Bradford reporter. (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, July 13, 1876, Image 3

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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
•
C. P. Wauss is now the happy father
of two daughters of the same age.
PRTF.NT) Ilmsrottatazr received 'an no
_ c ession to his family in the shape of a
bouncing boy.
•RrEctmt. • sauvici were, held, in the
Episcopal Church on the morningiof the
Fourth. •
THE fourth was obs4rved in a very qui
et manner in this place. People general r
ly remained at home and enjoyed a day
of rest.
THE HAYES AND WDEELED Club of Ti -
wanda will meet at the Grand Jury Room
un Friday, evening next, July 14, at 8
. _
Tun attempt tathrow a pontoon from
Motion's basin to the sand bar opposite.;
has proved a radon). The current is so
rapid that the bridge was broken in the
middle.
A HAYES AND WMELEB. Club will be
organized at Wyalnsimi on Thursday
evening, July 20. , Col, OvEturox, Jr.;
and other speak:era, will_ be present and
.address the meeting.
CoNtrAY li, Vth Regiment N, G. P.
will hold: a meeting at their Armory on
the evening of Friday, July `2l, for 4 tbc
purpose of filling the i,-acancy occasioned
by the resignation of Captain trowro:s.
LT\Tk TIOSF. CO. participated in' the eel:,.'
ebratiori at Waverly on the ifourth. On
their return to this place, Col. Orr aToN
niadlYa very eloquent adress, which was
loudly applauded aud:heattily apprecia
ted by the ‘‘boys."
Ox Saturday last we paid our first visit
to the:thwriship of Wells, and were most
agreeably surprised to , find sci many.thrif
ty, p£-osperons and intelligent men and
women among her citizens. We were
Very kindly and hospitably entertained
tisr V. L. SHE IrEED and his excellent wife.
• TILE FIRST GRAND CONCERT OF TILE
4 NATIONAL NORMAL: MrsIUAI. I*TITUTE
—Will be given on Friday Even g, July
11th, in•the Court House. The iirogram
rue will consist of solos, vocal and in
strunrental, duets, quartets, and choruses,
in which, the entire talent of the Institute
Will 'participate, under the direction of
• the Principal, Dr. GEo. F. ROOT. Ad
tnission 3.5, cents. •
PERSONAL.—Capt. I)! W. SEAut I E and
.1. B.: MteoLLI:Ni, Of Montrose. were in
town last week. 1).‘ , 1 said there was
nothing Political in the visit.'
S. STEWART, DD., is spend
ing a short vacation With his mother in
314mtgoinery county.
—Miss CAI RIE 11A1nrrtra - has .returned
from a visietti friends iii Eintton.
Of,ll MEN T 9 TUE FUONT.—On Friday,
.1 - nly 7th, that • hot, day, the thermometer
on tne top shelf, Mr. Wm. Cow Er t., aped
Si years', and Mr. Wit t•r;'s El, aged 77 years,
raked and bound• six hundreil sheaves of
wheat, between the hours of 1 and fir. M.
Each man gathered and bimnd hip sheaf
a minute during the time employed. 'We'
stump. the county on time, age and
wiNtther.
MOS ROE :1 Illy 11.
" A LITTLE CENrENN!Ai. LAny,"
'—weighing nine and a lihlf pounds, made
her appearance, in the family of C.
MvEn, of Towanda, on the evening of the
Fourth of July, 181'6.• May she live to
' Fee many happy returns of her patriotic
- "Thouenterest,into the world weeping,
'while amund thee ;smile, so live that
i 'thou mayest leave the world smiling, while
all around thee weep." , M. Mj A.
ROME.—Rey. N. S. DEWITT. a former
ipastor. will preach in this place. (Rome),
nit Sabbath-Morning, in the Baptist
Chin . * at 101 o'clock; also at ,liti•ersburg
.at p. m., and at Pond Hill in the even
ing. •We were sorry that the Mate of our
bealthnece§.sitated m; to disappoint the
peciple at North Rome and at Pond Hill
last Sunday. Wt hOpe the frieinis
Pond Hill will not be diseouraged,,as this
is the I4..scond time they bare been disap
- ; • Wm. KKATLEY,
ROME, July 10.
Rout,.—W ebad the pleasure of attend
ing the wedding of Mr. J. N. vat{ and
Myttatt: TaYLon, which Was a. pile:
acid enjoyable ;Wait. • The only thing we
noticed remafitablu in
,the happy gent ,
-was the preseurxt of two aged' ladies. the
paternal and maternal- •grandmothers'of
`the bride. One or them. Mr;..
has pasSed 92. and Ithe , other, Mrs. Sl7 E-
V ENS, is over • Itoth reetned cheerful
and happy, and none wore more earnest
in their congratulations than these 11inch - -
hived and resileeted •randmas. AV. K.
ltosw,' ;July is;i;
A rusTitEssusw accident 'sceurred at Le
, ltaysville, during the emeuitinies of ush
ering. in the hundredth birth-dav of the
nation. A cannon whlelt was bent! , dis
charged burst, injuriitg Mr. GEO. llLlt
flitigi.\ so badly that: he died soon after.
Mr. H. 'was seated some distance from the
gnu: Mid bad just ex'pressed to soine one
near him his- fears Of int :iceident.l Mr.
' 11, was a soldier in the late' war. and. rp
ceived a wound in 'rattle which l erma
nently,tlkibled him. : He iVati. universally.
and his tludden and violent
' death is -a matter of 'great regret to all
who - knew him.
i , , , -ju Physicians i and Surgeon:, 1 MCC (r , •
t , , ,
.--,- rotir ai !Con•f. Drug Store, Towanda, Pa.
T. It. JOHNSON, M. D. It. N. NEWTON
Jani-75tf.
. .
ity D. L. DODSON 'DENTisi
ITIL. On and ait, , r Stel.t. 21, '
may I. founi
CAI:3a/ new roorn!F on 2nd. floor or Dr. Prat
(Ince on State Street. Rosiness solicited. ,
Sept. 341( f.
43. KELLY PlnurisT.--1
r v ._ r i TELLY, 1 i T
Tooth . ln7e e rt r . ! ,,i . ,. - ,; 1 :Zir411, :2 1 1` R u rlt n •r da .;
• um Hi azit-ba.e. ' Teeth'exira — cte.d without .. ya . l:
r: i i
LI4 leL 31-72.
,
R. C. M. 5T.l\ L' DENi
Having retnered bts bontal otnee WO
.t Moor's new bloilt. over Kent ai ll'atroi
• IF now prenard to do allAinds Ad dent •
• CENTENNIAL BED QUiLTS.—For some
time past there has appeared items in
the Press of this . county regarding the
ownership of the I.leil Quilt embracing,
the largest number of pieces. ',Mrs. L. C,
Wtt.urn, of Orwell, w - aS ahead for some
little time with a quilt containing 4770
Pieces. This was beaten by Mrs. EMILY
M. LON ; hSTAFF, of .11Ornbrook, Who easily
counted up :AGO pieces, and felicitated
herself on being the champion quilt-Pieger. '
Ilut how vain our cOndeits ! Mrs. 'll. S.
•., 'A - rvono, mother of, the editor of this
paper, and who is now in her sixty:sixth
,year, has just c,.,miiielecl n. quilt which
contains F,rty,,J.i.r;l7m , dxand an., TIN,
Mr 'ld i.e.fl picee.;
.THE Fourth was duly celebrated in La
porte. The I. 0: of 0. F. 4 Lodges, abotit
100 men, and the returned I.T. S. Volta)*
tecr tkiltlierb,:.lo strong. (to whom a splen
did banner .was pret.nte,i). participated.
Tlic oration, in absence of lbw. Crt.‘FT,
was by llev. S. F. r f !oT.T. _History of
ivan county by. J. INGuAm. A
grand display of fire-Works took place at
night. There were no accidents and ev
ery body went home happy. A gusty.
stinin of half an hour in the afternoon
, broke down trees and tore flags.' The
overturning of trees in western Sullivan,
on Tuesday. is reported to be extensive.
There has been a down-pour of rain every
day tbis week. S. F. C.
• 4
NORMAL MUSICAL iNSTITUTE.—The
citizens of Towanda. and of the adjoining
towns, may not be aware that the "Model--7. ,
Lessons" in the. afternoon, and, all the
concerts, are included in the. five dollar
ticket. Do the young ireople realize Unit
there is here offered Ahem, at a merely
lioniinal price. a course of twenty les t o:qis,
(as long as a winter teitn of singing
school) by i the btst teachers that our
country affords? tes.smis : begin at
the very beginning, and will lay a sure
foundation for musical excellenix. 1)o
not lose so l'i101t1)10 :in opportunity. You
niay never again June' t tot ptivilego
placing yourselves under the tuition :of
tho4e, whom yearS of experience and cul
ture,have so eminently qualified to five_
yon f a thorough enume of instruction in
the igemedtary principles of a musical ed
'. WatiOUs RI V.
BRADFORD - BOVE ar LAi►aisrr>s
COL-
L/Mr.—We notice, that our townantan,
L. Mum, peg., delivend the altunni ora
tion at the reun t icon, of the Wealth:Om
Literary Society during 'cominencentent
week. Among the 5S# graduates of this
year, aro the followin_ g four gentlemen
from this County. C. W. Brzny, M. Ba
n?, J. P. Kum* and C. L. Srarmis.
The two last mentioned scent to be foitn
nate in securing good positions for these
hard times. Mr,- KEENEY hai been elec
ted Principal of the Graded School at
Athens, this connty, while Mr. Seravras
has been elected to the chair of Natural
Sciences in Parsons College, at Fairfield,l
lowa. Among the under-graduates from
this county are. Mersrs. J. W. CODDIS43;
and J. T. HAts, 'of, the now senior class,
and S. F. CnA.KnELL, of the sophomore
class.
THE MOZART
~I S ARTETTE.—AII lovers
of good music bo glad to learn that
they will soon hare the opportunity of at
tending a concert to be given by the Mo
zart Quartette. The high reputation of
this quartette, and prominent position in
the musical world of their, direCtor, Mr.
