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Towanda, Thursday, Oct. '22,4874.
LOCALIAIV:D' . GEIVERAL.
IT 'is a well-knowni lad that the
merchants of T,ow ands sell goods as cheap as
any merchants in the -canary.
.Taz, Grangers of Forth Towanda,
contemplate bOilding a hallifor MB of the or
der, near the residence of
i .mz.tn Iforrox!'
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POWELL &, CO. Stow occupy 11 col
vyng' space in the tEIPCIIITEIL They keep, a
la'rg,e stock of goods, and know that ilavertis•
. rig papa. See their eolumn on fourth page.
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" Boss" op-ElGfil laOws we hare a
fonds/eel for "good things," and we are under
obligations to !um for a bisket of large and
luscious peach Cs. L 4.
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THE repairs on the ',Baptist Church
aro near)); completed. ,Capp. Blsruzis is su
perintending the worli. Whon finished the
church will' be one of the; most commodious
church edi cesi. in town. ; •
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CAPT. MICTILLE has a Catawba
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grape vine svhich has eliml?ed to the very top
_of a spruce tree, and-was loaded with fruit this
year. The vine is about seventy feet in length,
and reachc3 britneheA of the tree fifteen feet
_high. - , !
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Tar ladies of. the iWysox.., Presby
terian Snnday.-4ehool, will give an Oyiter sup
per for the benefit of the 4ehool, at the house
of R. E. li.3lmc, Illyersbntg, on Tuesday even
ing,Oct. 27,1874. All lovi!ra of the delicious
bivalves are cordially invited to' come and par
i
ticipate.
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TEE M. E. Church has been
tho
roughly renovated, and.thi new pastor officiat
ed for the first i time on Sunday last... He com
mences his pastorate under very flattering
auspices. HO comes among, us with an enviab:o
reputation, and his congregation extend to
him a warm and cordial reception.
ROLL or iHO•gOR at the Towanda
'Graded School; or names of students with per
- feet record in attendance, deportment and stu
dies, for the w'eek ending Oct. 16
SUSIE MOEGAN, lIKNKT CUE
:-EAN, BENNIE IKETEENDALL, MERCER ALLEN,
BELLE CALKINS, Pot's STm•Els.
A. MEETIN4'`i of the Temperance Soci
ety'vi-asheld od Wednebdayi evening- lash fle;
marts were mit& by several, gentlemen, and
arrangements perfected for i address - by D. Q.
DEWrrr, gsq., l on Wednesdayi evening, Oct: 28,
in the M. E. Citfirch. Mr. Di is a practical il
lustration of the benefits (it total abstinence,
Laving never tasted spiritrions liquors, tea or
coffee.
REV. J. J. CLINTON, D. D.,' a color
ed Bishop of the Methodistrhurcli, visited this
place ou Wednesday last, and delivered a ser
mon in the African chnrch.l At the close of the
discourse, he gave a short but impressive lec
ture on the attachment for ‘l=fime," and closed
h 2. urging his bearers to give practical proof of
their r interest in their chinch, by attending
regularly upon the servicerdof the holy place.
A collection was takeh nO.
TOWANDI Lodge ii. of P. visited
Waverly on Thursday last..iThey marched trod
the Hall, preceded by the Naiad Band; and ar:,
rayed in uniform, maying a thee appearance;
At Waverly they were joinp by the Lodge of
that village ( formed in proziession, and paraded
through several streets, after which they prO•
es - c.deiLo a Lail, here red arks were tirade by
. C7C. W;T., 3.lkcksr.r, of Waverly Lodge, and
, several vaprebl.rs of Towanda Lodge. •
ED. Rtroirrr.r. : Quite a remarkable
feat in Hawing, (was lately ridrformetl - by Eow.tan
Scorr, in the - saw-mill owitt'il by Blessrs.
J. W. Sraoutt,l on Ideshoripen creek, tieritie
-- handa,Co. A i`ruu' tvaA mage of 18,323 feat in
9 hnura and mmutca. Considering the f.. ,t
the mill is only a 25, horse power,
that there wero no ctr t ti'zas of logs, or pi.-
ed - timber, autl the work teas pi - 2rfermed w
the allot' but #ve men, it Was certainly_
creditable dayliCwork. Stprr; the sawyer,
is a young min of bat twenty-five yeitra of age.
•If any of our yOM:1" lumbarmen can beat this,
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•we should,like to hear from them. _ • o .*
• Sugar Bun; [LA: 1.8711 • • .
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THE: begltiful dutnnm weather and
• fro:ty nights of the past few days, have given a
hue to the forest trees which ub artist's pencil
t;riald impart. I The si:ason'ia;.‘ptly dcscribedin
the foll'ow'ing hnes•
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" The warm blood chills. a.= , it some Arctic bird
talWa swift-winged tlicjit from frosty skiers,
And with its glittering pithona.beating, - flies
!.to . .thernnlimes, withicylalons spurred;
It reds a fright through all the Summer herd;
From its keenitOnch the night dews crystali4e;
The morning mead cladin Winter's guise;
Ps waiting voice ihro , -,:h forest crest is heard;
A hectic flush js mauttuig v'ale and moat; --
The heft tolls softly depArting day;
0! sweet, inPiti,ble, tLe_song, , ter's note,
Who!tr harve4t life is eb!,it7~fa>t away!
A waning .glor.y bathes the Wes'tern light,
With dreamy tints- of eldnlss and delight.
PLt.,SoNA4. -A. H. ADAMS, M. D.,
«111 Nrife, left! Stevensrillo, this er_iLty,- (the
li•Jmo. of Mrs. An.uls), on I.lAoipl.ty,. Oat. 12Jor
Tart wlic liir fis tr-milto 140 it a 3 nit=siont.
ries. Mr. A. is conitnissiollea the A. B. C.
F. 31., Boston, as ja missionary physi
cian.. le c mpk e.l Li. 4 medical, coarse at
Yale, last June, and was bawled Aug. 31, to
Miss S.utan . .t. T/1011A3, of Stevensville. Their :
fuhire addrtsa is li9be, an.
1. 0. F.' lillsoN is pituspecting, is Colora
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'Lie son
Ka r.s:.E.
and slrs. E. 0. oJc:intim were regis
tered at a lic4l in mounts IdArbara, California,
un the sth of October.. They are now on their
return trip, and will probably reach_ this place
the lalter part bf this 4eek..
TUE Coilfererfee of the 51.• E;
chnrch, - whictl haa been hi sci. , !on at Ithaca
nearly all of !;,, we an a portion of this,
clusi - 1••• I —l.l,liy. The folloning are the ap
ly- made by the B:•=0.lop for the Troy
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Tuev - ptsrr.ler-•,E. J. nrand:ss, r. E.
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Troy, J. S. Lemon; Towanda, G. W. Chandler;
Ulster,
.6.-G. 'Rhintivaait; Smithfield, D. 'prow;
. Burlington, G. S. Transne; East Canton, B. J.
Tracey; Cabtoa; J. V Lowell; Monroeton, to be
supplied; Liberty Corners and Asylum, J J Tar.
ton; Albany, to 8o supplied; Forestville, Paul
Smith; Wilnabt,l. 3.lening; ,Springfield; J. E.
~Silliiims;
Mainsburg, D. E. Blain; ltatland, J.
Van Kirk; Esst Troy and Colambia,S. A. Chub
., back; Jacksan, to be supplied; Wells, W. H.
Ramsey; Lavereneeville, G. W. Gibson; Ridg
-; briry, be supplied; Mansfield, H. S. Park
! burst; Illosslitirg, C. G. Lowell; Charleston, EL
• ' C. Tba,yer; Vi'Cllsboro', T. Stacey; Delino, to be
supplied; Gal Les, J. Spinks; Westfield, J. Ever
ett; Knosvill.., C. Weeks; Chatham, A. Ensign;
(Osceola, G. C. Jones; Harrison, to be supplied;
'Fiq.ga,. H. Liatkin.
CTIV.
' First Cottrell, A. C.. George; Elea.lir.g, G. W
fzer; South 31aiu Street, H. 13. Catteavant.
LADIES' iBENEVOLENT ASSO CIATION.
The regular meetings of this Society will Le
held weekly; until farther notice,. 'on Fridays,
at 2 r -at., in the parlors of the U. E. Church.
La renewed diligence and earnest effort be
put forth inithe good work of relievinOhe no
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:;.eities of the destitute, during whit is feared
may be ,a trYing Winter 19 many. It is Loped
that none - o 1 the ladies and other benevolent
people of Towanda, who, have so kindly aided
the Society in the past, will grow weary in-well
doing, One,Of our coad - c firixis has already. lib
erally donated teas of coal, for which they
have the thanks of 111 Association. Similar
gifts, prOvisions, eecoid-Liand clothing, and
aiiy useful articles, are earnestly solicited. Let
_each one look over ,his (ism wardrobe, and see
if not one or more garinents can: be spared to
make the needy comfortable. • Men's, women's
and childrm's clothinJ of every deicription.
will not Some r.missi While plenty fills . our own
homes, may ou, , ,L4rtsi and hands ha willing
and ready to aid the 4ulnrin g and desaate
around ns. general it tmdance at the meet- .
ings on the of thC: ladies ,of towanils, is
very'dtairable.i , I ercamtv.:
Is ova hasty, notice of the Fair,
last week, we inadver tautly omitted several
things which were worthy of mention., '
- Amcng the horses we noticed several very
fine colts, owned by W. M. !Lamour, of this
place, who has an eye for a Aim horse, and al
ways keeps several excellent animals.
