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Pa, Thank, 84U1:140
MAT TEDEOEIENTiI TO POEM COBB
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TOE TER 331,08TERi
• Melting tnlarkeli increase the cirenlaj,
thm °LAW
. .REIVETEn, 70 will between
tble time and the tint or Jazukaiy next,
glve a*lfr 54trilve Dollai 'Weed Bevil%
Xvtiue to every _ person fontarding us -
' Porty Xew Subscribem at $1.50 each. ,
litmb a club can be tonned In every
township; - , ,
—We were honored with a call from
Ex-Senator Osrxnuotrr, on Thursday last,
—Jolts C. Rams has been appointed
Post-Master at Powell:
.
—Miss'3lsinA Fasuuxr, of this place,
and . Miss Jr,ssre.. EisnnEE, of Athens, arp
attendiag balding school in Philadelphia.
—lf. R. R. DCMARB s ..Of the Elmira -Ad
!. rertimr, was in town on Tuesday. .
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MARY Cnirrrommi ofßedfonte,
daiighter of Rev. Mr. CturrrinF44 is
visiting Miss Jessie ROCKWELL. •
r —Re v. Dr, 17. Scorn and wife, of 'New
nil Post 'Office at Tioga . Valley, this York, are In town,
vuttniy, has been discontinued.
LOCAL AND @MEDAL.
JoDor. Iwonam, of &avail:county, is
presiding at Court.t.his week. '
Ova dry goods raerehints are all . filling
up with new and stYllsh fall goods:
ME, CELAIC . '
of Ulster; lost a horse last
'mica front bee sting.
„....otatiannerit.aud-rnechanics must not
- forget the Fair winch commences on the I
• tad. • -
THE Gas Company have removed to i !
theirnew office on second floor of Col. 1
31 . E.uss' new block.
Josvam Commix, and old and respected 7,
titizen of Wysox; died on the first inst., i
in tee sixty-eight year of his-age.
Box. B. 8. MUTT and family have 1
been sorely afflicted in the death of - an in
teresting' daughter and sister . CLAI4. We
tender them our sincere condolence.
BASK Hat,u—The game between the -
Winonas, of this.place, and, the Mystigs
of Elmira, played on `the grounds of the
former, on Saturday aftentoon last, was ,
decidedly the best exhibition of ball play
ing eser witnessed here. The triumph of
the Winonas was well: deserved, as they
played together—and to win. The Elmi
ra boys did some very nice . playing, but
all through the game it was evident
they were not strong enough to cope suc
cessfully with so expert.. a nine as :the
Winonaso- The game was umpired by
13011E1PrFINCIT, of Elmira, who in that
'position combines all the requisites to
successfully fill it. Not a murmur'- was
beard from either nine diring the prog
ress of the rame, or at its close. Should
anothef series of games be arranged lie
twecu the two clubs, the Elmira boys
May rest assured that they will receive a
hearty welcome when they choose to visit
our village again. Annexed is the score :
ActsoN-A. Q. It. lIVSTIC. 0. 11.
Stuart, tkl L :i Itlettardson,l t.... 4 2
naz. Ist ' 1 - 4
Watker, tat b 5 0
Phelan. s v 3 2 Stanslield, r f...... 4 1
Walker. 11 2 2 King: e 3 0
Eaton, p 4 1 Fact . b 2 1
• - Carman. f 4 0 p 3 1
THE Tiinkhaririock Repirtaciiii says ; siveroxa 3 1 iturbey. 2 "
that Hon. F. C. Ilexxia.i of that place,.o4horne, r f 4 0. Connally. -
recently recove r ed an inntirella which had ” isl ' ruw * e 3 I 3lorrkon, r 2 0
been missing for two years, during which Total
time it had been in constant use, and Was ti
Mill in,,good order,
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S. S. Brats has been appointed Deputy
G. W. C. T., for the counties of-, Brad
ford, Tioga, Sullivan, Wyoming and Sus-.
quehatina.
Tux nett sociable of the Presbyterian
society of Monmeton, will be held 'at the
house of Mr. WM. A. PARK, on Thursday
evening,
.September 16. All are invited.
SuNn4r-School teachers and others in
terestedin the International Lessons, will
be pleased to notice that "Notes on the
Lessons" are resurned in this week's Rs:-
roivrEn.
CIiARLES ANTISDALE, Of West Warten, 1
and son Of' LAWRENCE • ANTISDALE, while
in his father's barn oh' Thursday last, fell
upon a chain book, severely if not fatally
injuring himself,
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1
Tilt annual meeting Of the Bradford t :
county nbtericarElociety'will be held in
the Grand Jury Room, of the Court
M u se, Monday, September 13 . , at 20)
P. 31.
SCORE 111 ENNiSils,
... ----: 1 31notta-t-3 0 '2 I 2 0 1 0 4-13
Dm W. C. Do .
.E tN, o f 11 ii t ,4,3trisport, , MyNtle , --L4l 0 1 0 3. 0 0 1 0-5
one of the most efficientrolitical speakers fared Ituns-Wlntaiti, l'; My tit 2•
in the State, has decided to, take up his I i r _ - , l L u pirt. ur " mere- rt i Flre r h a olgul, thill "'
residence in New York City. He was I rieorer,-w. S. Nevin, Winona; - -,-. - lig- I
presented the other evening With a niag- t " • i
-The, Shoemakers of this place and the
Mfieent gold watch by his mangy' friends .•
in Willianisport. , Shoemakers of Elmira, played a game Of
-.1. : . ball on the ,grounds .of the Winonas, on
Fun IN SNIITOFIEI.II,-,-The extensive , Saturday last, which was:wonil the first
barn and shed of Wm. II: . . r I
Pif Ma's. its ! named by a score of 15 to 7. --.
Smithfield, were destroyed by tire on --Tlie Winonas ,were defeated at Itha- 1
Wednesday morning. The bnildings eon- ' 'lea' on Tuesday, of last week, by the Ath- '
core 13 to i. And by the
: Mined all of Mr. P.'s hay and grain, i je i t l i l c at i e li i n u e . s • ofOwego o fi W e d nes d ay b y a
There Was no insurance: We have mot ' --
le.arried the particulars. , score of 14 to, li. • •
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, . ---It is now understood that the Ama
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tettr.s,of Owego will play the Winonas at
THE 131 , ''e st am 1 • 'llof F • '
- . ~ • e. S. Want .4,l;Ns_
this place on Saturday next.
worm' ..C.: LOOMIS, .31. Wolcott - HI.IIOW,
Athens township, was'lnuned on Tuesday -The Gazelles hope to meet the Wino
night last. 'Loss about $3,000. Insured nas before long. A lively game may be 1
exptxted i for .our "bark , pealers" drnit-1
for t. 2,000. At the earliest solicitation of '
"ax any favors, and manage to "ring "I
the insurance agent, the trolley was writ- :
around pretty lively sometimes.-Lagorte
ten only' 3 few weeks previous to the tire
' Fro' Prt .t. , .. . i
-. iv ._
Mits. W3L Powmts, or Mouroeton, died Whet' the Gazelles send a challeng,e to . '
the Winomis„ it will . undoubtedly he - a - C- . 1
on the 31st ult. of lock-jaw, occasioned 1n... '
a felon:- She was attacked with the terri- eepted;:and when the game is played the
score willrlook abOet thusly ; Wihonas,
ble malady on the Thursday previous to ,
104); Gazelles, 0. Send up your eliallelie - e.
her death, and /luring the five days sulfer- •
ed almost untold agonies,- but the 'best . ...,....
medical sXilUfailed to furnish relief. 'I). • Dr.trys recorded week ending Sept. 4 :
I) it Cole to. P 11 Darrow, - March 24,;
Hull did all in his power to alleviate the . .
suffering* of his patient. i 75, Canton; Irad Wilson to Hannah Wil.!
- son, April 7 i '67. Alba Boro'; C M Spald
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Tut: Republican nominations iti ...suss- •irn* to F.O Balr'er, Feb 22. '75, Columbia.
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quelianna county are as follows : Presi- M L Rockwell, to 11 Catlin, Apr 3,, '7l,
, dent Judge, F. B, •STarETY.ur ! Canton; Sheriff, Levi' Taylor to Volney Taylor, ,
th in - Ey rc s itrat3tAN . ; Register and Re- May 4,: '73, Granville;. John Dustin to
corder, H. F. BEARDSLEY; Treasurer ; Tbomas D Dustin, April 8,:' , 75, Columbia;
GmatoE S. Smit,Ev; Corionissioners, D, -Almon Fullerto 'Louis L Vaughn,. Dec 7,
0. Mmir.mr and Enwmtn G. BALL; Au- '7l, Wyalusnig:, Homer ('amp tollarbriet
(MODS WM. WItEELOCK and M. L. CAT- S Camp, March 11, '72, Wyalasing; New
,.,,; ( .„ 0 „,. , cm,i-t, C. w w ,„,.. _ , ton 1V Barnes to Sally Nichol:7, April 8,
~ __..,_ 75; Wm Wolf to Joseph II Allen; Feb 10,
J. ANDREW WILT, -Esq., of this place, '6l, Rome; Geo.. W Prince to Same, Feb
last week attended the funeral of his ma- 11 , ' 69 , Ilowe; Dayton Allen et al, 'ex'rs,
ternal grandmother, Mrs. , Maonar.F.NE to same, Apr 21; '74, Rome; James Stru-
SwAters, of Lehigh county. The deceas- ble to-Win Bostwick, May -. '7O, Litch
..A had reached the ripe age of 94 years, .tield; Pison Ellis to Michael McArdle,
and was the mother of 12 chik,ren rand- Aug 26, '75. Athens; James Ellis tePison
mother of 32, great,grandmother of 94, Ellis, _tug 26, '7,5, Athens; Nl' Harristo
and great-great-grandmother 'of 2. She James Ellis,,;June 24, 'l5 ,Athens; Milan
was higWrespedted and esteemed by all der Morris to- Pison Ellis, .Tune :1. s ';';',
whh knew her, and her remains were fol- Athens; same to same, July 7, '6O, Ath
lowed to the grave by several hundred ens; Thomas Decker to Luther Whipple,
people,• I '. • • April 7, '64, Ridgbury; •Lnther -Whipple
-....-- ,
.