BARLEY NEwcumn, of Boston, is a guar
antee that an unusual musical is in
Store. The daily Dispatch of Yorkspeak
ing of their recent concert there, Says
The best critics of York were present,
and all felt that *hat had been previously
said of the artiic(es, was fully verified by
their performance. . Miss DEEG Won fa,
vor and applauseat once. Miss BuArros
has a ricli voice... The gentlemen are gen
uine musicians, and Prof. NEWCOMB, as
an accompanist and pianist, received
praise that was fully merited by bia!ex
quigite playing..,' The evenings of song
given by the Mozarts are veritable t'ap.
pled of gold in pictures of silver," and all
who miss them miss a musical treaouu
usu4-aml of best music most charmingly
rendered. Their. .western trip should be
a grind ovation."
Conti- Pnocr.tbnios.--Aceancsorl4., Ju
lv Mattison' vs John Mattison.
kate• E BrewSter vs D 1) Brewster
—Ethlin Lucas vs Thomas Lucas—
Elizabeth well vs H C Snell—court di
rect a subpoena in divorce to issue in each
ease.
'Allen ,Tayne vs.Juitus Lewis 2d—Rule
upon Sheriff to pay money arising from
sale into Court.
Wm J Barroweliff vs W S Ford—Court
permit record to be amended:
El ish Lewis vs Wm Martin—Rule made
absolute and judgment stricken off.
Barnabas Brame vs John Towmans.
Rule made absolute.
Eli Gray vs J B Simerson, J V Ballard
vs Jas Griffin, Alex English Vs George
Lenox, Chas. Hayes vs John Hayes. Rule
in each case discharged. Andrew Webb
vs Wm E Stephenson, Adm'r of Daniel
Tompkins. Judgment against defendant
by consent.
W A Chamberlin et al vs Mary A Cash
et aL CoUrr - appeint J W Mix, Esq; Mas
ter and Examiner.
Amelia M Phelps vs CII Keyes. Rule
to show cause why plaintiff shall'noty give
security for costs,
Court adjourned on Friday sine die.
THE sale by filoimiNat & Russti.L of
their Hardwate establishment, takes from
„qui- business community one of the:oldest
And most prosperous of Towuuda firms.
ItussELL embarked' in the hardware
business here nerely thirty years since,
and, with the ~ e xception of a few years
.spent in, the west, has been actively en
gaged in it ever since. On his return
from the west, in 1860, he formed a co
partnership with : Col. Counts° and pur
chased the store.then conductet ' l by D. C.
°H AL: Under the management. be the
enterprising firm;: the business rapidly in
creased, limn the sales reached figures'
-ieldont attained by a retail store. -After
,the destructive of August, 180, by which
their store and neatly all its contents were
destroyed, they entered the large fire
proof building which they have since oc
cupied. The reputation of the firm for
integrity and fair dealing, has added to
the good name of our enterprising town,
and we. in common with the entire, corn- •
nmnity, regret to see them retire! from
business, but lutving secured a einnpe 7
tedcy, we suppoSe they feel that UM labor!
and drudgery incident' to a personal su
pertrnion of the establishment ought to
be:ssunicti by younger men.
M. M. C
Itussm,L,
come amonyis with the highest testimo
nial to their blisines.s capacity, and, moral
worth, and we I...ispeak for them-0e xanic
generous potronrige and Contideme which
which has been extended to their prede
cessors. (
' Tut: Foriern tN W T ARIIEN.—The Cen
tennial Fourth was culfdirated iri Warren
With much enthusiasm. In thacarly part
of_tite day the inhabitants of the town.
With numbers Tr.' Owego. Apalachon
and Newark 'Valley, assembled at the res
idtmce pf Mr. !NEtt.soN . Coniits, who
threW open his house and grounds for the
occasion. The 'gateway, the house,and
the f. - r,rounds, were decorated. with Ilan ,
mottoes and.evergreens, and although ex
tensive preparations had been made, the
attendance was much beyond what i was
anticipated. Mr. WILLIAM TINKER was
chosen president of theday. Squire Vouxo
read the Deelarat ion off Independence, and
the Rev. 31ArNAB gave a short ad
dress.
. .
At noon dinner was Punoineell; and the
tables, under the tine shade of maples,
adorned with ilo\vCrs, and, furnished by
the ladies with all the tuxuries of the
scasaa, had a :One and ikit Mg appear
!nice. After dinner speeches and singing
being M ordet:wcro kept up till "'chore
time. Wm. TINKER spoke on the events
that preeeeded'and led to the Declaration
of Indtipendeu IttatuEN IlmmE on our
duty to elieritli and perptitunte our repub
licau.principles:" Elder following
Mr. BEEBE, said the best way,.he thought
to do that, was to vote the republican
ticket at the, coming election. ANmiEw
DEwING, now in his eighty-fourth year,
also addressed the meeting. Stillire MAN:-
gine, approaching his ninetieth year, was
also present, trut not strong enough to
make a speech,:
In the - course of the day thdre Was a
nice interlude 'in the appear:tiled of Mrs.
ANDREW Dzwt_No as a spinster of 1716,
with her card andtiax in .hand. Didn't
she make the cliist fly .
Numerous pAriotic and stirring pieces
were sung by . =the choir, such as "My
'tis or Thee," "An Hundred
Years Ago." finishing; up with " Add
Lang Syne.•'
The *tivities were resumed in the
evening .wlien,! after i 'sunper, music and
dancing were kept up until, as Burns has
it, The wee Snia' hours ayont the twal.'
Tlf E SECOND entaring
upim the second century of American In
dependence, itis proper to take a look at
our own immediate vicinity, and note the
growth, especially of Towanda. A hun
dred years ago' BradfOrd county was al
most, an unbroken wilderness, and per
haps th e fuot cif no white man had ever
pressed the soil on which our embryo city
now stands.„ Could ltunoLvu Foy and
his emnpanionii, who first settled here, be
permitted to revisit the scenes of . their
early toils Muir struggles, look upon the
fertile valleysi , and blooming bill-sides,
which surround us, and witness the beau
tiful residences, large and -commodious
business' houses, elegant churches, large
Hotels, andextensive mannfactories.which
have sprung up within the last century,
we.have -no doubt thcy would exclaim
with, one of odd, " now lettest thou thy
servant tiepartin peace;"
Fifty years ago Towanda was but a ham
let in--he woods, to-day we are one of the
most prosperous busy towns in the State.
Every branch , of iiulustiy is prosecuted
with more tibti ordinary zeal and enter
.prisc, while niermuCle pursuits rind abun
dant and remunerative scope.
Speaking of . manufactories,. we were
most agreeably surprised last week on vitt- ,
iting the establishment of J. 0. FROST &
SONS, to witness the magnitude of theW
badness. Starting out a few years since;
with one building and renting power, they
now occupy several very large buildings,
which, with their lumber, cover several
acres of ground. They do not confine
themselves td` the manufacture of furni
title from prepared timber': but take the
material in the log, and be - fore it leaves
the yard present it ni,lt beautiful bini-rtxim
set, an easy.' chair, extension table, or
some other toeful article. From twenty
seventy-tive men arc employe the year
round, while 'the lumber cousunied puts
thonOinds of dollars into the pockets of
the thrifty, economical land-owners who
harp preserved a portion of their timber.
Thlk-lienefit. which the general publierle-
Jives front,their ez-tahlis%lnent, is, not ir
considerable,.,inasmuch as the firm sell
goods of OW own manufacture at great
ly Eeductd p~ ices. We were shown solid
black walurW sets which were to be fur
nished with inarble tops and sold at tt o
exceeding lotor price of 445—not much.
more than one4hilii&Staisi the USU . it.;
thsle siatimanded a.Any yetm since.
The iirm has` rnt,V mimed Ai•The
manitfactarre on a large, scale of a new
fauna mill, which win; add largely to
their lintnesa., We were shown also=
Order from a rope manufactory in Phila
delphia, for a large number of " keels."
Thus the good name of the establishment
contributes toward spreading the fame of
our town. It is only just an this connec
tion to stare that - The. -goods sent witty
Messrs. FROST & SORB, 14 alike creditable
to the manufactory arid the business
community in which it , is located. We
have said then much in regard to this as
tablisluncut for the reason that we do net
believe any considerable number of oar
people have any conception of
tude and importance. Its machinery has
been kept in motion all through the hard
times, and eternity alone will disclose to
what extent the enterprising thin have
been instrumental in ' keeping the wolf
froin the door" of many worthy and in-;
dustrious mechanics.
To the practical skill, clear foresight,
indomitable perseverence and indwitrycof
the bead or the firm, is due the wonder
ful success and harmonious working of
the great establishment. Mr. FROST and
his sou EDWARD give their porional atten
tion to the work at the shops, while the
business of the store is under the super
vision of L. it. FROST.
Without detracting in the least from
the importance and_ benefits of tho many
other business enterprises for which our
town is justly celebrated, we cannot re ,
frain from saying that the one under con
sideration is of more importance to the
growth and prosperity of 'Towanda, than
any of them; and it is high time that the
public should have a better understand
ing of the relation. the firm and their im
mense concern bears to the business life,
and substantial groWth of Torianda.
" MB. Emron :—A year ago the 6th of
last APril, a company composed of a few
of the active business amen of Tewanda,
was formed, known as "The N. Y. Fan
ning Mill Co., for the purpose of manu
facturing and selling the "Boss" Fan
ning Mill in the States of New York, Mass:-
achusetts and j Yermont, the right to man
ufacture and sell said null having been
secured of J. W. JouNsON, the . patentee.
- This N. Y. Co. has been at work in the
State of New York about one year the Ist
day of June, as it took until that time to
get ready, with teams, wagons, men, 4:;c.,
to commence work: The superior merit
of the mill Was thoroughly established last
season, at the State and' County Fairs of.
the. State of New York: It was placed
0.11 exhibition at the State Fair at Elmira,.
and obtained the - first premium as a Fan-
rin g Mill and Grain Separator. It was
afterward taken to several county fairs in
the same State, and awarded the tirtt pre
mium for' the same important combina
tion. All, or nearly all of the mills el:tith
ing to' separate i.,;fains,icannot chaff at all,
and do . not claim to, the only important
feature of their mill is the separating of
grains. Farmers andAnuctical men can
readily star the importance; of this feature
of the " Boss" mill. It can separate all
grains that any mill claims to or can sop
anite, and aftheiame time, with a change
of screens/which can be done very easily,
hati a first class chaffing mill. Some of
the "most practical farmers of the State of
New York have given this celebrated mill
a closol and careful examination, and pro
nounce: it the most perfectly constructed
mill for all kinds of work they bad ever
seer.. 'This Company has been at work
steadily increasing their business until the
last order of their :went in the Western
part of New York, who is one of the-com
pany, is for from one to two ear lotids per
week. I will here give an extract from a
letter written by G. .P. Lou); agent, to
L. B. Ronumts, tlic manufacturer of the
mills for the Company:
"Mu. llonoEm.:—Can you giro any
idea how many mills you can furnish this
locality'per 'week from now until Christ
mas ? It looks as though we would want
2 per week for 6 weeks, and after that
until Christmas, 50 per week."
