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- Towanda! Pa., ThluT47, itztol9, -1876.
LOCAL. AND 'pEPIERAL.
so REPORTER NE.ii WEEK.
THE "heated term" .has fairly corn
meat-et', the thermometer ranging from 90
it, IA degrees.
Qii'rE extensive iireparations aro mak
ing tor a piod time at Mountain Lake on
the Fourth.
'SioNEY of the Towanda Mutual Build.
j u g Ai mejation sold on Monday evening
at an a enrage of $2B per sham. -
, Cot. Mr-atat haa' .
put down a substantial
w iile, Walk and railing on the west. side
of Main street, opposito Baptist Chuteh.
1 MRS. GREENIN(i, of Towanda township,
win, attempted to commit suicideby hang
ing herself a few weeks since, died on
Saturday.
t
KENT tS: Buss have 4u4 returned from
the eitylwitha new supply et groods. They
rau hardly buy goodi as TaSt as they can,
hell them.
FRAlllat, late of the Athens .Ga
ertte, has leased a half interest in the
Witrerty Enterprise, Mr. VAN GELDEit
retiring on account of ill health.
Pnov. F. W. Rom, a . ton of the great
composer and instructor GEo. W. lioirr;
has been hi town for several clays aiding
in the arrangements for the Normal.
• 11.:41 BALL.—Friday, June 23, Winona
grounds, Athlete of Towanda 26, Active
of Shores 11111 23. At Itionroeton, Stars
of - ;that place 6, Comets of Towanda 17.
ESPAy• being the Centennial A nniver
nary of UNCLT: M unL's Birth-Day; no
paper -will be ishned from this office next
week. Our next issue mill be dated July
1:1,
Mrsscx ON-En-yrs, -31ortnow, Itt - ssrmt.
and 3lm - 4..aithANE, who accompanied the
('„llege Excursionists from Elmira. to ; the
Centennial. returned to their homes in his
place , on Saturday.
m•ami
CELFAIRATI . oN' AT TROY ; on the
Fourth, promises to be one of the most
enthusiastic and patriotic ever participa
ted in. ;:very effort will be made to make
it einjoYabla to all who may attend.
A. I . ..4PLAsT, one of our typos. spent
1:1.4 week in Sullivan county. angling-for
the "speckled beauties." We were furl' ,
Hied with substantial and indubituble. ev,
hlence that he, WAS abtindintly successful.
THE citizens of Towanda llorongli are
requested to illuminate their houses and
places of business On Monday evening
in.st ; ibetwe - en the b(iurs of A. M. and
Midni•dit. to ctslebrate "Old Hundred out
and New Hundred in."
TUT.: illtninp`lions in,Tou - nrula, 3fonday
cvm:ing next, to celebrate the' completion
of Low! , years of American Inticpcml
cm:e; promises to be m grand affair. Per
sons frOrn the I.:tit-rounding country should
nw. fail to CO MO ill WO witness the grand
Ouit young lea al . friend, Lr.E . wELLys
EL , MIEE, has finally concluded to take
unto himself a "helpmeet." The cere
mony which conFutnate.S the affair comes
off to-day. Lou is one of our very'briglit
est young attorneys, and we heartily wel
come him to the matrimonial
AT THE ANNEAL ELECTION for officers
of the Mutual Building Association, held
on Monday evening last, N. N. 111-AP4,
-was rc-elected President for the sixth
term 'The f,•lloWing Directors were chosen
for three years: JouN W._ Mix.'
TAYLon, GEn. W. ENNEs, P. E. J.tr:it:.
•
ELT; C'o., occupy a column of our
space in announcing another neiw arrival
of 50p.15. This establishment is so wdll
aril favorably known tbromzbout the
cuntry: that. the simple annoinic.entent of
a ne NV al:rival at their mannnotli store will
bostillicit_rt to attract the attention of the
I'_ it call especial attention to the adver
ti,ement of 11. M. Wri.t.Es SON. in
zni.cther column. 3fr. W. is well and fa-'
v.,raidy known all over Northern Pennsyl
valL'i.t, as a deader in Agricultural Imple
;
Inelds. The firm are no v making a :pe
t of the celebrated TeMpkins County
Wheel - Hake, which len; alreadv . become
levy ppular with farmers. We believe
it the best Hake of the kind extatg.
As Prof. Cr.....wrnr.o and his only child
31..kr•,:t.., were walking . near the old (Alc
atraz bridge last, Stublay arterno.n. the;
earl being desirous of seting a team of
Ilmrs i n th e r i ve r, s lipped from her fath
er's-grasp, and fell a distance of thirty
feet into the river, between the pil,trs',
fraethringher Ann. She,,linZerollltrotigit
the and,3londay, and died on This
day :4fici - nocii.-1117..iira .4dt-era:qr.
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TI!I; . c . AT.TII;I.TCS will ee.lol - 4te theeom
'ing Fourth in a graml Picnic Convent
, ove,: midel• tlw direction of t beloved
krill pastor., Fattier The
t, I,.n•.ititni of 111 e ll'everc nil gentleman is
a gurantee that the day will lie
.o,,,ervecl in an orderly manner. All sorts
Of innocent amusements will he indulged
and refreSliments curved to all who may
attend., Proceeds for 1110 benAit of the
, church. •
CELEBRATION IN ROME..=The Good
Teinplars, Giangers; and Citizens of
are to unite in a grand celebration,
-on the Fourth. lion. ,lOUN PASSMORE
ill act as Prisident, on the occasion, and
IV. 11. Sit.tw as officer of the say. A
procession, will form .at the Academy, at
a. in.. and march to the grprind, where
a roasted ox, and other refreshments will
be in waiting. Col. flov will deliver the
oration. .
TILE Mrsn'AT. NoI:MAL.—We direct es
ailcution to the article in another.
c‘ihtinti from the peu of Doctor STEWART,
iii rcLit ion to the "National Musical Nor
,whiilt opens in this place nu thc.ltlth
ni-t. The purple of Tiiwanda . do not
ni to appreciate the import:at:oo of the
!Ile, - Institute will be 'under the
in of the most •cOebrated
"musical' instrnctors in this country, and
an opportunity will be offered.for.acquir
in,usical knowledge never before pre
sented to this section: The committee
• haying the matter in charge should bestir
themselves, and see' that proper arrange
pilents are made and that our people are
'hosted on the vubjeet.
BEM
1 3 1 , :nso:s:At.. —Mrs: S. 'W. IllitiN;Ltis is
i,_v;siting the Centennial..
—Her, W. CH .Nni.En and wife, and
\I. '1•11.1 and wile, starteal on luutlay
ne , roing for the Centennial.
Ft:l.Tos, of this Oboe; and
't \ of the .Imrn . 4l. leave: for
-- a \Su:l:S' %ISit, to the Centennial, to-inor
o ! ei• morning.'
'let C. B. SATTERLEF., of 'Monroe
lon. was One of the gritheates at West-
Point Military Academy last week. lie
maintained a high rank - throughout the .
1 , ;:u, and '.rc ate pleased to notice, was
Nt it up in tl:c lia of 'graduates. It Is his
111 enter the artillery service: •
—Rev. Wit.mya Mc CI:Al-In:In - is visit
hi, old par',lti:mers and mime:oils
in this place'. lie conducted the
ire and delivered a 'Aery eloquent dis
i,are in Christ Church on Sunday morn
, lie al i so administered the sacrament
=ICI=
TIII: FORTY-IFTir ANNIvEn.“I:I" of tho,
S o ,l ,l:ll'Selimg (4. the F;stt Presbyterian
hureh of this place, was celebrated on
Sabbath evening list. The showei which
prevailed -at the time undoubtedly pre
% , -, o AA many from being present, bat the
!whirs and teachers were out in goodly
tmedwrs. and the exe::ei.-es were fiery
in
t; o .th i g„ Tr A. OvilyroN, El'q., Super
uncodent. EiTorted the total moils rof
'll Ihe 1..1k 411/11i):: 111 r ye: r
.% • .' 1.1;..;.• lellil.lloce 119.. .NllllllWr
::.). Vont rilyttted (luring
r.tr *373 •2:;.. I n :Iqlt/il kill Wilds sum - lite
'• Oycrton " and " Stewart " Missionary
tunas snmultit , 4 I.4.kmlarshirs . in Africa.
t; Ell. 1). STE:W.IILT, Omaha,
Neb.. tlelirereil a very Intereticr; address
1%114 . 11 Was liStelall to with more than or
ilinaty attention ity airs. Nine_
vii metnhers or the t.etto' , l wilted m‘ittt
. , , .
tnpoot uti,rinfct toe t
DEATH OF COL. Jentirknotrr.--COlonel
sohn Mout, after.lTring arid painforMl-
Oen, died , at his residence in this win
after 10 o'clock last night. Colonel T
was a veteran Ruldletrof the Mexican war,
having served in the Fifth United States
artillery, and particiPated in the captUre
of Vera Croy, the affair at the National
bridge, and the bloody battle of Cent
Gordo, wheraqinaeral Santa Anna was so
signally routed. He also took an active
part in raising troops during the late civil
war, and served for a short time Itt the
field. Col. Trout - was flity-thtee years of
age. His knead •will.take place at 2 o'-
clock Wednesday afternoon from his late
residence, corner of Ventre; land Lyeour
ing streets. Interment at ..the William
eport cemetery,.Washingtoßstreet.=--- Wil
liamsport likiktin. -
Col. TROUT was a natiVe Of this place,
and lived hem up to the time of his re
moval to Williamsport, eighteen Years
ago. He was a business man of more
than ordinary slfrewdness and ability, and
hadlior.e F.uch toward the business pros
perity of the young city inwhich he died.
aged mother and large circle of ao
qUaintancesin this place, mourn his early
demise. -
- - [Fos VEE REroirrEs.
