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Towanda, Pa.,, Tina%fiv, April 8, -1875.
LOCAL AND CENERAL.
THE first Chapter of Early Aevertising
in Bradferd County will appear next week.
•
A talltGE circle of -friends will learn
with deep sorrow of the serious illness of
Mrs. JAS WUoß`of this place.
C. H. STRTTON, of Monroe township,
has just been granted a patent for'an im
proved-side-hill plow:
DECISION in the case of ALBERT
BROWN will
,not be announced by the
Supreme Court until the May session.
BERHANS & MCDONALD have moved
their Tobacce Store to the south hide of
3lercur-s BlOck.
CONSTABLE' ROI7BE has moved into the
large house just: north of the 31. E.
'Church, on Main Nhvet. •
F THE crowded statti of our columns
again compel us to Omit for this week
several communications and the court
proceedings.
IT Is said there will be sei-enteen'appli
cations for lieensc in the First Ward,
prolAded the new license law is signed by,
the'Governorj
.3lits. L. A.!.CLAnK has been appointed
managing agent for the Centennial Jour
-nal, quid desires to, procure intelligent
and reliable persons to act as assistants.
• Residence NO. '7O Second street- Post
011ice Box 35b, To;ivanda, Pa.
Tut following officers were installed
by D. D. N. Pl. i4LACKIIAN, over Brad
fordl.(xlgey I 0. of 0. F.., on Monilay
evening last; for the current term-:
N. G.—G.ti p - ..EVAN.
V. G.-S. W. AIXORD.:
SecreforyF. E: JAYNF
Pnov. uenvered his lecture
c'm Jerusalem,' in the Presbyterhm church,-
on Tuesday evening last. The attendance
was good. and, this9ighly intellectuak,att
-; (hence w ere eliarniedwith the interesting
and instructive addreSs. It is due to Dr.
CATTELL to say that lie :.r.lve the lecture
without charge to.the Institute.
I t' •
THE 31 ANY friends of our venerable and
esteemed toe - Mini:M. Deacon JA:ut:.s ELLI
OTT, will be pleased to learn that he is
recovering froM a severe and dangerous
illn4ss. ,Uhotgh the Deacon has outlived
his thred score kind - ten years; we hope his
life' may still be spared for many inure
yea'rs, as he is in the enjoyment of vigor
ouS mental facilities:
T R UE - entertainment given; by the stu
dentsof the Institute, in Mercur's
on Friday evening ;last, was a success in
every particular. The rain storm whieh
' prevailed during the entire day atul
itn..7. it was feared; sl - oulri keep people
aWay fronr ,, ,the „perfermance, but the
boilse was well, filled; and the perform
ance highlY satisfactory. To Mrs. BALD-'
WIN beliMgs much Of the credit due for
arr:' tnging and carrying out the
gramme
rN TIFE hug; of making' up our forths
last week. several ' egregious i.blunders
occurred. thrbuoli the . eareleSkiiess a- a
•. - I
proof correcteti we were made to say
d'art. BuITANT''s building is 26.x10 feet, I
when, as. the ,late • 11. GREELEY Would
have said. pvel'S• fool in the country ought
tt; iw' it lis 26x1111. In the 'Same arti
cle: and through the same blundei;
PILREY :BROTHEMS TitAcVs
was decribed - ail 'a, story building with
•mansardvnoof:"we-wrote four-storied.
AT THE recent etection of officers in the
PhiloinaVtian f•R'siety--one of the literary
societiesconnected with the Susqtiehanna
Collegiate Instituted the follow=ing °fit
cers-were• elected :
_
• Preßident—itrrnVß HEAD.
Vire' Priside4t—S.
Seerftary—FßED S. -Sr_UOING.
Treasnrcr-IfirtAikt E. Bum..
,
SOME weeks since we received from a
gentlennin in Huntingdon, a letter mak
ing inquiries in regard to a Mrs: Dr. TEII
nv, who Was then lying sick in that place,
and who statect that 'shewas a native of
this county. Cfaisiderable inquiry l on our
part did not result in, giving-us any infor
mation in: regard to the - lady's relatives.
In a recent namber- of the Local .:.Vetcs,
pablisheti in Huntingdon, we find the fol
lowing account Of ; the Woman, and her
-- r' :, death : :
M „-
"DEATH OF its. MAMA TERRY.—
lIISTOItICAII*ANTS.—Editor Reporter :
On Tuesday morning last, at about 4:20
Having been kindly furnished With copies o'clock. a lady known) to her few acquain
.of Aerating Minutes after 18:30, I still tances in this borough 'as Mrs. Maria
lack all he:6o;y 1805 ;any' having them will Terry. died at her residence No. 325 Al
legheney•street. This lady came to Hunt-_
plea 43 let me know ,by a postal card. L
about ay
world also like to ;know the' time and 1874, mgdon
rented a room or the loth day
. of January,
two, and boarded
place of death. and age atdeath, of EirENE- ; herself. "About the first of NoVember
/.ER T urEsToN kind of c nAp j .} .-, P INNE , s% : last, she moved to, her late residence.
of h
both During all the time that she resided here,
wOm left Wyornin , r ('Doily many ' she was very reticent'and became known
yeat-s ago. All) tleirefl. additiowii to the to lint few of our people. On last Friday
history of (thy Of the Baptist churches of representations were made to the Ladies'
Bradford CountY, p i ist. or present. Please 'Belief Society that . Mrs. Terry was sick
a and in want, when two ladies residing in
lldress me‘at .New Milford. Susqueliami a theneighborhood immediately called ap
t:minty. Po.. as soon as practicable. on her, and finding her in the last stages
O. N. 'WnunEa. of - consuinption. they provided - for her
wants, and .i , tecured l attendants for her.
nit. lit:RT 'o.i WIILDER. ,Dean of the .-Sht - left it child, a girl, -about a year old,
.Se lent itie Ci )11 ri;e•
ofCornell u n i m . s i ty. ; the charge of which she .committed to a•
..,_l
will delivr the fiftb and last lecture inady of the neighborhood. ,
-3lrs. Terry, whose maiden name. is
, „. .the Institute t i gettife Course. in thetPr*--:=-- - ; - a id t o have been DePuY, was a native of
I.yterian ciporch;' on Wediteroll Bradford: county. Pa., and moved from
next, April it. Coannencing at 8 o'clock. there to Bloomfield, Perry county, about
Picket;: at Kin iITIS Drug - . Store. tux years.ag,o, and practiced as a physi
cian. She lived there or near there nnttl
Or. \Vri.DEtils 4etureS have always . she came-to Huntington. She has rela
been very popular.- 1 both in 'New York tires in -Bradford comity, Pa., and .in
• 1 Imra. To these friends letters were writ
and Boston. - and, in fact wherever he has
ten at her request during the, last limns
lectured.- In additiOn to being one of the
1 rof her Illness, but they , could : not midi
first scientist's of the country, he is ii very • their destination before her death. She
~ tine and entertaininglspeaker. llii sub- . was buried in our cemetery at 3 o'clock
iect *ill be "Spiders - and' GeOmetry." . P ' "M" yesterday." - .
All who attend 'Nvill be amply repaid." It ' _.,„,,,,..._______
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is not often ouriprivilege to hear a speak- .AT TILE late meeting of Bradford Conn
er a, finely qualified to instruct and en- cil P. of IL, held. in this place, the follow
tertain anatlience.i
1 •
-ing officers were elected for the ensusing
6.---....
Librarian-6EO II: JONES
Coiinnitiee—Ei.i.Eity P. Ixo
11.1m. !11. PITINSYS,. Eomit ,13,
.3IcKEL
. ... .
. A ''.s; EER'ENTEitPtisE.—We are . pleased term ;
to learn that a .fewi of our enter Master,,
11. B. 'Morgan, Wysox; Secre
prising t ar y, P,
,11. Buck, 'Bradford; Treasurer,
citizens haVe. organized a new manufac- E. IL Delon;;, Oscaluwa; Overseer, C. B.
luring company; While the title'lif the i Taylor, Minnequa; Lecturer, C. D. Ross,
West Glanville; Steward, MI E. Reed,
new or;ranizatiOn is the ".New York
3lereur; Ass% Steward, Timothy Gustin,
Fanning Mill COmpany."_ the: headquar- Aspinwall; Chaplain, G. L. Williams,
tcrs will be lierel.and the work will all be Cascade; Gate-keeper, S. 0. Allen, Rome;
1 this
manufaCtured a ni place. Ceres,- Mrs. 11. B. Morgan, Wysox; Po
mona, Mrs. S. C. Naglee, Monroe; Flora,
'Fite followingwell-knoivn gentlemen
. Mrs. Lucy 3L Adams, Oscaluwa; Execu
are f wilicers Of the ctimpany : - tive Committee,. B.' Laporte; ,Asylum; J.
Pre.ifleht-llon. C. F. Ntenot t s, E. *Piollet, Wysauking; A. D. 'Munn,'
• ._,
.5, , ,...r,..tqry aut.? T4yasurer—., T P . N- . A. - •
Iliglilandil. A. Park, South Hill; J. R.
Watkins, Columbia.
FLEET
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' . C. E. - GL ADDING, State Purchasing
Capt. 31ANTII.i. i'.. cl: W. Nicttots, and
L.. Agent, was present, and made an inter-
B. Ilijix;Eits are4lso stockholder&
.1 esting and highly satisfactory report in
AGREEABLY With previous notice, a regard. to the management of his depart- .
inectingto organize a Young Men's Chris- ; meta. With his charaCteristic energy
Ilan Association convened in the 3L E. ! and practical good sense,, he has in the
Church on Molidayieveninglast. S. W. shOrt space of a few weeks perfected ar-
Poirot : At. , was called to the chair, and 0. rangements to furnish Patrons with goods
131.AcK chosen iiecretarY. After a full at wholesale prices. He- first forwarded ,
disc:u.ssion of the question it was resolved to each grange in the State a blank order,
to organize the! Association, and the fol- with directions to the Master to ascertain
lowing officers were - Chosen : the probable quantity' . of the various
President—N.lN. ;BETTS, Jr. items and articles enumerated, his grange':
Vice-President---OEo. II; Wow.% • - would want, and return! the blank at an
.. - ztseretary--94cr.• H. ESTELLE, Jr. early day'.- 1 . Mr. G. reported at the meet
. 'Tepisurer—S.lNV.4t.vorio. ing that up to that date he had received
.
Excelltiec ALAI:MD, the foUOvring - orders '.from -162 granges,
Itookirnt. trA. OvEr.ws, Gro. j only about one-half the whole number in
11. Woor). the State : 1,253 barrels of sugar, 7,936•
Com:hit - he on AA - STILT, pounds of tea, 34,903 pounds of Coffee,.
0. A. , ll.stnwis,i C. 2,510 sacks of salt, 725 barrels of fish,-
' The meeting adjourned to meek next Mon- . 1,100 bushels grass seeds, 725 tons of
day evening in the 'Lecture ROOM of the t" plaster, 225 sewing machinei, 6 organs, 7
Presbyterian Chnrcb, I Pialids, 44 ..wnpns, 206 plow*. 111 litirsi
I i ,
PEII6)3AL.-A. B. ihtztrox, the gen
tlenutely and courteous " Superintendent
Pennsylvania Agencies" . Connecticut laitt
tual Life Insurance Co., paid us a pleas
ant visit on Friday last. He was the
guest daring his stay in town of his rela
tive, Ex-Sheriff V&XFLZET.
