Igt-kttitund.
.‘:'.,vz Y0:.. - e 0 - A - N" Sri.—Every intel
erit ti er of the soil will vim' it
:at '‘whatsoever a man ao*eth that
all -he al - so reap." If one sows
r. plarits inferior seed, he cannot
, --r-Pt a bbnr.tifnl crop of either
-..-I. --
711..„ .,
---:,...,,- or i
~.n. ,Smad and half,
ant:red kernels of wheat, Oats, rve
-.?.corn - Cannot be expected to yield
- ‘•-..z.1s Elnd ears filled with plarno
-.A hea-v kernels. If one plantA
• t •, , ,d of carrots, parmips, turnips
7 1 caLLage which grew in the small!
- -i= ar.d the , hillt=armzed panicles:
r 'The sler.der F..terns, he cannot pro-,
-.....r' f i• lar , e. r ,. ..•'-;ts, even if the soil has,
e-c• Ero-a2Lt to an tied:Ent state of
--..-
In .Itv. •
. • .
L.i.s 7-"ests the great importance
j.
f r-.' - -'in7. seed of the choicest pielity.'
t w.:l
c , - - .t no rn-,re to rails! one'
and 1,151..e1E. 13eets or turnips..
acre, than ,thr.a` hur.dred, if
at.-I 1;4-aTy - Gee'. ' :
F
Tr_ t."; pr,ducts
of va,r 3,en sr.getabiea, aelea •fl
carrotii, a few turnip,
and plant them
_earl 7 in the ,growing
Thr:y Flould be planted
FIENI
thirty ins.:Les apart, that the
r alL•ple7i - •cm Epread.
t?. (1 1},;(;:=0=.1 , begin to appeai-;
r'r brarohe',
Sr.nr or rive !rentra.
- ~ Z .
than cap l
kernel cf
:p:ZILtel, pre..;-:
-Turrtir.:e ar.d
MIME
in pro.tiEnity:
dr.-.=,iarefi for
-•-: I i
pt.c, 17. -3 :11
_ - r) Lir
~ Lo- r _., t l I,c- •
1
-T. , it of
i. r 01:er,, • e• - , ti.at
I E••f:II.: 'Lay
. .~~~'_. ~'=i~
Eli
(. 1 4 . :Ltre
r 7 71 , ;) t
r:-..-.r.ic_:‘,.:=l Gr_carrots
---.) ::in tr, tun brown:
r...'rlt - 1 , ; •?_,- of caLliv4e. an,l,
lf,i 1 , , ,, : tr . €.r, qn.e..!..
- f:7-::i 1,.(: cut. of,:" ci,.:i•-•,..
4
: .
-1.1 h-1 -.: 7 n 2 ip .=,
Mail
Le
Eli
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r#: ~...c.:,..;:t;:i ,-::::
,or, Ur or 'a tarr4(
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lIMI
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1111
2 r t .1
' ) ? : -'3 -t..i.ap:z to tLe - 11rif:,:i uctii
(:.-1 , -
are - Ifni:: n:gureri. - 181..
nra‘:r for a
tLii
s~ii - come to
Parrier than i n ti, r ,
=AO, - will Uo
-,,e',ir - ',-,:l1.-.:'.',,i
E
7;1 eri.eural)(:r and
r-,L:oultl Le
nat..l
arc' cliy; thtn,
y rif cay,. if_fr-Lov , ;-• tlif)
or a I,riarti (,r Fs
art. Tie., vittility of Fuck
, it,t'Ar()yr-f1 1)y f.:"()o
f)r
r.:pp..fl2 ptOV(..
111 M
iiaturiug their
IME
•It'difl-feLt through the ,
"••;:F . .ora. The Heeds
4111 ripen in Jutie,
-. , ..Li:•• • (,t.1',er_ . .t. Will ripen till Sep
oi-to1)(-r. It will require
few to attend to the
r9.thering of •all
in - ; - •.;:;n-i•(1., if he rill atti,:nd
, -rt.ittter at the pro Per
vr ,, ';v:LV
E
-t..f
hair, that is' lirrie
in purifying qa ,
Llftriv ,fartur.Lts 1.0: tie
fir raore a , : a ff.rtill , e,
i,(,foro f its lig a
E:ui, tancre after,
.1 11(1P, lut -I,arq
f,f (Ati.Lifiive use,
,r ;rd of Nriw
Waii Waite . ha:6s
- e a aprZif.:(l in the way of atop
'r,;71;211 . lia4, , Atire. AS it
r ow of the gas woitks i it is in a
usually
• ;••••,11.;4. , :iiiv with
1i; :,;ii. it i 5 quite diffcrent
• or fresh slacked
find it in easks i lbut
in r ilicieney to that,
iful iu7nlix- in a cuarfie
of weeds, lua'soc,B,
• 'r• •:1 L.m.,ip;119, kr': It 14 also
'•;" , •! , 1•-;‘ , (:lax soils, wlvre It
.E. spread over the stir
!., fool' ti.t.re or plowed,or bar
I in. NVe•,woulil spread it
;4 - y cold inoi...• l y pfihtlM:S. Gith
r(-taiiil a portion of its • original
ct. i . rifiti:r: as a hydrnt of • lirne, but it
- 11;; ai..inired, in addition to that, a
still/bur, a porti ,, n
is in a tree and if
-4•, , ,5f;r1 it will unite with the . ()Igen
r,l Li,-10Ini): 4 1)iir.2ri:, - huRL if t4ere crania,
c•or . :itsct. it
it any uitnoniacal
'l' • "-- r
tri:,ll -Liatindi, it will
- - -,Life and suipliiite of andeonia,
:.1. , 1 o,irthe crop. It
I,::,st c! P.l):),i .1 al \vith barnyard
u; itLUTn if iinkii,..ll4tily cir - arcd np
Y. - it ii • P/otigi, 'Man.
FINE ANDAltsy. !TAY. —rrodricers
!.fl. tkorcietirees grizzled to . know why
cl I v-hiiyers generally ask for .cc.)arFe
-, , ,-/.ll•Ulamircd _hay in preference to
the more terdlar and in reality more
The Lice ,S prJ
thus enlightens them: City
feed hay for a different purpoge
than the farmer. The farmer feeds
lit fur, its nutriment...and as a principal
fi while the city man regards
gr:Tin the cheapest food and only
irises sufficient bay to make bulk in
the stomach nod for the purpose of
_health. Coarse well matured timo
thy 'serves the purpose better than
the early•cut and tine grasses. They
do not desire such hay as will .tempt
'the": horse to eat too much of it.