: to .1- D Voorhis. Aug 13, '75, ItidgburYl
- .
------- W Raynor to Samuel Raynor, June 30,
Am. suns residing on the east side t G
74,„Ilidgbury; Benj C 'Franklin . to` Z P
Of the titer, eau) may wish to attend the , Walker, .March 9, ISI3, .Athens: C F
Bradford County Agricultural Fair. on
. l'i r elles' ex'rs to \ C IlarriS;. Apr 23, •1 . 5„
'the payment of the usual toll on the To: -
Wrens Born"; Morgan Thomas' to F T
wandaßridge, will receive a ticket en- Athens Burn
- Apr 1, '75, LeltaySvillrg \. C
titling them to•retum free any day during ' Harris to Fitch and Rinney.,:Ang 18, '72,
the said fair on presentation and surren- -
.Athens Bora; X C Harris nil. it 'Parsons,
der , of said ticket. All snick led or
rice
Aug 1;1. •75, Litchfield; .lob 'P Kirby to
for eibibition at d fair, (except horses • -
John T Turner. Aug 30, '75. Wilmot;
in harness), will betntitled to cross s aid .
John Gustin to Thus D Gustin, Apr 8,
lwidge-free each way. Mrt.r.mt Fox,
- 75, Columbia; NB Barnes to H B Ing
. President Towandaßridge.
. I ham, Apr I, '74, Wyabising; William M
Chaffee to Caleb B Allen, Sept 26, '74,
Warren; Henry C Allen to seine,
.Jan 8,
'72, Warren; Timothy . Hireen to A Doud,
Aug 30, •Vi; Ath4Ts; lan .A Wood to
Joseph Coleman, Sept 1, '75, Tuscarora;
Samuel Heavener to Wm Snyder, July
27, '75, Sheshequin; John If ;Murray to
;lames Ellis, Aug 28. '75, Athens; Samuel
W Harden to John 'Heaves, Aug 10, -• ;5,
Windhatit; J M Smith, sheriff, to Jesse E
Bullock, Feb 4; '75, Canton; Joel Pitcher
to Edward F ;Tripp, Aug 27, '7s,.Warren;
W W Corbin to 1) A Burr, Aug 12, '75,
Warren; Peter Brady to Benj, C Thomas,
March 20; '75, Smithfield; II II Brigue to
Mary A Phelps, Aug 14, '75, Smithfield;
Henry Mercur--to Julitis W .31a":40u, Sept
4„ . 75, Towanda Boro'; D L F Clark to
Dila Barker, Sept 2, '75 Athens; Davis
VanDz. - ke et al to rlsbeil, Aug 25, '66,
Ulster; P H. 'Shen to'M .3 McNeal, Sept 4,
'75 Ulster; .1 B McCord, ex'r, to John
McDermott, SePt 4, '75, Burlington; .1- M
Smith, Shetiff, to Patrick Mahoney, May
7. '74, Tuscarora. . .
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T. THE TAX-PAW:ILS _or Iln, , ,rwono
l'oryry : Realizing the -depression of - the
times, the treat reduction of farm pro-_
ducts. and the condition Of the laboring
class.' I feel bound to state publicly that I
am in ? favor of retrenchment whenever.
it can be llegally and fairly reached; and
should I be the 'choice of the , people for
the office of Treasurer of Bradford coun
ty, (fol. Which I am, the Republican nomi
nee), I shall cordially submit to , the-law
and role heretofore governing the corn
mission (not exceeding three . per cent.) of
said oface. .1. 3 „(7. liontNsox.
;Ridgbury, Pa., Sept, 6,-1875.
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Fin. REPORTER : Taylor 11111; in Rome
township, was the scene of an, interesting
vient, on. Wednesday the Ist inst. _ The
...elision was the marriage of FtiAwcEi.LA
A.. the second daughter of A. J. TAYLOR.
tluite a large number of the relatives and
friends were 'present, among them the
grandmother of the bride, now nearly S 9
yeark old; also the daughter of Dr. A. F.
Tf,on, of Upper Lisle. N. 'V: - , -- inaking
vile. fifth generation present on the occa
'sion. Rey. C. E. TAYLOR, of Whitney's
Point, \..T., uncle of the bride, perform
ed the marriage ceremony.. The newly
'Parried couple started they same day for
their home at Catskill, N. Y., acoarripa-
Med by LOTTIE A., the bride's eldest sis
to:. who after spending a few days with
them at their new home, goes to Spring
field. MASS. where she is •to take charge
a gr a ded ' *
Home, Pa., Sept. 5, 1873.
AN ITII Fat NOTICE.—The Ottawa (Ont)
f calls attention to the " Bom Fan
31ill,".and ; gives some good - .advice
to the,-thrifty farmers of the Dothinion.
Ilerc is what the Cithen says :
•• A NEW INVENTION. Mr. H=ESITT
t; titsr, of this city, has 'just secured — let
ters patent ,for the inventor,
Mr. J. W.'
•L
iitxsoN, ..!nd a company of gentlemen
rri.in the S' -des for a new and improved
I - fanning mi l. The mill has been named
1 ' - The Boss," and, is pronounced by those
IA
..
fII have exannned it to be superior to
Anything of the kind ever. introduced in
this country or the states. . "The lib*"
•,, will be on exhibition at some of the agri 7
cultural fairs in the Dominion this seaisi'm f
and manufactories will at once be estab
lished at several points in Canada. -.Mr
• etrort should be made to `secure one .of
these establishments for Ottawa. No
, hitibt the business would prove highly,r&
numerative here, as the grain crops of '
this section create a demand for just isitli' .
.a mill. The price at which it can be OW
ducod places it within the *tick - otTarm-
. ers (IT limited means as well as the Trifire .
Prosperous. Agriculturists' should -tot='
• , purchase any mill until they have exatn
i ined this one. Any information in regard:
to the mill, or the establishment of
i hictoriei, cataa , obtained by addreasingtl
the " Dominion Mill Co. - ,' Towanda,
' , Bradford Co., Pa."
10.41.111WIMINgar ,
PattsmcaL.Rev. WY. Mctitanitax l
has resigned the parish at • Fall irtivek
and accepted a call to Pittaflear liaeso
Ms pastorate has been a remarkably suer.
cessfal one at. Fall River, and he only
come* to leave it in liomr.to improve
Ids 'health by getting fa "r from the
sea breezes. , •
—Jon.li D. DiEnctin kis entered Dr.
PlascosT's office in Philadelphia l as a sta.
dent.- Be will also attend leetnies at one
of the Philadelphia:colleges daring the .
coming Winter. , : •
—WILL GIIIiFITRB and BENNIE HALE
are attending school at Cazanovia Acade
my.
• •
TuP.'wedding of Superintendent
Eta and Miss Proz.l47r, at Wysauking, last
week, was a very recherche . affair. In ad
dition to the parents and other friends. f
the gronin from Mauch Chunk, a number
of our Most distinguished citizens ,were
present. Lin-ta Band furnished music
for the' occasion, and accompanied the
bridal party as far as Bajre I'the special
ear,provided for the occasion. " The bride,
who is a general favorite with her( ac
quaintances, was the recipient of very
costly and rare presents. We understand
the happy pair are to take rooms at the
Means House on their return from their
bridal tour.
13 Total
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION BAR
_
.second quarterly session of
the Northern District Convention, I. 0.
G. T., met pursuant to adjournment at
Barclay, August 31, 1875, in ILall of Ele
rationrLodge, at 101 o'clock A. ar. '
Forenoon session occupied by receiving
credentials, reading minutes of last Con
vention, And singing..
Afternoon session occupied by reports
of Lodges represented; District Deputies;
Special Grand Ledge Deputy, and discus
sion of the following resolution : •
Ilesolred;• Tina we fu accept the doc
trine of prohibition, and believe our com
plete triumph can only, be found in the
ballot box.
3lorning of second day okenpied- by in
struction in the wnwritteri, pork of the
order.
Public session opened at 9 o'clock. Re
ports .were beard from Lodges notrepre--
seined on tile-preceding day. -
Bro. S. S. BCTTS offered the following
preamble and resoluticm, - - which were
unanimously adopted :
AVIIEREAN 'Our Heavenly Father in his
infinite whglom'has taken from earth our
dear sister, tLARA A. DAUTT, of Canton
Lodge,- 498 c I. O. G. T. .-:Therefore,
Rewired, That we bow in humble sub- 1
mission to tbe will of Him who doeth all
things well, -
Resolved, That we extend to the Ledge,
Sabbath School; and Church, of which I
she was a faithful member, and especially
tertieepitienta,, our ind Sis- I
ter,-B.° EVLOkrrti and ( the other
merribers' - 0f.,00' I *o l- 01 1 , 4 11 14, our
"%tidal, iirinpittlii; and WEpiay:thAt they
find consolation from above, as With
the eye of fOtb they see this rose-hud un
folding into fadeleSB beauty in theTaiden
ibeilecretary be hereby
'instructedlxt furnish copies of the above.
to her Pastor, the Superintendent of thp
-Sabbath School to width slue bellowed,
theEW. Cif , Of',Canton !Lifitet VV.' of
0. T., and the-famili ao acted by the
kna of a Wambold pet.
' Rinoliztion of Preceding day agithiteads
discussed and adopted. The following
resolutkin rue carted and adopted :
Itesotoed, .That we ai Temperance peo
pie should hold public meetings for tha
purpose of prompting the cause of prig''-
,
Litehtleld;fixedi3Pon as the, place of
next Convention.
RE ND DAY---AVTICELYOOII.
Bro, H. 11 BENSON notified delegates to
'Convention that there would be a Good
Templar Celebration at Prospect, On the
first day , of"Oatober, 1675; to which all
are invited. '
The following resolutions were-otlered
and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That while we are heartily in
favor of the success of the principles of
the Prohibition Party„ and of ;the ticket
representing it, yet we would recommend
that they should in no way be allowed to
become a test of membership as a matter
of discussion in the Lodges.