31Eitcun arrived at his home
on Satu'rday evening, and will be engaged
'for a few weeks in writing opinions to be
delivered at the next session of the Su
preme Court in Harrisburg, in May.
—TnE American Numismatic and Arche
ological Society, of New York, at a recent
meeting elected li. A. MEnctra, Esq., of
thisplaCe a correspomling, member of the
society.
--CII.9ILES H. nEICIIEBYER, of Over
ton, this county, was ordained to the .
Priesthood of the Roman Catholic Church
at the annual ordination of the Jeinit Col
lege of ; Woodstock, Maryland, on the Ist
inst. -
.reSCARORA.—A month or so since, one
of our industrious farmers, J. H. ATKINS,
of East Spring Hill, hail what is called an
apoplectic shock, since which time his
mind seems: i cOmpletely destroyed, and
1 the doctors think he will never be a man
I again. March 24, Mr. Tuos. SYLVARIA
and wife, of EasttSpringHill, had a run
a-way, and were thrown out with such
j force that they were severely bruised.
Mrs. 'S.' had her collar bone broken, and
was , insensible fur a , day or two, but is
now on the gain. - Mrs. NAPP — IN and sis
ter were run away with and tipped from
; the cutter near same place on the 25t1n of.
I March, and were. somewhat injured.
Sleighing remained good'a few miles from
the river, uil - to March 27. The next day
bhie bird was here, followed by robin,
Miss Phoebe and others. The • past few
months there has been an unusual amount
of sickness, and 'nearly every house has
been a hospital. Mrs. ADELL& COGSWELL
BROWNING died March 22, aged 24 years,
! after an -illness of a few hours. She was
a cheerful, hopeful christian woman, and
the wlle. community share the grief of
the sorrow stricken family, who mourn
her loss, ! She was a member of the 31.
E. Church and . .of the Spring .Hill Choir.
Mrs. Jon); M. XAYLOR•died March 29, af
ter an illnesS - of 'few days. Her loss is
deeply felt by- all, - the neighborhood, as
one that could illy bespared. She was
for more than 20 years a‘inember of ; the
Baptist ' Church,: and an exemplary ivo
man. Invalids are 'improving as spring;
approaches. SoMEI3OO.
April,;; 5; 1875.
AT• A ) regular Meeting of , Central
Grange, No. '194. (Slieshequin), the
fol
lowing preamble and resolutions were
adopted-: '
Emus : An all-wise Providence has
seen proper to romove from our- midst,
and the - troubles of this worlk-our highly
esteemed siSteriand member, Mrs. U. C.
Shores; thus for the first time, sundering
our fraternal circle. ,- •
Witertf:As : By-this sad bereavement,
an affectionate wife, a kind•and indulgent
mother, an ca'rnest matron and.. an es
teemed friend, has been called to her final
reward; therefore, b - e - it •
Reßolm!, That while we lament the
loss we have sustained, a just apprecia
tion of her many virtues require that we .
express ainl record this testimonial of re- ,
spect to the memory of our deceased sis
ter.
Resnlreq; That we extend our earnest
sympathies to the bereaved family and
friends of the deceased in 'this hour of
their severe affliction. •
Re:wired. That we tender our thanks
to Wysatiking.Grange for the active part
they took in the initial ceremony of our
beloved kister. •
iicao/reit, That our . hall and charter be
draped in mourning for the period of
thitty days: and . that - our members wear
the usual badge of mourning for the's:Arne
length of :time,.
Rewired. That a copy of these resolu-1
tions be seat to the family of the deceas
ed; also to the Bunter's Friend, BRAD
FORD liv:PonTEtt;'aial Tottanda Journal.
OLIVE E. PATTERSON,
• PATIENCE `S.IIITH, COM.
•
RACHEL FULLER.
hay zakes, in mowingsmehines, lOnwip•
ens 74 reapers and . mowers combined.
These articles are wantedfor tuie and
consumption during the ensuing four
mouths, and if purchased at the present
retail prices, will cost about $14.5,000.
It should be remembered that but 162
granges have reported; tlu4 'we have 500
organiiations in the State, and chat when
all have sent in their onier e , in the same
ratio, the amount will .be swelled to the
enormous sum of s43s,ooo—almost half a
million of dollars. It should also be re
membered that_ these calculations are
based on the estimated wants of Pennsil
iania Patrons for a period of four months
only. ; •
BOROUGH Gounv. Ilnotmen
SEsmok.—Wednesday evening, March 81,
1875,
Members present : JAS. MecAnm, Bur
gess; Councilmen, Wm. Drrinicn, E. T.
Fox, T. R. JORDAN, T, M. WOODRUFF,
JAS. BRYART, J. M. WARD, and .D. B.
PRATT.
The following bills, were examined and
approved by the Finance Committee, and
the Secretary was directed by the Coun
cil to draw orders for the payment of the
same, viz :
)pram Chllson, hauling 19 loads stone $l4 00
P Wellesa. for 19 loads stone. 14 00
H C Whitaker, making 1 dozen duplicate
blank books 320
Morgan Scott, for rent of room for 3d Ivan!,
election, Feb. 16, 13 - bOO
Gas and Water Co. bIU as follows, to-wit : • •
Repairing-and painting street lamps-. # 6 14
" -station " 410
Gm for street lamps (Feb. tarn 63 00
" Lints Rooms • 900
•"'.. Franklin and-Nalad ^. 0 30
Police Station - , 223
Total - 1 .01 M
Discount 42.94: balance allowed... la 27
E G Kromer, 1 day on election board, First
Ward 2 00
H Eaton, 1 day on election board, .Third ,
Waal
C T Kirby 2 1 4 gallons lard oil, Fieblieissrt
went, 41.50 per gal. 44'13
Aaron Ott, repairing hose for Fire Depart
ment
Geo Moody, 2S days cutting ice for Fire
Department, 41.50 per d 53",
Geo Moody, 1 day working on street, 41.50
per day
Patrick Kennedy, 3 dayil, on street, 41.50
per day
Patrick Kennedv , S day ; cutting ice for
Fire Departme nt. 41.50 per day
Win Fitzgerald, 314 days cutting Ice for
Fire Department, 41.50 per day
Samuel Kingston, 314 days cutting ice .for
Fire Department, 41.50 per day
Dennis Lynch, 3H daya cutting lee for the..
Fire Department, 41.50 per day
Watts, CM days, Street Commissioner,
42.50 per day
Whitcomb & Stiant,'l bottle muciLige ct.s.„':
1 rule 25 cts.; 2 quires paper, 25 eta per ,
quire
Do., 7 ps. wail paper, 40 cts. each; gold paper,
*1,15; Franklin Engine House
E T Fox, for money paid Cooper & Vander- ,
pool, streets
ti A Burns, 33 days police duty at 42.50 82 14
Do. 3 meals for prisoners, 2.5 eta each •75
Total .
0 D Bartlett, 500 feet plank and scantling
for crixisings, 11 cents, nails 40 cents 5 00
Do. 1 day's work on crossings • 2 50
' Total ' - 2376 42
The bills of the Borough Auditors,'
amounting to $122.25,. was, int motion of
Councilman Jordan, tefened,back to said
Auditors for correction and amend-bunt,
the Borough not being liable for the
claims made for auditing the accounts of
the School Board and. Overseers of the
Poor. . - .
The Burgess made .- the following apr
pointmeuts to the several, committees for
the current year : •
Finance Committee—To act with the
Burgess—the law makiiig him 'one of said
committee—ames M. *Ward, T. Fox.
Committee on Gas arid Street Lights—
I). S. Pratt; James Bryant- Itim r tl Ditj
trick. : •
Committee on Streetat—Thos. R. &Wait,
Ist Ward, D. S.- Pratt, 2d Ward;.- E. T.
Fox, 3d Ward. •
Sanitary Cominitlee—D. S. Pratt; Wm.
Dittrich, Thomas M. Woodruff'. .
Proposals were received from all'the
publishers of - the borough • pipers, in re
spoasetó the resolution of Feb. 24, 1875.
S. W.trAlvord being the lowest bidder,
the printing, was awarded. to him. ,
Ordinance relatiire to hawkers; peddlers,
and sale of articles by means of gifts or
prizes: .
BE it ordained, and it is hereby ordain
ed by . the Burgess and . Town couticil of
Towanda, that hereafter it shall be un
lawful for any person to. will goods as
street : hawkers, peddlers, or otherwise on
the public streets, grounds. or (thorough
fares in said borough, without la license,
first obtained from the Burgess under a
penalty of not less ' than five nor more
than ten dollars, and in default of pay
ment of same; to be imprisoned. That,
on application, the Burgess may, 'if lie
deem it proper, issue a license for any of
the purposes aforesaid, upon the payment
of not less than $3, nor more than $lO,
that he may fix 'as the price of said li
cense. And be it further enacted, that
the sale of any goods or, artUiles by
means of gifts or prizes, or any chance or
pretense of prizes, whether-of money, or
other articles, within said borough is
hereby prohibited, and any person so do-.
ing shall be liable to a penalty, of not leis
than five, nor more than twenty-five dol
lars, and in default of payment to be im-
prisoned therefor, and 'the stock of goods
exposed for such sale shall be forfeited.
-Amendment to Section 1 of the Ordi
nance relating to Disorderly Conduct l:
Be it further ordained, and it is hereby
enacted by the authority 'of the same,
that. Section 1 of the Borough Ordinance
relating to disorderly conduct, be amend
ed by adding "or Boiough Lock-up,"
after the word county jail, wherever the
same occurs in said ordinance, so that the'
same shall be as follows :
It shall be duty 'of any constable
who may witness, or be advised of, with
out other warrant than the authority
herein contained; to arrest and take into
custody any person or' persons behaving
in a riotous or disorderly manner, puha.—
ly using any indecent, profane or obkene
Language, or indecently exposing his or
her person; or making a. greatr unusual
noise to the disturbance of th ble
citizens. And if such arrest shall be
made in the day-time s the said constable
shall forthwith take such person, or per
sons, before the_ Burgess or one of the'
justices of said Borough. But if such ar
rest be made in the night time, it shall be
the' duty of the constable to take such
person or persons ; to 'the county jail or
borough lock-up,' for safe keeping until
the succeeding morning, and .the keeper
of said jail Yir lock-up is hereby required
to keep,such person or persons until the
next morning, and then re-deliver him,
her, or them to said constable, who shall
forthwith take him, her or them before
the Burgess, or said Justice of the Peace
for trial; and, if on trial such person, or
persons, shall be convicted of either of
the above offences, such person or persons
shall be sentenced to pay a fine for the
use of the Borough of not less than one,
nor more than ten dollarti, and in case of
neglect or refusal to pay such fine and
costs, such person shall ;be committed to
the jail or borough lock-up, for
the space of twenty-four hours, for each
dollar of said fine and costs, or until said
fine, or the proportional residue thereof,
shall be fully paid with'eosts; and, if any
person so committed as` aforesaid, is, in
the opinion of the Burgess and Constable,
unable to ixty his boar 4 then the EkiVO'
is to pay the same; prokided always, that
a conviction shall not be necessary to jus
tify such arrest and detention; and that
public bathing in the day-time by naked
bathers, in the pool or river, shall be
deemed an indecent exposure.
The vote on that section of the' ordi
nance relating to hawkers and peddlers;
was adopted by yeas 7, Counelinran Jor-.
dan 'declining to' vote.
The vote on the pas Sage of Section 1,
in relation to disorderly conduct,. as
amended, resulted as_ follows : Yeas--
Ward, Fox, Jonlan, Pratt, Woodruff,
Dittrick, Bryant, McCabe, Burgess-8.
