Vradford 4 len
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Tor:rada, Pa., Thm,-.:clay, Ser.. 23, 1676.
LOCAL AND CENERAL.
Colon eider is selling in this place at $2
per,barrel.
aro quito abundant in the
markct, but not very good. •
ICr. will, be resumed 'at Christ
Cltuieh this Thursday evenh4;
S!:Enwr LAYTON conveyed three pris
oners to Philadelphia on Monday.
Tni: Trny Fariners Club are holding
acir .ccond annual fair this week.
• Qt - :T}: a delegation of ladies started for
the Centennial, on Monday evening.
Tw TY- Fl E paSSM_Ter:ll.llok the night
liz. Gn• Philadelphia on 3loilday evening.
Ton : , teamer "Claria,7 from Athens,
toatle a trip to this place On Saturday last.
THE young Republicans are jubilant
°rot. Col. Orciro.'s nomination for Con-
MEE
A N .1 iornxED argument court will be
11,1 , 1 in this place, commencing L . la Mon
day next. •
A nou! , .e owned by B. C. Cut i.s(iN, near
J.ilwAy Corners, "was burned on Sunday
evening. ;
S'Euvit'r. in all the churches in this
ri.lee will lici : catter begin at 10:39 A. 51.
null
.0. P.. RtssETT, an ol&Towanda gentle
mm, ling.eml_arked in the' newspaper bu-
N!tess at Sycamore, 111.
Goontucn & ('o. 'have sold nearly three
thoUsand copies of 1). F.or.E's-History of
l'entNylvania, in this comity:
TUE Athens h emocrat h.:lively. and its
corinnus remind one of the days
when Mom; Pomtmoy conducted a cam
paign sheet in the ancient town.
A ITAYEs and Wity.ELF:it pole was rais
ed ut the "Over-hot, on Saturday after
no•in IM.t. Owing to 'the inclemency of
the weather the speaking was dispensed
with.
\ I . T. •TA AIRS )17.11CCIt. U. S. .1., and a
native of this place. acted a ..-onspicuons
pant in the areat scientific experiment by
which the Hell Gate explosion was sue
accomnlisbed.
PRENN IN, :m employe, of the
& N. Y. H. It. Co., hail 'inc of his
Madly ermined while coupling
e;;•,;-the other day, that'he was cot - 111)01-
e:lto salunit tn:amputation of two fingers.
THE HAYES, A: Wur.itiltit Campaign
have littril up moons in the third
storyof •Merci Mewl:, opposite ti e
I ere hall, mu gill fhold their regular
meetings every Friday evening tlt 7:3;)
r. x.
TuE HArEs Winatunt (*lid) -have
up rooms over the 99,Cent Store. in
.Mercur Clock, and will keep them well
suppli4-41 with doeume - nts and other read
ing ntattcr. People from the country are
invited to ci it the rooms when in town. -
T:in I)etnocrats Of Sniliyan county have
ilw.ilinatycl B. 1,:t . -ll .I.tet:so:c for Itcpre
s••;.tat ire; ,11 EN'ItV W 11.1.1 , and sl
101'
In DI: .or .itttornur; Jolts
for:.l,nry
•
r TZ. , AN AT lI , IDG7S, lee F AN:k;11.:
11= ~ ;;S. , _is v isiting her sister
in - •
aml family, of \l'M
tn. \Vi- vi,iting iLmtls
Prvwl-1.
----A. C. AT.T.i:N, left Oak
11..arlythir:v visit
fri,,nl= in thi; r Luey. lia; been
inauy years a eiti:.:?zi of S:.c.inlore, 111.
TrT: Republicans .of little Sullivan Lave
110111iIIIIII:11 the following ticket: ('on-
E. M. l)t - Ntr.km: Senator— Ex
f.nwis ZANEII; Representative
I). T. llr (*K1.1 . .;: .Issociate Jutle:c=—l.
'IL
and M.. 1. 1Z0c.r.:r. , : Jury Corn-
Pt.m.:INGToN.
w„ 1 V . I. kTI: I ur }uun2 fr i cnil,;
'FE . ..N. - 1; DE f,,nr.(-Ily of this cointty,
ME
s go( td Gu twit.. in in , • the non:I
-natiou for Di,triet Attorney '4,1" Sullivan
r• , u:iri•. The °lily fault we find with
1, ,Et and:. as. Sullivan. is
Dentocr.:tio,' the people of that
V ,01,j.,xt, to" him tet that ac
t,unt.