MolititOrertm.—ln the cool of the early
morning of Thursday, Juno 22d, a small
circle of family friends was gathered at
the house of,lllExx SWEET to witness the
marriage ceremony uniting in*ediock his
only daughter, Miss luw B. SWEET. and
Mr. A. 141.111 - 1) 11.00KWEL4 When the
words had been spoken which tied the
Gordian knot, and our congratulations had
been ofteredi our host announced that
breakfast was ready and waiting, and we
sat down to a table filled with the delica
cies and substantials, of the season, to
which we all" did marvellous justice, not
forgetting to take a piece of wedding cake
bottle for the'young folks to dream over.
Of course "Dxx" was there with his .
handsomest -turn-out, and when ho had
uad his strawberries and cream and the
traveling suits of the bride arid groom
had been donned, the good-byes were said
And the happy couple departed on their
way to " do ? : the Centennial Exhibition,
good luck having been insured by the
throwing of the time-honored slipper. !.
May their journey of life be as happy
as their hearts' hopes on this nuptial
morning. • M. 31: A,'
"Tits: NOIPIAL.“—There seems to be
a necessity inAlie,excitement of this Cen
tennial year fiir drawing the attention of
to OM Normal Institute to be
opened - in, Towanda, July 10th, and to
continue for ...four weeks. So little has
and': said a written upon the subject
here, that I fear it has escaped the notiei
of a large body of our citizens. And yet
it is a matter of great importance, and
the credit of Our town is in some measure
connected with it.. We must not suffer
so large a number of prominent musicians
te visit us and labor among us unrecog
nized and unrequited. It is a "National
Noriaol Institute," and its Faculty is
made up of such men as Dr. GEo. F.
BOOT, Prof. T. P. livnEn, Prof. F. W.
ROOT, and, others almost equally distin
guished in their respective departments.
I had the 19pleasure, several years ago, - of
attending a Convention conducted by Dr.
sodas far as my'knowledge extends
he is unequalled iii this liue. II is thorough
musical culture, courteous bearing, aful
marvellous power of handling a large
body of singer's, place him in the front
rank of teachers and, conductors. his
son, Prof. P. W. Boor, has enjoyed the
highest advantages of musical culture,
both in Atneriea and Germany, and ranks
high as au instructor in all departments ;
but especially in "Voice Culture." Prof.
RYDER is a tine Organist and Pianist, and
bears the stamp of Boston approval.
Other accomplished teachers will-give in
structions in harmony ,and Composition,
in Notation and the Art of Teaching. The
instruction will be practical and thorough.
It is au admiraVe chance for players and
singers'to perfect theniselves theoretically
and practically., Piano players would do
well to avail themselves of this opporttuv
ity to receive instructious from a tir,t-elasS
teacher at a very low price. i
It is often aSked, why so few persons
sing in Tow:inda ? Certain it is that no
attainment is more I pleasurable and de
lightful than the power to sing sweetly
and expressively ; attic yet how few, h. our
eimmumity seem to covet this best gift of
all musical endowments , ! - It is to be
hoped that this. NormAl will .inaugurate
fau epoch of song in-o - or town. It is time
f u r the tongue of the dumb to sing. In
our families, in our Sabbath Schools, in
I our churches, in our social re-unions, the
time of the singing of birds is come. If
the older birds have kept silent until their
voices are as hoarse as frogs, let the nest
j Hags be taught.until their matin songs fill
the air with melody: -
. The Normal affords
sneir an excellent oppoitunity, Prof. Wif.-
LIAMS, who is , to have charge of the
I Teachers"fraining Class and Model Less
ons, will give lessons to a class of begin
' nem,.either children or adults or both.
.These lessons Will probably be given daily,
- and will afford a rare opportunity to persons
not familiar wi di notes to learn tb read mu
sic rapialy and correctly. It will be a great
event for our town if the young people
will, attend these classes, and become ex
pert in readinginusie.
I must - refer persons desiring more
particular inforination to the published
circulars. Mr. Cr. A. BALDWIN Will be
glad to furnish them. " What is needed is
more interest in this enterprise. It is a
compliment and should be a great benefit
to our town. Let us be thoroughly make
to our - priviltige'.!• The time may come
when -we will- regret our apathy ?and
neglect. ' •
• A century a;.go our country rang with
the shouts of patriots and tl,e crash of
musketry.. Now it is our privilege to sing
under the bright skies of peace, with the
sounds of a proSperous industry as an ac
companiment. - This jubilee-year should
be a year of gladsome, heartsome song.
Let 187 i; answer 11111 in a National chorus
sweet afid strung as the hymn of the
* Rethlehem angels: "Glory to God in the
•highest ; and on earth, peace, good
will toward . men !" " Let all the people
,praise Thee, , Q God,' let all the people
praise Thee !" • '
• J. A. STEWART.
Tun U. S. F. Nz c . Mint. COMMA:SI.-
01i the Sib of .Julie we printed thelollow,
nig iu regard tAi the V. S. Fanning Mill
Company : , . 1
.. TIIE "11,,55. - -A ISUILLI ANT DI SPLAN.—The
streets of Towanda . presented a remarkably busy
and brilliant appearance on Monday last. The or-
eAsion was the inauguration of a summer campaign
by the ..1 - trired States Fanning Min Conipany."
Aln at noon eight Matched teams of i n ert were
led in froit of -riavros:'s harness shot', where etc
gam': ItelrliarneSs were placed upon them. They
were talen down loth , carriage factory of JAMES
11n....5.1;, where new wagons awaited them. The
wagons were then taken to the tnanufactory and
I:duled with mitts. after which the pmeession pro.
ceded to a point bippd,site the Park, where Mr.
Wool, -Wok " the krtlide thing, making a beauti
ful picture. The I.ln-ta Iland, followed by a large
• thnmg of people. Made their appearance at this
I ime. stint while dis‘Wursittgexcellent Music. tnarch
: .41 through the. streets. followed by the Fanning
Milt cara•cade and fit izenS. The grand display
was a most gratifying surprise to many of our peo-
I ply, forw him mind of them had heard of the "floss"
but fess*.l,3l.lz , d the- titaznltnde of the enterprise.
or the Important relation it bears to the pirisfrrlly
of nor t.t.n. A short history of the, milt may not:
i.e uninteresting. , ,
i About titres. years ;since, the patentee, - Mr. J. W.
.14 ti' ...N. rane to ibis place ;with a singiednill,
7 who it hr exhibited, day after day for many!weeks
L wit Innt inducing Any otie to Invest 111 IriS invention.
ilrin en almost to do.pair, he tidally persuaded
l'art. M SN Nll.l. F. 1.01.0 e hold or the mill and man
ta:fetid', a few nn trial. The result , proved p•Ai sue
ressful that I M. at once determined to corn
no•nee their mail it faHisre on -a large , Seal,. and to
this end crgonltt d':a company with a capital of
tc0...... Thoym»pany has now commenced work.
and will nnumfacture mills and send hem to every
. part of the ~outitry- . A trial of three years has
' protest it to i.e superior to any othei now In use.
anti the demand for it among Intelligent farmers is
daily there:ol,g. The sales in this State alone, will
probates* reach ten thousand this season. The mill
is also leingestenrirety manufactured In Canada.