Now this illustrates .the progress the
company is Making in the sale of the eel
ebrated " Boss:' mill.
The United States Company, -formed
here recently, commencing work the tirst
day of done, of all the remaining States,
are sellin4 mills rapidly. faster than they
can get them manufactured. Mr. L. B.
Rom:Ens:is maiitifacturihg for this com
pany also, and obliged to increase his
facilities fir maoufacturing, , Mid increase
.his help for doing the same
TILE lIIWTORY
want.in our literature has been so Widely
felt andso universally acknowledged; as
that of a complete and compact history of
Pennsylvania, adapted to the popular pe
rusal thrmigh its attractive narative, and
accepted as, an aiithority through its full
and i.ceurate pre:,entation of all the facts
in our eareerlas :a State. This singular
lack has been! made apretrent more than
ever before.by the completion of the first
Centennial of American ludependviice.
Every citizen has been ma& to feel
that by this great event intelligence and
patriotisin both call for a thorough knowl
edge of ;the history and especially the
early history iif our great Commonwealth.
Dr. ;Wu. 11. Etax, of Harrisburg, a
gentleman well known in literary circles,
has undertaken to meet this demand,. and
to till thi.4 vacant Place in our literature.
•He has devoted a number of years to this
labor,, and his publishers, Messrs. D. C.
GooDnitn & Co., also of Harrisburg,.now
(lax to the people of Pennsylvania the
only work ever written co: taining both a
complete history of the State and a histo
ry of each county separately—the whole
'brought down to the present year,lB76.
The plan of the work is must admira
ble. It pens with a. civil, political and I
military history of the State, which will
occupy about 400 pages, and the remain
der of the work is defoted to giving a sell
at-ate and distinct history .of each of the
sixty-six cOunties of the State. - Each
county history is written by some promi
nent resident of the county. Among the
contributors to -the work we find the
names of suet}
. tnen as THOMSON' WEST' 1 1
COTT the great Philadelphia historian,
,1
who has written the. History of Plilladel- 1 ,
phia for this work; .4.A.MUEL P. ThATES, of .
Meadville, who furnishes the history of
Crawford county, and also the well known
historian of our own county, Rev: DAvin
CILk;%T, of Wyalusing, whose history of
Bradford County is not enrpasscd by any
other in the entire work. Mr. CRAFT
has taken special pains to have our coun
ty
well represented. It has been a task
of no small importance to gather tagoth
cr
the multitude of facts, incidents and
reminiscences and so arrange them as to
form a pleasing and interesting narratite
and at the same time a thorough and ac
curate history.' The work will: be com
plete in one royal octavo volume (extra
huge size),: containing over 1000 pages,
and will be embellished with over 300 new
and elegant engravings. Altogether
will constitute a complete encyclopedia
all that "pertains to Pennsylvania, and the'
illustritlons Will form a: panoramic view
of the entire State. The most emminent '
artists : Lave been employed to represent
the scenes and places of interest, views of
the principal cities. portraits of all the
governors, numerous- historical scenes;
all of which have been
engraved in the highest style of the en
graver's art. . .
Thu youth of our State will find in this
voluine the only work in existence which
will enable their to become thoroughly
conversant with the past history and pres
-ent condition of our glorious common
wealth, ; while the aged citizen I will take
pleasure in reading of the days when he
too was a participant in the active scones
therein described.
BUSINESS LOCAL.
Now,Priuts at KENT kt Buss.'
w Dress Goods pt i KENT &BLISS'
Lam"' New lot of Sban-ls at Ilittrr &
BMW.
sir X:er goods recetvcl ditty at HENDLiaLor'S
4aTEngrivingdone nt lit.ND2l. 4 . , m'S Jewelry
Store:
tly" A new stock of Corsets at lis:xr &
eLiss%
Buttrick's Patterns at KENT
ati,..•
Ladies' Linen .Siiits at KrsT
&
rir - Call at ,KENT - & and see
thott new go.. Ar.
rirNew Cloths i and Cassiraerita at
KENT 1 BLlss • . •
Ur A large askortment, of spring anal
Isatruncr eats, jti.c rccetYcd, at' M. /WW I .,
tilW►'pi
tom' Ocalalnd*lnat Mai fcrigficts.:
,itornts skxic. L I
110 - A. fall line of Parasols and Piumiat
Kravr
...
airifiNimsrA3 allbus a Ergot reduetion
Ter-Plated *.#o. I I •
• rir & full lino Utliosiery autl 131ovr at
kime BUIE , I •
Cif A full line; of Bummer S kirt "r lat
'Ewer I BLUM.'
rirWhito poll; in great
Kx.xs &
H' • • H
ice' Go to KEsi & Bum' for your; No•
Nona sea Taney Go+ •
You atu bu f y a plated Castor for 99
Wit., Ickslllorenr
Mr' Cali at SI BT & B s', and , 0011
at their itlack Grena/htee.
•
,
lar A large stock of games and toy,
at coat, at Wurfeonn k snArr's. I
.1
- • 41. i
Lam" FOR RENT.—The dwelling Itbuse r
? 1
. ...,
lately occupied' by Col. tiourox, on Main s treet. !
Enquire of D.C. Dzrii-ir. , •
, ,the latest publications, very
clieap, at WitITCOMIt &
Everythini in the lino of station•
ery et WIIITCO34II , . t
rir WHITCOMBS SHAUT sell the
Blank Books manttlaetared In the country.
I The largpst and best assortment of
spring clothing In town, at M. E. ROBENVI
You can g o t all the latest atyfils,' of
Stationery, very cheap, at Wtvrcoun :441,i7's
ay-CATUG A
,
pairs for sale by R. M
•. - .
Ur' The largest an . d beet neixameht of;
Brackets eiut btough i t to this place 4 can Tilly' he;
*en at most .it tiOt.q. (Oct. 20;-itt.)
, . ...._....._____ I
or BEUKSBIRi PIGS.—One pair, fine 1
months old, and three' pairs one month old, for sale 1
by G. B. Wrtkkzs, li i yalttslng, Bradford 4.7e.1-114.
M' THE Wile'
Reaper and Mower.
and see It.
WINTED.--80V 1
see. Must be towel,
Irjr RuBUEIL
per gallop. In 5 g
Silver, a,411 Steel Spectacles, and Fyn
Gla.gres, in Freat variety, at. Ilaxpi-Lat-vi .s lore].
ry Store.
•40.
rir THE Improved Kirby Moiver is a
perfectly reliable 4ndicheap tnuhinc. ReipMg at
tachment If SrlShe. M. M. Wra.LEs 3: SON.
rif-Great ,recluction in 'Arne ican
Watches at Cliamaztuatra.c.laue 5.
re' You will b surprised to learti how
much you can buy roll '99 cents, initcreur ltl k.
Kir If you want to encore a goo 4 article; and ge
the worth of our money, the place tarots 3f. aux
mr.tagitx•s.
`Don't tat
wish to buy anyth'
and Silver-plated
UV ffi ce uF
tal Rooms, from
sharp timeijuni,
tV r " lIENDELM
of Watches, Jewelry
Into this town, Call
03-M. 11EsDva.sqlv has the largest and bes
st‘kk of ladles' and gentlemeus' gold and sliver
watches ever brought So Towanda.
M. E. ROfiENFIF.I.I) hail the WA
assortment of hats, I tid furnishing goods ever
offered In this market, and he is sellini them so
cheap that the poOreit man in town ran afford to
supply himself with an outfit. •
•
Erg' Pull, brothers, pull with care, your
winter-worn and currilfrous ulstaire, and envelope
yourself in a thin dustalre,and prepare to enjoy the
summer zephaire. T it o can supply your elves at
ROSEN OELD'eI•--Junr 14.
0 IIs}:RVER
al- Take ' Noii i ce;tltere is a great re
duction in Waltham and Elgin Watches. Call at
lIENDLLMAN',I3 and you will he sure to boy one at
the prices he Is offering.
FILOSTick SOlcs are prepared to fttr
testi LanMerguins anti windOw Cornices at , very
low prices. Call and i3xamine their largo assort , '
ment, no trouble to show.them.
frAfri3VAxTED:4A reliable 'man, in ev
ery township in this aid adjoining comities, to act
as Agent (or the New Illstory of d'ennsylvania.
eot,d Saidriei will belyaid to eMeienc men. call
on or address I). C. IsoOnuicit & Co_ 'Towanda,
Penn's. .
Or Take not l ipu That FOilTF.n, SCOTT
& Co. will deliver .in any Part of the Bor.. Flour,
Feed, and Meal, flkr rash on delivery, at the follow
ing rates:
Beat White Wheat Flour, per Pack
" Tie ' d .• I 1 ,
i•
Feed and Meal
North Tows
METE
trict Camp Meeting n i .. held (1,. V.) near
Depot, on the MontriAo Ball Road. iriereral
trains connect daily at Tunkhanuock with
Valley It. 1t.,) CointninCing August 23, 176, and
continuing nine days, •Good Board on the ground
at reasonable rates.
Let the people of Ityadtord county come to this
feast of tabernacle' Le sticerss iot the
glorious Goapel
Itrooklyn.
IMT,It is
RosENF,INLD I
than any other di el his announce,-
menu in anolia _:tract attention
wherever he Is knoWn. The statements bear the
evidence of truth on their, face, and the public Will
not be s siow to avail themselves of his Most gener
ous often.. It would,[wlthout doubt, be largely to
Mr. 11..'a pecuniary profit, to close We stun?, and
await an advancement in prices, but Ida phlian
thropic NOM and ltd6rost In his customers Impels
!him to a different !course. His unselfish and
straightforward manner of dealing In this instance
Is-another evidence t hat the confidence heretofore
reposed In him by a ;sounding public, was not rats
!
placed. 14,
. E THE BEs ITARLOR ORGAN IN TUE
Woitt,u.—Prof. Ha . ;cordially invites the public
to van at,the Ward Rouse, where he will be pleased
to show them his nosily Improved Orchestral Cytn
hal Organ, proclaimed by the profession the best
now made, which ho offers at prices that defy coin-
Petition.
He also has with him two styles of his improved .