Resolved, That we earnestly urge Tem
peranoo men, whatever party they may
support, do discriminate against all sup
porters of the liquor traffic.
The following resolutions of thanks
were offend and adopted': • , "
Resolved, That, we tender our thanks to
Brother IL B. BENSON, D. 1). of North-
Eastern District, for his earnest and 01-
ektrit services ' in organizing Lodges.'
Resolved, That our thanks are due and
are hereby tendered to the citizens of
Barclay for their hospitality in ebtertain
ing so large a Convention.
Interesting five midute speeches for a
half hour, after which . the ; Convention
closed to meet at Litchfield, on the.last
Tuesday of November, 1875.
Harmony prevailed through all the ses
sions of the Conventioru
' Twenty--four Lodges were 'represented:
Four new Lodges organized since MaY,
1875, by Brother Benson. -
The total gain of Good Templars 'since
May, 187 V, has been 283. This shows the
cause of Temperance is deeidedly on the
advance. e -
The exercises of the Convention were
enlivened by appropriate songs from our
music committee.
MSS=
COMM PII.OOEEDIX6B.—Conrt convened
at this place on ,Monday, the '6th inst.,
lion. TiIOMAS J. INOTIAIf, of Sullivan
county, presiding, and Associate Judges
thitKliFS.9 and itt;SSELL On the bench.
The usual preliminary business was trans
acted, hearing motions, 'granting rules,
etc.
' Monday afternoon the following per?
sons were sworn in as Grand Jurors :
E W Hale, Fbreman; Wm Aymer, jr.,
D Baxter,George Childs, Henry Cogs
well, P J ean, Win B Dodge, N C
Green, Warren Hill, Robert Keene, Jack
son Lewis, Win Martin,John — Meehan,
John, Northrup, Henry., Pam:Dore, J E
Patch, George Peters, Wm H Smith,
Charles Thompson and Alba Wilson.
The constables returns were , made and
sworn to :
Corn vs Nelson Gillett—Selli s lig Hquors
without license.
• Com vs Levi Carr— FornicatiOn and
bastardy. -
Corn vs Richard 31eDonald-Same.
Com vs, Chas McCabe, ? Augustus , Cole,
Edwin Permeate:l' Otis Adams--Assault
and battery:
Courtermit each of the above awes to
be settled upori,payment ofeosts.
Overseers of Pike twp. ys o'Facers of
Warren twp. Opinion of Court Bled, the
appeal quashed, and the order of'removal
affirmed. '
2 7 6
Com vs 0 P Taylor—Aoault with an
attempt to, commit rape. Continued' to
December'rerm. -,:‘
Lavina Ayres vs Milton Ayres. Einma
S Layton vs James G Layton. Chauncey
D Traver vs. Cordelia TraVer. ...Court
direct a subpoena in divorce to issue in
each of the above eases.
Wm T'Biddle vs Mary J Diddle. Ellen ,
J Daily vs Philo D. Daily. Richard War
ner vs Anna M Warner. Joseph' C Gale
vs Gale. - Ezekiel - Mayo vs Elizabeth
II Mayo. Court direct an alias subpoina.,
in divorce to issue in each of the above?
cases. .
Johnson vs Johnson. Coat.
direct Sheriff to make proditnation.
-thide P Whipple,: vs Daniel Whipple.
On Motion of Wcied & Sanderson, Court
make the usual decree of divorce.
Ilozelle Smith vs Daniel Smith. On
motion of S W Little, Esq., Court make
the usual decree of divorce. •
In re. of the application of Louise S
Comstock, for the benefit of her separate
-earnings. On motion Court grant the
prayer of the petitioner.
J. P. Kirbi'-s use vs. II w Garner.
Auditor's Report filed and confirmed nisi.
Pierce k Nichols' use vs 11 A Cowles. G.
Bullock's use vs George Field. E M Jack
son's use vs A. Sinsabaugh and E M Jack
son. • N C Harris vs Granville Dorsey.
Jackson Lewis vs A J Bunsinger. Victof-Y
Sewing Machine Co. vs Joshua Denah.
Wm Brain vs j A Richmond. Bun
nell vs R K Hulett. Court grant rule to
show cause why judgment • shall not be
opened, and defendant -let into a defense
in each of the above cases.
Burk, Thomas & Co. Vs Albert Haller.
Rule to show cause why fi fa shall not be
I set aside. '
F. W Hale vs W Bramball. Rule to
show cause why the Sheriff's sale shall
not be set.aside.
Charles A Krise,Charles. Viel and A 1)
.Foss vs LockwOod & Bros. :- Rule to show
cause ivhy judgment shall not be set
aside,. and the Sheriff enjoined from
ing-the personal property.
Grant & Sons vs Burton Brown and E
S Palmer. Fi fa: stayed until argument
day.
ttNYC&RR Co vs 31 C Mercur.
Rule to shim cause whys the plaintiffs
shall notjle enjoined from collecting this
judgment until they have first sold the
property of the S 4S; ERR &C Co.,
pointed out, and also until they have
made a reasonable effort to collect the
debt, against Day, lluddell Sanderson,
assigned as collateral to plaintiffs,
li W Patrick's use vs Henry_ Aver.
Rule to show cause 'why plaintiff shall not
be enjoined from selling the land levied
on.
N C Harris vs S C Hall .and G S Cum
ming,s, trading as Hall and Cummings.
Ride to' show cause why judgment 'should
not be opened as to Cummings, and Hall
a; Cummings, and they be let into a de
fense. •
Milton Adams vs Lucy L Adams. _Court
appoint John W 31ix; Esq., a Commis
sioner-to take depositions..:
The Court app_rove of the following ap
pointMents of Deputy Constables : J W
Kilmer, in Rome Moro'; A M Ayres, in
Canton Boro'; and W 1; Abbott, :in Pike
twp.
In re. the petition of Patrick Lalley and ,
Francis. Granger for the benefit of the In- I
solvent, Laws. Court direct publication I
to be made
hi re. the petition for a county bridge I
over Tuscarora Creek. 1 Court appoint as , :
viewers : Wm Kingsley, J M Wattles,
Jared Hart, J F Chamberlin, David King,
L. P. Stalford.
In re. the petition of James E Jenny,
for viewers to assess damages for opening
road through his Lltid. Court appoint as
viewers : Alfred Brace, Toel Adams, S B,
Phillips. t
The Court siPprove of the following
transfers of homes: -ES f3ntith to 0 - W
Ennes, Towanda"Boro'; C 31 Wilson to
John Sullivan,. Towanda Boro': ;
Com vs Reuben Morley--Sutery •of the
peace. Corn vs Easton Lwnstrd—Assault
and battery. POl3l vs 0 P Taylor--As.
:Fault with intent to commit rape, Court
direct . a none prossgui to be entered in
each case upon payment of rxists.
Corn vs Wm B' Stevens and David
'Blackman Nuisance. Opinion of the
Court filed, .directing the verdict of the
-jury to be entered as follows, viz :.We
find the defendants guilty.
Court grantrule on M M Coolbaugh,
Constable of Monroe Bore', to show cause
why he shall not furnish new bail, Or be
removed from office.
In ie. the petition foraozmnty bridge
over Towanda Creek, in Leßoy tosmselp.
The Grand Jury returt against building
I said bridge. • .
In re. the petition for a county bridge
over Brown's Creek. Viewers return that
the county. should not build the bridge.
Lyre. the adoption of Ida Bel Wliit.
ney, as the child and heir of 0 M Bonney.
) Cofrt grant the prayer of the petitioner,
and Make the order of adoption:
' Milton Adams vs Lucy L Adatna: On
motion of W E Chibion, Esq., Court make
the usual decree of divorce.
Com vs Walter H Prench—Erribzzeel
went. Dist Att'y Calif and Overton fk
Elsbree for Com.. Elhanan Smith and H
MaYicard,Estis.; for defendant. On
U Joost vs H 4. Cowles. Rule to
l it t ir P i ni i ri l e . ii ' vt; ' Y I : .'
~.t. smith.
*wt. orthmt
, the icvy., p ; k,, case to be
list Saithi.: - '' i ii '' , •
1 _44! liseitiiiie , 'air'es rt . : • ;,a0 Frishie.
Vale te alwir OWN why lid en pat shall
na /MOO,* !IN! I t?* 4ef lat into
leablhapa. • • ' , - ' .
,Patdelt rowtvuidai rartyvs
i Li Meltbihort 'Pe reourd.
to_,bik aMetkard. , !,, 1' I
tnl
In re. the 'petition of Eva Fon"), to
be adopted as the child and heir of HI B
Warner, and assume . ,the name of Eva C
Warner. ' Court grant the prityer of the .
petitioner and order, the deeof Mop
thiL '.'i ', r ;_ l l :1 , . ,
In re. the petition of A. 0 !tonal
deliara
back for the bewtlt'of her set to earn
ings. Court grant the prays ri of the pe
timer and order publication. I
• The Grand Jury disposed o the follow
lag cfasea t:' 1 i .. I: '
TRUE mu.s.
Com vs Wm Mbert—Rape. '
Com vs Walter II French Embezzle
ment. t_ i ,
Com vs 3. Warren' Parks—Assault and
battery. ( i
Com vs Henry . fiavercool—Lareeny.
- Cowes Win Vitteent4Lareeny.
• ComVs W BGUerin4Larceny.: .
Cord vs Louisa Auggles—Lareeny.
COM vs 31 .1 Boland and 'Girret Haat
init--..Aggrevutednasanlt. A (true bill as
to Lan but not, as to‘Hastniga..
.3mm MtVli ML ,Le. 1 I 1 '
Corn vs C.'W Parks.-Assault, and bat
tery. 'The prosecutor, S' A r with, for
costa.
Coin vs Philander i
Oliver:—Liroeny.
1 .
THE Fay Templeton Alliance, now
playing in Mercer s Hall, is re of the
very best troupes that ev r visited
this Thole 'who deligh in seeing
fine acting should not fail to .attend.
"East Lynn" will he' given Wednesday
evening, and " Rip Van Winttle ". "this
(Thursday) evening.
