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Towsaia, Pa., Thursday, May 13, 1875.
LOCAL AND . GENERAL.
REGISTER and Recorder CHRBBUCK is
t aliCied with tare eyes.
• Boss " GEIGER - bas been elected
Treasurer of Franklin Steam Engine Co.
Tni dapple grays, owned by Tour 0.
WARD, are the finest_ looking ' pair of
horses in town. •
rum H. E:Pirciwat is new teaching
the young idea of Cheanung "how to
.loot."
Y. M. C. A..L.A prayer meeting will be
held in the rooms of the Y. M., C. A.,
.every Stindayftemoon at 4:30.
"Mies S. J. - I,Ewis-•- was elected School
Superintendent of Tioga' county, on the
4th i nst, at a ,11.ary of $1,250. •
Oun enterprising architect and builder,
.1. E. FLE3fING,' hag the contract for the
new Congregational church, at Potter-
cille)
WE . ULF I pleased to notice that our
young friend, Joni.; STRYKER, has been
I, appointed to a position in the, First Na
"ti,mal Bank.
PEnsoNAL.-0. P. LyoN„ an old resi
,lent of thg county, but now a citizn Of
!'alto, 111., is making a visit to his friends
iii-this vicinit)
ITOWE preached an excellent
li,eourse in Christ Chtnvh, on Sunday
reviving last, and administered the rite
art' confirmation to live candidates.
C I'I.A IN C. C. McCABE . will deliver
. lik lecture. "The pright side of Life in .
Libby Prison,' On ThurAay evening,
May %.20. at Central Hall, Athens.
\1•t: lIAN:E received from our young
fiend. Cadet C. B. SATTERLEE:a neatly
printed invitation to attend a series of
hops to lie given• by the cadets at West
•
'. W. ALvtitin, N. N. BETTS, jr., and
1Y A. ()N . J.:H.II)N, Esq., have been elected
l lelegates-to the International Conventw --
~Ithe Y. M. C. A.,jwhich meets itr Melt
:ll4,ml oh the 26th hist:
TIFF: Supreme Coitrt, on Monday last,
I,eadcred their deei4on in the case of At.-
riirr Bnowx. Jtuige M<►itnow is affirm
and-the condemned man will not have
new trial. The day of execution has
ri. , l yet been fixed - by the Governor. ;'
D. M. PITCHEIt.; old teacher, and
:fOllllCl' resident of this cinuitipirticiiial
leol in air orthographieal contest in Owego
: thv other night. •• Eviscerate •• was too
naleh for him, and die stepped down
ont. -- • ,
lltt: a.ivertiseine4of the old. reliable
.•1:1_ louse of Dr. PORTER, appears-in
columns.to-tlay, after an ain,:ence of a
r. The D4>etor is a ..shremA bus'inese.
nnitt. and knows frOnt• luu g exvmience
th:11 aw.er •
flirts. K. 11)-:Ecukaz, of Elmira;
ccittly delivered a; discourse defending
th.• whisky traffic. If that sort of thing
i- •• stealing the livery of heaven to
.ri‘c the devil in," ‘ - e, don't know what
w"ttid lie called.
F 1:1% I En's anti Steamlxtat
Time-Table, .contains an interesting tle
t)f th new „Masonic Temple.
I: , .t.ry member of-tli order should have
:I r.py. Send 10 centslo J. IV. FRAsmit,
s..th :1(1 srtreet. Tl,lliladelphia.
t: of our prominent attorneys exhib
pcd his knowledgel of agriculture the
..11it'r day. by asking the man who came
,to plow his garden: What he was going to
do.-With that rake. Pointing tO a harrow
it i ti c‘NV'tigl)ll
tolle ' pting and ar
i.tn;fing flowers for Decoration Day, will
wet at the parlors of the Young Men's
Cltritian 'Association. on Wednesday.
May 19. 1875. at 4::10r. M. •
.1. ANDREW WILT; of Com.
i . r ti.kvtiVit 144.11 illt;i111:thil that of
(ung . men of tliis plaro think the
t' , .1 , 111S of the V. M. (t. A. are exclusively
foli the 'use of mei/114.1-s' of, the Associa
tion. the President dt sire to say that it
expeeted that //!I'wlill "a}ail themselves
them.
• • •
ecceivetp from the eilitOr, .1.
W. Pt: IstEn. the May,. mind ler of his
Railroad and Stcantboat Time-Table,
,oyl Pocket (.nick-Book to places.of pub
interest ,
Philadelphia."- It is-a per
feet epitinne of infOrinaoon, and is gold
At the very low pri . ce of ten cents. Office
!al 39 South 3d t.reet. Philadelphia.
, .
Tin; iinn of Cobnic, ntissm.i. & Co., ;
ita, litiAl,dissolved.; by the withdrawal of
t 11,• - t NN 0 junior partners, J-11.1.4" II - Coo- ,
1 1 1 N, ;111 ,1 C. 31 . .. 11.-3.1. t.. :The latter gen-
tkin.w. we turterstainl, hasengag,ed, with 1
i, liardware Om in New York. 31. i. liAl.t.
.t young man of most exemplary- habits, i
.!11,1 is th(4 - ougltly hosted in the hardware
11,tile.
7 r_ frame of a house, which Mr..lAcou
L. IV Fat was erecting, in Fairview,
blown down on Wednesday; about
Mr. S. and his brother Q`4:CAlt
"vrt* ;It work on the frame, and were
~t ut•what injured. JACOB jumped about
t yf , et to the grouno, the shock par
alvzin;.: Ilk limbs, and injuring. his back.
' ll, . j hraller had his - :.ankle sprained.
leeture delivered by Miss Pi".TTY,:
:71nolay evening last, in the M. E.
.1 lull, h. «ate iiStened . tu by a large, intel
ii•_•4.la. and interested .audience. The
H , ,iker has an easy 'rather graceful
; 0 1.11 : es , . is'ilioroughlY in_ earnest her
.I , lv4waeY of the tcniperanee reform, and•
meetingy'eannfit but result in great
AVe heartily bid her God-speed in
111:1=11
Thi. opening of the public reading
~f the Y. M. C. A.. on Monday
t last. drew together 41 lat,4;e hum
t.f the friend's of the Association, and
t 11.• ev,ening was spent in the. most enj0y
;,1,1..• Manner.. dons R. ARRISON, of New
! Ittdge BENTLEY, of Williamsport,
I),ELos ItocKwum.,. and E. 13. PAR-,
Troy,weTe among the guests.
.In excellent el.llat ion was prepared-by
th , •Ltdies and served free to all. If the
iiiterest and enthusiasm manifested halm
aterprise on the occasion; is an indica
tion of what is to follow, the young. men
who have organized the .Vssociation have
eviry reason to feel abundantly satisfied
iiith the uudertal k ing..
• The rooms hereafter be found open
t. (411
.t. at. till 9 T. li p and the public
-. .nerally are cordially' invited to - .visit
... 1 ..;z4a, The rehdbag. pvasr, tlus
traika 'aud.uta v4l al
vt-ys t> (data cfri-* 41) eV.' • • •
411:
A moms= is fa foot in_ this place,
looking to an understanding between the
knreral pastors and einiginatdons, that
for the'nex(sic months but one service
shall be held on Sunday in the churches.
As the services are now arranged, Sun
day;, instead of being a day of rest, is one
of severest tell to many,, and we opine"
that the prolimed movement would event
uate in - real benefit to all.
WHILE there is less building going on
In town thati usual thls•Spring, there ap
pears to be Plentrotwork in the way of
repairing. Mr. E. 9 - rEtvroN has painted
his residence, and put a new slate roof on
it. Mr. MaiTARLANE is also slating his
house. Ex-Sheriff NAN FLEET, not to be
out-done by , his up-town neighbors, is
also fitting up his residence on State
street.