Tit, ,aret. , , , , AN Wit:ha., CM% lied the e irorts of the
Inventor is gratify I rig 1,. t It, entire community. anti
the ey Id etwes of anireriati , ,lt which so rte Irattlfr-I
-..1 no %i eol)y must le,ve ts-on i ti-ering to him.
Tao rAnt:oer, "1 t h.• ~.lwry owe to hint a lasting
.1,1,1 of gratitude; atoll his name will be bonded
down to posterity as one of the benefactors of the
:wince:R:lou. The company engaged lit themattu
facture or the mills Is romposed of Snell well-known
and reliable busbies* men as C.M. MA NVI LL E, 1..
It. IltfisilEittl. W.. A. IfltANMent.Esi, F.. E. MeV.
PI NtlitlN, GEO. M. WOOll ..J. 0. WARD, and oth.
ots. The teputittort , of these gentlemen would be
a ,tiflblentiguarann l e to the merits or the .• (toss,"
but the practical test to %Melt It has been subJect;••
...1 for the; past three years. leases no rein for
doubt as tarts perfeet adaptatian to the wants of
farmers.",''
Tlw success which bast bus far attended
llw bitsirieNs of the I.' onipany . has mom
than realnwil off that weintalieteil. The
sale:quell: 11;ite aver-wet! about nue taill
r•
, catch ,
iwr ay at i lt tlwileinanil far elteeedm
lie ine:-,eitt ciparity fur ,filanufacturing.
Tow teal:. trill 'not, - elapse bc'fnie• the
" Buss" will be found on nearly et - cry
still regulated firkin in the Ullitill.
3ln. Eurreht.—As times are lively in
our little " I thought perhaps a, few
litu•s might be of interest to others.
Although theiv is a continual cry of
" hard times," " money :scarce,"
thert. is au tuttwial amount of lettlzit!f , Rs
..0 ll 1 , 0 r" Ht HOT
school hante 2 -28x40 feet and tiro story
progressing rapidly and expect
be complete& the let of iAnod..
We wish them much haste fo4we have
peen deprived of a public soh nearly
Intr year.
totMnen .work in
his new blalitarnith shop. We him
attecess for Getman is worthy o a good
patronage.
Mr. Wavxona has the cellar dug for a
new house, and expects the carpenters
soon.
Mr: &mum= is building a new barn
and rebuilding an old ono, which when
done, will bo about right, for Mills al
ways meant ".business." •
CnAntr.s lbws intends repairing t his
hose.
THOYAS Itirrrzx is building a large
barn. - Expects to, have it done before
baying.
Mechanics are busy as well as plenty.
Mr.' LENT, our new merchant, has p
geed assortment of groceries, and we
should say was doing a fair business.
There is quite a stir about the Brd and
4th of July. We learn that the young
folks arc preparing for a Centennial Party
in the new school house on the aftertioon
anl
id evening of July Those that take
delight in tripping the " light fantastic
tne, ' will do well to come to Herrickrille,
as tho prOprietOrs are sparing tro pains in
procuring the best music and accomoda
dein'. There will be two daicing floors
28x40. Plenty of room is a good thing
and I think they have it. Supper will be
prepared across the road at the hotel.
They are preparing for a grand time gen
erally.
The Cornet Band aro re'ce'iving instruc
tions once each week, and improve nicely.
We think for a country band they are not
to be beaten. They expect new uniforms
this week. They are to play at Rome the
coming Fourth.
Farmers are feeling happy at the pros
pects of the coming harvest. They cer
tainly have reason to for crops never look
ed better.
Health generally good.
iIEURICXVILLE, Juno 19, 1879,
COURT PROCREDINGS.—Adjoumed term
'Monday, June 26th. •
Jefferson Longhead vs h iel. Lockwood
.;--Auditor's report confirmed nisi.
Enterprise 3lrg Co vs James Hogan—
Auditor s rcpsot confirineffrinally.
Ephraim Case vs E Sellard—Exceptions
to Auditor's report . dismissed and report
confirmed finally.
In re the estate of Louisa Heaney—
Rule to show cause why J W Griffin
should not be appointed Trustee in •the
place of J C Adams, dec'd.
Jas Crofut ivs Leßoy .
t. wp--C'ourt or
der a writ to be issued commanding the
Commissioners of Leßoy tip, to ply said
judgment out of the first moneys which
shall be received for the use of said tip.
G. P. Manley vs Caroline C Manley—
Court enjoin Sheriff from collecting any
on this judgment, and grant rule why
judgment shall not be satisfied on pay
ment of debt and costs.
J 0 Randall vs W S Bowman et al—
Rule to show cause why F .Bowman
should not be subrogatcd to the' rights of
the plaintiff. ,
In re the petition of Mrs MA Fletcher
for the benefit of her separate earnings—
Rule to show cause why the prayer of the
petitioner should-not be granted.
J P Kirby vs Harrison Lamb, 3 cases—
Rule to show MUM why.judgment should
not be opened in each case and defendant
let into a defenie. •
Patrick Moran vs S B Ellenberger et al
—Role to show cause why satisfaction of
ft fa shall not be stricken off.
John Cummings vs B W Lane. Same
vs J F Sanderson—Rule in each case to
shoW causo why judgment of non suit
shall not, be taken off and suits restored
is the list,
In re the death of G D 3lontanye, Esq
—Resolutions read and ordered to be
filed of record. .
Lavina Ayres vs M. Ayres—Court direct
an alias subpoena to issue.
George Wanness 2a vs Elizabeth Wan
ness--On 3lotiou of Madill &Cala Court
make the usual order and decree of di
vorce.
I. I) Ormsby vs Wm A Onneby—Re
port of Master filed. '
In re the assignment of lliram 'Horton
—Court order and decree a public sale of
assignor's real estate.
BUSINESS LOCAL.
I . New Prints at IVeNT &.13Liss.'
Or - New Dress Goods ht KENT & BLIES'
rir New lot of Shawls at KENT &
•
air New goods recerred dally at 11r.NDLINIASI'S
/Kir Engrnylng done at 111LXDBLIS AN'S Jewelry
Store.
M' A new stock of Corsets at KENT .&
IS "Ass'.
rff" Buttriek's Patterns at KENT &
Buss.'
r.fr Croquet Sets only '91:1 cents : 31er
cur Block.
Dr Ladies' Linen Sults at Kitivr
a Buss'.
rir Call at KEST BLISS' and see
their pew good
r4r New Cloths and Ousimores at
%ENT a BLISS..
tvr Dollar-aod-a-balf books for 90 cts.:
kiercurillock.
or A full lino of Parasols and Fans at
KENT &
1116 r IizsDIAMAN offers a great redaction to Sil
ver-Plated Ware.
IV" A. full line of Itosiery and Gloves at
Is. I.NT k BLISS'.
Vir A full lino of Summei Skirts at
Ex:cT
r:iraWhite goods in great variety at
KIVVT k
tlr Go to KENT & Mass' for your No
tions and Fancy Goods.
lar You can bay a plated Castor for 90
mita, In Mercur Block.
rir Call at KENT & BLISS', and look
at their Black (tt•ettailines.
ro- A., lar g o 'stock of games and toys,
at cost, at warmest! k Snit:Vs.
rjy- Fon RENT.—Tbo dwelling house
ticoy occupied by lioneon, on Main street.
Sequin) of it. C. f►tW sr?.
. tar All, the latext public:diens, very
cheap, at AV lIITCOMD Lic
tir Everything in the lino of station-.
ery at WHITCOMB & to
WIttiC.O.MB sell the best
Blank Books manntactureit to the country.
lar The largest and bed assortment of
gprnig clothing In town, M M. T. Itoszsiumtes.
air You can get all the latest styles of
Stationery, very cheap. at WHITCOMB a SHAVVB
MA largo assortment of spring and
summer bats, jug reretred, at M. E. ROSE.N.
1237233
M" Great reduction in American
\vat - I.lles at CIIAMBE4LIN's.[RIine 5.
I. K. 'TARIM' Store.continttes to be
le.idquarters tor liiilinery and gancy Gorda.—.ll4.
. .
Tpu will be surprised to learn bow
much you ran buy for 99 rents, in Mercur Block.
Sir If you want to secure a gnud article, and go
the wurth.of our ninney, the piaci, Ingo Is 51.11Kx
=
/Or Don't fall to call $t Itutpsamaxi, If you
wigs to buy anything Li the Hoe of Jewelry, Sliver
anti sliver-plaied Ware.
011icr.p(nrs at Pr. 1)0mo:es 7)en
lot R.nmx , rrom' 9 o'clock A. M. to 4 o'clock r.
sharp linie-(Jutilws..
tgr" lIEti DEL MAN Las the
. litlCSt Ftikk
of Watehrn, Jewelry and StlverwariN ever likulight
into this town, Call and we it.