Straw would answer this purpose if
cut and raised with this grain abont
•
A) NOT Youß ,HossEs.-
14( st domestic aninials are as keenly
alive to their own interests as a man
of. bus,iness. They can make bar
stick to thorn, and, make you
:aid: to them also. I have a little
ufare who nsed to require six men'to
catch her in the pasture, but I car
eoro_tri her fur a long time with
out trying to.. tsko her, leaving the
corn on the Next, I induce
hpr to eat the crrn whilst I' held it,
loavitig Ler, free. Finally! 'I
. 11.truded'her to follow mo, and now
corn() trbtting half a mile at my.
r.i , •t:i., ditchcs, fording
Li,: ,ks in the darkness .and,rain, or
. Ifav Ig.t.tuble fog. Silo followH inn
.d..; a ti :f4 i4table and I gal
-0:4 corn there.—Bat ;t in a
Ifilrrain
ISO
I=M:=Ill
ej e r, woollo of liawfam wild l'aisi
;;;If.w . ittf lw gruhtAtki pr4ictBi6n, cad
tie C o t (4.4 iii.it)S4 quality nu I.ll`t
I,roduclid by cultivation, _
L4nrzrfirnale Xjtpa#mptt.
(!ciarsurrze OF ASSOCILTE EDITORS :
E. E. Qrna...r, W.-H TEolusos,
Calwron,o, E. L. Blurs,
•
Tit Cis ir rirni•rei ega aan Left
la a II : . 11alint cOpet to tbe deterttanntiOn to Wire from
ar " * T "' ? scr.'re timidness, I arrernder font* rni entire stock
,‘..l4.rs:r C.. - ' 4 - une, ra.,',ed to report the rantner.--or •
sla;r : nit ors-es of startu....g a .
ornrt, thrzse, nr.4 • Len aze tett:7' started '
A,
ire nnt ap ple ettb appnlogAes the Inn V: ne in
the
w, pre-sett.: s= :e :145.p:tags aLI itat. **an: r , ,34 t I
Lycz., at tt:t. Azt.tetta:t:t. meet.
t.vpi LtrAft. - •:,; LITE , 7:-.:rtt trt.z, cat
I: it & ttel-;.•74. - ible r".e. te,1,..-ber Q I.r , g_egrerr.
tie it Ire fa:Iel: ibtt cionev. - ...te.. A sox!. qf Teri
,V 3.0
W.A-S=.wu a w,:rty,
ye:l.ft. vs& by
7:.4t7r3ZE se:l...xi:zed Le sm. timared SrtQt 'C
•
Lc:7 1 11.2 C4,-rZt• fie: c 4 1.1.. e
- CoptnC
trts3. az.d :f a trze-tr
7S-Se2."Te i.:11 et:pslated 'wages:Lis pit
tter. If, I.= at aa:er.,l, sad
.1 ilk: res,;ect 7.. at bertc.ied c;pcv.
Lt:e. =Am
pr-,bi.bly
: yt•, *t.:7 ti.st !iv!,
MEM
EMI
EEO
Icu ktcrir ; ob.tl;:ed
rfse..r: ~..sll:4'• t .s tax-- 8.7.2 t 2.1.4
.: Ltt a; 4 al. - 4a..1. 2,, ft:r Ile trce :4A:clef:Lyra a
:-.., i ;i. sr.: k:.1.....:::..1 - ,..f., it Lis ;11:rts apt itatz_ess
at.; . ..,:.:1•2
tr..t.t :.-..wa.: .
ce
x
1!_o • t. Latzfe; to 30 z..:e
I=
Ltit flite
:• kw!
that 1...!
e - =', - ;.h 11r,
akr.i I.fr ,
sr.d. I zu:_it.ste L «Lei t.-.l.ther
ME
::' %~ ...e c~CaCac ?; c::~+ an: ~.. ~i~`p n"zs:ee
gut cat_..._. I:tit az.4 Ft. 1.-
m,tt!. vr.tL wt,Vt br.r,,;
ar..2
`t.. .:r gTzrzi wtth tLe sivkc-ri tf
At. fr.ere • Lap: Leta
. ,
sz. , ! that have
tt.!;.ta:ll To.th rlch htgh
the:r
after - t..1.t , :r ELaii
r. , ,t1....r.:7-.lla. A:: '11 , 17 , c , r. 1171
•
f 1...r-91,
1.:
rat - re :e :0 polr.nr 'exert
f' 1 1!ood: thir: :Le a."l pop h. dolar. Le.ok
t echo:, note the Lrictht «Tot. and ea;.:e? faces
that riottet yo.;r: er.d reo.•rr.lyer f precept
examtie racy cl.t.dow erne thoir you r.v
woe, or -ea.,' tees ilven to m—ow Into
yyr dig. Thy hf.ls'Jr... - . etne - ,anittr'37, end
if thoa art faith fc..l to :te ea - red trap:, thOi PLC: be
v.* arded,f here: In the hereafter, and msyhap,
!ht.-holed ti..y - ' - oz.re, that note cot now thy
toils may the. f....tr...re rite op sod - call the* blessed.
s tea , i:^7 ., ! v-i...ar.oa to 0r..0r Wt tI shoold only be
li , :pon by:. he. oh') Lice to &V fot. Its work.
T Eli: pnrat.t. eeti,hg thin eld of lib &Loci.' have
a =',"•;lt•f. eitt.c Latr.re, an ever., well'dieriplizeol
temper, aid 1. , ..-ceeka an aro , oine,re to 1, lan
all the/ —whiteter bts Lind f.ndeth_to dd.';
rahke Are ti.he we-Shall see'
t iat the rofen;:On of :ewe:A , : Lan made rapid etrldea
txoward hor.or. ('d ' , peed the , day when the irne.,
eirro ot
t, corarn:teht teacher shalt he preferred to the
ii,erooaht trod end Wtatr) a fltneae for th`e
'Lodi be 1.1. 1 e nue moat importaat rev:Atte.
Theo, and rot till then, than our schoota become
what tie wise and good world hare them. Than
and not II I then, shall w• to the children of cur
eroy.yartg the privileges that a coantry of light
1 '
f.,1 Lterty, Eke cur sbcgild
and then ~hall vace end immorality prepare
and right aid ;retire tr.:ndin highest
. :
7 cru. , -.l;iLg th,
, f.: ar.d f_,a.r::,.
ruit !d:',141,1
, 2 n.ecempenaiation of teachers In ttg., United States
ranges from the arrioLint pall to an off.ce boy to that
prt P. a clerk, and the majority of, Leathers come
un , iier the . f.rrner compar.soMrattier than the latter.
