Bradford reporter. (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, September 07, 1876, Image 3

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( A'retaford. Nrpoittr,
TJuranda, Pa., Thursday, Sept. , 1 4 1876.
f LOCAL AND GENERAL.
IloN. F. ,C. BUNNELL has been elected
Pres:dent of the .Wyomin g • County
Agri
cultural Society.
HEN - Kitt:Cs Saw Mill, near ,New Alba
ny,.was burned on Thursday nidht jut
it together with about 170,000 feet la
lum
ber.
T E County Convention I. 0. if G. T.,
was : held in New Albany thi week.
Thei-e was a good attendanee,, 4nd the
session was an' interesting one.
hour.for - meeting of the EPiseopal
Sinulay School has been changed from
morning till afternooli. The s'esssions
will open hereafter at11i2.15 P. 31.,
IT IS to hi; regretted that the rmers!
Club of Troy, and, the Bradford [Count:v.
Agricultural Society have desig,nitted the
; same days for holding their fairs this fifth,
CumiLlE Fos is again on duty as mail
agent on the S. L. &S. R. li. FGr nearly
three tnoMlis he has been suff. - nitr , * from
rheumatism, and is barely cof,vocscent
yet. •
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Astosn the sufferers from thej recent
fire at Caml4, N. Y., is Mr. J. 0. PnosT,
formerly of this place, and a nephew of
our enterprising- townsman bearing the
.
same name. -
DArroN linornmi, of this place, ship
ped to Philadelphia on the first inst.,- thir
ty thousand pounds of wool, •and still
have about twenty thousand pounds on
hand.
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AN UNSCRUPI:LOrfi 11001-U(10k !~gent;
•is falsely repUrting that the ,direetors, of
Tow:i Tula borough have displacCd the
Union, ,readers, and that Profs. :RYAN
and QIINLAN favor the introduction of a
new caries of readers,
TIIE Sesltion of the;Episcopal Sunday
School on Sunday last,.was mak more
Vim] tit:natty interesting by thewsence
of the former SUperintepdent, B."S .
SELL, E , fl., and Miss SCOTT. a Missionary
from Africa. Both made interestiin• and
i nst uctive addresses.
• Tin: Animal Meeting, of-the - 116r . ifoid
• County Historical Society Will be held on
' Monday, September-11. at 2.30 P. M. in,
the Grand :jury room. It is desii . ed there
sliould - be a full attendance, as business
of iMpOlitalled will be transacted.
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It. A. MEncrn, Se4'y..
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Om.: of the- most logical, instill l etive,
and convincing arguments in favor ',of to
“listinance. have eveVlistenCd to.
' was the diseourse . by Doctor STET.ttrr,-:
on Sunday evening last. The Doctrir pre
diets that if America celebrates its i4Tond
Centennial, it will be as a nation of total
abstainers. Heaven grant the fulfillment'
of the prophecy.
Tits: wort; of preparing the new grounds
for the gair is betng pushed energetieally
fot ward, under the direction of the ofri
(er,,, and from present indinationt; the
exhlnit ion will prove not only a success
financially, but will be of great profit
to the farmers and manufacturers (f the
county. Lit everybody contribute Some
thing towards such an end.
Mn-. A. M. OvEtrrox died in this!place
ye:dent:ly aftertion, aged 86 years. .Mrs.
resided for more than seventy-nine
years in Wilkes-Barre, and came to this
place two or thfee years since. She was
inoo:er of the late Mrs. M. 11. LANtNet.
The funeral will take place on Satu t cday,
L 0 7 cioelc, at.. from her late
resi
deni•e on Main street.
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'Fit I: Re„nbur,,;,of Mend
rose, si ea ks in Ii 1213' complitlichtary
terms of the Republican conventiiht of
this_ county, and says that the feeling
Inanifest«i gives assurance of an old
fashioned majority here this fall. If our
Susquehanna friends will aid our ep7irts
in'tbat direction by seconding the timid
of t fur Congresk, we
guarantee to fultill•the prediction. 1,
_lNoTnti::t aged and much-esteemed
.eirizen Iln:lington, ha: gone to his
rest. .T.kt died tm ‘Vednesday
morni :Serteinhur 1/. 1 at the advanced
a:4O of 73 years. after an illness of several
yea; ~. iNlr. 7vloni.Ey came into this
ch.unty seventy yc;.a; 'ago, and bad resided
itt \ x . ...liuilin 4 ton over fortv ream. The
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fmil_'ral will take piaee front his late re,si
doll..., on Friday morning at 10 .o'clocki`•
•
I',v ," wAys that are dark and tricks
are vain," lko(.1:, agents are gulling
...I.l;e . ipeople by inducing. directors
ch;fo.;:e ,chool books in a few of the town
of this connty.': It May he avery
. thiler fer directors awl agents, but
Iy "pie who have to tow the hills may
1101 'l , lllk SO well of it. It inip , o,ing a
1/.ea hint heti upon- the very class •of
peel lett,t %idle lln bear it, awl they,
iefc,se to rinchtn.e then].
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• Tin: next session of the : Bradford Co.
Teaci , ers . ASSOCiati , ql Will be held at Her
rick. Friday aml Satin day, Sep: ember 8
'and 9. The follom imz appointments were
made al the last 1 - heeling : I.eetuier. Hcri.
1. - oo!, , ml; papers., 11. K. Smith, A.
Head. I. Crawford and Mr. Peet; essays,
Str-ie Hillis and ,Miss MAUI Craw
ford: reeitathm, Miss I3elle Hillis; decla
mations, F. A. T;lomps , in, L. F. 1 - Canip,
Ecuure T.:w0.4.11 ; o , llllnittee, .1.
F. I:liit , tx, I'. S. ('amp, I. W. Caswell,
Ilvii.d.i..llloi•ber and Ellen Durand.
Tc.usiwill be at Hummeriield'on Fri
day fl o to' carry teaelierS to Hie
church Herrick, free of :charge.
ELLA A. SPALDING, Scey.
TN A notice of the, lire Which recently
(lest; oyi 41 a la r,e p 414 t village of
Sllct•ccr, N: T., we titni the ft 411owin! , Par
agraph: " A than named :low: 11. WEED,
Wit() eame from Towanda, Pa., to Spencer
ahreit eighteen months since, was arrestid
durivg the pro:zrcss Of the fire,
whilo•m , gaeell in stealing goods, and Was
seta to this z illage Itial locked up in jail.
lie i= saisi ectcd,oC tieing the incendiary.
Syme :la), ago, Whi.o. \vim is about forty
yc , ars of age. applied to Mr. VAN MA ',IYER
ft'rriudit, which being re useehlie - slid:
ii lie Litt en, ft o' you ittfi ire
and went 4mt. Ile made a similar appli
cat i 4 4i; at ST ANc;.:FT. ll PhATT's shire, was
refti-i 41. and etei ed making similar
flirt as. An investigation is in progress
to ascertain 1V EY D . :: w hereabouts on the
night of the 'Me." -
Couttr Pito('EnuNGs.—Court convened
in this place on Monday. the 4th inst.;
lion. P. I). Morrow 'presiding, and Asso
ciate Judges Harkness and HusKll on the.
bench.
l'ulstables . returns were made .and
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k _ SlV,ll'n It%
Monday afternoon the following persons
i were sworn in as (rand Jurors: J. S.
Williston, t oreman; Dayton Allen, Lewis
Call, Chalks Dndie, George Emory,•Jas.
Fee, ihnitl Griswold; Elmer Horton. L.
L. Howell, Wilson Kerrick, P. W. Morey,
Joseph ()ells, A. T. Owen, David Parcel',
R. M.• Pruyne, Edward Ithinevolt; 11. D.
Rockwell, Jesse Smith, E. I'. Stevens,
George Taylor, J. E. Yerkes.
Com vs Benj Randall—Fornication and
bastardy—Nolle prusoqiii entered on pay
ment of costs by defendant.
- Cont vs Join CovenY, selling liquors
without license—Dert pleads guilty, sen
tence sus pt tided. ~
overseers of Springfield twp vs Over
seets of Smithfield twp Depositions
tiled. .
Com vs Edgar Bought, Larceny—Nolle
piosequi on payment of costs. . .
Coot vs John Coveny, selling liquors
without license—Pleads guilty and is sen
tenced to pay a fine of :;:::Ull and costs of
prosecution.
Coln vs , Gcorge Wilcox, aggravated as
saultiVTrue bill. . .1-
Corn Vs la * Smith and Mary Smith;
keeping bawdy houseNolle prosequlen
tered on payment of costs by deft's.
Coin vs David Peters, assault and bat
tery with intent to commit rape—True
—Jonx Mtx, Esq., and hik son Win- bill. .
Corn vs Jane Ayres, surety of the peace
LiAM MI are visiting relatives in this
pLict.. The former left this place sonic —After hearing, Court discharge defend
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nil :y or thirty;-tine years ago,
.and has ant, county to,pay the costs. .
sim4, resided in Illinois.• For the past Cont vs l'atrick Cron" Larceny—Not
t %Nenty-sevetr years he has been post- a tine bill.
masterat Ilp , on, 111.Cootvs Jane" Benjamin, Larceny—Net
'-' a tnie bill ,-
—B. ti. iti',:snt.t. and family arrived in Com vs Elmer Brock, larceny from the
town on Saturday List, on their person—True bill.
way to
.. Philadelphia, where they In ro .lie inquest of the dead body of
Irate again ken op their residence. Mr: Squire Watts—Pcomedings filed and, ap-
R. ;;I:q. bro ght to this place and dvpoii proved except as to $1.66 constable costs. ,
10,
.in Rite ide Cemetery the remains of . In re the Inquest on the dead body of
two childre .who 'died thtvluthis rfttice Joseph Tiiiruproceedo gs . iiii e d v and
In Puluthi• -:- '- • • .' ' ' '.,'•-: '' .-'-''' Intim - m(I*ND. if *Mast t 041147 --'
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S trt:.—The Citizens National
Ilmik found their safe a little too safe the .
r :norning. The burglar proof is pro
ulth a chronometer lock, which was
propelly —set - - on Saturday evening by
the teller, Mr. Sw.tirz, but on opening
the vault on Monday morning. he discov
ered :Ind the ch , ek had stotTcd. leaving
the safe hermetically sealed. The. only
thin:- to be done was to notify the mann
factarcrs, who immediately sent men on
to Circe it open, an operation which occu
-061 several days.• Fortunately for the
bank. its resources are such that, although
a large amount of funds were- so secure
in the safe as to prevent discounting with
them, it did not interfere with their bu
sin,!ss.
Punsoivan.-Ex-County Treasurer Dux
-vAN atal.Ao2im INNts, two r.etive Ilepub
lieans, and substanthrettizens . of Gran
.paid uS:i brief visit last week.
—Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. FuosT are visiting
the Centennial this week.
—Maj. E. W. Ilan} and Hon: Jos. G.
PAri ox, ure'viewing the Centennial again
tY is week.
—Miss WOODRUFF. of New Y'orli, and
Mrs. MURPIIEY, of Philadelphia, arc visit
ing friends in t his place.
—Miss LIZAIE MEI:CI , I4 is spending a
few weeks with her cumin, Miss MAnY
Mr.to
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nonmsvir. Grmsslux.—We axe highly
pleased to notice that Miss Guitestrwt,
who is al native of this comity, is carping
an enviable reputation, as an elocutionist
and actress. The Roehestsr Democrat no
tices her debut on the stage in that city in
a most complimentary manner. It says
"Miss FLORENCE ClnEmmts was cast
for the role of Mrs. Carter, the wife of
the "relic of the old schoo l," and the
manner in which she handled it brought
her much praise. Doubtless there were
very few persons in that large audience
who had the least idea that the young ta r
(ly was a debutante, and hence the major
itf-will be much surprised when -we state
that this is the case. Until last evening
Miss GREENMAN had never known what
it was to face an audience in even private
theatricals, and hence we say she is de
serving of especial congratulation for her
very promising debut. She acted easily,
gracefully, and, though the character was
of but tittle depth, with appreciation.
Miss GREENMAN has _the advantage of
youth, beauty and Much undeveloped
natural talent which will , we baldly pre
dict, make her very' successful and Topu
lar artiste. She ha's for several ~; y ears
been a favorite' elocutionist throughout
the southern portion ofthe state, and this
is of material assistance in her new pro
fession. Witb study, perseverence and
experience must come success.. Miss
l; itF.EN 31 A N 'is cordially welcoMed to
Rochester."
ALTITOVaIi several years have elapsed
since Rev. F. D. Hositrxs removed from
this place, his memory is still fresh in the
hearts of his former parishoners, and; his
success as a minister of the gimpel affords
pleasure to all who knew him. The fol
lowing brief sketch, 'written by a gentle-
Mau not connected with the Episcopal
church, will be read with pleasure by
many of our readers. It is certainly a
gratification to us to bti able to aids in
giveing it circulation:
"The Rev. F. D. • llosKtxs, Rector of
Grace Church, Ehnira, is a man in his
early prime and his best promise. Ile is
a man' of extensive reading and exact in
formation on almost every subject .yon
can name theological, literary or scien
tific. A chaste and vigorous writer, he
also extemporizes with great facility when
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occasion requireS,!as I believe he does at
one service near] Y every Sabbath. re
never pt!caches a p4orly prepared discoure,
though his sermons' like all impressive
preachers, are not in the same plane of
- excellence. As a pastor he does not fall
behind in the full qualification's that be
long to his st: udixg as a preacher. He is
a too well balanced man to be unequal in
the discharge of any . official duty, public
or private. Personally Mr. llostitss is a
genial companion, greatly beloved by his
brother clergymen of all denominations,
and held to his congregation by strong-,
ties. As a scholar, a clergyman, a chrii2
than and a gentleman be bolds. a deserved
ly high rank in the country where he
lives."