The following resolution offered' by
Councilman Pratt, was unanimously
adopted •
Readred, That the Borough dispense
'with the use of gas in the future, unless
the Gas Company furnish the same to the
Borough at the same • rate per thousand
feet, receiving borough orders therefor,
as it is furnished to private consumers for
cash.
On motion the treasurer tcis authoriz-
ed and to pay interest on the or,
held by Clark & Middaugh, from the
tine they become due.
On motion of Councilman Jordan, the
services of Street Commissioner were dis
pensed with for thelreeent, the office de
clared vacant; the street ekensalttie ems`
•
ousting to time choice of the mouse*
repaki fn thole respeethre wards, forth.
The intition of eitieens residing on - and
near Bridge street, anking tor =the `build
ing of 'a 'sidewalk horn Fourth street to
Mechanic street, was referred to the
Street. Committee, with instructions to
emunine and report to the conned at their
'next session.
TOMS =PDX? 1" 011 TUX tIONTU ILVDIXO 11A11CU
SI. ISTIL
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Arrested and beforoPoilee Jutlce Tidd.
March 10, Dardel Devine, disorderly eldiddct• edd
0.00, fine S
ll'pdd SIAM March le. James lion
disorderly conduct; cart WOO, tine $1.00,; $3.00.
Birch 35, John Reddy. disorderly nonducti cost
Sion, Sue $l.OO. March 10, -G. B. Gailine, drunk
enness, $3.00, due 11.00. 0. A. BURNS,
r' Chlet tor Police.
The minutes were read and approved,
when on motion the Council adjorimed.
damns MCdABE, Ihugess.
J. Bmossonv, Secretary.
IUBINEBS LOCAL.
B7'Boye' linen colas at M. E. EOSZNYERLDIS.
Neatly printe(k town orders for is)eat this
()Mee.
Sir New goods realm* dolly at 11101DLXMLANVC.
Sir Eng:living done at UsxDstagAws fiewelry
Store.
, air Masle-Boxes aid Musical Clocks, at Max
DLY.74AN'S.
as• HEN DI. 1131 AN offers $ great reduction In Sli
ver-Plated-Ware. • 1 • •
.4101-,New Table Damasks, Napkins and Towella
at EVANS HILDRITICS. .
Sir For the belt Boast - er Steak to to MYER
SI7)7DILL'iL •
; sir New Embredderies, White Goods mad Lsoes
a EYsies & Guantsm'a.
IFir Opera, Field, ma Spy Masses in a great va
riety, at nr.xDtilitAN'S.
I
Now Dress aooda, and Trimmings,*
EVANS k ilittiakTfirs.
ea.tiew Cloilui and Casalmers, at
I
EVANS a HlLDatTall.
EE3
: Sirlt yon want the best Cook Store ektant, call
at Jura; e; In Wrenn block.
LEI
airGO tOWHITCCMD arSuawr's,Merenea Bieck,
for your Ilooins and Stationery.
4 U)
;IFir•Walfratier and Curtains, cheap at WHIT
COMB R SUArT,P, Mecca? Block.
, Sir For all kinds of goods In ;the 'enmity line,
cid} at M. ItzmouttiAx's.
15 a
**Lange !tack of Pleturesand Plante Frames,
ap WilFrcoma Merear Mori.
1 00
1;ff" Now Dress Goods, call and see
them at KENT at WATROUr.
9:)111" American and French Clocks in great varle
iy, at very low prices, at • HEND,P4,3f,AX*S.
- .19r Plans Tuned anßed. Orderi may be
left at Eretw's Drug store. Gitoitoz D. Cour.
:air.The Tompkins County -Idveritser.;fhily des
e!ibing the new, improved belt-DtunplngTompkins
County Wheel-flake, will be sent to all applicants.
It. 3f. WaLLES! is SON.
you SALIk—A few Cou4, Iforses and Sheep, on
farro,, and desirable Houses and lots in.Towanda
BorOugh. B. F. Bow - mitsr,
Towanda:
Yon SALE on RENT.—The Brick Yard, formerly
owned try W. C. Meucci'. For terms apply to Jos..
POWELL And N. C.. ELEI3IIEE.
ar Now cloths and cassimeyersat KENT
Cg" WANTED.,A ram of about 50
acres, with time td pay. Apply tb
A. J. Noble & Co., Real-Estate Agent&
'Mr'New Enibroideries, just opened, at
KENT & WATROCr.
:lir TAKE NoTtee..:-411 those indebted
to' we are requested to call and settle at came, as I
ant closing up business, and wish not to *lake any
cost or trouble to any one.. ALZX SOLOMON.
Ji Ns ELLA J. Porrin.L Is 'now prepared to
ready° °niers and make all kinds of - hair
134itehes, Braids, Pies, Carla, and Frizzles.
flfir Itosnxrigt.n; the fashionable clothier, with
hia usual enterprise, haealready a large p r saortusent
of Silk and Soft Hails of the Spring styles.l,
air- STKAX ENGI';I.E. {WANTED.—Second hand,
frgm 40 to 60 horse-power, cheap for taish. Ad
drris, with full particular% Box 501, Towanda, Pa:
it-Tite largest and best selection of Spring and
Sommer goods ygit brined to this market; Is being
received daily, at U. JACOW. • '
Oir A good, Light Wagon, and Double Dimness.
for sale cheep. Will take Lumber for pay. En
(Mira at FROST & SONS Furniture Store. (=MT.
Sir Don't fall to call at HINDLZSANIB, If you
wlph to buy anything la the line of Jewelry, Sliver
and Silver-plated Ware. j•
AT Fon RENT.—Ten Dwelling llama, In To
Borough. Terms reasonable. Apply to H.
EOllll7X.' Treasurers Oftlee.
/Pr Switches made to order it Mrs.! Hzsruir
'lllNoserstr's dress making moms, Arcade Block,
oCeet hair and combings also. rilecl7-7411
Gold, Silver, and Steel. Spectacles, land Eye
Glasaea, in great variety, at lizxrinwaaN's Jewel
ry Store.
air CHOICE POVLTRY FOR. SALE.—anff Cocllns
and White Leghams'; also Partridge Cochinard
Light Brahma Coacetels. --Apply to C. D. l CASH.
lfz:vnalatax bas thte largest and lest
stork of ladles' and gentlemens' gold and sliver
watches everbrougbt to Towanda.
4fir It you want to secure a good article; and get
thi worth of your money, the place to go la 31.fiLN-
DL.LXAN'S
1;;-; „, $9(l 1 1 6 T Day at home.
t y ao k y Terms free. iAddms,
G. I . STINSON & CO., Portland, Maine? tjardt7syl.
Jfir Never buy a Cook Stove until you have called
at %.Itra'z's and examined the "New Ethpire," a
stove which has never disappointed the expects
thins of the most Eastidious housewife.
lam' 15,000 VE•AL CALVES WANTF.D.-- i We Want
Five Thousand good, fat -Veal Calves, to be deliv
ered any time before the first of July inezt, for
which we will pay the highest rash price.
feb10:75.. BQAUYD, RILL, a 3lvF.Loca.•
LIVERY on SaLE.—We hive n : Litrery fr
eight horses and good carriages, hack, etc.,l whlho
we offer for Sale Cheap and on reasonableeernts.
Enquire of our agent at the stables, or at our
MOW note,
iar it Is not general] known that If. C,
at the Book Bindery over . the REPOUTZA
office, makes Blank Books In any style of ruling and
binding desired. If you want a new . Ledger, Jour!
n$ or Docket, give him a call.
'Mr DREss-MAKENTe.—Mns. KING -'
BURT, in the Amide Block, opposite the Episcopal
Church,. prepared to do Dress-Making ;In the
laitest Style and neatest manner, on short notice
and at reasanable prices. Fitting made a spelalty.
Stamping done also.
Sr MO . FOR Morino PAY i— Haring purchased
another dray. I shall be prepared to attend,prompt
ly to aU orders. Special . attention will be given to
noising household goods. esdirges reasonable.
March 16,15. 8. 8. Triutinan.
esmrrowN Woot.Es - MiLt..--Carding, Spin.
ning and M'eavlng, also, Manufactinlng,
Cloth-
Droantng, etc., as 'gnat. Stocking Ya panne!,
and Cloths for sale. Machinery renn in
ln good
order, and work warranted and done withAspatch.
• air Ns. Wx. Boort/new. late of .1. 8. ALLYw •
Cl'::$„ can hereafter be found at .1.0. F.11(18T k SONS,
013 Ifaln street, where ho will be yaipy l trit see all of
hitt numerous friends. And any In need of runt.
tore, or anything In the line of Undertakinc.will
.find' the best goodie, best assort:neut.:and lowest
itrices, at their store, of any place In the country. .
Call and see for youraelf. !
•
1815.
! .. 1875.
•
SPgING AND SUMMER,
CORSER & CO ' ONS'
I - -
, •
. ..1
Ani now ready to serve the public with tie hugest
and nest Stock of ,
-110978, 5110104, T 111.1261.8 AND Tneamuno BAGS
•
Aver brought to Towanda. Prkes to mit the thorn.
Cull and see us.
"lir T. E. Gruz4zr will give his great
lecture oti " The liatioa,” at the Towage% Orr:ell,
Wedriesdarevenlag. #pril 14. The committee of
the Lyieum would say that the lecture will be tree
to the public, ant- aA are lashed. It la mkt by
thmi who have heard Ur. G., that it is owe of the
au* aorta of his life' Let asp tuns out arid hive
abeam hill weft of the subject eat=
Oewalli atinti istvi •
, EXMILNATIOIB of Teachers for the sum :
mer term of schools, will be held as foil:
lows:
Canto; Saturday, April ,iO.
Troy, Tuesday, April lie
• Doty Hill, Thursday, April "5. j
Towanda; Saturday, 'April 17. • •
• E
Rome, Thursday, April 22.
Leßaysville; Saturday, April 24.
Applicants will please come provide.",
with' pim, ink, lead-pencil, foolseap, and
Sixth Reader. Examination to begin at
nine o'clock, a. m. -
HOLMAN--SLYTER.—At Neath, Brad-'
,ford comity, Pa., March 17, 1873, by
the Rev. S. A. WMiams, Mr. Oliver P.
•-liolman, of Middletown, Susquehanna'
Co., Pa., and Miss Elizabeth Slyter, of
Neath, Pa. -
HORTON4HORTON. —At the M. E.
Parsonage in Hornbrook, April let, '75,
by Rev. J B. Davis, Mr. Cevellon Hor
• ton and Miss Edith L. Horton, all of
Hornbrook, Pa.
PEPPER—ELIOTT.—In Rome, March
31st, by Rev. P. T. Maryott, Mr. Jack
, son Pepper, of Tioga County, N. Y.,
and Miss Ethelinda Ellott, of Rome, Pa.
WELLS—WHITFORD,—At the pleasant
home of the cousin of the bride, Mrs.
Win. R., Walker, in Jessup, Susquehan
na County, Pa., March 17, 1875, by Rev.
B. W. Breekinldge, Henry W. Wells, of
:Orwell, and Miss Della Whitford, of
, Leßaysville, Bradford County, Pa.
CORNWELL—SOUTHWELL—At Fair
dale, March 20, by, Rev. E. W. Brack
' Midge, Dr. N. P. Cornwell, of Jessup,
Susquehanna County, Pa., and Mrs.
Henrietta A. Southwell, of Stevensville.