BUILINEBB LOC L.
rir To secure ehildrens' Oct res—takc
tbem to the new Galley. • •
air New goods received daily et OLESIAN'S
pgr zr you wang 4 r, Handsome, New,
scrish Suit, call at JACOIOI
•
*IL New Clocks and Casa ..ers; at
ETA-n 8 Js Ilt
I. I •
Exigravlng thrta4 at YNDICLX.4I'I3 Jewelry
Store:
,
drarMtatle-Baxee and aideal Clock' at HEN.
ptmors. lit'
Vir Pictures taken that speak r
selves, at A. J.F Ntiw Gallery
P/1" Go to Kin !'s and ;sec,'
ticteto for 31W ar.E.XII. reading. I
lair We hope to
Mercer's flail on Weduesda
occasion of this GIEZEN34I.'
this place.
tar Honesty is the best palicylin medi
due Its well as In other things. .AYERTI SABSA,.
PADILLA is, a genuine preparatiOn o f that un
equaled spring medicine and Idooil purifier, decid
edly superior io the poor fi4ltatlona beCetotore
the Market.. Trial proves ft..'
inr Ladie's Belta intvanity, at
septet KEN't &
44110 -
I
'Ur lionenty is the beSt policy in medi
cine as well as in other thingi. AYElir4 SARSA
PARILLA: to ,111 genuine preparation n
$ 1 that un
einialFd spring medicine and Mood purl. er, deei 1.
edly superior ft...the poor Imitations ;he , tufore In
the Market- Trial proves I
Inr MARLE,A,II, the eelebra l te* Indian
Dociress, will visit this place on the 13th nst., and
remain two weeks. lier office will beat the Amer
lean fete!.
MAuLEAII Is well known to patty o ou
who bare found In her an able, pbys Ida]
boura from 9A. M..to 51% at. ran and set
Or A fine assortment
Tints and Cam, at Kant.k
air HaNDLIemAN offers a g
yer-Plated Ware.
Skiirrq all kinds of goods
call id M.
',l2r The finest assort_ _
i
Ties at KENT a BLIIir. 'l.
I, -1.-----•-•1141111114-4D-r--
t
irir New Eiuby:Merl / es, 'White Goods tti
it Eii' l lNl3 a lIII,DartII . B. I . .
0 - Everything . .in the: , ino of s'
ery at i Wurrcoms ikBu.s,c•rs.l
- - !
rait, All the 'new shadel; 'Of Cash'
lust opened at taeottit KENT &B 1
1 • 1 - *ow. -*. :
;Wit you want the beat comic Stove eat
at dex
I t's, In Meteor's block. 1 . ,
4ii"9o to WlliTCCittt & S.ll.ll;l"6,Stereur
for your P lToolts and Stationery.
Qom" Novelties in Sash Itibboni at
r;eloq 4CEIIT & Buss'
Inr Fon , SALE. —A g'
Machine, Rt one-halt its value.
tar Tlirel
set, °heap; Pll
ang3
lar
lays and cuffs, at KENT & BLISO
, .
ritr IIOLS11:8 & P.ABB.OE are! general
agents for the -celebrated 314lbUsliek. Plan* and
GEo. WooD'i& Co.'s Organs-41re best In thla or
any other country. - . 1
' L LAIc U
.
4
sir The largest and bed aelecilon of firri —
Summer goods yet brought to thllk market, L
received daily, at II; Jecoos'.
.nr Novelties and Fancy. Goods a
mirOtt kr,NT & BL
14-M. llENDra.ltiot has the 'largest au
stock of ladles' and gentlemens• gold and
watches ever brought to Towanda. 1
Sir Don't facto Call at litiipt.twAit's,
wish to buy r.firtang , In the line of Jewelry,,
and Sliver-plated Tare.
KEwr at Puss have just ope
fine assortment of Dress Goods to ati the now .
In plaids and plain colors. Call and see them.
Arir American and French Clocks In great
ty, at very low prices, at lIVIDELWA
(cold, Silver, and Steel, Speetaelga, and Eje
(}lasses, In great variety, at IIz:VDzLMAN3 Jpwel-
Store. , I
Dress: trimmings in great variety:-
8i KENT & BLISS'. CsepTitt
=I
Sir If you want to secure a good article,' and get'
the worth of your winner, the place togobM. MN
. •
DZLISAN'S
or Ladies' Linen Suits, just openel at
TATLOU dr, Co',
Glo to KENT & BLISS' and ricet;n
Fall Stock of press Goods. (sepittf,
Dr Dwelling Houses to rent chap.
Enquire of O. 'KINNEY, M OVEnTON & F. 1.8 -11
BREE'R ;
IWA now style picture—the Pm
rode—taken at A. J. Flalnt's Gallery. r 1
i
Inr A full line of Black and Monrling
Dress Gonds just opened at KENT & DLtas', iteP9
is- Opera, Field, and Spy Glasses In a gins, Sa
tiety, at ' HENDELSAIc?.
_ ,
aif Now Drew Goal*, and Tilanninga, at
EVANS k IllaDdrrlll
• - DRESS MAKING. , ,r . 1
mix. DUROZ will open a dressmakers op
In the • bowie formerly oceitpled by lina.M. M.
Man. corner of Seeceid and Poplar Street on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER. IL Her friends ' .11
the public generally are invited to call. Sat!.. •
Lion guaranteed. : , lse • '
tvrA donation party will be given or
the Rev. TBANERZ, Thurediy istreultiMti•
le, at the house of 'ger. M. RVNDELt,' vire
llngton.
fir The yearly meeting of the.ll6 40.
eat Owlet, or Bradford 'Candy grip be held e 6 en
-44. September 13, at 9 30p. m., In the Grabl./617
Room. A MI attend/meets !equated.
sereert. ' R. A. Mincra, Sec .
Vir The place to boy Felt Skirtit
Mattis is at KIST k Mass:. ;
rir All the daily . papers, weeklies.as
angtztnes elesp,:a wttirccotw 0414trai
,
Air Yew Table Damasks,; Napkins i awl To
at
troy 4 1 / 1 /4)4lmrs• ;
urA'flne assortment of Broadcloths,
Doeskins, Sad randy Bolting* just opened sS
eepett UN? P. Buss:
eirl. L. MCM4IION rolOni from
Europe about the first of OCtoberr with a full One of
tiotbal of the finest quality, which he will bo able
to manufacture at greatly reduced rates. Persona
svtio,eoptemplate getting Dew 'os wm And li to
their advantage to watt his return. '
ts" Grenadine's to great variety, at
Vraou k CO's,
yr CIA :4010N, OR SENECA. WREAT.,—A.
white rr-lent,*ry Mee, and cleaned ready for soN
CM at two 4:togera per bushel. O. H. Wra.uni.
!Radford Co., Pa., And. le—aw.
air Neatly tainted town orders for sale at Mb
Once. •
Er The REPOIITER office has the heat
faelkitics for doing .thb work, and turns out More
and better specimens than any other , establishment
In Northern Pennsylvania. Persons wanting'any.
thing In the job printing line, will dp well to call
and examine our work. .
tor WHITCOMB Suitrr have the beat
autortment of miscellaneous books lit Northern ..
Pennsylvania. and eel them chespett i
VN' Passengers to the West - Sill find it
to their advantage to purchase tickets at the
wands Depot. Rates reduce4el.so trout Sept. Ist.
. ,
ifflr Miss G IIEEN AN, one of. the most
gifted readers In this country, will give recitations
at !demurs Hall, on Monday evening next, Sept.
I*. Don't fall to hear her.
lirlPor the licit Boast or Stook to to siren k
BUNDELL'S.
Jacont4 : ; the one-price clothing man,
has, just returned from the city with a large stock
of Clothing. "A word to the wise Is sufficient."
.
Go to JACOBS' and buy your boys'
Clothing at less cost thin' . you can get the cloth
elsewhere.
Mr Wear(' you tigi.r..—We have a, I.lrery.b
eight horses and good carriages, back, efe., which
'we offer for Sale Cheap and on reasonable terres.
Enquire of our agent at the stables, or at our
Music Store.
tar The poorest man in town has got
money eabtrgb - to bey eialt- of elbthes at JACOB'S.
SiPlEkrya , linen cobra at AI. E. ItosEanaLrrr.
Vir If yQon have got to purchase school
books, mast; Wiruticomo & fittAtrrs.
- Ur Oldi pietnies copied and enlaiged,
or redoeFd fo any ilze &Area, and furnished la
oil, water col rs, or larat the new Gallery over 0.
'A. DLaCK'P tore. ' ..
~.
or thorn-
Jecon's Las just received another
dividend onlhiaOld mlne'sl.ool, and liaainveated
It In new Fill Clothing, which he is now 'offerin g
at prices lower than ever,
MEM
I °use at
zt, on the
ranee In
a. full
eTeuing i
1 1 1 Aret ap
Mr:Latßerk' **bite Party Slippers and
Intuits' Soft Sole Shoes. They are beauties.. Just
received nt COUeEI 14 COONS'.
Alir - Large stock Of Pictures and Picture Frames
at WHITCOMB $ • ACT'S; MerCUr Block. . ••
Dr Look at t
k CO's,
lir It Is not general) known that 11. C. Wares,-
Lan, at the Book Bindery over the RIZOIITEIk
office, makes Blank Books In any style of ruling and
binding desired. If yeti Want a now Ledger, Jour
nal or Pocket, give him a call.
iqr Never buy a Cook Stove until you have called
at .31:NE's and examined the "New Empire," a
store which has never disappointed the expecta
liens of the most kastidlous housewife.