We do not compare the wages of teachers with
tnose of hod rarrters and day laborers; because not
a' respectable rtilnortty of teachers enjoy such
giirierons ,omperisat.ort as do the indoatrious gen
tlemen with whoa we would compare them. The
average pay of the teachi're Of the Stitt of New
iiiqk is a little less than two dollars per Working day.
ai4.l to mako r•ven tha averagn fa reilutred the Bala_
rhea c.f than cr four nnndied'Trine:pals and in.
ktru..tor.a who get !trim tar to fire thr, t i,atid
pi r year rit.7_l,“ • In Panne:, Ivan is tle pay aver - eon
ten' per cent. leas than in New York in Masa
aiihuset*s'the ever3i; in a little better, perhaps Le
(ause of She' greater prf.potticn of high priced
P'ritic,palai If two dollars a day ix the highest
urge that ran be rear Led, no one will. wonder at
find.tig that leas than one dollar per 'w - o'rkingr day IN
the ann,,,e1.1. - 11 some of our citzent consider tidy'
ti . l7 for h instructors of their children.
h t..ln the pay, what to the wort t Wi aels•
tiir.• to Ley that not more than one teacher In a hon.
dred atPrOpts to do. anything but listen to recite•
tio:re and!impoae penalties and punlabinenta when
ti,e rrritat,vua are 1 uip.rf ectly ghe.n. Ederatien In
full !el.'s'', and as it Lea w:thin our power to glee
th n, IA Lut slightly attempt d in our
to , le We pay peekle to cram the tiletnories o f
one children, but there we atop. Ir the teadler
chaos , ' to do more, we racy be phased to allow the!
experiment to be wade. but people who have' . at'
trop' -d to improve the grade of a ow.Jlnot will re
.r4ernber bmw the enthw.laaln which greeted the alb
etrz• t ;des gave way to quspici , ua 'cone;ercatism
41:en It b,earne ei Went that the pocket Was to be
a . pya.sif44l to.
tpir ;.. - tiocl+Ttnay be made far better thou th•y
koar aro, and .suggeati . ons an to the methods to be
~.7.picyed are' corAtantly, bethg given by people 'in
whom the : public:: Lave . confidence. Ike are told
What :night be do: . .e, and are fa formed cf many
tfr.tis that aro undone. We admit that .youth is
the formanve:pertrA of I fe, snd we know, by obser
vation of brilliant graduates who have failed in life,
that tnetnory la riot of Itself a forMative means of
ipflicient power. Rut who is to carry out the adml
ribi,
wl.emen of education which are auggented ?
(j . .ir dollar-a-day teachers Cannot' be expected to do
It, fir thoeo of LLCM 'eh!) . have the requisite ability
arc fitting thernativea fors...rne art where their &ha
lf:PA aill recites pecuniary 'recogtition. A teacher
au. lo as children des , rv.t, generally has ability to
Rh tie as a liwYer, business manager or minister;
and If he has energy and s decent desire to provide
f4r his fa idly, he will abindon hie profession It
the Drat pr..oble opportunity. That such in the
r esac, and always has been, will be speedily believed
by soy lice whoee duty it is ,to find a eapable.prin
cipal for • school. And what inducement Is offered
t i y ounger men and women to qualify themselves t
teach ? We believe ire do not exaggerate wiura we
say that so far from its being a promising commer
cial venture the prßspect Of • teacher has in It as
llltle material compenaal lon as that of a missionary,
with leis of that human appreciation which is so
dist to the preacher of the Word among the het
then.
.
:There is only one remedy. and that Is money.
l'Or as good pay eat confidential- business : manager
receives. men may be :found to .properly superin
tend a Large school, and for the pay of the different
grades of capable clerks. the superintendent may
obtain competent. assistants. ♦ sum like that which
farmers pay to the manager of a training school for
Lanes, would induce an intelligent person to mam
ago as many 'children as his neighbor the br•rse
tialner, manages of animals. I If we glirwe.en as
Muchlnoney to those who would build the charae
tfo a our children as we 4.14 - to those who ba , one
brick upon another, in lit:Main our houses, we may
be able to inks the profession of teaching a more
Inviting one - Dot while teachers' pay remains as it
is, we may expect the teacher's desk to be what, as
rule, it is, a:Sl:asylum for mental laborers who have
elsewhere, and a temporary makeshift for
pSople of brighter wits.—Teacher at Work.
2111 alt 111!ITS TO TUCITICIA.--00 to school to Urns .
Call school at the - right time. Have the pupils come
In promptly and qnlettr.., 'Write out the Order of
atomises. Arrange your programme well as ion
can. Carry it out to'the minute. Consider it tau
necessary for you to follow it as It le for the chit.
deeri to fallow It. Provide enough work for every
eiery pupil, Suppress whispering. Secure the co.
operation of your pupils, Lead them to see that it
is', their interest to have good order and a good
school. Require hard 'study from tbs pupils. - Lead
them to love schooL Give short !emu. *align
them so plainly that nune mar mistake their lesson.
Elave the lessons well studied. Bequiro clearness;
propiiptniaa, and accuracy In recitation, A little,
will known, la of rttat value. Let not bow much,
bat how well, he Your - motto Do not Moist the pu.
pile' at recitation. Cultivate 'abet self reliance.
Itelftielp Is their beat help. Do not let than IaOIP
etch other. /.11 . 1te an Interest lu study. Be en..
Dina:a/ale _yourself and you will make your puqu
snittigiertic. racouraga those
Trot
nod scoot:it ,
agernent. Review often. Talk ' tut little:: De won
spatesoit Speak kindly sad Ana. U
1f.14 Lee tub pupae, they alit 100 /au. Oslo 1004
.14w, apsystamaat 1s *is Asia Wit
A. A.. KMVEY
The, eft Miszic,n
!1:7.-StalLeit
ar.,l rsr:ed. I! ha tip GI
f.r.lhi• :X
“Let a f...f.-13 :■
st.tr+± . -J! t!at - seri tc.:;,J
.• S za es : ne ct : Le~oted t~uL
tsaer.n , yor.t;
N. 1.0 V:11 , ^1..11 Lfit O'Lly
~ tetl,
Teaches's Pay.
