrn lot and 'Henry Farr, containing 150 acres!
of land, more or leas, about 100 in3proved, with a
framed house, framed barn, other outbuildings and
Orchard of fruit' trees therem. 'Belied and taken
Into execution tt the sou el A.
Ilunalker, •
ALSO-Miw 4141C.15ati0.4.0.11' lATCet uf lyndeau.
4te in LW:Wield township; hounded is folluire, to
ittt: On the north by laud. of John Rogers jr. and
.1. H. Rogers; east by land belonging to the estate
Of Edward Bartm and. James Campbell; sOutkby
hinds of 3. Layton and John pampbell. and west
by luds of S. D, Barnum and 'James Drake. con
taining led acres of land, more or less. about 140
zeros improved, with a franked house, franied barn
Wad ton orchards of frtilttreea thereon. Seized and
• thLin Into nerTIVOI3 At nn `Wheeldek
ip,5,p).44.1-leri- •
4.1
--•fte other lot, piece, orwaroel 44 14nbetGh
ate In West Brirling,ion. -/ownsbip, bounded 'as fel;
lows, to wit: On the earth by land of B. F.4lerould;
east by lands of ID. F. Getout& and Plynn Phelps;
and.south and oat by lands of Oeorgol Darrow,
;47340=8 al scice of I donors or lose,&bent 10
iattrititylln r/g ry !Wilma I
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few fridt.tredetbetreon.a-Satiedstelliikew Intl aloe ,
castoff At the
ittlft_int d.r ilbeeph P0we11,' 1 '4211114.: Of o.' L; - .
aid ea.. di Sellikt ....-. ,h. r. .1 . ; --:, ...,!. 4..
ALSO-Oneother let,,pirsee/or•gereel of land-alto
stein Cankeirniddp r bounded se foliates. to esti
Berdratang in the itettlfflfilavor badeeirlehaterid
13ellard,'w era It crOS es illetallrendfthente Booth
;:rn
arty dobgibe westlline of adlarallroad talhe' pub.
'lie hlghera leadinglefeetri SheaTaycominge err:lok road
to Beech to; thence ahrr:rirtke said piddle reed
amid the 7 'leading 'front einfori'demamycabitnt
creek' lit 110 the south': Wien' esteilehnbolf
Seiler:Vs .hr; thence weedy along said Setlird'i
4
month lit teettre place otbestuning.• cdtdaltiltig 1
/
scree of I ad,' idol° or leas,lll improved , With a
framed de; Illng tionse. thread taw mill with engine
and. boil. , nicer, teolseand!attiegulleglistr•
lomat; to's Ana An few- frkidttrenftliereon; &aired
amktakerTto a tied id this, snit of Wm. Veen
'&• Son vs. .ID Ililler and Lir. Clerk: Abo at the
salt of 79 . Owen and .Ichabehlt *hard vs.. 11. L..
Clatleand p. S. Miller.. • r'-''re.` - 1' '.. 1: 1 1
ALSO-Omer:Aber lot, plectierr ideal of Mad situ.
ate In Stan W
ing liltotio tosalhlft, - 11otitsfed as follOws
to wit: 0 the north hin& tilitodnasion of Ed
w*.Reeler ; diet by the publierhighWar; sontliby
land of armlet Steele, and trilbytho-.7nrill'aond
New 'York Cl , ana t Railreatt•ComPlinY, containing
234 acrid of land; *ore mrt Itaii, 'all iniProced.
Salted and, taken Intdirmeattan at the tint of E 7 H.
Rormanl & Co.'irs. E. ll:Denys.- , 1' • •-•' .1 •
ALSO-Xm6olhorilbt. tamettre ;Mel Of teed Mtn.
ate In Winathanytenenstd , Unaided no follows; On
the north by the Oblige • ' east by . lan d s of
Benj. Rasykenkall and Da llti Biallaitrds both by
lands MAW*. Doan',l and areati.by MI public high
way, containing 18 *resat bled. Mare sr leas. All
Improved, 'With a fered.barreinsd a few' -!sett trees •
g l ezen, so : Lo r, • . ~ eles:o., ' , a l :: '1
ree either fes„ob,„ft"ter petetilbt land siLfe
stela Windham township,' bernaded at follows,lto
wit: Beginning at the northeast corner of the late
Etervey'Foe lot; thence east 177 and 2-10 perched to
a neat. ,thir,southenit corner of the lot lately air.
rayed to Ellahs Bailey; Meteor - south' 41 paeans' to
aped A coiner of fl', (Jolter-lot; thence east 41 per.
to &poet hi the souttb•bne Ofsisaidlildlas . tut; throes
eolith 8 degrees; west 40 per.. to a peat in Um west
line of P. pained let; thened west 936 pee: dent
Daniel Gleason's torttalind. to , a post the andbeast
comae of Hera Fula lotrtheato.alonglais east line
north 79 ad 5.10 per. to the, plan' of begird:dim.
containing Ofricres al' lend,'Motactir tem'. being If
Part of ala er Ara tot landmManatly utvexrd p i .
tho warrunaername Of Thomatliesty -. '-- -...,
_' -.., - ,
" ALS2 ~Qua
Maier 44..beitig thernotttidlne of, th e
"hove described lot on the west aide of thehighwaD .