Plwr. Any ono buying $1.00.0r
mote worth of goals at M E Itoar : SFlELla'S Cloth
ing suni, will receive free one elegant Ilstra
or Straw Hat, both of the latest styles,
t Office
rar GIVEN AWAY !+-Every purchaser
of good* amounting to 41.00'0r mom, will receive
FREE, one striped Aiwa Cap, or Straw Hat,*
M. E. 110sRlaitrava Clothing Store.;
I f kid U
Liss*. 1
oyes in
=
t PIANO-FODTES GREAT REDUC
TION IY PIA NOS.—First-class, large size, square
grand, 7.4 octavo rlano-fortes, for (0.85. Organs In
proportion ; at iloiams f.; Pass:Nan, Towanda;Pa.
la SII-
ZEZEIE
1510:21
138/121
Or GREAT BAUGAINS.-011 and after
this date, I will sell my surplus MITOCAL OF
FLOWERS at reaticed prices, Pt my
houses, cnl Maln,strect, north of :).:P*oppl thurcb,
MEI
mgt qf
CEB
tEEEMI
SwitAYED—Frorn the "premises of
the subscriber, lu MIS Dore', on Tuesday, Sept. 7,
a small light-red Cow; Aro yearn old, Any one in
forming me of her sTherealamts,vill;aortfera favor,
or If returned to toe, be suitably rewarded.
Aim-
ekes,
irgr.
Towanda, Sept.
MEI
SOLO.IIO k bo.a
are now opening a, very large atoek of Fall and
Winter Clothing. The stock was selected with ea
pedal care—being better sad larger than ever be
fore received in Totrards. AU , the people are in
vited to call and examine this immense stock, even
if they do not buy. We are always pleased to see
them. Prices lower than ever before. [sop!. .
Block,
l isbing
r OX.
Th
J. el:
CM - Fon SALE.—The subscriber . offers
for sale a large, commodious and well arranged
•bullding for a dry goods store, 'satiated in Latiya
vine, Bradford Co., Pa, The building has a good
cellar, a well-arranged ,saleS room, and an upper
story for a carpet room, etc. Will be sold reasona
bly, and terms of payment made to suit purebaler.
' doss.
•
Beath, Bradford Co, Pa. , , ; t
•
cOndlhapd .
LES & SON.
I
tylos of col-
4fir,MlA. Wit. BOSTWICK. tate of J. B. Maxis
CO., can hereafter Se foetal it a. o..lnOsi tk So'sw,
on Main street, where he will be happy to see al of
his nunseresi ftlettda.- And any bs need of Flan'.
tare, or anything in the lino of Undertaking, Will
and tbe best goods, best assortment, and Ir4est
prices, at f heir stone, of any place In the count.
Call and see for yourself.'
124 and
libelng
1975. 7 18 5.
SPRING AND SUMMER.
CORSER it COON
best
silver
. .
Are now ready to aerre the public , with, the Lirrst
'and best Stock of "
I, •
BOOTS, SUOSS, TAROKS ALSO TIZAAELING BAPS
i'L
f you
I.llrer
Aver brought to Towanda:. Prig. to suitthe
Call and see' us.
tEM
es
1 tleP9
NoTICE.—The North Branch -
elation of Universalists, will hold Its thirty-fourth
annual session at Springfield, Ifradhard Ca, Pa., im
Wedhesday and Thursday, V. 1 and 2&1 of Septeni•
ber, IMS. It Is expected that each society will
send two or . more delegates' to this: 'session. Let
those that have any interest in the prosperity nt .
fir cause pee to it that we have, a IQ attendlincelo
dilegales. it& to the friends generally we say
. come and let us have a "feast of fat things" at th s
session. Those coming by railroad will find tea
at Columbia X Road to faker them to the church
It. W. Clinnif,Standing Clerk.
' [Other pipers please copy.] ' I
ScHobb.---Tbere will be
Select School for teachers and 'advanced students,
at the Centre School Rouse, Sherbequin, comment.
lug August 30, led, and. curothming eleven weeki,
under the supervision of-I. S. CIIIAWFOUD, of Ber l .
rick. Instruction will be given In the Common
Branches, Higher Mathematics, ticiencesand Clark
des, if any desire. Tuition from fkl to IS. No of
r
fort will *spared to make the school
, second tb
none, and render the term both pleasant and prok,
able for : the students. Board can be obtained at
very reasonable rates In ,the best of families. Al`
-are cordially Invited to attend. • ••
!?A Msosirtetxr OsTaR.—A very liberal
contract with the Weed Sewing Machine CompanY
will enable tiN we hope, (o place their celebrate
Mach Lies in nualytamiliOri Ad tine inoppostit
to secure a first-class sewing machine seldom
cars. May we not expos+ oar friends, and all I'll 4
terested In, our work, to, make an earnest, united
effort to erten!! otir eifttfhttlen and theiebytheresse
onr influencer Cannot the reader form a ; club hi
ids or her neighborhood and aecnre Ude,riewing
Machine as aptemitun? A few innirs orrwell4llJ
rected effort will obtain it.' are you a postmaster?
With a little thought and effort you can easily sendl
as 40 names. - Pass ;the enbsertptlon paper. .. Forty
names at 50 each will secure 40 copies of this
paper tot one year . 'atul aO3 sewing clutching. lu
forming such a club you will help us In our work,
benefit your neighbors try placing in their families(
good reading, end at the same'tluns make your urn
or some other family happy IA the potreasfoit of is
great labor-saving machine, warranted , to be pet ,
fectly new, of the latest improved construction aid
hi perfect order.
~m
itoiusii! It PASSAGE..
le New Goods at TAYLOR
For SUSQUEHANNA. COLLEGIATE 1N5 , 13. 1
34312.:—The ran Tetra ' pt 'Haf twenty-meoad year
be this 'lnstitution, will bees MONDAY,' AU.
DUST 23, 1117 with Slott expatieneedlaarbera=.l
one more limit last pax, AttilikciaM,ailparaasa Bag
fad las Tor - teadUrii Uri • bees_ prodded. The
accomohatkehger inotkeddent students, wsl3 be
OEI4 isetaevkes year. Specta!*
daCealeatil to thoie — pitparing to teach. •Ae
a teachers elan wIU bo awaked at, the ono
Ihelialsellt of the year, , and every effort IQ be
MUMM
. . .
Mb till ,dlo64WriESPUeffiliii6l l 6 ll Of OP
class roe the *eta attic, Of the scliltill room. The
80 4ser
Principal wlll also idd those, who are sin.l
:-usual
to aeemlior positions. In
.. ' 'Minks
-usual dames In the common Zertilati 1 Nada
eremitical classes, and elasseson the lailitigell air
ready- somewhat advanced, dames will PekettP ,
commence Latin, Greek, Aide% irtnebi
man, Phileppieff, Serreying, Gannett% asidsch
other steolidriir the wants of the steadier may de
mand. Tuition from .I to to per term. Board,
with room carpeted and furnished tiroughoot.,
fights, etc.. .4 per week. Booms Will by naked
for those wishing to board themselves Sy sending
Mail - names to the Principid. For further portico.
ars or catalogue, address the Principal, '
'. l •'' '1 ' 1 .1 :1 ' 1 1 . V. Q 111111.1.14,
MILLER VOX,
Pres. Board Trustee&
MARRIED.
CARMAN—MITTEN.--At the Persona ge 4971104. 1
Mil, Sept. 1, 1874, by Rev. D. ea*, Mr. Jcsse 1.
Cubism and Miss =Ws Mitten, of Herrick.
the boom of the bride's
father, In Rome, Sept. 1, 1874, by Rev. C. R. Tay.
ler, Mr. Frank Other, of Catskill, M. Y., !Wit
Miss Francella A. Taylor. I
FULLER—WELLS.—At Careptown, j Gov. D.
D. Gray, on the 7th hut., Mr.lerael C: Fuller. of
Camptown, and Min Melina Welta, of Merryall.
. , .
c: DI ED.
. .
BOLL'ES.—Ia !Pike twp., Sept. a, 1373, of eonsamp
lion; Celestla U., wile of D. B. Bolles Ind dumb
for of L. 31.!Atevens„ la the th!rty.fifth year of
ben age. ,
iiritopE POE TEE DESPOEDENT.—If you
bare been coughing all whiter mid begin:to despir
of recovery, 6e if you have taken iambi cold, go
at once to the Drug Store of Turista & Goanoer
and get a bottle of Dr. Mounts. Syrup of Tar.
Wild Cherry and Horehound. Take nand be well
No other medicine acts so promptly ofd elfeegunallaz
,in coughs, colds. and all diseases the
Songs and Chest, leading to Consumption. -Han
dreft whO once thought they bad that dread di
sease tame, been restored to health by :the use of
this almost magic remedy. It laals6 the best known
lsipeciflc foe Cuing, 'and novae falls in 'Whooping
Cough. Trial also 10 cents. {may=
T.IST OF LETTERS remaining in
j the Towanda 'Post °thee for week ending
August *lB7lr - •
Clark, Mre A M Cotter, Thomas
Cole, Mrs 8 J Fitzgerald, Nellie
Forester Melt, Messrs Hudson, Edward
Heart, Miss Lizzie Jackson, W W
Limns, F,W Leddy, Nellie •
Miller, 0 M . Porter. Dr E R
Preston, Polly. M Renny, George
14 / 0 1/1 1' 1 ?: en./4 1 100tilaa C A
Persona caning for any 'of the aborelettcrs will
please say "advertised," &lag date of list,
S. ALVORD. P. M.
NEW FALL OooDs
We are now recOslng our first Installment of )
FALL GOODS,
Which inelutles all the late. i tetyles In
DRESS GOODS,
,cAsspi-taiug AND SUITINOS,
C. If .TCR:qt:tt
HOSIERY.
DOMESTICS,
TABLE LINENS, TOWELLINGS,
! - -,::.....::v.: . :• -- 7 - :- -1 7.? - :. --, -, 77. - -
FLANNELS, &C.
Flue assortumnt of good', at low priceson every
Pepartruent.
irpia-tt
/1110TATION bF WILITE I POW7.
Nl* idLL'ik 654 Sinatra and 'Biolteso,
South Third Street, Philadelphia, Sept. 8,1813.
BID. ASKED.
IL S. IBBl. ` c 1 2 1 12331 .
.* EWA e. Br. and N
118 11 -
•• . 517%
6 661 „ 66 66 tut% .118 S"
•• VS, J. atul.... . 1101 i / 1 8
66
66 16 •61, 4. 66. 121:94 120fi
,66 166 , • 46 . L ; as% 120? e •
." 10-40, Coupon.. .117 Y, '
" Pacific 81.`e3r 1 123.4
New /Vs, Neg. 18111.4 • ' 117 117%
" "c. 1881 117'; .1171
Gold *• ' ' 144% ild
Saver 14/1 109
Pennsylvania " ' ' '504 50%
Read .