RAM. f.7.CDT.t.101 AN las the largest and bes
stock of ladles' and gentlemen' gold and silver
Watches ever brought to Towanda.
-
rw - Passengers to the West will find it
torbotr attvastar to rucitsso tickets st the T.
ictitit eJ (1.5t1 front Sept. IS
ar Theinscal , rtineni Of
notelets eirerl bfOught to tbls pl.4ee, eso sow be
eon ot rtief:ct mit. W-40
Ila*us at ids atow e
at lirl4p 9t .,
Ms the tarreseiteeonotent of Moan oliTtiiot.
feted in this Wad. tmchis
S BMWbum PloB.—One Abe
*oaths 4141,1 alai ditei &Ira case niliiiih . slat tale
e; 04 il, BVat i,ta l *tats anwtota exi.:-.1t4.
1 • •i•ra-t-- , z•
tirA lartge: and excellent aasortment
at human bait, .1,a,a1l sttlet,. and tradaidiat :at
Mutate; on Brides stmt.
..... 1 3141.
t Thal Wheeler. No. O comb ned
Reaper and Meyer. Is a Iplendkl matltioe. nth
and we IL U. 31. Wears t Box.
a_
WANTED. I -- i otl Vera' Spa/MI Of
young hor
ses. Must ti l e sound, Mud, and good Ma.
I C. 31. MANTILLZ. 'Proet.
or Hi/118Ell PATS; price roduaxi to
.2 pat . gallon. in $ gallon palts
It. 11. W ILtie & Sox:
NrOold, 5
Obutatio,
ry Stare.
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Itir Tim nipitived Kirby Mciwer is a
perfectly relialde and cheap machine. Reaping at.
clement If iirlsbird. R. 31. WEt.ces:lBos.
• lar Th • . IcB - all say that IL:minis
keeps the .. st assortment and sells ,Milinery and
raneyfloodsrteaper than any establishment extant,
June 14. i 1 i
!to.' t , 1
rer If ion want a hat for you - melt* or
cal at daughter, cal Haunts' and satisfy yoUrself that
you can save t !east twenty-five p e r ten ..by par.
chasing the —june 11. _
Vir M. E. ROSENFIELD has tlO best
assortment of hats, and furnishing goods ever
offered In (Mit m i arket, anal he is selling them so
cheap' that the tioorest man In town esti afford to
supply' Ititnseit stint an outfit..
Pr 11
Cgr i trikslllAL PARTY:" -.7_- nrkelf
and lady are eordialty Invited to attend ' Centel!.
Mal Fourth or dilly Party at the Baru () . Ironer,
Wyaanking, Tueittlay evening, July 1, 187a. (food
maple, 11111 Ir: Mt.
Ita• ' I BAIITLSTT Bno%
JEPTELA.
Ur Pull; biOthers,ll with carte, your
winter-worn and l unairous nlstalre, awl envelope
yonrSelf In a thln,dustalre,and prepare to enjoy the
•
enamel' sephilre r You can supply yourselves at
itosvtrtszn t ,'s , tJune 14.
la' Take *otice, there is a great re:„
duction In Waltham and Elgin Watchers. Call at
HarnaL lAN 8 and you will be sum to buy one at
the prices he la o , ring.
FRCKST tt SONS are prepared'Ao fur
wish Imrnq-rquiwj and window Cornices sr very'
low pikes. nd examine their largo assort,
rnent, no trouble to show them.
ar The ladles; will be pleased td learn
i that I. X. Haunt& has concluded to remalt In To.
vrauda, mid Is now reeetving a large and at ractive
?stock oi millinery land fancy goods, and inites the
attention o 5 his numerous custUtners. trachn.:ll.
cir Buy the i .4amestown Alpacas. The
reason why: They are warranted to vralkhrthout.
:7shrinking or fading; to be fully Inche wide;
and to be equal In durability to the very best goods
In the market. I ' 'l
Petri La. & Co.,lsole , agents for manufaetorers.
re- Nest to the Centennial, 'Jannis'
•
store onr Id ge-nt. , Is the most extensively discussed
Institution In this tiounty. The ladles Mr and near,
have heard of it, and many have satisfied'
'them
selves by personabbkservation that Ilaunis sells
goods cheaper than any other establishment, in tho
country. He Is continually adding to his stock,
and has been conlptqletl,.to . einplriY several assts.
tants.--June 14. 1;
or COIIPLEION OF
ArrLICT?N'B AX6ItICAN CYC4.OI.I:DtA.
A noises:cal Library in Itself ! it
This great national work, the largest anal most
Important Issued ll} this country, is now completed
in le volumes octavo, all fully illustrated with maps
and engravings" '"he cost or It tonic publishers,
exclusive or printing and binding, exceeds 569,000
D. APPLIF.TON k CO., New 1:Irk,
And No. 27.2 Chestnut Street, Phliadelphio.
June 27, 1678 —la.
CAMP 311:ETE;;G.--Tlio Wyalusing Dis
trict Camp MeJting will be-held M. V.) near Dim
act Depot, on the Montrose Rail Road, fsevetal
trains connect daily at Tnnkhannock with [.ehtgh
alley B. rontmenving August 23, Itt76, and
continuing nine days. Good ,Board on the ground
at reasonable rates;
Let the people of, Bradford county come to thli
feast of t4bernaciet„ praying for the success of the
giorlous Gospel l ,of Christ.
J. T. WALKER, ['resident.
• , .1. IL WESTON, Secretary,
Brooklyn, ['a:, Jitne 21, 1876.
rr It is t onCeded fact that M. E..
not; ENrlE4d is he ter posted in the clothing trade
than any other deal rln Towanda,atid h ifljannounce
merit in. another,olumn will attract: atlenthm
wherever he Islltt4wn The statements bear the
ei ' , knee of truib on their face, and the, public will
not he slow to avail Ilieniselves of his most gener
ous offers. It would, without doubt, "hulargely to
Mr. Iki'S pecunlar profit, to close his store, and
aw*ttan utivanee ent In .prices, bnt his philan
thropic spirit and Ifiterest In his customers Impala
him to a, different course: Ills unselfish and
straightforward manner of dealing Indus instance
Is anothetevideneel . that the confidence heretofore
reposed In him by confiding public, was not 11:15-
p!Aced. lIJ
1 1
rtrlmrowrAtTv.-11 you arc going_ to
ace the CentenalatF.ablbition, with your wife and
, i
children,' Wri6 .to lotion's Washington Hotel on
Chestnut:Store! at re Selrenth, Philadelphia, and
give the'number of grown persons and children In
your family and bo long you 'propose to stay and
get their priers.
If you ire going ith a Party, 'Society or Lodge.
do the same.ll i '
Moat personavrtt pursue • a different course get
unpleaicant quarters l and only realize the fact when
It he too tale.
. .
Washington Itotei with a nide Chestnut Street
front, only charges 0,00 per day; - and the Branch
of the Washington On Sevedth Street near Chestnut
only charges 11.00 f r Lodging,
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said there you can
get a good meat for fly cents.
And another thin : If you are going to Phila
delphia fOr a day, you can go to the Branch Motel
and get your baggage checked, get - wasii!d and
dusted-off and get ai good meal for fifty cents ; you
can do these itiings at the branch Hotel right in
the heart of the C 3., ty, and you cannot anywhere
else in Philadriplai
And still another Ihing : If you desire to sinnd
a few days or longei i at the finest Sea-side resort In
o
Anierlca.,wrlte for tires at Columbia Howie, Cape
May; only two hours ride from Philadelphia, with
full ocean front, beautiful shaded Liwn. uttisic and
every other destrahis attraction. . i ,
June 27, 11170..,—e.
Iw:ft.
ANNOINCEIVIENTB. I
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REPRESENTATIVE.—E. D. TAYLOR, of Gmn
ville, will tie ',resettled to the Republican County
Mt
Convention. as A dilate for Representative. Re
Is eminently fi.ted fOr the position. and his nomina
tion would meet WI h' the approval ',of the entire
west. ; • ;
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REPRESENTATIVE.—The name of ; A.- B.
ficsvi , 44, of Tuscam i l 'lra, will be presented to the
Repubib..?n County Convention, as it candidate for
Representative.lTM , carora is nnli of the Moat Vella-,
Lie Republican townships In the county, i Mut has
seldom, It eeev . I- en honored with.:a candidate.