Kiscieliariscr as. I
II 4 4 4 4 4
proRTANT NOTiCE
TO THE PUBLIC
GLASS-WALE,
TABLE:Cu rLEBY,
CHOICE CROCKERY,
YANKE NOTIONS.
. . .
And aD other . goods comMituing m 7 entire Ida* to
:ma., Wire-hat' with the good will of my badness—
hasi4 in the abort scam of two yaws taint op s
incritive and good-paying lacsineek—whtet makes
it a rare oriPortazdty for any one wishing to go into
trade.' s sink) amodnt of motley down. end And
ciao notea , payable boot or short time, will he
taken to payment for the goods
SELLING OFF
.! BELTING OFF
Frc'm t1..4 date I slzsil commence selling off m 7 In
tre Rock of goods of an kids; rignrdiess of colt, st
WHOLESALE, RETAIL, AND AT
AT.TC7JON !
Now is the tiros for Country Merchants,
Hato'', and'; Boarding-Rowe Beepers, new
and old‘married people. ar.d — ererlbody else in
watt. to 117 In a soppy of, all or said' the *bore
vods, at priminnprnaalled In this section of the
ix....ntry. Those coming Ent sal hare the beat op
portradry to =Ate their seectlosut.
Rtar. on Main Street. llnt_l3-4or Bondi of
First Nations! Bank. •
T. C. 00WEN. •
N. 8.-4 U persons Indebted to the subscriber
.vi use costa and trouble by calling tuuredistely
and settling their accounts. by :nosey or mote, as
irzounte mutt be sealed before the let of Starch
sett. , T. C. COWES.
irktal. PL. Jiz 13:1815
pi:PORTANT TO DAIRYMEN
•
The groiring Importance of dairy farming. Leads
Dairymen to' Inquire for' s more etoacrmiad sad
labor-saving way of arm ta.tn than that now in
nee.
THE:ORANGE CO. MILK PAN,",
So extensively need in the Few York Dairy County,
is the =Oat perfect arrangement for sawing labor
and gettliM all the cream contained in milk daring
htd weetrew that is now before the public; can con
trol the: temperature of tile milk- at will by our
pstett regulator, ar-dstsre two thirds of the Mot.
We defy competition. and guarantee to surpass in'
weight and durability any psa in the market. Ea
tire SatIeSCULD in ete27 C 411141 or the pans 13257 be
returned. at our expense, after 30 days' trial.
Apply for circulars and information to •
BEABDSLEZ, Agent.
Warrestham. Bradford Co., Pa.
Jack.f..7s. 3m.
TOW DA
MARBLE WORBPS,
GEO. MoCABE
Its, p.m tetelltn 4 the rs9ert er..wto:
AND
• MARBLE
Leto hatbited lege seotiott, to whim tb try
Invite the stteatitm of the public.
They keeD on band or hard& to order
MONITAIENTS,
TOMB STONES, MANTLES; ke.,
Of eirsh Orb.
VA/400; 1 :d raw :A:11 w
MI
.iPerantato want of anything mu ,tine aee s<
specttally invited to call and riming our alto*.
McCABE & SON.
Tovramls. Kay 1, 1171.
W. Sebl7-
1 , • •
GROCERS AND BAKERS,
First Block North of Ward House.
We hate added materially to oar Wyk and, now
offer a full asaortment of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
CONsISTING Or
TEA, SUGAR, CO FFEE
FLOUR,
PORK,
CIGARS.
LARD, HAMS,
CANNED FRUIT, GREEN FRUIT .
Our Expanses are I Lt lind 'Ware Belling Mods
MET LOW TOR o . AU ere invited to cell and
be cm:minced. GOODS DI IVERED IMEA.
DINNING ROOMS '1
In connection with the &boys, and )IZhiB
AT 'ILL HOURS OF 'THE DAY
D. W. SCOTT & Co
Towanda, Pt., Jul 13, 1173
THE LONG EETABLIt3HED
IfILLEMBY STORE
ow
MISS GRIFFIN .
Hes jug been replenished !pi a fall end
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
MIND AID MO= GOODS.
To which the r r t i : m utton of a% = 4 lll . ago.
!intim& IL K. 021/17r .
Tovends.*Airril TS. "lCli
DAYTON k BROTHER,
Dealers la
`WOOL, HEMS, PELTS, CALF
SIM 111111, ie.. •
sidablidi lOW Ma= van,
OVA ft II
WAGONS! WAGONS 1;
LTO on hand a large ammo
-4LTIEBER AND LIGHT
SELL CHEAPER
Than any other establishment in the
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES
Of every' description insnufsetured
•
Teirsoda. Kari* it, 111.
TAYLOR & CO.,
ARE . OPIECNG THIS WEER, A LABOR STOCK OF
HOLIDAY •
:TRADE
Onr assortment of both Rtaple arid' Fancy Goods
ns now complete, and haring
made Important
reductioni
.o'U'R' P R I C E S,
SPECIAL BARGAINS TO OUR CUSTOMERS
•
Tofisids Ps., Dec..,B, 18U,
WE ...INSURE ALL RINDS OF
PROPERTY
AIIAIEST LOW OR DAMAGE BY
FIRE A-ND LIGHTNING.
Ws reorient over Fifty 1111111ou Capital.
Old Rssdisli and Home Campania'.
LIFE INSURANCE
TII TEL OLDIRT AND LARGEST STOOK 41:16
KVTVAL ocactugne TKE
.
STET= STATES.
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ACCIDENT INSURANCE
Trans one day $o AAA you.
NOBLE ac VINCENT.
rob. It 11EL
MEAL,
TOBACCO,
SgIIPERIOR AGRICULTURAL
MOM= for 8010 by
a WELLES,
TOWAIDA: Pa. •
'Mks No. 3 lleroare Block. ' north alas of flout
Hoots spars.
WHOLICSALI AND EMAIL DULLS AND
Kllitl7AClTl7lll3lll LOUT.
Yow ng Mortises, Horse Powers sad Tbreashere.
Ifbeel Plaster bowers. 'Grata feeders. Ray
Tedder% Berns(Me and Steel Rows. Oe
=All Norse Ross. Mirror Ilalloreand loaning Kula.
Amu Imes, Vern asawirea. ewe sum
; itss COMO POW DI TIP 11011ILD. 001$
*NW! Sea win osiowza. ao.. eo.
=sad drocrlplave. Mastrated printed err.
lobed or siallod free to all applicaate.