B. F. BOWXAN exhibited a variety of blooded
cattle: Mr. B. has given this branch of agricul
'tura a great deal of earnest attention during
the past few years: and is entitled to credit for
his instrumentality in improving the stock of
the county. •
D4vne Lumen and Wm. lifolluxtuale each bid
a pair of beautiful steers, well matched and
very valuable. •
Joni . ADAMiI exhibited several different
breeds of swinei_ which_ were admired by the
- farmers. • '
Several elegant, teams were exhibited, all
giving evidence that the breeding of horses is
receiving attention from the farmers; but as
most of them were referred to by the judges,
it is unnecessary to call attention to them
again...
CODDING, RUSSELL & Co. exhibited a number
of articleo. The bath tub, wash stand, etc.,
were creditable specimens of Mr. Wir.l4tats'
(thc! plumber) handiwork, and served to• call
attention of the public to the fact that work of
this Character, as well as plumbing of all kinds,
is.execated by this enterprising firm, and that
there is no necessity of sending to Elmira, or
elsewhere for anything in their line.
The New Empire Stove, exhibited by H. T.
Jugs, received critical examination, and was
universally apprOved. From personal knowl
edge we take pleasure in recommending it as
every way worthy . the high reputation it has
attained.
Ow. McC.i & Box displayed several
des from their marble yard. , They did not
enter their work for premiums, but merely to
show the people of the county the character
of their work; Their business has grown to be
very extensive, a fact which is ,largely duo to
the excellence of their work, together with the
courteous and gentlemanly manners of Messrs:
McCaBE & SON.
A beantifcdwreath of feather - 0, arranged by
Mrs. E. R. DELoii - o, attracted . nniverial atten
tion, and was the envy of more than one lady;
The poultry -I department . was largely furnish
ed.by Maim . ELentmn, E. W. ELWELL, C. P.
WELLES, H. ELNOSEURY, J. W. I.lE2oss and
Judge flusaiu, of this place.
BASE BALL.—The game of ball be
tween the Winona 21 Ten and the Comets, for
six Peck S Snyder balls, came off on Saturday
last, with the annexed result: t • •
SECOND TEN. = 0 li cqurri. 0 B
Moody, c f 6 3 Scott. c 4 0
Golding, 2b .3 5 Madill, p '3 4
Ingham, 1 f 5 . 2 Beidleman, a e...,3 2
Hanrahan, 3b......3 3 'Kirby, lb 2 2
McMahon, lb 0 7- Fender, 2b.-. - 4 0
IL -
:oody, er a 8...•..4 4 Phinney, 3b 4 0
Smith, p • 4 4 McMahon.
1 f..... 3 0
Elehtee, r I '3 5 Owen; c f • 2 1
Braund, c 0 7 Lox, r f ' 2 1
Phelan, a s 2 2 • Buftington, r a a.. 3 I
.!,39 42 Total 4.3911
1 2 3 4 s'o 7 8 9 10
Officil2
Wltions.2d..lo 1 0 4 2 3 5 011 G-42
Ccimstis......o . 3 0 0 1 3 0 1 0 3.-11
FLIER- B inona 2d: Ingham 4, Hanrahan 3,
Phelan 3, Smith 2, Braund 2. Totall4. Comets:
Pender 2, Owen 2, Scott 1, 11,01111;Beidleman
1, Kirby 1, Phinney 1, Itaflington 1. Totollo
Mcdfs—Codding IMatiraban 1, Brattndl-3..
Beidleman 2, Owen 2, Iddott 1, Pander 1, Thin
ney 1, Fox. 1-8. '
Un Smith, Winona 8., B. C.
Scorer—E. Walker. '
Tints of Ga
--The second game between ,,the Veterans,
ofterrick, and the Rough and Ready club, of
Wyalusing, played at Camplowni,l. , Oct. 17, re
sulted in favor of the Veterans, by, a score of
75 to 21.
—The . Veteraaa, of Herrick, hereby. chal
lenge the Win* let Ten,Tof Towanda, to play
at Camptown, on Saturday', Oct, 31, 1874.
7 71 a game between the Printers and Shoe
ma era, on Saturday last, resulted in .a defeat
of/the Printers.. The game was poorly played
on both sides. Annexed is the score by in-
EMI
Innings 1 2' 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 10
Priuters - .1....3 2 6 2 '1 3 8 3 3 0-31
S:hoemaknrs.3 6 0 - 7 5 14 =2 6 0, 4-17
Raas carned.—Printers, 2; Shoem9kore, 0.
First Base flits—Printery 10; Shoemakers 11,
Passed,Balis—Mower, 19; Ingham, - 5.
t spire -Fred Carman, of Winona B. C. 9.
~.4:•oi:er—s E. Whitman, of Printers,
Tiote Gam/-3 hqqra and 20 minute&
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TO THE SECRET:VIM, OF: F.IIE
.GAZELIA
B. B. G., LATOITE, r.k.-- 2 57: I r ks Secretary of
the Winona G. B. C., of Towanda, Imam in
structed to b.f.= you t4at this club de ready
to play the i game' for of which so much
bag been said and printed., Plea's° name thaw
day op which you will piay. .lilonta truly, -
' EIBBEE.
DESTIWCTIVE FIRE 'AT WYILUSING.—
The most destructive fire tluit Wyalusinr ever
ex.rerienced, occurred Monday evening, Oct.
19. About 5 o'cluele r. cc., the - roof of J. 11.
Mansn's Furniture Factory Was discovered on
fire, and befs)re assistance conid he rendered,
the times had enveloped the_upper story, and
''rapidly b pread over the claire building, giVing
barely time to save a portion of the stock and
machinety. From -the- manufactory the fire
caught on Mr. Mansu's dwe!ling„ lately corn
-pleted,"and fr om, thence to a large barn ad
joining., each resulting.iu total loss, despite the
.strong effort pot: forth td stay its ravage:
When Mr. Maitsn's nut:re—property was en
veloped in' ilame4, ears were entertained that
it wd . uld rtisult in a general .conflagration on
bo'h sides of Main streyt. E- - (taire p.trLoaD's
re.idenc • r. as in imminent danger. ,The dry
. goods store of ACKLEY, 4,LoyD BLOCLIEIt,
.end
hardware establishment of Ilow.krin //: RIDG
WAY, the dwelling and blacksmith shop owned
fee ELIZ: was timught tuts! surely,stic
climb.. Again and again did the hot breath of
,tlic fiery demon away forward to trip in flames
thesev.o.len structures; and - as max_ i times
did the faialfal, persistent, tirt.l..”, men eepalse
it 3 heated gra.p.
While.the LiThrt -wa.; bciog put ''forth
in, the northern direction of our. town, new
dangers became apparent on the south side.,
J. 11. Br.owN's hotel, barn and brick front,
stood idelose proximity, and but for the frce
disposal of the 6 . liquid element," -these, to:
gether with t4basinf,s portion of Main-st.,
would have n smoldering iu ashes. The
wind was unusually' favorable—scarcely a-per
ceptible breeze fanned the flames. Fortunate
indeed it was for.Wyalasing, for if it had been
otherwise, (owing to location of the burnt
buildings,) the destruction of property,-would
have been very disastrous:l- the loss, Ul near
as can be ascertained, is as follows H.
Mar.sn, $12,000„ Insurance covering mill and
contents; .Ss,ooo,—equally divided in Royal and
LYeeming Ins. C 6 .13. On dwelling and con
tents, F 2.500. in Rarest. nn ham, 3.506. in Ger
man-American,—Effseted through H. B. GAT-
Lones agency. The buildings owned by IL
Gxvconn, J. r. BLCCIIEn, C. A. STOWELL and
ELIZA Sairrn, were slightly damaged, and frilly
- ovcred by insurance. .
The loss of Mr. Manned buildings, is greatly
Iy lamented by our citizeni.. The factory was
being run to its frill capacity, and gaining a
very largo and. wide-spread patronage. Mr.
I!PLUt.fi MIT well be teamed a most desirable
citizen, a highly efficient and successful opera.
tire, and we aro glad to know. of his intention
to rebuild and resume operatiOna at the earliest
possible time. The ladies are worthy of much
eulogy for the efficient assistance rendered in
procuring and saving goods. And we would be
pleased to mention the names of bothiladies
and gentlemen who rendered some of the most
valuable and timely service, bat it would be
impossible to' do justice to them, or know
where to stop, for all worked with a might and
zeal that is seldom witnessed.
INCIDENTS.