•( /TT. I.P; 'mat.y years an em
-1.1.0.:.• in the marble-cutting establi:lnnent
(; Mur.‘llF, in this place, has es
': lh:khc(l hitn,ell in business at IV.rsank
.lr. 0. is an oxcillctit workman,
In, 1 w , .l;avo m, (LorY. - will s. ! ;ase,- , _.d in his
II('• Las already put up
:-;11 tine in ,, numfuts in , the Brick
('S c-Aut
• Tin; v.eather for nearly two weeks past
heen remarkablY gloomy. The rain
has fallen nearly every day. and some
:time. in , torrents, while clouds have
11.1)1' ell so,dense as tin make it neeessa
;-y gas in shops and dwellings.
oldest inlribitaut has been inter
viewed on the snltieet. -and reports this as
10 - ert.st eglinoxial he ever knew.
And still the•end is not vet.
CAtt.z.—Mten/ct,
rw-idt tit of Towanda towinddp,,
u;:, run ovpr by a train on the Barclay .
Tuei , day last, and to badly in
jurtqlthat be died in a few hours. The
de , e t::cd at temptod to jump from the car
ci:iir in motion, and was thrown under
the wheels.. Several cars passed over him,
era,hing one of his legs iu a horrible
ina Tiller, causing his death as above stat
e:l.'
GEN. Gua:tir, in company with his son
in-law, Mr. S.N.P.TORI . S. and a small party
of friends, passed throu . rh this place Wed
sday eYenin7. On the live o'clock train,
foun Philadelphia. The Prt-sident was
01 e Ithaca, N. Y. - , to visit his
son. win. is a student in Cornell Universi
ty. Had the precise time of his arrival
here, lie would doubtless
.tve It, en honored w ith l a irenade at
the depot.
I'n.•. and liadatr, t'ANDEttnEcK . will'
ynr,•rt.sin enr eitiZOnS with one of their nn
t tuns:x.ll 'entertainments, in
TtL•rv.,tr's Hall, this Wetlnestlav evening.
The -e IV7t.ti‘e the highest, eneo
`tel.,mis ....ltenev . er they appear before culti
,v,ttcd malk , neer , . and we hope to sec them
, 0 11-1):It ronized here; They reeemtly . f•er-
T,rmed at. Mans , ,iehl. ain't were compli
int nted by the Profes,ors amt cli..roy
1 1 . m 1,1.14-r in the hi : ; l ,l2st. terms. 'Tickets
salt•
--4 •-
T. )r.r. or ft,m Towarvi:i
Sch , (4.: Dar: ('S of plias. with perfect
in :ttii2n4i:lllcV. (iip4)rtnient and st
1 , 1- the week enciiwg . Sept. 2'2: fly tar:
.‘NNA itEnDlNti, I) % ini.%
SAn.‘ll ALLEN . .
111-11:F. (:E•sca:ll. - , ConA
rr:t ['UST. 31.y;Gir:
.10:f S IZALP:I
31 ot - rn 01.1:"1.: BOOTH, 31. t
1:! k FILL!) , SMIT:i and FIL
AVAnDET.I.. :
"l'itz Bra(ll4)rd County Agricultural So
ciety 101.1 their annUal Fair this week,
if:l the Park. Hotel grounds in East To
•wanda, c.ininiencing this (Wednesday)
iwirning am! closing . Friday night. „The
exhiliits this season promise to be Jarger
and liner than any heretofore, and our en
tcrprisim, farmers .should nut fail. t, - ) at
tend. The citizens of Towanda isho - may
. 410 will also find much to interest
them, and will be well repaid for a day's
sizlit-seeing among the agricultural pro
ducts 4.:f Bradford.
)Itt. Etirrott : The Roll of Honor for
th , 2 higher tlep4rtntoit of the Barclay
Sehool, for the term en.litr,.; Sept 13, is as
f•tllows : 31 ARY .ASS DuYLE, NF:TTIE 31c.
tiroi:GE MooitK, 31Any SIIEV
ELDRF.Dt; KATIE . .MCMAIION,
linsA PELTON, JULIA Q' CONNER, MARY
SPENCE, anti MARY AN-N KELI.OOK.
- Fifty-seven hays and seventy-five giris
Were enrolled during the term. Twenty
of the girls are named, 31,9 v; seven,
KATE; six, ELLEN; live, Lizzie, and rive,
MAcmic. - The fall term commenced Sept.
14. • A. T.,LILLEY, Teacher.
AT A specjal meeting of Lin-ta 3, held
Friday September to, 1876, the following
resolutions were reported and adopted :
WHEREAS : By the death of Wit H.
?dolmas; Lin-ta 3 has lost one of 'its
preininent members; therefore,
Resolved, That out of respect to his
memory the Engine House of the Compa
ny be draped in mourning for the period
of thirty days.
Resolved, That these resobitions be en
tered on the minutes of the Company,
and be printed in the several newspapers
of the borough, and that a copy of the
same'be presented to the family of the de
ceased, expressing our sympathy with
them in t! eir affliction.