"DORETY—SAITH.—At the Parsonage,
31onroeton; April 4th, by Rev. Hallock
Armstrong, Mr. C. Dorety and Miss
Cynthia E. Smith, both of Towanda.
HILLIS—BILES.---,At the M. E. Parson
' age in Camptown, Pa., 'April let, by
Rev. (leo. L. Williams, Mr. David A.
Hillis and Miss Mary P. Biles, of Wya
lusing, Pa.
LYON—DUEL-1u Franklin, March 23d,
by Elder Calvin Newell, Watson M.
Lyon and Sarah Duel, both of Franklin.
BAILEY.--In Burlington, March 26, '75,
`?Eliner Bailey , aged 78 yearn.
The deceased had been a citizen of
Burlington township for the last for t y
Mrs- • •
AIREY.-1n - Wihnot,. Bradford county,
• ;Pa., March 19, Margaret Airey, in the
83d year of her age.
; Sister Alum' will be greatly missed in
her neighborhood. For many years her
counsel, goodness, kindness, and gentr.il
usefulness, made her essential to the com
munity.
:As evidence of the esteem in which site
was 'held, a very large concourse' of
friends followed her remains to the silent
resting place.' The deceased had been an
exemplary Christian for more than forty
years. Ono feature in her religions life
was her strong faith in God; her knowl
edge of the.Seriptures, and rare Christian
experience contributing toward this end.
Her last sickness was light, and of short
duration, only nine days; during which
time her mind was tranquil, and her
"peace as a river." The Saviour, who
had always'sustained her in life, was em
phatically. with her now. Her sun went
down without the least shadow of a cloud.
She leaves a larger family of children
and grandchildren, to • mourn her loss, but
they'have this source of rejoicing; that
their loss is her
such
gain. "Be ye also
ready, for in such an hour as ye think
not, the Son of man cometh." - B. J.
DOWNS.—Henry Downs, son of Henry
T. and Mary Ann Downs, of Cold
Spring Fishery, Albany, Bradford Coun
ty, Pa., was drowned in the Towanda
Creek, near the Fishery, on Tuesday,
March 16, 1875.
He was born at Auckland, New Zealand,
on the 16th day of June, A. D., 18113, and
was eleven years and nine months old the y
day of his death. lie was a bright, prom
ising lad of good habits, and had thor-
Oughly mastered the business• of "Fish
Culture," in which he :,had bein fully in
structed by his father. His afflicted pa
rents desire .to return their heartfelt
thanki to their neighbors whose kindness
has been unwearied and unremitting since
the accident. .
ME
YOUNG.—chi Friday , March 19, 1875, at
• the house' of her son-in-Liw, Warren
Bowen, Warren Centre, .Bradford coun
t, Pa., Mrs. Lucy Young; , widow of
Lider Nathan You ng; of Warrenhato,
aged 80 years.
MOLIIES a PAASAGE.
-Mrs. YOUNG was a native of New Eng
land. She was born in the. town of Iris
burg, Verthont, in 1795. NATHAN Youro,
her Itisband, was a few years older, and
a native of New Hampshire. They were
married in 1815. Soon after that, they
left the scenes of home and of. youth, and
struck out to 'do for themselves. They;
came into the town of Warren, Bradford
county, made a purchase in what was
then a new Country, and settled down for
life. Having both from early training,
and by inheritance from the stock whence
they had sprung, a good deal of Yankee
grit, combined with Christian fortitude,
they did battle successfully with the hard
ships and inconveniences o a new settle
ment in the'woods.
'Mrs. Youxo, in course of time; be
came the mother of gin cluldren—three
sans and' three daughters,—:all of whom .
are still alive, in a prosperotis way in life,
and headfi of families. We believe all are
professed Christians—two of the sons be
ing ruling elders in the Presbyterian
church. .
When ELDER Yoincret died, about four
years ago, ho was 82 years of age, and
Mrs. YOUNG was 80. They had Alma
been spared to each other, adman and
wife, for the long period of 55 years. In
May, 1821, they both became members of
the Presbyterian church of Warren and
Orwell. And that from time till it pleased
thp Great tread of the Church to take
them to himself, they, by the grace of
God, were enabled to witness a good pro
feniion before many witnesses. '
:About eighteen years ago, Ms. repro
Was laid Inostrate by a stroke of 'iparaly ,
sis. Ever since that, she had been dis
abled and in feeble health. But, like
may Moths= in i3liel of the same type,
letkerCr had giett &light in the Pub:
Gralmd Thrjuga Pleitar at Myer,.
aurg mu* whoa asta oses again at wow.
63 'rbote• - - E.Ardwail
ling . offl6 per test below' coot
to rage nnennlai say stet* offttottilni, Oahe*
runnalang fleas, lists alai GSM AG • Moe elittli
stook mat be sold b 7 May istreeponles74l of eollC'
:An 'Wait to seam ltsepilitn seallbAtler tq
can on me, wbo will be pleased to wall Vat oar
and all before keying the old /tent
4 ,
Apra. Azzx SoLoaro*rilil Ifatoot.
tom' A Cum.;—Millinery ! Giailltelpetti;
big may Ist, 1171. I trW extUnee to trey Ehuir4
and wetteeleeted stoelcot cicada, fritt4l
I offer to the public at kraut amti Wen. Radar
tim Aczz.z'r, ILt m h Blacken% Store,
luting, Pa. Soliciting a eonthinukee Omit
I remain, Yam truly, I I
Mss. A; (GARTIALD) intoWs.
Wreloalng. Pa. Apr. 7, 1873„
flirPrimm Vssui r,.—L.
wm pink nation on his premises Ist 13*
shop* on Thtuaday, Apell 15, all hls pencils!
property, visfesto sorrel male, two threoleirooh!,
colts, two twoyearsald eons, two yearling
two sets-of harness, four cows. roar yearllnirsi
one breeding low, OISO bog, GOO mowing rguietifro4
two wagons, and other fitrattog ntenstls too numetc.
ous to mention. Terms, all suns under coati
all sums over is, ten months' credit with approved
oectuitY. B. BENSON.
aprt. • Auctioneer.
A. A. iiEEIMY, Co. Supt.
Towanda, Mrai 80, 1875.
MARRIED.
DIED.
- - -
lb wrowthip ef 00,1Wisd. frainentlY with
her *nit ides on foot to,
"awl aneetingi ant when amebae longer'
to.go out, she. enila delighted to, hive=
oceadotud *orifice - of -the lima. The • BI-
Ns, too, she had read: end studied tillhe
last—P thing iti ai * DOI onto her 'feet
and *':lamp into her path. Henee;, in
meth*: the last enemy, she bad no rem
Dulta g the past winter, the Wheals's
of age increased upon }her,;, her appetite
Adied eve, *Jr strength: gm out, and for
wane wee k v paskthelwbeele of life have
&opt altrlrlY lan* I On the atone=
gm f the m a \ they titocei = 80. She had
-
maid the 4 ai.ai of life's journey. ;All was
over . ?rte ime , er cord was loosed. The
spirit set fie., \'ad gone to Join the spirits
of the just node` Perfect. "And I heard
a voles from ha\ aren I paying unto me t
w r i te, id ese w / 10 the !dead which die deb
the Lord from haM vfm,th; yea; faith th e
Spirit, thakthey ky. test front their la.
bong, and their worti do follow them ► Is
Writ Adverthrrts.
THE PANIC, !
artm in its
. .DiSAORABLE CO;ISEQVENCyjk
Is past. The costatzla nce. sigalis reilsaud tar Imo.
AU vim, wont
MADE CLOTHING.
Of the latest styles awl mile
plea
p plea to Wow tiethat nee hest ewe
• leer, win be sed
• J. K. BUS # ,
expeMeneed deader, lues agleam!. ins Immense
. stock at
SPRING AND SU,KMEIt Gporps,
• suitable for • ,
I
DIM AND BOYS' 'NEAL .
•
MY wrocx or,
SHIRTS,
TIES, •1
OLOYES,
• _ COLLARS ,
CUFFS, TRUNKS,! TRAVELING
• .
And in fact overythEng to the fornithlng line, Is
unautpaerd by any s tore In _ ,
If you don't balm I out eeer joe better bar.
pine than hare been Ow you heretofore, lust call
• at tur store In - .
GRIFFITHS k PATTO.MI 81 / OCK4IIITDGE St.,
and r wiu
CERTAINLY CONVINCE YOU
- • •
Twig Isuu prepared to fulfill aU I stlyertlae, arA
more. I
DON'T FORGET TFrF. PLACE,
Store recentlyoccupted by Xra. J. D. MIL
J K. BUSH.
aprs4s
N EW •SPRIN'G GOODS j
TAYLOR i C 0.%
• I
EMI
ARE OPENING TW WEEK,
C3l
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF
NEW SPRIN
_ l ,_ s _
WHICH WILL :BE SOLD
AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE .PRICES.
EMI
CALL AND SEE THEM.
TAYLOR & CO.
, Towanda, April Oth, 1875.
A lIDITOR'S NOTICE.-J. P.
Kirby qrs. Henry Mann. In the Court of
Common Pleas of Bradford County, No. Mk Sept.
T.. 1873.
= ; The undersigned, an Auditor appointed by said.
Court, to distribute the funds arising front the sale
of defendant's real estate, will attend to the duties
i bf his appointment at his °Mai In Towanda Born., '
len FRIDAY, April 30, 1876, at 10 o' leek A. 31..'
when and where an persons haring claims upon said
fund, must present them, or be forever debarred
from coming In upon the same.
= 1: J. ANDREW WILT,
Auditor.
t aOsiMr.
A lIDITOR'S NOTICE.—In the
;IX
matter of the estate of Guy Ninny. deed,
late of Sheshequin, , te. In the Orphans , Court of
illradford Co.
The undersigned. and Auditor appbluted to dis.
tribute money in the hands of Executor will attend
:to the duties of his appointment at% the °Mee of
;Smith ic Mostanye, in - Towanda born., on SATUR
41AY, the sth day of May. A. 1). 1875:5t 5 o'clock
T. M., at which time and place all persona having
'claims against said estate are required to present
;the same. - G. D. lIONTANTE,
*Paw& Auditor.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby Oren that an persons Inr.
ed to the estate of 'Josiah Nurse, late of Twee.
=a, deed, must make immedhste payment, and
all persons barbs , claims aphist mid estate must
!mein them duly authenticated for settlement.
O. W. STEVENS.
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'March 113.'715. ,
TNSURANCE AGENCY.
L The Mewing
-RELIABLE AND FIRE TRIED
Cowponies represented
wircannue. _
FMB=
• 110 1 1 a.
i_'14101111484
STIERIFFSI: SALE&—ar . - iiirtu../
of mtal' - MTltil lashed mit el ' the attars: of
COMM* r:Plints ef Brudfer4 CrAuity aq. 4 .& .
dheeted, Mal be exposed toMrs on
, D M A the 2MIII day M, APB= tiMit e4li n kil r
/LA's fO r till ir""Thea__ Roitalth
929 M lota bud ressawnita gyrsgai ,
bounded' el follower S.Il as
Be rth a lot Arthiagr, e=
north OS digress welar'filrperches k 110 a pal
south la, mess e 7
NOMoped, being the son
east nst of tho If/4 - thenee seeds ello, east n per'
la a Poston lloulb - 'o4fit coma of .a lot known as th
. Wootton Sot: their,* north Ilia, east Tiller., to
One of beginy.Mit voistelnlag if acres of "la
more.or kis. a1.4,0$ 1S antes. Improved, with as old
plank- home. -- tweed . barn and hit . hull trees !
thereon. 1 /
~ •I
A l4lO- 4At No: i, ban ate other lot Of hold sit.'
bate In 7.4o.mida hona„ ' by
on the - north I
_ruPutr.leaebet, east by land of Henry Peet, south by
ailla 01 .401111 V. Mama, and west by.land C. A.
tidlw,silil; being lot N 0.65. ea map of Cash estate,
edth.ch two story framed dwelling Mime
' _be f it/ Ilhotit 40 ft. on Poplar St. liy, about t VOi lir Te l l
vc-aelt„ and now,oecapied by D. V. Stodge.