JoscPu GAYLORD had a limb broken by the
removing of a fence. P. Comm:, H. I. LLOYD,
and a Mr. JOURBON, were prostrated by the
excessive heat, while staying the flames. A
pocket-book, containing several hundred dol
larli, was lost, and afterwards found and re
turned to the owner.
The Lin-ta Fire Company, of Towanda, aces
telegraphed to for assistance, after grave tears
wLre entertained as to the' probable extensive
si - ad of the fire. They were at Wyalnaing in
35 minutes after receiving the dispatch, and
although the fire was already under control
by the time of their arrival, so' as not to neces-
sitate their assistance; yet for their quick and
willing response. they carried home with them
the beat wishes'and unanimous thanks of our
townsrien. And if the Lin-ta boys had accept
e l the mite, or banquet freely offered, and that
too, the best cur town could . afford, wcrwould
all hite felt thit our earnest appreciation of
their Savor was more iiibstantially manifested,
their kindness more dtily reciprocated.
Vir:Altsipw, Oct. 2(.1871
ADDITIONAL REPORT OP iTUDOEff IN
Ouse No. 23. Far:V.—Arms : haw E. Fox
exhibited the following thirty varieties of ap;
plea :
Autumn Varieties. (1) Queen of Autumn,
() Fall Pippin, (8) Imperial Sweet, (4) Golden
Pippin, (s)Wine Apple, (6)Smoke-house, (7)Fall
JanneUng, (8) Wax Apple, (9) Bed Streak, (10)
name unknown.
Winter Trartette&—(l) Newtown Pip in,
Bellflower, (3) Talpehocken, ( 4) P a ned PP
(5) Bambo,*(6) Bullock Pippin, (7) Paradise,
(8) Natick, (9) B. J. Greening, (10)4illyfiewer
(11) Red•cheeked Pippin, (12) Red Sweet, (18)
Baldwin, (14) Ring, (15) Northern Spy. (16)
Bubbardston Nonesuch. (17) Spitzenburg, (18)
name supposed to be Wagner, (19) name un
known, (20) name "Seekoorfarther."
Commendation is due;to Muter CIi&ELES T.
Fox for a very fine sample of ten or more 20
ounce apples.
Great credit is due to Joni E. Fox for his
fine display of fruit. Ho exhibited a new native
white grape, having such merits as to , deserve
special notice.; It has, very properly, been
named "Towanda." It Is supposed to •be a
chance seedling of the "Diana" : the vine Is
hardy, short-jointed, wood of deep red color,
lea Tell small, does not mildew, wood and knit
ripen early, the latter quite as early as the Del
aware. The vine was discovered In 1869; fruit
ed first in 1872; now third year m fruit. Bunch
close sot li k e the " Diana," bat not quite as
large. Berries round, and in size and color
like the "Rebecca," and adhere well to the
stem, skin tough like the "Diana," almost or
quite free from pulp, not seedy, melting, sweet
and of fine flavor; quality nearly equal to the
"Delaware." Having so many good qualities,
and promising to be a good keeper, and bear
ing transportation well, it promises ,to be a
very valuable acquisition - to our list of native
white grapes. A:--H.SPALDRCO,
Ifinur Swum Judges.
B. wir.L.LE4
DEEDS left for record in the office
for recording deeds. etc., week ending Oct. 10:
Wm. 11.-Morgan et al. to John Willis, Sept.
17, '74, Wysox; Geo: Detrick to Mrs. A. West
brook, Oct. 2, 14, Standing 'Stone; R. F. Now
berry to Mary E. Hill, May 6, Troy; Jas.,
IlcDonald to 11 R Pottea, Oct 3, '74, Canton;
N B Peterson to Augustus Owen, Aug. - 20,'74,
Canton Boro; John Lane to eaniel Lane, Feb.
19, '74, Asylum; Daniel , Chapman to Alonzo
Chapman, April 1,'74,' &lbany; Geo Hall et al
to Chas Snedekor, July 27, '74, Canton; John 11
Heacock to Peter Farrell, June 5, 'O . , Albany.
James D Farrell to Peter J Fitirell, March 18,
'73, Albany; Gilbert Pearsall to Wni Barnes,
June 23, '74, Windham; , Bela Cogswell to
_Oily
A Newman, Sept 22, '74, Tuscarora; Shepard
Smith et al to Burton Wakely, Dec. 29, 12,
Tuscarora, Dec 28, '72, Tuscarora, Jacob Stroud
to M. T. Slottery, &pt . . 29,
,'74, ',yalusing; A
L Cranmer et al to C D Smith, Juno 16, '74,
Leßoy; S D Sterigere et at to 0 A Plummer,
Sept 22, '74, Albany; Benager Garrison to Susan
Shattock, May 16, '74, Granville; W P Arnold to
Wm L Pendleton, March 16, '74, Warren; W L
Pendleton tolesse A Newman, Oct. 5;74, War
ren; Alvin Seward to T. & Seward, April 7, 'Th.
Smithfleld; Wm &Williams to Robert Nichols,
Oct 11, 1869, Windham;, C E White et al, adm'r
etc to B Laporte, Sept 11, '74, &sylum; John
Lynch, aa'nt, to. John Lynch, jr., and D. Lynch
Oct 9, '74, Ridgbury; John Lynch, as'nt, to Jonn
Lynch, jr., and D Lynch, Oct 9, '74, Ridgbury;
ThosMullen to Thos Murray, May 6, '74, Over
ton; Stanley Diwers to John. Bristol, May 25,
74, Monroe.
-Deeds left for week ending Oct. 19: •
H L Scott, trustee, to Edward A.alionipson,
Oct 12, '74i Towanda Twp.; E L Manley to
Ephraim Case, May 25, '74, Canton Boro; John
E Pembleton to Sarah Walden, Oct 3, ;74, Ath
ens; Edward Welles to Geo. W. Morse, Juno 6,
'74, Athena Boro; James Lynn to David Thomp
son, Sept. 23, '74, Leßoy; C Stockwell to John
Griffiei, Jan 10, '72, Leßoy; John Griffin to Pat
rick Grad; Oct 10, '74, Leßoy; Stephen Zaner
to Isaiah Zaner, April 8, 1871, Albany; Andrew
Fee to C A Stowell, Oct 6, '7l, Wyalushig; Jer
vis S. Chaffee to J A Bowen, April 14, 4874,,
Warren; Samuel Johnson •et id to Cornelius
Johnson, July 16, '74, Terry; Cornelius Johnson
to Win Hoover, Oct 15, '74. Tem; Edward
Hotchkiss to John B Ball, Sept 30, '74; Rome;
C C Parks et . al to John B Ball; Oct 12, '74,
Rome; Ledyard Cltaapel to, Lewis 'Jenkins, July
1, 1873, Leßoy and Franklin; B Gates, to 0 D
Stiles, Sept 26, '74, Rome Boro; Wm A Zaner's
eirs to Stephen Zaner, Oct 12, '74, Terry; Hen
ry A Nark to Calvin Crook, March 15, '74, Wy
alasing.
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places before American . readers in cheap and
convenient form, and at' the same, time with
satisfactory freshness and completeneas, the
productions of the ablest foreign authors, as
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and especially of Great Britain. This work it
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ts years, and under the arrangements now an
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sunrces- and vigor.
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left unfinished in Eecry Saturday, viz., the re
markable story, 'Far from the Madding Crowd,'
by Thos. Hardy, and the 'Three Feathers,' by
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it presents. -
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itay Age even more than ever deserving of that
largo share of public favor which it has hither
to always enjoyed. LITTELL tIL GAY,
Publishers of Littell's Living Age.
THE following lines were composed
on (ho deS.th of Mrs. LtiCINA A. Hr:cncocz,
who died Febniutry 4, 1874 :
I looked uponler In her marble urblteneSsi
Robed for the tomb,
Anil mused upon the glory and the brightness
- Of her new home.
The lines of care and pain at last had faded
From her pure brow; •.
The clouds that long her life bad darkly shaded
Had vanished now.
As though a gleam from the eternal dawning,
With sweet caress, [mourning
Had swept away or changed each cause of
To tlesseduess.
,As though the voice of• Him who •speaks from
. :Had spoken peace, [heaven,
As though His loving hand had kindly given
✓The sweet release.
Lod now, with angel bands, herself an angel,
In glory bright.
She walks, the loved and loving sweet evangel,
She dwells in light. • . •
And still she loves us in her home in heaven,
Her home above, .
For to the loving and the pure 'tie given •
To dwell In Love.
TOWANDA TOTAL ABSTINLNOE ASSODI
- isdjourned meeting of the above
Society, will oonvene at the M. E Church, next
Wednesday evening, Oct. 28, atl o'clock. D. O.
DEWITT, will address the meeting on the sub
ject of Temperance. A fall house is expected.
Plano remember the time. Lecture to com
mence at o'clock. E.l'. Fox, Pros.
- i • . ' • . ,
As BUSINES S of importance will be
brought forwdrdi at tho meeting on Tuesday
a ;#3lling next, all members of Towanda Lodge
K. of P., are earnestly r i equeated to be present;
1 • i
IZOilen.—The friends of Rev.