,nd, ad' as fiakin*idlo3o2l4ng - 4 t4 t3 0 - 1114 th elbst
corner in -the ceittrers the road; thenemerretllble
Mahn *I Celdan of ,ssid Nadi thence 'wen S 33 dr.' l l9
per.; thence south 20 per, le -to sei , ,e r finthioanseS'e
land; thence ties 31 kit pez. f .1...11 . '...i acre
Mkt) the mace 0f_1eig1001e...ta...,;..._. 1 ae.:esot .
Mind, more or. „legal' '4lO X` , ..i.U4-1 i N ) ? .
by George W: ; l'Obs .1 .1. d.. Jana's- ' r i; 1. % 1 : k
John L. Boise!! Bla h 11, Ito 2, deell in Ili, o
_..,.
fer reciiiddrik_deed4ke.„. in and_ fuesii . id county.:
Deed Hook Do. 61.: giant to. /Sited -and telitin
lido execution at the! snit of -.`...„, r. Elsbree were.
4. w.. Web ter. 1 ..1 . -. - i - . ,1 -;,--_. ..,.1 ~...., . 7
LALSO---One other lot, plecu or { , a.i.51. ef laid.siiir
alto hi Litchfield toweehip, belindcd Ag failme.-7, 1.9
nit: On the, north" t 4 the ynbLiF inehwey ; east and
south by lands of 771;E. Green. and pest by lands
of Geelige Lumereent, contanaing,tlarce acres or .
land, morel or leta,l 511 Improved, yeah e. framed
house. etea l ia saw mlll.--with. amine, holler. audat
tachntents ilorming to' site thereon. '' - Seized and
taken into esecution at the mitt of paniel Dena!oy
la. S. D. Carper and0..1.. Canner. I '' .
,I
f AL B O-Otto otktg: Id*, ptcdo or perami o f Med sau
te In Albady totrnahip,'deac:l7red 25 fellows: Ile.
ening at en iron bM planted la Ulu h od of lak2A l ls
.1 1
wean as Padre cree k , on - the - tancr - deg of the
tirldge and running Greece north aa degrees east 252
fret to a pout; ttlenee'tlerth. 4 d g. reef GO feitdo a
darner; thence south tia deg. west 252 feet to a car.
ter do thee' thnerneli*ma & Tioga Onarb ePrnmonly
- k now° " tl6 Bernlet-trirr:Vireit fhenee solid.; 4
deg. east ce feet to the-idle.° oi b=94 1 4 : 5 i,.44. v-i. - --
41g li;q2:f o rte - itet of„lend, ' more .00,. lem,atkine. -
Ewe& tri. 11. - ..feamoA,honre.. et d eelear:fruit - tre,e3
mien; be ng tiro s*ars .ptece of 'll;fd as conveyed
- I..,CEmiirrKeTsnier Kellterg all9"tilfe.. by deed
erring dath AlOll It 11112. Seized and taken Seto
xecutica; atethe spit et 1 mere Irt me. , tc Co. - rise
/
s.' dents A. Eelnea.l'
AUG.-One - other let, piece or tare 1 O ' l laud tftst.
Ate isl i e4 Ourbegtort t o wnship, b ended , as fel-,
lows: . nntog at i lt postiOn the vfe lino'of :Suds. '
raelaither , ,southwes corner of IM o 39; &tweet.:
south
„88,'I idegreeil 1 0aek,122 and U-10
,perchee_ to, se .
post, the. northw,esti,c.onter . - ..l'let -Ifo. 30; -thence
itouttilt deg,' emit I 39. per, to a peal, theraorthweat
emner.of let - 11 1 0,461 thence north 8314: deg. west
121 eked 0,-14h-psr., , ' tite a• potitiars said warrant line;
iihenee norily 884 Ildg...tarat.,:h2s'per. to the place. f
,beginning, containing 05 • ticrce rloil 125 Perches of
land. morelor less. abet: '75 acres improved, with
tWitl diettliialt houses, 1 rd anlyonna orchard of
butt 'teem-, thereon. - •ing the. sainh !arid as can
tered to %I efendant,-7 lin. 6 Teen,. by ;Rawer. d,Ove.e.
'ton - and wlfe, by de hearinfiS data Nova , 1 1 57,
One and. 7(4. Vine. from' raid lot two certain:
loses of / a n d °2l. by .40413„Oreen oC. D. Alien
and,e-----, Simmer, and rceor6d ineed il , .ipli blo.