' ! ALSOLot No. 1, Mei one other lot of land.
•
situate in Towandabozo., bounded use the north by
land of Mary S. Griswold, east by land tol George
Mandl, eolith by
_Midge or Spectra.; and went
by lot deeded toJohn enamel, being about SO feet
offliald street, by about 200 feet dee no Whiled&
ALSO-.Lot Na' 4, beim one ot her lot of land
Waste in Towanda bona, bounded on. the north by
Mod of Wm S. Ortswohl. east by the first above
desertbeo tot of W. Bramtma south, by Bridge or
Sorties St.; and 'west by Mechanic's Sir., being
•bout too rest op mid Bridge or Spruce street, by
Mont tooireet on said Mechanic's street, with a cel
lar and wall for a dwelling house thereon.
ALSO-=Tot No. 5, being one other lot of land in
Towanda limo, bounded on the north by State St.,
east by laid of .it. C. Stout, south by Poplar street,
and west by land In possession of Daniel Walborn,
being 50 feet front and ISO feet deep; being lot, Na
51, on Map of Cash estate. with a two story framed
dwelling house. thereon, now In possemlon of Wm.
H. Coverdale. - . 'i ,
ALSO--Lot Na 1. being one. other lot of land in
Towanda bore., bounded an Hui-north by Poplar St..
east by land of D. V. Sledge, south -by - land of
Joni". mesas, west y end of the county of Brad
ford being about • Sh.leet front on said street by
about 140 feet delete being lot No. 84, of the Cash
estate, with a two story Trained dwelling house and
a framed Mon partial finished thereon, and now
In poeseadon .of C. A. Griswoid. Seism; and taken
into 'monition at the suit of Mrs. H. A. Scott's use
'n. W. Bramhall, Geo. P. Cash, Sec. "
ALSO-Otte other lot of land situate in Towanda
borough, bounded' as follows: beginning at a point
an the south side of the plank Toad; 46 540 feet
easterly from the north east corner of the plaint
mlll, thence along the 'south side of plant tuck
smith 83 0 , Nutt 43 feet to the north•east toner o
the blacksmith shop; thence Meng plank road south
8440, east is feet; thencebling Murray's Ilne south
23°. west 39 feet to the Meehan fine; thence along
said fine north Me, west 104 feet; thence. along
plahfing- mill lot north 70 0 , east 79 540 feet to the
place of beginning. oti - which is erected a brick
blacksmith shop. Seized, and taken into execution
at the suit of James Mercer vs. W. Bnunhall.
ALSO—thie other lot of land situate In Towanda
hero., bounded on the earth my Bridge or spruce
street. on the east, by Charles - street, on.the south
by an alley and west by land new nectoiled by Hen
ry Weston being 1118 foetal said Charles streeb and
98 . on said Bridge or Some street, the same being
divided into' three aepariti lots of 48' feet Ernst
,each on said Bridge or Spruce street, ny„,uB feet
deep, and reeerving the light to'sell eattilot Sepa
rate, by tbe numbers I, 2 and 3 1. 0 1infilleitelng with
the most east erly lot for No. I, and so on west In. •
regular cede . ' • . ,
ALSO— Nal, eituale..tu. 'Towanda borough, bounded. on he north by Skew street, on the east
by otluir lands of, W.. IlMteluill, south by an alley.
and nest by* street not nemed.being the first street
west of lllMrles stregt and running from Spruce
street to ,E l tatteth , street; said lot being 48 feet
fora on. kg i ',nice 'street. and 138 feet deep, !frith
a .amatory flunielltwelling house thereon.
Lot Na 34(Ime other piece of land situate In To-
rounds bonlige, bounded as. follows: beginning on
Spruee_ street 48 'feet east of a street not tunnel,
bellig the Viret street west of Charles street, thence
southrtfy and parallee,,with said unnamed street 138
feet re an alley. teenee easterly and parallel wills
firwee street 48 feet, thence northerly and parallel
With said unnamed street 138 feet to - Spmee street,
'thence westerly along Spruce street, 48 .feetto the
place of beginning, with a two story framed dwell
ing house thereon. • .
Lot No., 44 Aso one other lot Of land In-Towanda
borough, bounded as follows: beginning on Spruce
street, 06 feet east of a street unnamed, being the
first - street west of, Charles, street. thence southerly'
at right angles with Spruce street 138 feet to an al
ley, thence easterly along said alley 48 feet; thence
"northerly and at right angles with sald.eite.s', 1M
feet to Spruce street; thence westerly Ileng said •
Spruce streer,4B feet to the place or inlnnlngorlth
a two story framed dwelling 1104188 thereon. •
Lot •N0.'84-One ,other let of land in Towanda
borough bounded as followst beginning on Spruce
street l 4& feet Ganef a street not named, being the
first street west bf Charles street; thence southerly
and at right. angles with Spruce street. 13S feet to
an alley; thence easterly along said alley '4B feet;,
thence motherly and et right angles with said alley
138 feet to Space street; thence westerly along said
Spruce street 40 feet to the place of beginning. ,
Lot No. 84-bne other lot of land In Towanda
borough, bounded as follOws: beginning on Spruce
street lin feet east of a street mot named,' being the
first street west of. Charles Street, thence southerly
and at right Ongles with Spruce street 138 feet to an
alley; thence; easterly along said alley. 48 feet to
lands of George W. Motet; thence westerly at a
right angle with said alley 138 feet to Spruce street;
thence westerly along Spruce street 48 feet to the
place of be - glutting; all of said lots situate on the
south aide of Bridge or Spruce street. Seised and
taken into execution at the suit of J. P. Kirby-vr,
W.Drimball.
IL
ALSO—One other Int of land In Burlington' top.,
bounded as follows: beginning at the south east
earner of a lot owned by C. F. NichoLs, thence
berth 89 0 West .75 per, to a post; thence south 1 0 ,
west 87 9-10 peer., to a post, being the south-east cor
, ner of said Nichols' lot; thence south 89°, east 75
per., to a post on the' south-west corner of a lot
known as the Wooden lot; thence north 1,!k 0 , east
79„per., to the place of beginning; containing 37
ogres of asitd more or less, about 15 acres Improved,
with avoid plank house, framed barn and few fruit
tree ttezeon. Seized and taken into execution at
the snit of Overton 41 Elebree vs. W. C. May.
ALSO—One other lot of land In Towanda born.,
bounded as follows: beginning at the south-east
corner of lot No. 27. conveyed by R. S. Russell and
dale to John M. italim; thence along the south line
sir said lot west 153 feet to sit alley 12 feet wide;
!thence alongthe east side of said alley south 50
!feet to the north west corner of lot No. .5; thence
along the north line of saidiot easterly 140 feet And
9 Inches to the west side, of Main street: thence
along said Main street no rth 54i4 feet to the place
of being; being lot N 0.% as shown by plan of lots
laid out by B. S. Russell on land conveyed to him
by Burton Kingsbury and - Wife. Seized anti taken
Into execution at the salt Of N. C: Elsbree vs H.
B. McKean. - ,
ALSO—One other lot of land situate In Canton
borough, bounded
. fiss the north by . land of Charles
Stockwell; east Ply the Baptist church lot; South by
Towanda street, and west by lands of Nedebiah
Smith, confidant ,4." of an acre of land,- more or
less, all - Unproved, with a framed house, . framed
barn and .fee fruit trees thereon.
.
ALSO. One other lot of land In Canton township
branded on the north by lands of Print Wright and
aid Jamb Roberts; east by lands of Benson Wright
and Yrs: Warren Wright; .sonth' by the Public
highway; and west by land of Warren Pitawater;
containing 40 alles.ot land, move or les; nearly all
tmpvoved, with a framed dwelling house, framed
barn, boric barn and few fruit trees thereon.
..Seised and taken Into execution at the Atilt of Ja"
Cob Beardslee'e ate vs. Warren Si. Wright.
ALSO—One Other let of land In Towamia twp..
bounded as followst beginning at a post corner of
land of Samuel Dllnock and7Wells & Platt, therfre
adjoining land of the said Ohnock north 38 0
west 33 55.100 per. to corner of said Dirnock and B.
M. Welles' land; Thence along said Welles' land
south 88° 55' east. 33 45400 per.: thence south 81 0
50", east 19 per., to a corner point of island; thence
&MI6 19° WY, east 415-100 perches; thence to the
place of beginning,. south 50°, west 41 60-100 per..
containing 5 acres and r. perches of land, more or
less, all improved. Seized and taken into execution
at the suit of L. P. 'Faiter's use vs. lAamn F.
Cowles.. V
G 0 O'D S,
ALSO—One other lot of land in Towanda hero.,
bounded as 'follows: beginning on the north side of
Pine street; at the south corner of the public school
lot; thence northerly along said school lot 98 9-12
feet to a corner of W. A. Chamberlin; thence east
erly along said Chamberlin's land 51 feet to a air-
Der of a lot formerly belonging to H. L. Scott; now
to Mrs. Keenm, thence southerly along line of same
and terallelevith first described line 98 9-12 feet to
Pine - street; thence along the north line of Pine
street M feet to the place Of beginning: with a
frUmed duelling house and a three story brick assn
framed wagon and blacksmith shop thereon. Seized
andluken into execution at the sutra The Mutual
Building and Saving Fund Association of the Rota.
of Toiranda VS. Henry Stulen.l -
XISO—The undivided one-half Interest In the
foliewing.described lot- of land in Towanda Tap..
being the said undivided- one-half interest In Lot
Vs. 3, of G. N . . Mason's farm istip•dhision, contain
lug, five acres of land more or less, all Improved.
'Seized and ttikett into execution at the suit of Wm.
H. Morgan vs. H. G Goff.
ALSO—The following described building: a
frame kitchen of one story. 12-feet by 24 feet • in-- 1
size, the same being an addition to her dwelling
house, which Is a frame building of two storiet.
18 by 26 feet in size, mut both the kitchen and the
said dwelling house are situate upon a certain piece
.of land in Aathens Borough, 06 feet front and 240
feet deep, bounded on the -north by lands of airs.
Elizabeth Welles; east by lands of Margaret Bun
nell and the Widow Merrill: sottth by Willow street
and west by lands of Mary Doran, containing about
'a half acre of land. Salved and taken into execu ,
thus at the suit of A. - A.-Prince vs. Matilda Snell.
. ALSO—One other lot of land in Asylum town
ship, bounded on the north by land of Hannah Cole,
cra the east by land of J. L. Jennings, south by •
lands of Win. F. Cole, Ineea WeStbroot and John
Westbrook, and west - by land of Jeremiah Vanden
mark, containing 8 acres of land more 'br less,
About 28 acres improved, with an orchard thereon.
'Seized and taken into execution at the suit of John
W. McCracken vs. Isaac Drew and Charles Harris.
ALSO-4)ne other lot of land in Litchfield tn..,
bounded on the north by land of John Rogers, Jr.,
and J.H. Rogers; east by land belonging to the estate
of Edward Bartow and:James Campbell; south by
lands of A.' J. Dayton; and John Catulaiell; and
west by lands of S. a. Barnum and James Drake;
containing 160 acres of land more or less, about 140
acres improved, with' a framed house, framed barn.'
and two orchards of fruit trees thereon. Seized
and taken into execution ct the suit of - M.' W.'