:Num Grand Plato+, which he offers at very low
prices. lie will show -you the original letters of
recoutineudatiou frons ouch men as I.lkT, Batt-
ATEI NCR, SENT 7, and other great men It the pro.
Session,
ied,, have heard and xamiaed
Ms manufactured i by; Prof. X.
i e them, for beauty of tone and
IlitNnv Sri
W. C. Srsitily.
j
We, the undersign ,
the Organs and Pia"
lIETZ, and pmununc!
tintsli,;Pirst Class.
rir IMPORTANT!—If you are going to
seethe um:wards' Exhibition, with your wife and
chlidren, write 'to Bolton's Washingtot Hotel on
Chestnut Streit, ainime Seventh; / Philadelphia, and
give the number of grown persohs and 011dran in
your family and tiorr long yon propene to stay and
get their price*. I ' i ,
If you are going ini th a Party, Soco.Nfi'l 1 - o,l ifo,
do the same. ‘
lifostperums scno pursue a different course get
unpleasant quarter{ and only realize the fact when
it Is too late'
, ,
~
Wasnington Itomi with a wide Chentnid Street
front, only charges Washington Senr 113,00 per day : and the Branch
at the-edth Street ne4r Chestnut
m
only charges 11.00 i or Lodging, and there you can
get a good meal foil fifty cents. .. I
• And another thing: If yoU are going to PhEri.
delphta for a day, you can go to the liriniell llotel
and get your baggage checked, get Trashed and
duated•off and g:t I good meal for tiny keite ; you
can do these thing at the branch II4:el right in
the heart of the By, and. you canal anywhere
also 61 Philadelphia.
And 'still soothething: If you desk to spend
a few ' days or tong
r at the nnest - flea-side resort in
, America. write foe prices at Columbia 'copse, Cape
May ;'only two hours ride from Phlladelphla, with
!full ocean front, beautiiii shaded lawti, music and
,1 ,
overrotber detatable attmUoit.
JOS rttlllfe4f9iWiiii I /
J
!
!!Z1
CHIEF MQ.WER4-Ilc
wstussasoN.L.pyl4ir.
. -
;dor, No. G.; comthtied
is a splendid niachinf...i Cail
lE. F . sox.
i
ral spans of youngl l hor-
Ind, and good size. •
AIINT, , prim reduced to
lion palls $1.90.
AV kI.LES S.Ol.
LNIAZCS, if you
Jewelry, Sayer
!WON'S 'Den
-4 o'clock P. M.
h
I
' ..as the finest stock
(1
Sthereure, ever brought
fcl see It.
t .
o Wyalusin
Pros3,l..nt.
N, Sec re tary.j
that M. E
9 clothing trade
M'
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Mr Pssepgers toilit Wait will Aid it
to their adrantage to purchase tickets at the Ta.
SteiCitiqtypet. Sates redecat PA . tray Sept. lit
pir CoutPurrios or
• Arl•Licrox's Awitatuarr Vorzoir.vajta. ,
thareftai Library fmßsrVt
ibis great national work, the largest and Most
important issued In this country, is new coinpleted
In le volumes octavo, an fully illustrated with naps
and engravings. The cost of it ito the publishers,
exelusire of printing and 'binding, exceeds j55e,000
D. APPLY:TON & CO., New Tort,
r :And No. WZ Chestnut Street, Phliaileiphto
June 27, 1570.-4 w.
or A Cure for Bronchitis
Adamaturg, Snyder Co., Pa., July le. /Me.
Messrs, Both W. Towle & Son, Beaton.
oents:—About two years ago I hada severe at.
tack of bronchitis. Ify'throist was eery sore, and
at; onetime I could, not speak above a whispers
**tag in one of•your pamphlets of the cures that
had been affected 'tit Br. Wistars Balsam of {Mitt
Cheryl was induced to eve the article a trial, 'the
result of which was quite satisfactory. The use of
owii hoillelestored me so much that I thought there
Wait no need of taking more, but upon tektite' a
alight Cold, I felt the trouble returning. I thin
tbok half a bottle of the Balsam, which has critirt4
cured me. I now with pluasttro recorntnend this
really invaluable article fo'all who, are Suffering
froih similar: diseases, and ail confident that, after
a singip trial, fitly); will speak of It In the tense I
note !to. Respectfully yours,
. I line. SARAH SMITH.
(IAUTION.—DeWare of preparations bearing.alm-
Itati names. RNA:nine the bottle carefully before
pirrehaslng, and ,be stare you get Dr. Wistar's Bat
aan) of Wild Cherry, having the signature of "I,
Butts" on the wrapper. ,50 cents and al a bottle.
best
MARRIED
;BROSTF.R-ISt?CßEß.—lnll i irtiekvllle. June
E M r
.24, by I. Carr. Esq., &
ad Ater. of Standing
Stone, and Harriet C. ',ocher, of Wyso.i,
I
CLARK—TAYI.Oit.-41 the residence' of the
i t brlde..lnly2, by tier . W. Huntley, J. Clark
and Miss Nellie Taylor. all of Home. I'a.
Leliayivlllo. June 17. by Bev.
r. Holbrook, Win. Sl.lLlites and Edith': A.. Olds,
both of °risen,
,
COOLBAUtiII- I AN.NAN.•;-Irl Towanda, June
by !Rey. .1. 8. Stewart. Ulr., Jesse It. Coot
!bough, of Nl:pox, ani• Miss 'Ada V. cannan. of
A AM: I -4; Ft F.EN:—Juiy 3, icy the ',Artie: mainuel,
IT. Adams. of Fratichlowtt, awl 'Mho; Lucy E.li
Omen, of Alonroc. - '
,
COIPTON—WILMIANIS.—In Monroe. July 4,
.by Rei,c. If. Atuutrong, Jacob ( ompton and ills*
Illantua Willlatna, both of Franalindale. '
MICK 14; KLL—•REYNOLUS.—Iu Larnoka, J uly I,
by the amine, G. K. Itoekwell and Illsa Pally Rey
nolds, both of Lanioka.
TERRY—IIIIIAKI).--At the resldenre of the
bride's fallter.in 'Evergreen, Jet) , 2,by Rev. C. D.
Kinney; John E:,Terry. of Terry flap., and Miss
Mora F. Hibbard.
ANNOUNCEMENTS .
12EPItESFSTXTIV 1). - ra v Los, of Gran
will he presented to the itepnbilean County'
Convention; as a candidate for Representative. lie
Is eminently flied for the position, and his uomina.•
tioik would meet' with the approval of the entire
• REPRESENTATIVE.—The name of A. D.
81.731NE8. of Tuscarora, will be presented to the
Ifeimblican County ConventiOn, as a 'candidate for
RePresentatlve. Tuscarora is one of Igo most mita.
bhi Republican townships In the county, and has
seldom. if ever, been honored with a candidate.
Mr. ISCIINZR will be strongly urged by the best
Men In:the Cast, and his nomination would certain
-ly reflect credit upon the party.
:REPRESENTATIVE,.—To the Republican elec
tors of Bradford County:—We propose the ',name of
WKLI,INGTt BAItrtOWCLIFF, of T111011101"4 twp.,
as a candidate fur the coffee of Representative, sub
ject to the decision of the Republican Convention,
o be held at Towanda on the 224 of August next.
BAIMOWCLITV'S republicanism is as old as
the party, and his ability and integrity In every re
spect beyond qUestioni As his neighbors and friends
We ask a favorable Consideration of his candidacy..
assuring our friends that if nominated ( ho not only
ought not but cannot be defeated at the polls.
WILUOT Cl/1117113. A. J. SILVARA.
:JOHN CLAPPICR. PATRICK MAHONEY'
ANDREW Fez. W. H. TtiostrsoN„
Now Advertitoments
....
T IST OF LETTERS remaining in
X.,a Peet Office nt Towanda, Bradford Co., 1 . 3.,
for the week ending July 12 i
Adams. :Tamper Mills & Beanati
Brusb,.Platt I . Petert.. Mrs
Brown. Slay shepherd. Ellen
Coats, Mrs George , ,i. SMllvan, Maggie A'
Essterbrooks, Williaml Sinn:than, Illagglo
Edwards, Charles saab.bury, 0 N;
Klnney, J J Smith, Mrs Win 6
McDonough. Owen I Sherwood, Claris
McConnell, Ephraim Wheeler, Perry
. 1
persons calling for the above letters, will please
gay ..advertiser," giving. date of 11M.
. i , 5. W. ALVOIM, V. M.
•
ASSIG:s.:EE'S SALE.—By 'virtue
or an order issmed nut of tho Court of Corn.
soon P 10241 of Bradford County, the' undersigned
will expose at pnblt, sale on NVHDIiiicSDAY. Au
oist 9, 1674. at 10 ieelnek a. in, on t he:premises In
Wilmot. and at 2 p. tn. In Terry. tho following.des
erllnsd property. otto lot At nate in
bounded as follows:
Beginning at The oettlt.wer.t corner of the Reu
ben Downing wurrant, at a po,t. thence east along
the north line of salt warrant 177 540 p toe corner
ofiot of J. & If f _lforton; thence s.tteth along line of
11. Horton lot 102 :i-top to the northeast cor
ner of Frank Knowles' lot; thence west along the
line of said Knowles' lot 177:.-lop to warrant line;
thence'along said nal rant line WI 5-top to the place
of l itoglinting, containing 113 ! ttere% be the same
MGM or less. I
A half interest in the following described
lot, situate in the:township of Terry.and described
as'f4ilows: beginning in the eentor of the 'highway
on lia Sliepartre, 00;111.11111e; thence west `.loop to a
hemlock; thence smith 100 p to a birch; thence east
tap to the highway: thence bv the [several courses
Cottle same to the place of beginning; containing
Warms and top. be the same mere or less.
. A LSO—A contract title to the billowing described
lot Upon which there is yet due T. Horton about
110100, ant which is bounded as follows: on the
'worth by 'ands of M. 11. and G. it. Welles, on the
Rest by lands formerly on nett by said Welles; on
the south by lands pf Jutia Miller, and on the east
by the Susquehanna river: containing about TIO
acre?.
.IC 0 0
I NO
I 40
1 40
AI,SO---One other piece or parrel of land bound
ed on the north l y lands or said Hiram Horton and
O. M. Bixby: on the east by . lamls of M. 11. and H.
11. Weller; on the south briands Of :Blown. Harri
gan, Williams, Whipple. le:lactate and Meeks; ou
the west by Richard Avery and G. E. Rixbr.con
taining about 450 acres. In which the said' insolvent
had an undivided one-half interest.