5V
Philadelphia a Brie 20% , voi
'Lehigh avtgatioa WY; 50%
" Valley, Ea. Mc • 1.... - fma
United E. R. of N. J..: .. .. . '
121%
0 Creek ' ' " • '•
Norther ll n CentsaL '
3011. • • 3D
ige CenßAVrtingrntallin}..ett ./
as•U • 60 1 i
4syi
wroateg
C. it A. Mortgage Vs, / ... ' ..104 10E4
rifOW AND -ETS,
•-•'-witotrtiii.x Pal
___' ._
ormeteli oyes?, Wodorotty,,lms_,9l.,.r.itivii,..
abject to'thamgr dopy. . .-. ~ ..., ....-
,
Corm_ll both. ' • ' -.-.
4ii
Ooto. lk boots 29 .0 Li .W.I
Batter Digs)* lb . • ...._:230 - iOl-
A'1`3071):10 , 3.ts 01— ..... 0,01.,••• , 0•Evz , -. .1:th.1!
Fast" dm. 00 , t0:01 , 10.1. - tettr.: .''.: 1 " ''' 17 '
.4999th-4.0 e.O t....,....i•5;0uictx-c"1 i M
liAt
- SIM toe,
AL., siiii.....i-i 0,41 4 'cioef
iws.,L.tv.
Maas a IN; Ibis 39 akk Seed f 0
lbs.; Timo th y Seed 49 139.1 WWI ~Ms 0 SW
I
Dzioll Apples SI XV Ithl 400400 fit. '
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Towanda, Pa.
New ativerthannts.
"s
THIS WEEK
VPOWELL L CO. I
SHAWLS,
ME
GLOVES,
TIES,
'DRESS TRIMMINUS,
AND NOTIONS
Also a large stock of
CALICOES,
GINGHAAS,
BLEACHED MUSLINS,
121;!3
POWELL Sc Co.
MMl!=n
tw 4
ej , O. FR.OS.T SANS
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Fr*NlTllit I
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lOWAN DA,. 4111 k T 20th, ISM
wetarewm losing a largi stock of
:I:MAI,4R SU7B;
TETE-AiTETNS, EASY; CHAIRS,
E
RACKS,
-iV pQll TOP TABLES, 40.,
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4:k lOW at:ti deterudn'ed to close out
our stuck In this Hue before tbe fall; trade, and lu
order 'to do so we are selling at
• t
VERY ww PRICES.
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IWe would call 'attention to tou ' rnew
,
_ CENTENNIAL,'
BLACK. IYALNUI', itittißLß
TOP t -pIiESSING CASE
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COMBER SUITS, AT $BO 00,
Being thie best thing in the market tor the price
add all ether, goals at very low pricer.
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UNOIERTAICIN4I4,
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Irene In the beet manner, and on the lowest terms.
Yon will. find natter work and for less money bare
than at Op other place; Call and eve ue. •
S
4§. 0. FROST & SONS,
ManufaCtUretsOf and Wholesale and Retail
Dealers !Li Furniture and undertaking; Main St.,
pyhytf. i
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OOL CARDING ,
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. - • AT THE
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WOOLNN MILLS, CAMPTOWN,
- I' - 'PENNA.": • i
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Also matinfactaring and cloth dressing attended
to on short; notice. We are already making rolls
from the new clip, and are prepared to do work as
fast, as adored.
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C,ansphowtinei, Ja . 11475.-_
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CLOTHS,
WM
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.A. :13LACK, -
CROCKERY OF VAR
PATTERNS,
ANL AS LOW AS THE LOWES
GLASSWARE,
TABL . '" CUTLERY,
SULA'ER I'LATED WA
wi)op , WAßg,
STONE WARE,
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BIRD CAGES,
11ASKETS,
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GLASS STIA.DES,
3 f •
3 3
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I would, say ti the piddle that on any goodi kept In
stoek I win not be undersold. 1
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2
f
Febil4 4 .
V,H,FAPICOAL ,ANR . LIME .
coin hod after July 1, 1 vidteell en* 11
for cub Oult,'itut the ' pets uet wltl be ted
monthlyi ➢
}'ltrin : ofco* o'on :stlt.T, P . . .
' ^l' AT inn. TARP'
• I
PiAtt4ten Rove.thestentimd,gernsee . -. is, to
Taa... - : • •.t • I, 3GO
Carbon Ron Lam - ' -4 00
, - . r !"' ' il Ott. 4.‘...... .. '.. ' • ' 1.. aOO
1 ' t. . • il l
721
2 7:
ItirelaY Hontits n Lwmp` '
' " a " I, Smith
Allentmen Limn II bushel
Leif it Id •
Irak Tibia:lel ,' • ' .. , 1.. 40
Erick V lit , ... 10 fek k
. I
'I ma ' aliritja lueptued to deliver. pure s on
short notice at the usual price of delivery.
• I also tender sty thank s:to my many irk s and
customer*• fur tin* very liberal patronage the
past and hews nyder thenewdeparbareto ditto iii3u
their intereit 'to' (outline to tidy 'where ''t can
get the best goods for the leant money. .2..
Those Mho mei Indebted - to ute will take ee
{hatl mend have money Of I earl' buy for and
pity-trellis. They must kettle by the first f Au.
Auld Mixt 'i • , ,, - -
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ear
' 1 Very 'respectfully Timm 1 , ,
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I i .I. H. rHIIiNT;
• Towandt, July I, 103.
'VrEICEgTRAL HOTEL,
I . l46ir4Dijirrilitiat
inlay Ibitie ketAttliPe Selktfa
4/4e d, d 3 irnePt4o ll4 tho POW
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Yrg olio demi-
N ei; immtm is 4ripre
et alt
coxz otaittt amom ,e
k Pli
111111/ the .61W . Alerilt00 .
' paiscis ovizoo,
I BOWMAN.
, Overseers Poor Towanda
Avian f 4,
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MARBLE AND
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TWA - AND A., PENNA
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0.. A. BLAbK.
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Est TO . r.v!at
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miqs FLORENCE . GREES3IVT,
f 1.1 4 I ,: ibi}iopiti itiii ll l , ed . .
Etl;h . eiij'T 1:4) . IS IS
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litrin ;lie Palate iteidings In 1
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li ,":l_,E WO IT.jt - It A L , •
' iIIIDAY avan . ima, sEPT,.Igt,',
Tickets 60 cents. For sale at Slrby's Drat siM.'
il
, Na extra charge for reserred seats. ,
V
JAE"' MUTtTAL 'PROTEC,'
- Elk % INSURANCE' COMPANY. 1 ,
Romani ' cc, SOS {Va trait Street, Uhn3‘lo .l } , .
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1 1 • • ' • 3.
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Acitap, tinder a Speelat Act of Incorporation
• „:rroris . the Pe . rs,nsyls ,G
afa fegiskytti
IN
AGENT.
TOWANDA:PA: •
BPlldillititiirritleiCiikrtalted to the follow!'
table, ithlehiiiit be found strictly equitald
tweets sdligesi'imd which the .company
antes ti c t not crinked.,oue.half the rest of
clam 41;115rCeinpariy.
.Tho frlawing• Table shows Vie; Rat
844 Ma Y be Fat l Plie; 4 fog any Sthilt l
up to lisf r alt/ I which Is the largest risk I
one llf#. Tirenty Cents will he at
amount* cacti assessment for collect'
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2-71-Mt.
.41
i Leo
ILIO
Use
3.00
3.00
Lao
IraSo
Lao
29 340
30 3.50
31 4.10
32 4.00
az 4.00
34 4.90
35 4.00
35 am
al 3.00
39 5.00
30 5.00
40 $.03
TASIT. ,
LESS-MEDICINES. ' .
...1; I li i, , 1
. A prominent iiew Tort physician lately , 1 c o ax. 1
plaitted - th DUNDAS ;ItICK & CO. about ;their
SOffusx.oon Ott' CAPSCLES, stating that some-
titnes the w y cured miraealously, brit thata patient
of his had taken them without effect. On being
inforasedlhat smtersFitations were sold, he in
quired and found:lds tient bad not been tokinti
DIJKDAS DICK. #' C ;li. . .
What happened to this
_physician may have hap.
toned to ethers, and 'DIDINDAS MCii tt..00,43ke
this inethild of protecting physicians, drug tits, .
and themitelret, and Imiirenting* Ott or Ss:toot.'
wOOp f cbMing WO disrepute.:: , 1 1
PIIVSI , lAN'S who mice prescribe the Capholes
wilt" Rue %pea, for they contain the,
pure_ -I t ire and eheaPest form..
li
DUN DICK Co. use more mt. or SAN
DALWOOD than all the Wholesale and Retail Drrig.
gists and Itertomers In the United States coMbined
and this lathe stole reason why the pure Oil is
sold cheaper!, theirlcapsules titan lo any (liner
'form P
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W 0 ' ~ .
OIL O SANDALOI) is fast superseding
every otheremedy, sixty Cara M
tles *g being re-
I
„quire(' to I . sure a safe and c certain ; cure In six or
eight days./ Front no other medicine can this re
sult be had, I : •
DUNDAh. DICK Jr CO.'S'. SOFT CA PS ULES
sate the problem, long eonsideredb,y eminent pitf
'. skim's, of 'bow tosvoid the nausea and disgust ex.
-periencee In swallowing, which are well knowla to
detract.trutn, it not destroy. the good effect of
many valtiahle remedies.) . • '
Soft Capsules are put up in irn-foli and neat box
es, thirty in each, and are the only Capsules pre
scribed by ilmslchuis.
TASTELESS' MEDICI NES.--c l 4tor
oil and many other nauseous medicines can ta
ken easily awl safes tn . O_IIIIIO_ACIDIC,4
CO"13 SOFT C AP ! Taste
nfliru. I.
air On wetre tn. anly Hoo
pss
adm tted uk uso last Pete txposi -
soon. _ . .1
Send for tinnier to aallt ooster street, 'N ew Vork.