Wheelock vs 8. B. Canner. , -
ALSO-4Mo other lot of land In Ulster township,
bounded on the north by land of, Susan :Anthony;
east by the public highway leading from. Towanda
• to Athens; south by lands of B. (,olden; and west
by lands of Patrick and Harris, formerly of C. F.
Welles, tten , d; containing :!.4 °Van acre of land
.;more or leas, all Improved, with a framed dwelling
;louse and few fruit trees thereon.. Seized and
taken into execution at the suit of Yawger, Fitch
A Co. Ts. A. B. Lincoln.
ALSO—One other lot of Lind In Burlington bora,
bounded on ,the north by Trey street; east bythe
Berwick tumpildi road; south by laud of S. E.
Boss; and west by land of S. M. Dlekertaan; con
tainbig ; 1 4,' of an acre of Land mom or kiss, all ku
proved, with' a framed house, known as the oil
moyse House and framed barn thereon. Seized and
taken into execution at the suit of Isaac Ogden vs,
(yaw C. 111.1 L ;
ALSO—One other-lot of land In-Armenia town
ship, bounded on the north by laud. of Nancy Bul
lard; on the east by land of Manson Smith and
Lucy Cleayeland; south by land of Alaimo,* 'Smith
and Stephen
and
and nest by lands of Cyrus
Comfort and others containing 50 acres of land,
more or less, 'about 2 0 acres improved. no Ina Ming&
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of 'Ross
&Williams in O. Bollard, Welter Bullard; Terry
Tabor.
ALSO—One otherlot' or land in Albany Wan
ship, bounded on the north, east, smith and west,
by lands of E. Overton, Jr., containing two and one
half acres of land, more or less. all improved. with
framed Weise, Wart stabil!, grist mill and.tew trait
treektheressf. Seized and taken into exerutiati at
the suit of 0:W. Eves & Co. vs. A. B. Bulger. I
ALSO—Onevither lot of land Ip Armenia twit..
bounded ea the north, by band ' of Lucien Shattuck;
on the east by the piano highway; south by land of
U. Smith and west by lanC bt Sudinel Tinkhaull
pravernentscontaining 25 acres of land more or leTs,no
. Seized and taken to execution
the suit of John IL Struble e. in o. Bailey. at
• ALSII—One other. lot dt land In Asylumtown.
Ship, bounded on the north and east by lands ot
the estate pi 0, Au Iliddendee'd, on the south by
the pubilegbwity InktUng up Holden's creek and
by land felidarlyi ot the Sarah Morrison Du
now wooled by Henry Bepjanaln. ece4lnhig
sates arar sm ot ag lesbibon 15 Urea YtkjaVottL
• bow liio uror mu bites
AdadalAtrator.
Zeta
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thereon. Bolted and taken into execution at the
inn of J. P. Ktrbra ode vs. ILIW. Constr.; •
ALSO—One other blot land Monroe borough
bounded .on the north by Made of A. Boise; mitts
Ws of J. L. Roeltirellt month by .land of W. A,'
Rock Well, and West by Male street, containing ir,
acre of land, mote or !leaklntl shammed. with*
Minted distilling Mod, slab abed. and few 'fruit
trees thereon. - seised and taken
_Lao execution at
the suit of I. H. Schrader a Warm Emanuel thee,
ALSO.-One other' lot of lend in Akiany town.
eb/p, bounded as follow.: . Beglisulng at spart,lhe
corner of lands contracted to :James sad Robert,
'Belch, thence south 5834 0 ,-Oist 167 perc h es, to a ,
corner; thence south 32 0 , weld 30 peret, tea bens.
lock; thencelsorth Spa., west trio perches. to a•
Emmert . thence SlX°' west to a corner of ,
land contracted to Charles Ohlhon; thence north'
MN*, west- 134 perches, to a corner, thence by
line run by 11. H. Mcßett, to the place 'of begin..
nine; eonadning .72 acres of land. more or. leery
about is acres Improved, with slog house and few:
fruit trees thereon. Seised and taken Into exems.
tbm ater the snit of J. DeWittO 'adm'r vs. Ebenesee; l
Warn. - i ; ; • .
ALSO—One. other lot ; of_ land In Towanda hero.,
bounded on the north to" the oldplank road, east by
'fourth street, Youth .by an alley, and west by.land
of David Penderi containing of an here of lafid
More or less, all iimprovell,. with a framed house,
framed hots Mid few fruit trees thereon.: Seize d taken ki th execution at the ! suit of P. L. Ward
vs. James LoOkabee. Almost the sett of - Joh*Loelt.,
_abet va. JAMS* Locke* a baths Lockabee.
ALSO—One other lot of land In West Burlington
' bounded on the north by lands of Amos Barrow;
east by lands of A. aJ, Morley, aotith by iambi of
Abilati Part and Gordon Salient, and west by land
of Bingham Rockwell, contain; 25 acres' of land,
more or leak no improvements. : Seized and taken
Intoexecution at the snit of R. W. Bale and N.M.
Betts, Jr. vs. Belford Williams,lmm. - L. Williams.
ALSO-4)ne other lot of land 'ln Pike township,
- bounded on the north by iand'Of Ruben PattoMon
the east by lands of Ruben Patton and i'ertnella '
Potter, on the south by lands lot': Mary , E. thindati,
and Oil the west by Land otiAtabella .dloties, con-,
tabling 52 acres of land, more Inr leas, with two
framed' diVelling how*, old "efied and few fruit
trees thereon.. Seised and taken Into execution at
the snit of Mary E.',Crendall vS. John Patton. Also
at the salt of A. P. SteuldnekVS. John Patton.
ALSO—One other lot Of land In 'Albany. township,
described es follows, hewit: Wing all- tharpart of
the.. Frederick Carlton tract of land situate in said
township of Albany and, rosi4eyesi Elysses 3fer- 1
cur and )fason hit lhHarkness !Treasurer
of Bradford 'eminty, by deed :dated June Is. A. D..
1504, containing fa acres of land more or less.
ALSO..OIIe other lot of land In Albany township,
ounadesi iisleillarst Beginning on the east bank of
the Creek opposite the Jam of. Beverly and Craw
running horth east;; along the roll nod
line 43 rods and 3 links, to a post corner on the bank
of the railroad;' thence north '6O O , west SI psis to
the'Eluruplke, thence on: 26 r e ds to a post coiner:
.thCsice north 7H rods to a post corner; thence north
60°. west 219 rods to a hendoekl corner on A. Bev
erly's back nisei thence south '3O O , we.) 50.11 rods:
thence smith 60 0 ,.estst 228 roll., to the dace of be
.ginning, containing 100 acres of /and, ore or less.
about 60 acres improved, with!three framed dwell
ing houses, one framed barn with sheds attached,
saw mill and fruit trees thereonh_Seized and taken
Ito exeentkin it the suit' of N'efson Gilbert vs. Or
lando Beverly and E. C. Kellogg. -
ALSO—One other lot of land In Pike township,
bounded as follows: Beginning at the south-east
corner or Alonzo Lewis , Lard, in the Bradford and
Susquehanna county line_ mIIE - tanning along the
month line of 83111 Lewis' land to the highway-lead
ing from Vangilder's to Letaysvill; thence west
along lands of E. C. Abbott to a corner; thenie
south along lauds of said Abbott and Abner Wood,
to the highway that runs through the said A.
Wood's farm; thence In p north-easterly direction
along the highway as It used to'rini before ta a
corner; thence south along lands of A. Wood, to a
corner; thence south along lands of said A.'Wood to
a corner. thence east along land of said A. Wood to
a corner in a line of S. W: Wtxst'l land, and also
the south east corner of said A. Wood's hula; thence
east along lands of S. W.!Wood to the waoh-west
corner of the Knapp Burch ori Laura Burch farih;
thence east along lambs of Laura- Bunn to the
Bradford and Susquehanna county line; thenee
north along said county line. to the place of begin
.nlng; containing 147 acres °nand, more or less,
about 100 acres improved, with; a two story stone
dwelling ! imuse frame barn, horse ' , barn and orehaal
.
thereon. , •
ALSO—One other lot of In. Pike towwildii,
described as follows: 'Being a: triangular piece or
land on the north-east corner of Abner ' Wollrs
farui,aou t h of the old runt OM - ill:lug ::'4" of an acre
of laud more• or leo; bounded• as follows: on the
north by the old roadt on tile- *ninth by, the new road
which is OM ititablisbeti line betWeeti the said Ab
ner' Wood and David C. Scott. all big:roved. Selze4
and thken-Idtb etecution :at the suit of A. S. Ba!_
dwln vs. DM. Scutt. •I, . I
ALSO—One other lot of land I t Asylum township,
bounded - on the-north by land of Richard Bennett.
on the east by bud o(samuel Madding on the
south by the public highway ltinilug from Asykin:
to Towanda. and MI the west bY land of said Bich
aril Bennett, containing : acres, of laud; inure Or
less. all Imp_roved, with a , fratrOyd !Muse, a,framed
barn. and efew fruit trees thereon.
ALSO—One other lot of: landisltuate In said Asy
lum township, and bounded on the north by laud of
E. M. Bishop, on the •east: by land of W. S. Grace.
on the south by laud of tsantu4l (padding. and 4th
the West, by the public high Way,• containin'g 101 l
acres of land, more or leas. alt improved.-with au
old framed, house located thereon.i: „ ta
ken into execution at the Cult ot Sainuel Kellum vS.
Calvin Hewitt & Emma Jane Multi. now to u-e of
Emma Jane Hewitt.. _ '1
ALSO—One other Int of land In Canton' , twp ; ,.,
bounded on the north by the pUblic highway. fr ail. ,
lug from Canton to Fall *wk . : and tint north bank
Mill Creek, east, by land.of• .1. G. hockwell, on the
South by land ef J. G. Rockwell; and on the west
by land of. M. L. Rockwell, containing 10 acres of
land, more or less, all tinprov:ed, with . a framed
.dwelling house and few fruit tnlestilereon.
ALSO—The defendant', undil;ided interist in one
other lot of-land In Canton is p 4 bounded on tlte
north by lands Of A. P. (79ns. on; the east by laud
of Ed. Spencer, on the south the publie,hlgli. ,
way leading front Canton to Fall Arcs k, and' west
by land of J. Mnuderville; containing. Clx acres of
land. snore or less. : • •
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ALSO—One other lot of land in Canton Awp..
bounded, on the, north byj laud; or .1. Rockwell,
'east by the public highh - ey. south by Omer k tied.
Rockwell. and west by Gen. ff. Foss; the sante being
a private Lane or, alley at;Out 5) rods long and 104,
feet wide, Seized - and taken Itita execution atjlic
suit of M. 1.. Rockwell's use vs. Ell.ha Rockwell k
. - . • !
ALSO—One other lot of , land jli Route township.
bounded on the north by land of Illehanl
east by laud of Lewis Lent, south by land of Marv-
Cotter, and west by land of John ii,rowley, coutalit
lug ¶i acres of bnd. more or less, about 70 *acres
improved. with a framed house; framed bant and
few fruit trees thereon. Seized 7alol taken into ex
ecution at the suit of W. J. Young ivs, Thumaa
Cot
ter. John King. 3
ALSO—One other lot of land lit .thew edit
other lot of land In ,t ...ens township,
being a vacant lot In South WaverlY (so-called) and
.is described on a plot and surveY, made byoltnichton
Smith for,B.L.F. Snyder,as lot If 0.1117. and being S 0
feet trout on a new street between Fulton street
aim Pennsylvania Avenue; anti extending south
from said new street 123 '240 feet; No ;buildings.