EOM
. .
TF.RMs:-450 to be paid 'upon each piece when
'area down; S%CO ou confirniath,n. and the balance
In' one alld two years croak elate of confirmation.
with Interest.
ilyl4w4
SERIFF SALE.—By,. virtue of
a eerttau writ of v.natifont exponds, Issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford CO.,
1 Will expose aCpublie !tale :tt the door of the Court
IThuse. In Towanda, on Friday. July.2B, 1876, at I
1 ,
o - tieek r. x., the following derertned roperty:
One lot No 7., bounded on the north y Abe home
stead lot of the, late David Cash, on the east by
Third street, ninth by l'lno lstreet, au - west by an
altq; being about 117 It Ind on said Third st, and
about ttia ft deep, with a tare,{, neve, two 'dory
brick dwelling house. new'fratned ba er vantage'
house, other out buildings iiiiit Ito* fruit trees
thereon. , , 1
1 ' ALSO—The undirliP.d % Interest In the follow
ing described lot of land, situate mostly Itr 'rowan-
da born, and partly to Towanda twp, bounded on '
the north by lands of the estate of the laie If. Char- '
I tirte Wird,east by Mechanic street, and certain lots
r tetofore conveyed to J L Schoonover. Tile Sher
! Man, Gee Stodge, lose Robinson and Wm Thomp
min, south by land now owned by Jas Wood;
west by lands formerly owned by Ledgard
Chaapel, containing 14 acres of land, more ortess,
all Improved, with a large spring of water therion,
and water pipes leading from the: slime to the
house of 'Wm Griffis.
-,ALSO—One or..er lot of land in Stan d ing Stone
- tsvp, bounded as follows;-Beginning At a yellow
pine. corner of lands formerly of the Same FAIT
estate, now Landmesser, thence north' t.'11%,°•• east
on land Of said 7.anduteiser 107 rods: to a post;
~
thence south 8 7 4 ° east 94 rods on linen said Land
messer to a post; thence north 44 0 e t on• said
' Landinesser 72 rods to a pos on line of other lands
of Win Griffis; thence south 2y 3 west on lino Of
, said Griffis and Wm A 'Sqelres and (`has Sqnite3.
14 rods to a post; thence' north 87° west 197 9-10
rods on line of Patrick Boyle and Laildmesser to
place of beginning, containing 102% acres of land,
more or less.
ALSO--One other tot of land in standing Stono
tap. bounded as follows: beginning at e_white oak
sapling on line of. Win A Squires, thence north Oh °
east on line of said Win A Squires 64 rods to a ma
ple sapling, the upper side of the old road. thence
north 21 0 east 3S rode to the new'rosit.
south east along DOW road • A t. deullock
DOA, upper ~tae. n uroad; thence north 455 0
east in the read 30 rode to thelin)of Francis Stu
them: thence north t , , 0 east on line of said Stu
and Ilanklnson . land. then're north Aso West
tlAcrs. 21 rods. to a post. corner of 'said !Anthers
cal Meeraeren's Hue siS rode to a lost, corner of
tundmeaser: thence south 2 0 west on Landioesser
abd Griffis' line 72 rods to the place of bitliming;
containing' bout 27 acres, morn or kV. :rho two
tracts aboie - described constitute wballs known as
Wm Griffia' hlll farm. being about IV acres of land
More or less. Minot 100 unproved, with I neij t ram
.041 house,
I framed barn 30140. wIth„11:
16160. and orchard of frultmrce r ;
ALSO—Due.vger Standing Stoic
erty Sands of Mrs Whipple
_ t 7.l . 's. l .ifiairnesser. easterly by lands cif Landmosser
shutherly by tends of the Lehigh Talley R R Co.
and westerly by- lands Of Mm King. Daniel Jen
nings, Mrs Westbrook arld-fl Venturer', containing
ISt acres of land, more dr less, about go acres Im
proved, with an old framed house,'„; framed barns
end orchard of fruit trees • thereonHinown as the
Criers river farm. Seized and Walllnto execu
tion at the suit of the Ifirat Nattered .13111110 DOW to
Use of 1), A. Overton. in trust for Ella3l.overton,
against Grinds.
ANDREW JJ jAYTON.
Sheriff.
Sherlit's (Mice, July it),
:
CIRPIIANS" , COURT "SALE.-
11,5 The undersigned, Adminiserdor of-the es
tate of Mary E. saben, late of /tinny township,
witi sell st Filmic 4 a 1. ., on the Ildenises, OD BAT-
Ulti) AN, AI:OUST a. inn, coninent Ing at
o`cio,-k, P. DI. the following desdbed property:
Bounded on Ihe north and east el b hand conveyed
by C. S. itmosell and wife and Joh F. Means and
wife to Brkhunin Jones, and on th south and west
thy th e main nod leading from T own to Alba
n'', containing about IM acres, r e, or less, on
i t
which is steam saw milt, plank d ling house ..
blacksmith shop.,
I• TERMS OF SALE.-1100 on the disperty bang
'!truck down and the balance on nfirmation of
1110, . fit. . SABEN,
, SrliK
BRADTO'4D COUNTY AGBIOIMPAL
SOCIETY.
Anneal 'lteleibitioa• to be held it Towanda, Pe.;
Airobied4 f Monday, awl Pridoy t illoptomber
28, aid "
TO EXHIBITORS.
,ITke beet itOf bUtry will be opened on and after
tlly seventh*ty of Beptember, at the dread the
Bgereiaty ! ti Toseanda, and exhlbiten are partici
9irly nsitaesiiid beauties that the Entry Books will
,W closed eirTueeday, the !Seth day of Septemb e r.
and that entries must he Void° before that date—
the ranger the better. This regulation is Intended,
to Insiirttbetieraccommodattoph and arrangements,
and by preventing delay and ennfuelon at the open.
!pea the Pair, to enable Judge's to make eiamina. ;
lions and avrerd premiums on the OM day. Pis
hibitorserilf thus derive the full benefits et the
awards inapt° them. .
Exhibitors can enter goods without extra charges
upon the purchase of a membership ticket. but no
article shaltlie entered for more than one - premium
except ripotiPayment of one dollar for each ad4l.
Moral entry, ,, ' These regulations apply to all entries
except when lest of speed Is 'vivified, In which tent
per rent. of the *hole premium will be charged.
All persotta Who Intend to exhibit horses, cape.;
sheep or should have them entered upon the
Secretary's ISUuk, as fares possible, at least a week.
before the Walt%
Exhibitora'wlll receive a card for each article en
tered, dealt itattng the class and number of the en
try, which mist be attachedto the article.
No animal;Without a card attached ran be In the
stalls wltheat the consent of the committee hi
charge of tbst department: nor can the Society as•
sure any exhibitor, who neglects this requirement,
that they will be passed . upon by 'the Judges. In
justice to tb,ise who comply :with the rules of the
Society, they:shall In all eases first receive stroll.-
non. ,
Articles ortinlmals removed from the grounds
before the Owe of the exhibition, except by 'peri
mission of the coinmit tee in charge, rannof, receive
a premium. though.nwapled. . .
,
1: . i
It ULFIS AND t:EG la. I 770.Nh'.• , •
1. pre;tntunt tetitHhe awarded on any nriale
or animal hi he.altsetici, of competition, unless She
1 . - Judges deem'lt Mertturnus,
2. Afticlas or animals entered for er Milton
must be on tjle grounds ny noon or the first day of
tho Fair, or they will not receive a premium,
though awarded,
ai Article's or solitude entered for exhibition
wilt riot be allowed to be removed from the Fair
mond*, except by peimisslou of the committee In
IV=
'4. No pr manta will be awarded on any article
or animal onlletia the entry card Is attached.
5. tt'ake,duellan confectionary or other stands or'
War 3/14 shetws or exhibitions may llmmitnitted
to Itatyeir Ifirennd., by :ippheatton to the !Vest;
dent end pa'yjng a reasonable compensation fur the
same. None of the aboie will be allowed outside .
Of the eneloinre near the grounds,. '
6. No sptifituous Ihinors shall 'be sold nor shall
gambling ba - allowed on the groknol daring thn
days of the li!air.
7. A strut* and efficient police will be on the
grounds daY;and night during the Fair.
ft. The BUoety will carefully preserve Xil arti.
dies while oh exhibition, but 'they will not le ry
spensible NO any loss that may occnr.
9: (toed !tall; bedding, and an abundance of
good feed foy animals on 'exhibition, will. ho fur
nifheil by dn . ) Society, free of charge. • , •
it. AU ardinala entered In Class must be ex
hibited at their posts inside the track'At the hours
named (of Which due' notlei? will be given), or they
Will not be examined by the Judges.
An pietniums not called for by the first of
January beit will be forfeited to the Society.
Be .t bull, i:yearn old and upwards
bent
under s years
2.t nest
bull calf
ewer over 4 years
2el best
del fcr under I years
4
calf
CLASS
IVEVON CATTLP.
same preijittim as Cla.ss t.
CLASS 3.
A I.DERNY cATTLF
Same pre#ilitm as Class 1.
CLAN ,
AYRSHIRE c Art I, E.
:7: JIM. prryilitain a3l'taan I.
1101.6TIEN I'.\T'f,l.E
:tlMe pre:01111U as elas4 I.
CLASS G.
HEREFORD CAVE!, E.
Same preMlum ai Clea 4 L. • 9'
‘, CLASS G..•
NATIVE CATTLE. ,
Same preMlum as Class ,l.
CLASS 7.
IlEnnvirtnum: AND FAT C ATTL Z.
liAt heed, tot less than tl heads . ft oCo
2,1 best 5
Yoke,Morklag vattie • S
24 Pest S
Fat 4.pa'
2(1 be.t S
•
' tiee
Mt beat
SPECIAL PREMIUM.
Cow over years old from which largest
qftiMlty of butter was made In one week 5
eftw undeo years old from whieh largest -
lotantity Of butter was made In one week 5
4 I. ASs
•
Be•t Hock,lam Teas thao.fl7o
:l( beat
Elna'yool bock
• lamb
•
Palr•, tweA
swot , prOoloms for sou: ham', us; Shropshlrer.
Co!swold a}ul I.lcestors.
Cl..ts: , to.
~ ' ' SWINE.