T. F D..—The ann..al parade of the
Fire Department of this borough!, came`
off on Motulay last. The shower'early in
the morning laid the dust and cooled the
atmosphere, making the Weather all that
emild have been desired. ACIO
spcifil train, bearing " Fountain . 4,•'. of
I:nigh:unto:l,. with their beautiful Silver
hose carriage, arrived: The Fountains
were met at t he depot by a delegation of
Liu-tas, a liirge nmnber of citizetis: and
the Band,.and escorted to the pailers of
the Lin-tas. At-1:30 the procession was
formed in-the following order :
1. Mounted Police.
• Chief Enginer and ASsistant, with
visiting Chiefs and Assistants.
Band.
4. Fountain 4 and-Lin-ta 3.
5.! Hook and,Ladder No. 4.
hi. Naiad No. 2.
7...Fanklin No. 1.
8. Burgess and (..'orrinton Council, with
ex-Ch lefts,
And- paraded through the principal
streets. The line of march was as fol 7
lows :
Up Main street to Locust avenue; down
Locust avenue: to William; down 11:illiam
-to Canal; up Canal to Main; down Main
to Lolubard; up' Lombard to Seoind,
down titcond to Grnt; down G rant to
Main; up Main to State, and counter
march on Main, where the procession
will he reviewed 'by the Burgess and
Council.
The Borough Councilmen, and Fire In
spector OCCUpicd Carriagdti iu
the procc , shion, and rerieired the compa
nies at , they countermarched on Main and
State streetq.
- Fountain 4, the Lin-tas and Mantuas
wore a uniform a
gray with white lire,
hats,• and presented a splendid appeafi
:ince. The hats .of Lin-tau; . and Faun
thins bore the names of both companies,
and they marched four}alureast,; two
flora each company. The gorgeous car
riage:of tile Binghamton boys was grciitly
admired by the large crowd who witness- ,
ed the parade. The Franklin boys had
their carriage most tastefully Aiimmed
with evergreens and flags, and' mounted
on the top were three beautiful children,
two boys 'and one girl—the formei• at-'
tired in the uniform of the company,
'and the girl, arrayed as the goddess of
Liberty. Nothing occurred during the
day to interfVre with the entire success of
the occasion ; o'r cause any to 'regret its
recurrence.
disbanding the procesi4on, Col.
MEA.Ns, on , behalf of the borough au
thoritii!s, • thanked the Binghamton lire
'men for the pleasure they had contribut
ed to our people.
We have not the space to notice in de
tail ;the numerous and handsome deco
rations displayed by many of
. our patri
otic citizens ou the hue of March, but we
may safely say the town 'never looked
more beautiful. Across the street lead
ing to the Lin-ta Engitie Bourn . was a
beautiful banner.' bearing the cheering
inscription, " I . ‘ elcome to Fountain
Four."
Tn the evening the Lin-tas gave a ban
quet to the Fountains and a few invited
guests. This part of the day's enjoy
ment was in keeping with the other ap
pointments. The dininr: hall at the Ward
}louse was well tilled with a happy com
pany, and the tables' were spread in a
tnnst lavish miumer with substatrials
and delicacies of the season. AfterTthe
removal of the cloth toasts were proposed
and speeches made by a number of gen
tleinen. At 9::19 the tire laddies to the
number' of about 20), embarked on
board a special train placed at their dis
posal by Superintendent PACKER, and
wer e soon spreding away toward Phila
deq,hia. where they intend participating
in the grand parade of Independent Fire
Companies flout all pints of the union
this week. The Lin to Band accompanies
them.
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The Overseers Of Leraisvitie hmo vs
Overteerkof Pike—Courtdirect appeal to
' be Sled and questions raised in case to be
disposed of by depositions Oct 2, 1878.
Armenia twp vs Troy twp—Appeal4
Armenia-filed.
In in tile "application to convert the To
wanda bridge across the Susquehanna
river into a. county bridge—On reading
petition of certain citizens of Bradford
Co, Court grant rule to show cause. Levi
P Stalford, Wm R Storrs, Nelson Gilbert,
A L Cranmer, 0 Wayne Kinney and A
Hanson Spalding, viewers to assess dam
',ages which Brilige Co might sustain, re
turnable Oct 4, 1376.
In re the resignation of Jas G Scudder,
constable of Canton bore; and the appoint.
ment of Albert A Mills to fill vacancy—
Said 'res ' i ' gnation accepted and appoint
ment nipde.
Lucy hell Rose vs Lawrence Rese---De
cree of divorce on p4ment of costs.
Barnabas Brown , vs John Normans--
Rule flume pro tune, rs of June 20, 1876,
to open judgment and let•defendants into
a defense, made absolute.
31cIntyre & Russell vs George Birney—
Rule to open judgment.
D R BlOckman's use vs Chas 31 Myer—
Rule to open jndgtnent.'
Satoh Straus' use vs Geo Lenoi—S
Payne appointed auditor to distribfite tho
funds arising from t sheriff's sale of deft's
real estate.
Com of Pa. ex relation Geo Leer, atty
geu vs Chas H Atues—Suggestion of atty
gen filed and rule to show cause why a
quo warranto's4ll not issue.
Jno A Roy vs John and 3_ McCook
-Rule discharged.
Jno Donahue vs Jno Cunningham—
Plaintiff permitted to tile amended decla
ration. .
Edward Clark vs Peter Keen and wife
—Rule to set aside sale.
Geo V. Kendall vs Eliza Kendall—Sub
poena• directed to is.ate.
Corn vs Wm Isabel, rape—continued
till next term.
Corn vs Morgan S Moon, arson--Coa
tinned till next term.
Com vs Geo W Clark, rape—Nolte
prosequi on payment of costs. -
Com vs (leo Willcox and Dr Grass—
Aggravated assault—True bill, nolle pros
equi on payment of costs.
Com vs David Peters--Jury out.
Com vs John McNamara—Assault and ,
battCry. Nolle pros'equi on payment of
costs.
Cont vs Geo Wilcox and Dr. GmstL
.Nolle prosequi on payment of-costs,
Com vs David, Peters. 'Jury find de
fendant guilty...
Corn vs PatriekiCronan—Larceny. Not
true bill.
Com vs Jane Benjamin—Larceny. Not
true bill.
Com vs Geo W Clark Rape. Nollo
Prosequi, nn payment of costs.
Mary Knapp F surviving Aaron Knapp,
vs E A Kuitpiltule to open judgment. _
Dens More v , 'S Densmore—An alias. suli
puma directed! •
A B Austin vs M S Ayers —Rule to
open judgment..
Chas McFadden vs 0 A Black Rule
on plaintiff and 11 J Madill to appear and
maintain or relinquish their respective
claims to the propertyl levied; upon by
virtue of execution of plaintiff. •
.1 0 Frost vs 0 A 'Black— T attle \ same as
,
above.
S W Alvord and G II Eaton vs 9 A
Black—Rule same as above.
J 0 Frost and ;5 W Alvord vs 0 A
Rule same as above.' -
Oen Atwood; vs Richard, (3 raham,--Rule
to open judgment as to 36 dollars.
Ilirani Thomas 'vs J. A Kilmer and Jo
siah Kilmer—Rule to subrogate JOsiah
Kilmer t.. 1 rights of plaintiff.
W W Magee vs Hiram W neverly—
Slieriff enjoined from proceeding further,
on ti fa, until Oct ,2. Rule to open judg
ment.
O E Harris vs W II Vansyckle and M
Vansyckle. Rule to open judgment.
Daniel Bensley vs Wm. earner. Rule
to open judgment.
Jonathan Honiet vs 31 Eilcnbergcr.
Rule to amend levy, and plaintiff enjoin
ed from selling, as asked for in Jietition.
Elias Ellis vs Wll A T Ellenberger.
Bide to open judgment.
:• Richard' Warner vs Anna 31 Warner.
Decree of div)rco and payment of costs.
It ll Bolles vs Sarah A Bolles Ap
pearance for withdrawn by
leave of court; i l and rule in this cage dis
charged: Divbree I decreed on payment
' of costs. •
Calvin Dodge vs Edwin McClelland.
Opinion oCCourt filo, dismissing appeal
from re-taxation of ousts by Prothonotary.
Allen Jayne vs Jitstus Lewis, 2d. Au
ditor's report tiled and contirthed ni si. •
Ada May:Taylor vs Hotace E Taylor.
'Usual decree of divorce.
E Angel ivs Harriet and. George G•Oy
kendall.. Rule to open judgment.
N Stitiley vs W 11 crofut.' Rule to
open judgment.
George E Bullock vs T Burk - Presi
dent olCitizens' Hall Association and
,G
E Bullock . Rule to amend judgment so
as to be entered agtinst "The Citizens'
llsll Associate n."
Frederick Turner vs John -McKee.
Rule- fin:plaintiff to give bail for costs.
Henry Card vs F . II Person. Rule to
open ‘ tudgiecnt in the sum 0'4:137.50.
• (co E Bullock's use vs' Warren W
Wright. Rule on W W Wright; '.Albert
A Bloom, Smith White, \;C A Krise,'=
Wm W Watts and. Isaac Williams, to
show cause why sequestration shall not
be issued against life estate of W W
Wright in lands described iiYaflidavit.
Codding :Russel Li..; Co. to use of 11 II
Mace vs henry Stulen mid. II , 4 S Clark.
Rule to sell-real estate of Ileniy Stulen
before that of Clark, and to 'enjoin Sher
iff perpetually from selling reaLestate of
Clark. if that of Stulen- bring enough-to
pay the execution. •
Oscar L. Brownell vs Josephine M
Brownell, Dnrston and- J S Wil
liston appointed comtnissioneri to take
depositions.
BitADFORDCotiNTY AGRICULTURAL SO
CIETII:—Juog;s apf , ollited to act at the. exhibition
Bradford l'ounly Agricultural Society, to be held
at Towanda. on the 2:th, 2ith, nib, and 30111 of
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September, IsTIL
.dodges wta phkse. read earefidly the Instruc
tions printed with the premium Ilst, and be goy
ero',.(l iwcordlngly.
Judges will ',tease report themselves at the (nee
en the ito of the 2%1i, in order that they may
vet on the first day.
(•L s s I—D Prhant r•illb:;--11. Laporte, Asylum;
\..1. Weht.. so,nequin: ICansum, Smith
-11.-h1; LettaySville; tihumway,
Tll,:trt.ra.
•Z-sana:? as Class 1 . I
LAsSI, 4, k tp--.llderny. .Iyrslitre, /nag-
Vandyke, Canton; S. B. Horton, Wy
sox; swirl ttvensittre. Athens; Wm. Lantz, Frank
lin; s.tto'l Cmd, 'Highland.
4 • o. r•for , l, ire t and tirlide
:it.o . lcy, I corinigri qi; I irtandO Taylor,
P. E. Woodruff. Pike; John Ilird, East
Nier ahe. Roine.
and s-Herdo:, mid Fat Cat-
B. :Johnson. Leltaysvllle; Gen. A. Ste
vens. Ste/cur:li: Itundell, Burlington; 11;F. Bow
!pan. Towand.t; Chas.
%•• L. S , ott, Towanda twp.: J.
F. Rottlmon, omen; Adolphus Watkins, Ulster;
Chas. L. Stuart, ilerrickville; Reuben Stone, Le-
Boy.
('LAss to-S,eine.-F. F. Fairehltds, Franklin;
David Itutty, North Towanda; Sit ten G-Ilarner,
E. A. Coolhaugh, 11 . O's0.1; Frati r as Ha
german. Asynom
CL Ass 11- Tla.roughbrtd and Illlfitied Horses..
I). C. Dewitt, Towanda; S. 11. Lindley, Clanton;
Valuntlue Saxton, Granville; 11..8. Morgan, W y
bia; \S in. \Calker. Athens.
CLASS I_+-Horses for all Woi.k.-11. M. Welles,
Towar.da: T. G. Srultn. slieshequitt; O. J. Bullies,
Herrick; 'Mill Kennedy. 17lster; Lewis Williams,.
Troy.
CLASS 1:1-Lirirtng and Riding /Mrs/v.-N.
Terry. Terrytown; Chas. Chublmek, Orwell; Wm.
Chamber:ln. Wyalusing; .Lidson Blackman, Mon
roe; tlta.. Stevens. Franklin.
CLAss 11-Jacks and .Yuies..-C. S. Davis, Allis
110110 A; dim. l'assmore, Lome; Geo. W. ncilia.l.,e-
Raysville: L. P. Statturd, Nk'yalusing; Haul Walk
or, Ulster.
CLASS 15-PoUitPy.-Chas. E. Bartlett, Wysox;
A. D. Munn. Litchncld; C. S. Russell, Towanda;
T. J. Roof. Standing Stone; ‘Vni. 11. Shaw, Louie.
CLASS 16-.lgriettilwral imptementa.-E. J.
Allis, south 11lit; Martin Rockwell, West Burling
ton; Harrison Black. Wyalutinig; Elijah Blake,
Franklin; Ed. Sweet. Monroe.
CLASS 17-Plowing.-tho. Scoville, Towanda
twp.; E. H. Horton, North Towanda; c l:iteplien
Stilekkuid, Wysox; ISssight Kellum, Macedonia;
Nelstio Griner-4. Franklin'.
CLASS la--.llachinery, Vd.ge'Taole, , Harditare,
ke.-Julan A.Ctscidlug. Tolgarida; John Blood, Ath
ens; S. N. Brunson, Orwell; Kellou I'ackard, Can
ton; Jtio. S. Madden, Wirldhalll:.
CLASS 19-Carriages and Wagons.-D. 0. Irol
lon,
...North Tovrands; Stephen ti
~orhanirleftaysv
ine; It . A. Packer, Towanda; Walter 'Tracy,
Towanda; - Simuel Pomeroy. Troy,
CLASS .0-leather ifs Mattekfactrtre.-Jas.
Ridgeway. Franklin; Oscar Young, Rome . ; col.
lead Nrltson, Alba; Stark Ayers, Granville; Capt.
Kilmer, A , ylutil.
eLisS 21-Grain, Stec!, Flour and Fecd.-E.