Lots AMEISTEONO Win meet at.the house of Hr.
ISAAC WELny, of . Highland, on Wednesday
tvening, Oct. 28, for a donation visit and oyster
supper. All aro
IT ALWAYS provokes us. to hear 6
lady sal she is going to Elmira or New York to
do her shopping The stores of Towanda con•
tthi errerythirig erhiela any one needs: •
H. C. 0
ISVTESS LOCAL
specialty in Cloaks, Shawls,
i d Felt Skirts, can be round at
Euro d, Sir nsasa's.
&sr A.
Blankets
MI& —A few Half Gallon
net received at
CODDING, RCUELL& Ceg.
FRUIT
Glans Jan,
:e stock of Pictures and
es, at Warrcozo & Sitairee, Iler-
var 1
Picture F
curtllloc
laigest assortment and
latest style of Millinery Goode can be found it
Mrs. 3. D. Mu% Bridge et.
immense stock of Ladies',
iken's and dents' Hosiery and
Ernes & Hi:marries;
• Mir •
Misses'. C
Glares, at
o to. Varrooin & Saar*,
lock, for your Brim and Stationery.
11Ifr
Mercar's
'mining Velvets, Velveteens
.01 Closkinge, may be found st
Evans & Ituontra's.
'mad Chilar
he largest assortment of
w prices at HUIDELNAVB.
• NA•..
clocks at 1
I large stock of Ladies', Miss
alta' Underwear, at
fB
a l , and
Ewa
Fon atm.—W. A. Roam= has
one of P. H. bEDENAX & 0. X. Horse Power
Bay Press • s for sale. The best there is. ,
June 1, ra
terlhe cheapest place in town
to buy Millinery Goods, is st Mrs. J. D. Max's,
Bridge -et.
on can find the best of
s very cheap, at Comm 4t
MS. '
School Sh
soy- 1 kinds of black horn, rub
ber and reitl jot jewelry at very low prices, it
Hunt . 'a .
MS. C. F. Caoss has just received
a 4eiy lar: o invoice of Books siutable for 8. 8.
Libraries, bleb he will furnish at a discount
of 25 per nt. to schools.
. B. - CuLvEn, Wyalusing, is
or the New American Sewing Ma•
.ch is taking the lead of all others.
SS.
the agent
chine, wh
merican and Swiss, Watches,
•ck ever brought to this tows, - at
n'og,
Nur
largest et a
Hasa
re. J. D. Hu.r. has just ro
.m the city, with a fine( assortment ig
Linter Millinery. Store on Bride
air
turned fr
Fall and
street.
pentacles and eye glanses,
• equal to any in the market, from
est to the best, at HENDELILV.OI.
zr
warraute
the cheat
ew Goods this week, at
Tamon & Cots;
wersible level land and side
1, improved: Rubbor Paint, all color's,
nd cheap. R. M. WELLES;
Pir
hill Plosr
durable
Sept
f you want to buy Dry Goods,
AVAIL .1; Co's now stock. -
SiSr
examine
. fall line of Guipure Lace,
and Passatentry Trimmings, just re
!'
Eymis HILDUETII,I
INg.
Yak Lac
calved b
lA.complete assortment of Li
.ate* and Children's Underwear, at
TAYLOR & CO'B,
dies', Ge
Avery" large stock of 'Men's,
entlis' and Children's Boots, just re.
Conszu & Comes, opposite the Court
, Mir
Boys', Y
ceired a
House.
Wall Paper ,and Curtains
WIIITCOMBikSIIAIIT'II.
cheap a
es Block
AICCADE & EDWARDS bay all
f farmess' produce, and pay the highest
I Phey also sell everything in the line of
merles at the lowest figures,
ki o ds o
price.
=EI
Von Spit`.-150 acres of land, in
Ulster, near the Depot, by JAcon Tour, of Port
Deposit 31d. Enquire of A. B. Sum, Ulster,
•Pa.
, The best place to buy Sash,
Doors and all kinds of timber, is 'at
c SoNs: Factory on Charles street. Of-
Blairi street. They sell cheap for cash.
Blinds,
Faosr
flee 10
New goods just recived at U.
FIEND
If you want The best Cook Sto4e
call at JUNE:B, iq Mercur's Block.
extant
te r For the best Roast or Steak
YRS S. RUNDt.I.I:S.
go to
i If you want a neat, tasty sui
reryelteop, call at Juiscs tti'otyea.
tgi.Jrnaus WoLFE has just received
h e largest assortment of Hats and Caps ever offered
n this market.
Female Complaints should
as•they often can be, by a few &Neil l o
Sarsaparilla.
cured 1
I
Arra' 1
Miller; or would con.
proposition toqeise the mill to a sans-
eider
facto 1
Wya
applicant. ' G. H. NVELLEI
wing, Pa., Oct. 8,1874.
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ter A large line_of Parasols lo c al.'
the new shades, jast received by
EVANS' LI, Ilmonzru.
IM.If you wish to see fine gold
Jewelry, call at 4ENDEIXAN'EI.
liar Several valuable Farms and
/louses and Lols for sale by aurpxrr&Tnecr.
Fon Rear•—Dwelling containing
14 rooms—stiitable for a boarding house or a
largmfamily. Also, ono small three-story house
in centre of town.. F. E. POll7.
No. 32, Becond•st.
It - is not generally known that
IL C. Warrsuun, at the Book Bindery over the
Reporims office, makes Blank Books In any
style of riding and binding desired. If , you
want a how .Ledger, Journal or Docket, give
him a call:
var Why-m - 4 the risk of an noel
dent, when you can get a ticket good for $3,
000 in case of deathlfor 20 cents a day, by call
ing on FaA' ROWANS, at upper depot?
Demos, music
dealer, has changed his base, and may here
after be found at the corner of Main and, Pine
streets, in Nomst's new block.
Mgr' MOOABE & 'EDWARDS areTre
pared to sell teas of every variety cheaper than
'tiny of the leading houses in the city, wbiCh are
sending out their circulars broadcast ovor the
Country,. Grangers will do well to give them a
call before buying elsewhere. I.
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Atrnim, 1874.—N0w Goods snita
lo for tlio season, now opening it MONTANTIIII
WARTED.—Some respectable fami
lies to adopt children. aged 4to 12 years. En
quire immediately of . Towanda Township.
Oct. 15=3w.
FOR RE r.—House situated corner
of Locust and Chen•y_ greets, Towanda. Ito-
Mediate possession gismo. Terms one-half the
usual rental until the lit of April. Address,
Mos. H. W. PATRICE,
Athena Pa.
wir On and 'after Thanday. Vet.
4g, Mn. ldniaos display the finest assort-
Meat of reedy-trimmed Bats sad, Bonnets, for
the Fall aid Winter trade, eve Oh exhibitor'
In Towanda. Also Ladies' Fa g Goods
Inevery variety. . -
Oct. 18-3 w.
Fon stns. Churn s og, Poland
Chini Pip, a Durban:l Bull, a d a Cotswold
Back. Enquire tit B: P. BOWMAN, Towanda..
Oct. 15-3 w.
ilsAlissik. E. Pie , (formerly
over M. E. Itosurtzti's Olothi i ng Store), has
removed to TRACT & Iloortz's now block, there
she Is prepared to do t l all kinds • f dress-making
on reasonable terme. She is so agent for
BatterickVatterns.
:aril you don't wan your wife
to buy the new patent Bad-lrou keep her away
from JUNZ'a. It is tlic beat an • most conveni
ent invention for lessening the .dions work of
ironing ever presentid to the .üblie. No one
who sees it will ever go home without it.
CA 1114 . 0171 WOO . IX= Mill.—Card
lag, and *caving, also Manufactur
ing, Cloth-Dressing, ;eta., as mug. Stocking
Yarn, Flannel and Cloths for sale, Machinery
running in good order; and work warranted
and done with dispatch.
- y'" l
DRESS-MKINR.-11113. HENRY HlNGE
'full; in Arcade block, oppote the Episco
pal Church, is prepared to do dress-making in
the late*it style and neatest m4nner on short
notice and at reasonable prices. Fitting made
a specialty. Stamphig done also. . '
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To THE PUBIJC.—Since Sept.
.1,
1834, we aro selling tickets to all points West
and Bouth-West via Erie Railway and connect
ing lines,at reduced rates. Passengers purchas
ing tickets through this agency insure good
connections. and baggage checked Jhrough.
Apply to either of the undersigned s'nt Towan
da, Upper Depot. J. W. Mimes,
'ler From a plain Gold Ring to
lie finest diamond, go to gENDELILANII.
Siiir The Fall. and. Winter schools
throughout the county are about opening, and
purchasers of school books will be interested
in knowing that C.: . F. Cnose' store is head
quarters for all the different kinds of books
used in the schools of Bradford and, adjoining
countier, and that his facilities for purchasing
gives him the "inst l al track" in selling. Coun
try merchants can got their supplies of him
just as cheap as the can in the city, thus sav
ing freight.
is.. Busy mothers will be-gratified'
to learn that there is one establishment in To
wanda where they tin tiny good,, substantial
clothes for their boys cheaper than they can
get the material and have them made up.