Mr. SUMNER .Will I strongly urged by the best
men In the east, an, his nomination would certain
ly reflect credit upolt the party. . •
BRAINARD—DIRT. ACK.—In Shestoefinin, June_
by Rev. It. Dallldson. Samuel 3f. Brainard and
E.sthaltnda Bid!set. all of Sheapepnln.
. .
nocKwELL—SWEET:—In Nfonspe. Joaot.o.by
Bee. Itoßock Arni.tiong..a. Lloyd Rockwell " aad
Ida B. Sweet, all Of Mouroeton. ,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
1 -
' (From the 1204,U:eta. Times, Oct. 51, ins.,
ur Briggs & Brothers, wbo can boast
of conducting the largest seed. business to the
known world, are 7ranglng to compile a work la
which they will giv , to the floricultural and bortir
"littoral public the ! benefit of their thirty years of
'experience In the eulture of vegetable and flower
It
seeds, The work All Ile suindrottially bound. and
its several hundred pages will be illusttated with
nutueratts cuts. ch, , ottatle pates and- succinct di
rections with regard to the rare and culture of ley..
erYIIIIng latown In I sArat awl v..cptat.iv kingdom
We know or no ~m' bet ter itualirle.l to treat on the
anore suhlert than Briggs * Itrother, whow weds
are salt in ahnoo cieryylly, town, village or ham
let In that Butted States. They are praettral grow
ers of Needs. and the torthrioning cock will v OM.
hate front ...111 I Hill tIT practical correc. What Meth
rireen IA to Wilk. Parry re Portly to fruits. Prigs &
Brother are to :tee.ll. A very large edition will be
puldlActl which. it ,Is well ~ understood, will 1e5.5013
the price per volume. l'orrha,ers of Aire work out
right will only be earged - cost, while the custom
ers of Engirt it lira }will receive It as a prentluru
ou the purchase of semis. The intended work will
go to prey,: stain Miy next; and the artists are now
engaged upon the engravings. It will be separate
1 Dent be and apart. from the January Catalogue, which will
r
t ,,,,,
be Issued In bee, or from any other of the"
publications of thbi ell known bootie. Every lover
of tboleolirtre or It icultnse should pat himself,
or It-relf In the wa • of obtaining It.
Itriggi , 4 'Bro.'s .tr , nee fur salt? by tiro. 11.
ii - ..!d•, nibs, Pd. • • fiiiiii44,lll,
l et, and Steel Spectacled, and Zy.
minty, at itAnDziatAnit Sewed•
112113
MARRIED.
Or A TeigaTO Riee.—/kinong the
mum ein a ,:e t r i LartiVich our MenCtlen.
Webb. Of A N. la'stoat, may
counted from Joey tallebrated_nela
Bryw Bro.. ChLeage. 111. 4 sod firthester,'N. If. e
the largest seed house In the world. Is wit sue.
prise many of our readers to learn tad ever 23,000
merchants in the United States handle seeds front
Briggs a are *am boles. catalogues. labels,
alumnae, ke., are extremely attractive in high col
oiln_pf and artisUe dui
It'
newest di
AzeisthettleAl) (Tat Tomi l lte a llt:l s tre l le
Grounds," Wand teptenoite tt rice coulee with per.
feet representatkms of the ailerons rieMasks of to.
ni toe striving for the honors of letWeehltale
de a sr n Is eittentely happy and plemmattt.
OM ll* Oa MAW of 110011mM:1M consider.
able inferatiltlde • alto the Merits °Oho different
tomato.. We see that plies sti' their leading
varieties the Green Gage, Coadtieler and Botha
way's Eacelskw, while they rate other Varieties in
the folkming order of mat: Troph7, Definer ,
General Grant, Hubbard - urged Leaf, Demme'
tlalfabnßed, Dwarf Orange Yield.
Dwarf ta a rfled E rreyes's Early Praline, etuunes
Cluster; in the Mr, with reins thrown to the
ground and a telescope At Ws o2e to vet wheel it*
rest are, shames up the Large Teller, illd *hole
*else is laid It the richest humor, and 00 offe can
give the lithograph st, Webb's 1111 lemmtinatlen
without break lug out Into a hearty laugh.
We can assure our readers who desire to order
Grim it Bee's. seeds, That they can secure them
'tinrrl2ll. as advantageous terms of IL Webb,
end o f
just as good quality, as It ordered direct.
See Brigim t tiros: January number And order of
11. Wenn, Alba, Janzime.
1137 - A CATID.—To all who Arty suffering
moan the errors and Indiscretions oryonth, nervous
weakness, early decay. Inas Of manhood. at-. I will
send a redly, that will core jolt FREE OF
dH AllOr,, Thin great rethedy rora;illscovereil Dy
a missionary In South America. Send &self-address
ed envelope to the Hit,..lo4r.l'tt T. t siw AN, Miathos
D. Bible house, Ike York ettg.tmaystano .
rmril
TOWANDAMAIVICETS
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Corrreeted every Wolof:May, by Cl B. PATCH
=Wert to changes daily.
Wheat,* bush 50
Rye, VII bush
Buckwheat,* bush
Beans, •lp bush
Butter (rolls)* lb
do (didry,) .....
Corn, VI bash
Oats,* bush
Eggs, VI do:
Potatoes, It bush,
Flour, 'ft barrel S 00 a II 00
Waionvs GRAIN.--W beat On lbs.; Cons 66 Ito;
Rye SO ms. ; Oats 22 lbs.; Barley IS Zs.; Buckwheat
85 lbs.; Beaus 52 lb.; Bran 20 lbs.; Clover Seed GO
lbs.; Timothy aced 44 lbs.; Dried reaches an lb be.
Dried Apples 22 Ls. Flax Scutt 30 lbs.
NEW YORK PRICES Current
'- tor Country Produce, for tho Week ending
June 21.1878, Reported expressly for, the Ilit ts•
runt) REPOIIT/LB, by H. K. k V. R. Tutuumt &
/. • 0.. West Broadway, Reads and Hudson Streets,
New York.
BlTTYEB.—Beeitiptli for the week 31,035 packaged.
The market closes quiet and weak for all grades
excepting stiletly Ale eastern and western. Ike.
eelpts have Increased to sneh an extent that stock
has accumulated until now it is Illfecult to more
the Inferior and medium glides at prima 1 to 2 etc.
lower than those last reported.
We quote:—
State Dairies, palls, selected
" fair to good ^1027
" creamery, choice
good to fine.t 2r47.7
• firkins selected
fair to goad 28026
" half firkin tubs, choice selected. 4... ~ .270,
fair to good 25020
" Welsh tub., selected ~;(4
44 to " fair to good • 224524
Western. creamery, ctrolee 27(4
fair to good ..; ...45028
64 firkins %elected, 1%4420
" fair to good 160?.,t7 •
Western dairy tubs, selected IS(n120
fair to good 180)18
Western factory tubs. selected ..11.019
" fair to good .......
•CllF,ESE.—Receipts for the week, 81,370 packages
There Is a steady demand for best qualitici of
cheese at unchanged' figures, other qualities are
dull and r; oak. liberal concessions In prices Flog
necessary to effect sales. The market. la overstock.
ed with sklnsmilk cheese and it Is now desuonStra•
ted to a certainty that we are having too Much but-
ter and cheese from a ilirou quantity of milk.
We quote:—
State factory, fancy...,
fair to goodlo ow,
•
Western factory, cheddar flue , ' , 9 Gt.
flat, flue 9 64 2 'i
" poor to good o 2 (4 8
EGGS.—Receipts for the week, 8,916 barrels.
There tuts twen a steady falling off In receipts,
priera . base MN - anted until 19 cents Is (fitly offered
for fine western.
We quote:—
State and Penn
Western fine fresh....
fair to good.
FLOUR A'.4 . 11 MEAL
In the absent' , of desirable lines of shipping,
grades of-Flour trade Is doll. the demand for the
!wet grades being limited to present requirements
of the local trade. Meal it lower but more active
at the decline.
Stiperfme
Spring wheat. extras
at. Louis, extra...
• fancy... ,
fandly.z.
Corn meal, yellow.
" white .
GB MN
Prices for wheat Irregular. Barley quiet. Rye
moderate, request prices steady. Oats dull, pekes
Irirely steady, Cord dull and lower.
.Wheat, Sprlng. No. 1....
Ultlea'go, N 0.2.,..
'• Jlllwauki•a, No. 2.
• lied winter
•
• Amber
'• White
Parley
Rye
Oats,nl I X ed
'• white
Corn. western nil ard....
"
BEANS,
Market dull, prices weak,
Pca. fair to good
Mydlurn
Marrthw
Wlttte Kidney
Reil Kidney
HOPS.