T. Fox, Towanda; Chas. Stevens, Standing Shine;
I.eiris Lantz, Franklin; Guenlon Bull, Mourue;
L. J. Culver, Wysox..
er
CLASS "Ml - egaCiess-Geo. Gard', Wysox; Jas.
Smith. Sheshequin; Jas. Sterlgerr, New Albany;
S. lturtington; S. B. Tupper,4lrushstile.
CLASS 2a-Frotts.-A. Judson. Athens; Liatuqtr4
Ark ly.Spring 11111; W 3lotgan,Orn ell; S. E. WOI
- Litchfield: It. E. Gilbert, Ditrell.
CLASS 2F-Floterra and Drat - pls.-Mrs. It. B.
Morgan, Wysox;,.3lret. J. B. M. Uhlman, Monroe;
Mrs. R. A. Packer, Towanda; Mrs. 0. F. yours!
home; Mrs. J. C. Adams, Towanda.
CLASS -Blatt, Comfit-lc and Preserret,r
-3lts. J. E. Plohett, Wysox; Mrs. E. T. Fox, To
wanda; Mrs. M. J. 'Coolbaugh, Wysox; Mr*. J..F.
'6,4tterlee, Munroe: Mrs. Win. it. Stoma, Duren.'
CLASS 26--Bread. Butler, Cake, !0.-43e0. edge
Tees, Towsada;,lica.Suilth, WycoxV - tleo. W. Vll
ott, llerrick:. Mt': A. R. MIMI, I.lte6lleid; ilea
E.- it.. -Delonig4.,Xtelic,lrowandat.linc....',2llol9lll2ol
/ales LittiOtt
. z ,..,,
qr .
:t,~=r
awes11;;;411' iiiii If ad s iiisl ii;
: #
I . Vandyke, Ulster; • Mts. Halitiolph Beard).
y, Warrenhato; Mrs Horace Hotton.Bhenhaqul at
lulra. Geo. Scoville, Towanda • imp.; Ifin. C. 8. dos!
8. T.:veranda.
CLASS 23—PtIle Arts, renmanna/ap.&e.—E. E.
Wan. Towanda; Wm. P. l iorton4 tittent; Win.
Lewis, Wysox; John W. Kilmer. Bowe; Dr. HU-
B Barclay. . • 1- ,
Cbaas n—Musfeai Zattrantents.-rGeo.Y. War
n r, Berrie - pride; Wm. Dittrich, Towanda; W. C.
S rry; Towanda; Henry Stolen, Towanda; Chas.
7 Iluil. Athens:
1 a
I
. J.Long.Towanda; Win. Soyder,Shesbeq`n; Wm:
'-', LASS 30—Furniture.—Saml Nattee, Monroe;
11, Storrs, Duren; A. Hanson Spalding, Athena.
ADDITIONAL Pnanium.—The Executive Com
mittee have resolved to offer *premium of 13.00
for the best specimen of horsi, shoeing and ;MOO
for the snd best, the blacksmith doing the work to
re vire the premium.
;LABS Ill—iforeeshoetug.—Abrami Moore, Els.
to ; J. M. Fox, Towanda twp.; L. 13; Kingsbury,
Tewanda; Dr. D. 8. Pratt. Tuwanda;lThos. Black
well. West Burlington.
Trains will run during the days of the exhibition
from near the Court House to the vicinity 14 the
grim:ids at a low rate of fare.
All Wilson the Towanda bridge will be reduced
one half to those attending the Pair aM during its
continuance. Stock for exhibition wi I pun free.
''''he Society has decided to have nq trotting for
money. The line track within the enclosure will
be for the use and pleasure of all. I- ,-
There will be an opportunity glvenlon the third'
day for sale and exchange, beginning at,t o'clock
P. r . J. E. F0.X,1 Cor. See"'
_____________._____ i _
1 BUSINESS LOC -L.
Iol' 6 New goods received daily at*ls;
iitissal4ll.
New Dress Goodfix , t -
at
AL ss•.C.vii7. rs
New Goods in every Di
at .1 J T k
•
Novi prints at KENT LS:
Buttriek's Paiteras at
BLI 8.9
lar Ladies' Ties in great v
KEN I T h Buss'.[lscp7
ar Ladies' Collars and Cuffs
ut:us•.cserr
or Call at KENT Lt 'Buss'
thelrl i new Dollar Corset.Diep7
ljeC3ll at KENT Buss' for
ble Damask, Nakano, dm, Ac.rsep7
EM" New Cloths and Cass
SENT
M" One more case of thus
Qallts, at KENT & BLI
. Sr.DiepT r
rirA large assortment of sp
flizmnier `fate, -just , received, at M. I ,
FIELD'S. I.
Or Dollar-and-a-half booki fo
Morcor Block.
airiIIICSDMAN offers a eeat redact
rer-Plated *are.
ti' You can bay a plated Caster for-99
cents, In llereur Mock.
r2e7 Call at KENT SZ BLISS', a
'at theft' Black Grenadines.
rr A largo stock of 'games a
at cost; at Wurrcoain & SIIAUrs.
MT All 4he latest publication
cheap, ',at WHITC9MB
Vir
Everything in the lino of station
e,
elry at 'WHITCOMB 44 SHALT'S.
Ur WHITCOMB & SIIALTT 801 the best
Blanlcßo • s manufactured In the country.
You can get all the latest styles of
Stathinery,'Yery cheap, at WitiTcovt 11.1.17 T'S
rgn The largest and Lest assortment of
spring clothing In' town, at 3f. E. Ittistx.rtzt.D's.
/Sir old, Silver, anti Steel Spectacles, and Eye . '
Illasses; In great variety, at IIIt:stDELMAN '8 Jewel
ry Store.
ranTlie largest and best assortment of
Brackets ever brought to this place, ran I now be
seen at knoSr St SONS. (Oct. 2.0—t.t.)
. was
- C7 - 1 rtUnItER PAINT, price reduced to
per gallon. In 5 gallon pails $1.90.
M._WELLES .1.843 N.
irff - You will be surprised to leant how
much y(iu can buy for OP cents In Mercur Block.
-5r Great reduction in American
•
WateheS, at cltiolHEltLl:vs.pune 3.
Cdr - Ilr.tinEl.mAN has the finest stock
of Walel3eA, Jewelry awl Silverware, ever brought
Into this town, Call and sea It.
::e7 If you want a suit of clothes cheap
er than yoU can buy the same In News York, just
ca!lat ItostNriEtn's.
CH" Pa.ssengers to the West will find it
to thrlr advantage to purchase tickets at tit.; To
wanda Depot. Itates redured f 1,50 from Sept. Ist.
A new stock of Trunks and Tray
ening Bap
.1 ast received at COR!+E.II . I4, and at low
er prices than ever. (Augio.
•
Conant: 'beats them all in good
gruNis and low pries this fall. Opposite the Court
rg" Shoddy is about played out:
~When
you want a gocil Root or ,ttlif, go to Con Sim's,
poslt! tit?, Court liouso.—Aug9.
rff" nosENPIELD has just "filled up "
wun a c , mpleto lin^ of forokhing goods, which
he offers cheap.
Cr SUSQUEHANNA. COLLEGTAT INSTI-
TrTk.—The fall session coninv?neem MONDAY
ArGTST 2I ST. See the advertisement In another
tolumn.[ang2wl.
C.:07 Take Notice, there is a great re
duction In Waltham and Elgin iVatelle.i. Call at
ItExtir.r.StAx's and you will be sure to buy one a
the 'glees he Is offertng.
irir Don't fall to call r.t lIENDLEMAN'S, If you
wish to buy anything In the line of Jewelry, Sliver
and Silver-plated Ware. •
tr,f - Cl,Awsox `*WIDE.! r.—An approved
Wlo;at, cleaned ready for sowing. Orden
tilled on and after 8(0.4 at one dollar and seventy
five cent% per bushel:
G. IL WLL‘Es, WyAinslng, ra[sue.iw3
',"0" Fon lIENT.—A large,-new, double
houNe, 011 Railroad St., suitable for either one or
two families. 'tent yery cheap unt4t / Aprll next.
Also a stilt of rooms In Ilale's z lnock," on Bridge
St. !tent low until April nest/ Fiuqutre of E. W
HALE pug 24
Two :MATCHED TEAMS Fort SALE.—
We have a i9otl pair of matched four years old
col.s; al.so,rine pair five years Mil, well matched
which we ou reasonable . terms. Itither
team ,would make good carriage horses.
J. W. NICHOLS & SON
/3luuntaln Lake, Pa., Sept. 41, 1870. .
"i3RAD1.11111) COUNTY AGRICULTIJRAL
Sout ETV.—A II thosa.aho wish hunake entries for
the a innial liviillAtion of the S.sil•ty on Sept. 27.
23, 29 and 30, 1870, Will find the tw.uks of entry at
the otilee Of Nonii VINCI:NT. over Ilita i rin
Ilmt.'s Market. k. C. fistIVII,
Septernher 5, 1876. Secretary.
C' Fon SALE.—A very desirable farm
of about 100 acres of land, In a good - state of milli
ration, with one frame 'house, barn, horse shed,
cora house, and a small orchard. The farm Is well
'watered and well adapted to (hill purposes, situa
ted aboai one mile from %Vyaluslog depot. Price,.
loco 00. Two thousand to be.pald on continuation
of sale, ihae given on balance. For further par
ticulaia address F. 11. STALFORD, NOTWalk, Couu.
or etihtilre of L. P. STALFORD, Wyal n sing, Pa.
IiosENFIE4o, who bas come to
be eithildered authority on all questions relating to
the clothing trade, gives his views on the situation
In another 'column, and we only obey 'a natural im
pulse to aid our fellowcitlzens In economising dar
ing these "bird tithes," by calling special attention
toltr. L's predictions In regard to the advance a
prices. His reputation for candor and fair dealing
Is so well eatabliahed that nothing more than a word
directing attention to his views Is necessary.
t Phoir A `PYYSICIAI.i.—I - Iytie Park,
Vt., Feb. 7, 3 1t76. !dews., hirrit W. FOWLE. &
Soxs, Boston. pents:—You may perhaps remem
ber that I wrote yuu several weeks ago in regard to
the use of the Peruvian Syrup for my wife, who
was suffering from general debility, the sequence
of. Typhod 'Dyst•ntary, had tried the most noted
• +Oaths In this State, and also In Canada, with.
out Ate. At yOur recommendation she -com
menCled the use of tho syrup, the first four bottles
madettut little impression, but while taking the
fifth she began to improve rapidly, and now, idiot
using six of the dollar b4tllei, she has regained her
strength, and Is able to do tumor the'work about
the house; and I feel thall cautalt speak too highly
la praise of th e Peruvian Syrup. I hare prescribed
It to see - o'ra crt eby pitieuta i ltad hairs procured the
*ter ecverel 7- cloece et It befe.:4 4 lfileerieliko'
1141444 .144 1 05 1 1 1 01/;',C ,
'fmtlt,SOgirAVO'
S .L . , 404
ItleLoorr.-'-qn Saturday last ) lily good
deg "Slap.* 110 is of nudlun% she; baa Wipe cur
ly. 'ropier hatr. Boils ears and one elde of Ms ilium,
brown. A liberal reward is offered for biz return.
Sept. 7wi Joan P. 310unoW.
FfiWLEll.—At Carbon Rim. August V, of chOlera
f pnfantum, Ethel Lena, only child of. D. If. ,and
Addle Fowler, aged 1 year. it months and 4 days.
"There's a little low mound In tho Sun light to.
. .
.. day, ..
d
.
. .
But we see not the ann4lght thereon,
-1 -.: ..!
i,
.
Por the tears that are falling ; the while wit are
calling, ,
Come, fair little blossom, come back to our tusions
Our darling, our blrdllng, our beautiful ono!
rain call, for our Lena, the fairest of any
And all of the band of earth angels, to the •
Land of the angels has gone.
Tho earth was towrough for het l / 4 lelleate feet;
Bow they're sandalled with .kapiihire and pearl,: ,
Which round her are ‘ ehedding their light as she's
: ..
treading . ' t , .• --,
•.
The tar fields elysion, too bright for our vision, r .
And God will protect her our own little - girl..!:
Our little lost Lena, 'the fairest of any'.
And all of the band .af the angels who walk With
. ,
their sandals ofPearl.,"
DLEXAN'S
i n's Jewelry
•
rlrA CAltD.—To all who are suffering
from the errors and Indiscretions of youth, nervous
wetakneas, early decay, loss of manhood. &c•.. 1 rill
send a recipe that will cure you, FRE E OF
Cif Alm E. This great remedy was dlscoverediby
a rulislonary In South America. Send a self-address
ed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T, hi, Station
D. Bible Dottie, New York City.Mayisma
KENT t
partmen
iss.[Tp7
(KENT IS;
fIITOTATION OF WIIITE,PO*-
NocELL & CO., Bankers and Brokers, N0.;,4,
Swan Third Street, Philadelphia, Sept. sth,
MEM
BID. Askro.
1 17h'.117.%
112. y; 110
113:
....... 11511'11V
' 118 ; 1110(
11554; Ht.%
1253 i. 1203
115 If • 115 h
1135,' 115 h
ICO h 109 h
100 1004
47S 97h
14 14
I's" 15*,
' 33,
53
1417
10%i 94
31 31
43 ; 43.4
51 1 1
167 h 1079 , 0
NEW YORK PRICES Cuirent
for Conntri Prothice, for the week ending
Sept. 24, 1870, ItCported expressly for tho lIRALY 7
ronD ItsroivrEd, by. 11. K. & F. B. TII
co.. West Br3dway, Meade and iludwit SireetK,
Sew York.
G. a. 1881, c f.
. 6.5540
" . XlB., J. Jur! .7
46 • 44 0 7 . o
4 46 "'r '• 6B. .•
• 10-40, coupon
" I'aeltl.
New Los, neg. 1831
" " C. , 1881
Gold
silver
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia St Erie.
Lt;high Navigation..
•• A'slley, Ex. Div
United It. R. of N. J
011 Creek
Northern Central
Central Transpottatlim
Nespuehonlng
CAA:Nor:gage G's„ 'B9 .
at Kerr
and see
your ta-
eras at
o cheap
lECII
ROftEN.