JOSEPH KI,pSBURY is enlarging his
house. FRANK DECKER is also making
an addition to his residence on Chestnut
street.
WE ARE pleased to announce that onr
old friend and former townsman, M. E.
SoLomolv, has again embarked in business
here. Twenty-two years ago Mr. S. came
here and opened a small clothing store,
and continued in business ere until after
the war; when, having . i quite a
fortune, he retired, leartilg the store to
his son, Airs. The latter having con
cluded to remove, to Buffalo, the father
again assumes control of the Towanda
house, and will spend most of his time
here. Ile takes a younger son into co
partnership, end the business, we have
no doubt, will .be *conducted with the
same energy and honesty which has
always characterized the establishment.
NonvuEitis - Disrmer CONVENTION 1.0.
OF G. T. The— first quarterly session of
the Northern District Convention I.o l rof<
G. T., will -.meet at Canton, Bradford
county, Pa., MI the last Tuesday of. May,
1.8:5 at 11 o'clock A. sr., and continue in
session at the wish of the Convention.
" The elective officers shall be chosen by
ballot, for one year, at the regular meet-
Mg of 31a . y. each 'year." There - fore, all
can easily see the need of a good delega
tion at Canton on the last Tuesday of
May. A cordial welcome is waiting.
WILL T. LAWRENCE, Dist. See:,
East . Canton, May 7, 1875.
AT 'rim annual election of officers for
the ensuing year, by Naiad Engine OD.,
N okiit
-_,. 2, the following persons were chosen:
- .exident--C. P. WELLES. ' ' . l -
-
' "ce-PresideAt- T —E. P. Isou.tm.
Wording sec . 4—A. T. PIERCE. --'
FihaiiCiai 'See . E. M HITMAN,
Trea.torer-E.'P. PIERCE. -
Foronan..—E.:l3. STINE.
Firia .4Asittri/114 2 7-OI.IVER BENNETT.
. Seco . rad BRAUND.'
t'ontinco,..S.tm AL
LEN. •
Areineio—Crvo;tor: WELI.r.s, H. KINGS
BURY. I
PERsoNAL.7--COl'. J. A. Comm: is still
confined to his room, but is thought to be
out of danger.
=Ex-Sheriff SrAunxo was taken ill at
the residence - , of Ids T. W.
Mix, Esq., in this.. place, several days
ago. where he has since been confined
to his room. .
—.Jo:as It. Imum).s. who was some
M3II!MSEM
paid his friends liege a dying visit on Sat-,
urday evening.la4.
,
_Wtt.t.t.ut Scorr, who was seriously
injured by a fall months since, is
slowly recovering from the effects of his
injuries. awl is no* able to be on the
street. • -
THE anniversary exercises of the Epis
copal -Sunday-school. ' Sunday last,.
were made dOnbly interesting ,by the
presence and participation of the Bishop.
The order of exercises, as arranged by
the Rector, was well carried out, and ren.
deredtheltasion not onlyedifying but
entertaining. 1;0. Mr. Mcb.vAINE made
some most excellent and well-timed re
marks, ;mil was followed by the Bishop.
.in a short addresS appropriate, to the omi
sion; after Which : the several classes each
recited a text bearing upon the Ascension,
and presented their ofkrings to the Rec
tor, together with a bouquet of flowers.
The flowers were' . placed on an arch which
Lad been prepated in the chancel, and
when they were' in, the - scholars dis
covered that 04 had produced ".Tor."
Tim whole amomA of the offering for the'
year was i;:236.
IaiDGE-DeputyintosT installed the fol•
lowing oflicerS over Alvord Lodge. I. 0,.‘
of U. T.. on Weddesdayevening last':
\V. C. W. Al.vonn.
1 •
W. I"..T.—Mrs. 0.. T. CIICIIBUcK.
W. S.—CuAs. H. ALLEN.
W. A. S.- I S. Itoyi.E.
W. C.—J.
W. 3L—N.'IVJ Ar.vmm: • •
W. A. M.-- 7 314 C. H. A LLEN.
MAXWELL. !
W. T.—C. P. Niciim.s.
W. If G.—Mis E. 14FIDI.EmAs: •
W. 6. KEYSER.
W. H. S. - =:-,3fig:s NANcir SNELL..
W. L. 5..-31rsi C. J. COOLIIAU6 11.
W. C[ T.—J. P. VANFLEET.
Lodge Deputy C. H. ALLEN. ,
Rep t to Grandl.Todge—J. P. VANFLEET
Proxy—J. A: WILT.
Clark Olmstead vs M P Olinstead. On
motion, Court appoint Wm, J Young,
Esq., a Commissioner to take depositions.
Nathan Coleman vs Pamelia A Cole
man. On motion Court appoint. E. Carr,
E.sq., a commissionerto take depositions.
Charlotte J Alvord vs Clark N Alvord.
On motion court appoint .1 S Williston,
Esq., Scommissioner to take depositions.
G W Pressey vs Reuben Rhinebold.
On motion Court grant rule to show
cause why judgment should not be open
ed, and the defendant let into a defense.
In the matter of a County Bridge - over
.Tosearora, Creek. The Grand Jury re
turn that the bridge is-necessary, but is
not too expensive for, the township to.
build. Report of viewers disapproved.
In matter of a County Bridge over
Wyalusing Creek, The Grand Jury re
turn that the bridge is necessary, but is
too expensive for the township to build.
Report of viewers approved.
Milton' Adams vs Lucy L Adams. On
motion Court appoint A S Hooker a
commissioner to take depositions anedi
rect the Sheriff to make proclamation.
Mary Green vs Wm S Green. Frances
M. Fisher vs Jas P Fisher. On motion
Court direct a subpoena- in divoree to is
sue, in each rase.
The following Sheriff's Deeds were ac ,
knowledged in open court, by. the Sheriff,
J Monroe Smith :
To Philip Hand Henry Yawger, for a
house and kit in Ulster township, sold
April 29, as the property of A B Lincoln;
consideration $390. • -
To A S Baldwin, for tiro lots or land in
Pike twp., containing- 1472 acres, sold
April 29, al the property of D C Scott;
consideration $3,114.50.
To Thomas Dunbar, for a piece of land
in Troy twp., containing 22 acres, sold
Jan 28, as the property of Dana Dunbar;
consideration, $340.
To Kelion Packard, for a - house and lot
in Alba, known as the Union Hotel, sold
Feb 5, as the prOrierty of Ira H Smith;
consideration, 450.
To DI L Rockwell, for a piece of land
in Canton twp., sold April 29 as the prop
erty of Elisha and J E Rockwell; consid
eration, $230.
To Pomeroy Bros.,
Febor five loss of land
in Canton twp., sold F 5, as the proper=
ty of J; W Bailey and N Van Name; con
sideration, $96.
To John McCracken, for a piece of land
in Asylum twp., containing 50 acres, sold
April 29, as the property of Isaac Davis
and Charles Harris; consideration $360.
To C S Russell, or a house and lot in
Towanda Boro', sold April 29 as the
WHILE we are all prone to find fault prop er ty of jam s Lockabee; considers.
with the unseasonable weather, and de- Lion, $250.
clam the like was never before known, it To C Atwood, for a piece of lattd in
may. be Well to 'refresh - our memories in Eike twp., containing 95 acres, sold April
regard to the:patter. A ; contributor to ; 29, as the Raped,' of Asa J Mime; con
sideration- $875.
the Cleveland lierakt sends t& following To Horace Spencer, jr., for , a'!zpiects of
note. to that raki, eonerzing the sprig land
s in Burlington p.4ontaining 37
- ot 1673 . ac bold April -211, as 14.4trrtI or
_ - . W C ctanitientitti •
. -111 -tx k lijok*4o.l l 4o4l4ttit 6 1 3 1100 • .To 31 L fo ct i ab rA:tlloll . 714
lhastiolyttplotaifter: ***l tikbro* -044#0.