The market putet, prices tioniltial
Crop . - 75, State. good to prime
Wiv, fair to prima...
Crop - 74, poor to good
HEEDS.
We omit quotations on' grass. Flat in fair re
quest, prices steady.
Flax, western rough
TALLOW
The demand good, prices steady.
Good to prime
Dltt ED FRUITS.
Apples are very dull, prices weak at 'quotations.
peaches an, doll. prices nominal. Itiarkncrrles.
Cherries and other attain fruits have little or oe
dentsod.
,It would be difficult to obtain prices
quoted.
Apples, State, sliced—.
•• 41. gustier:4
Wvatero, sliced
.• quarter 3
Southern, sliced:..
" 'quarter*
reaches, peeled, fancy
.4 fair to rood
. 4 unp7led, halves..
" , quarters
Blackberries. per lb
Cherries, pltted.rr lb •
Plums. per lb-••—•
Raspberries ..
11. N. & F. B. TIIITTWRIt & CO,
Importers, Wholesale Grocers & Com. Igerehants.
West Broadway,lleade it 11ud00n,816.. N. Y.
Produce Commission Department It charge (ALL
S. Gates. We reretveand sell on Cordmlssion all
kinds of Country Produce; make castesalvances on
ronsignmenta.,antl furnish stencil plates and mai.
ket quotations ' when desired. Correspondence so:
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'lilted.
QUOTATION OF WIIITt3,PWO
EI.I. k CO., Bankers and Brokers, No. 42
South Third Street, l'hiladelphla, Junel2Bth. 187 8 .
BID. ARKISD
. 124 1
I 12,1 X
. 116 116 , i,
12 0, 1 1:11 '
• 123% 11'.1 , 1
12.11. i i 12-0.2
. lltit; 119
. 128 1 1 128
. 1171 117 5 i
. 1175! 117%
. 112.'V, 112ta
.. 100 1 103
. '32S. 524'
. 1 ,44 , ,, 44's
. 118 18't
. :48!i 4114.
il9 1 89i4'
. 140 I 141
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3 0 4 :4
. 1 i 47 , 1 48
;62 , 1 , 53
. pH . 2 ' 10114
U. 8. isBl, c
61 5,Z)6, 164\
" and .1
. 114 • 6 1 .
6, 66 66 '6B ,
"' NAP. Coupoitv '
l'aelfie Ce, CV
New s's, Reg. laqI!
" C. 1881
Geld
silver
Pennsylvania, Ex. Div....
Reading
Philadelphia & Erie
Valley, Ex. Dlr...
pulled It. It. of N. J
Oil Creek
Northern Central
'Central Transportation—
Neftpuchoning
C.&A. Mortgage Ws, *O..
New Advertisements.
THE CREAPEST
HARDWARE -STORE
IN TOWANDA
IS IN MEOUR BLOCK
Farmers can buy their
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SCYTHES, SXATIIS,
GRINDSTONE 4,
FORKS, FIXTURES, 141 ROPES,
&c.,
Cheaper Than al Any Other Place
I ahr,ay. On band CepaU b.r nr YiruNO
.w At:molt and CH Ing Marlines.
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PERRIGOS SIDE HILL
lkst in Use.
All kinds of TINWARE on hand,
Fad Tin work or all kinds done at lowertlprlees,
H. T. JVNE.
TlAgOda, 4rin6 - 26, 1576.
ME
NEw ""S
WAY DOWN BOTTOM PRICgil
ny (mobs
DRESS GOODS!
El
DOMESTICS!
00 gi
234
2.®'26
LAST WEEK!
And will be sold at the Lowest Prices
j.19w.z0
;.16 olss
of tha;season, at
MEE
R 505 20
0005 50
5 756t7 25
J. 7 5 0 0, 25
j. 2 7V02 90
J. 2 6502 8.1
Towanda, Sane 27, MC
r, I 254 - 01 a:
4.t isiTtit
1.1 tt6ill 31
t orwisa
1 3501 45
' 1 35661 55
1 Deo, 115
9.10
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550. 61
610 G 3
izzat 20
104141 00
1.1 20041 54;
i.I 00(41 2
DC@ I 40
.:IR
1i.0414
3 4 6
L 45 @I -50
CARPETS
t. B'so 81i
. 81 7 a9
8 0 8 , 2
Ora
to 9.t
a B'2
014
(813
ein4
(a2o
0304
0:5
En!
.A.IO
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EV.&NS &
have, opened an entire Nvirand
large Stock of
CAIIOETS,
tion of Customers at their New
Store,•
Int A Mirk
a ...4741 - 4. ' 01
4.1"
ME
AT
=ZEN
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FLANNELS!
FANCY GOODS!
NOTIONS!
&c., `&c., &e., &c.,
Bought during the
KENT & BLISS.
Iv= k Eildreth.
ME
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OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS,
MATTS,
RUO€S,
&C., &C., &C. '
whh.;h. they invite the :Men
,:,,; •
MAIN STREET,
3
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Narcb l l6 l 1970.
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We olTer f,his Week the bahmee of
Our -r l • r ,•• . •
ItBADV *ADE
' .I)RgSSES
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EIAIiF PRICE!
No4' is : the time to SeCtlri a, barrdn.
pro intend ki close, them out., Twase
istiing tos hurrenst call ear,ly.
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GREAT BARGAINS ti N
- CLOTIII4,
SUITI GS,
41 .
In fact all Go s for Alen
- itud;Roys , wear.
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GREAT BARGAINS
WHITE etooD ,
VICTORIA L+WNS,
NAINSGOKS, '
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ORGANDIES
ARLETANS, Ate
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GREAT BARGAINS
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lIAMBURG ,EpGIN6,4!
A large lot, just received,
and,7ill be sold, at lower
priceS than; beford for years.
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GREAT BAIt.GA INS IN
SUN', , UIktBRELLS AND
',f l PARASOLS.
Best r,toclazlre hav e ever ex
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hibito. Will , be sold at
greatly re4ueedl i 'prfees to
closeout the stock.
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GREAT 1L AINS IN
EACH pErAitilmENT
OF OUR BUrINESS !
To reduce, onr Spring and
Sunnier StOck. •
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GREAT BARGAINS IN
CARI'ETS, BOOTS,
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Please call and examine ur :Goods .
POWELL & Co
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TOwamlN rl~lile ;`,1876
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TOWANDA, PA
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irstevgcupy.altausu 4 to
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vpln pl,mp FU
Out smiswil:les
-'t
LARGER TIIA
An 4 that our prices are the L
e o EST, icel :our
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of any In Um 1111 . IZKE lLu i prlco4 ha 4 00 , 1 ;,
nacbod
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THE 11 T T i OM,
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And nay' is the
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TIME TO BUY
i
flint returmxt from the city, We Live
VIAL,
. 1 I
ATTRACTIVE LOT OF GOODS
EMECEI
1 1
lIOLIDAY SEA S ON.
IM
COME AND SEE THEM.
Ereryttaing In pm Ilne.of
II
UNDE3TAKIING
AT BOTTOM PRW
.BSfAT
1111
FROST'S & SONS.
Dec. 9, 1875
A Carriages.
NONY IS YOUR
OPPORTUNITY,
TO BUY
CARRIAGES
AND
WAGONS.
ERE
ED
BRYANT d S,
. ,
Cheapor you Rill 'evr agin
liave the opportunity of oinffl:
I.llave s large assortment of rn.y:
! I
OWN mAxill'AuttritE,
•
WO'ranted in every p'nrtit4ilar,•which
I will
SELL SO LOW
That everybody can alibnl to have
oneor his own.
1 ; Also have the sole agency in this
place 'of I • ' '
, .
OVIATT'S PATENT RUNNERS,
1
~,
An invention which; has! come into
very general use all through the west.
They give the : best satisfacttpn
whereyere they have.been introdu4d
, - I • ' ~•
CALL. AND EXAMINE THEM.
JAMFS BRYANT;
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NEW CARRIAG FACTORY !
1
Orpoette the new Jail,
• TOWANDA, PEN 'A.
1-=7
llEtillt STULEN
Ttespectfidly announces to his friends and patriuuL,
!AM:hobaalruilta 1 i
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• , ..
X TIF ISILICK. CARRAAG [ E FACTORY, 4
Winsirn bo'n k-.s.nstantly keep on hand a full ambri
mein of • 1
. ,
1 i -
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FAMILI fIAITIAGES.
, - •
TOP AND OPEN' BUGGIE&
,
PLATFORM WAGONS,
Treinimi SCLKY3, A,Ii,DSKELETONS3
. .