Stine •2• • •••000'• liei2ed and•!taken nto crecrltteri
1,
•at'i e salt of Edward Grertcm - Jrho Green, 'C. •
'Prtllerratiddidale - TlOrestt;lestrYTinanta. : , 1 1
,) ALSO--Otte OthSrlot Oka nl"yrikreSl:of land attn.
ilibinfO Orairilleelicrallehtp;:b - cianded,ss - follows, to
F; ;17.1•17 ' north try the-Northerni Central Rai-.
way Comra v • east by lantral to: P. Engrg; smith
en (Lint b Mies of Map Crioneit4. Containing ~•
Of air Mere litirl,more or lia.c.all .imphiffto isTil
$ coeper slate and few ' fruit' . tries - thOton• S=l.zcd'
014 taken _ oto oucuileo•at itim 4 it of .113well,Ase-
Fotteroy • if..ivini a' Clifton.' ' ' - ' , i
ALSO-Obe other lot, piece or par -1 cf. land situ.
ate in Towahula boror bounded us toll we. to wit: On
the north biy lauds of James 0. Fro 4 : east by lands
Of dohn.V. fdeanejeeerth. by 1/lnds 0 iebtltaptc.;
1
and west b Charles ! stre - et, being ab fit I e - er2; n
bald Charles street, running back to the I.ce of hind
of sahi John I, Means about ,540 fee:. =are or. lead>,
y. - Ith a frrro ad 41100 lkereon:„.,', _ " ',"_...* ,- ' ,- -,
-, 'ALSO=The rieferignuts.. C DI Cash I r.d, 'F. .A.: l ,oe.sh,
undivided 2-5 IntereSt in clue'oftler icif,Dirre - or par.'
eel of load -situatpJlul, the said Bpropf• To 4244 1 ,
bounded riffthee north by Poplar-stleit by Tffird-et,
eolith by land of Win Griffis, wort by an alley; be
ling About Ica foot front on. said Third-at, And about
921 feet back' en; sell .toptir-et. wits; Ir.VVo7.litol7:
gothic brief - dWellifig - home; eruar' feamed;:rarn.
other buildings.. volli, frult„ind ornamen-M'ftona
thereon. - Sahl lett' own as the iiiitt(sfeal lel 37f1h.s.
-.David Cast, estate. I • 1
_ ALSO-One othe lot, piece': alt parcel of land as
the PrePerti Of the defendant, C D Cash; fitattif',4ll
, the said Born of Towanda, boil - tided on the north
by Lands of Solomon Walborn add H Jacobs, east by
land of T 0 Deland: month by Pine- - et- *Apt bylimil
of C 31 - Atttoviltee.being signal 100 feet front on - raid
Pine-st, . and-being , shout - 112 feet.' deep, running
back to 124 iiititklikle.of safillralhone and 4=oa, .
wall a filmed dwelling hi:nisei thereon. -
..„ „,"!
1 ALSO-The defendants. 0 I) Cash and•7l. Cash,
undivided 2-5 intertat in. one other lig: pleal. dr pm.
eel of land situate n Barclay twp,' containing 113
acres, more or less in the warrauteh naine,of .1/ H
!Cunningham, wi th la safe .rialit. '2.' _Min hattsesiml4
stables thereon. ' . Ir
ALSO-1 he said defendants , undivided 2-5 inte r est
In one other lot, piece or paroel of land situate in
the township of Barclay, state and county afore.
Said, contrdning. itd .neres, more, or less, in the
Warrantee name of ,Peter Ladley; ' I . '
ALSO-The said I defentlenis 25 interest in-ono
tither lot of land situate in said Barclay township,
icontaining 310 acre, morn orless, in the warrantee
ullne of Joseph Ladly. ' I i
ALSO--The 'Will def. nndivided 3-0-interont in l one ,
tither lot ofland a tuate in said township of Barelsy
•containing 353 acr, more 01'128e, in the warrantee
name of Walter Siwart. ' 1 I .
.•
ALSO.--Seid d elta ' iidivided,2-5 interest in one
bther lot' in Dared, - and Creiton,'' containing' 400
Lcrco, more or less in the warrantee name of len.
'drew Ladly.. ' 1 I
I Seized I
and taken nto execution st:theietrit,of• E,....
T. For use TS. C. 0. cash and F. A. 'Cash eecurity.
; Also, F. A. Cash is undivided 1-5 interest in said
lands at the suit of 3. H. PhipneY yd. F. A,Cash.
1 Also, F. A. tattle undivided 1-S :frith:Sat In Said
lands at the suit of 1.1. P. 'Kirby vs. F. A. Cash; P.
W. Cowell, George . y. Cash and Win.Gritils security.
4 , ALSO-One other lot piece or pa r cel of land situ..
rte. in Towanda heir°, bounded as follows. to wit :
Or. the north.by an ellneS4Ast by land of Lf C. Wel-
I son; smith by Chi 'ro ut street, and west by land of
',James 11. 'Nevins. eing 73 feet front on said street ;
and running back ,o said alley about 2013 feet, more
or less, with a framed • houses framed-barn„ other
1
outbuilritngst fnalt• frees and grape- -thereen;
being the same land as conveyed by, II; W. Thomas
and wife to Jay Chavriel, by deed bearing date Sept
74. 1871, and recorded' in Deed Poet No. 109, age'
131.44 e: . ''.. • • ' 'I 1 - ti. --
I', ALSO-On 3 other lot, pic•cel or parcel of land situ
ate In Towanda biro, bounded and des:craned as
Follows. to wit: Beginning on tho.north line of Mrs.