CITAMLES L. TRACY, Pres.
WM. S. VINCE*T,
DEATH OF AN AGED COLORED
The following announcement of the death
of Rev. JOSHUA C. JOHNSON, Will be read
with regret by many of our readers. Mr.
T T formerly resided in this county :
`,.!.Rev.-JostitA C. JoinssON, one of the
oldest colored men in the Southern Tier.
died at his residence iu this village, on
Saturday last, after a lingering illness of
over a years duration... Mr. JouNsos,had
been a resident of this village for the past
twenty-one years, and-during the greater
part of this time he had been the pastor
of the African M. E. Church. Mr. JOHN
SON was born in Pennsylvania '73 years
ago. His funeral was largely attended
from his late residence on Main street,-on
Tuesday last. The . .lasonic Lodge, com
posed of colored men, also were in attend
ance in full regalia. , The deceased had
been 'or several .years chaplain of the
Revs. Emsnv, of 0we ,, 0. TrTr•s,
of Nun - York. and CoorEtt, of Catskill,
otlichtted.. The remains were interred in
Evergreen Ceipetery. Mr. JOHNSON was
always au honored and much-respected
citizen. and his church—and family will
miss him much.?
A RELIABLE correspondent-in Atheris
informs us that several outrages have
been perpetrated by opponents 'of the Re
publican cause there. He says :
" Some four Weeks ago Mr. JosErn
ELY raised a very fine pine pole in this
place, antYrnit up a handsome:,. HAYES LS;
WHEELER flag. .The rope was cut and
taken away. Ite then lowlired the pole
and put in another rope, and raised his
flag again to float in the breeze. On the
20t1t - inst., it' was again cut awl taken
away, togctlotr with the ropes from the
club pole, which stood ninety feet high in
the air. NoW, if there be a - Republican
in (lod's world who would stoop so low as
that, we wish him to leave our - party, and
join the Democrats. Some of our citizens
think the Democrats who stole the ropes
wanted them t; than!..T TILDEN with for
perjury; others, that they wished them
to tie up their old craft with when they
sail up "Salt Hirer." They will start on
the morning of the nth of November.
This is a s;'-o of Democratic reform.
Theft and falselmod arc the _main pi inci
pies of, the party. They stole the Govern
ment poor once, and now want another
chance. They have begun here by steal
ing ropes from the 'Republicans —it is
hoped, fur the purpose of hanging them
selves. A. 11. C.
Ocit Wayne county friends did not suc
ceed I ' ll F,ecnring the Itepubliea'n Congrqs,
sional eandidate, but of t lthe gentle
men who was here in the intere t of Mr.
JAnwiN, and -who made many friends,
has e•ained a s9n-in-la7r, and this is the
way the Thentlfrannounces the fact:
"Tuesday. at; noon, one of the most
pleasant._ and at the same time unostenta
tious. WeAdin.4 , - that has ever been cele
brated in Jiotiesdale, occurred. at the resi
dence of II \ ' til , it being that
.T. Sco.TT 5.% LM , IN, teller of the Savings
Bank. to Miss Nur eldest daughter of
Mr. ,SmiTit. ()illy the relatives and ino,t
intimate friends of the patties, and the
directors of the Savim4s Bank and their
families, were present- on the occasion.
The ceremony was peiSormed by H e w. C.
S. l)i - NNINo. D. There were no
bridesmaids or !•rooinsmen, lint the bride
was attended by Mrs. C. Sr. .iIMN, je., of
Port .Terri'. sister of - the bridegtoom, and
a y0un, , ...,er sister, nisi: r.Smurti. Th e
bride attirol iii a beautiful steel
colored Th •re w::4 a fine v , ineet - .on
of. brid.il pres.mts; in sil3,-er. money. and
nighties of rerl , r. After a merry wedilinz
dinner. the couple. accompanied to the
der it by a party - of ';ono;; took
tba afternoon train, their destim,tion
Bing - hamtkin. The hearty well wishes
of a bo.t of friends follow them: 1, it'll for
their, present.happinc,s and future Wel-
Presbytery of L - tokawarma was
eonvi!nra in the Presbyterian Church of
Troy, ,in th,r. evening of the I , th lust.
The o-,,enip.g. sermon was preach:A by Rey.
F. il. 1'.: , .•.:!r. of Wilkes. Barre. Bev. E:.
1). BRYAN, of Carb , ..nd.d. , . was ch.•-cn
Ilodcrat•n: The' uaril : mount , busi
ness si - ::saran-acted. and NI hit abut the
usual despatch. la.t - m:): E. I v Es—a rut
inz elder of the church, at Great .Beud—
wirci..los been .snpplying that church for
s,nUe tim„; under a special license of Prt s
bytery, was carefully ex.imincil and form
ally licensed, though he has never enjoyed
a collegiate or theological training. This
Presbytery regarded as one of the cx
tra,,rdinai y cases provided for by the
form of Government of . the Presb, terian
church.