It Ina east bat three orate to mend for circulars
ImiNll 3 " '
TatisWM Whim In Towanda. cull and Ns ms.-
Await ft. ", 1t IL WILLEM:
VIDR SALE.—A valuable farm in
Attie& top.. lying 2) miles !tom Athens Born,
sod II miles from Waverly. &Edam' 166 acres. of
*mob iga era In grass and grain. A deity of 25
news bas been kept on It, sna there le basement
stabling foe that number. ' It boa a gentle Incline
d= to the south, and Is warm.'strong land.. It will
be sold low and posesaion Oren Immediately.
Address - E. D. Ditglf. lambs. E. Y.
F -•- D. If. PARK, Athena, Ps.
J. DATIW, on the farm.
26-tf.
~411issis. Nov. 10. 14
A DMINISTRATO,K'S NOTICE.-
iiy o u c e Is bomb* elven that idl persons Indebted
to the (Notate of Egbert aklll'r. Isle of Aoylum.
doossaocl. No coppotod to kilo touoodisto
...r&I!! ill porsoall bliVillo uu t=
11111111110111 Wm 4 s
61 7MM:' 71. ORD . Maii4
r WAGONS
WAGONS -
WHIM I WILL
oonntry.
to.order on short notice.
, JA lEFE3 BRYANT.
ooDs, FOB THE
We feel corltdcnt that we au offer
I
Please'-give na a call.
TAYLOR CO
T HE BE
The ItEATICOTON •
rapidly into favor u • ,
of good cud:ties. asrnel
solaeleaa. rapid, durable
It ia i Ebuttle •
ent of
BEMIS
A Mica-Ina fcr family
erissevw, hal rut with
of sales than any •
...,UENTSGTOti NO, 2.
A Xactine for inanu!aetustor; family use,
;ready for delivery only air,Ce Jane, Das), for rang',
Perfootico. and Tarkif or work. Ls without a rival In
in family rot' wo:kaliop.
GOOD AGEN TS 'WANTED!
1
Send tar circuit:4 to
REHINGTON SEWING MACHINE CO., ILIO3I
I
BROTH OFFICES Oi-IiEIpIiGTON COMPANLEP.
E. Rind INIITON
REMINGTON sEurrsG 3!. co.. 1. /LION. N. Y.
REMINGTON AWL CO,.
• 211 Broadway Artna. =
Madison F!/.. ti. Y Se•a r inc , ,Macbrn.a.
Chicago, ZY,' BLitt St, B. MAihin.a and Aram.
Wa.t.ingtr,n St.„ Sewing SlacLinea.
Cincinnati. lAI, 'Feat itb St., S „Machines.
Utica. 12't GenNiao. , Sawing 'Machine,
Atlanta. Ga.. Der,i:re'a Opera Marietta
St..l Sewing Machines.
Wathingict., D..F., 521 7th Fit., S. llachlr.ea.
rehrtury 13.15:5
C O A L! COAL
OLD. TOWANDA COAL YARD!
PIE.Dcz & scorr
Take pleaware in annonnethg to; their friends and
tha public generally, that they are prepared to far
ciab any of the fol.owing named Coals In quantities
to snit purchaaera, thoroughly or:eared and slated.
and at a■ low rates as at any yard Towanda. We
keep the beat Coals from the Pittston and Wilkes-
Bane mines.
SULLIVAN ANTHRACITE COAL,
All alsics, from Minya In Sullivan County
BARCLAY, (SMITH AND- STOVE
From the old Buclartninet. We are Sole Agents
We ke l fp en land the
ALLENTOWN LIRE!
Best quality. Also.
COPLAY CkIIENT
A'l orders left at the stores of Long rr Stevens, F
J. Calkins. Horton's,l, Elrby's Drag Store, or at our
Coal office earner of River and Elisabeth's streets,
will receive prompt attention. Please give us a cal!.
B. PIELICE.
Towanda, Pa., FtP p ttuber 10. 1954
CUSQUEHANA COLLEGIATE
IsmTuTE.
The sr cond winter terra of this Institution will corn
mence MONDAY, .I:anusry 23, 1815, w.th the fol
lowing list of ezp•r:enced teachers :
EDWIN E. !QUINLAN, I'aISCIPtt.,
Ancient Langnaer-s, Math and English Branches
E A. B
Commercial, Math;..inatlcal and Scientific Branchee
SUSS MARY E:SLERRILL, Pancarrnites,
Common a - id Higher EngLeh.
MISS MARS I. MASON.
Common and nigher Engi
MLLE J. LEQCIN,
. French, Drawing and Painting.
MISS MINNIE C. HOWES,
Inetramental Music.
There will be the erutonuary elaccifieatlonn of
Ptudeutot and .nch new duces will be Or O . " ,1 tie
the niscile of ittlaf'llift rnsj demand. khrong other
ntrirlies rlacce• will prohabiy eomnietreci Ithetortc,
Physiology and Cheinietry during term.
Eoperial sthititiuri given to the preparation of
young men for burrit.ecs or col:ege.
'Regular inetruction in Lirawinq and Vocal Music,
free of drug.. Iticellerit a.lvantages In Instru•
m.ntol Mu•n: and . Vt'jry, cult ure.
Exto , naea per ter7o, for board, tuition, fuel, light.
waatral. , , «Lc . from 47 to V.'s.
The Toozro , for .b.rio.torlea hare re..ently tree ar
ranged in inita—.l9.mg.roorum etch eleep.ng tome
adjacent—newly carpet.-d, and furrrat,d with new
heating apparatu•, th.• arrangPment4 being all that
muld tr, dep.ir,.‘l for comfort, convenience and
Ttutp.n for .13.t . t.tb , b-nte from $ 4 to $ll per term.
Fur circulars or itirther inforrtabr.o, addr*.aa or
call upon the Priacipal, E. E. QUINLAN, at To
wanda, Pa.
MILI.EL. Fox. Proat Board of Truateea. '
TO OUR .PATRONS
GEO. WO OD k,co.,
PHOTOGRAPHERS,
Grateful for air, voneroun patronage of the
pant year, would Inform all wanting Pictures
that wo are still adding to our establiahment
NEW AND ISfPROVED INSTRUAIENTS,
And adopting tried and approved modes of
printing and retouching in order to secure
FINER PHOTOGRA PH STHAN HERETOFORE
made outside of the cities, and that We make
ft a specialty to enlarge all klnda of pictures to
any size desired; and enish in Water Colors,
India Ink, or in Oil, in tho •
BEST STYLES VERY LOW PRICES
We also endeavor t , ,ake all the time posal
, ble in making childrens pictures. an ax to se
cure the brat results.