AT .t regular encampment of Watkins.
Post, No. 68, G.A. 8., May 7, 1875, the
following comrades were appointed to
make arrangements for observing Decora
tion Day at this place, Saturday, May 29:
Mar Shall a the Day, Col. E. OvEirrox,
jr.; Committ...e to solicit aid for defraying
expenses, Comrades JAsim BRYANT, - E.
OrkurroN, J. MADILL; Committee
of arrangements Comrades H.J.
WM. S. ViNOINT, J.. N. CALIFF; COM:
.mittee on flower, Comrades J. ANDREW
WILT, W. SCJTT, W. S. VINCENT, J.
N. CALIFD. LYON. :
It was resolved that the following-nam
ed• ladies be rerytiested to assist the com
mittee in obtaining, contributions of flow
ers, and arranging them for, time occasion,
• !
Committee 'to solicit tloWeis —Misses
ELLA PRATT ! NRLI.TE LAMOREVX, MART
PARso:4;s, MAT 314CFARLANE, ANNA Krr-
KENDALL, .111.ABYArs$ELL, JF.ssrE NOBLE,
STELLA PrrcO:ri, MARY 31ERCER, NEL
LIE HINE, ETTIE POWELL, ETTIE MOL.
now, Miss 1474-E Coomtrint.
Committee to assist in arranging flow
ers-31is. E. Qvinios, jr.,• Mrs.,. W. 8.
VINCENT, Mrs, Dr. JOUNSON, MTS..C, D.
Wuhan's, MrS. a W. scorr, , miss
IRENE MASON,' Mrs. F. J. CALKINS, MISS ,
HOWI.',s-, Mrs. W. G. TRacT; Mrs.
M. M. iSrm,nlNO, Miss titEEsoN, Mrs.
J. N. CALVET, L. R. FROST, Mrs.
CVAIILES Maitern, Mrs. W. Down:.
GEonoT: V. 31vwn,-Adjutant
whitrY Oen IRMO ss NO. d it to
tin as rand it in my book," From April
lit to 1day,19,,i18784
The past winter has been long and cold;
not much spring weather up to this. Cold
weather set inthe beginning : of October,
1872, and kept on Illthota finch let-up to
date. Peaches, Isabella grapes, and other
tender vines were killed. . •
April Si,' 1878—Cold and wintry .. _
' April 25, 1878= - Snow and frost this
morning; cold and wild snow storm all
prll 27,. 1878—Snow; last night frost.
/April 03, 1773—C01d and fir:sty.
• April 29, 1878—Fine day; coldat
_ April 80, - 1878—Frtrat this mo ;
sin bright.
• May 12, 1873-Bcine Warmer.
May 18, 1878—Thunder storm last
night; cold Ito-day.
May 14, 1873-43nowing.
May 17, 1873--Cold and frosty all this
week; a white frost this morning. ' •
May 18, 1873—White frost this morn
ing; cold north wind.
May 10 , 1873 —Spring weather corn
.
men.
TUE attention of the Court was occupi
ed most of the time last week, in the
bearing of Use - .POWERS homicide case.
The cause was ably managed by the at
torneys on each side. Mr. MePrlznsoles
argument to the jury was highly com
mended by all who listened to at, as was
also that of Cot &Erre. IV. 'l DivrEa,
Esq., on the part of the Comrikonwealth,
made a malt clear, forcible, and candid
argument,_ which was listened to by a
large audience, although it IV - as nearly
midnight when be closed. ~The whole
trouble and cost of this case is directly
chargeable to'Ner - !-and the unfortunate
men who weremoved to the foul orbit(' of
murder, through strong drink, have
learned by : sad experience, that "strong
drinkis raging."
- ED. REPORTEd: I notice that ••ZEXE
SMITH,". is likely- to become notorious. A
learned critic has conferred a bleaSing up
on the public, by furnishing much valua- .
ble knowledge in a historical poTtit of
though the author of ".r. -- iVI. - ffe
the Wyoming Valley," had never so
Much as, dreamed 'of writing, a word of
accurate history, in the story referred to..
The story was written dnringjeisure
hours; as a mere pastime, and offered to
the public more to amuse • and perhaps
while away an hour pleasantly, by those
who cared but little about " anachro:
nisms," 'verisimilitudes," "craisemblan
ces," etc. The critic might have borrow
ed a German word or two, after exhaust
ing the French and other languages, and
added more force, if possible, to his criti
cism. For instance, "Constantinopoli-,.
tonisherdoodleSacksfifeehenmearchenmai
cbessolmskindskinder," would have led
the public to a more exalted opinion of
" Antiquary's"-vgduptuous effusion.'
If in-y friend cafe t swallow that thirteen
feet awl six inches of snake, nor compre
hend that awful bear, smaller ones can be
had on application, with .stamps enclosed,
or sent.by express C. 0. D. The author
would further state that he was -well ac
quainted:with DANIEL B . nOwN, of Brown
town, having very,glistinct.recolltion of
many, happy days spent in his society.
He teas mag dear grandfather. The DAN
IEL BROWN of the story, I 'never had the
pleasure of meeting. I do not recall to
mind just where the man was 'born, nor
the exact date that he put in his appearL
mice. •
Mr. Yonx, of Wysox, I also knew .and
highly esteemed, having been at his resi
lence many times, while I was a member
of Dr. THOMAS 3IADILL 4 S family. My
recollection of those (lays brings joy to
my mind, while I write.
Mr. YORK, of the norratiee, never had
ati existence, save in the author's imagin—
ation. lam glad to learn - that nny Mr.
Mums was- born on the east side of,
Spanish MI; I always supposed he was a
native of the south side —at least one
would suppose so, front the Marla man
ner in Which he stirred Antiquary's"'
historic depths (sie). I wonder who ever'
said : they (BnowM, Vow: , and llAnnts)
were born in Towanda. •
My good friend's opinion of Indians, 'is
nice. but I have no doubt it would be
radically clanged, if he had one month's!
experience with the " red skins," even in:
these latter days: "Go West, young man,
go West !" (If, ho*ever, you are a wo
man, I won't ask you to).
In conclusion, I hope Co part with •'.ln
tiquary " on the most friendlyiterms. lle
has done nobly, and the public no doubt
appreciates his services. The " Early
Life in Wyoming" afforded me 'much
pleasure while writing it, and, I trust,
with all its imperfections,—which were
inany,no one was " phool " enough to
believe one word of it.
Affectionately Youris
THE . AUTlttnt
I tbara , N. Y., May 7,1875.
COE: Itr 'PIt(WEEDINGS. - •Wetlitesday..,
May 3
122 siiithn - .tty - ofiliolin.Patten• . I
B ai... .•---,---,--,, ~7
i. TO4 P. , : for e. -piece, of ,land In
Xsylnittirp. pontilidng '22 acres;; so*
April - 29, - aittille rope* of Eiv Carmel*
:.TOICra H,E Coinei fcir fs - "pieOe'efiland
in Tlnranda .- ,twp., ,,- contairdng 5 -acres
and 33 pemlsek_ riold April 422 t, as the
property Of 4 . .‘'F Condos; - consideration,
4410.!i • '- ! - . • : 1.