BM
lon In SII-
: • 5:
BUTTER.—ltecelpts fur the week packages.
li ni4re continues tope a' karclty of floe butter,
which Is the result, rui dould, of the severe droutli t
and a distsktitlon on ttie part of farmers and dlat,
ers to withhold supplies In anticipation of higinl
prices. This result will undoubtedly be attained
fur finest fre,h made butter, ,while that which ha;
been held will have depredated In vatue and Me .
sold for less than could havo,heeu realized bad the
butter been forwarded Immediately after It wa.l
ready for market. The medium and-Inferior graded
are abundant and diMcult to sell at quotations. -1,
We quote:— ,
State Dairies; pails, selected , 3'022 5
.. -.• • 6 fair to good' 27e429
" creamery, choice, .
R i'2,
6. good to fine r 2* JO
" firkins selected . • 2i.6 - 029
" " fair to good . 26427 ::
half firkin tubs, choice selected .... -... fr - 929
" 6* 66 .6 tier to good ' 2rtgl2i
" Welsh tubs, selected . @2fl
41. .• '. fair to good 2:qiiy2l
Western. creamery; choice 'lt:li i
(fair to' good 2c429
firkhas, selected 115'041
.. i
6 6, fair to good -'
* let 1
Western dairy tubs. selected 18(123
.
fair to good • 21(410 .:
Western factory tubs, selected • 43 2 2
fair to good 1i,16
Cif EESE.4tecelptS for the week, --packages'
The weekcloses with stock well sold up at prices ,
In advance of those realized last week. The de—
Wand for export Is amply suinclent to take all the'.
really•fine goods that have teen received in,mar
ket, while the local trade has been fully as gt!txt as
at corresponding dates In former years. Thiel free
tutwenient„of goods Is undoubted!• owing to the
ex tremely - ,low prices which have ruled the market,
but as the season advances It Is 'but reasonable to
expect baler figures will be dereandedand obtained
ul look
d toys,
RIM
. ..
' We quote:—:
.Srate factory, fancy to WI
" • .. falr,to g00d.... 10. 410.'i
Western factory, cheddar fine 9 , 2 ~Wi
fiat. flue int (410
poor tii gootl 6 (VS
EGGS.—Receipts for the week, barrels.
Receipts continue to be moderate. the detinind
being sufficient to prevent any accuniulath i n of
stock. Prices are firm at quotations.
We quote:— i
State and Penn....
Western fine fresh
'• lair to good.
FLOUR AND MEM
Flour In fair demand and firm.* Corn meal
steady.
'Superfine
Spring wheat, extras
M. Louis, extra
" fancy..
" faintly.
Corn meal, yellow
white
GRAIN.
Wheat In moderato - dematicl,Nlth prices In fa
vor of buyer. !Carley quiet but firm. Lye steadily
held M quotations. Oats Arm but (plot. Corn
quiet and weak..
Wheat. Spring, No. 1....
Chicago, No.:
" • Mllwaukile, No.:
.. whiter.
" A pfber
" White.
Marley
M=ZI
•• white
Corn, w•caturn_ In I zed
"
F A NS,I
The market is active, prices haring :advanced on
all kinds, mediums taking the lead and showing
the greatest linidoventent,t,
Pen. fair to good
Marrow
White Kidney
Red Kidney
11(Ips.
Market I eery quiet, stock of old basing gener
ally gene Into 'consumption. while Jeccipts of new,
aro so ligftt ast L to scarcely establish prices.
Crop 7n. :h at's. goodto prime ,
"1S fair to prime
Crop 71, poor to good
SEMIS
Tiniothy Is very titta, the only sale of any magzil
ttol-t being at prices quoted. Flax Is In. good de
loam!, prices favoring the seller.
(Inve r t' 1875.
Fla x. 'n - estertt rough.
Timothy. rr bushel.
TALLOW
Dull at quotatlon
toprlme
DID EIVFIZIIITS.
Th•rn has been a disposition on the part of deni
m-4 to acrelit_current prices for apples, In fact this
ho'ds true trlth dried' fruit s of all descriptions.
Th' market, though not active, Is tolerably firm at
quotations,
Apples, State, ' , Heed.
•• quarters
Western, sliced
quartera
Southern, sliced
quarters
Peaches, peeled, fancy
fair 10 good
•• nujreied, halves..
quarters
Blackberries. per ith
Chertles, pitted. js•r
Plums. per lb
Raspberrtei
U. K. & F. B. THURBER &
Importers. Wholesale Grocers & Cow. Merchants.
West Broadway, Reads, & Hudson Sts.. N. Y.
Produce Comthisston Department In charge of .1.
S. ciatom. We receive and *len on romtnniMon all
'kinds of Country. Produce; make mod' advances on
consignments and furnish stencil plates and mar
ket gootatlons when desirol, Correspondence
so-
Iletted.
New Advent:entente.
. ,
a Week to Agents. Samples FREE..
CO.Yr. P.O. VICE:ERIC, Augusta, Maine.
°LASSES IN FRENCH AND
DRAWING.—M(Li.E.d. LEQUIN alit begin
he: lessons at the 6iadedSchool and at the Stispit ,
hanna Collegiate Institute on August 1. 1876.-9wl.
V •
OR SALE.—A farm of 100 acres,
L. 86 improved. south-west ,part of Smithfield
township, Bradford COY., Pa, Twonrchard% mostly
grafted fruit, house of It rooms, arranged for one
or two families, two barns. For particulars, en
quire on Pahl premises, or of
augt. FRANCIS FRENCH.
ADMINISTRATOWS• NOTICE
—Notice 19 hereby given that all persona In.
dented to the estate ors. D.Stiirileaint late of Tus
carora. deed. must make immediate payment to
the. undersigned, and an persons having cloture
against said estate. must pnasont them, duly anthem.
tiested,, for settlement.
W. F. COBURN.
'
seillen, . - - - Adru'r.
_____
A liIINISTRATOR'S. NOTICE,
.„„.. Notice Is hereby given that - all _persons
dewed to tbo estate tit Chas. Reece, tate of Spring;
musrmake Immediate payment to the under.
signed, and all persons having claims against said
estate. must present them, duly authenticated, for
set tleinent.
MED
A lIDITOR'S NOTICE.I---, Sarah
Strani! Use . ye. Geo. Lenox. N'o. 741, 3t ay
Tenn. 1871.
b. F.'Welfes' use vs. Geo. Lenox. 100. 604, 31st'
Term, 1871.
In thenuirridt Common Please of Bradford Co.
The undersigned, an auditor appointed by the
Court to distribute the funds arising from the
!.sale of defendant/ real estate. upon 'execution
Is
sued Upon altrjudifinents, will attend to the du
ties of his 'Appointment at- his piece In liereur!
Block. in the Byre of Tesrawlal on _IIONPAY.,
Octobers, Is7tT,,atle o'clock 14,10'sr and *betel
ailpene: hirdetilitame - * PA F 4 4 ,1111 4,
frhes ll ll l4 l4 ll eriffereelt~tittbehtfrofig
et
rAnnei;:i7.ll
• Ate •
twrgul
.
y ;~y.N
~... .... Y<.
DIED.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ilarkets.
20 i 021
©l9!.
3 65fl 25
4 4.7.04 70
4 ao4 go
01(not 21
6 - 7:467 50
2 65462 90
16;41 90
I ICOI 1 :5
07(all 01'
1 0141 10
0(41 15
1 _(.R.I Z
I =( call 01 30 7
/ 00041 05
7 (d $3
Z•qiil 41
4I 45
it. , @
• GOO G 2
1 rat so
17. Qt 30
1 4:"4.01 7
1 V.C6ipt G 3
:'oa9
9(413,
303
14101 50
6'41 80
B.ta , B,t
7 a 7'j
6. 2 a 7,2
(7
. 014
. 0 011
. 9 011
N at.lo
. 9
au;
at
22 ®..3
JOHN REESE,
Admlnlstrator
~ .1 ‘ 51r1. , N.', ' ,5, . .--I. ' _f_tiir:, ' ''.l ' ,
:;.•_-.:7,,'',:':•';,';.,_:',-;'_'.',:^,'''.l'...'
MSS
THE GREATEST ,
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHES
Ever offered to the people of
BRADFORD COIINTY.
:'As I Gave a prospect of gaining
au important suit in one of the west
ern territories, which will render it
necessary for me to retire from the
CLOTHING BUSINESS,
I take this method of infOrmino
the people that my present large
stock of
MEN AND BOYS' WEAR,
Will be sold regardless of cost,
Sop'. 6.
TjEIIIGH VALLEY -AND,
N. Y. RAIL ROADS.—Artangennent at Vase
senger Trains, to take effect Aprll 17, Is7e.
- -
SOUT
. I ;
STATIONS. 1513 19 I 7 1291 - 31
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, ..__,_ l __,_._
1,..M. 1 1'..1 . ;NI 1'.111.:.A.M. P.M.
Nlagara Pa115....1 2 151 755 .- r, 35 7 55; .... ....
Buffalo 12 50110 15 5 15110 15: .... __
Rochester.. ...• I 4 001 600 6 00: 6 001. ..., ....
... I 8 0•;) _.,,„ 1 ,, ,,,,,, ; ..
I Auburn-- I 5 45'
Geneva. ••• •I 5 50 .... 8 00 ; _..;1_1,66r ....
Ithaca '7 So ....111 , 421 ..,.er'l2 .14f .
Owogo 19 00, ....;10•5 4 tr,'...1 ...,J.--: - . 7- , - ,
Elmira I 9 COI 3,4 , 111,52! 8 301,2 Al 520
I Waverly 6 66 , 4 2014 20, , 9 05' 3 20 6,06
Sayre ..r9 45! 4 25,11 18 1 9 12; 3 28; G 14
,
Athens ' 9 50; 4 30 1 t 11 33 1 9 19 ,- 3 34; 620
M ..
ilan I ..- - .1 ..... ....I 9 30; 3 45! 6 30
It h,•er ' 9 40 . 3 MI 6 40
TywaTowanda - ;1025,5 05;12051030, 4151 665
Wysauklng , .... .... 1 .....lo 09 .- 4 27 P. 31
Standing Stone_ .1 ... .... ....,10, 19' 4 39 1 _.
Rtinnnerteld 1 :„., ... ....'lO 25' 4 49. ....
*Frenchtown I ..., ..../ .... 10 36 4 591 _..
Wya1uhing........1 .. t . 5 45; l2'
Laceyvllle ! It 2:, 6 05.12 5911 12 5 3' •....
Skinner's Eddy..., __ 6 081 .....11 15 53 , ...—.
Meshoppen.. 1 ... 0 23, .... 11 32.0 0 , ....
31ehoopany I j :;_. 6 291. .... 11 50 GPr ...
Tankhanuock . 1* IC 7 10, 20512 25 0 3. - . ...
LaGrange
Palls .., .... *7 20: ....'l2 31' 6 45 1 :...
, ..., 7 35; ... 12 51 6591,, .....
Ramona ; .....1 . ....1 :...: 103* 7 10' ...'.
L ,ic Is Jtnletioll - ••• 2 501 755' 2 MI 1(20 1 7 20: ....
wukos-8arre1.....1 201 8 2.'*: 3 IS 2 Chti 7 51• I ...
'Mauch Chunk.... 3 40110 5,,; 5 25! 4 35 .
:..,
Allentown 4 4511 53' 6 25' S 50 - ....1 _6.
, . .
netillehein• • I 4 (1(.12 IS. fl, 40, 6 05. ....: ..:.
Ea•tell I 5 351 1 00 7 00; G 55' ..1 ...
Pllnadell'ian......o 4.5 2 03, 8 25 , 8 15; ~.. ....
New York 1 i 29 3 49 9 59 ' 9 59' ...
-,
'A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M.:P.M.1:...
_____
N O R T It W A, R II .
STATIONS. 8 "13048 2 32
,
. - - ----- -
IP.M 1 A.31
Nets - York. 631 , - 1 ... 7 De; .....; ....
l'1111;ulelpIda 6 00 ... - c.! , .:. ,: . 8 45! 9 45 ....
....... ....CWllO'OO4l 30 ....
14 , 11alellent 30;10 110 12 00. ....
Al!riltowli IQ 05 1 .....; 6 43'10 4212 11: .....
Mauch Clynk .... I. 35; ..:.! 8 00'11 45 I 2,- ....
Wllkes..ll3irre .... 1 111 7 2010 40! 2 15 4 uo, ....
1... S 1 11. Junction. 1 40! 7 5511 10. 2 41 .1 3i: ....
Italson) .. ....I 8 0611 23 ....' 4 44: ....
4 • 31!4I w 8 1911 34 ....: 5 001 ....
-I.olrango.. .... 8 35 11 51 ....• 5 n: ....i
, l'unkhannock.... 2 21. >s46 12 211 3 22, 5 35
' 3101100paiay ....... I .. '. 9 12;12 45 1 ....1 5 532..
Mt-diel.lB'll 1 ... I 9 19 12 541 ....! 6 00; ....
Skinner's Eddy...( ..:..! 9 35: 1 lei ....! 6 16: ....
Laceyvllle - . 3 07; 9 39 1 13' 4 0.2' 6 20; „„
Wyalusing 1 ~..110 00, 1 35! ....I 6 40' ....
;Freoclll 01411 , ....:10 15, 1 49 ...,1 6 r,3, ....
I'RI/lllMerfl..ll/ - I ....,10 25. 1 68i .... 7 03: ....
i Standing Slone ~! ••...10 32 2 05, ..., 7 10; „,,
iiWys.ailklll4: , ' .... 10 41.2 15 ...; 7 20' ....