; We are constantly adding to our dock of
All new patterns and tasteful styles, and fur
nish them at a small advance from coat prices.
May 14,1873.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
AT THE FIRST WARD BAKERY.
MRS. MARY E. KITTREDGE
Thteing parch
Cowles' Bakery,
parclueed - an en
kM'M
Salted to the trad!
Gioczauts, TY.AiI
FROTINCLNDIKRI
. Brectars,
ICE C . RFA AI SALOON •
. .
Will be opened in 'connection with the estahlisb
ment, whore ladles and gentlemen can always Bad
the best cream and other delicacies of the season.
•
THE DtNING ROOM
Has been refurnished, and will all times be sup
plied witd substaitial eatables, which artil be served
at reasonable rates. Farmers and others visiting
town will find tidi a convenient place to supply the
wants of the inner man.
IN E I.
rxEc - 1 TOR'S NOTICE.--=
"AL/Notice is here • y given that all persons indebted
to the estate f Martin T. Vangorder, late
of Monroe Twin hip, deceased; are requested to
t ii
make immediate yment, and all persons having
claims against said estate must present thaw
del, authenticated for settlement.'
FRANCIS-I:.
Pl V.ali ott m l)r.ll. 1
l ITEPITITI /t ~ NGO Int, Executors.
A
Dsl2l2 , astßATois, NOTICE.—
. .
.I'l. Note. Is lie .r byglvlatk *tall liersotui Ipdebted,
to the estate of ;s4muid Ba il ey, deceased, late
of itheshequin
,p„ Bradford Co., are requested
to. make Immediate payment:and all persona bee
t,* claims agathst said eststir must present them
dsly authantlasted foe nettlathent, . , ,
1b... tn.•n
A DMINISTRATONS NOTICE.—
J.JLltiolive ie berehy given that all persons Indebted
to tho estate of ~l ,relnlab Wider. late of Asplulu,
decd, must maketnanedate payment. and ail par.
Fans 14avItig 041 • altaiost gala estate must pretrat
Wow duly atltpt wited lot oattlamout•
45'j,wok,. 1.74 • gmuza,
,
INGTON
mscanra has swung
• the beet cembisetion
Lgbt rraultue. smooth,
with perfect. Lack Stitch.
•e, with duttexuakic Drop
: TON NO. I.
rse. in the tkini year of i s
mare rapid theresse of z$
-
• on the =Yet.
I,
Nrw Yowl.
,
Wx. BCOTI
TOWANDA, PA
FRAMES
tho stock and fixtures of H. A
OCK OF GOODS,
]., •ncb lig
CO/171, Darn Tann, CA's=
G3srzerioxszT, Faiss.Bazio,
Mum, Itoz.u6 kc., DAILY
A 'Aeat, and attractive
MARY E. KITTREDGE.
'7441.
1170EIN . B4la!L ar.
Brief Ncites.
,WOODFOBD,
_
AT THE
NEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE .
STORE,-
No. S. 11504 & GIUMTELSBLOCILE*DGE St
Is receiving one of the largest and
best stock of BOOTS & SHOES ever
brought in Towanda,- which he is
offering at the very lowest prices for
Cash, consisting of Onsrs Cars,
& &row., Bors Cars Boors) Lams,
Musiiis and CHILDREN'S Shoes of an
kinds, all, bought direct from the
Manufacturers, and hand made,:all
goods warranted. A stu.. EITOCIC 07
LIME= AND FINDINGS.
Thankful for past favors, I solicit
a continuance of the same.
Torsads, lby, 1, IS7I
NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY !
Oppeette the item Jail,
TOWANDA, PENN'A.
41',NRY STOLEN
Bagwell:a:ly r aszatOrze to kis friends and patrons,
that ha has br.dt a
NEW EISICE CAP.RIAGE FACTOZY,
shot* he - t-onstantly Yeti) on hand a full asenrt
orient oP
1 FAMILY CARRIAGES,
TOP AND OPEN BIN-FEES,
PLATFORM WAGONS,
"TOTTING SULKYS, LND SKELETON'S,
]fade of the beat materiel and fir-JOid in th• beat
city style, Me long expertense in city Cerrtage
Feet Oriel glees him s itschise. sAtTratage OTeZ others
Lia the
Finish, Style and Durability
a( Ida Wagons. AU thity saki IA An
DiSPECTION OF HIS WORK
preilotis to purchasing elsewhere
ALL WORK MARP.A.VTRD TO 01r11 PERTECT
8.427 5740701 f.
Thankful for the LI:or-1 1 4 yitsonage formerly ex
landed and respectfully ask 1 . cont canoe of the
same.
FiE.PdLaLti6 PR.O.M.TLY ATTLCDED TO
redncod pr!eita
=MI
FOUND= A: MACHLNE SHOP
The undersigned having purchased the Fotuidry
and Machine elhoplately owned by John Oarman,
are prepared to do all klhda of work app"rtainine, to
their business, with promptaeas and dispatch. •
MILL . GEA.RINGS,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
MAN DRILLS,
And all Mille cd
MILL'IRONS
=I
ENGINES REPAIRED,
And all work warranted to give satiafactton
SHINGLE MACHINES
Of the Latest and moist improve: tint:a manufactured
and kept cc natantly on hand ready for 1.1134).
PLOUGHS,
EdIDE-11111,, IRON AND WOODEN LE:1.513
Of all kir:di.
CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS
MEI
PLOUGH POINTS
Of all kinds, .and the latest tmkocsments kept
constantly on 1111/d.
CHURN POWERS,
LARGE AND SMALL SIZE.
S - TOVE CASTINGS,
CELLAR GRATES.
SLED AND SLEIGH SHOES,
LARGE LEON SETTLES
And all kinds of osst.'agsftusiished to
March SO. 1270. MEANS At ROCKWELL.
BLOOD & CO.,
Still continue o manufacture their celebrated
HORSE POWERS & CLEANERS;
Pad ten sell a better machine, for less money than
can be had elsewhere In the world. We claim for
our machines that they will, do u ,much, or more,
than any other. and are more durably built. We
,personally superintend our work and see that it Is
well down. We will send
of inu maninnos, on application.
tOk, DV. ZIPli avfoi :00 ;4:3 DralYo ;:1
One dl Tufo Horse THRESHES cl SEPERATORS.
THRESHER and CLEANERS,
FAN-KING HILLS,
AND DitiO RAW MILLS,
8&W AND GEIST MILL work done to order
131T4 111 a call before purchaelng ebtevrbere.