Judos WOr FF. reali z ing the wants of commu
nity in this particular, has purchased and is
selling very . cheap boy's clothing of every de
scription.
itir I. B. HARMS, at the new Mil
linery Store, next door to ,pne =En has,
more than realized the, expectations of our
people. His stock of goods would do credit to
to a first-class city 'store, and his prices are
lower than most ordinary- country establish-
ments
The ladies of Towanda,'and in fact the whole
county, will find it to their advantago ito visit
his store before purchasing. It Idler& us real
pleasure to rectnnuaend such an establishment
to our readers.
To THE VOTERS OF BRADFORD CORN'
TY :--I hereby announce myself as an INDE
PENDENT CaNnt avr. for the Legislature of
Pennsylvania. Believing that a large percent
age of thb independent thinkers of this coun
ty are under no obligations to those placed be-
fore the pee* by either political party ; I
hereby respectfully ask their support, and
pledge myself, if elected, to - carry out the wish.
es of my conatituents, to the best of my ability.
• ; &must, IltwitiVe.
North Tov4nda, Oct. 1,1874.'
114.1 t is an old :Laying that popu
larity brings SICCOS3. 111 popularity be judged
by succest„then the Prsmium Clothing Store
is the'one kept by ALEX. 1 SOLOMON. I am now
offering fOr Fall and Wi 'ter, my entire stock at
reduced prices, :as I c ntemplate making a
changelannary 1, 1875. So call early and se
cure bargains. Good Be ver Overcoats at $11;
Common Overcoats at 1 ; all wool Black Dress
Suits at $l6; fine Caisimre all wool Pants and
Vests at $7; Undershirts rid Drawers at 25 cts.
t
each. Bock G.oves and Mittens extremely
low. i Also a fine lot of Bats and Caps Of, all
the lateststyles. Den'tl fail to call and look
over my stock boforo purchaang. You will find
it to your interest. Cowie' one and. all to the
popular One-Price Cloihing Store of ALEX.,
SOLOMON, 123 Maln-st.
E I).
BATTER—DAV/S..,—ln Mehoopany, Oct. 7, by
the Ver. Wm. Bbelp, Mr. Morris W. Baxter
and Mass Justine, May DIVAS, all of Auburn,
Susquehanna Co.; Pa.
DETRION—ARNOUT. ,
bride, in 3trinroo twp. 4
by Rev. Hallock Arm•
trick and Hiss Julia A
erty Corners.
KEELER-SLOCU3I
by Bev. E.liarrongh
er and Mists Botsey
Bradford Co.
DI
GUTHRIE.—In Leona,
general debility,. Fri
years.
PURPLE.—In Troy, P i s., Oct. _O, 1874, Edwin
Purple, aged 23 yea la.
TOWAND: BLARKF A TS.
WIIO7•PW SIX PRICES.
Corrected every w cads); by O. B. PATCH
subject to changes daily.
Wheat, ill bush
Bye, lit bush • .. .
Buckwheat, IP bush....
Corn, . bush .'
es 1
Oats, ID billl4 6$ 1
BMW. IP bush.... ` I'Bo 0 2 00
Butter (rolls) Vivo 0 SO
d 9 (dsil7.) it 75 114 W 30 0 33
Eggs," dos . . 18
'
Potatoes, p bush,new ,50
Flour If barrel 8 . 615 0 700
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Onions 11 bash 2 00
Wzrown ciP Onam.—Wheat 60 lb. ;- Corn 55 lbs. ;
Rye 66 Ms.: Usie az we., mule/ 41 1b..; ISuckwheat
.68 lbs.; Beans 62 lbs.; Bran 20 lbs.; Clover Seed 60
Ibl. ; Timothy Seed 44 lbs; Dried Peaches 33 lbs.;
Dried Apples 22 lbs.; Fla: Seed 60 lbs.
nIIOTATIONS OF WHITF,,,,POW-
No v ELL dr- CO.. BANSEII9 AND BIWICIMS. No 42
Booth Third street, Philadelptds, Oct. 20. 1874.
,
U. B. 1881,c ' 11834 118
•.. 6.20, c. ' 2,111. and N 113 M
11611.2
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dd Cd ed .6 . : oil ot 1173 i 111
.. , , 3: and 3 116 , i 116
II of ~ .6 . di. .. 11 73f, 117
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11 734 117
0 10-40. coupon 1•11T4 112
• n Pacific 6's, ei 117}: 118
New s's, Neit. - 18 1 1 11 , 1123 , 'll
n -:: n :13. 1831, 1 123,, 11
- I
fold .....110'; 111
Silver., 1051; 10
143028:1;:105. 64 .'3 •
Reading,...." •.. ... '.... _ 53 34 5
Plilladeiphis& Erie. 1431 /
Lehigh /inlaid= • 46% 4
n ValleY • 7 613,; 6
United R. R. of N. 3 7 . .... "127?; 12:
011 Creek .. „,,,,-..-:. .. .... 7 7
Northern Central... ....- 301 i 2
Central Transportation; 5 • 42 , • 4
i
Nesquehonlng 5334 5
0. &A. Mortgage o'a, 15 1093 i 11
Etacellaneous.
VSTRAY.Came into the enelos-
J-A nro of the subscriber on or about the Ist of
September lase, a Iyearliv g steer, red, with white
spots. The owner is requested to prove property
and pay charges . l ' J 04.11 SUDIMESS.
Liberty Corners; Oct. 21.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.—In 'the
matter of . Frureis Tyler, late Cof Athens. n
the Orphans' Mart lof Bradford County, Ao. 20,
Beet. Term, 1874.
The undersigned, having been appointed an au&
for by said Court to distribute money in the hands
of H. L. Scott, Administrator, pendent, lite of said
estate, hereby gives antics that he will 'attend fo
the duties of bit appointment on the 2= day of
ROVEMIIIOI, 1814. at the once of Edward Herrick.
Jr., in the borough of Athens, at 9 o'clock, A. IL,
of said day, at which time and place all parties in
terested are mobil T to be preilent and be heard.
..! WM. FOYLE,
Oct. 19, 1874, ' Auditor.
TO THE c I EJBLIG.- I Having had
nearly litteen;'Yeus experience to boringround
pump logs. I offer lay services to the publM. Work
attended to in snOart atm county In short meter
and sailitnicitOn 1:1811/14 ALLEM
New altianyi
OF LETTERS remai ning -a..a the Postontee, Towsuits, Pa.. Oct. 41.
.1874.
Baldwin. L A; Brown. litraL A; Crum. Oatharini;
Decker, Kate; Hisater.N.lll:s XPs Grimes ' Mary;
Boll= F Holmes Maxi Jackson Albert;
Stung William; McOormin 'Wm; Mitchell kl.rs Celia;
Mazola Oa Ward; '0 Brien Daniel; Roberts Thos;
Smith II; Mum Mrs Lucretia; Stoker Frank; Wylie
Miu Emma; Williams' Mary I.
Perms calling for above 'lettere will any adver
bed. giving date of list:
. S. W.ALVOIID. P.M.
NOTICE order . that every
customer shaWhave the fall nine of hia
money. the undersigned will open his store on
1110NDAit, the 19th inat, . on the ready pays stem.
Thankhd for past patronage, ellen invite:lto call
and get the bottom prices of this long and contin
ued financial oriels, u my good* will be retailed at.
New York wholesale , prices ; ' and all persons know
ing themselves,indebted, are
. requested to call and
pay without further notice.
L. D. TAYLOR.
EfGrutvilte Centre, Oct. 13, '74lm
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LIST of the names of persons drawn
_LA to act as Traverse Jurors In • Special Court of
Common Pleas to be held at Towanda, commencing
on Monday, November 9; 1874.
F. B. BEIBBINIC
Asylum, Wm BramtotH. Robert Brill; Athens boro
Gershorn Bunnell; Barclay, Robt B Northrup; Bur
lington West, Stephen H Kites; Columbia, Franklin
C Baker, Oscar F Peckham; -Franklin; Nelson, Gil
bert. Thos .1 Smiley; Grenville. Joseph L Wooden,
William Hallett; Herrick. Geo W Elliott; Litchfield,
James M Brink,. Joshua Turk; Leßaysville, Geo W
Bailey; Pike, Newton Humphrey; Rome twpolames
Randolph, 0 0 Worthin . Josiah Horton; Ridge.
berry, Chris C Burt Shesbequln, Lumen P . :Horton,
Lloyd Flab; South Creek,; D Floyd Htldretb; Smith
tie:d, Wm Phelps; Towanda boro, Fred 8 Whitman,
D'Alanssn Overton, Ahira Wickham. Oscar Black.
Robert S Ooolhaugh; Troy twp, Leonard G Nan
horn; Tuscarora, Peter Edinger, Bebe W Wood; Wy
clueing. Washington Irvine Wm Milton; Wells,
Amon Warner; Wysox, Stephen Harlow.