!:Towanda 4 101055 23( 500: 735 730
11.11,trr ...' ....II 09 2 45 ....' 7 49 7 . „45
f, , :dilan - , ....'ll 19 2 551 ....! 8 00: , 55
0 : kilitms ...... ..... 4 42 11 29, 3 051 5 29 8 10 8 05 ,
'"Sacra 4 48 11 35 3 11 1 5 33 8 16„,"8 10
liWaverly : 4 5.5,11 45 3 20 5 40, 3 1.5; 8 20
Elmira ' 5 , 35'12 30. 4 101 6 15 9 lei 9- if)
Owego '545 - ...' '... 6 3 . 11 .....! 955
I • i ", -
?..Ithaca...- . • 6 45, 1 50. ....! 72, ... ii ....
A1eiwra.......,...: 8 40; 3 55 ....;9 28. • • .4. f • •
2Autairn .. ..' 9 05; ...., .... 9 30 1 .... 1 4 . 3 5
110v1;ster 10 50. _X ....,11 201 .... 6 55 ,
'llofralo ....... ..... 12 25 . ...., ....'l2 35 8 20 6 15
N'lngara Falls 'l2 5.4 . ..; ....! 104 ....' 94 0
p _ • P.31.1r;31.: P.M. , A. 3- P. 31.. P.3t.
Trains A awl VS run glatly, with Pitllmatt Sleep
ing Cars attached. between Elmira and Philadel-
Phis, and Geneva and New York;
Drawing 20oni Cars wtaehed to Trains 2 and 9
between Elmira an Philadelphia. , •
; Al! Philadelphia trains run throngh to Venteuni
al Grounds.
R. A. PACKER, Superintendent.
Towantln, April 26,
HOWARD ELMER. REC'R.
GENEVA, ITHAC A & ATHENS
It.—eiimmench),7 Monday ; Jan. 24, 1876,
iratns wlll run as on this road as follows:
!LEAVING SAYRE 7.IOIITIIWA RD.
No. 8.-8:00 a. m., daily, with Pulinntr k eing
('oath through from NOw York; arrlvJ at 'an
F.tteu _SAS, Spencer 5:55.„ Ithaca 6:504/Tatighanic
Fails 7:IS, 'Trumanshurg 7:25. FarineE 7:43, Ovid
center 7:52, Hays Corner 8:00, S:l2. Gene
Ira 8:45, making elosi.connectton east and west' ith
trains on N. Y. .k 11. It. IL. arriving at Rochester
at 11:20 a. m., Buffalo 4:15 p. m., and Nia.tlara Falls
at 4:10.
No. 30.-12.00 a. m., daily except Sundays, on ar
rival of L. V. trail' from Wilkes Barre, Pittston,
Tunkitnnock, Towanda. &r.. arriving at Van Et
-I'n 12:45, Spencer 12:55. litiaca 1:55, Tatighanic
"alls 2:25, Trumansimrg 2:32. Farmer 2:5:1, Ovid
Cmiter 3:02, Ilayts Corners 3:20. Rotuulus 3:23, Ge
neva 4:00, connecting with trains east and west on
N. Y. C. & It. R. I:.
,
No. p. except Sundays, with through
e'rt r from Elmira for Geneva, leasing Elmira at 5:10
pi. In., arriving at Van Etten 6113, spencer 11058,
Ithaca 7:30, Taughatile Falls 8:18, Trumansburg
fcitn. Farmer 8:4e4 Oyld Center 8:55. Hayti , ' Curtain;
fiol, Romulus 017,i . Geneva 0:53: connecting with
trains east and west on N. V. C. 3:11. IL Vt. 1:.
ARRIVE AT SATRE PROM THE NORTH
.1 tin. 7.-9:03. a. to., daily except Sundays, with
through car from Genova toFtmira, leaving Gene.
vaat 54.00 a. in.. Romulus 5;.. liayts Corners 4:47,
t Ovid Center 0:50, Palmer 6:05, Trumansburg 6413,
Vatighanic Falls 0:30, Ithaca 7:05, Spencer 8:01, Van
Ft ten 6:13, arriving at Elmira at 9:53; making close
ci.nnectiots at Sayre with L. V. Day Exprees arri
ving at New York at 10:00 r. In., Philadelphia 3;20
pi m.
No. 9.-1:30 p. m. daily except Sundays, leaving
Genova at 10:00 a. to.. linnlitins 10:31. iTayts Cor
nery
1000, Ovid Cimter IG:51, Farmer 1i:02,
Trn
mansburg 11:17, Tatietanic Falls 1143. Ithaca 11:45,
Spencer 12;37. Van Ellen 12:35Hilaking Owe con
nection with L. V. Fast Line; arriving In Philadcl
phii 10:30 p. in.
!No. 11.-0:4040. m. with Pullman Sleeping
pact' attached for New York without. change;
!raves Geneva at 5:40 p. in., on arrival of N. Y. C.
liains from the East and Vest; Romulus 6:16;
itityts Corners 0:29, Ovid Center o:a6, Farmer 6:47,
Ttotnatedoirg 7:07. Tanghante Falls 7:14, Ithaca
7:Z.1. Spencer 6:43, Van Etten .6:53; Connecting , wills
f.; V. Night Line arriving at New York at s;:aand
Philadetphia 6:41 a. in.
Tickets sold and baggage checked to ail
pai points.
IL A. PACK 1:11. Gen. Supt.
M. M. IToV EY. Gen. Pass. Agt. .
W. 74. STEVENSON. Asst. Supt.
JI ILAIIELPH/A & READING
1:411.1tOAD.
- •
ARRANGESIENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS
JULY 17.. p r ., Is
I=IE2IIMI
M=EZ=
Far Phtlatteiphla at 9.104 •11.20; •5.50 a. tn., •1.t.-
00 ni,on, 5.55 and •R.2S p. nt.
.r Philadelphia, at • 4.39 a. In., •12 noon and 3.10
t. tn.
trta East Penna. Braneh.)l
r Reading, 12.30. 5.5 e, and 8.55 a. m., 12.20,` 2.10
4.33 and 9.00 p. m.
nr 11 arrislnerg, n. 39, 5.50, and 8,55 a. m., 12.20, 4.30
and 9.00 p. m.
,r Lancaster and Coltuptda, 5.5 0 , 8.55 a. M., and
.30 p. m.
Does not run on Mondays.
Pc r Iteadlng , . 2.3 n a. ni.,:2.25 and 9.00 p.
Fit Harrisburg. 2.70 a. in. and 9.00 p. na.
•
ti'rainafor 4;lentown learear
- (via - Perkins : 7l Branch.)
Ltia, rel Philadelphia, °S. , 9.15 a. tn., '2.15, 5.25.
"T 5.25 and *7.00 p.
te_asis Bridgeport, 8.52:0.58 a. in., 147, 6.08, 8.17
and 7.40 p.
Loave Philadelphia, 8.05, a. in., and *l.lO "p. JD
L .--------- ( 1aii...141 , _ -
L %re Reading.7.4o, 7.45, 1 . 0.35 a. in., 4.4, - 9.10, and
0.30 p. oh.
Leave ilarrisbarg,.s,P.LAs.lo a. m., 2.60, 3.37 and
7.40 p. m. ' ---------, _ •
Leave Lancaster, 5.40.7.45 a. m.,12.55. and i - 45 in,,
Leave Columbia 5.30, 7.30 a. m., 1.00; and 9.35 p. in.
SUNDAYS.
•
. r.
~ I
DLeave Reading, 7.35 and 7.40 a. m.
ave Harrisburg, 5.20 a. In. : I
IP, rains marked thus (*) run, to and tramdepo t Ilth sal Green streets, other, trains - to and floe
Broad street depot.
The 5.20 a. tn. train from Philadelphia and 5.0
p.:*traln from Allentown- have through tars a*
attft+frem Elmira, N. Y.
MO 2.15 p. m. traip from Philadelphia acrd 12.0
mron train from Allentown have. through cars It
sad from Pittatoh. ~
-Tha 4.24 p. in. train frOtil Philadelphia. atull..Vl
Li "Lusty frets AlleuiwirabaTA T I LF'I I "".. :
1004fitaitelk Chiralt; - %. .. - ,.. y
A: -:, - ...,--. 1.: - • . ;cji 11/114
' ,
Othint.
CHANCE
TO BUY
FOR CASH.
11. J A.COBS:
Bailnads.
IWARD
=
=EMI
'SUNDAYS.
-7, .',.'-' , :',-f!'.. - :' - 1 . -.;
2.•4'-'.::':=:.::-7J-',.if.
- _7 ,
EMU
- 10gat
. •
ROCLA.IitATION WitznE:tia,
t i ',aCt. D. MOttnOW, president Judge Of
the 18th Judicial Ilisttict, consisting of .the
county of lizadford, and Bons. S. 1): Bat:k-
W/tail, and CL 8., Itustirtt, Jissociato Judges In
and for said county of Dnutforit; have Issued their
precept bearing date the tst day of Atiguid, Daft
to me directed. for holding. a Court oil Oyer and
Terminer, GerieraNall Delivery, Quarter. Sessions
of the Peace, Common Pleas and Orphans , Court,
at Towanda, .;for,. the ContstY df Bradford, on Mon.
day, September 4M, Ina, to continue two weeks.
Rake la the , refore hereby Oren to the Coroners
and Justices of the Peace of the county of Brad:
ford, that they be then and there in their proper
person, at • o'clock in the forenoon of 1431 d day,
With records ' Inquisltlims and other remembrances
to do those things which- to their office appertains
to be dune; and those who are bound by recogtil
rances or otherwise, to prosecute against the prlso-
Dela Rho artoor ~ ntay be in the Jail of said county,:
or who shall he bound to appear at the said Court,
are to be then and there to prosecute AM:lst them
as shall i.e Just. Jurors 'are requestrd to be punc,
teal In their attendance agreeably to their notice.
Dated at TORatida, the let day of Augtist. In the
year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-six, and of the Independerice of the
UniterlStates, the one hundredth.
x%) •
EGISTER'S NOTlCE.—Notice
Is kerehy given that- -there has been pled In
the omre of Itegister of Wills In and for the coun
ty of Bradford, aecoutqs or administration upon
the followingestates,viz:
Final account of Wm II Morgan. - guardian' of
Chas T Fox, minor heir of Hirai - we Fox.'dee'd. -
Partial aee of Minerva Wilkinson. administia
trio of W W %Yiikluson, late of Slieshegultbolee'd.
Final arc't Of Jesse Brown, guardian- of Thus It
Dobai% minor 01141 of David Dallis, ,
Final are't Je..se Brown,
gnardlan of Wni: 1 11
Damns, minor Child of DavidDahms, eeli.
Final acct of Jesse Brown, guardian of _Helen
Dale, minor child of David trains, tiee'd: •
Final acc't Of Jew: Brown, airmen-on of Annie M
DMus, minor tililtd of David Damns, deed.
Final acc't dr F. A Godard, executor of the last
will and tcstaOsent of Harriet Hilton, late of 'West
Burlington. OCc'd.
Final acct if Win MeMorran, guardian of wai
ter Sinelair, a tttlitor child of Daniel Sinclair, -late
of Ulster, der:A. ,
• Final acct ofGeo W Wept', adorr of James Mc-
Lane, late of Wells. deed. -
Final acct o -W K Walker, goirdian of Clar
ence Cooneby.ttninor child - of A(5 Cooaehy, late of
Athens torp. dee'd.
Final ace% or Louisa 3t Cmitley.exertutrix of the
list will and te,ttament of Jotin Crostley. deed. •
Partial meet N • Betts, Jr, ex'r oT N N Ilea ,
late of Towanda, tlec'd.
Final act of / 311,hael 31 ,, a 'ifty and Jno
tiirmin
barn. oVi's t•We of 311etir McNulty. doe'd.
Final arc't of Warren Ayer, adin'r of Levi P
Albro, late' of ,'.,litany, dec'd. , .
Fhtal
aC o 't 0(4 I) Montanye. guardian of 31 Iran
da Pattern, since Intermarried with John Lamp
man.
Float aee't of; Mrs Harriett A. Phill'
of Milton Phillip.. late of Shesbe.pilt
mat fleet oflf.ttyal -
Cole, late of Mme,
Final ace't tram Maaetre - E•teri . adm'r J W
Murphy, late oflOrWltiFrl."l'll.
Final acct of S Pewlenbi
Litt of ihe'_gitate of
,Ifithbl rtutley, late of Canton
two. der- , -,y; ".11 •
Irial arr . ! itttplitT„,,:md P F. Woodruff,
adut'rrp....Flatiddtd..l-ate of Herrick.
Final t ttl:Vothlrtar and II S
Mtn' DavAltntritin,ton, late of Pike, .YeeM.
. lso the-appral%•ement Of property ttc.t. off by ex,
eetdor,--aint atinrittitfrrators In - Widows andlsldidren
of_the following , .I:n!deit's, viz :• • . -
-- -- Estate.of Levi . Hannan.
,David Palmer.
• ° - PM:antler .P. Wakefield, -
" Henry L. Gittlet. '
Rennet French,
". Lenipel IA Moody,
Cyren ns Kelley, s
" IlarryLorr
And the KlOOl, •
Colin of Br:4lA
at 2 o'cloty.--"-
_ .
31,
.
lLe presented to the Orphans
it County Thursday, Sept. 7th. ;741
rd., for I.l .llllrinntion arid allowance
~..---- - C. E. A:CDICUS, Register.
Register's Office., Aug. 10, 'U..
TRUSTEE'S SALE.—Tinstee's
sale of coal hinds and mining proper4' and 'ad
ptirtenanees in the; county of Bradford, Slate of
Penwtiaula. II
Ity virtue of a (terrain mortgage or deed of trust
exeented and delivered by the Fall Creek Bitumi
nous Coal Company, of the Stale of Pennsylvania,
to the undersigned at Trustee, datail the first dal
of maY. -1844 , and recorded the office for record
lag &e., itt'"and for the county of Bradford,
in said State, on Deed Book Nn. 85. pagti
on the Mir' day ~ , of May, A. D.. 1 ,448; and also In
mortgage Book. No. 14, page 1cr2,..t.r.. on the 13th
Illy of Noveinber4 A. D. 1875. •
I, the undersigned. as Trustee as aforesaid. , here
by give i notice that I will; on TUESDAY, the 25th
day of - APRIL, Its; r, at ,12 O'clock. noon, of that
day, at the Exchange Saks Tomos.- No. Ili, RrrGl
way. In the city, county and state of New York,
Se:,l at auction to the highest ItMain% the property
rights, privileges and franchises conveyed or in
tended to be conveyed to the by said toot tgage or
dke4l of trust; default having , been: made_ by said
(Nonparty in the and conditions'of sa' it mort
gage, and such llefault having continued ' for they
space of sixty days. and I being rupdred in writ
ing to make stwh+ale by the holders certain of
th • said bonds scciirtAl sahrmertgage or deed of
trust, which werU at the time of making such re
' quest due and ontlitantling.