.va "oo auodavua •stia-mx
''oo (I.OOIIIE
L l 9l. 2. 1869
THE BEST
PRAIRIE LANDS
IN lOWA AND NEBRASKA,
For pale by
THE BURLINGTON k MISSOURI RIVER R. R. Co
On 10 years' credit at 6 per cent. interest.
One million screatn lowa and Southern Nebraska.
The finest country In the world to combine farm
ing and stock raising. The coil is rich and easily
cultivated; climate warm; season, long; taxes low,
and education free.` No payments required on prin
cipal till nab year, and then only one-seventh each
year until paid.
LIND EXPLORING TICKETS
sold at important Nations on the Chicago, Burling
ton and Quincy nail hoed, and cost of same re
funded when land la bought.
Half fare to families. of , purchasers, and low
freight, on household goods and farm stock.
Twenty per cent. premium for cultivation,
Large discounts for cub within one, two and
three years.
Products will pay for land improvements long be.
fore the principal becomes due.
"The so-called destitution in Nebraska lies in the
far western region, beyond the lands of the B. &
M. It B. Co." .
For circnlua that will describe billy these lands,
and the terms -of kale, apply to LAND UOMMMIB•
SLONE% Burlington, lowa. Or lowa Lando, or Lin
coln, Neb., for Nebraska Lands, or apply. to
Dec. 22-74.,m
I'XECUTOR'S .NOTlCE.—Notice
is herely Oren that all persons Indebted to
tbA_ estate of Theodaty Eatl,late of Tuscarora,
dec'd, are requertei to make Ininiediate payment,
and all portions having claims &plain said estate,
Inuit present them duly authenticated for. settle.
WV,
DIFt 1614
thoonies snd Providcauts
V)C/!;8 1 1_ AND PROVISION
IieOABE & EDWARDS,
FAMILY GROCERIES
111124r1111 - NEW BLOCK, TOWANDA. PA.
WI do ■ot dawn ►t mtstoary to antotterate Il tea
ditorent *Miss we keep. _Oar asoorttomint
FIRST CLASS GOODS
0:li6 paid for Panders Produce.
JAM:lB'WCktil.
Math 1. IVO. WY. =WARD&
NEW STEAM FLOURING Arrtx,*
The' rabscrib dailies to the notice tkut Ms Ilex
Ls now In saocouial oiorattoa. 'ma that Lo to pre
pared to do all work In is Une on 'hart notes.
CCETOII GEI'SDEFG DOVE ONVILE DO
Wheat,. Ducirwhalt and nye Vlonr, Corp Met,
Food. Bran, ac., always on hand and for gale at
lamest rates.
• PkETICCLAE, NgTICZ...-Pareens Ilcingann tke
we'd side of the river des/ring to patronise nay torn,
will have their rerun* paid both ways, when they
br-sig ;ruts of ton - bushels and upwards.
e 01.411 P. 2 ATTILA.
l_iri B. BATCH,
•
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
lIIICItY EfITIMI
CO UNT RY P RO DUCII
BUTTER, , POULTRY AND GAME,
Especial attention paid to filling orders, Goods
delivered free or charge anywhere In the Borough,
RIRGAINS IN STOV:ES!
Sc.,
Given to all purchasers for Cash, at
HARDWARE STORE,
WATCHES,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
CATALOGUES,
STERLING SILVER,
SILVER PLATED WARE;
SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSE S
One door North of Dr. H. C. Por
ter & Son's Drug Store, Main Street"
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL
-IWAlN—Dtrect rotate North a idlionth to Bal.
tinsore .Waehinston, Philadelphia and all points
South; alio to Buffalo. Nimare Falls, Suspension
Radar. Rochester. Syracuse and all points But
and West on the New York Central Railroad; and
the Canadas. On and after Sunday. Nov. 23.
1873, trains will leave ELMIRA as tollows
MAIL arrive
Northern Express.... ...... .
Morning Accommbdation..;
NOBLE & Co.,
•
Towanda, Ps
Evenbag
Eleuthera Exprees.....
its. Northern Express north and Southern Ex
press south, are through trains between Eordwater
and Baltlnsore ; the Morning and Evening /Looms
13:Iodation north connect at CanindatSS With WILDS
tar Earattnur shd the V ills. •
113011.14 L. BALL.
Af1g1141410.4164
STORE►
and Rama Debugs In
pripv-Islo N S,
ALWAYS COMPLETE.
We aell nothing but
IR BUESHEQUER, PA
STE 4M . FTADTRLNG ATTLL
THAT IT IS RECEIVED"
WHOLESALE , IND RETAIL
DEALER fl
TOWANDA., PA
The beet brands of
FLOUR
ALWAYS ON HAND
Tr.e highest price paid for all'ktr.ds'of
C. B. PATCH
Towanda, Jan It. 18741
TINWARE,
HARDWARE,
. IRON AND NAILS,
GLASS,
CA.RPENTERS! TOOLS,
MI
H. T. JUNE'S „
TOWANDA, PA
MEMO
JEWELRY,
AND SILVER WARE !
HENDLEMAN,
Dealer to fine American ana Bwisl
FINE , JEWELRY,
CLOCKS,
FRO II THE CHEAPEST TO THE BEST
GOLD, SILVER, AND STEEL
Towanda. Jan. 6, 1875
I =1
•
111 A lit 4A
pßEsins FOB ALL .
AT MAI
NEW JEWELRY attORES
combat, rocoirlag. ta ollitLoa ' to his Mtge
Mot of Jovoiry, •
PINS,
BANDS,
airrsicAs and 6183
GOLD A3D SILVER WATCHES,
sax= PLATED wasz .oF ALL vearrrrze
GOLD, SILVER Lan" STILE!. SPECTACLES,
1512t.TED AiD PLATED
Oi W deacripla °ail at the lowest prima
.WATCH. CLOCK .andIEWELEY rtpairing .done
in the ban mansuir, and varrazirsil.
Thaiaka for s patroileie and hope to merit
• earitaatialue of the &sae- -
Towasis, Sri. 12; 'lll
0, A. BLACK
CROCKERY OF VARIOtS PAT
And u low u the lowest
GLASSWARE,
TABLE CUTLERY,
MI
I would aiy to the pabilc that on any goofl k
In stock I will not e r.nderiold
Towanda, Fels. 19. 1374
1 - 17 A. CHANIB,RLAIN,
V
•
DIA3IO N D S ,
. . ,
WAT:CIIES AND CLOCKS,
&c.;
LE
Ju' 2, 1,474
WILLING OFF AT COST !