• Athens twp; Elisha Smith; Albany,
Morris Kelt gg; Barclay. Henry Duggan; Burlington
twp, Myron Luther; Canton boro, Wm W WhitmaB,
Charles Irwin; Canton twp. Thos 8 Manley; Frank
lin, J Dorsey Johnson; Litchfield, Joshua Merrill;
overton, Sylvester Dieffenbacber, Jacob Beverly:
B”ringlield, John Baulaberry, James II Varney, Ed
ward Strong; Smithfield, George Beach; South
Creek, Johnl Craig; Towanda boro, Walter O Tracy.
Mirka P Welles; Troy born, James Guatin; Troy
twp, Hiram Wilson; Ttiacarora, John Black; Terry,
Dodge "hill Ulster, Orrin Holcomb; Wysor, John
B Hinds, Gabriel Mg; Windham, Abram Dunham,
Daniel fi Osborn, George Moecrip, Peter Bixby,
Nelson Loomis; 'Wyalusing. Edgar 8 Fuller, Phile
mon Stone; Warren, Edward F Tripp, Nathan Young.
• J. M. SMITH, Sheriff.
APPLICATION. IN DIVORCE.-
To Chalice Williamth—tio. 148. Dec. T., 1874.
You are _hereby notified that Emma Williams,
your wife. has applied to the court of common pleas
of Bradford Co., for it divorce from the bonds of
matrimony, and the said court has appointed Mon
day, the 7th day of Dec. 1874. for hearing the said
Emma in the premises. at which time and place
you can attend if you think proper.
Oct 22. , J. M. SMITH, Sheriff.
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A PPLInATION IN DIVORCE.—
.L - m_ To Mary Bigg 4 —No.'B24. May Term, 1874.
You are hereby notified that 'Thos. P. Bigg, your
husband, ban applleclto thesourt of common pleas
of Bradford Co.. for a diVorce from the bonds of
matrimony, and the said court has appointed Mon.
day, the 7th day of Dee, .1874, for hearing the said
Thos. P.. In the premises, at which Limo and place
yon can attend if you think proper.
Oct 22. M. SMITS, Sheriff.
INCORPORATION N 0 TA 0E-
In the matter of the incorporaton of The First
Wesleyan Methodist Chtirch, of home.—No. 205.
Dec. T., 1874.
iNotioe is hereby given thatthe above named As.
vacation has presented to the Court of Common
Pleas of Bradford Co. their articles of Association,
asking for a decree of Incorporation, and the said
Court having examined the same, and finding them
correct, will decree that they be incorporated as
prayed for. 'on Monday,' the 7th day of Dec„
18 7 4, at 2 o'clock, p. m., unless cause be shown t
the contrary. B. M. PECK,
Oct 22. Pothonotary.
TNCORPORA.TION NOTICE.
JL In the matter of the incorporation of The Church
of (irsl, nearlGrover.—No. 380. Dec, T., 1874.
Notice P. hereby given that the above named As.
sociat)on has Presented to the Court of Common
Pleas of Bradford Co.' their article of . Association',
asking for a decree of Incorporation, and tho said
Court having examined the same, and finding the
correct, will decreo that they •be incorporated as
prayed for, on Monday, the 7th day of December,
1874, at 2 o'clock, p, m.,,unless cause bo shown to
the contrary. B. hi. PECK.
Oct 22. Prothonotary.
AIJDITOR'S NOTICE—Bass &
Clark vs. J. B. Johnson. In the Court of
Common Pleas of Bradford County. No. 33,Feb.
Term. 1874:
The undersigned, an auditor appointed by said
Court to distribute money in the hands of the
Sheriff, raised from sale of defendants real estate,
win attend to the duties of his appointment at the
office of DeWitt & Maynard, in Towanda Borough,
on FRIDAY, the 6th day of November, 1874. at ten
o'clock, A. M.. at which time and place all persons
having claims against said money must present
them, or bo forever debarred from claiming the
same. 11.1. kIAYNARD,
Oct. 7 '74. Auditor.
AUDITOR'S NOTlCE,—Montan
yes vs. A. Beverly. In the Court of Common
Fie .8 of Bradford County. No. 471: Dec, T.. 1874.
The undersigned, an auditor appointed by said
Court to distribute money in the bandyof the Sher
iff; raised from the sale of defendanle real estate,
will attend to the duties of his appointment at the
office of Foyle & McPbersin, In Towanda Borough,
on MONDAY, November 2. 18 7 4. at 10 o'clock,
,at which time and place all persons concerned must
appear and present their claims, or be forever de.
barred from sharing in said distribution.
I. MoPIIEBSON, -
Auditor.
At the home of the
on the llth of Oct.,
trong, , Mr. Henry Do-
Arnold, both of Lib•
t Camptown.
Ir. Thadoie S. Keel-
Slocum, both of Ilk°,
CIOURT PROC LAM A T IO
WHEBEAS, Non. 'PACT, D. MORROW, Presi -
dent Judge of the 13th Judicial District, composed
of the County of Bradford, has issued his precept'
commanding proclamation to be made that an ad
journed court of Comm , n Pleas for said county,
will be convened in the borough of Towanda, on
MONDAY. November 9th, still o'clock, A. If., to
continue two weeks this le to notify jurymen and
others interested to be present according to notice.
J. M. EMITS,
Sheri T.
Pa., Sept. 28, 1874, of
nees Guthrie, aged 75
$1 30 $l5 1 50
as
N WHEN YOU. DESIRE
11 IN FIRST-CLASS STYLE,
THE " REPORTER " OFFICE.
New Advertise:not&
ton Streets, New York.
THE REPUBLIC,
New York City
,TILLVEUSE 7171i011.5.-18T WZ.E.II,
TRAvrass, JIIIIOIIB.-22W WEEK
Oct. 7,
Oct. 1.
JOB PAINTING
CALL AT
VOR. SALE..—The Lei* Planiug,
icn Building, and a portion of tho Machinery
formerly in possessaton of T. 4. Lacy, in Wyslusing.
Pa.' Also, a Portable Rteam Saw Mill near Mechop.
Pon. VirJoatitig county, Pa. For furiber particulars
enquire of of address W. T. HORTON,
Bept Tcynfoirn. Bmilford Co , Pa
VOR RENT.—The dote roCenpied
JL' by B. A. Pattes & Co. Possession given Cato.
ber Ist. Inquire of
Sept. 84.
Nor Adverthementa.
POWELL & : CO.,
We are daily: receiving additions to
our;
L E STOCK .OF GOODS!
Saving a .bayer cortatotly in'New
York,; we are enabled at all timeelo
get the
PI All a:ii 0 i) : I kit!:
In the market.
We call especial attention to our
stook 1 of
M
r,
C/)hi
1 c
cn L a
10
0 1;1
! ci)
•-....
e ave just -received direct from
porters, the best line of
LACK ALPACAS !
AND
O H .11. I I=l..
ME
veryxbibited by ns.
goo the best assortmeht of
2
la
o be found in the market.
We aleo'offer 'Great Bargaini in
Iketa 151113.15
POWELL & CO.
9? - 1. 12, 1874.
CALL AND SEE. THE NATIONAL,
GE, HEAVY COAL COOKING STOVE
No stove was ever offered so clielp
Also, a great variety of
TES,
STO
RANGES„
11EATERS,
PARLOR HEATERS,'
Is,
,STEEL,
PATENT WHEELS,
KEROSENE LAMPS;
c• el Plated STUDENT LAMPS,
IRE. PROOF CHIMNEYS,
SHOT GUNS,( -1
REVOLVERS and A4I.IIINITION,
ES&LEaimWI
ati ,
CEMENT,
SASH,
OODDMG, RUSSELL & CO
a t. 22. 744 m.
'X/all - NATIONS of •--Teachers for
the Public schools will be held as follows:
, . 1
Oct 19 Wilmot, Sugar Run school House'
20 Terry Terrytown School House ,
21 Asylum, Center School House . i
22 Standing Stone, Stevens' School Hemel)
21 Herrick, Landon School House
91 wyalusing. Camptown School House
;26 Pike. ,Leraysville School . House ,
27, Orwell, Orwell Hill School Hones
''' , r2B Warren, Bowen Hollow School House , ,
21 9 ?a Windh . Center School House
30 Mobile! „Center School House
,1. 31 Athens. rough School House
No 2 Bbeallecittin , Center School House .
' 3 Ulster. V t illage School House -
4 ButilliStAn St Bur'n W,- Boro School House
5 Smithfield, Emit Smithfield School House
6 Ridgeberry, Centerville School House
7 South Creek, Gillett's School House - -
9 Weill, Rowley Hill School House -
10 Columbia,. Anetinville School House •
11 Springfield, Center School House •
,12 i
o Tro ul y t . cm ß . o i Lo r tT lig h School House
17 Leßoy. Corners •Ichool Hansa
18 Granville, Center School Hodge ,
12 - Eranklin, Varney School House
20 Monroe, Monroeton School House *. -
21 Albany 5: Overton, Bahr SchoolMonse
23 Tuscarora. Keeney School House
25 Rome, Borough School House
i • 26 Wysox. Myerabirg School House
28 Towanda, 13orough'School House - •
pplicante will , plessi3 come provided with pen
. , lead pencil, foolscap and 'Nth reader. Exam
1. Ilion to begin at 9 o'clock, A. H.
A. A. KEENEY,
County Supt.