On Tuesday eveninz, the Itttl, Presby
tery listened 01 an earnest ad.h•ess by En
%1:1) Esti., of 'Lockport, N.Y.,
upon I,;ty-WOrk. I. •
.
A resohition was adopted app untnig
committee or f.Pur ladies to eonsideroc
question of ii.rganiZing a I'tcsbytcria
Board, to sup,jrvise the WoMun's Work
for Forektn }fissions within the hounds of
the Plesloytery. Plrs. At.n•tt W. IL:crs,
of Tow:indst, was; chosen .as a member of
-this COlO.l
Towanda, was appointed, as the place
for holding the nqxt stated meeting.
9n Thursday Oening an exhibition of I
the new 'rgan Built by Wm. KING,
Ehnira, for the new church, was given by',
Prof. Mr:ill:TAM, of Brooklyn, N. V.. and
Prof. Mwmo:, of Elmira. The playing
eras tune, and the trial of. the instrument
in every way satisractory. It is a power-`'
fn] organ, and reflects great credit upon
Her. Mr. CoNDE. who &signed the plm,
and,snperintended its construction.
rhe attendance of ministers and,elders
was fair, awl the spirit of all the meetings
most' admirable. • The people of Troy
abounded in hospitality. and their kind
ness was fully appreCiated
,and will ling
he remembered. Nothing Occurred to mar
the pleasure of social and Christian com 7
umnion. trust a good and lasting int
pression was left in.the hearts of the in
tellig,nt. and active Presbyterians of that
pleasant villa c.
We•sc'areely'krmw how to speak of the
new church, , hose" doors wine opened,
rim the first time, to grCet the Presbytery.
Its coin pl. and bOauty even exceed
ed our exfwctations. We have never seen
a nmre p, , rfeu and pleas:int elmtelt
any-,vh: . an.l the xv!mder is that the
Wln,le cos; dill lint t'lceee ' il thirty thous
a4id dollars. It selves the problem bow
to combine convetiience and beauty with
Inc:iterate outlay. We 4.i , n!..:,matulate the
pastor .a nil people, mid recommend to
church commit tc. es. who want to know
how to build a church to the 1).2,1 ativ_ii
vantagc, to make a pil,..riniae , e to Trgy.:
Own . ; Pn. EsnlNt;, Tu.; i • Ej,..r__
\Vt, (111Cstlay, Slot D. l .
VS -1 ..7,hmroe Smith: Verdict
cor tlw sr.:lll.f
Vs Sann:d
and - dr . ,fendant Sentence suspend
ed.
Cotrk.rs S T and battery
Sentence ~,us‘i,endt.d.
Lyman 3latsort vi Adam Built, ct
SH Fa. II AV Pat rkk (; F )Ltsor.,
, for plaintlif. No :11.14.araucc fur
47elvinlants. Plaintiff t2l,:es tom suit. "
i , anl Bank of Chicago
vs Elizabeth Welles. Exit'. Assimisit.
limes Wood, Esq., for plaintiff. V,'
Patri, , k. Esq., for dui - cue:mt. Case sub-
Milted to Court to ascertain the cumiant
G C Atwood vs - Richard Graham. Court
Jas 'Worn], Esq., an Auditor to
distribute the - fund raised by the Sberitr.s
sale of defendant's real estate.
('has Burgess's Ex'r vs .1 P Fosburg.
('curt appoint I. librce, Esq., an Audi-
tor to distribute the fund raised by the
Sheritrs sale of defendant's real estate.
Kate E Brewster vs 1) 1) Brewster .
Court direct an alias subNeua to issue.
j CI) Travei.. vs del 31 Tiaver.
; Court direct to make proclama
tion.
' Cornelia E Brown vs Searl Brown.
Court appohjt Joshua Burrows a Commis
sioner to take deposiflons. . _
Etblin Lucas vs Thomas Luea4. Court
appoint Wm Maxwell, Esq.. a Commis
sioner to take depositions. W Hoe vs
Josephine Hoe. On motion of .1 F Shoe
maker, Esq.. Court Make the usual ort7er
i and decree of divorce.
• II W Strong et al vs Henry Roberts et
T,T ) s.. Court direct a second plus haberd
ladasposaesionern to issue, • •
• Om of Penna. Ex relationci Geo 'Lear.