. - Toi:loini" konslander, for - a piece f
land - iii Coln b in toiniildp.,
,containing
140 aims, sold April- 24,
' tus' the property
of J l‘f Van Valk:ter; ' l considera tion,'
200. If , I • .
%To ',Joseph Conklin, for n a piece of land
in Rote tvrp;, cont a ri l goo acres,-;.141
ApritS, 'as the property of Thomas! CO,'
ter;.cOnsiderition, $2,200. 1
To Rosa & Willianis, for - a pieee Of
land in 'Arinenia .twp„ containing 50
acrek'sold April 29, as the property of 0
it W Bullard. consideration $2OO. i 1
~ 1
On motion Court approve of the folkny
ing aPpointments of DeptiDepu ty - Ccaistablers
made ;by the Constables in said town
ships: Wm Iti Watts, in Cantcin IwpL;
Wm Hemmenway, in, Smithfield twp , ,,
and Alexander English, - in Albany twit..
On :readi' petition, and on motion,
Court appoin G eorge Childs constable of
r
Shesbequin •- . ' ' , : •
Corn vs P I Wilcox —Selling liqaors
• without license. Continued to September
term.'',
- - •
~ ,
- In the matter of the, fipplication of Ce
tillian McCracken for the benefit of the
Insolvent Laws..On Motion .Court order
Idsfinatiliiching:-,1,
In the matter of therippliadion 01'11.314
and JOhn Hale, for thelbenefits of the In
solvent Laws. On motion Court "fixt.l;e
first day of Sept. Term{ fo r hearing f
the'applications for their discharge, and
direct notice to be given to - creditors by
publication. I • 1
Cord vs Stanley V and John J. Powers!
Murder. The Commonwealth rested on.
Saturday . morning. Wm Foyle, Esqi,
opened the case on the part of the prison
ers, Saturday afternoon the case was ,
closed; I McPherson, Esq., delivered the I
first argument on the part • of the prison
ers. Ile was followed in the evenuig by
Malian Smith, Esq.,also for the prison-
ers.. W T Davies, sq., for the CorM,
closed; he argument& 1 At 11:15 r. ]ti,
his Honor Judge Morrow delivered his :
charge to the jury. The jury -retired at
2:2
10 .i. s., Sunday. .itt' 3 r. 'sr. they
came in:, They find the prisoners guilty
of murder in the.second degree. 1 :
Monday May 10: - .-.1 .
' .1
A J',Noble vs George W MAR. .Ii 1
Haines vs Seth Abrams. - Auditors' ; Re- •
ports in each of the above cases confirm -
ed finally. .
0 S Peck vs Rosalie R Peck. On mo- ,
tion (leant appoint Win .1 - Young, ES4I., a !
commissionerto take depositions. - ' • I I
• Rachel Laudon vs Joseph - A Landon. 1
Chauncey B Guthrie vs*Ttebecca Guthrie. i
Eliza j McCracken vs Flees 31CCMCkelt.
On motion Court direct Sheriff to make ,
proelaination,l and appoint B. A. Long, 1
Esq., a commissioner to:, take depositions ,
in each of the above cases.
L G:Miekleia vs 0 11'31iekles. On 'mu-
Hon Court appoint B IA Long, Esq., ,.
cxnumiiisionerlto take depositions.
Rozelle Smith vs Daniel Smith. :O n '
motion Court appoint John W Mix, ESql.,
a commissioner to take depoSitions.
.1
Julia H Ballard vs '_O P Ballard; '.IT.
Ezekiel Mayo l vs Elizabeth H Mayo. On
motion Court 'direct . a subpoena in divorce • .
to issue in each-of the above cases. 1
Mary E Ward vs Albert Ward. On
motion of Hon Delos Ilocksvell, Comit
make the usual decree of divorce. _ I' :
Charlotte J ?Alvord vs Clark. N Alvord.
On motion of I. N Evims, Esq., CouA
make the usual decree of divorce. , I
MarY E McAllister vsAlpheus McAllis
ter. On motion of E t_7
~Court make the usual thicree of divorce.
WniD vought vs C CI Wright. On*io
tion court dirif an alias subpoena to is
sue. • 'I .
Nathan Coleman vs PIA Coleman. On
motion of II McPherson Em., t
cour •
make the usual decree of divorce. , I
Brarnhail vs M 0 Bloody and .A
Sham4W. On motion COurt grant rule to
show cause why judgment should not be
opened, and the defenthints let. into a de
fense.
Ruth E OhnStead vs Chas Coverdale.
Stark,: ~[iller "tV, DeWitt vs IV Barrow
cliff. :Judgment for want of an appear
;wee, in each a the alkule cases.
Conif vs GeOrge R Barker —Desertion.
On motion Ccitirt direct! a nolle proxfgui
to be entered a this ease,,
The lieenses'were granted :
TAN Efl
, • •
,
. .1 C
,Vance, T R Jordan, C M Wilson,
Patric)Oullivan,• W W Pitcher, E kJen
nings,. oWanda; A D McCrancy, Canton;
D S Kennedyk J G Dougherty,Wysox;
M P Wilson, Sylvania; T W Wofe, TrCly;'
J S Thompso, J M Brown, ' WyaluSing;
T S Andrews, .Austinville; Joseph Carr,
Charles' Hend -, Ridgelniry; J P .Stiong,
Columbia; G orge Jordan,Athens; J P
Ro , rers,lShesliequin; Danie BroWn, :Mel
vin Douglass, Ulster; E Blakeslee, Smith
field.
T ' ATING HOUSES.
J i
JWm '3l .s, E S Smth, C H Seeley,
Michael PyiW, Towanda; M B Calkins,
Burlington ; W W Gleckner, Canton ;
Francis Greei , John N Wolfe, Troy.
i -
MERCHANT DEALERS.
Ii W Noble, C' T Kirby, Wm Henry,
Dennis. McMahon, Towanda; G F. Vick,
Troy. -
•
The following were refusal:
MEM
0 II P Dis wow, John Kennedy, S 31
Drown, 'J P Cuininisky,
.Towanda; W 11
Bradley, Tro y }•; J ,S Pitt; South Creek;
F E Case, Leßaysville; Chas Day, Ath
ens; 1 4 J Andress, Minnequa; J Van-
Winklejister. - .
EATING lIGESEs.
;Andre l ws, Jas -Nestor, jr., Daniel
Hayes, Michael Hayes, Michael Cangley,
/Towanda; KifF & Twist, Athens; Walter
Smithfield; A V Trout, Canton.
ITEIICILOIT DEALEM. .
SullWan &. McCracken,„ John Fitzger
ad, Redmond Caton, ToWanda; Viele &
Booth; B W Clark, Canton; J J Hannon,
Overton; .Kifll & Twist, Athens. !,
Coin vs Win Gunn=Selling liquor witli
Out license. After the jury was impan,
neled„the defendant plead guilty. Court
sentence him to pay a fine of $6O and:
costs proseclition.
Corn vs Win Gunn-Sell i ng *qnor with ,
CiC
out license. i tiecond indictmei .. Dist.;
Att'y Califf,
.. rl,
Esqs.,lor Coin.; Smith 4S; Montan e for:.
defendant. The jury Ilnd the deferidant
not guilty, and that the county pay the
costs.. ; . .
,Corn vs John Curran—Assault and bat=
tery. Dist. Att'y Calif and W T Davies,
Esq., for Corn.; Smith & Montanye for.
defendant. The jury find the defendant
guilty . ; . ThC Court sentence - him to pay
a fide of ONO and costs of prosecutioW
• Coni vs .John Curran—Malicious mis-,
The defendant pleads guilty. The
Court sentence him to pay, a line $l, and
Costs of prosecution.
Corny, s Mortimer 3loe. Convicted ofi,
assault and battery at February Terin. l
The Cohrt sentence him', to pay a fine of !
$1 and costs of prosecution.
Cfnii ;vs Mortimer Moe—Breaking in
-
doors.: !The defendant; 'pleads
The court sentence him Ito pay a tine of !
$1 and-costs sts of prosecution.
Conil ;vs Edward Thdrntoll and Chas.