:Widow Houaton's 1 lend. 1501 feet west ed. thliVest
line of Fourth street; thence north 11 degrees and
ID minutes west 250 feet to the south lnio of land of
the estate of E. B. Smith, decd; thence westerly
510ng.!4141 Smailline 221 . feet, to, the east thereof,
hfra. widOw Bare WS land; thence south 2S' i deg,
east 262 feet to th corner 0 .said Mrs: llonston'i
land; thence aloe i said Heduiton'a north lino 456
feet to the place of beginning. containing 2 and 7.8
acres of land, more or tees, nearly all 'improved, no
buildings; • being the same land as conveyed, by
James Feat r and wife to Jay Cheered, by deed
1 bearing date Feb.l9, 1871, and regarded* Peed
1 Book No. 103, pap 38e, &c. " 1
1 , ALSO-Ono other lot, piece orfpar l ,eel of land Rau
-1 ate in Towanda boro, bounded and'deseribed as fol.
lows, to wit: Beginning on the ! west One of Fourth
' street; 120 feet north of the north lino of litoustort!
street; th enevnertherly alonglke est line of said
Fourth street 120 feet to the sooth e line of land of
the estate of E-H.! Smith,- decd; thence westerly
along said. Smith's . sonth,Brse 160 feet to* EcTelllrr
thence somberly on aline parallel wittessidiromilt
street 130 feet to the northwest corner of Hear,
Boyets' lot; theneatdadorkr-aiong laidoW north
linerlso ft to the place of beenniug.contil ning 18000
setrarelget of land i Axgre or „lessa.rell, Improved. no
buildings,Sated taken Intol"eseentdon at the
-snitl,Of I. P. tirby i nee ws:dey'CbaiieeL Also at the
Stitt of James Foster. vs. Jay Chases!. - 1
'. A1.80,-eOne other bounded or email Of -land alto.
Stella Carlton bete, is follows, 36 wit: On
the north by 3lill Groat dike arr..setith by lands of
Jacob G. Rockwell: and west uy, , land of Elisha
Rockwell; containing 9 acres Of land, more orless,
alt improved, wliVellowned house, framed barn and
fruit trees thereon} 'Seized and takenintoetectition
at.tbe suit of J. E. !Bullock vs. Elisha Rockwell and,
JOhirl.7. Bocksvell. i !Alio; at the slit SlStrait, 5 .1 417
A Ca-vs . N.SeDleonairk,andl. E..litockwelle -- '.
ALSO-One other lot, piece or lOW Of land alba. ,
ate In Wytiox township, stand being Nos. 1 IV. 2
of Block HIP 311 of ;Dr. -p: •Pleschbf i f inibilvittion of
East Towanda, containing one-half 'Sr. acre of land.
more or less, all e tmproved. Ino buildings , , Seized
and tateh IntOei ntion et tht snit ofX..C;,Gridley
nee 'ell: r..=13. Camp., .. , ,1 ~
ALSO--,Oneother lot;' piece Cr parcel of find lan
ate In Toiranda bore, bounded as, follows, toiatit I
On the north by lands of Solomon Walborn and He
:webs; east by Matron': 0 Telano; sontbby„.Pitie
street, and west bjlind of e. M: Manville, being 100
feet more or less front on said Finn street, and run
ning bad: abontll2 felts:ore Orlette tegAftib south
line of said Walborn and Jacobs land, with a framed
dwelling hone thereon._ Seized and taken Int° ox.
ecutlon at tho suit .31' E.: I% Pox tree Sx.' C.-D. CU& '
i ALSO-One other lot plena or parcel of laud sittt•
ate in , TOWeladi beire, 4 'botuide4 ittlfollowa t Ici
_,...wit t•
On theforth by Stateitreet; eastl)fhittls of mos '
Bramhalle now In Drepossession of; Min.:l: If. , B.
Whitney,; south by, Poplar street, end west by 7and
of Gad, IL rWwd... containing ,on -half an acre. of
land, more or lest: all improved,. a large (mined
dwelling houso thereon; -1 • l' '''.. " - _'l '',_ l. '
ALSO-The defendant, Geo. P. aeh's undivided
s t i
les interest in one Other lot, piece or , pared °V Jand
dtuate in' the said ;bore of Towanda', bounded on the
north klYittlav:lt; east by Third ate floath_hy lank
of Wm. Or 0.%an0 ,womby as alky l being about
fOIA:-.1k4nt-oirsaid
_Thild.st . , and about' 2:2140t,
'back On astid.PppliF-at. With n two ataygothicholat
dwelllnghow. annall,trinned_bizn,lother bollaioS
With fruit and . ornamental issenth •,1
known's§ the homestead lotof %op& caelaWlitt7
. b AZlPlr.Altil defondelit's WW4ltitted IS ilittNit ttk.
tar
0ne'0131441 lotipleCO,of tercel eland ttiateln
day twir.,toowning 113 acre* ;Mom 09,Iesse.ib Ml 7
warrantee name Cl D. H. CtulilltghaM; anti tie* ,
Mill, 2 mill honers and asides thereon.