Att'y Geu'l vs C 11. Ames. Rule cOutinu.
ed to Oct 2. ..•
The followinr , Sheriff's Deeds were ac
knowledged Sept.2o :
t Ahura Wickham, brick store and lot in
'Towanda Boro', sold Aug 31, ris the prop
_erty'of 0 A Black, $8,200; Athens B & L
Association, 2 lots in Sbesbequin town
hip, sold Sept 8,,,as the property of 0 31
meth, $065; Same, lot In Athens Dom',
sold Sept. 8, as the property of 11 C
Mayes, $250; Same, lot in Athens Bora',
mold Sept 8, as the property. of L and
Tho.:be AI An.sOrf, :;380; Jebri . Black, 80
acres in Orwell, sold Sept 8; as the prop
erty of Alex Wickizer, $2,400.
E S Bailey, 50 acres iu Burlington
Boro', sold Aug 31, as the property of J
H Simpkins, $2O.
• Bradford Bk, L Association, house and
lot in Athens twp.,sold Aug !31.; as the
property 'of Theodora - Williams,: $133;
Same, house and lot in Athens twp.;.sold
Sept 8, as the property of Martha E Se
gar, $950; Same, house and lot iihAthcns
twp., sold Sept 8, as t the propetty of * ti It
Jones, .1-180; N N Betts, 300 acres in,Al
- and Monroe twps., sold Aug 31,tas
the property of Henry Ward, $100; Sallie,
house and lot- in Towanda Moro', sold
Sept 8, as the propetity of G P Cash, MO.'
Hollister Compton,. 1 acilp i 4 Burlington
Bore', sold Anz 3!, as the property of J
II Simpkins, :318; John Carroll, 200 acres
in Leßoy, sold Aug3l. as the piopcity
' of
Henry Ward, .1;1230; W .1 Delpeuch, 51
aqui in Shesh(pin, sold Ant; 31, as the
a
property Gl' 4: Cordelia Sibley,, 055:
James Dunn, ( 21 acres in Albany, sold
Sept 8, as the '
.property of A it Fubler,
S:410; E T Fox; 2 lots in Towanda Boro'
and 1 lot in Sinitldield, sold Sept 8, as the
property of S W Alvord. $510; Same,
house and lot in Towanda Boro', sold
Sept 8, as the property of S W ' Alvord,
$2,060; Same, 87 acres itrSheshcquin, sold
Aug 31. as the property of FreAch & Ilea-,
vener, $l2: - Elt Delong; hou and lot in
Towanda Bono', sold Sept 8, asAhe prop
erty of S W Alvord, $140; E W Hale; 70
acres in Towanda twp:, sold Aug 31.; as
the property of D I) Maynard, $1,800;N
'C Harris, 51 acres in Athens twp., sold
Aug 31, as the property of, Henry Ward,
$81; Charles Itayes, 91 acres iu Towanda
twp.,
sold Aug 31, as the property of Dan - -
icl tS: John Hayes, :.41,700; J P Kirby, :1
in:crest in 29 :lives Pt Towanda twp., and
North Towanda, sold Sept 8, as the prop
erty of S W Alvord, $:.200.
J P Kirby, E Overton, jr., anti N C
Elsbrce, 2 lots in ToWanda Born', sold
Sept 8 as the property of S. W Alvord,
::'s:;8o; Same, lot in Towanda Boro' ' sold
Sept S'; as OR property of S W Alvord,
$1 1 i:5; John Meade, 129 acres in Smith
field, sold Sept S, as tlie l [property of J 1'
Fosbat g, , $3,075; Smut., '4li and (3-10th
perchesin Athens twp.. sold Sept 8, as
the property of Ilenj Kind, $599.; S . E
Marvin. 1,330 acres in Franklin and Over
ton, sold Sept 8, as the property of the
Fall Creek 11 C Co., $l,OOO. !
Thos INlatliews, house and 'tit in Towan
da Miro', sold Aug 31, as the property of
' Henry Ward, $30..); (;cu Nichols, 25 aces
in Rome Iwo., sold Aug 31, as the proper
ty of .1 Cl Vat:ci:;e, .$201; E 'Pomeroy, 2
Lots in Troy Iloro'.,_ sold AIN' :1, as the
property of B L Nichols ' : 7 4,200; Same, 2
hits in Canton Bore', sold Aug 31, as the
Propel ly of Chas: .Stoelzwt_ll,'.s4,Bo;s• 11' \'
Pat-tick, 1 lot in Towanda Boni' sal 1 1.4,
in Athens twp., .s.ild Aug 31, as the prop
crty Of Henry Watd, $1,805.
E Overt') I, iti, anti N C Eislorce, lot in
Lelt,o.. sold Aug 31, as the property of
Henry Ward, $112; A M Quiuby, Ex'r,
7-I'tieres in Tuscarora, sold :Aug 81, as the
Pronerty . of S A Clink; :;41885; HelOs
Rockwell, 73 :ter es in Us .tout twp., sold
Sept S,,•as the property of 11 I) Bartle?,
,za7:l; C S Ilus.: , 11, 15') acres in Stand ing.