Van Wert Larceny. ;The defendants,
plead ,'guilty. The court sentence them:
each to..pay.ai fine of $lO and costs of pro
secution, andAndergo an imprisonment of
two y4ars and six months in the Elstern ,
Penitatiary.,
Coin Vs Francis Granger and Patrick
Lally-Assault and .battery. Dist. Att'y
Calif and Wood & Sanderson for Corn. ;
DoWittl, & Maynard for the defendants.
Thejury found them griilty. The court
sentenee them each to pay a fine of $25
and costs of prosecution.
REV. IJ. S. STEWART,' of this place, pd,
Rev. Di CRAM of. Wyalusing; tft
change Pulpits on Sunday next.
41
'IIIUSINEB.I3 LOCAL.
iii-Boys' linen v olars at Td. E. Itosaset rues. -
Neatly ' Whited town orders for .fale at this
Onlee.
I -••••
air New g oads received daily at HENDLESIAN 'S.
.
4it •
4111 - FO'grailn: dohe'at
DEL.IIAN 's Jewelry
Store. ' ,
r isoles and MuSical Clacks, at Jl.Ext
nnz.m.6ts. . -
air lissrpr.EsEssr otters a great reduction In 1-
I . er-fisted Warci.
•
Air 1 . '41 ntl a tlis l‘vor.141 . : 111),
atm l ipiziriiies. - I
1 4 - ro h t,'"Orao—nt
.1.18, 1440 ,
,
. . -
iii rtes Zakbroko*,.3lßalttpao#Ligialteei
at Straits a limiltitnr.,
I
st
PRY qAci
_
ior ?row D . E4s two's, lid Tel=*lnge; at
[ iTtUnl4l4lll.4.ornri•
_ -
tlanoe Tuned and Repalred.• Ordertteny
left at Mote. axonal D. Cote,
ID low Table Damask!: Naphine I M Towelti
at Etr:iite : //crlitt.arcrwf., el
• • "
Sir For the best Itosetor Steak to to - litrthi
Ittrx. • • `•••
rir Howie* ...,ilelebrate4' 'Rewild*
,
Flows, , Flat Lull Pkatra, ExceLlot Mira llotn".
Chum °wen, am. " ' 11. M. Wu tsa & Sow.,
New Clocks and Caulmets t I. • F
- . EVANSS' IltimazTilip-:,
rr Nowarrival 4?of goods this flay (Mai
It) at itz..tcvs. •
S. g you want tbi beat Cook Itoxe extant, call
at Ju.nra, In liteictult block. - ,
-46 r Go to Wisyrecxo SuAtrilt,litercuri Block,
hie your Books lad Stationery. •
fair:Water-Coolers: FUters, Befrigera.:,
tom—the beat la market. at BLACIVF.
Or Wall Paper and Curtains, clleap at WitIT
COUn & SILUTT,EI, Hcrcur , Block. '
Cam' Now cloths and eassimoretcat KENT
WATIZOVI. •
re' Do you want a Baby Wagon? Qo
to ntnors.
lErlloram & PAsem3E. are general
agents for the celebrated Mathushelt Planes, and
.0. WOOD'S lt Co.'s Organs—tee ;best In this or.
any other country. [ April .
Ur New Embroideries, just opened, at
WENT & WiTP.Ol7B * . • ' " 1 •
Or ONE HU NDRED , TONS BEST
QUALITY GROUND CAYUGA PLASTER, on
hand a! 31yersburg Mph., , EZltay 3-2w].
Jar The largest and best defection or Spring and
Bummer goods yet brought to this market, la being
received daily, at 11. J'Acons'. '
,
BLAcK. ha Baby Wau'unis - from si3
up . to costiy as you may wish,
ea- A s good, Light Wagon, avid Double Ijarll!AS..
for Halo, cheap. Will take Lumber . for pa . y. En
quint at FuoRT & Bpxs• Furniture Store; cuactru.
,r,..V'Special prices to Parties wanting
to !my large Pete of crockery: 4. A; itt.Aex.
A little money will buy a•l.•irge as
sortmetit of Table libissware from the *lock at
IlL.teK's. ' 7
•{T Don't fall to call at Itzstmr.al.VivS, If you
to buy anything 111 the line ot . 4ewelry. Silver
and Silver-plated Ware.
Fon ItENT.Tett In To.
wanda Borough.' Tertnx redsonablu. lytolt.
to
ELsnnEE, Treasurers °Mee. ' •
/a7'Lnrge stock of Pletures and Pleturr
at Wiiiicomii & SIIA UT'S, Nereur Mork.
-UfliCew Dress_ (tcxxlec . 011 and see
them at KENT Sc.W.►ruuen% .
La- American mad 'French ('lftrkm In great varie
ty, at very I,w rricor.. at 11 FINDEI.3II.t.M.S.
*? 601, .$lll cr, awl f t±.el.llm l *cta
laaaseP., In great :Tatlet.', at ItEs.t)
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AW• ( 'motet POULTRY SA —Buff Ctwhins
and . White Leghorn ; alsi) PaFtri 0-"Cochins and
Light Brahma Crek:erel4 Apply to C. D.S.tsit.
I=l
Ari`M. lIENDEL:n.tx has the largest and best
Stock of ladles' ano gentlentens' gold RIO silver
watches ever brought to Towanda.
/Fir It you wri t to secure a goof article. and get
the worth of your tuoney, the plat* logo Is M. HEN-
=ME
C" Itubbe:i paint, all et l ilors, mixed
ready for use; salistaction yam/iced. - •
.11. M. WELLEs t SON.
S. J. Fpinnt's lliotograph Gallery
over 0. A. 10..s.ciwii store), will Is 3 opened Satur
day. May 11, wheie Son will find him prep red to
do all k lints of work known to the art of Photogra
phy. • I. 1
_
•O' PIANO-FORTES GREAT REDUC
TION IN I'lAxos47lrst-ela.ss, large slzr, square
grand, 7 , i octave:Plano-fortes, for Organs In
proportion: at 1101:itEs .17 P.voLtGF., Tqwattila, Pa.
M r ' FREE Amy one !buying $l.OO or
more worth of g44xls! at 31 E IfosE.,FiELD's
lug Store. Fill recelie free one elepait Alpaca Cap,.
or Straw Hat., of the latest,
i ,stylek
•
•
Mi . GIVEN ! AWAY !—Every pureliager
of goods aniontithig to fi.oo or 14e, will metre
FREE, one striped Alpaca Cap, or Straw lint,"at
N. E. ROSENFIE:LD'S Clothing Sto
' Mr Powell & Co. have . just opened a
spiendig stock- or Ilinnburg EialOrtaerles at very
low prices. ° tapr2stf.
MM" Mixed Paints, , Teady fur use, at H:
T. Jusys itarthOre Stori:,' in 31o0nrs 1 1;lovk.
April 27—nr.
f 33— Pttre Itlttotleti White 'Leghorn
. -
Egg S, 01le dollar; per .selling vggs, Appie
trees, all =Med; *t7,, to f;2O per hundred. Pear
trees ti. 7.0 to t. 75 per hundred. rape. Vines, bearing
age, 50 cents each. !MD. Joxv.s.
Orwell, Itradford Co., Pa.
$ 9 O '&
• Day at home..
t •r t ,7 l free , AddresB,
G. N SON SC CO.. Portland, a lir: tjans2:,- - 741.
/Th — Ntver buy [ a Cook stove until you have
at .1 UNIi.‘S and t exatidned the 4 ' New Empire," a
stove which had never disappointed the expecta
tions of the nuud i fasticlions housewife.