The property: afort-salti Includes some sixteen
hundred acres ttfl Mod. situate In Franklin and
Ilverton township's. In Bradford county; State of
Pennsylvania, being f'I.IIIIIOSP.I of thelavhole of the
traet of land surveyed In the name of George Edge
and the several parts of tracts surveyed in the names
of George Temple', Samuel Edge, Paid Hardy aliti
Andrew Hardy. all of whiell Is more accurately
bouitded andllescribed . th . said mortgage; together
with ail and singular the raiimuls, mlnesi ores,
minerals, woods, roads, lanes, ways, waters, water-
cour4es, easements; rights. liberties, hereditaments,
and appurtehatmes, unto the said premises belong
ing and apportaloing,:md the reversion and re
mainders, rents, isSues and pronts.therroL
For a More full-and complete ',description of the
property to be sold.; with its boundaries and loca-
Goma. 11.1Vrt'llre May In, had 10 the; said mortgage,
of record as uforeSabl, or to the original thereof, •
to the possession of Messrs. Gray & Davenport, at
writers, at No. 9, Nassau street. New York City,
TERMS VF SALE:—Ten per .cenf of the par.
cha,e Money's Ue Its paid cash hi lottel On the day
Of -ale, and the halanee it to be paid within thirty
have thereafter, at pie office of .Gray &IDavertport,
No. 9, Nassau, street, In the city-of New York,
Sta•e of New York , ;' and upon the payment of the
said balance hi fn ,the purchaser will receive -
Deed to thesald property, conveying such title at..
is Vt!!..1, , 1 111 me as Trustee as aforesaid.
Dated February. sth. 1576.
till ARLES F. HUNTER, •
Trustee for the, Briolholders of the Fall Creek lii.
tomtit ms Coat c,,10p,,, 5. „
GRAY & DAV F.NPGRT,
Attorneys ror Trustee, 9, Nassau St., N. Y:
The ahnve advertisement appears In the follow - -
lug tiew.paperF te4 It: The Errn inf . , Post, pub.
.1 lAted in the Pity of New York; the 'Plitladslphin
Enyu irrr, 'm10.1,4161 in the City of Philadelphia;
the 111tADFultIC REPORTEU, published lu To
w:mita, Bradford County.- Pa.
. .., • .
The sale of the nhove de',!ert bed property is Iterp
..hy adpmrnell to TUESDAY the 2:tl day of May,
1h76-at the yarn ,* lona. and place•., -
Dated April 2:., 19; 6. . . .
lICIIARLES t. IWNTER,
Trustee for the hondhi.nfer of the Fall' Creek 11
tmaineas Coal Contpany. Dilay-Dil
•
The sale of tiv!alve described property is here- ,
lie adjourned to THERSDA Y. the= day of June,
is7o, at the same time and place.
Dated May 231, IS7G-Jutiltd.
CHAs.7. F. HUNTER,
Trustee for the Bandit°liters of the Fail Creek Bi—
'luminous Coal Company. _ •
, 1
The sale.of the above described property Is here
by adjourned to T il q its 1 ).4,,Y the 20th day of .1 eir.y
I57(1, at the some hour and place. • 1'
bated June 22,1,70. .: s
•
CJIAIMES P. HU R
NTE. ...._
Truiee for the bondholders of the Fall Creek lit
thminons Coal Company.
The sale of the abot• property Is hereby adjourn
ed to Thursday. Om! 07th day of August, 1570. at.
the same Buie and place. liated.July 20th,.1576. '.`
1711.%,111t, ES F. 1117NTEIL
Trustee for the bondholder; of the Fall Creek Bit
uminous Coal Comrny.
..,
The sale of the abo v e described property Is here
by adjourned to Thursday the 20th day of Septem
ber. 1570, at the.same hoer and Mace.
Dated August 17th, 15Tn.raue.2.1w.4 .
-
(711 ARLES F. BUSTER'
Trustee for the Bondholders of the Fall Creek 111-
Ominous Coal Conipany.• .
0
li NI A NS'CC) TIRT SA ll' F.-13r
'" .
%inure of an order IssUnd out of the Orphans'
Cinirt or Bradford tinnily,- the under: igned, i i. Ne t,
ntor of the estate , or, Arabega . .l. Wells, late of Or
well, dried. will estietie to piddle sate on the prem..
1.e. , , on SATURDAY. s Err. 2, 1570, at 2 o'clock,
p. m., deceased's one4ifth interest hi,the following
de , eritied lands, c 'situated In Orwell twp., in said
county of Bradford, lying on south side of
lo w ,
highway leading from Orwell to Wells flow
low, and bounded as follows: On the north by said
highway leading fruit Orwell to Wells Itolloiv. cast
by Hinds of Wm. Seldy and Wm. Hardy. south by
riddle 111211w:4' 2 lending from 'he ridge road to
South Dill (known mil he **Hardy road") and lands
Of 1100. Frkile: Volitain!ng anent Pot acres. more
or 1,,,,,,, T Eli ms—.F.o on !wing struck don ti, tam
on confirmation, aunt the balance in one year, a Ith
interest. , . 11.. C. ALLYN.
Aug. 9, ill, ' . ;. . Executor.
_..
INCORPORATION , ' NOTICE..-
x Noltice Is liereby'given that application will be
made to a law judge of Bradford county, at. the
Septenrinir Court of -erilli1(1011 pie s, for the inror
som lon of Open fland Dail Association - of Leßoy.
'rho ohj, E of said A S.... Litton is 10 ( I eel and own
a Ilan. tvillestore rooms and oilier nevesliary.e,,nve
nlorp.,s to aecommmlate such society or societies as".
mavf desire to use them. .
..I:e.MIAMILteII ER, A. W. YANFLEET:
Ai , T. Lll. LEY, O. 1.1.1.11 . IS, • *:
L. CH citeni LL,
Leßoy. August 8,1876,3 w
ILVII3NSTIIAToRs,
0t 1 1
N hereby given that ittl persons In
-1,„il
debted to the estate of gsear Elliott, deed, late of
Mune, Pa. 'must make , Inatnedlate payment to Um
tindor,lgale. and all persons hawing elalins agidnst
estate must present them, duly authenticated
fur settlement.
:11A II LON E. ELLIOTT,
kI,IIIEII. ELLIOTT,
Aug. 16. Administrators.
N.XECu r rows NOTlCE.—Notice
Is hereby glven, that all rersong Indebted to
the estate of .John Tay:or, late of :standing Stone,
aer - d, are required to make Immediate :
meat to the under:dgoed, nod all persPiot having
claims agtilml the said estate. must present thetl4
duly authenticated, fof se'ttlentent. -
Aug. Is. TAYLOR, Executor.
A D3tINISTRATOR'S
hereby- given that all permits In.
d-bteil to the estate of Clark W. Mower, late To
wandnipnro', &ell, must Make immediate payment
all perSonahaving elaltits against said estate Must.
present thenrduly authent tented for settlement.
• Attga C. C. 310,W Eft; Administrator.
jDMINISTRATOIt'S
Nottre Is hereby given that all persons 111-
(101)44 Witte estate of John How:l4 late of ]tome;
deceased. , inns; 'make Immediate payment to
tl , ,noderslgnotl, and all persons having olalnts
against said estate must present them, Only au:
thentleated, for settlement. 5
. ,
Aug 9 C.O..ItUSSELL, Administrator.
X ECU .- TOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
. ..
_A 1: hereby given that all persons indebted to.
ne
testate of Stacy:Wheaton' iatemf Warren. tiec'd',,
~
F
..it...„ immediate payjnent to ttie undersigned,
alt riirsous having cilium against told estate must
?resent thew, duly authenticated,' for settlement.
,eAtsFAI ABEL, ,
Executor.
aug24w6
4.‘ A. .
Jo
• evjoy given that all persons In.
edited to the- estateivt Jae. C'elllna, dee•4li. Late
oti Earcloy, Itradterd—County; . 3 refillioo must •
wake taseenthb p supstretsakte the ,anderelgael; -
an • tilOhilla Chitstet e lffild Alltaterlattik
r t ietlYPl°
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SHERIFF'S SALES.—By vie
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virtue
sundry. writs waned out of 'the Omit of
Common Pleas Of Bradford Courity r and to me di
rected, 1 will expose to public sale on rftIDAY.
tho Bth day- of September, at the do .r of IV ('curt
llonse in Towanda,• the following describediFpzortr
ty„ to-wit: - 1 1 ,
One lot of hind In TowspoM born, bounded as fol
lows, beginning al a point ln the north line of State
at, and west line. of nortNraurib o, l [ltence along
the north lino of State at, 18ft to the imposed cor
ner of State and 4th sta: theneealong he north lino
of State - at, as aforesaid, 50ft - to a c[trrier: thence
northerly at right angles to the- aforesaid line of
State af, 150 ft to the south line of alit, feet alley:
thence along the south lino of said alley parallel
with.tno line of State street aforesaid to a point in
the proposed lima of north Fourth at: thence by the
Battle course 18 feet to the west line of north Fourth
street: thence along the west line ofinorth 4th st,
to the place of beginning; excepting and reserving
therefrom the privilege of urAmstra strip of land Is
teeth' width measured on State at trim the point
_or lutersectian of the north s llne of 'said
_street with
the west line of north 4th at , extendink ' northerly
to the aforesaid 15ft alley to the rear of the said
lot - for the purpose of widening the afOresald-north
4th-st. When the same'shall he opened to the width
'of 30ft through to Ward ave. and restricting the
right of building on said strip of land or of other
wise Obstructing 'the use of said strip Of land for
the purposes aforesaid, with a framed house and
few fruit treesthenom. Seized and taken into.ex
erution att the salt - of Ellen Ward M Ilers use vv
Ella V Myer. . . .
ALSO—One other lot of land In Ath us twp, and
bounded as follows: beginning at a white pine
-stump near the road running up Salt vlees creek,
. thence south FOP east 402.10 p to a buttonwood:
- thence south 49 0 'east 24 9-10 p: Memo south 07 0
-asp 21 340 p to, a white oak beach; then:cutout!' 4:11
to a post: thence west.Bo 8-10 p to a alittß) maple;
thence south 80p to a post: thence west T 8 2-10 p to a
stoue,:,,' omen thence. north lit , west Ott, along time
,into agreed upon between Constant MaOlowsorm and
Wlll 0 Stevens: thence east 741 4-10 pr to ,a, post.
thence north MP to the place of beginning: con
taining 73 acres, more or less..l/Ong the same at,
coo velem' by the said party of the se •and part to
Marla Van Golder. •
ALSO-One other piece of laud situate Is a for esaidfs
beginning at a stake and stones on the SM:rptelmanna:
river, at the a w corner of a lot formerly belonging
tO John Shepardvthence a'ong the sonth line or
Kam lot 80 3-10ple a stake - anel . stones; thence :south-.
erty along the land formerly of Geo A reek Ins and
Elijah VanGorder 48 2-10 p to time line of :Can Com
eler's lot: thence westerly 87 Clop tote Su-ouc
it
,hamina river, thence up said river to 'mild:lce of .
beginning: containing 25 acres awl 120p.'-inore or
. ALSO—One othetpeice of land situa o as afire.
said and bounded as follows: beginnin at a wild
cherry tree for a corner and the it w louruer of land •
of said party of thq first part: thence in n irasterty
direction about 10 1041 s 16 an oak sa . ptlit i Mt a em-
E
tier on tht; Tim/41;mo land: thence along the west
line - of said Thomas lot and Sanomel ;Hulett-in a
northerly direction about lee roils to tloj smith cast
corner of land formerly owned by F Robinson:
tlience, along time , ' line of said lot in a westerly di
rection to the bank of the Smisrpiehatinai river to a
corner; thence southerly along the east bank of sand '
river to the imiaet 'of begitiolotz: contain ii
mg 2.1 alert.;
more or less. Seized - ammtl taken Into c -cation at
the suit of Owen Park vs Jacole Van Corder and
Marla Vanfiertler. .'" . .
ALSO—One other lot of land situate In 'Smith
field tn-p, round nt as foilunc,: On th !forth I.y
lards of Cyril Farmin, on the 'eaq by tit- public
'highway, on the south by lamb: of lletimi• MliN•r and
John Vestmurg, on Ile: west by land late f the es.
tate Of Mat IliknV !fowl!, deceased: eontall s Is were.
unor.3 or less, -In acres improved. will 1 tranvril
hon Se. I framed barn and few fruit tree , . 1101 , ,.1.11.
A 1.54. 1, --The defendant's half Interest Ii one other
lot of land situate in the 1 wps of Towanda and N.
'Towanda, bounded as follows: beginning at a cot.
in the centre of the Ohl Plank Road being the
northwest coo. id a lot heretofore seed to 11 Jeines,
and on line of land formerly owned by F. overtorm.
kl - s.i., thence along line of bald Overton north :12 0
Bh' west 93 p to 3 1.0.4 and Milne ror. on II le or 'lt,-
vtottwk lot No 3:i, thence :dog line of s. tortici - o;:h
-Cr' east t 7 p to a cot. on the north side of,Sugar.