ALSO-TheifliktlllallldifilV.4 1 111 0 11 4ed; 15 ralteF
est in one other lot, piece or pawl of land sitnep
in Barelagtap.,,conta d nitut 400 urea, mom or lose,
in the ; Orantee name of Peter Lailley, -'1
'ALSO--The said', defendant's undivided 1.4 Ater
eat in one other lat of land situate in tire:,
containing 330 acres, more or less, In the warrantee
::nomoof - Josimh,Litilev: -I .. I •,- • . - -, 1 -•-
in.LBO,-.4honAld 4ohniAlsneti - n 0 1 ,4.1414 latAir7, 7 •
;sit Ili one other lot oriaig dhlate in , Berelsylsep.;„
containing 865 strew more dr leas,ln the wartnaltitiN
name of Walter Stewart: :" 1 ' 1 :I " ,
Ai SO-The said defendant's undivided. 1.71 Inter.
eitin one other lot in Barclay stet Overton, contain
ing 401 acres, more or less, Ild the .WirrantS) name
1 21 AUciltlf E l :
Niktak Wtotinlien
tt Nll Pill I'l Et El : Vaal/VI vii vlio:ii . V11111121 rim,
, ,
=II
1331
002
. ~
'+"l
I
i .
,•-1:11 ',!::::::,7 F- , 14 11 5t 73.7. ' .
‘. 7 t l ".i - X: l , - - -. .ri ,- -: J;.- t• -- r ~-' •-•wt"., "'"'?:
...A.ell . - ilajalti tr. .B._*; r B,( 114 - A4 4 .90 11 6 681181 /b
Man irtweemtlif•mia twig t e u nite
A h fi:Vir o ft i b;4 43 A - , r,
_f,tit ii.4-irwii4 ir i.
k.
Ainriftubbro..bekohdLittadiltalliedisfix.i. ,
a. :o „, i ~ at 8471600460938147
liezurfnieffi• tot; t . elite Wong *nee Street
angotait esit 40141,1 i eurner; MOOS Mir
IF lamming. to Tolutis,ariffitlfr gook i „
de *i s t - 1W feetltofatnem l llltwilidellollolll l- •
. ,z,-,'westait USA to a •Orp,_ Obeejegdprtla.4s,deg.'.
Mst 150 teet.to litice 01 1•b 11 , 84 4 1 1( • 1 8 OS:
a tho sat4l street; and 110 OrmltK I tossil.. With * 1
met dwelling house 1 rifi liderf I_l=l4o
nz the - same. lot an nordraeled• by add=
GEM le B. Wi-Sorthrup f i lfyleOntiset ailed Jutie
iii, 16.12 - beized.an&tikett into .execation at the
attit 'et Tel & OferciP!lY. 8 118'.. Northrup. - - - ' ' c r
•ALI3II-40sie 0 Mu /17F4-Cr WO/ OfiAlaefiltatii .c.
ate in Franklin testa:Md . , hounded as fOtiows.to_wgt
1741 the Mirth hybrid IV Helloed; east byltiegirts. - ' .
lie highwa3(3.-Aning from WtstirmildintOarldreillet
mtltby pildic L higliwny I.4ding from Tommie to
;OM* au treatb, lewd of Whet Stulth.`cositain• ;
tog.one r h an acre or • huid,i snore or less - all Ins. • •
WrMOdi wi 1 . 1 an Ice hong.; thereon.. - 'and ea.
'Tr St 'hospital Daniel Whets ss.flU . i
IL
OaMbi 1 1 ,
'ALSI ne 0 ter Tot, pica parcel of land Mtn. , '
AVM thintOri l township,b6_,=ded as follows , to wit: . -
On the north by' lamilkof Frederick Williams ands. '
n Dauber east by the Northern Central • Railway' ,
fili y;.. south' by the Jptiblirr highway ,, and west • ;
by lan . of Frederick Willynns coubnang GO acres
1 othui ;More or leas, B(4'iteres improved; with • :
slog se•Astyrd bash and few fruit tresstberebn..
Seized Mad taken Into 'excel:Mon at Um ant of -3. '
moon,L. al l c s b HorYillif Ond =Ms Socks's& :,
_: -
1
~Dno other piece . r parcel qf,land situ
ate ist orn twain p.I• Unaided' and described.,
at follFs,--biwit:, - . utarthemmtheast, cos , ' .
uer of eter Clapper's ot ; thence *innerly along the . ' •
slid 8 4, of Peter 418almezlifiik 44.-rods ao a post on
ttie.lin6 of Jobs Clapper's-lot; thence south along
the brio if John V. Mgt:4We lard IGO rod* to *
post; thence 0 3 . 5 i ' dint 4 4e. line of g; - Iftirtsiker'sl - 1
lot 48,icds to a poet;" dint the
parallel with the: . '
.cOririfyilino 76, rods to the mill pond A high- waist ' .
Piirkt t t.the place of heginaing, containing 50 acres
•of lan 'more a{ leerfit oetog the - same landlion.
' , eyed by Cheadle' Bixby tonic said kfargaratilardy .
by peed detod ,24.a..r 22 , 1886, and' recordedln Demi '
8 114 0 0 . 1 Pagel • ' &OLIO', 1E18; resetting and ex.
ref-piing from the Moro deeerilied premises aecrimin
. •ce ,t,Liiii of fourteen' litres: conveyed by the said
ltargsrat Hardy and litralland to Zahrlllappet - *
'dew:L.-dated . Nov' 11. 1587 r. -and recolded , l ll 'Deed -
*A I'm'. 11 - , 147 mid 'Slab one other lot of five
jrcrea.eenseyed • is:..