Stoe, sold July 28, as the property of
w ill G I ;ilk $3,10:i; A C Stevens, 1 acre
in. Wydlusing, s.old Sept 8, as the proper-,
ty , of 01) Chamberlin, ::1,1wl; A 1) Sital•
dino . . 2 lots in Canton Bunt', sold Aug 31,
a.: ti:e prAperty of .Chas Stool:will, tlt.zl3;
S.lme, 2 Lots in Canton Rtno', sold Aug 31
...s the property of Chas Stockwell, $211.;
Henry Upson, 79 acres in Orwell, s;qd
Am, :1. as tie property of henry Upson,
:',4101: Jos Wittenberg, 2 acres in Athens
tics., sold Aug :, as Ha) property or M
t; lot-ern r,:in, s oo; Edward Welles, 2 Lots
PI Wyaln.,ing. sold Sept , B, as the' proper
to of 1:ich:,111 (Italiani. *l/75,
t Satu:ll:6-. to .llonl
(lay, ()et "?.
ST. NnliotA. 1•on tacronnit--Cotielitilcs
tit,l third volume of, this moq. admirable
'magazine. wi:h a most inter7sting array
, Amon ; .: the; fir,t, is au
article by Prof. Par al. no A. Puocron,
entitled "The Morniiaz nial Evening
'•;tar;.•' It is an admirable paper, explain- ,
inz -simply and clearly the various chang
es and c traditions of the pIaMA Venu,:, so
far as known. The distinguished author
gives many interesting facts and explana
ri ins in the slutrt space of live pages, and
illustrates than mill four excellent dia-,
grams.
Mrs. ();.il'itAxa'sl series on''' 'Windsor
.-t'a.s.llc," is c,:eduili.4 . l in the present - ntars
her with a papor ou " Queen Victoria."
"It is illu,trat!..d with several line pictures,
land a large and beautiful engraving of
.••Princess Victoria," forms the .frontis
tae number. We are sorry to
say ".-ood-bye" Mrs. OlaritAxr, and
the old castle she has made.so interesting.
Dm:o furnishes 'the," Talk with
,(;iris," this -Month; the title of,
•• Worth your Weigbt in lio1 , 1;" IL
hasp au illustrated article on "A Colorado!.
Woman** MUseum; .- Mr. .11nooKs'
- story 61 . "T. l; limy Emigrants," ends In
a very happy and entertaining wanner;
and the other - g,iod things of the
number are a r e\ olutionary story of "How
the Se...telt-cap Family saved its Bacon,"
with tWo.:Nr-d pk•turesby Sot.. EvrtNa:C.;
a story 7q - it:Lliau life by Sr!-AN.CooLiDGE;
' a little'poon by M. M. I)., called "out
of the F , k v," a funny jingle, "The
Cat and bog,'bexquisitcly illustrated by
Ar,nic.
Thei i'l'ententriare is rek.:YagTlized in
Du - K likings's_ comic —and 'inimitable
"boy-letters: in the poem of the "Leg
end on the Pane. ' " and in the 'attiele on
`• ltow General Washington gOt his
Clotheis”—Villich_brings us to the always
interesting departments, Jack-in-the Pul
pit, the Letter-Box and Riddle-13ex.
0=211:11
itonnwr Esq., WhO was the I
Repairsbean Candidate fur Congrefis in this
dist' let in lt.ziff, (lied in Bloomsburg, on
Than•clay• last. The (Vambia a publishes
the, folifiWing: sketch °fine deceased :
" Wednesday evehing last this com
munity \O. startled • by the announcement
that. ItonsArr F.. CLA 11, Esq., was no
mger numbered with the living. !At
ale its half-1 test eight he breath( d his last,
and passed quietly away from the cares
aml t. fiats of this .life. CLAIM wits
tal.Wil ill On.Surnlity last. andi,cmnpltined
of severe pains, but.on Moudaywas about
the Exchange lintel, where he was
nal at his ()thee. On Tuesday - also
hr rca; able to leave his room, and took
Lis dinner down stails at the table. On
Tecsday afternoon lic appeartd ,much
worse, and was confined to his bed, tit.;
no fears for his ter:over.). were then I. a
fertiatied. Weelncsd..'y e% ening at the
hour before me n tion e d, i n 1 . 1% ,,,... nee
his Soul ART] UR and: DAVID
rk if life went out, mrtecom
' parried b a.sin ;le struggle. and he Slept
, the sleep that knows no waking. 1-`
'flare was perhaps no man iii the
whole. c..onity cif Columbia better known
than lb wI3EILLT F. ( . 1..1.1:K.. For many years
he 'was one of the leading members of; the
bar, and enjoyed a very. largo practice.