, .
Made ot ' tile best ina..erial 'anil finished in the let
city style. tits tong experience In city Ctar-. ,
1 rOgt's Factnrtes gives hint a deckled
~.
~ adc:uttago over of bets in the
' •
FINISH, STYLE AND DIJEABILITy
Of w.tod. All ho asks is an
INSrECTION OF 111 S WOhK.
;.•
!revlotts to purzhabttig elsetvbero.
1
ALIT ;~YvI6K
WAItLtAISTLI, TU tiI.V.EI
.ATIS,FATION,
,
Tbsititql for the patronagi3 refinerfrii
tended pnd Nespectfully apt a , cu n tlnuaucu of 4he
same.
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RE4WItINO 1"1:012TI1' ATTENDED TO
..I - 1
,
• i , AT REDIICED I'ItICE: 4 ,
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1.1.EN111. - 011'U LEN
TolvantlN Jan, Lleotri ;
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ADMINII4TRATO,R'S ' NOTICES
!Notice Is Iterebi n f i ve* that 'alt h tosta int
014(14 to tba est** of oaegu e t ste Of W7*
laslaigt dead, most ta • In yawn
atl pprsons, Atavtnectodtaa iticaCast add 'abate . !
Preird their! dcdralthentkattild foraidtlement. 1'
I " • :; ; X. S. STRUNK,
I Ain B Y 44. • _ . : . 1 Adtalabdotar., 1
• - .i 1 el
& $o Nro
.ThN
Effi
AeIYMINISTRATOES' NOTICE 1
t-Notteills'ltareby strati that all Penton, la-1 .
ted to tht estate of FL, K. Cantos, late of Wia¢- 1 ~
ham, lereased. mast make Immediate t lel
the 'amilandatei,t mid air pellagra tkilefol
against Bald agate must present thom,,daysoUttat li
hated'r for setUemeg. • 1, , . 7
' , • , , . ' . ' - m esa
I ` IMS'S, i .
..• "All
r ...VOV Lilt% s i 7
Jtruflfr e• .. , ' ; , .:i --:. ' i Admhdatratort.?
L i
:A
those 14 wart of
=II
TUBE,
-
r i X r Eeintlß l Bso.llo4-;—NatiCe,
ts•beretry gteen'that persons ladared to 1 -
the estit , Dst hYtitikeltalfee• tits of llama, deed,
mast saa'kelit mediate paysiamtVtatbanndersignesi, ••
sttgamasaslatilfile "ttilms *Ruled mitt' estate most
preseatthesa, etry.aathentleated, for seutemeal: 4
' I . cLIAIPIPER,
irgentyr : :• .1 jeteautcm•
I
=
Mil
PA..IITrOS,, Wheipasi 'Wife
‘.../ *AR? klititaa hiternyried '3111)51261 with. -
outterticautte•Orprorocattoa; 1. WV:, forbid all 1 1,,
perrom9)arinsring or trastleghet on my account ;
14'311 ppr no debte .of her contracting' after tilts
dab., unless compelled.
"BAWL. W. BROWN. . 1
- ,
N EV`:E IL
1 1 XCITTOWS.1410Tieg;:-X — deice
hembz giviiir that an pirsour thdeMca tio
the onafe of putllTie; trumpbroy, late of Warreo, A
de .. ,itcl, Mast make ttrattedtata payment. to the tot-
I a eralgood, and all persons bath* claims upon gala
; estate roust present! them, duly uptheutleated i . fur .
. • • settlement. • ; • ; . "
BEST
A (3-pTTOWS NOTI L CE. e,
2.. Sart e irR Justice Lewis 2a s.
tho Cioutnef enjoistitin PINT, P±ll=l,ll •
No: Or; .rept. 15211.' ; • •
The nederslgned, an' auditor
.ppotuted try-galet
Court, tO distributer tho fends hrtideif from the late
flt_tiotenilant's real elatate, will attend to tiot dutl
ot, hip appciltitiontie dia4
to, Towanda bora, go .TUESDAY. altlY /fle IPS
at to o•tawk A. IL, at Tittle!' tlmeinadllhotts all par
-hos having claims Upon sald fond~ lutist prom*
them, or ao forever debarred thereftrat; •
- A.AVILT,
,11.11diltor.
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r
Junaw4
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AIIPITOR'S "NoTIOK-L f itirs.
C. ;Ward's Execittor vs. Henry Ward. In the
Court of Common Pleas of Bradford:roti,Nop
638. Vet), Term 1t174.!'
The undersignedt'ats- auditoraratitd - 1(41,11
tribute money In the Sheriff`e arlstniaro
the sale ordefendant'a `real estatt., will attend to
his appointment at i the Cqurt Howe - Id
Towanda I nom, on :,3iONDOXY,I July 24, _l/378,
at 2 o'clock it the afternoon, at Which- time and
place all (persons hayingiupon .sald fund
immt presort them et , be forever . , debarred from
coming hi on the same, I I
B. LITTLE, dadtter.
Jssne 15, 1 tv4 .
=I
TO PtRIDGPe : 1311 /LVE, itg•
&%Tetl proposa ls will be received until noon
jano 17,187 a; for ittuliding two spans of
Wropgbt Iron firittge,;l44 feet eaeb, over the Cbe
enact elver at Athwert„i Also for Wilding two state'
piers and rebuilding one abutment', .• ' -
Proposals may be mat for tbelstoem work watt
ruperstruerare separabeiy or fogeiler. !ristrsand
specifications for saperstructure mseonrry y amt
foundations may be seen at the iConimlssioneris
(411ce, Towanda, on and after Janes. t , ,
. ' OW. W. •
' . 1 ' Nunnus J. sett
JinfN
Qunmlissionem.
'Ts` Officei. Tawandai Jane I, 1870.
lit
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IN I IPARTITiO,N... : i
~..ironri- COUNTY. 8 4.7 -1111 the met- * 1
_..,, t the partition or this real estate of OCTAVAS! 1
A. HOLDEN, late of the townsblji or 4syltim, Int
said county. deed. I ',l ' . .r , ll'.
_,-.'•‘--
_,. -:',„- 1
At ap Orphans' Courtlielti at rrpvaames..ttrunti— 1
for said cointly, on the dith
.day ,of • Illay,4lrol a on, ,
motion of Overton* Elattree, Attorneys for Frances . i
C. llolden,l one of the heirs of Hal 'said Oeterris A • - 'i
Holden, dent:, the cinot &Dept itbat 'notice :4": ' .l
given to the heirs to comp into COtart on the Second I
MeitidaY oft thc,next September Vertnof Court. at 3 - 1
o'cloc,k, I% 'SI.. and bl 4 or refuse tObld for the said : 1
land, 'or to [ ake. the saine'at the valaatiou' or refits., 1
to tate the- 1
land desetihed la sat partition, and .
direct that notice beAdVen to .al ,
thb heirs. To •
, i
t hose da, iv . out of the county by a publication fur
thMe.sureicsiVe weeks in the- Da.tpriini),BEron.
TEn,' and tat a copy of said papers,eontaining said • i
,publicatior be rnalle4 to' the post-office irldreatteti--„.. ,
each of th persons interested' hi paid estate./ and ' •
to Sarah J nay at her last known place st *Meats
viz: Hertel ire, Vermont; ' 1 ' 1 1
fly the C art.
').,- i - •
P. D. MORROW, President Judge. . I
' .Ittne It, i .. .T.'fi. 'C. E. ANDRKS; Clerk . I
..1.-___.- • i
rrow4.NDA.. PORO 1 SCHOOL;
DISTftICT. Reeerpts and eipeadaltilliiillq ;
I: ]STS. Tax rates, .1 mills on the dotlar tot mkt*
'PurPoses, at' 5 mills for liviilding pfpp oses: K" '; •
, DECIEIPTS: , i • 1- - ... • a
MA
.I,nne 15, 1875. -
To ctish on rtand
r 4 i4l Treasure' i
Collector,
krlatlon,
Slate appro
Non reside
lue Treas
Teachers• sa
'.lattliorsiS3l
I nterest..
Advertising
l'ontingent
I rrotracce,
it,ind to Lat
W. notig.
cate,
rump for ci
Approliriatl
on Cent.
Secretary.