CAN SECURE GREAT BARGAINS
OVERCOAIS,
GENTS' FURNISILING GOODS
AT JULIUS WOLF'S OLOTHLN'or—EiIISE,
Cor. Hain . add Pine Ste.,
(One door South of Dr.; Porter's Dra Store,)
It will pay you to come 50 miles
to by a supply of, Winter Clothing.
at the prices we shall offer it at.
YOU WILL SIVE MONEY
by examining our goods before pur
chasing elsewhere. .1
Towanda, Dec, 3. 1614.
STAMPING. _DONE AT MRS.
HENRY KINGSB VEY'S DRESS
MAKING BOGUS, No. 2, ARCADE
BLOCK,
TN.0.11 I• la7*
•
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.. 10 20 pm
— . 12 00 m
45 am
FOR SALE. •
. _
A Tory destrabl: HOUSIL LOT. BARN . Ao-, for
Sale.
LOT LARGE AND BITILDING9 VIRST-OLAB9.
Lberled on loath .11falo. Street, Towaris, Fs. For
r:Vlteriot the ur.der ried:
11ZWAY 11114411111 •
MN% 1t0.1,0114
655 pm
2 0$ pm
6 41 am
W. A. WNn:MriL
PINY CaOLD ISZTB,
RLNGS.
STUDS,
CHABM
>.TECKLACES,
ItttiGS 12 , D CHAP-112
CLOCKS
w. A. aoczWiz.r...
OTTESS
TERNS,
SILVER PLATED WARE,
WOOD WERE,
STONE: WARE:
BIRD; CAGES,
&SRETS,
GLASS SHADES,
0. A. BLiCa
DE. ....ELI I
FINE ..1 EWEL iIY:
WAND?., :}'A
500 Men :ind. Boys
;,.
i=i
C-4 SB/3/4PE &
BZAVETZ
C., .&a.
Towanda, Pa
Drigts Lei Woke&
r7BNIIR GORDO2i,
n'x.ros.4 mond„
01VA!..415A,' Pak,
BM
waosqcowu LSD tZTAXL
BE
ACM, razacTs, E MEL 4=143, 4 iIIGAS
COATED PII.4I,4OWDIES, .11111“, ITatn,
TI Ci:VILEB, ADrEII,-eg..
• 3615.
lIIVARATIONS
DYE STUFFS, MiCHLUZ o t r,S
EMU RZEINED rEactsairs.l.u.coEs
PURE WINES AND. TriIQUOIq!
'fat Xe 3 ciaal Napalm.
SNUFF AND CIGARS
All t2l B •
POPULAR'PATENT MEDICI 3 ES
'dr.4 s Fine Jlisertassit of
TOILET AND FANCY GOODS
. .
,
!for.* Stan :h e ti'val: ?art and stsontos gives to n ',..
Compottr.i.ig of P:escr:ptioxi., , liandAtis. •• i
from So o'c:ock.i.=...t. 1 p.i0... t froo4 ea I , to I' p.m
Lir, Ilitz.t. a. can be coueral:Aol et 't re ee gat
Opi i
c.rdny of etch week, Ls heretofore.:'
T•.:% - tads,r.li ay 7. 1872.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF TOWk.VDA
C tErr.tL
SURPI.E3
Shia Pazik effr,r6 vst3rAl. FACfIJTL for tit
t•az,u- - 'of 1
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
MT.E.L..1.!A1....'") ON DEPORT:7S 4.0.rX??...a.n03 T
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FASSASE TIC%E.TS
To c , rfr= the ;o:d crtmtry; by tit stba—nler or
Leg 1.1r. , :5,5 . ..'5 - s;is'oz, .
szor.:'_ezsa es
H..;:tart fcr Goad and Stk..
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THE '1 LACE- TQ BUY YOUR
ITAII:NEB3 HORSE.FLTINGB Etilol4ll2
Is at C.'F. YTON 'B, in store lataly ooespcd
by Jnlins Wolff as si Clothing. Store- Having 's
nored tpy establishment to Mors commodious wad
eonven!enti quarters,' I respegrully ibTita my Old.
eustomeri.!and all in want of'anyttang in the lintOal
HARN&SS,:SADDLEB, 9 L4K1111. WHIP
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/cc., ke;, to.give me a call, feeling steeled that Itrein
the foe-dines I posafrat for pprchaaing stock, I nisi
do a better job, at a lower pric-e, than any otIterli•O•
tabliehritent in the county. i
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DO S.i . • FORGET TEE PLACE -ONE DOOR arr
LOW THE rOX mr.auerc 8 CORY:
May
IF YOU WISH TO BUY OR Sid
HOLISES, FARMS, -LOTS
MILL PROPERTY, or if yon iaiah to 'sudsy Immiel'
money on Real rotate or otheir security f a short
term or a term of years, or if:you wish
RENTS OF HOUSESI
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Or other property collected ,and paid, we offer Oa
v....t0r facilities for the prompt transact:Joh of. stela
b viainese.
We hate now a fine Hit of 'property for sale, aid
thoeo seeking
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
Irteillaor town or county, *lO to .call on 4.1
Reel Estits tied Loss Atoustsl
Otios Mau straw opposite Cleat Boris: T
Anode, l'a.
Itiu-19. "taw •
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AGNTS WANTED!
At the rite this work tallow Selling. it will attain
sale ot
ONE; HUNDRED THOUSAND
befni'a the 'carirass is complete. I'reabYtk, •
nail ministers without char: el or Ups') in all heltil
who wish to regain It by. open OR exercises, teach
ers, atottents. laymen, and others who de.stre to 4.
taro lucrati,Vo employment iu - it most reipectable CFC -
cupAt/on, aro sulicitea to apply foe an agency 10 s OI I
Tun titsIORI OP THE PHESEITEIHAS CLlrEcti
r Tnnonanocr Tan I'Vertio. - ' -
A beantiful tare °eta% o vrilu . nac. lilnstmtedfar
sit pl zect wk.}o\ll.2tz.r3vitigi.w)..l.l !: , :e4.,P; eh
f4:1111y •via:ll la vese*3l; Alit 7b I'fl
elusive tovrttury. 411CDU Lie 7,:,,ad.2 at' OP cv),
Pt; Wait: l 4 44iiirol"
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D. E. Trairsz.
GrALDOIII
*5125,000
40,000
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