;.As a rain'he was scrupuloffslklumest and
fair in all les: dealings with 'hit: fellow
meu; as a ;-entlemain he was alWays cour
teAms, kind and obliging; as a lawyer, no
" word Of suspicion was' ever uttered
against his character. No poor man ever
applied to Lim for legal advice; that Was
turned away for lack of money to pay for
services. Ile was generous 'even !to a
fault, and was always as ready to put his
• hand in his pocket and-assist :Dv:meetly,
as lie was to render legal services gratui
tously. Ills mind was naturally of a lc
gal turn, and though never a hard stu
dent, he seemed to be able
. ttif grasp the
nayst Intricate questions that '!weie pre
sented to him without hesitation; his eh
eats were always sure to be right if they
folliAved his advice.
- iflontntT CLAitt: was( born Septem
-11421, and graduated at Princeton
College in 1843. Ile studied!Jaw with
itt -
JosA. Comhv, Esq.; at Danville, and
was adritted to the Bar in the spring of
-1'47, %Utile Judge AN I TIIONV ()Celli/red 1.111)
! Bench in this County: In 1865 e Was ap
pointed Collector of Internal Revenue for
the 13th district by President! Jomssoit,
!and held that pix Hon until ISCt . lie
served, one term as District Attorney soon
after he came to Columbia county),_ and
o.T.upied other positions of houhr and
1 trust. He will be missed in the wilds of
this county, where , he practiced for nearly
thirty year.ti lie will, be missed by the
younger members of the. Bar; to wham he
was always 'ready to extend a helping
hand; he will be missed by the older law
yers, with whom ho was associated in the
trial of all important causes that came be
fore the Court; he will ha missed by the
community, in which' he had not a single
enemy, and ho will be missed by an aged
lady who loved him with all the strength
of a mother's love."
BRAT:4'OIID COU.7lrn AGIOCULTABIAL SO
.
irry.--Joulges appointed tu6ct to: the exhildtlon
or the Bradford County Agricultural Society, to
be held at tdwanda, on the 27th, .Bth,' :4th and
80th of September, 1876. .1'
Judges will please read earefally..the Inst.:llc
tlons printed with the premium 'flat; and be gov
erned accordingly,
I
Judges will please report themselves at the office
on the morning of the 270, lit order that they may
act on the flrst day.
CLASS I—Durham catet..-=.B. Laporte, Asylum;
A.J. Webb, Sheshegain; 'F.', Ransom, Smith-
JIM% John Black, Lettayvalle; Win. Shumway,
Tdaearnra.
et, ASS 2--Saine as Class 1;
' CLAS.F.S 3. 4, .k s—Afticrno.l Ayrrhlre,'Hole
tine.— F. W. yandyke, Canton; S, B. Horton, Wy
sox; Sane' Orenslilre. Atto WM. Lantz, Frank
lin; McCord, 111011:m:1.
1:1, A P SE`i 6. i'Ci—ifereford,!•Xtifinii and Grade
Cala ft tirlington;' , Orlando Taylor,
grams - 111e; I'. I:. Woodruff, I'ike:4olm Bird, East.
Wield; Hugh M Wane, Rome;
CL ARS IN 7 and g—Her.fit. Workin ij and Fal Oat
tle.—.l3.. IL, Johnson. heßayseille; (ieo. h. Ste
yens, emir: 1., itundell. Burlington; it. F. Bow
man, Towanda; Chas. (;ii fee, Sheshequln.
CL A,s SeOtt, Towanda twp.: d.
'F.. Roblin on, Orwell; Adolialms,SWatkins, 'Oster;
Chas, L. Stuart, Realm' Stone, Le-
Roy.
CLASS 16—Sicine.—F. F. Faireltildii, Frankitu;
'David Rutty. North Towanda; Sitwell. (3. Bartow,
' 61 ) 0810 1 ,11 4: E. A. Cooltiaugh, Wyinx; Francis Ha
german. A'sylilitiZ 1;
Ci..xits ll Thftrottol. , Jeeil and I;l7l,aaled horses.
1). C. Dewitt, Towanda; S. It. Lindley,' Canton;
Yaluntine Saxton. Grenville; 11. Ifl. Morgan, Wy
Max; Win. Walker. Athens.
CL ASS 12-11orses for all 11'0r/47.z—ft. M. Welles,
Toteatida; T. Smith, Slietliegtiln; 0. J. I:littler,
iferflek; Dand Kennedy. Ulste; - ;lLeivii, Williams,
1
CLASS 13—Drfring 414 Riding Llorsei.—N.
Terry. Terrytown; C 113.. Chitlitititlt, Orwell; Wtn.