//4- It Is not generall known that If. C. wurrA-
Kim, at the Beek - Bindery over the REPOUTER
°Mee, makes Blank Books In any style of ruling and
binding desired. If you want a new Ledger, Jour
tater Docket, give him a call. '
itirCAMPlowN WOOLEN 3111.c.—Carding, Spin
ning and Weaving, also, Mknufacturlng, Cloth-
Dressing, etc., as usual. Stocking Yarn, Flannel,
and Cloths for sale. Machinery running In. good
order, and :work Warranted and done with dispatch.
I •. '
•
•-
t Smith prcw. Milk wagon Which
makes Its daily round arid supplies two hundred
families with pure, fresh milk.' Truly there Is hon
e. y even among milk men, as • their many east°.
me s ean testify.i [apr2rlw3•.
EV \V e nt SALE OR RENT.—A a-stiny
Rita Sto Main Street, Townda, Pa. Fitted,
up for si-Grbeery l and:Bakery. For, terms, address
done W. Um Towanda; Pa. -••. (a^l-o.moo.
N
•
vow.
I.trzity I.• ;; Sat.E.—We have a Livery fr
eightliorses and • 1 carriages, lima, etc., ivhllio
we olfey for Sale Cheap and on reasonable terms.
Enquire of our agent at the stables, or at our
Music Store.
/10.101iS & P.,ISSAGE.
Mu. Wm. MOrwicx. late of J. 8. ALLYN. &
Co., inn hereafter be fount at J. 6. FILUST &SONs,
on Main street, Where ho will bo happy to see all of
his nnmeron.s friends. And any In need of Furni
ture, or anythina In the' line of Undertaking, Will
find the best gtiods, best assortment, and lowest
prices, at their store, of any place in tho conntry.'
Call and see for yourself.
e ' , r 2
'rr r y iCIDGE II S KIEVIIIiiIBLE PLOWS.—
Common Side-hill Plows, #10; ' the Penn Yon Flat
Land Plow, only, j 0; Steel Plow Cultivators, Horse
Hoes, Churn Pow ers, &c.
Ape-175. - ' • 'IL St. WELLEs & SoN., .
1871
SPRING' AND SUMMER.
CORSER , & COON'S'
Are lion ready tai sena tie public with the largest:
hnd best Stock of 1 .
BOON, SHOES,: intrNKA ANO TRA,OILING BAOR
Aver brought to Towanda. Prices to cult the time%
(WI and see us. .
...i.
a, *in' MILL Toy COtr011?-4'or the
~ .
, .
past year we have sold trameuse qugntities of Dr.
Monnts' Syrup of Tar, Wild Meshy and , Ilore.
hound, and have heard but one °pluton concerning
it—" That It is the best thing we have ever psed.",
It receives not only the eitdorsement of the people,
but numerous physicians, who are acquainted with
its composition, give ,it their rusqualided approval.
Try Itlor . coughs, cold:, croup, bronchitis, asthma,
o; any arty fcrla of Threat erlungOaaie. It contains
IP cf Pl i glarint* . ' 4 04011 e fa,. Ptiovit
tbt4, ,,026 4 1,.. au ;Azgoos,abaireo. Trial
tbEititAt**
, ere ire e agave ter:Nies*
411 4 1 0
-111,11t4i 7 i• --•.:,. re
• -•- - 41e-a-Xt
1,03 e WiLs ptlartra„
cored t 7 eareioin7.
Pow= and N. o.lEuxua
lINSI
larlisnn Taff -41... F 90hownl
soiebe g to inforsitho poisok, of *unit 11Oottr t ,
tbat t illey bay, just bought , Ood "toed on nth*
oticstock of ' . 4:1; 'fi w .
.AMA ants , ViIItItISIIING
, G O 9/411141.11,:(1.M. ..E.Tc•v XTCt,
4liirlog bought our goals for cash, at the
lowest pouLble prices, we will sell them tit the
woe basis, so that no one can possibly undersell
is x 't
es. 7
v it aiw e rt
MIAMI be sold.. This is conceded ap the world
‘Mmti" . tis be the only fair honest principle gt
whdellja *men can or sbOald be conducted. -.1 bey
can lioildiand boy as cheap as the most expellent.*
ed #>Zd closest buyer.
All gaols warranted as represented.: filleAll,*
leek wad trlaloand we need not ask you toealla
seenMi time . E;#6 1 . 0
~, 11 0",
; hid door north of TITLos Co..inurtamet;
PITELPB-13010)02L—Att the residence of Geo.
• IL Webb, Albi, May s, by Rev. B. 8. Dean, Mr.
Dhow netrftstorA MirUngl.l"o, Sa and ?ft'
Gesrokm, of filitanil964 As. :`,2
CANYIELD—LEWIB.—At Lerayavllle, May 5 , by
fieibroah.,lfr. Jeremiah Canfield, of MO.
Mrs. Eunice Levrla4 otlikldletow,e Sump&
; mous co.
COI
11DINGTON.- COGSWELL —At the M. E.
P AprilAprllo. 1875. by Um S.
. R. Coddlngtoo to Mrs. Lydia Cogs
well. , All of Lellarnille..
COOLBAUGII—CRAFFEE,—it Route, April 14.
at the bonteC the bride's pat vets, by Rev. G. W.
Claudio; T_owan da, Mr. C. J. Coolbsogb, of
• Toyands, a less L. D: Chaffee.
, 1111111111.1111mmooma •
FOWLEII.- , -Near Monrceton, on the ad of May,
1873, Austin Scowler, aged almost Miens, •
AUSTIN FOWLER was truly one of the pkaadetst
of this part Of Bradford county. His father came
from near liartford,`chtin., to thli county ‘n the
year 180 D,• the family .counting of his wife, two
sons, and four daughters: AUSTIN was then only
elerdts years old. flaying arrived at what is now
kllOlOl as Monroe Corners; they were obliged to cut
e restd.altelek Eagle tpthelldittlOstartelattAlefe
watula Creek, to theplace, where they 'titled..
Herd the father and brothera cleared up large
farm's, and hhre AVSTIN lived and died. He was
a faithful and intelltgent citizen, ckind neighbor,
a loving husband and father, and an exemplary
Chriiitian. He embraced religlott„ and united with
the Presbyterian church. In the year 1837, and
adorbed his pro:cask:ln by a faith that works by ,
love and purifies the heart. He died, triumphing
in the hope of a blessed immortality In the pres
ence of ids Redeemer.:. - U. A.
3fonrOeinn, on Friday. April
IS, Hattie Grace, Infant daughter of H. W. and '
'tattle E. Reetwell.
•- Of such is tholklngdont of Heaven. - ,
DAVIDSON.—At Sbesheentn, Friday morning,
May 7th, len, Douglass Davidson, aged 79 years,
7 months and = days.
FROWANDA MARKETS,
wIIOLEs ALEI , RICES.
Corrected every. Wednesday ' )y C. B. PATCH,
snippet to changes daily.
wheat,* bush
nye, *bush
Buckwheat. ? !PGA
Com; ? bush
Oats,* bush ,
.
Beans, %1 lush 1 GO@ 200
Butter (rolls) ?lb 29 @ 22
illo ; (dalry,) t? lb ... "4 ,-• 27
Ekgs; ? dos • -1 " -- , 13
Potatoes, ?I bush, new e ' 50
noun* harrel ' S 7 (4 800
WElctlira ov GlLAlN.—Wileat 60 lbs.; Coral 56 lbs.;
Bye 541 lbs. ; Oats 32 lbs.; Barley 40 IDs.; Buckwheat
53 GA; Beans G 2 lb.; Bran 20 lbs.: Clover Seed 60
tbs.: Timothy Seed 44 lbs.; Dried Peaches 33 albs.;
Dried Apples 22 tbs.: Flax. `teed 50 IDs.
lel, end Eye
-NCAN•e Jewe,l
!McPHERSON, ATTORNEY AND
I
. COL•NORLOTI AT LAW, Towanda Pa.
OrtWOAD Tracy k Noble's New Block. (mayla.