Creek on nue. of .tuba It Smith's land and; t•Clarcr
:mi." lot No. 31.tiroom along hue of the wane, so uth
320 3ne cast about tea pto a enr.:.in the centre of
-.4 rid Flank Itoael" as originally laid oatohenee
along said J,,m,..,4 lice Font!, 70. 1 .... 0 west air et 2.2 p to
a c.u . , thence satin sto west 7s pt... rim:, 1,1 u'e of be.
ginning, contains 71 acre.. moor ' ..r i t ..,.. n o i n ,
prov,alient:l. F....v(1,1111g and reser. log themefrom
21 ueres a 5-le le or land conveyed •0 John ( 'mummy
in The 21st day of Marelm, 1574, and 17 acmes 2e; pof
land tronveyed 115 litichael litraVin on :h•• MIII4--ttay. of .
Mils'. 1575. leaving In the above jive:- 2f, ;:o g re, 125 p
be the sand more or 1••s+. A
1.541.-..*lf ticA
lie eriant's ',i . ',. in'tere,t in 1 1
tot of land imi'Powa,lna is ern, hounded a;
b.:ginning at the mirth cast cor. of time Int
if 'fill rd Street and. Plank Road, thence
ea , : ahommt 73 feet to a cor. of lot eonv e y,
I'owell7and N C
. Elsbree. attys inTact,
Morgan, thence
south snt, o ea s t on t....t t i
Kinn! Mt, thence north r.+oq east aa feet to
south line of another lot conveyed 14y . dinar
bree, atty: in , fac:; to salt! Win II Morga:
south 5u', ,, , , a•t., abont It t feet to cop of ill
lY con vey.nl by , 31 C Meteor to Mrs slum,
thence south elo west or therealsamt. :14 fey
noad.tlienee north alkio west a . n it 215 re
phi-e of beginning, with 2 (rani 41 I... Uses
all !unproved.
A. J. LAYTON. Shrrilf.
A I:z)—The elvfendants Int..ri, , st In
1!!;. nt Inn!! situate In Tpwanda, born, IN,
1 . 0P.'/Ir•:11 . gini11112: at a I • or. tho ititviNe
Foqktli Str..et with lit. flank Road, th.•ll
:Jong Fourth:Sl roet 1,:to west about: 50 Ire
thence north 64t : ', 0 east S 3 feet to mertr.
Road, thence. In a sonthriesterly dlrectir,
In feet, to the piaci , of beglurdng, all It 't
mit 11 1 framed house thereon.
ALSO—Lot No I, hi Towanda Intro, bon
the north by .1 F Means. east IT .
by other lands of defendant, s'c it by Main
40 ft front on Math st by about lab ft dee!!
framed house and a few fruit trees thereon.
ALSO—hot Nog. bounded north by lot tire st. south by Other labilluf di.t
c
west by Main st, being in ft (rind 'on M:
about 130 ft Creep. with one framed )eowse,
barn and few fruit tnt., , ei,thcrern..
A T.SII-:- . -Ltit No 3. lkonffiled north by lot n
;by st, south by tias
'St. being-10 ft frMILOII Math it Ilyai mit 131)
with a framed housetutd a few 'fruit trees r
ALSO—One Other lot of land situate In Ti
bolo:. bounded as follows: north by 4 . ltestun
east by lands of Mrs Mary A Marshall, sr
lamb forincrly belonging' to M Mereur,
Third‘street. being 63 feet' front on ouch
Street by about 135 feet sern, all Improved,
lac ge two story framed honse. 1 framed ba,
few fruit trees Iln.reon. Seized awl taken
cut ion at the stilt of ,1 1` Kirby vs S W Alit
Al.:n-4mo otnstr tot of land In Towant
Igo:tided northfrfthe piddle litglinay Ira lit
erVeIVA 0 AsV1010: east Icy ;midst,'
soad e r: south by lands of Geo r Cash cited
Stirl west by, lands of F F Bowman, rot:
, 70 arms nwre alodit - ot acres itidtrove
small fr.inut dwelllng , houses, framed IN ,
°reliant-0i fruit-trees therecm. -Seized and
into execution at the,suit of 11 1 , Bon tinvt
31aynard. Also at suit of same vs sine.
ALSO-One other lot of land in South erel
bottutled north by lands of Samuel. Fasselt.
mad leading to N Y gate line, to Dunning:,
hy lands Of S..yinottr6tulth and.A. Fas , ett, al
by land of (leo Danhant, eon talning vi acre.
or .Leos, about 4.0 acres Inipn,ved. with a
lionse; I framed barn, 1 wagon shop, °nth..
buiAl4,gs :111,115n:hard of (nth treys thereon. ,
at taken Auto execution at the snit of A I
Ailrtrkyx,'ll A Van Wert.
Al...so—One other lot ie lana in wilt'', I
hooded north by iand of .laeoh N oreonk, t
land of Daniel Noreli
on, south by laud 0f .. ;
NOriqlik ar LI is ~, t- by land of Pat rick -Ms-('
tatning,ahotit 100 arreS 14 hind more or 1e,,,
4 aere , Improved. with 1 frantod house, 1 1,1
halo and orchard or fruit Irecs thereon.
:col taken into exeCution at the suit - tiL , ..I
11,aeook!s use vs W M Noreonk. - 1
A 1.50 , --elue other lot o 5 land In ToW"anda
hounded north by Porlar-9. ett by land of
- awl Marla C nooly. south by ,tans of ..I F :
and 'west Ily lands of (I A Ilrlswotd, with
frult It - s:, thereon., Selivd and taken into,
doh at the suit of E W Hale's use vs I) V S
A 1,54 I—One other lot of land In Towanda
hounded north he State st, east by laud o
ffard. south he lands or Hoilln , and Kirby at,
der ' , and of Mrs I' F Barber. h: tug 50 rt front
ft deep. with I frantedi future and few frnii
Ifiereol). Soloed and taken Into ex,entlon
suit of E W I [ale vs Geo P Cash.
• A I,Sti—Ono,other lot Of 'land In eantiot
Gim , 3leil north by lands or 51 Alien on 11l
by !ands of !Limy .. .V.4i his, south-by the I.ye ,
isocoty linr, and west by land of Adam Inni
taming 73 acres of land. more or less, about 27,
linpro‘ed with I framed Louse, I framed bar;
oreltazil of fruit trees thereon. Seized and
lii;'_exeentiotrat : the snit. of Win II Lo o le s
It 11 Barnes. - .
other lot •of land in Wilino
hounded on the north by hunk of P Hort.pr
Horton, east by lands of Win Vanto
i;b1“111,y land of Hiram Horton and J
we-t Lc land of Alvah Pond. containing "-
more or less, aboad 3 acres fmpru sub, 'lllOl a !I,
board shed atil few fruit treat thitr.
Seized n}i taken lido execution at the4sult 0
Lewis s'thoinas II B Pond, Philo \V Poliq
Ph! ; • ;
ALSgb—One other lot of !arid In Troy twy.
11 , 11 north by lato[ti of lai.ob A Linderman :th
Philllio , ,ieaq by lands of .1 M Smith. south 11 . 1
of David Sllnvrlanol and west by lands . of Jai ;
Litob•rman. mil:lining 55 acres, mon, or les,,
40 arms Ithprovi.tti. with 1 framed lonise, I Cr; i
I. MI with attached. I framed, nor, bar
few fruit trees thereon. Senaol alai taken In
vett:ton at tilt , suit of l'anad -S.thgerlazol vs F
ant. Also at NUR of same t's
- •
AI.St-.-Onecther lot land W , y ' ainstm
hounded north by lands or •I W Xrrrleb, e:
lands of Samuel Gaylord, south by land.;
and west - by a private mad on lands of Jos (My
containing !, acre of land. more or less, ail
`,roved, with : framed house, 1 fraiMilletrr,
few fruit trees thereon. Seized and taken for
vein bin at ,th.si suit of A' C Stevens vi, I) I) op
height.
A 1.50..--One other lot or land hi GrativiimE
bOunded on the north by 'Ands of Volentlne S.
east by lands of, , Fratik linny m a south by the
highway- leading front Cranville Center to
W ind fall, west by lands of tieory Collin), con
log 54 acres of. more or less, about 51 , aereti
proved, with 1 framed house. 1 framed barj
orchard of fruit trees thereon. Seized and t
into eseent toil at the suit or T goat
of Clarence I) Smith vs .los G Clark.
Al.so—Otto other lot of land In; Athens dime,
moulded north by lands of Edward tyeßes, east by
awls of A,;,,,, W motse, south by Walout-st. ami
'est by lands of hainuel Ryland; containing '.t of
93 ;wry, more or less, being about 75 ft' foult on
aid Walnut st, and i:io" ft deep, nlth .1 ftlitnrit .
mind, 1 fmtned barn, and few fruit trees thereon.
'eDed Mid taken, into execatlon at the suit yir the
A Minis Building and Loan Ass‘teiation Of Athens
l'a vs Lafayette Anson allfi Niue+, 31 Ansom
ALSO—Owe other lot of ',Mull in A theds twp,
innileil north by lands of .laro 1 Ercanback, ea , ,t
'y lambs of Albert Campbell, south by I . sielsiorii
w
anze r, west, byan
lds of the Williston- e late,
•entaliilng about 1.20 acre.., , , mom t:ir le,s, about 75
toproved, 2 framed houses, 2 frAnted barbs, I corn
lise and few fruit trees thereon. Seized and ta
co into execution at the suitor 31 W Wheel( .k %'s
A II un sle ker.
ALSO-01m other lot of land In Smithlieli twp,
,unded as follows: beginning at a post this 5 e cor
wr 0f lands formerly owned by Wild:4 Wilkinson
hence. !.outh Ss° ivest 165 7-10 p to a post; thence
math lb° east 125 5-11 M Ma post; thence north so°
east-165 7-10 p to a hemlock: thence north 149 west
3 z-top to the team of beginning, cuntalninr, In
he whole 129 acres 128 sq rolls, except' it thercfmni
o much or the above hounded tract of; land as Iles
nit of the road running southerly srom Zilia tier-
Mid's, being about 4;1 acres heretofore conireyed
,y Tartius these et al to Ira Adams, About 100;acres
lupreved. I framed, house, I framed Marin with
shed and orchard of fruit 'trees therefor, Itelzed
and taken Into execution at the snit of Irvine and
'ram: (5 Burgess, exr's of Chas Burgess, dee'd vs
James I' Foshurgh.
ALSO—One other !tit o! land in Wyaluslng twp,
)(mulled us follows: beginning at a post fortnorly
hemlock tree for , a curlier, it being the s'w cur,
ter of the farm of Joseph Dougherty, Mid 'ion the
hue of land of said Graham, thence on .suf . , kt line
until sr sa. west .51/ 4-10 p to apost . the. IL w corner
if the said Graham farm, thence north 2° s'\east
I 2.3-25 p to a post for a center; thence south \S7G
east 59 4-10 p to the line of land ofJosephjtough
erty; thence on the line of land of MidßonghexX
.onth 2 0 Nwest.% ',1.1.25p to the place of.beglpnin .
ontaining 30 acres Of • land; more or lets altlat
roved; no.buildlng4 _ • -' • . - - , I
, . A LS4),One other lot of 'land is Wyainattag I - tsp.
.bosomed ae,fonernurbeitnidng at - eel' m corner of
lißltt cuPtracteitio lid soldi.q.hinies I.'ee. AIM Web
lull irimqtatelsneVAPO Song Übe Pt said
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• late in possradon of WT . 3flddiaglit thence atone `:
tine of same north ZS ad Op to a corner; thence along
line of saute east 20p; , theme along
_line of ' , Same:
:north 06p - to a corner In line of MW-onreptd te--, , ,
'John McKinney, thence :tong Iltte of land:of Said
3teginuey and land now or lateiWthe roseate') of".
Alex' Dougherty, cast 94p to The plate of begin,: -
nitig: containing li7 acres and sop of - land more or ,•.
less, about '3O stores improved, r fraped house. 1 --,
framed !tarn and few trait tree!' thereon. - 'tetra _ r
Interest only to be sold. Seised and taken tide ex-. - -
Option at the suit -of Gee 41 Atwood ys 'Richard
Graham. ' Also at the snit - of James iftuthera sae ..
vs same, ; . ' • '
ALSO—One other lot: of burl in Franklin . lo r d --•
flverton twps, and being composedcg the whole of -':
. f our certaln tracts of land surveyerj:ln the names -,--'.
of Peter Edge, Peter Temple, Samuel Temple and '
Henry Beth Which four several tracts, taken W. ;
gether are bounded and . described as folltiws. to. ;
!wit: , beginning ~at. - 3. beech In the sonny-easterly' • :
line of a tract of land.surveYed In the name of Gee -
Moore, and a corner of two trartasurreyed in the
names 'of
.Joseph Betz and -Henry 'Betz; thence --,
along the said south-easterly. line of the salt! Geo -:-.-.
Moore tract an of and more or less, to apo the continuation ofssaid line north •
19,* east 49I1) point In the , `
fi t,
' Said coetinnatlo of said line and at the westerly ,
corner of two tracts surveyed in the natnes'of Peter . -
Edge atidDeorge Edge: trenee along aline ht . :tweet:if
the said tracts surveyed to Peter Edge and George.. :
Edge south eO O-- east 2.04 p more or less to the west- • -
erty corner of is o tracts .surveyed In the names ot.
l'eter, Temple and George- Temple; thence-Wangs . .
line betweett the said tracts Surveyed to said Peter .
Temple Und; George Temple south 36 0, east .9,04 p, ~ •
more or, less,i to a point at the easterly corner.of sad : r
list mentlimed tracts, and to a , line; between the,
said last mentioned tracts and land surveyed In the :
name of fail 'llf-We: thence' along said -last. men. - . .
M;
ore:
line and 115 continuation -thereof south 30 0 , • •
West 401 p more or less to a beech:at the easterly ,
corner of trivets, urreyed in the names of Sanmel
Temple and Henry Bneysim. thence :along the line, ''
between rho ttio.last mentioned tracts and along •
..