Best peao(hog% not "1
'....., 3 (lieu tire. under Mx
ir)outtrs ',,. f-1 no
•
• 24 best
P t e+t cheater white. boar 1
tow
...,.
~ t.ow and 'pip. .
ntd• le'is .
than . 11Ve. ' S
Si'ult prrrntants for Berkddrrs. F...t.ez and Sul
folks as lop f:hester IV hlte..
•—?.
CI.A. - 11.
TIIOItOII9IIBRED ANtii BLOODED HORSES
Itn.4 btilliciri. 4 year:. and-t'rer 410 nn
'2d best- ..-...•'. 6
under 4 years iPi. A -
,
. 20 best • 3
.
• • colt!tmder 2 yew i '''-- 2
Nlare,'i years and illa.l 3 i
. • :Mader 4 years 2
' • Ifor,se volt , , 2
'Aare Foil I 2
A . r..\ ...: 12.
,',. i!ORSES I ,FoIt ALI. WORK.
\v T. MORTON,
Assign. e
Rest stallion 4 years and ov:n
best
mare;'
gelding
Best stallion uttdef 4 year ,
ware;;
',gelding ;
Best i•olt celt under 3 year,
L' ; under '2 years
under I year •
Best i,ale l Onsft borsea •
•
••• mares '
• • CLASS 13.
DINNING AND BIDING ifORSES
AttrivilamoiL
CLASS I
DURIIA3I ATV. F.. '
. . .
Best palr , Orriago horses $lO 00
mares, I , 10
colts under 4 yenta 3
slotho carriage horse 3
.. mare 4 $
horse or mans for saddle 3
In awarding premiums In this class training
style and action will be considered by the Judges.
. .
CLASS it.
JACKSIAND MULES
Beat jack !
' pale mules
mule 'colt
CLASS 15
rorLThI
Best Maple., not less than 5 varieties
pair dark brahamaa
fight
Pairhige coellins
• hurt ' -
black
white
. . !mildew.
. .
; erem-e.
.k. nisch°
' white ieghons
= hrowu ••
•.; = Mark white-faceed Spanish
B. B. B. game
!Moths ••
. .
ille
nrowu brenstml red game
• 0t ter red game
White game
. black gime
White 'lurking%
l'o!or_tisvaniled hamburg%
duvet •
. white
1 1 :lack
golden polish.
Silver
black, white crest polish
white
bantams
liominique
frizzled
*titles
Turkry4
livst pasF iironza
white
; lilt
.0
ill . anagartett
1 It
Geese.
gest pair i eese
bremen
Ducts.
Rest pair rouen
; 'Aylesbury.
,
.... faYugli
Best pair guinea foulel
Beat lot pigeons
MECIVA.NICAL DEPAII T.MENT,.
4.11..A'5s la, il
• naItICULTURAI. IMPLEMENTS.
- Best dial?* nerlcultural impiemzata , Ito Is
super and mower combined ,1
mowing machine
Omitting machine
arret huller
Mooing mid
r4ll*'lll
. .
' saturator 'A •. ,
barrow •.j , H
horse May fort' • - ,• 1
hay, straw, and fiiltder eiSter
regetabbt cutter ',,,, ' • ,
- bay rake • 3 ' -. .1
' tern shallot :_,..7 1 "!
portable elder tattl sad press
plow -
stde4l.ll plow • ~ .
Iteld roller \ ..,.. ,
hay Udder .1 .
bay loader ~4 •
,
Cl)4Bb 17. '
, rr..4witco,T
~
Beet plowings ~.d ~;
plowboy under ts years oil
notca rO etowtlito.
. -
-.1. The quantity of grolutd for each testa 10, til li
2. The time allowed 4. do tko work WWl* two
hours. ll 1
.
I. The teams to start 111 t ono time, and each Saw'
was to do Ida work without a driver or assistant.
4. Each plowman bzistrike his own land, sad.
plow independently of OUS adjoining land.
5: Within thefourtl# of an 'sera plowed each
plowman will be the,
to strike wo htek4or•
rowed lands, end • nlsh 'With the - dead Burr ow in the
middle. -.
I ; t '
. -471.4 fin IS. 1
• ' 1,- ,•,--..-,-...
Ifif At'll INS:It I', EDGt TOOLIi, lIARDWAR4
1
Best portable steam engine
cylinder boiler •L - 1
• tobnlar ate= Wks. ! ..
- -
. boiler fire front II
shingle machine H , ,. .„.
brick ,- 1. ,
Sate - , ...
. .
.
display of edge too l -
53{1/S .r. ; 1
, . •
,lures and tinware
• bardwang . .
. , .
• lamps fey wells
. ! steam boper
u CLASS 19.
• . . ..
C 111RIA.GES4L.ND WAGONS..
Best and largest displayl i ef carriage,' bug
• gles and sleighs • ' ,' $8 P 0
Best carriage • I 3
buggy
top buggy
• sulky n
,
!amber wagon 5 ,
platform spring warm
ph.eton '•
• n
lI:LASS :0. .1
•.
LEATIIER AND ITS mANriAcTIIRE.
Best pair COaTrie, batty ,Ll. A
i." 4 . 1 00
, line, bane sewed
tine. pegged , - 1
Largest and best 4.lisplaTof bootsiand shoes
Largest and best dlspintof Maws
set light double haeness ''"
heavy harness .. 1.1
_ .
,;; P
0111100 harassl'l ;I t
wide sole leattp•r f.l ~.; , .
1 .
upper :Al." • '. .1
•
harriers -! i' 1 : 4 . 11
._
AG RIG 1 7 1,1"1:1i.,111: :DErAßTifitli r T.
,
~
Ct:49S
DUAIN, SEEDS, IE,I . MUE. *NM EEE:f).
Best bushel white wheat,
r ed ••
„ . rye
~l
corn
oats I::
buckwheat
„t„;
cora meal l'l 1
VlOur and meal to be manufaettired In the county.
CI. A SIS 22. —.t Eli ET ASI.IO. '
Beet vegetables Mot less than 10 v•ri's 113 00
besitel early potatoo
• bushel late potatoeS . „ 5O
10/ of beets . ' 50
six head cabbage • r i ' • 5 0
• ten stalks celery '..). 50
display turnips. rutabagrt.s.sigrruts,ontons,
, parsnepS and rennin; . 100
lot putripklus l' , • : t „SO
,41
r l
spuashes ..
i-, - i
• specimens beans ,„ • , „ 25
?
eggplants ,
half bushel 10111.210c0. :
, -
two quarts lima beans
tau water tnolons ',:: . , ' 50
display hops, pcas, - simion stied, he.: 76
variety potatoes it " '. ' . 1 0
CLASS 2a.—FRUITS.
:,.
Alapier. I
- •
Beat display fail varietilis, 10 each ! I2 0 - 00
winter rart4•tes .; • • • - 2
10 samples a any variety . 1
I:!.i , ais. ; . •
Be..* summer and I'o vartetk4.: 10 each
winter vraleti,a
10 samples s.rf any ritrlety
. •1
Prachr.s. ,:
Best sainre of any variety
Pbont
.10 00'
6
Boat saniplP of any vari:.y.
of i n Celt.
Best rarlet:e?, to each .
and larger collect IQIIS
kiruple atherlan crab apple,
lemon plant In fruit.'
orange plant In fr
Best sample Izabal, notless than & bunches 1p 00
Nana, Cowen!, Delaware,
Hartrard. lona. Native; Ca",
t3W,t)P. 1111'.4 eaelo sample
. - ,
largest cvlltt•itiou, not less ttiau S varieties 1
CI.ASs •11.- - - , Fl.OWintS NI) DESIGNS.
Beat ilecuratlvadekigu -., : •
.1 t: 00
ro,tte design ',. '
'
too, basket with flowers ; I
pyintslid of loweri ., I
,ollerilun of In4)gPulous flowers) I
volleetttal 01 Ilaugtfig traskpts
hanging ba,ket :i 1
,
pair o: round. that,; bridal,l phantom, or
loud IpealleM each : .'5O
,t.
Nut Et.,ir , i , x, DaViaA..ic.
Best V: v..irletle.:4 -•...-; ,
ti v.trielleW p ..
• ~1111...:i1,n1v3r1ga610 leaf pi:•ul3
roilrvtlott 11311% 0 furs*
lyeopodlni ~:ri
drled aut limn tea - . , e, • 4
collection or 1,1110*4
%jna.a.
Best hiT. perlIM11:41
•COUC.I.IUU cut roscii
rotrsersmat:• , i ,- oliti•tion
iintate.tirti cdlectiop
Rest sic %:;r1 ..t
Bert Bare,. vatlirtle;:
nen CuHeetitni
Best sh varletle:,
. .
liti.lTE DEPART.ifENT.
. -
CLASS 25.—W1NE , 1, CORDIALS. PRESERVES,
Best limucmaile sparkling wines. fromßraPe s
Or rital,,irb --, . . 0 50
,
Best lion:ern:Ade I s„.aluOla, Catawba, Concord
Ticiaaar.., I.:at:6i. Binek berry, • Rasp
berFy. Ebiei here{.' Blacklie,rry cordial,
ea..li N - 50
fle,st (pout any other styriety .' ' 50
.
ra..1,1,-.lty yin. pr , 50
lenDet syrup 1
,4 , •
•
gallon cbin• vinegar .
• - •
.P,tftr , e.v, .ti.. ' , % •
Best eblleet lun prese - cYcs and jollies; canned
fruit. 0,3; ic, ,If e,';, made to keep I: 00
Best apple. pear. teach or quint° butter each_ 50
Best collection spiced fruits, pickles. mixed.
pickles, chaffehow, with recipe. each . 50
CLASS .38.—811.1.:Ab. BI'T'TER. CAld.k, &C.
Best homemade when[, brown,:or rye bread - # 50
bakers - do '..• do : do do' .50
bread b51:e.1 by girl under IS. without aid 50
rusk, !miters raiSk, biscuit, baked ham. .
ladled ham dried beet. boiled tongue,tio
logna sausage. Orkerved turkey. proser
'red chicken, homemade fruit cake, lady '
pound, spong. Mountain, jelly, white
narautain, or eittkolate cake,] each , . ' 50
jumblesßest :.l : .