Sold tit all Drug Stores Here.
GRO
ERIES 4PRO VISIO.
DARE & ,EDWARDS,
ash de:olers t all t. 4
I
LES &
GROCE
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'Man OF C I OOPINO dl lii:b; , ;ELL
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u1y7...'..' 4875. I
. , 1 - - -- ---,--- F_...-_
I . ABST*IiNERS, • - C 4 A:g
heir lives re 7 cheap in the
. . ,
ICO Mutufit: ,•
Benefit Assd
• , •alatlqr. .
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il l lshed. and Neill conducted 'I. 1 fe Iwo
IrWh total abstainers get the beno.-
Its of abstlnnee, as they cannot lo
r blcb Insure ortilnaty drinkers. No
as to pail no One, buildings to bulhi;
0.131:14ALL, Agent,
\ Totem:l.ft, Pa.
I 1
ON t; DOOR
Towanda,
T QTAI
Insure t
Tempera,
A well eta
rance plan, it
r flt of .their ha
Weililtpafges
large prenila
no high salar(
KM
MITI
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ce Twenty-Fire Cent,.
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OTICE TO ',CREDITORS, B '
AN INS6LVENT DEBTOR. . ~, _ --
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aka notice that I hive applied to the 'Honorable
the Judges of the Court- of common Pleas for the
County of Branford, the the benefit of the Insol
vent Lairs ofllie o:anmonwealth of Pennsylvania;
and they have 'appohfird the,' sth day of Octobefi
next, at 10 o'eli*lt .k.an, to hear me and my eredbi
tors, at the Court House, ha'; the Borough 01 Tot
wands, when and where you may attend If you
think proper. it
- 1 5ePt. 8 , UP. , I : : , .LI , . i - JOIN BALE.
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,NOTICE TO ',ceßßDlTorts,
AN INSOLVENT DEBTOR.
Take notice that I hate applied to the Honorerl.3l
the Judgha of the Court of Cornmoiryleas for the
County of 'Bradford, for the benefit of the insolvent
haws of the Cernmenwealth t f Penroybrania, and
they hate appointed the sth day of October next,
at ten o'clock .EU It., to bear me and my creditors,
at the Court llcUtso ini the Borough of Towanda,
when and where yon may attend If you' Hank
proper. 11,
Sept. 6, 1875. , JAMES HALE.
SXECITTOR'S - NOTlCE.—Notice
is hereby_grfell that persons Indebted to
the estate of Davis Van Dyke, late of Leßoy,
deed,. must mate immediate payment to th e un
dersigned, anti an persons hairing claims against
sald estate musCpresent them; duly authenticated,
for settlement. 11 , • ; -
If ELIZABET H VANDYKE,
EUGENE VANDYKE, , •
ll I ' ! • Executors.
CE=3
A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE:
A
—Notice is hereby given that all persons in
dekted to the estate et bes G. Terry, late of
Terry Imp., deoVel, 'must make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned, and [all •persons having
claims against said estate must present them, duly
authenticated. for settlement. !
If • N. WILLIS TEARY.
Administrator.
=2
XowaOTIPE:, Notice is hereby given
that a initiating of the Iltockholdera of the
nda Tanning Co., will be held at the Prat Na.
Waal Bank of Trade. cm Saturday the 30tirday
of October next; at 2 o'clock for the pupate
of taking action according to law, in relation to
placing a mortgage on the real estate. of Bald Com.
• '
Li JOSEPH POWELL, Pres:
Towanda Angnat Zt. 1816.
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ADmiNisTRATO,,,s , NOTICE.
—Notice hereby glrini that all persons to
hued , W the estate at, 411finsso Conanti late of
(knot, died, Must make tuunedlato payment to
the , usiderslipsoir, and all prams- haying claims
Wind said estate must present them, (tidy autiten,
lleated, tor felthfment. I • ,_
EXERT CONANT,
*VOW , . ; 44/UliStlifor.
0121 WEI
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g rate.
, as be.
11 guar.
es for, 4;1090
tonal imp*
kezipu aiip
LI& ;to. ttO
Inn. etc.
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51
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PROVISIONS
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VIERINTV SALES, —By virtue r
kJ or sundip , inititimed cat of the:Court of - Vont, - ., y
mon eas b Rfkdford County end IMilse directed, r
taißbe'i
envied Writ Side THURSDAY Sep-
Umber 40'1673, et t h eclOek g. at., it the Conn
111012313 da, foßOWing delieldhed prop- .ti
erty, Omit' • , • • - ,
I a {1
, One lotof Wu! Towaoda toirnship , bounded
du the iniffth by farads at said plaintiff, east by the .5
Ousgaeharinst riser and Lands of S. C. and J. W.
Muni, south. by lands of said Deans and the To- .. 1 1
Wanda trot:lllft. CO., end great by lands of the Vac , ,
claSll ).... ntrid Co., eontalnlmfla acres of land more
or an Hopmed. ' ' •
11 NO. 2..01111 Other letof land In said To- ( s
wands, tip., bounded oaths north by lands of John
B. Statth and David • Rutty, east by land of 'Wm.
Watkins, south by Hilda of C. 1,, Ward's estate and
Diann, mann the west by Jan& of said Do
roe and CHO. Britton, mmtatning r abont 161 acres.
abort SO acres improved, with two framed deism rag
bouses'and taro barbs thereon.-
J.LACtosNo. lksokllttte defendant's nitillvided otie •
third part of one other lot of laud In the bpro of
Veranda and bounded onthe north by Chestnut St..
east, sloth and west by lands of Walter O. jra'.Y.
beinget feet on Chestnut street. and varying from
6•2 to Pi feet in dbpth, with a tiro story framed ,
_house thereon.
AL50...N0.4-20 the defendant's interest it (m
-other lot of lead hi the moo of . Towanda, ; null
bounded on the It rth bo lands of S. W. Alvord,W.
G. Timmy, .C. LlsbrcE and Chestnut', an the east
by Third street, on the south by the Plank 'cowl
and lands of J. P. Kirby and on Om west by silt st.
`and boffin,' 8. W. Alyce* on which is erected a
Etteani luml, used for a plardng mill, duo, sass
and blind Manufactory, two dwelling houses a barn
and shedtwbeing the property now In possession of
L. B. Rogers wider a lease. -
ALSO—sNo., s—One' other lot of land in Monroe.
township, branded its fotkretst,Beginning at a (mi
ner of Sweet's land on the south side of TOwandtt
creek, thence dosiit the same the !several entirre ,
thereof atiotrt, 63 perches to the line• of the Aide:.
farm, thence along salt! line south 76* 40' can 6 t'-1n
perrhes.to the line of the into Salm, & Erie rail
road. thence southerly , along said railroad alma, t. 7,
perches to line of Sweet's farm, thence 130111i-1y est , t
erly Mang the same shoot et perches to the place ..f
beginning; cdntaining about tin acresonon, of les,
inotitty 'Unproved. Seized and taken into execution
at the suit of iltysset bloom vs. Mahlon C. Mel -
AI.Sa-t-One other tot of land in` Armenia twit..
bounded en the northbylands of Alfred Ripley., on
the east by 'audit of Henry -Covert, on the south! b,
lands of .Tloses Scott. and other lands of defendant.
Alansoft Smith, and ou the west by lands of Wain. t
Cullen, being lot No. H 0 on warrants No. env atol
633, containing 100 acres of land more or less, anal
Is a part of Lands of Henry Drinker, (Heti, a% set,•
divided by Samuel Strait,' Jr.
ALSOtrOtie other lot of land in Armenia tnj,..
boundedvn the north by lands of Waiter llutho ti
and said defendant, Alanson Smith, on • the cast 1.,
lands of Hoses Scott, ou the south by lands of Jas.,
Formates estate, now lands of Crawford, and oat
tho west by land - of Anson Partac,r, containing 11 t
acres and two perches of land, more or less, and br
ing lot 'Ko. Ma, of warrants 3g4 and its:, of the rtn
gar Creel( lands'of H, Drlnker, deed, as sutostiti
ded by Samuel !strait, .1 r.l aboutliWacres Imprm
on both Of said lots, Witli"'.: framed holiseS, 2 I rAmed
barns, granary anti orchard thereon. Seized mid
taken into execution, at the suit or 0.P. , Ilatiaor
exr's vs. lilauson ISnittlt; also", at knit , of fg,411. -
saute. ' 1 .
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J. M. SMITH. 1
I sberiir.i l
rrIRIAL LIST SFPI 4 E3I.I3EII
I 1 TEII3I, f
SECO3itc
Edward Overton as Erie HCo ca a
All Spalding vs Henry NIT Slay 1 .
Gee Kinsman TS Hiram Kinsman. ..... *let .
John Holmes vs James R tier 4 t 1.441111
E Stenardl Pa Ic 1¢ Hlt co:. tre4 , .v. .
do de
John Connelly vs Winn torrs. et a
Andrew E 3tenattli vs Pa & N Y,C & It lir:v.:vole
8 O Brost Ts C D Cash .. . .. ..... tre•pa--
Dr E L Gardner vs Jno Clapper .assents
Richard Horton ritSamue Hyatt ' lope,ti -
A J Soble, vs. J P Kirby et al' elect
3fechanies N B, Chlcagats C F `7 elles exrr,as 't
C 0 Clark trustee Vs )1" Parks 1 corn's
r Brady VS Jane Gibson - sppettl.
S Hemet vs G NV Outdate hint
; Betsey CRogers vs Blood. fi Co • tit 1,
' Phelps, Dodge &Co vs Barron .k Itosford .... . '
llf Black,vs UA. Black 1
A S McKean vs Wm lilles l
Fitz Gearsid, Flagg S Co Vs Dunbar & Dewey' a.,` II
Andrew Bailey vs Michael ILyiteli
E C Doren vs Eureka Mower Co
F Ball vs Barney Kane
F L Post vtt C K Ladds's *burs 111,1 ,
Ater. Matta J3I Smith al •Ipper,t'
Isaatit Whitney vs Elliott Whitney et fay
Jas Frs.tcris.asslgnees vs JP 3fon tanye. ......