Couttnissio
Ell
Mil
%mount du
Amount dq
%mount, 0 • ,
school 1
i
rriIITSTEE'S SALE-a- 4 rustee's
1
.x - sale ofsoal lands and mining p rty, and ad- ' 1
pertenances ht - the connty•of Bra toll, State or
i`tusylyania.,
31 virtneinf a certain mortgar%., ...teed of trust
executed and delivered lorthe I. allr get Bitting. , 1
nous Coral C
l pmpany, of • the State of I nti • Sylearitz. •
to the undersigned as Trustee. dated the;nrat day
Of may. 1564. awl recorded in the (Ace for .
tug deeds..&c.`„ In and Or the countinn'of 111-xdfont, •n l
in said State, on. Deed - 31,00 k No. 63-;page! 147...' ,&e.„
Mi rho', 111111 day of Itlay; A. 'll., Ifelit anl aiso In ' 1
,Ntortgage Book, No.l-41 1 tot, Ir ' Sic..lo the 13th
w -.
stay of ,November., A. 1.1.1875.
11, th undersigned, sinTrustre as
[ fetessild, heir.
1,,i give notice that I Will, on Ti TUES A Y., life =St 1
day or; A L'lll E. ,1576, at • 12 o'clock; in n sit,, of 4144 I
day. at the B:change Salcii ROOM% #O.llll, Broad- - - i
vt:a.y, in the Icity,"eohity and state ,oriNew Tort, - [ , I
~dt at anetbn;i to the higheSt bidder; the rrnperty, •',
rights' ptiv•leges and panellises qattYed of in - ' '
tended-to Ixl 'no, I conveyed to by said mortgage or
deed of trust; default- ilnYing been invade by said
C'onipSny in i tie terms and cundukal oF said Snort—. i
gage, and st ch default' having conlinned for the • it'
space of sixty days. and 1 being rent:di:MU. in .writ.
ing to make) such sale by the holder t oi adieu' of
the said bon is secured by said mortgage or deed of '
trust, which were afit he' time of. nMittog• Snell re
quest due and outstanding, i. -
.
I The property- aforesaid includes some sixteen .
hundred acres of land. 'situate In 'Franklin and
:Overton tc.etnshlps, in Bradford , co inry, State tit
Pennsylvania. being composed of the 'thole of the • -
tract of land surveyed iff;the name od George 'Edge
and the several partsof trliets surveyed In the names •
of George Temple. SawinetEdge, Paul Hardy and .
Andrew flan-IY, all of Which, is mote l accurately I
hounded and described in sald mortgargm,tegether .1. [
with all am) singular !hti railroad.* hilnes, ores : ,
minerals, [ w Is, roads, lanes, ways, iwaters, water- --J
-tlonrsci. easements, rights.' liberties,heieditamenta :
and appurtepanees unto 1116 said - premises belong
ing and aptrertainlng, and the never:deal and rel.; ‘,
Mainders, runts • issues and pro fi ts thereid.: I .= ,
[ Fora avor;'
full and complete des rition'Of the.- •
rirep?..rty•to fie sold, with Its bound le's end - lota- i'
thins, reference may bel had to the Id mortgage,
- Or record as p aforesaid, rirl to the eligittal thereof, '
In the possession L td Messrs. Gray & payenport, at-'
tormlys. at No. 9, Inlassaimdreet, Nevi Yelrk City.
I TE.IIIIIS OF SALE:--,Ten per mint le! the pot— •
eh:l,e money is to be paid sash in hand lon the day .
of sale, and the balance' is [ to be paid within thirty
03-s thereafter, at the ()Mee of Gray' & ;Davenport,
No. 9. Nasslau street, In the city of lie, 'York,
State of Nest -York. and upon the gayturnt of the
said balance, In full the_ purchaser swill receives •
Deed -lo the' Said property, conveying. Itsc'h title as
4 tested In me as Trustee as aforesaid. • •.: ' •
In•
Dated! February : sth; 187'6. t.' I • ~
[ I CIIABLES - F. BUNTER; •
Trustee for the Bondholders of the Fall Creek Bi
tuminous Coal C"lnrivoyi
Git A Y h- '1) A V EN I'OBT,I
• I
.
' Attoneys for Ttustee, 9. Nassau [ St., N. Y.
City.. 11
I , ...
The above advertise lent appearsln the follow
ing newspa rs, to-wit:-'7l.e F,retaiiiig Peat, pot..'
Fished hi ilCity of Jew York; the WhiNdelph fa
1:21 idire r. published It'll - the City ofiClilladelphla: '
and the 131tAnroun litrurtrin, 100:Oahe& in To.'.
wands, lira, ford CountY,Ya.
r 4 I [ •
The sale o the above .described p pertY is here
by ridlourne, to TUESDAY the •J. 3.? day of Bay,
1570. :it the same hour and plaCe. , 3 1 •
Dated April 21, 1576. •.1: '''' ". 3 L :‘ - ~
I CiIABLES F. IIi`NTEO. •
Tnistee for the bondholders of the Tall Creek Bi
tuminous Coal CompatlY.' . ', I mayild. n,
.. ,
The sale of the ahove described pr4peity, ishere- •
by adJountee to TI I U RSD A. Y, the =il day [ of Anne, .
1576., at the same time and place.l 1 n
i hated- Mar 21b1 15.76-' (PM I NI. , -1 I . - I.„
: • J311.A.5. - IF. I 17V 1 4 ,E1t,.
Trustee bd• the Bondholders of the Fad Creek- 111-
I tundnous
ail'rlal Compaq: , •, I . 1 I 'I
1. The salethe shore stet Bribed property is.heee
hy adJourned twrii uns DA Y the 20014 a( ofJULYT
is 76. at the s , nu' hour Mill Place. i
,' .
, Dated June I.:2„ 1876. 1_ • 1 .1 • ''
, .• - I,II.ABLES F. ill, STER, - •
Trustee fort me boodholaers of the 1.:ali! Creek -01-
itituinoM, (Litt Cutnpal4.! ! 1
1 , ' -
Ode 4 I
J W OPT AtriliV
Eirentcrt.
EXPENOTtIIES.
-larlv , , '' ' - . 14430 00
Lary • ':: 360 .00
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.1116 . 33 ,
lc
and Printipt; .. t 53 25
'l:%ponscs, '' ---
- '75 52 ',. - •
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,156 :5j • • .
3:16, 34
' 171 40
prang, ;•• . 1300.09 1 • •
•
,Crs over pald 011 duple. •', I, . •
H ' = i 2l
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h.tern, ,
lon (or school building i
le mutat groomls, ' -AO 00 ,
90
til on Iriooo it 2 per cont., •110 po ...)•
—, , 1 18310 ZS
.
LIABILITIES. I I 'i ..
lc Trensurer,!`,' 41 124 90 ' 1
f9'on bonds, i . 16:00 00 i . •
- i i , , . —2 3 --—, #1614 . 34 00 •
i ( ie from sale or . old -' I . 1 '--I
It, • • , 1
11::00 CO
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'':ri - --1---' tIVIO 00 •
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A• !Ai TiliNj TiDD,
1 -Treoiusei. ~
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BRYA.ICI"S P9P U1411 1.. 1 1, -,
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-- lIISTOR I I OF
'V . T „Ir. ITE T4 t 4TES.
From the dlycorery to 1816, preceded by a sketch',
4: the pre-ni l etorle perlett'and ago Ur the mound,. '--
Ittilltlers. byl • I • ) • . , )
WILLIAM t! ULLEN BRYANT A,ND SIDNEY .
. - It t3W kith) GAY. 1 1 '
rutty illiistrated with itilitnaldestgos, ) to, be core. ;
Oen) In lour ) yelaiturs, lafge octavo, 700 f i lageseaeh. I
Scribner, A rinst mrig At tCrt., publishers, 713 /a 715,
tiroutiwar, .ti ) ew York. • ) r,. ) i 1
1 For n00;11130.11 ;'oldrel,.i. - -. • ' . i, .1 .!
mnrriEs4),N si..itel),On, Geriertill Agent._
' I:e7 Chestnut St.. ?Phi ladelphia.
••1 Ili - M. S. (*SINN - EMS. Agent fur NOrthera Penn
tai:luta, 311 IV iiiimitsih:Elinira, N.V. . .
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rrei .it leih.elill laud itttitttaln Laketwitlear.ant re- )).
tihri: , 'l,),lte preprieter. tipitt•TC , l Six, ritY.Ns„ has
lit led up the grettutis• in' grand style,land 144 lded
him:.-it 'ell* voinfort.atilis pleasure haat!". ) ..I.)stitu
iner house litut,heen o'4l ed and rurulshed with all
the aceettituuthatituts tot Tartie.l.`7lld,lea_ have else,
heel. preparediin tho groyo fur Doi... 3 *rho det•lre
!bent. , I , . ~. •,
- 4 is I) 'ail, should be adtireSsed to ..,
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