.:-. 50
variety cake :i -. ", - • 50
doughnuts L.!. ;.• 1 Oil
variety of !tinge*, cake .. , 50
'display of pastry , ., l-00
' single specitneal i ' i 50 l
, . Boltt - r and Cs4esr. 1 .
lest package butter -pot lesstitan 30 Be i ; Fi 00
fresh butter in FOBS or prints - ~,. 3
butter binds by kird under 16 without aid 2
. specimen of ebt&m. firkin or tub, each 1 -
All articles In CISi 20 to lik• rteCompanted with
recipe for making oCcitring. j -
Beat five pounds
. I . . 5°
display not less-than 3 boxes • • • 1 00
bee hive -1
_i i . 5O
CLASS 27.—Q,CILTING, IiBEDLEWORE, itc.
Best silk, delaitte, calico or white bed quilt.
__.
warm coverlet;*oolen blanket, curt ip 00
Best homemade rng;,i/nen. woolen stockings,
linen storkingitreach display j 1 ,
Best rr stockings knit by girl under-. 2 years 1
- pound-woolen clocking yarn
portal linen stotking yarn • ',OO
woolen tnittens!and glover, each:pair • _ .50
knit spread 50
Best embroidery. bureau Corti?, toilet MOM,.
curtains. handmade shirt. machine-,
made shirt. bov.ls shirt. gill's shirt, yoke
and sleeves. collar and rias, display Of '
totting, each article ' '". - ' I
Best carriage and sleigh afghan • i. 2k a
Best sofa cover. chair Cover, knitted chair
rarer, sofa plllpir, slippers, crocheted
zeyhyr shawl. kelt te4 zephyr shawl, Silk -
etnbroblery. child's afghan, knitted la. ,
dy's bond, chtlilfscap. child's socki„ - nee- ,
die boon or housewife, watch chair; work .
gasket, each i! i' I i
Best display of burr work, bosfaingle specinte
of burr work q 1
Best display hair wotk :
-
Best display wax ii .wars, leaies or leather
flowers • • -r :;.] ''
Rest liitv Rower:: inideslgu.., 1
Best illvlay of - shea.
work, bead work or Moss •
' woe it, each *.i .
Best catch-all, ettiliderett tidy, knitted tidy
toligt Cushion. 411Itted cake cove„', pia I
dress cane, ilisp;',ly olSeAtti4 m " Assiiir. ite.
CI.ASif• 2.3.—FlNzr 4 .
..,„ oil mlntangs .. 43 oo
.
Bestorlitual ialpiKiipt.
a . copy latalscapeq . '
orlgittal pleco or portrait • 1
copy.picce nr jkirtrait
~ . • 1
specimen of print in oil i - - 1
specimen of aterers in oil! , . 1
' collection of writer iolors ' 1
single specimen .I
[.oath, or colortid crayon "•, I
Best black crayon, sepia or Biala Ink, pencil- ,
tug. pencianedone by person under 16
years, pentnaniChlp, penmanship done by •
person under 14 years. each , ?, 1
'Best' display of plain and colored photographs
on paper, metal or other material, dis-
play of aminotypes, deguerroetypes, ITO.
: rytypes, tintypes, display of printing,
each F:' , • , 11
OM
,10 00
CM
r 00
we
•29.--MISICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Best and largest ,14p1a7 -
CLASS .10,—P U UNIT URE.
Best and largest dOplazi.rof furniture,
' parlor or eottago,,kt. each
Rest toattrass. sorts, )(Amp., couch, or Wirt,
sewing chair,ach
, 00
JOSEPH E. PIOLLETT,
President.
MOUNTAiN LAItE-A:PLEAS
ANT MESMT.—Persons who desire a little'
recreation, wilt Mut Mountain Lake a pbMaant re
sat. Thu privror, 611111 , 11 X STurnErtla, has
fitted up tto, grounds in grand style, and prattled
himself with contrortable picaanre boas. ' A sum
mer house has beets erected atni Furnished with al
the accomcrtalstloo for parties.. Tables base at
been prepared tu the gruce,jtur those who desire
them
AppllcAtlpAs sboul/i be addressed to
warns STXPILINgs
AWMAMO4/111
D
D
a
a
a'
. i
, 1
1
Mil
MI
II
I
1
r 3
a
I
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t :
2
01 00
12 00
1
- _ 1
•1 00
I
[ 111 00
#t of
50
6 ape'
¢_oa
0 00
I fl••hiiu
SI 00
, utro tr.
41 00
EIDE=
OL 00
I 14.X11tl
•1 . 00
1
towtt /It fire
? ma&
We offer this week the,ixtionee of
our - .
READY MADE
WHITE
DRESSES:
HALE PRICE!'
- •
.
Now is .
the time to secure a bargain.
We intend to close them out. i Those
wishing to buy must 'call earlY.
. ,
GREAT BARGAINS IN
. .CLOTHS. CASSIM'EVEs t
SUITINGS,
In fact dt GoorlA eor Meri
apct Boys' wear,
Mil
WIER - . 14RG1INS IN `
'RITE 'GOODS,,
"VICTORIA LAWNS,
• NAINSOOKS, '
ORGANDIES,
TARLETANS, AT
BE
CARAT BARGAINS. I
DRESS GOODS!!
GHEE BARGAINS IN
. .
HAMBURG • tPGING-g,i
A large hit 'just received,
and will be sold at tower
prices than before ,fer yeani.
13111.4 f BARGAINS IN'
SUN
SUN UMBRELLAS AND
PARASOLS.
Best stock we 'ha
hibited. Will
greittly redOced
dose out the stoe
G
t
Mil
GREAT BARGAINS IN
- • EACH DEPARTMENT
• OF OUR BDS.I.N.ES
• I . I
To reduce our
Suinmer StUck.,`
GREAT BARGAINS I
CARPETS, BO I I
SHOE
Please call and examine our GoodB
Vorands I June jig' f . 111
„ . .
Ar2m7Y - TEITRATO 11101* CO.
rottra Is horeby alltru that all .
dobto4l tho estate of Mores fftlfeet, ollitrysk ,
,der'cl, most tnaktt payment
311 persets having' claims mbar said WA. Nat
present Lemdnlyantbentleatodforsetttement.. ,
. , ! Z. H. STMINK: •A.
_ Juttaw6*.l - Adtultftstratge. •
• .
DMI ISTRATOWY NOTICE
igh,proi,y-jeirtql that id l'penemi
drained to the eetatevt E. lit,C74lhm, Into of Wind -
ham, deceased, most . =lOll Inneedhlte Vkinitlitte
mm
the endemll, • sort persons• halt rag Oahe.
against:mid ornate mtrst Morient them, deli suporfir
tleated, fornettismoni,
CoLEINg. "
juns.4. A.,lrivQl.,LiNs..... • - .
• • Adiutulatpiting.:. .
lIIMEI
•
CA UTION. bereas, tiey :wife'
.K.NN has left', my bed uml tuuura
out jOst, 'cause or rev - coati," I her t bt forbi4 ail
peewits Iruebnittert or trUstlqg her on mYnaeonin as
1.111311 pay no Delta or her pm:At t racting , atter thLs
duo, - utiless cotopened. • •
June 1878.-3 f. RAIII.. W. 3,3-.
~
VXECITTOR'S N — ,CSTICE.4 Nci,tice
•-• ' i i Itudtti .
4 Is hereby kiven that Olt- p , ')rgerf,f zue )
the ettate et Inuliv C. Hergohrey, I** id'Arneren,
deed, must Sylak.) . Iturnelitate Mymeht,', to tile un
dersigned, and a!) perNant) 11:sting efaitne upon wit
ektate must peewits the ifi, duly Wither (1414134 , . for
settlement. ' ,
J. F. wimirivrom,
• x•ocutor.,
EIM
VXECLTT()R'S NOTlOFl4—Notice
uj tw liereby given that all fiutluted tti
tlw estate at .1 - ohnlm o wyalasitig.
must 1,1415 e p a y ro p r i . r. Dona nu.
and3:l itug against
sat , / l'-oa!e P r uic l3. .thcitn, duly sututitated,
for *ettlemetit - dt g.
f, CRAItni,BLIN,
ksecutors.
=1
ia'.Ssc~~
7TOTIC:E. is hereby given " to all,
Itayl'ag; aOcoortfi with tho WO firm
an d uezt that 41) !mit accounts, notes.
m , r t
.cs, doe sasaidinhavebeenussi;„'med to -
,-• 4t settlement anti conectien.„ 41l persons
Ong thelllsl.lvol to lzh lAtlebteft ,-tto !laid MM,
w,'.ClTticase mated tanncrl tare rtynscat - te me. And
Jt ror.orts basing claims atmlitst saltl Arra, will
present thoir claims U. me for patutent.
w: 3. YOL7Sti.- •
Towanda.ly 3. 16- llyl4o
NOTICE. Allen
In M.: ronrf of ComUion:P(ras nradforfl
.Ih7 j
Th.. unct• an!lt'.)r•:•upOni SAPS
4 Pone.. 111 -tribute CI,: fotut • ),u.ioz t.i^ ta:o
of 71c f' 1."4: r.state.'.tri 421. !e.t
appointtn-nt . neleb
in Tk.uantla bout . , on Tr.t.,,i) ,
at' tic IN!: A. !Inv...fro; itor •
!ins having eUrants upon r:and uhEit prevent
them. or lu: fore.ver ‘l,•haTrud !rierofmni,
.T. A. NIL+.
Auditor.
S:OTICE.-41frs. E.
C. Ward'q Executor Henry Ward. Intim
Court of f'innimO: iloro; of! I:m4fortl' c".Mtray. No.
QV% Fel). Tom i:i7t.
Tito tinderAgnNi. ^n nUilitor appointed fri Afw
tribute money fo the Sherire batot af iflegt from
t the sale or doteolenit'A reaC e:date. wits site-o 1 ,to
131,4 appoint incnt at ttio Cortrt jrnnie
Bon, on 119\' . 0.A1. duly' ? 1818,
at wolock in tlid,:ifternooo, .ndlicla time and
Piaci! all Nr9rill linsint 41z Ims ;upon- teddt fend
[molt plosent them or bu forever c1et4r0.4.1 ! frorn! -
emning , in on tit t ..arne. , •
B..p..LlTTLE,tudifor.