B C EisbHe vs Chas Eisbree
COntellUS Ifunslciter vs 'J S Williston d..1.t
Lewis Havens vs C L 'Ward's mina's • den'
Elenzer Pomeroy vs C C McCieliand i—tte
Catherine 'Wheeler vs hloon & Stafford eit t 1
Nirm ("cora use vs Elizabeth B gable et
_ .
P M Stowell vs J It'Weir& Co • d ,, ,i,i
P'{ WynkOop vs E Smith,l L 44- 1 ,
I' M Stowell trustee vs J It 'Weir & Co di;i,f
Wm 11 Foster vs Win Brain -
The P & E'Coal Co vs S N illmill et a 1...... ....ca,
Fox,Steveni,Mereitr&Covs S S.F. C & tilt Cotor m 1
D J Sweet'.lo j do do
B F Myer ''., do ; i do do
Chas M Mver • do 1 7-.- do .to •
John' Gastin et al N S John ifrivitt. .... ' ... ...app..;.l
'A E Comseock Vs E It Williams dela
.1 C llannan vs Martin Van . l.lnrtm Itmenikt al;t r....
Elhanan Strlitit . vs J (.; MasoM - :.. ..... v . :-.-: . ;..iii.fie:ii
Clark & Mlililaugh vs Towaiiiia 'horn: - • ,„.ilt;i4
O H ltoerwell vs S &.E C&l2it Co ' for Ott
Thilo Mines vs ,• do ; i (to :•-. do
•
2111itD
Vol ex'r vs Conti Life ins co
use int Armenia top...
Norris Fargo vs Levi ........ ;F,
°Piens Biker vs S
Fanny Fargces use ys Levi Wells
WS Dobstins vs Eihanan Smith
St B Dighton vs A Lathrop
Ellen K Mitchell's use Jas Keliey ejcer
Anta&3 Haneoek vs A & I) iii - Newton,..,......appea I
Wells vu-Pa &N F C klt R c 0...... .. eject
M W Wheelock vs S Panic's ass'g-4 — e i to
Sas N C R R CO r .,. : .cas , e
Cyrus I) Stills Wm W Decker ..... ' - • -••P s i't
C; A. Carpenter vs entral ins,co . tv,pl
E s Andrus. vs Hubbell Maniers
Jos Wilcox vs S F Elliott'appeal
Lyman Matson vs Hollett Tittis T
Hiram Taylor's use vs tiF S Dobbins aptiettl
Vol Smith'etaduers vs IlenrYForbes trot er
John Cummins vs S F SandeTsint
do ts W Lane '
Jl ' fatu Millers use Ise ArmenLs twp app'eti)
Abram Waltman vs Wm & Peter liuusieker...tres
T J Irwin vsJ G Mason ' ppea I
S IV l'aine's ass'g vs Germanlhs co debt
WG Tracy vs Sul di Erld C Sr B. It Co... -L ass - p
Ix Keeley 4 co vs J IL & hDrake t•ase_
John Gustin vs E F Utley
E t 1 Barnhart guar et al vs Wm 3I liatillart et 81
J' C Craven Vs O'Hara Bishop; et al. •;ei fa lit S
EC&JE Seymour do 7 + do :do '
'Jefferson Carley vs Peter Miller et al,—
C AMeavenor VS Wm Sheeler
S G Townsend vs Milton Phillips ...
'Enoch. Blackwell vs N C R It Co
E Bullock,vs Delos Rockwell et al
James Fox vs; , do •
David &mall is Austin Rvudall et eject
Btrdsley Tuttle vs .1 S Anthony •
Daniel Compton vs L D Bradford et al a ppilti I
Mph Greenwood & CO vo J IF Creque et al..apis-al
Johanna Ennis et al vs Patrick O'Herou et aLejert
tumuli Murray vs Ambro4b Mortars aduir;-..ash - -p .
Manley_& Jackson va S Knights ! Ippea I
Peter Monroe ,Vs Jas Cowan '
J.R'cowell vs Overseer-Poor
O f Asylum . appeal
G Vele vs 'Fred A Long
O Frost us o. A Burnes et al,
J. 4 Brink vs henry Miller • ..
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Subpoenas for 'ld week returnable Sept. 3 . 3,
3 ,1 , . 20
BENJ. M. PECK, Frothy..
.
r . , ist, of Jurors drawn for Septeut
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her Court, l 876: •
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Athensn tarp, Win Settler, 'Alia Plummer. Wini •
Coleman; At h ens bore, Edward II Perkins; Alba,
born, Votney ..)( Wilson; Barclay, Daniel It Wfil4
lams, John II Davis; Burlington twp, And renl
Melville, Amariah Iliakestee,i John W Lane.: purl
lington born, Geo C IBM BurliogtanWest. il'artfes:,
Roetwell; Canton twp, James W Ketchum,' Pat
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rick Green: Columbia, Charles Colney; Eranktia.l
Gilbert Sickle*, Leroy, John Rickey, 'Monroe born,',
J :li Mallory Hinman; Orwell, 1 Eli Conklin;"rike2
Beguis Stevens: Ridgbury,. Norman . Stevens;
Smithfield, Lark Bird; South ;Creek, Samuel Pell
WWI. IlJulin E Wilson: Sheshequin. Geo L jlor i
ton; Ten Vanda; born, E Thomas Noble, JameS'stone- ;
man, John II Bmund; Tusearorg. John Gardner,'
Clarenll Browning; Mater, Owen 0 Merrnl.ll
James stead; Warren, David .7 Thomas: Wind
ham- J ll lacp; Wens, Davijßcckwith• Wilmot,',
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, 1 TnA . TEIISEJFROBS-:-.10 Walt& I • '
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Asylum, Joseph. Hemet; Athena twp, Win K,
Walker, Smith. Wolcott : A thens born. John 3[-X-Ike ;I
Barclay, Levi Wilber, Daniel Fogarty: Burlington',
MT'' Chester E.Campbell; Burlington Wcst,Fonderl
Swain; Columbia , Joseph II 'Joni]; Orunvine,
Chas li Lane, lialaehl Shotxritiker; Herrick, John
Cialvford, William Bowker, James Lackey; Litch
field, Alpheus•Deeter, Andrew' J Layton; Leroy,
Saniuel McCriney; Pike, Spender B Tupper;' Bente
tWIN'i 'Lewis porn Smithfield, Joseph. Vankirkl,
Springfield, Jtide 1' Adams; Standing Stone, Chas,
Chllson, H ilstm G Taylor, Towanda bore, William I
Shaw, Wallace Keeler; Troy . Twp, Burton .C . Von:-
ern,F. II Nelson Fish, Lucas Smiley; Troy hero Dan
lel 41 Quaid; Tuscarora, • Geo Sunmer, Chas Da-
Vidsm; Dister.,• Lewis Dettrai Warren, Edwin E
&litre, Windham, John Fairchild; IA-yalusing, _
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trid Brown; Welles. Barton Ayres. .I. ; ' 1
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ZIERIFF, SALE.!—:•, By viittie of
J* wilt of 1. Pa., 'issued out of the Court or
Cgrenion Pleas' of Bradford county, and to me di- 1
rected, I will expose to publin ode at the Court
Bolts° in Towanda boro, Friday, September 10,
1375 i at I,o'clocir. p.m. the following described prop.
erty:43-witz I I
One lot of Wad In Athens tarp, bounded on 'the
north by land s f Philip Craps and the public , . high
way+, on the east by the public highway; on the
south by Land's of Elmer & Co.; oh the, west by
laude of ,Elmer& Co., 3f. A.'AVres. Ifelano proper
ty; John Benaley, and James E. Brearly; contain:
ing 23 acres of land, more or, 'less all improved;
with e framed !throning houses:, 2 framed barns, IT
fran{ed building knownas the "Susquehanna Wool
en Factory." 1 bricroflice and orchard of fruit trees
thereon. Seized and taken into execution at the
snit pt LorenuMatkins ; vs. X; Ftirdinand Smith.
lindAlf red. Bedford. - • °
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ALSO—Oneother lot .'of land in At tap.;
bounded as follOws: beginning at an Iron pin at the
centte Pauctlott,of Lehigh and ',Bradford Streets.
being:3s feet from 0. 11. Spring's fence for the
north hound of Ilradfoni street; thence along Brad
ford street and; 15 ft. from said Spling's fetter,
south 60 0 east $37 7-10 ft., to the west line el the
rail road company; thence along the same south
Zir? 10' east 346 ft.; thence south 61? 50! west 1:6
ft. ltitbe MUM of Lehigh at enuetthence along
the same centre' north 18 0 '10' 'west '633 ft. to tile
PlaCe; of beginning. containing 2 acres more or teal.
1 frattled building and brick engine house attached
know as rho Novelty Furniture Works., Seized,
and taken into 'execution at the snit of Margaret
E. Ctlyier vs. 4tephen C. 3latie Josephine
liall,ioeo. S. Cummings and Sarah A. Cummings,
J. Id. lIMITII, SiteriCi
VX.ECU.TOIt'S
Jusbuce is 'hereby given that all persous:lndebt
ed to ' he estate Of Jobhua Bayley,: late of :forth To.
warida„dec`4l.aroequested to make tmmeiliale pay
ment, and all parboils haring claims agates bald
estate must pre*nt them duly authenticated, for set,
Meat; • - •' FI:t.VICIS GREGO, '
MILTOX BAYLEY,
Executors.
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Ip*ECITTOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
..1: 4 1 Is hereby given that all persons Indebted to
the estate of Samuel Webber,tate Of Trunklin,dee'd,
must Make Inunedlate payment to the undersigned,
and all persons having claims .agatust said estatu
must present them, duly •authentlested, for settle
ment, ' !:. ELIZABETH WEBBER, •
' JAMES RIE!OWAY,
Eleenters.
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ADMTh'ISTRATORI3.-NOTICE.
' . .-Nottee to hereby glrea tDst aptgions in
debted to the estate - of AY m. A. reek hito , et To.
wanda.dec'd,ultist make immediate palMent to the
ungeNgued, and all persons having dams against
said estato must; present them. dray anther Gated
for settlement. ; ,Laxpz:T. PECE;
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