Moor's
It. C. M. STANLY, DENTIST, I'
)laving removed his Dental office Into Tracy
new block, over Kent & Watrous' stoke,
Is now prepared to . do • all kinds of doptal_twork.
Ito hits also put lu.a new gas aparatus. 7 •
maylaia.
(ZEO. V. MYER, C: E., COUNTY
kj! SURVEYOR.—Partleular attention given to
locating disputed .dlnes." r . ,
011iee over l'ost Omee.
mav18.75. Towanda, Pa.
VOR sALE - OR RENT. —My
if Madman, Shop and Tools, near Myers' Mills.
Good Location. . ' GEO. FIUNK.
Towanda, Aprit, 1878. • - • •
4 IST OF LETTERS .remaining in
n 1
the Towanda Post Once foir week ending
May 12.- 1875..
Archer, .lone
Manny; G. 11.
Estnten, James.
Gosley, C. F.
Ilurd, Reuben.,
Kentinedy, John, 3
Kano, Katie.
Ludtilelt, itachael
Potter, Betsey.
Purdy, Dr. 1,. W.
Pool, Elizabeth.
Smith, Annrline. .
Strope, Estella.
.Strope, Emma,
Shaw, A. r.
Stuart, J. 11. ~.
• Stephen,
Stone, Geo.
White, ItOaanna.
HELD FOE POSTAGE. •
Fred. Jennings, West Granville, Pa.
Mrs. 1. 11. 31cChesney, Syracuse,. N.
tletk A. 3lifls, Mercer, mercer Co., Pa.
William Creedon, Yorkville, N. Y. •
PertanntcaUing for any ot the above letters will
please sayy•advertisedv , gliing date of list. ~.
S. W. ALVORD,
TIRESS : MAKII.O.
• • •
MRS. HENRY KINCSBURY;
Widths to say to ladles living oid_ot loon, Who do
not knew her location, that they will }lntl tier Khop
• In the new .
BLOCK OPPOSITE TITS EPISCOI'A L CHURCH',
WhOre slw is now prepared with New spring Slylea,
and will do work on abort notice, and reasonable
i
aptl,7w I
PD WELL $
I'iOOTS AND SHOES.
leaving'slron partiCtair attention to this
BUYING OUR , GOODS IA! EVEY INSTANCE
DIRECT FROM MANUiCATURERS,
And having an experlenwd
MAN AT THE HEAD OF THE
SUPPIIOIt STOCK OF GOODS
ran be exbibetedinany market
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
1875.
,GENTLEMENS' FINE SHOES
Made expressly for our sulosaud Just ispeyed.q
Also, to, our Super'oi l block of
NE
MMIMUMUI=M
BONS AND YOUTHS' SHOES IN.
GREATER VARIETY.TiIAN.,
EVEB BEFORE SHOWN, .;
6 : • -•`; : • • • •
conft•ntly ,mite
.yozir ea*/
/24/1;0111 4 / 4 'ME
• ":1-I"'''
ilkia.: - :" . -S 1 ~.6
, •
MARRIED.
DIED.
Markets.
f I 20 (g, I .143 f
MEM
New Alvertisements.
Towanda,! Pa
CM
F ITT INo DONE ALSO
•
Powell k Co.
Have juht received tliktr
SPRING STOCK
6partment of our Inisloess.
DEPARTMENT,:
We feel conatieut that TKO
We would call
to our stock of •
IMO
1/RENS MOE&
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0 1 01 11 COI
r r • ~ - ,4 -:,.! l'" It' :.. 1 .. t'i - . l r, :I
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2 A,REITO'W , DLILY RECEIVING
WEIR NEW SPRING GOODS
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1111
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B.PLENDID.CALICOES:AiI
CENTS
~al l ,
CASE FIGURED. •CAMORI,
JUST OPENED,.AT Hi CENT
. VERY CHEAP j•
BEST ASSORTMENT CAUCO
EVER SHOWN
MI
SHEETINGS AND BLEACHE
. 3IIISLII'S- AT
.GREAT
BARGAINS
I
I
TABLE LINENS, TOWELLING
&c, &c.
MN
.
MI
NEW COLLARS AND CUF
RUFFLING, HAMBURG ED I
INOS, NECK TIES, BELTS,
AND' I BELTINGS,
Illii=l
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GUIPURE LAGES, AND PABgE
MENTERIR .TRINKINGB, I
NEW-STOOK JUST- • i
REOEIVPD. . i
rin
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El
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BARGAINS BLACK ALP
CAS, SPLENDID STOCK
NOW OPPNED
=
ME
Spring,lBl4.
EVEANB & HILDRETH
11l
SE
LOWESVPOSSIBLE PRICE
=BEE'
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
OPENINO FOR INSPECTION.
Every Department Is complete with all that la
I=
WRICII WILL BE SOLD AT*DECIDED
:BARGAINS, BY
April 1,13
Taylor Co.
N#iv SPRING GOODS!
ARE OPENING THIS WEEK,
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
NEW SPRING G.OO,DS,
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LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. .
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Invite everyone Rbo may wish to parOase any
kind of
GOODS;,,,
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To eall awl examlno their
~NEW STOCK,
Which they are now.
NEW AND NOVEL;
AS well as
STAPLE GOODS,
ELAN'S & lULDRETH,
Bridge Street.
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TAYLOR & CO..
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TAYLOR Sc CO.
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Q/fgRIPPS' SALES.-By 'iirtue
of sundry writs Issued age therCourt of Coin,
mon Pkaa of Bradford Cotinty and to me directed.
will be eoosM to public sale 'pa SATITBDATInne 11,
at 1 o'cloelt t. it., at the Can't House In Towanda.
the following described prope.rty, tonrltt
One toter land in Albany rap., bounded as fol.
km*: Begin ning at an Ina bar planted In the bed
of what- • klitom as Ladd's tweet, On the lower alde
of the bridge and running thence north kio east
%t feet Ina post; thence north 4 0 east et feet• to a
teener. thence south 80 0 west = feet to a corner
on,the &amoeba:ma k ?lota Tur n pike. more corn
meal knOwn as the. Deric - turnpike; thence
south 4 ° east GO feet to the p lac eof beginning, eon.
running WWI *sq. ft. of hunt more or less , all rim.
With a framed house and few trust trees
Eie"ll7n. Seized and taken Into execution at the
snit of Loemore Brothers it Co. vs. Daniel Eel
,
kifflf. ''
ALSO—One other lot of land In Albany twp.,
bounded on the north by lands oT codling, Masten
k CO., formerly of Amass Deverly, on tieuit by
the Yowler branch of Towanda Creek. on the south
by lands formerly of ,N. Smith and Daniel K i p,
and on the west by land of the Coal Co.. con g
tiO acres of land more or less. about 80 se im
proved;
with a framed house two framed barns and
few fruit trees thereon. Seized and taken Into ex.
ecutlon at the salt of IL IL Mace es, Henry Civil.
4204 -`. ," 1 t , , .
ALSO,Osie other lot ofr In Towanda honk.
houndenton the north by S t r o d
St., east by land of
-A. C. Stout , south by Pop St. and west - by land
In possesiton of Daniel Walborn, being 50 ft. front
and IEO feet deep.. being iotiNo. 51, on map of Cash
estate, with a two story framed dwelling house
thereon, now in possession of Wm. H. Coverdate:.!
' ALSO—One other lot of land iii Towanda ti.
bounded on the north by Poplar St, east by land Of,
D.ll'. Sledge, south by lands of John . P. Means.'
west by land of the county of - Bradford and about
50 ft. front on said Street by about -,140 feet deep: -
being Lot No. 64 of tlle Cash estate, with a two
story framed , dwelling boom and a framed barn
partly finished therion i and now In possession of C.