MO BRIDGE BUILDERS. •
proptt,ats wilt' rvt , tivtal noon
*.alortlay..totto 17, !:,74, for traltdirq two spans of
WtOught Iron ftrttlArP. 134 l'eclt eat , ll.. ,ivtr tlot Cbc:-
[lotto.; river at 41.14..1 Ica butollog tutu atone
arriLrebliEf s iing 61,1, '
I.'ropo, - .41s may Ili) Tott, In litt - lint work a t ria
.euPer , ti tug g..71 , :0 - atety rte. tot;!:titer. Plaar, and
sorcittentlorot f6r . sotwmfttA•tere, inta , onry and
foitottar,ons ?pay bst, ht•t•tt tlio CoutpaisbiOner.l.,'
ZUWal.111:1, ta; :Ind t tvr .Toort
, GEO. Efri -
• 310ttltri .1. cOttLISAITG LI,
• ..It.at N;11.S1.1)WIN
C0111111.15511111e11.
' Cointnisidotiers' Office, 27oriiatithit, .Jun - 04.1875.
NOTICE IN N.
PARTITIO '...
l'
, .
i.j. Ii: BICA.1)F0111) COUNTY. ss.—ln the ; ' mat
ter of the. p:ltt !lion of the teal ri , tato of OCTAVAS.
A. ILk)1.1) EN. Irtis of the ft:..ai - t1 , .. 7 .111) of 'Asyluin, in•
said 'itititty, iloe'd. . • •
At an orpleats• Ct - itirt held'. at Towanda; in and '
fete i aid roitni -.:. 1,11 the iith day of May, 110. oil •
motion of Or;it rest .k El• , ,reo, A.itorneysfor Frances
C. H 0 i,1, 0 , 0t,, , of the t !'lrS ef the saidd)etavas A
119110.. ti
v c'4l.: I hi,
(:,,ut-t direct that notico:l,
giceitito tho hobs t•• robin 1,14:0 Court ~: 4 the SeCond
-.Monday of the ne‘. - 1 S.iptejaher term of? Court. at 3
remistk. I', 11.. and 1.1.1 or ziiittete to bid .Ifor the Said
Land, or to talre the .5.A111 , • at. valuailtja or refuse,
to take the 1,.M1 ile,t , eniiirst lit said partition, and
direct tied notice' be giedu to all the hairs.' To
Most: ii -Ili. out of the county by a publication fur
three succ.isslvii wacts in pie illotnFOurr .11EPOlt-
Tam, and that a copy of said vapors containing said
pithlicallou be mai,ed to, the post : Mike address of
eitch of the is. , rstan : it.terCiued iu !aid estate, and
P, Sarah Jenny a: her his knovenplaca of residence
%Ir.: lterifshite. Vermont. '• .-
I.ly. the Court: ~: , •
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P. I). 310Tlif.OW,- President Judge.
• June 15, 1675. • 0.1 E. .s.7spitus, tlert.
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T0Vr....):1)..1 . 110R0 SCHOOL
Dist-tr. Ir. 11rceitr(4 and espOittlitures for
3,75. Tat. rates. a milli: on the dollar for school
pal po ies, nail .i LII II !:-: for iiiiilding Fairpeses,- i
. nEcEirr.
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June 13, 1675. • .1 .
TO earlt cm hacil ' . 0 . 493 li) •
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• 1 • 41430. Treasurer 4023 os . ,
.., ' .. CollectOr, • " 1451'30
State appropriation, , ; . 669'08 , 1
v.:l-1-,... , ,z,...ur5.. .'. -
115;00 "
Oioi• Treasmer,
f '' i . . • 124 OA ~
4. 16210 la
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..., :ttAltr ,. F. - alitrici ,t • • 5.4430,i( 0
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;:tiittitor's Santry 360 00 • i
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f liter .•. . 1216:33
- Ailvertisinf, , mid Printing, , . 53 Igs '•
Contingent expemies, • - . 75162
InstiMl-Ce. ' ' ' 86;75
Feel. ' •. - 348 iti
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1:..p1ir.:.
.. - 71149
gond to I.anning. - 1300'00
S. W. Hedgers over paid on'dupllo
case,. /21„)
Po Me for cistern. •' 18:36
ApplrpriatiOn for school building 1
on Centennial gronnd•
iit . 10.00 - • '
SCCIeUITy. . 50 00 - ; •
ConnniFsion on ±...1000 at 2 !ter cent., 160 00' t•-.
---:-. Om_ o.2's
. . ' LIABILITIES. , ,i: ''.. •
Amount dna Treasurer, 1 , . $421;00 '!
Amount due on immds, ,i • 111760100
—...H. §16824 00
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Amount line front . Sale! Of old ', 1.
school :at. - . a1.200': 00 ' • ~..
j,---- ;1200 VW
, ;IN - ATI:IAN TIDD,
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, • . :1 irreasnrer.
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prices to
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I vring and
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TRUSTEE'S '- SALE.--:Trustee's . !
J. sale of Mal !adds and mining property and ad
portenanees' in the county of Bradford, State of
Pennsylvania. ' ) • I . .
By virtue of a certain mortgage or used of trust
executed and. delivered by the Pall Creek Bitumi
nous Cent Company, of the State of ' , ,lnnsylvania,
to the undersigned as Trlistee, dated ithe first day
of may, ]t 6 4, and ' recorded in the office for record
ing deeds, he., In and for the county of, Bradford,
in salt! State, on Deed _Book No. 8%, page 122, de.,;
on the .14th day of May, A. D., ISASt and also in
- mortgage Book, No. 14, page .r.., a.c4, m the 13th
&ay of November, A.ll. !Si.% 1 ' '
I, the undersigned, as Titstee as aforesaid, here.
by give notice that 1 will, ent Tt7F.SIhAY; the 25th•
day of APR 11, 1576, at 12 O'clock.ate: ef , that -.
• day , at. the Exchange Saled Rooms, N O. 111, Broad.:
way, in the city, county and state 'of New York, .
soli at auction to the highest-bidder, the Property,
_rights, privileges and franChisesc7veyed or In
.tended to be conveyed tome by said mortgage Or
deed of trust; default having been ade by .
....,
Company In the terms and condltiemslot said in . -
gage, and such , default having COntUltlea - for
space of, sixty days, and I being requimil f
,xt
ong to make such sale by the holders tot n of
the said bonds secured by said mortgage deed of
trust, which " were at the' limo of m.sV Isneb re
quest due and outstanding, - '''' e, . '•
The property aforesallncludes wine sixteen
hundred acres of land,' .
mote In Franklin and
Overton townships, In B Pohl county, State of
Pennsylvania, being composed of thm whole of the
tract of land Survryed in the name oftileorgo Edge
and the several parhoof tract ii,tirveykat in the names
of George Dimple. .Itritiel Edge, Paul Hardy and
Andrew' fiat - fly, all of which is mote 'remotely
tmninded and . eseribell in . 4ald mortgSge; together
with all
(l and singular the railro il
ads, ialne.S., - ores,
mtnerala, we! is, roads, lanes, ways, waters; water
courses„easeMents, rights; I/bolt - es, beneditamental
and appurtenances unto tie said. prethises.belong
log add appOtaining, awl the reversion and to.
maintiers, teas, issues and nmlltsthufeof.
. For a more full and coniplete description of the
property to be sold, with its boundaries and loca
tions, reference may be bad to the t,..ild inortgage,,
of record as !afo r esaid, or. to the Original thereof,
In that r i os s es .o o o of mews. Dray& Daverimt i sit.
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T ER ms or sat LE:—Ten :per , cent e of the per..
chase ino , - , 1 le to be paid Cash in hart}!- en the day •
o f a g e _ ..nd tho balance lisle be paid within thirty
daps nierrafter, atthe- office of Gray it Davenport,
Ne a, Naa.utu street. In :Rio city of New tliork,
s _ato or,New;y"rk, :lad upon the payment of the
saidletiance in full this . "purehascr VIP receive*
Lind tattle silt, propeity, convoyinglstrch Attie Ins
Is vested in MC as Trustee asaforesaldt.
Dated February.2sth, 1876.
- ; I ' ' ,. ettArcr.Es' F. TIUNTER,• ~
Trostae'for the Bondholders of the Feb reek Bi
tominons ('flat Compsuay. ••• 1• • ;
GRAY St DAVENPORT,
Cit Attorneys , for Trustee,' 9, liassini 'Bt., N. Y.
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The above it advertisement appears the foumo
log notespapets, to-wit: The: Evening ,I , osf, pub
lished In the City of New Xofic; the Yhtferele/pheet
Enquirer, published in the CRY of lebiladelphla;
and the linAbroun lturouran, published in To.
wanda. II rad tei d County. Pa..
The sale 00110 4)017.1 deferfbed prolberty Is herd.
by adjourned to TUE"l,ol=he :Mal n..sy of May,
tb76, at the same hourim
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Dated April 2.1, 1876. - -4 , , .
P.
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CU&ULES P. inr$TER.
Trustee - for the bondholderaid tbogall; Creek 131.
luminous Coal Company. ;. , j . Imayetd.
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The sale of the above described prciperty is here•
by adjourned to THURSDAY, the =f,l day of Jung,
1676, at the same time and place. /,.• ,
Dated May 23d , 1576-{junitd. : ' • ,
011 AS. F. ITUICTER,
Trustee for the Bondholders Of the Tall Creek B!.
- until-nous Coil company. -
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The sale of fho shim:. described property Is here
by adjourned to T 11URSDAV the Soto day of JULY,
Ig7tt, at the some hour and piaci. 1 1 • -'•
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Dated June 12; 1876. •:. ; ;
I' 1 CIIARLES'F. mrsTRR.
Trustee for the bondholders of the 11;all. Creek ,fll
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tunilnous Coal Company,, ' , . ...
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14, • I T. -M. , il e,
(p a day at how.) A tag wanted.
.4) - , Outfit anti ;forms ref+. True 4.%
(~..„Augesta, Mateo. '..
.., i . (feeble-764.T-
A at honieitarn tea
( i 3r.,. ,
~...,: o oper -ay .., jr
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.:I 'tr u e 1, worth sl' free, Stinson
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Co., Portland; Mains. • - •• ;-.[ t , cht6776-1y
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-1 i A 111.1' FOR. SA L E .—A ' `arm of
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tiS Aertit, 4:1 Inrprirreil,' In Asylrour twirl:ollp,
trrultont l'u., rx. clrt.tho prelub o rei• tworgood
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welling..ucnise.".. him aud utce•uurry,Ou bialdiugs,
icul excv.ll.?ur. water. A tic , Ter.fatlikc Lstream of
ivater pu,...ei., through 1110 preittilleig iriroutt flat
; ,„„1 ~u. auouchrucu ~ .I.: utN• . -PNA - fill:titer141110. 1 4 1 411
cu!.l un ur 4. - .l4rts. I ' t ' ;• . •
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