- the line between the tracts surveyed in the names:
of Henry Bete and Joseph Betz, north 60 0 west 893 p •
more or less; to the place of beginning: containing -
i-V.o acres of land, more or less, and allowance far.
reads. Sc. The premises in, question being a por., .
tion of the same property conveyed by a certain
de,..d !from .! . 'Merv:: Smith. High Sheritr of the '
said comity of Bradford, to if W Patrick, dated
Mardi ao, ;SO4, and recorded In the said county in -
Ihe Sheri IN Mel Treasite;:r's deed -book no a, page, .
21711W1 278, end also In the oMee for recording -
deeds Sc, in :deed book no 07, - page 4;4: &e. and.the •
said premises in questibn, together, With the prop.' .•
-
erf:y 'conveyed by a certain deed from the yell'
Creek coal 3c•fron Co. to the Fall Creek BlD:tub;
nous Coal e,..4lateff
• Nov 1,1895 and recorded in .
-ofd enmity of llrad lord in the - otece for recording
deeds Sr. to deed !took No l'3, Edge SIC, Sc.' . form—
ing mei beim; the whole Property conveyed. by said
sb-ritCs deed to said If W i'atrrck. and the above • ,
scrthed !awl ix•hig the same tracts as conveyed
ly a c ertain geed ;the Fall. Creek . : Coal - iind.
Iron Co, to the Fall fl r reek iiitantinrins Coal CO,
dated ISO, and recorded In said county of '
1:,....1f0rd In the , often for recording deedA, &r,
heed Rook No 92, page 473. die. Seized and taken
intOexecuthat at the suit Of Seblen E 31arrIn 'fa ,
The Fall Creek•llltenilniins Coal Co.
A LSO—One other lot, situate In Orwelftwp, de- ,
seri bed as follows :- beginning nn pantie highway
leadtug• train WysoN to WappasOta..Creek. known
a , the Hul l o !to ad. on southerly-line between said
ph,e,oll land owned by said Taylor and the unrth.;
er?r tionralary line, or. %V It Darling running nortli
we: 4'l. along Said Ithlge road- 4i ps to a point ;
tltenr'e nigTh 7 1 {° 'east along : line of said pad 43. ps , ' •
to a p.,1 II I Itegee north tall° east along A:1111 road
;.s to ;111.414; thenee along :nal(1. Ma north 2I
ea,t 31 ps
. to . a pant .; thence along &lid road north
_ _
.
caNt 12 p",to a pe. paint : - thenc north ere' t e° exit
tht-r.fl! along' raid roail 73'...°e - .3.qt 24 ps in line
being - um lands or Tyros Cook - and the. said Taylor;
then," south 24 0 east along line In.dweek i said land&
15240 p , to a stakeand stones; then!e idig lluo or
!ands Of t'y'ros s C(x,k, N W -Morgan 'and Thu 'said
somit,l2 , l" = crest Ins; 4-10 ps a COI: thence
north Ss = west along thi• mnitherly liutt 18 440
cor: thence south 3.;1= west 34; ps to a INT On '.
@flue Of lands of Darling And the said Taylor;
"thenre along!..outherlv line Of said Taylor's lands
north RR t c west 0a ps to centre of
,said Ridge
road to place Of beginning; contains 92 acyes and 21 "
p , . more er less.
A r.s,f—llr' w otl.r lot, situate in OrwAll twp. de-
,r,
seiThed as beginning at the centre of the
before said 'llidge road on ;:outh , rly line of landOr
said Taylor and northerly line of lands , of J New
ell running along said line north 50= west 232 min
a eOr of lands of •J J Newell. Ileniy Rowe and the
-atl, Taylor: t heart, north 2'. ? east along westerly
lin , of ~a ld Taylor's landlOn pr_to a Cro of lands or.
linrp,tt I:;:.sen, W Wt.lds and said 'Taylor's, mark
ed a .4,o, e 'and ,11)11.S: thence along line between •
W W Olds and . the , sald Taylor's: thence .710 j
,•:1-'l.llO .1-10 ps to a sparked by. a stake and •
stones at poldle road leading from said Rtdga icadr
to4tai Cleveland - 4; Ilieneeahmg said road south 5 0
east 12 tle.nce along northerly line of 'said
4.141,and Sll Wilson's lands north s94i 0 east 13!
ps to it,cor of said Wilsc it. ryrinitookland said
Taylor's land, marked by a stakepodstones; thence
along the line' of lamb: of said Cook and Taylor
sonlk 2s = east ps to said Ridge road; thence
b:4rly along : 4 ;1141 road 19:4 1 p; to place of begin
, a1r,, , .;c0n tanking lit; acres anti :lap. more or less. ,
' A Li4 4 o—.one otNer fol. situate in Orwell .
scribed follow .4 beginning oat a sugar maple tree
at car (All:lints of I)11 Darling, and lands. formerly
0wt..4.441 by 11 t'hatnplaht,lloW6t ned by Irr Lewls..and
running along lino twtweeit these lands nor:11.18.i 0
west 5:4 3-to ps toa eor of lands of the said Dr Lew- ,
is. .1:41 Newell awl th' said Taylor, Mai ked by a
talz , l and stones: thence due cast along. line of
1311111 of Bald d , T
anaylor 79 5-10 ps to a cs..r
marked fly a stake and stones; thence along line '
14-t , i4en unite land, south 1: west lit 5-10 IN to a ,
440 r marked hy a 104ech,sapIlikg ; tltenee along Ilno
,•
.14etWeen land; 'w It Darling and said Taylor
33= V, r=t 41 ~-10 r,s-to plare of 1-ginning: rinr
'll2. acct , anti 0.) pq, more . or le s s, The ab o v k
ihreo, lots of latt.htre kin,wu, as 1114`i A. G. Frisble
farm; with I -framed 1i0n.44: 3 framed barn.. Reds •
and other ont.ituildingt ! . a ' td Orchards of fruit trees
411:41.1.11. 5e17.1-,I and taken into exec:Wilma a; slat of
Ila-kins",e're. vs A 6 inside. Als4 :It stilt
F.:4t4.11 N guardian oi Michael L t'uither. -
vs A F:risl4l44. •
hd, Mtn:1110ln .these; twp,
bounde.rnorilt by public highway and lands of ,C •
Iltinolk.4 - 4r. east by land , of . Ira Wolcott. Knuth by
lard, of Chas Ogden and 6 W Walker, and woes t
by last.! ,of Patrick White; contains 110 acres, more r
30 impraved. will. I frann• Loose. 2 f raitor d
.bora.4. and orchard 4 - 4 f fruit trees Thor...U. selzl- 4k t,
and tak , n itt:o execution at 14:11t of L Els . ..ince vs
Perry Grinitti and A :I Griffith.
A LS4I---I 41114ir ltd. situ:lie In Tolvainla bolo.
1.44-044414,1 tiorh by tats-st, east by lands of .1 .1
Griffith. ,mittl by - lapds of Ili ..11erenr. 'and west by.
rimi e st: being 67 fl,front tald Third:sr, and KO •
ft it said State-.t, with 1 two-story framed
and few fruit trees t*ereon.' S.;4l::cti and tak.m into
- Xe• allot. at 9141 of -If II tl.lace'snse'vs llenry Stn- '
:14:11 11 S Clark: , •
. A I.l4t—Orie !other lot of land In Orwell.' tvp,
two roled,ao follow - 1; begitininZat a maple' tree, the
north west eornor of lands owned by C J
throes north 30L° west 43 7-10p.to a post a t,4 •
th r irict, north .!iQ inst imp .1n a'po , t and
-.toner; thence south 57.., 0 east tot 9-10 p to •a, s t a k e
stmt":: 111,11,e1 south 2'4° west R 2 5-top to
irr of- highway; tliAce alyng,-center of highway
north , 0 west 37 7-10p:1 the: to sloth To west alp
•o stake` and stones: thence north Sao west 31 a-itp.
- to a 1na1)4%, the pircce of beginhing. containing so
.'roes of thud, more or less. stout GU acres improved
with I framed hobos
,and 2 orchards of fruit trees
h-reon. S..hied anti ...taken Into oxrettilon at the ,
, nit of 0 If 1.00m14' 114.: ys ...t.lexander
Other lot of land in Wysox
. 4,:lidthl no follows, being lot No 3 of block No ft,
ft.fronton P 9 ave, and 150 ft deep, will note
folly appear on a niap of -31,4citr. 3lorgan & Mot, •
do's solt-division• recorded in the times of the_Reg-•
toter anti-Recorder In said,Co of Bradford, In deed
book' No Ile. page 13, &e.
.Al,so--tine other lot of land In Wysoz, twp,
boundeda;; follows: north by Lentoel-sr, east.. by
Pa are' south by lot No 2 and on the•wust by lot
No 12, lkidg lot. No 1 of blof..k. No I:, 7,11 ft front
tut 190 ft deett,-as appears 'on Men-Or, Moody' &
M- - ogatt ,, map of East Towanda, recorded In Brad-
e.tinty onice,ln deed book No 110,
•ALSV—One other lot of land •Iri wysni twr,„
botunkd north by let No 1, east by T'a ace, south
IV lot 3 aud %rest by= lot No 11. bring lot No Y, y , r
of Hoek No 12, he:2174_50 ft front and loin fr deep, U..e.
.;pleats by Mercur..Moody k Motion's map of East
l'ovvauda, rv4'onied to Bradford County 11,r-orders
orapo 111 d.-ed' book No 110, page 13. :3.013(11 and, ta
',:entrat, tveltl lea at the suit of Win
Merpt 20,47. :
•
.\1 St)—clue other lot of land- s ir A them; twp,
homaled as follows: eommencing In the north lime
of the sto.ond street running south from the street
leading from the depot to the txnul, at a point , 2Oo
ft fretlt he south west corner el- said cross st, and
runnin ,,, thence at right angles with ; said second
strcet 1 .0 ft to a corner, tla nee i tratjel With said -
street 5f, , ft Ma corner, thenct3 at right angles with
stri•et 150 ft to the west line of said street,
thence northerlr along said street 50 ft to timid:ice
,rf beginning re;:ervia.g therefrom for highway pur
po,es 4 ft in %chilli :altmg the front of said-ior and
parallel with said , sfreet; heing,lut N 0226 in the vii- '
01. 5aYre.... 0 11 nutp made Z F.Walkei for
Atoward Elmer land other.;, "containing* t.,k , acre Of
oot., more or rest, ail Improved, with 2 framed
u; her out buildings "and few frultn.trees
root,. :Seized and taken into' execution at the
Init of the Biadford Loan aini Building Associa
loo-of, A glens township vs Martha A Segar:
A t—one other lot of land in Athens; twp,,
oonmidd nor - 011,3t Di:•isloti-st, east by lot 'No 121,
o ofh a n d we.: laude of..b.L.F Clark, contain-
M-re of land, more or loss, all iniprored, no
LSfl-÷fthe other lot of land In . -Athens twp.
bounded north by plvlsion-st, east by ra ave.. south
Iv :abds of I) L' F Clark and west by lot°No 120,
'; acre- of land, more or less, • all tot
proved. !with 1 framed hotiSe an‘L few fruit trees
hel
eon, the two above being lots Nos no& 121; In
bleek to. as shown by I) L F Clark's- map made by
Z F Walter. March. Iny Sidzed and taken Into
exerntlon at.llM Stilt of 9 :l'he Ilradfonl Loan am!
I:tii!dlog A - sseeiat Von of Athens twp vs Edward It . 4. .
„tones. , Also at suit of mine vs same.. ,
Al.isti—otio other , lov of land 111 Athens twp, '
i,oirr.ded north by binds of Geu Walker, east I.y Pa •
ere, southauil Aso; by lands'id Gen Walker. being
ft :04, on said Pa ave. by 110' 4lt &Get - •
trained home motley: fruit trees thereon. .selx , .4
and taken Into e xeent ion at the strit,of John
re-e vs Charles I tanniii
NlilttlW J. LAYTON. •
Sheriff..
flPtive, Aitg. 17, 1,470
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A DMINISTKATORS' NOTICEL_ —Notice
-•
Is hereby glien that all persons tni. -
loiued to the estate of David Illnehar,tlate of lier-'0 '
cut, .ileeca , e 1. most make Inimetliate payment to .
the undersigned, and all iiersons having
against said estate must present thew, duly =then
ticatctl, [for settlement.
augatlvn
A l -X EC 1.1T0R , .5 NOTICE,LNot ice
. is lately tl A illt all parsons- Indebtedto
tile estate of f4atherine Vtuniningo late of Thu:lmM
make immediate payment to the uti;•
dersignel, and all persons having claims upon said
estate lutist present then; duly authenticated, fo
se+vneut. .
•
augllj
DISS . .--rTheed-partnet
ship heretofore existing between the under.
.-
signed In the -Market business, u ider the .firm
name of Ilmund, 11111 dr Mullock, - 1 this day. 4.115,.,
solved lay mutual consent; The' counts of- the "
late thin will.be settled by Braund Jfill t Who will
continue the business.
I 1 JOHN BP UND.' I ,
; W. K. HILL.
THEO. MULEOCK.
Tow:trula, Aug. IP, 1970. , . •
ty. , A. wEl'3tour,
Administiators
TO. persons indebted
to the late: firm of Ilrfiund,lllll & 3lnHoch,
are requested to call and settle without delay.
The itndersigued exiend tlmirthanks to the puts
!lc for tnsgenerons support likeretefore extended 10
110 eStUl;lisliTtient, , anttlivsNeaully Haiti) a 'cut
tlottance:Ad the same.
August 22, 1876/
WOOL C,.A.RDI*3,,
AT THE
WOOLEN. MILLS, CAMPTOWN I ' '.
' • , . PENNA. - -
Also manufactiunikektk liltattendailt,-'
Won-stunt untles.. 0 axe trukkingeldb. - -: :.
Irpra 4benow elpf 0.14 i , ~ ~1 0 al) itoot .9., - 2 - ..
t o
! Ita li a9 . l"z° ' * L: ili: - ' . ! , v1 4. 24L'A , '-:,
..Pila - -Sk
.4g-feliil-3Z5,4-"P
Mt OM
E. T. FOX,
• -Exvelitor
BRAUN D &