.parties of the first part to •
3Orah Clapper. by deed .datpd Feb: IP., 1800, and re.-
rerdedln Deedliook June 12,1156. - -r Seised and tn. .
ken intOesectotien at the emit of The Natlinial- Can- -
thi Mlik of,Therry Val* vs. Maid= r. rwil3 ,
44 %imam Nerdy his wife .1.1- • -: .
Atig. , ll .: f, I - . . r. J. 11. prrni. &erg!:
. .- 1 - ' ---1----t -
QH RitIZS ' SALE.--By..virttio :6f •
1 kriurl4l7 *ill lamed out of. ,the Coital of Corn.
men Pleas of Bradford•Coptitf,end in me directed. •
- wilt betiooseil•to pub* Wale at thetlourt thOtimAt
. the,ll4rougli -of Towns* , --o*-FIIIDAF.: ! , S.U- -"'
JIM 11, 1674. at 1 o'clOekt fr: W, the following' de. 1
scribed rot. plece,:" el' parcel Of land, situate In. the
-.Porcrotti of Towanda, boUnded as follows: . On the
north y Fridge street, exit by laud of Widow Wee.
ten, Oath byay alltyAnul west by lands. of W. •
` , 'rug Ufl A -front On said Bridge street.
- sr ftYmed dwelling thereont;
the property of. George. W. .
1 into execution at the got:,
W. SUM. , • ' ..
J.. 61. SLIITIL 81,erir.
111
4NOTlC.Fi.—Notice
.at there have been - tAled Us .
..1 Wills in and for the County,
eta or athnintstration upon the
- Irowle 'tat , • •
fo .
1. Partial aocqunt of 6. W-Raileir and- Wm. B.
Steven., eteentera of- the last Will and . Tertament
of Bank' Batley. deceata, 1 - - , --• ,
'- 2 114ount ot .Hiram', Alockwell.,guartrawof
'Thpni'air F. BroTion, or child of Willis BroVill, .
Eioe, I eofWe , Burlington'. • - .- ' -- -
• ! 2. ill al acre it of Britton', Longwell ~ aurviving
.nlerlot traitor of the- estate of George A. Longwell..
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late of olutrt,ia , decesard. 1 - ' ') '
• 4: Final aceou tof J. sf. Carey, ; solmbeatraior ed
the e ste of B Mben Werkhelz ,, r. late of Orwell.
decee , • h , : , .
5. Ps tie! as. nt of .11lann „I.4nson,..adruiniatria.
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tlx of a estat of Benjamin'
_Benson, late - of Cot.
- rinahli,,deceased, .. ' . , .. . 1 _ • ---,..
5. Fatal . account of B. 'ri Ilarkzeie, gtlardt.EA of
Willie sled Adis yanAtlen, minor children ofq). P.
VanAllirf, l late ot Springfield, deceased.
7, Final zo,:olant of C.A. Tracy, nnarditn of Li
nter WOOd._. 11Mi#. 0 3e CUM' Of P....F. Wood, lato of
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Stoltit 71.11. eld, dace sad. - r - ''a;. - ' .
A. C actor nt of S.i J.: Ifi L A 7 3ll; - . guardian of
) 13 7 :.i... Jackson now 'Mary A. Slur,' Elinor ehild'of
.I..faC4urr, late f Canton. deceased.; r •
9. F,nat account of. - David-Culten.and John Slim.
ph.: ileentorslf the let Wal and Vadat:tent of
Br3ar;q culion,. te of - Al any. deceased. .
P.,. Final atren nt of Philo Mingo. and A. L. Cron. •
t i
mor, admintetra era of the estate of John Hinges,
tat - of Alonrce. eccaserl.; , , • - • -
' 1:1. , ;Fitril account -of Wm. YfeSluiran, euardiau of
Jstute N. Sinclair; minorichtht 4t1VD12W3.7a Sinclair.
lot' off ALT. dezezked. H. .:: ,.
, L'... 1 final ae. - ....0un50f Stt , E. Send and 111: C A In.
stiorig.luxecntcrs - of 'the-last Will and 'reatiment of
TrMig 'Ond, tatr *of Wellif, deceased. - ' '-' . ',
. I.:i. iir! are , :nnt of qr.: - M. Tozer. - !x.e.zntor of
the la; mil and Testarcrni or Koziari 1 3 - sp?,34tirr.
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de .ea -, d., ' • -
11. ,inal .9 ' Ci ., 01111 t. cf trorrii and L I) Sh , triirai
ex...enttrs of-the last Wilt and 'testament of Nathan
Sh-perd, late of p,'ells, deceased. -
li. il'inslAt ,, ....ontit of Afprris LemiS, administrator
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d.rith., estate e.' 'af_o - rari..• Lewls, late of Towanda,
tOre. creased. . . i
15. partial r1.2:01111t of. If: L s:•ott, admirl.tritor
iiender.7" fife of Fr SICIC ..1 - •yler7 - late 'of Allicns;:do.
ecase t h , . .1
7. 4final accoant.f :liff, A. Porter. administrator
oflthyAate of ',. ', ~ Patr i nan, late Of Dresden', N.