Seized dud taken Into execution at the suit of J. M,
Tillman vt. J. E. Knight. ; s i I
Artgli.—Clite other lot of latyl in Burlington twpj.
bonhtled and described as follows:: Beginning at a
corner In the line of lot .o. 41; of the Caton lands
as surveyed by Z. Flowers; thence ;east 107 percheS
to a corner; thence south .78540 perches to a cOrner
of lot No. 57; thence by the same west 108 percheS,
10 a corner; thence north 78 540, perches, to the
place of beginning: containing 5.; acres and 153=
perches of land, more or lieu+, being a part'of a
large tract in Warrant -No. 1483., P'.l patented to.
Charles Carroll, excepting, therefrom ; acres oft the
north-west corner of said lot.; sold to Mayliard;
about 33 acres improved, with a hoard honse,frantell
barn and few fruit tree thereon. , Seized and taken
into execution at the suit of E. 2.!Fox in trust for
L. I'. roster vs. Janies 11. Wiggins.
ALSO—One other lot of laud in Ulster townshiti.
bounded on the north by lands: of Norman Shan',
Charles Holcomb, Henry Thomas. 'Edward AVaiket.
and others, east by the Susquehanna river, south bY
lands belonging to the estate or. Chancy Rockwell,
deceased, and west by lands of Jamse Barber, Theo
dore Rogers, Adeibert Shaw, and Ithe Newell lot,
Containing 140 acres of land more or less, about 'l2O
acres improved, with a framed dwelling house, tWo
framed. barns with sheds attached. ether out build
.
loge and-orchard of fruit trees thereon.
At so—one otherlot of 'land In Ulster tow - midi...,
bounded on the north by ipublic highway leading
front Ulster tolßulthfield, tin the east by other lands
of dames McCarty, being dire above described lot,
and Charles Holcomb, on the 'south by lands of Ed-
Wind Lockwood; and west'oy land of John Elsbree,
'containing 25 acres of land:more 'or' less, about 29
acres Improved, no buildings. Scliedand taken
to execution at the suit of M. W.lV,heelock.va; Jak
3feCarty.
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ALSO—One . other lot of land in Troy Umuship,
bounded ou the north by lauds of John Greeno,
east by lauds of 'Leonard Bros.. south by other laturs
of defendant, Thos. Merril, and west by the public
highway leading from East Troy to qramille Centre,
containing 60 acres of laid. more , or less, about .1
acres Improved with a trained house, framed barn,
and fruit yees thereon.. i'eizetl and inked into exe
cution at the 'suit of ALL Rettlpgtou vs. Thomas
Merritt.
ALSO—one other lot of Latsil in lßurllugton'tw74 . ,
bounded on the north by lauds of • Evan Lewis and
the public highway,'east . lands of, Harfs'BrookS,
soul Evan Lewis: south by and belonging to the es
tate of Walter Pollock. deer and' 31yron Luther,
and west by lands of P. IP. rtWent, containing $0
acres of laud more or less,.about 40 acres improved.
with a framed house, fratned barn and few 'fruit
trees thereon: S r elzed and taken intrxesecuttou tit
the suit of L. P.: Fosters rise vs. Amos Bennett.
ALSO.- , One other lot Of kW In Monroe
bounded on the north, west and south byJarids tif
J. H. Lewis, and on the east by land of D. It. Etna
man, containing 30 acres of lanai more or lestsabont
5 acres improved, no buildings. Seized and taken
hap execution a; the sult.Uf John IL. Summers vi.
E. 11. Harris. : • .
ALSO---One .other lot of land in Canton twp..
bounded on the north by land of Francis Italdwin,
east by the public highway leading front Canton to
Troy, south by land of FL S. gloat and west by)
land of Erastus, Putnam. Containing one acre of
land; more or less, all improved, with a frinueo .
house, framed barn and few fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken Into execution at the snit of A., L.
Cmumer ac-Son's use pt, , 11 N. Scott.
ALSO—one other lot land in Pike townshiti,
bounded on the north by lands of Lacey Stevens and
Clinton Hinny, east by lands of O. B. & S. W. Ste
ven; south. by lands Of S.B. & S. W. Stevens; and
George Bought, on the went by lands of l.acey Ste
vens, Cyrus Stevens and George Rought,'Containing
9, acres of laid, more or less, about 40 acres int
proved, with a framed image, board stable, framed
shop and orchard of fruit trees • thereon. Seized
and taken into execution at the suit of T. Da
vies vs. Ma J. Klnne.
ALSO—One other lot of land in Litchfield twp.,,
bounded on the north by land of Adelbert Rune,
east by laud of Hiram Rogers. south by the nubile
highway and west 'by lands In possession of Juba
McKean, containing •;11 of jan,acre of landonore oc
less, with a framed house, board tow stable , :uol fear
fruit tree thereon. Seized andtaken Into exeentiou
at the suit of Daniel Ream& vs. Ruston Munn, ,!
ALSO—One other lot pf land Canton bora, and
bounded on the north by, lands of Silas'lliddle, east
by:Centre street, south by land of Harriet Bennett
and west by the; Northern pentril Railway Co.; be
ing 70 feet front on said street byls3 feet deepovith
a framed dwelling house and few fruit trees there
on. Seized and' taken lido:execution-at the son of
T. G. Irwin vs. It. R. Denmark. -
-ALSO--A building located on the north side-of
Poplar Street, 011* lot described as follows: liegiti;.
Mug at the south-s - est comer of a lot formerly own=
ed by Mrs. 'F. E. Barber. now' the property of
Wellington BranthaikAroplar, street in the lore:
of Towanda, thence al Ithe Oorth, line of said
Poplar street westerly on hundred feet, thine
northerly 170 feet more or less, to the south line of
State street, thence easterly along the south line of
State street 100 feet to a lot now owned by Mrs, 14
'E. Barber, thence_ southerly siting the west line of
Mrs. F. E.Barbers lot and; the he owned by Well-!
higton Itramhall itsr feet, More or less,, to the plaCe d .
of beginning, and Ise two !storied frame buifillitg
with a tower of three stories; the main building dal
about 40 feet fruit add abbot al feet' deep with al
kitchen or sAiditiou about ';'.9152.1 feet.: Seized atoll
taken into execution at the Mit of E. H. Jacoby vstli
George (WI,. - •
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ADMINISTRA.TOIVS NOTICE
-;;;sotice is hereby given that all persons InT,
debted -to the estate rof We, . Zobnson, late of
0 ranSille, dee'd, must make imntediate payment to.
the,.tinderslgned, ;and ail fmtecths lasing claims!
against sali estate must present them, duly anthert-1
tbated4 for netalenient.
Olt
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to x, Fo At ITowah da, . ' basou, on HIS
tato WM of dialeased. t' 'I% TUX,
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12th Judicial; DsOleticosdehst of Mt eeraty
*of Bradford , and; ohs . S
B.' tient/171114nd C. !
$. Wiest& %Ammeistit Judean' In: and - Mkt -
'sionnty of Bradford., bare fumed that' Plar bey'
Ins date the Id day of Aprtl, 1811 4 to me reeted,
'for holding a Conrtof Oyer and Terminer, +general
'Jail Delivery, Quarterkesdocui of; the Potosi Con-,.:'
Mon Mem and Brpinute Court, at TosraMts, for ;
!the County of Bradford, on -Nonday, Bay la, Ilda.
'to continue two weeks. ;- .;" - ' `. i
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1 -Salm Is therefore herebyjihrmi to the rs 1
( L td.
and ditstices of the Peace. the County of B
foot, that they be then; and there is IMO= I.
perm,. at 10 o'clock la the forearnes of la
itts records, loonisitionsidd Other retnerehnutces..l ;
.
todo those things Which to their teem **Mains ,
;to be done; and those isbo'sre bound byrids.? !
anee or othersilea to prosecute against the soners i
who are or may be in the jail of said omnty. fi er who i
shall be botinettO appear at the mkt Court, nte to be
then and then i to prosecute against them as stun
loe just Jurors are rreeqquoeested to too. punctual in
their attendance, agreeably to their notler.4
Crated_ at Towanda, the ist day Of Aprt in the
year of our Lord, one - theneend eight bandied '
and setentyalre, and of. tae Independence of the.
i United States,.the ninety;eitith. - ,
• .J. mosnoz Mini, St\ irlff.
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T ISti OP 'JITRIMLS4 FOR ' • .
1..4 Tem4 Of Court, 111711: ;' ' : ' - 3 -.- ~
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; - _ i - GBAND.IBBT. .. . • c.l
" Albany. ';t3 W Chapmah; Athena, .John Chase;
Darlington; vist,Gsorget Ludlam ; 01111 In horo,'
John V Illee; " Canton . My. Henry *stem. tort` , l
Writ; S J Strait; Leroy, Jesse Robert; , Me tarp, -
Ellsha Cox: Orivell, Samuel C Wells; Kinn bore.
I)anford Chaffee; .Roine 'Mk Daniel Sullivan;
llidgbury. Mortis ;Ctunniingsl *math' Creek Moses:"
Seeley: tolesheqnip,Joseph; M Ironed; „Troy twp, I
AV A Thomas; Terry, Trowels Vial!: 171ster,Janses ;
Lenox; Wilmot;Ames; littrk,Harry Barney"i Thos. - I
'Eli:tick; Windham,. Liwittalllxby, Chati Al - Shoes
.hiaker:' Warren,; Charles . Dimon, Harrington -;
Whaltkee.' : _
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, .. . TaAVIMIS JettY. I ST WEEK..
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-Armenia. PerryDrooks; Asylnuy, Vl'ilSon ;lath. I
ey: Allems bono. - ;Dana V Park, - Athens tw Wm
. 'West-hrosk:Atfrany.ltalph Steveus;Burlingt. west. •:,
James DeWltt,Burlingtontwp,Javob S Wrisl el;Co.- ;
hunbia,floo Kerriek; Canton tem, Arthur Z Mason;
Vranktin.Ogden VarneyttOranvllle. Seeley Porter,
Jerome Packanl: l Iterrirk,..Etitel Puller, William
'Nesbit:. Leroy, Win Kelley: • Lerayaville,yenta%
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Payson; Monroe tap. Win Kellogg, W E Piper,
ttrinal Kellogg; Orwell, John Kastmani . l l l e., Ste: .'. plum Ifutelsluson Rime twp, Win It If 'kwelli ,
-Springfield. Lore nto Allen. Irwin lugeis; t. betthe
'quim Joseph-IL ;Illackman..Warren li-faltllett;
Smithfield: Jatnia If Webb; Towtuyis born; Joe W
bishop, E E lieningtou:John Defrost', W 1 Car. .
awhile, Theo 1 Espy, J d;. Haight • Llc urgeHoits-
Eitymour :s:miti.i. Hiram Taylor,
Clark :W Wm
.1 Young; Towanda. twp, James W. M.