Towanda, Pa., Sept. 2S, 1871
• .
131J13LIC SALE.—The Orwell Edri
cattonal Association will Offer for sale on the
ptemises, to the highest bidder, on TUESDAY, No
vember 10th. 1871, at 1 o'clock, P. IL, their three
g
oty school building and lot; containing one acre
o land, and situated upon Orwell Hill. Possession
vett April 5, 1875, Terms made known on day of
e. , S. N BRONSON', I
, A. PLATT.
' 0. O. rursaiF, I Trustees,
E. C. BULL. '
J. L. PENDLETOI 1
-
°rival, Ps., Oct. 3, '7l
UDITOR'S :NOTICE. —ln • the
.... matter of the estate of Ruth Northrup, late of
i nroe, deceased. - Id the Orphan's Court of Brad-
TTCounty.
he undersigned, an indoor appointed by the
nrt to dietributolunds and marshal asset* In the
llands of Joseph B. Smith, administrator of Ruth
. orthrup, late of Monroe, dciceesed, ts 111 attend to
t e duties of his appointment at his °Mee trt To
ands borough, Pa., on. WEDNEADAY, the Oh day
cif November, 1874, at 10 o'clock, A. V 11.,, when all
persons interested must be present and make known
their claims, or bo forever debarred from the same.
U. 3. XADILL•
Molitor.
0ct.15, '7l-4w.
EVANS & MILD
Call attention to their open
ter Goods, which Is the! for •
they hive ever exhibited,
WI to &lei; to their
BLACK BENUE
r r r T 3
BLACK FZIPRESg
mere, - Camel's Hai
press Cloths, Satins,
Cotton and Wool
Poplins, Alpacas, R
Shawls, Blankets,
sipvires, Flannqls,
Ginghams, Shirting
ms, Cottons, Zze.,
Towanda, Pi., od. 1, ' 7l-
DRY GOODS
yr.r.n CIITTER,
, DOORS.
New
~ e l and
at l pricei l
may be
BLACK TAM
BLLCK BR
CAS,
BLACK ALP
DIM
BLACK C
11!
EEL!
MI
BLACK ITALIANS,
IED
BLACK C
EIBI
BLACK
RAPE .
' BLACK D
shade
AlEo all the uew
, Mer
CB:
,urges
:pa, &c.
I
,
ock o
Also a large st,
aterpr
It Ski
DEE
NEW FALL .40
■
Who are economically
•• • • I ,
invited to call and 'eland
Stock of Goods. WS oft
ractive assortment
=
-LT
EX.CEEDINGLY, Q LO
MI
ME
US a
Oct. 7, '341
- I . •
• ' •••••''
„ Legal. ' - •
• • •
GEZ4ERALI ELECTION. PBOQ
LASDITION.4-1. 3. V. than,. High Ilherfla
pf Dradsord Cauntl, Conutonwealth of Penneylsa-
Ria, do hereby,make know* and Ova notice to the
rucsofro of th t e coanty aforesaid. thit. au elwAloa—
will be held la the said county°, Bradford, ea = . .•-
.
TUESDAY; the ld Day of NO,VE3IBEB;IB 7
- •
for the purpose, et electing the. starers! rrsone
•
Fall and
ost COM
which ca
hereinafter named viz:
(me persOn for the oftl , a of Vent: mint Governor
of the Commonwealth of PensylvanisiA
One person for the Mlles of Auditor (delimit of;
the Commonwealth' of Pennsylvania. It '
Otioperson for tim °lnce of Secretary of intc.tnal
Affairs of the CiercutionWealth of Penneylvanfa. i•
• One person for the office of dodge of the itupreme
Court of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
One person, to represent this distrtict in the
Congress orthe United stats. i I I• .
One person to represent this distrf4 In the senate
of Pennsylvania. •
Three-persons to represent this eounty in' the •
General Assembly Of Pennsylvania. •
Ond person for ?I)t.ttrlot Attorney of Brsdiord •
county. ' I J.
One person for County Commtastonerif Bradford
county. I : " • -
One parsec for County Surveyor of Bradford
One
• -•--.
One person 'for County . Auditor' *of Bradford
County. I
I oleo hereby make known and give notice Gat the
place of holding the aforesaid election in the several
wards, boroughs. districts and townships within the
cxranty, of Bradfor&aro is follows to Wit.: • ' •
Armenia, at the house of Johnl. Becker, •.
Alba borough, at ' the house formerly occupiea"by
D P 'Knapp. I • I I
Albany, at the Bahr echool house. • •
Asylum, at the sChool house no-c 9.ller*s.
Athens. borough, at the honed formerly occupied
by E. 8 Mathewson:
J
-
Athens tsp., at the house formerly occ-uptuf by
•-'• - ' •
ound
, ,
Burlington borough , at the Rom House.
Burlington twp 4 at the RoYse House, Borlio , ;too
borough. ,' I ,
Burlingten West at the 3I E Church.
Bar C 'ay, at the silinol house. '
Canton borough , at the Central House.
Canton twp..'at too Keystone House Canton baro.
Colombia, at the'house of Jas. Morgan.'
Franklin, at the house of fi S Downing. .
- Granville.at the house of B. F. Taylor.
Herrick, at school home near D. Ddrand'a. -
Lettaysville, at house formerly_ewapied by 1 It
Fletcher. , 1 1
B Li t std. honseaormerly occupied by C 1310acidg'd
Uncy, at Centerl school bongo. _
Monroe tp. house once occupied by 11, It Rockwell
Monroe born, house once o^cripied by E Taylor.
.orwell, house of 'Francis Woodralli
Overton, school.house No 2. , ' .
Pike, at the house of Traver Bosworth.
Rome twp, at the Academy in Rome boro:,
Rome boro, at the Academy. ' '
Itidgbury., at the house of Benj. Hermann., • .7
Eiliestiviulniat the Valley House. •• '
Springfield, at the houso formerly occupied by
Jena° Hammond. l, I 7 i,. 1
Standing Stone. at he house. f Almon Stevens.
Smithfield, at the bouie-,forniterly occupied by A.
J.Jeronld. '- , ! -1
1 ' - ! _
Sylvania bozo, a ti the house of Chills Merritt.
South Creek, at e house of C. E. Coe. - -
Terry. at the, house of Jacob Frutchy.
Towanda Nara—First Ward, at the; Hotel of Pat
rick Sullivan. SecOnd Ward, at the Court House.
Thltd Ward, at the Third Wird Grocery - Store.
Tawanda tier). atischool house near H. L. Scoti'e.
Troy twp; at holies of V. M. I,ong in Troy boro
Troy iboro, at the house of V. M. Lope'. ,
Th carom, at school house near Jas Black's.
Ulster, at the house oi, S. B. 11.5riconib. . •
Warren. at the house of - IL Cimper.
Windham. at the house of B. Koykendall.
WS - alhring, at the boos') of J.; IL Block: ..„
.WiLtnt, at the house of A. J.'Stone. , -
.
Wysox. at house formerly occopied by S. M. Reed.
Wells, at the, house of L. Seelf-yl ' a
At all elections hereafter held modes the law-, of
this commonwealth the polls Isbell be opendel at
seven o'u'tlet a. Ea., and closed at seven o'cl - .),:k
p. in. ! • :. 1 . i I 1 -
And further. that every person, excepting josile."
of the p. ace, who Shall hold any Mike or appor.nt
moot of profit or trust - under the government of the
United States, or of this State, or of any city or
incorporated district,' wiadher a commissioned,
°Meer or other-tap, a subordinate ,fileer, or ag , -nt,
who is, or elan be emplord ic r.der the legislat!ve.
expel' ire or Judidiary depart ant of this State. or
of the united States, or of auy gity .or, incorporated
district. and also that every Member of , contrast,
and of the'state legislature, and of the elect of gem
mon council of any city. or commissioners .. , f Iny
inniorporated district. is by law incapable of- h'l'd.
ing or exercising. at this aline time, - the .021 co or
appointment of fudge,, inspector or clerk of any;
electit.n of this cdmmouwealth; and that no Inspec
toriladee or other', ofticer of any such election shall ,
be (11.0.bie'to any office to ho then Voted for. • ---
(Hien under my: hand, at my office in Towanda.
thlki lot day : of October, a: D. 1574., and in the ninety..
ninth year of the independence of the I.7nh'ed
SW:m. l. 1 ' I I • J. M. SMITH, Sheri'.:
Filimat - r - 01£1tE, October 1 / 1 3 ,4.
.
CLO
in Ca
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CM
of Ser
Emp
WI
f Clo
•
P.O 9.4A.T10N.1--IVHEREA.S.
I lion. PAUL D. MORROW, Preeldent Judge of
the l'eth „Judicial Distriet,couslatincor the comet) ,
of Bradford, andi Hone. C. S t Ittsse.u. and S. D.