Ir., el 'esascl." • , i -. ~I • . - .;-
I ,IS. Finsi ace unt of John'. J. Vertne;y end it. F.
Shattuck', exectihm'of the last. 'WM arm Testament .
of G.l,w. shatti,clr.; Tito 'of West Burlington . decd. '
!PD.Tiital account `of Wtrl,Snyder. administrator
td thie'estate - of4vert,DAyrrel,dateof Rome. deed.
121inal aegonnt' of ,Iltufus Calif ,: guardian of
Fran „IL and Sarah Herfland. minor_ childsrn of 0.
Et...Yptviand. late of /Infra, deceased
rti.4 „ , i„.. lc tilt of tetif.a A. Clayte U. grtar•lian
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Csr, n .H... orctta. BI; and Frank 33.-4 renreer.
mine childrer . . ofA. Crainner, late orLeßoy. deed.
22. Final. acconntof•David "tnahem and T. G, Ir.
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win; dminishntors of tlie -estate of doseptkrearnley, -
• lite At LeLey, de,. ased.t. 1 .. . .
23.1FInaLtecount atit G. Vanborni guardian ot
Eliza, Jane and Ifarttia,4lerry,.minor children ot
Tinniert Merry lat.. of 'Granville, deceased
, 121.) nal accmaid.of OwlsClotf and Orson Bickel , .
Adm . .
Adm . . iStmtors of the eFt,ite (f
... B. Bonham, late
of Ft me, deneased. ' .', -- - - -
,A 1 . the adr...atisernent of property set oft- ly ex.
etuf rs or administrator. to - widows or 'IddIITI. a of
the f lowing a ' ' dents,!via . • ,
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, • Estate of Wm. Hosglin.-- . --- ..''
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" Geo. P. Barrett: - '
%! Martinlohnson. . - • .
.4 Albert Paftes.. ' -
. Noah Meer— ' .
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, D. E. Sherman. ,
Levi D. Albro. - •- " ,
rJoseplintiCamphelh - 1.. • ,
Joel B.T,icknor. - • . , • '
John H. Ashcraff.. -•- .
Hrti.Hanoy O. Browit, • • ' '
1 Andrew Fraley. ' •
Allen. B.lBorsey. -• . , - . .
4.e will .be presented- to thtf Orpltas'
ardtottnty. =WOLF: Septomher
74, at 2 oroclr. 4 P. M.. for confirms.
Ince. ; 0. J. cuuzstrati,_ .
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Court, (If Drat.
DAN .3: D.:-B
Don pod allow,
a-Arig 28, 14.1 , -' - • 1 .
TRIAL VST FOR; SEPTEMBER
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.. -• , - ?- .. axecitlnt WEAK .. ' ., .
Hir Hemel vs Tor Coal Co .1. .... 4....ea5s
Calla no Whe ler vs DI on 2.: Stafford - . eject
Asratt Spades -s Jde 'is &J B Pugh... ....asspt .
Sea Pty vs Wnat Snyder.. - . . ... .4.. COMA
J'CI Robinson IsErvine,Cooper et al - - appeal
Et RI 'Noble vs pinta) Sweet - • ..appeal •
dam ys Jane Gibson 'et al trespass
0 B ttdermel it. Co vel F MOMS ak SOD . debt
McMahon vs 4.2ines /Inert:— ....... -tea.
dB proncl es vs 0110¢ Collins -.- appeal
Wot 4 Mason 'ls 8 IC ct ..
la A: it It Ca - • • - for lat
D J gweet vs .. , •1 " i -
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D - idler vs ...-- ... I
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Chs.s 2d Myer ya 44 ' 17
l A. E Comstock vs El 3 illlain's.: -
Nebr i la Vande*ool vs Daniel Welle..: .. . . :1.... - . :rim
Ellasuan Smithi vaJohn a mason_. , .. :. .:.. . .. appeal
Clara & Medall i on vs Towanda - Do - 50... :.. '....ciebt
J W Cnan's rem *a Daniel Hill Jr ' .....1.....1110i fa"
tobolGritlin vi Thomas' Mnir & Co trespass
I: ensrdi re P 2: N 'lt Canal k•R It Co..,:trespass
Cse Enloe ell Vs El A; ;E Coal .t.'R leCo: ..for l ett .
Philo',3lingos. s . tl , .. -_ .., : ..
• Home rargel vs Levi We11e... - r ..::-.,:-.- ... „spied
PanFrargio'cosen• f ' ~" : - • .•
D. 0 Wa 4:4; vs Henry Ward - . ... .-.....debt
Job Kirtry,vS •Arr.oe C, Pratt -- amps
C Bparnkf.' ns i ;,.vs P. 8i 31sismes Vilmr appeal
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1 t" . ''-‘ ' • Chas Kelltim'a Admr;...appesa
Jay •e is Ormanelnstiranee Co ' cebt
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:D 'insole's Edo! Tiak Arsa' • - ~..•..sei La
gd a 2.1 Overtdu vs Erlo RR Co ' - i CPO
~ IV jVatulernitrth irst Jahal: 0 Ward.... : - .1- .. "...• . two
3.1 4.