Towanda north. Gee 11311115 Troll. wp. B .18tith
en, J Lt Lindeman; Terry,A II .Jackson,it tester
ticlotenover. - Miner -Terry; Ulster, War; Rastas
brooks: Wyalusing, -Cornelius. lonovan;* Wind
ham:Walter White.. • '. - • ,
-TnAVERS JCRY 213 WEEK. ,'
: Asylum. Jacob Fmnrty. Myron, Kellogg; . then
two. W K Green. C C Snell. :Athens bons. Orrin
dordon:Albany,A A Waltmandlarelayaamea Ilteh
burMrolambla,Charlea Benstat:Cauton hors ennis
Il
p i
ak.m,Ephr.din Case. Frank 8 Peck , JJ 8 ding,
Canton twp, Ward 'Warren; Iterrtelc, John Wood
burn!, .I.lleh.tleid, Ilenry Hays* ' Monroe two, Jed.,
son 'Blackman.. Freeman Sweet ; Ronie twp, imou
ltosssit, KllTowner, Thomas Vaught; Sptin eld.
Vanrausalerllates,iJohn Higgins, Wm West monk; ,
Standing Stone, E3l Reed; Towanda bore, udson
Mallory,T NI Woodruff, Tow - anti - 4
taw. Cleo I For;
Troy, twit, Abram derolutuan, Troy born. W 11 Or
wan; Wlndhain, Carlton Boardman; Wells If.-. l r
Ilowomn, Harrison Carr.Wyainsing, do %than
Unmet, Charles Somner; Wilmot : CA; 8 ell, .1
A Wilson. •• 1 -
, 1 4. M.: SMITH, Sli ff.
)[{EGISTER,'S NOTIOES. '; No
tice is hereby given: tht there have been
led in the office (if Register of Wills in d (of
the county of Bradford, accounts of adminiSt atfoi
upon the following estaP.ut. viz:
t'ital account of Obedialt tio're aiting, ad: r of . -
GM estate of George C. Gore: late .bf Sheslntiniter
dec'4l. I . ... - _. .
(Final ace't of Geo. W. Brink;adner cif the
of C•lphus Rutintan; late of Lerayrillet•nro.: ,
;Final aec't of E: D. Powell, ganruillau of I
Spencer. (now Chaffee), minor child of W. it.
ter, tt...ed. t, ,
..Partial acct Of Iti L. BrOWn,and E. W. Do
cite',, of the, estate of John l' Brown; late_ of
not. deed. i -
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:;Find acct of IL S. Vanness, err of the est
I: W.Vanness..late;'tif Standing Stone, deed.
partial neet of CJ E. White and Liming Wli
miners of -the estate of Jonathan Whipple, 1..
Asylum. deed. I - ' • •
'Final :met of E.M.! Bishop, adm'r of the ism,
'tit 3. M. Bishop. I4te of AsYlattOeett.
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.Final account of D. S. Dartt, ei'r of the teSt...teof .
Aaron .li. Spaubilt.gg.. late of. Canton bore.. dee 11..
iFfnal acct of Ss P. Shiner, atitiCr of the t state ,
of• Stephen Shiner. late of Towanda. deed. •
• ;Final acct of C. ',G. Gridley: adm't of the, state
,Of .Jacob Ayer, late'of Orwell. deed.' - ..
• ;Final aect 'of G. W. Sterigere =and Daniel :Mir;
eit's of the.estate 'of Wsn.t,A: Zaner, late of Atha
it e. d,seti.
• Irinal :wet of Martin Tompkins. adm'r of t
ate of tin; estate of Berton Conrad; tate of St{
(loin. dee - d.: • . 1 •
Thrital account of N._N: Setts, jr.:, efr and
tee of the - estate ofd IL ICharlotte Ward, laty - ti
wand., born, deed. t - , - ' • • •.
rmal accounts of Marcus A. Porter, guartlf
ilattie and Wellington Patnaimminor citildl
J.W.I Putmun. dec'd. ' ' t '•I
: Final account orP.'d. Merrill. adm'r of t
tale of iton:en Merrill, late of. Atheit's, deed..
: Float acct of of E. It. Blauvelt. o
Atte. F. Beenian, minor child of d. A, He
tier'..l. 1 -. • , . /
. Ituel account - of liorace• and Sarah E.,11.
atlnt'r of the estate of Albert Barnes. late' of,l
vtlte. deed.; .: ..
' :Final ace'[ of Harrison Black, Guardian of
1.: Buck. Minor child of Hiram - 111teii.late oti
' I
alitslag. dee'd. • .
l'arttal necOunt of BenJamin Ackley' and
Chamberlaina cans of the estate of itillant 1
late of Wyalusing. deed. i • ,
• Sl m
ppleental Anal ,account odtc. Kirby. to
the estate of J. Doan,' late of. Whitlb.mit. dec:d
. ' ;siso the appruiscinent of property set off I'
eentor4 ur administrators. to; Widows. or child
[ld• following decedents, viz: .
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E•aate or Andrew Dewing. .
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' •-• Lewis Wheat. .' ' , .-
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- , .n• • .I.arrlsou'Lefler. " . • '
- G. A. French. •": •
'lf enry'Ca.se.
• ... Jacids•Wileoz. ' • -
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.same
Nurse.
i Anti the same will be presented to the Orp tall,'
Coittrt,of Bradf.ord county; Thursday, May tal, at LI
o'clock r. z n., for continuation and allowance. , '
. 0. J . CIIIIIIDUC
Begis .
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1C E N-S ES . —Notice Is he eliy
,i a- given that the following applications f< r'Ll
ttens.,s for Taverns. Eating : houses and .3fer }mut
Ibialers. - have been flied in this - office. and - ti t the'
same will be presented : to the Court of qtmrte Stes
slops, on MONDAY, May 3, 1875, for the ctini era
{
Galt of said Court. . -
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$. M. lirOwn, Towanda Boro. .
E. A. Jennings, " ",
Jos. P: Cummisky, - . ; ' ..
J. C. Vance, , :] " r
Charles M. "Wil - sein; " " ••"
• 0. 11. P. Disbrow. , - " "
Melvin Douglas, Ulster Township. ~.•
EATING HOKKErS.. . : ,
Charles 11. Seeley, Towanda Boro.
E. S 2 Smith, .
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, - Michael Fyne. ; - ~ •
' . MERCHANT Dr4t.r.118.: ; .
Henry W. Nobles, Towanda Boro. . .
• . G. F. iiell,e, Tiny Borough. •
,- . .' • ~ BEN - J,: - M. PECIii, .
; - Prcitlr)
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'rothonotory's 0111c4:Towanda.,',Apr11 8, 187..
SHERIFFS' SALE.--13y virt eof
a writ issued but of the. Court of Common
Incas of Bradford County, and to tne directed. I
Will expose to public Sale • on AIM premisett. ou
WEDNESDAY, April 24.1875, at 1 - o clock h. at.;
the following described property . ,
• tiNE certain lot of land In Columbia tout ship,
Isinutled on the •north by lands of Win. Sralt, east
hp lands of Ezra Dann ; . south by . and of Satnuel
Jacklin: and west lky lauds of Net an Paline/L'and
Adelbert Ballard: contshiing 140 acres of 'land.
more or, lefts,- about 110 acres improved; th 2
teamed, houses, 2 framed barnes with shet s at
Mated, one; horse barn and orchard of fruit trees
thereon. Seized and taken Into execution t the
Suit of Pomeroy Bros. vs. J. N. Vanvalknar. '•
, . ' J. 31. SMITI .. •
aprl-75. , -Sheriff. •
VOR SALE.—A valuable &nu in .
. Athens twp., rollev ' frotn Akhens
110,ro, and 3 miles from Waverly.' COMM s 150
acres, of which .125 are In grass and grain.. A la/ry
of :25 cows has been kept on It, and there is bate-'
uncut stabling forthat number. - It has a gen e
.
elihatlon to the south,-and is - warm. strong !amt. ;
it 'will be sold low and possession given ini edi
ately. Address 1
E. D. DREW, Elaktra,
D. F. PARK:Athens, Pa
J. DREW, on the farm.
notle-74tf.
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trDITOR'S NOTICE. -D ,
Rockwell vs. Strain Rockwell and N. S.'
A
mark. No. 452, Feb. T. 1871. Delos Rockwe
Niram Rockwell and Wm. Geiger, No. 8410, Fe
1874.. J. 31. Rockwell Vs. Sham Rockwell, Ni
Feb. T. 1874. in the Court of- Conmion Fil
Bradford County. ,----,
The undersigned, an Auditor appointed b -said
Court. to diStributo money in Shelling band arl: , -
lug ~from sale of real estate of Strain Roc Well.
will attend to the duties of his atrntruent t the
office of Wins Rockwell.' in Troy rough, PO., on
WEDNESDAY,. AFRIL 21, BM,' at 10 clock
";51'
A..., persons where all perso having claims upon said
fund, must present them, or be debarred from cons=
litg lu upon The same.
~...___ JOHN W. MIS,
3larch 224)5n-wt. " , • Auditor.,—
4 linfrOß'S NOTICE.—In. the
ntatter.of the estate itt aohnsou, ee`ti.
The undersigned having been appointed a itor
tythe Orphans' Court of Bracifont county, • t .-dis
tribute funds belonging to said estate In the &tuts
of the administrators, will :attend to his dutii.s at
the oMee-01-,Peet & Davies., in the borough . or To
wanda, on MONDAY, APRIL 19th, VIM,. at I
o'clock I'. M.. at which time and place all pe .us
hating claims against said land-arr required to pre.:
sent the mine; orhe forever debarred from co Wog
In upon Said fund. jIEN RY PEES ~
Ma ._17,75-4w.
VPPLICATION IN Divoßcy,,
A --,.. To Olivia B. Micklei.- 1 -No. &.411. Dee.. rm.
ia74. You are hereby notified that Lovell (CM! kles
your husband, has applied to the Court of Co mon
Pleas of Bradford County for a divorce fro the'
boil& of luattiolonY,Mul the sal& Court ha. ap
pointed MON DAT, the ad day of May 1873f0r h . ring
the said Lovell G. In the premises, at which time
and place yo ‘ u can attend if you think proper.. -- - . •
;.) . ' :• . J. M. SMITH
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~ , .-- ' Sheriff.- _
A PItICATIO I ,sr IN, DIVORC.—
..71: To.Pendletou Goodrich.LNo:46ofi, Bee.ernt
1874.—Y0u are hereby notified that Ella Good eh.
your wife, has appliell to the Court of Cm op '
Pkaft of Bradford Gounty, for a divorce front the
bonds of matrimony, tied the- said court '&l+6
pointed MONDAY: the 3d - day of May, 1875, fur:,
hearing the said Ella in the premises. at w ichi
paw anti plai.v you can attend if you think pre •r.;
i J. 3t. SMITH .
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- arrst.l. i ! She •
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APPLICATIO.N . INTDIVORC
To Alphews 511:Allixtei..-310. -114: May T m.,
1571. , -Yon are hereby noti fi ed that Mary E. 31,. ill
ister, your wife, has applied to the timid of t um- --,
Mon Pleas of , Bradford 'County. for a dlvorreArom
the"hontis of matrimony, and the raid Court h sp.
Hided MONDAT.the ad day of- May,1973,f0r Near;
methe said Mary E. in the premises, at whteh time
andplace you can attend If you think prUM. ' • .
{ J. M. 'Mull ..
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vr ! - r!! suer .
FtoiXIECIT TOWS: N °TIP
1 Notice is hereby giventhat all purlieus in ebt-
dui estate of Jullas.Velf.' kite ' Of 110:
deceased, are reqUested - _to mato Impiedlate T.
Ment.; and all_ parkins basing: dalliWilialtlS_ icoldd
attaiftlaX/Sire d ol l " 3 "Pi a M tileled • "% • set.
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