A. Grixwold., Helzed a d taken Into execution at
the Suit of Mrs. IL A. eott's use vs. W i Bramball
and !Geo. p.- Cash, See. i , I '
J. M. SMITIp• i
' Sheriff. 1
Spriiig 'lBn.
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TINCORPORAtION NOTICE.—
xi In ihe matter Of the Incorporation Of the Litch
tied Building ASSorlition4 of Litchfield, Penn?, .•
. The object of said associotion Is to purchase-real
estate and to erect thereon a building, containing
rooms tote used for mercantile s. Also a
hail In which may be held public mee ingsjectures.
&c.„ and other rooms In which to transact township
and other public and private Mildness. -
• ,Notiet. is hereby given that the Lope named A...
!iodation intends to make application to his Excel
ency, .Jehn F. Ilartranft„ *overnor of the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvani , for :letters patent. In
emanating-said associationt. nadir , act or April '-,.
Jail, .. . ' i WM. CAMPBELL.
A! D. 3Tl;tilv. .
ii pal yxciopm: ... •
C.ili. CAMPBELL.
A; J. LAYTON.
aprlr 1m3.,i
vtrricE.—.Av Seetioat -6, - of the
I,* Ordinance In relation to dogs. every persdt
keeping or owning a dog, ii , required to pay to the
=Borough Treasurer on or ,before the Ist day of June
in each and every year, a 'lax of tiny rants, and;
upm ever' lut so owned orlkept, a tax of two dol
lars. and upon neglect or refusal so to do. for the
spaee'of ten days after the, said first ' aY of Jane.
said person or persons so (Mewling. shallpay the
stint of one dollar for each dog and four dollars for
each; slut So owned or kept by him, her or them, to
he collected before ' an justice of the peace in the
county, In the name of the: borough, with costs of
suit.; The above ordinance kill be strictly enforced.
• 'JAMES 3feClttE,
Burgess.
To l ,randp, _ April 22. 1575.
A iDIVIINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
—Notlekta hereby given thatitil personiln
dented ' tai the estate of Henry Essenwlne. tate'of
Toivanda,toro., decd, must . make Immediate pay
ment to the, undersigned. and ail persons having
claims'against said estate must present them, duly
authenticated, for settlement.
-HARRIETT ESSEN-W I N El..
April 1875. • A dministratr
A I:I;It.INISTRATOR'S NOTI E
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—l 4 ;otice is hereby given that all personi in
debted to the estate' of ueo. A: Johnson, late of
Granrille, decd. must make immediate payment to
the undersigned , and all persons haring claims
against said estate must present them, duly authen
ticated, for settlement. Accounts may be presented
to . E; T. Fox. at Towanda. oi• W. E. Johnson, on the
late farnt Of deceased. E. T. FOX. • •
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I [ • ‘-' ,, . M. E. JOTINtit)N.
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.apriairG.. . Adult's .:
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A iD3tINISTRATOR'S .. .NOTICE.
—Notice is bender given that all persons M-
Idebted to the estate •of .lbert 11..‘ - rrel. late or War--,
rem decd. must make Immediate payment to the
undersiginnl, and all persons having claims against
said 'estate must present them. duly anthentteated
for settleritent.W. W. DAHER.
"''..! aprirme, ' Stlmlnistrator.
V.XEC IT T . O lt ; ',S N OTICk
-4 Notice Is hereby given that all persons indebt
ed to the :estate of Genres. Fox. lam of Wytos.
deceased, 1 are retptestedllt make iturnmllate jr.V
met t. anti all persons- having claims igains said
estate must present them,duly au t hen t icated. for set
meld.. _ _ I ' I , 011,SCIN lIICKEY:
untelaulk. . Executor. •
DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
—Notice is hereby given. that all la.r , ,ons in
debted tolthe estate of. Wm. W. Wilkinson, late of
Shmihemtin, deed. must Make immediate payment
to the undersigped, and all: persona having elainus
against said estate will present them to the Xdiatib-
Istratrix,* the residence of Win. Snyder Esqr, In
Sheshequin. , MIN EitVA WILKINSON.
apr2u. Ailtulnlstratrls.
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EXIMITTOICS
hereby given that all ;persons Indebted to
the estateof Arabella Wells.late of Ortve,ll.(fee'tl,•
must make Immediate payment to the undersigned.
and all persons having -claims. against said estate
must present them, dule authenticated. for settle
ment. i HENRY C. ALLYN. •
.aprlsw6i. ' Executor.
Idiscellanects Advertisements.
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R ANK'S GRAVE GUARDS. .
For thtj purpose of
.preserving the. permanent
symnictry;of Iturial - anounds and holding theptsual
V ad anti*oot Stones more permanently and: se-
Ontely in Position. 1 ..
For particulars address , ,
IL..S . „IIIt2KENSON,"tigt..
Springfield.
F"SALEL-,I I IIEAP . A 4D ON
CO.VENIENT PERMS.
' A blackgrnith and wagon shop. with a twenty'feet
water powgr attacbgl.- A very desirable location
foram:3lllos./
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The shops are large :ld convenient, with neces.
nary machinery for carrying ore an extensive busi
ness. A small new dwelling house and one acre of .
land attached.
ALSO—One other water power 'on the same
stream, with a twenty-five feet wheel,lvith saw
and lath mill, all in good running order. This
property Will be sold together with Ilve acres of
land on which the mill stands.
ALSO—;t HOTEL PROPERTY. with a large
two and one-half story house, with back hbildings.
Main building 60.132 feet; with large and conveni
ent barn. This Troperty will be sold with one or
more acres of bud, to suit purchaser.
ALSO—;\YARM containing about 150 acres of:
land, all Improved except 5 acres; two dwelling
houses, two orchards, large cattle barn; horse barn,
wi3gon house and sheds thereon. This property . is
In a high ;state of cultiratlon, Ind the quality of
the land unsurpassed in the county. , , •
The abore described property Is all desirably lo
cated and convenient.to Lehigh Valley Rail Mad..
fir "For :tenns of sale apply to the. subscriber at
Myersburg, Bradford County, Pg.
apri.7a. , E. REED. MYER.
p Ati X., LINE.
'ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS. •
EUROPE AND Between
AMERICA
; TWICE A WEEK.
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' 1 Steamers sail from
stil or tv ri ep TT=DSDAl,4l,Yadr,..uvrytuTusgtZ
TICKETS TO AND FROM
CUEENSTOWN, '
GLASGOW,
LONDONDERRY,
. • LIVERPOOL,
CARDIFF,
• PARIS. •
ALL CONTINENTAL .PORTS.
SIGHT DRIIFTS. on Great Britain, Ireland
an the Coritinenti i for sale. , -
For Farther information, ap ly to -.:' • '
• 2iOBLBAITINCENT. . • •
Agents for the Company,
Main St., Towanda I.
aprlsmo3.
SEEDS, PLANTS, BULBS, tte
SOLD
FLOWER . AND VEGETABLE-'=
(Fresh and True - 16'Na760
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011iAMENTAL SIUMBBEAT 72iND
1131 ER FLOWERING BULBS,
ve the largest stock and greatest variety of
healthy
GREEN HOUSE AND BEDDING.
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varieties, plantitin r ro ce port pts io N n
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lie found In ponthe N 4
fn dozen,' said
ever ,to;eamedrn view York. , erbenas
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FLOWERS, always on hand.
HORSES, WREATHS, CROWNS, HARPS,
BNOKEN COLUMNS, BASKETS,
BOQUETS,
'other designs for. Ttineials, Weddings and,
Parties, furnished on short notice, by teiow
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graph or mall.
iiiir. Bend for Catalogue of Seeds ; also Catalogue
of Plants for clubs and dealers. ; -- ,
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SEEDS,
Is full and complete.
PLANTS,