Ha nal B red Co Bant:s.tnkve ID /9,k'ecve.iesuo
...„... -6 ,___..-1.: • ,„: .:,„...- l' ' ' • _
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Amass si • 11.o.uutow alq ........ cwlrtaaliyratpirun
monne Ii v;11 tit 's two ! , as gsrley Johnson debt •
Uif "Xlice Vita W TaliteAssignate. ' Bel is,
Joseph limonrees tuts vs John m Liqes eel to •
C trtewart 'vs Hamilton Hoter; , ' ...lappet.
'IS Lana et at, Vll.l .7 /Peers ... ' , . ..:.appeal
intJ 'Noble vs J/AiP Kirby et aL .......... ......eje.t.
on .t Ifolfbrd vs Bemj 8 Bentley appeal .
of wee Aatirialo:HeßtrY /forges troves ,
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sam 'el N 131 vaJohn 11 Miutay...... ...- :Amapa
Witit'd am ll'is eetibgllonso vs D Shoemiltsr.appt,
SWI aftliel ''en's vs 1111 , 1140 UURITUI9O CO.debt -
Pl 3 dy vs la e Gibs - ' -. appeal
1 • .. •T amt.*. z- ' ' . -
fl G. ostasmad vs SAM Phillips . . appeal
G eoi HOMO. NIl Geo'W Goodell:4'.. , .:;,.. 1 . ::„.issual
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AI Ws C,Htmelker: - .:..1::^... ' -- ` ....:..debt
Lewitt Havens 'vs CI. Ward's adrar • - ' debt
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'Jon Whi le's Admr vs D Cash's Aduir.se rsu
I' Persons le John 'Wolf.. i . I. 4 • • appeal
P3l Stowell v Jamesacer .t Co deb;
AC Moore vs ohn"C ming -- 1 . isms
''B Wyrkeoh -
debt juke Adror Vs 4 -- A Birri - - 'aPpest
P .11 Stowell Tpisteo Tel B Weer & C 0.... --debt
,0 P Cole vitjaseph tUabop • -' rep
;Chas IP Wades ; Emrs vs Jesse Bpalding.......fer am
0 D Bartlett v dutone Xuter ' ..appeal
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Wid Daman ria B Fusee: ; , " • - debt -
Wmfl roster s ,Wm. ~...... ,„„ ; . MO
Illrun Norton vs - It NNW ' ' - I,'. :.,.•"....appost •
Pe ft &Co Lys BLI Smith " '-. - -' latua
Cte D Ma nn
_v Eliaa*ercusan - • ....scl la'
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Po Altovens, erns& ovsle&ECoal&BBCo,:tor stt
W WBo nvs W Bobs et al.. —.sal fa
Mc ter Ilowm n & Cti - 8 Welts & Tlt . us.., ... ~rep .
8 Dalisll'irs Mark Tyl 'r ' , ~...appest
J 1 .... , .J. C Tyl i E w ' • ; ! appeal
olla Dustin et al vs $ Nevdte • ,sppeal
,0 llowlind Fit D
yetto Leo a nd yet gaming Cola et al eject
Joltultolutes it James Neater...l ' ' 'V. ' trespasd
4 4 Illitchein twe v*Attsienbt Tsp. , 4:l...appeal
00tbens Balorys Sidney T-Lerwls. • .appeal
Agin C' Mote vs John (tdramltuc. t I - . ' eject
It 1:1 paha= v i f ALabreep ' • •• • - 3 1 1 ,PSM -
:11 c tE iza . Hitch ll'alits& t•a James Belly ..... ... .eject,.
;0 Orldley v Beimour Wbeeldent- • • app a l '
Ep cue I va A 3 Worts . appeal, ,
Dr EL Oarflurx pc delen Dlat. ._
' Ile 3 P l
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_A . -cod:di v. Ipirry . ll Mrdlag et al mei fa
U *Eau Is 0 rower. ...,. .:.,.... • • appose
ill& NcEtan, s Stephen Bennett et Si:, • act la 1
i, ~F -1,1,1 i; .1. • ,II .1: _ - . - . Air ' ..
W A C ....:.ease
JasonP 'Norton et al vs =as Detrick e k a; ,i.Aci fa
Geo IrWelleS ti PA &AY Outd &B &Co eject.
i r 54 0. t as V 8 RSLUdilni et a1i.......,:.**01;
PtIMIElln 'PE Perame vi Elbert F. Beddlagtott„.case
Jatettis•Nlßlaum vie N 9101 C 0;..:. ; • • cud'
Fiederielt Willianuma IN OBM CO -'[: ........ea5t ,
Jahn VanWert vs Calvin Buell • • tame
Iltbard EMU* vs Samuel liyett... - ..........5ppeal
lyer B il l vc Wm W Decker • pulpit
odn week 'ieturtudal Mon.:
- itn., , Ble'cepra,Pazc.fludi t it,reek returnable on
Idpralay, Sept: 21, 19, at 2 o'clock-P.M. . •••' •
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