!Arluxiite Judges in andlor raid county
of 'Bradford, hawing isened their precept bearing
date Ithell l day septenaber,v474,to me directed tor.
hchl.Boc,!a Court of Commbn Plea, and Quarter F. 58-
eioFle. et Troy, foe, the County of Bradford. on Mon.
da c yt . lie l 2ctlidl of OCTOBER, to continue .no
,Atk
, J. M...SMITH, Sherif%
•
A UDITORM NOTICE. —ln the
paatter of tle estate of rerliLiand Gable, late:
of Rome, deed. .ln. the Orpheus' Court of Bradfozd
County... , I
The l undoridguqd,, an Auditor appointed if,y the
court to (11,4p0e, of exceptions to the anal accoslnt
• of 'Elizabeth B. and Henry Gable ' Administrators of
the eet.,to of Ferdlnand 13able, late of Rome, de'd.
will attend to the kintiee of hie appointment at hie
°Mee in Towanda Borough, Pa., en WEDNESD Al
the 4th dry of Naufa
vEE34-. 1474. at 10 o'clock, A.
• M., when all l arons liatereWd tenet be prea..nt
and, rLake know their or be. forever do- .
barred from the dame. • JOHN W. Itrx.
ocurx-4• i Andifor:
EIZI
to, Pri
nYs D
11010:00,
AL T DITOR ' S NOTICE. —ln the ,
Matter of tile estate of German Titus, lata of,
Pike, deceased. In the urphan's Court of Bradierd
County. , . ...i • .
11.11r.dereigne.d, ,an auditor appoiritcd by . the ,
Icourt to distriblite money in the hands of Levi I
Weds, administrator of said estate, as shown by his I
final ccount, wili , attend to the duties of 1:08 ap 7
roiniment at his Lilco in Towanda borough, Pa., on
TUESDAY, November 10th, 1874, at 10 o'clock, A.
]f-, 'when. and Where I all parsons having, me:ain,
upon Said fund must present' them, or else benr-,
over debarred from coming In upon tbe,same.
JOHN W. MIX,
Oct. 15, '74 4w. ' ' • Auditor. -
A
t S
N .OTIC . ..
ITDITOR' •
E.—Jas. Fos
.
1
ter vs. Jay channel. In the COiart of Common
Pleastat,Bradford County. No. 130 I.ec. Term, 1572.
Also J. P. Kirby ye Jay Chaapel t - An the Court of
Coinmon Pleas o Bradford County. No: 627, Feb.
Term. ' I -
The mall reign d, an Auditor appointed by the '
Court to distribn o money in the hands of the filacr
iff, arising from tale of defendant's real estate, will -
attend to the duties of his appointment on Friday,
'thenth day of November, A.. D. 1874, at one 0'c1.7..1ic '
P. ax., at the office of Peet, Davies, In the Bozo' of
Towanda. atichteli time and place all persona con.
cerned are requested to bo present, and they slitil
be heard. I , It. A. 3LEUCLIt, Auditor
Sept. 24,1874. - I • ,
ORPHANrS ' COURT SAYE.—By
virtue of an order issued out or the Orphan's
Court of Bradfor County, the undersigned; admin.
istratriz of the estate of John Demorest, late of
Windhsna, deceased, will expose to public sate on
the premises, °ill SATIDIDAI, November 7, 1t5 . 74, at
2 1-9 o'clock, p. in., the following described pieco or
parer,' of land situate in Windham aforesaid, and
bonded and described as follows, viz i Beginning
at a hemlock thd southwest corner of a lot formerly
owned by Dennis Sullivan; thence east 83 and 3-10 -
rlth
pees to a postfor a corner; thence South 95 and
4.10 per to the oiartheast corner of a lot,formsrly in
posseseion of Hiram Russell', thence' west 83' and
3-10 per to a post; thence north 04 and 4-10 per to .
the place of beginning, containing fifty sores,- be the
same more or 17 i ie, and being' the same land t. on.
soyeld to said - Jo n Demorest - by Dan'el Shoemaker,
by deed dated, April 27.1869, and recorded October
14, 1869. in the Oleo forrec ,rding deeds in and for •
said county. in Deed Book No. 04, page 183, Ac. '
TER \18.4.--889on the property being struck dz.r.cn,
$2OO on confirmation of sale': and $3OO in Ono year
thereafter ; the ala C. in two i. gust annual pay
nients thereafte , one and two years from conlirma ,
tion.) with inte st on Whole', sum or sums unpsid
frosn confaznati n. M ANY A nrstottvZ i
rl ,,
Obi. 15, "It ', ' I Admisistra a.
MI
ncline
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RPHAI • TS ' COURT SALE.:I3y •
virtue of :pa order Issued not of the Orphans' •
Court of Bradford County. the undersigned, Admin
istrator of the estate of Charles M. Young. late of
Albany. deceased. will expose to public sato on the
premises in e sylnm township, in said county, on
TUESDAY, Nolember 10 , 1874. at 1 o'clock, P 3f.,'
the following deseribe.l real estate :
~ , LOT No, 1. 13aalnnIna an is white pint: stump.
corner-of A. D. lEnung: thence alone the same h .
87 deg. west 113 nerches to a pest and stone corner; :.
thenoe north Vi; deg east along the said Ellenberger
80 and 7.10 per in a Atone corner; trteiwn aioulf3and
of Silaq Bonee abnth 87 r" deg east CO and 8-10 p.r to
'Neorner: them+ alone fends of A. D. Young south
21,. deg west 5•I per to a corner ; thence alon4 the
same south 87, , i deg east 57, mothser to a corner
thence south 2,1. deg•west 25 p place et be
ginning, contating 38 acres. and 30 perches, more,
or loss, said Moses Ellenberger reserving the sawing
timber. wi h right to 'cut anhanl off, being Fame
piece of land e9nceyed by M. Ellenberger and wife
to Chas. M. Young. by deed dated January 7,,.1870,
and recorded in Deed Book No. 96, 13 1 . 1 .Ze 99 . ko•
Lor No 2. The interest pf Charlet'. M. Young in
the following Int in Attylcint : Beginning al'il stake
1 and stones corner of A. D, .Young. - B. M..l*Onson
and the Raid Charles M. Yonne.; thence along the
sahl'lt. M. Johnson north 87 deg west 58 per to a
corner; thenc north 8 deg, east 53 per to a white
pine stump orner •, tbenc , . across bead of pond •
south 87 degi
cid 13 per to an ash tree corner;
thence north 1 de' west °And 2•10 per to a !drub
corner; thene north 20 3 ; deg east 19 per to a post
corner; thence north 75'; deg east 22 per to a hem.
lack tree corner: thence north 87 1 4 deg west 24 and
5.10 per to al post cornea, in line of Silas 13,,ne0;
thence alone the said Bongo and Charles 1. Toting .
south 8 deg %mast OR per an'd 7-10 per to the place of
beginning coptaining_29 acres and-6 per lea. more
or less, beineithe same piece of land contractsd,by
'loses Vilenberg,cr to Charles M. Young. by contract
dated January 7, 1870; rfor the consideration of
$290.38. payaple in six equal annual payments of
$48.40 e • cb. rrith interest, on all unpaid. :The said
Charles Id, Yonne bad made in his lifetime the fol
lowing payrOnte on said (contract via : January 2,
18 7 1. SCA 00;amomber 2ti 1871. 952.021 October
' 1873. sl2.oo;lin all $1300 ?. -That the balance , of said
I purchase motley is unpaid] and the Interest of said
Charles 'Af Yonne in said;; contract will be sold. and
the purehaset• take the same eubjec to said contract.
• TERStit— 2.5 on each lOt' on the property being
it
strnerdown one half the:ll4lnm on confirmation
of sale, and he balance :ln six months from Raid
cionarmatiow with interest. • [
1 !;Pirmtp STONEMAN, '
Asylum. Pi., Oct. 1, '7•l'. • Administrator.
•
VOR ' BALE--OARRIAGE AND-
1 '.2.. SET Of' SINGLE PIARNE9I:-The carriage is
a good perManent top, city made, for one or two
horses. and cost $7OO. It has been newly ' painted,
and is in every respect strong and In good order.
It tnay ho seen for a short time at the carriage shop
of Mr. srmaY. The 'betties, is of superior make.
silver-plated and in perfectly good condition. En.
quire of R-04 MIAS. E. MeILYAINE or E. T. FOX.
!Towanda, l Oct. 1, '74-tl l ,
•-•-
PRICES
CO
LOR
Ea
Nereby given En all
.1A persons. knowing themselves to bo indebted
to the subsnriber, eltber' by judgment or no' e, to'
mate immediate payment mud all indebted by boot
account aro*nested to come and .settle the °am+,
by note or payment, at once: It this call ts rejected
it will be my duty to proceed forthwith tindAr the
law to compel payment and settlement of neecnnts.
Don't forgat, bear in mind that wets voll be made
=doss attention is paid to this call so 011•
ALIERricTIAN.
Toisanas, 900 2D 1914.111