Wyalusing; Judson Blackman, 3lott-'
roof Chas. etel'lls. Franklin.
'f' L A SS lfi—Jacks and. Malts.—C. S. Davis, Allis
Hollow; Jun. Pa.:niore, Lome; Geo. W. Brink.
P. Stafford , Wyalusing; Dan'i Walk
er. Pinter.'
CLASS SS—Poultry.—Chag. E. illartlett. Wysox;
A. D. Muutt,-Litelitleld; C. S. ititssell, Towanda;
T.J. Itor,f, Standing Stoue Win.lll. Shaw. Home.
unt.Ass lk—.lyricaltural lailileumnta.—F:. J.
Allls, Smith Bill; Martin itoeSwell, \Vest Burling
liarrls,nt •Blacie. Wyalttung; ElWilt Blake,
nk Iln; E 4. Sweet. Munro •.
CLAkA 17—Plowing.—Gin. Scoville. Towanda
E. 11. 114,rt0n,. North ToWaiia: Stephen
Strickland, Wysox; Dwight. Keßunt, 3lacodonla;
"Nelson I irlbert. Franklin.
„ Ccass Is'—ifaclancry. Edge 2t wle:llardwarr,
; -- 4."(. .1 "Im ..Coddlng. Towanda; John Ethcsl, AM.
'ens; S. N. 8r0n.,11, Orwell; liellon Packard, Can
ton; Inn. S Badd.m, Windham. 1 :
CLASS 19—Carriages and Il'agans.-1). 0. Bo! ,
lon, Noce' 'rowaittla; Stephen' li;orhatn, I.,ltay.i
-vlile; It. A. Packer. Towanda; Walter G. Tracy,
Towanda; Saint;! Pomeroy. Trow,j.
Ct. t s and ibt ifaitufarture.--Jan.
Ridgeway., Franklin; Oseari--Yoting, Hoine;
Jr.;,! Wilson, Alba; Mark. Ayers,iiiranyille; Capt.
Asyltint.
CL ASS 2 Seed, F'tovr and
T. Fox, Tow;u1.1,1; Chas: Stevens.:Stawling Stout.:
Lanis, Franklin; fitt.triloli Bull, 3lonrocp;
L. Wy.r.xfli
A,S rerp4aVor— Geo. 11 ' jrd, Wysox; Jas.
Smith. Shesheiviint 34. 4 . lilerig44'. Now AibutlY:
5. 11. VIII. lturfliu S. It. Tupper,
Cl.,!is%; 23—Frit ita.—A. Jelit:on:Athens; Dattioul
Arkly.Spriug Win. 31torgaii.4)rivell; S.E..Wol
rwt, It. E. Gllbrrt, I
CLAss 91—Fliierfrs and Jiritigns.—NlN. If. B.
Morgan, AVy:MX: )Ira. .1. B. Al. Hinman. Monroe,
Alm R.' A. Fa,li:er, Towanda: Mrs. 0. F. Young,
Home; r. Adams. Towanda.
Cordirls, ond PreNerrrs.—
Mr, .1. E. 1 . 1..11rit, WysoV: Mr: , .l' E. T. Fox. To
watvla: Mrs. M.. 1: emlbangli. W!.thox;
S.Vt,rlee. Monro-..: Mrs. Win..R. Storrs, Dare 1.
CLAss 'Vl—Bread, /:04er, etr.--Geo. •ste.
yens, allda: lira. suiten, wp.ox;,kieo. W. Ell!.
ott, Herrick: Mrs. A. D. MunW'LGeblichl; Mrs..
E. R. IteLuoq, North Torrnmln; rs. Norman
White, IS'ysox.; Mrs. Win. B. Stevena, -I.eltays
vino.
Nretatwork.—Mr?. G
CLA.ti 27.;-Q Ft litiitg a nit 0 rettfrirork.-31
11. nwlyke, Ulster; Mrs. Itlthlolpti lteards-
IV:tin-ottani; 31ra. Mr ave. Norton, Shebtlegoln;
.Mrs. SvoNAlle, Towanda' twit.'; Mrs. C., S. Has
te.ll, Towanda.
L A! , Arts, Ps linit/ ntth ip„ Ac.—T.. J.
Qulzilan. \Fnt. Ilorion.
Wy+ox ; John W. Kllrmrl; Mane; Dr. ID!-
.
ll.trclay.
, ,
I 11 errtili,nr.e.— ( ;:•o. F. War-
AVM. !Wit - 1C.1.1 owamla: W. C.
. ToWatid:WNl
lITy StUlul4 Tor Clms.
T..
3O—Fn r aft rlslagle!,
M. .1. I.,.m.,•„'Dra anda; Wm.Snytlei.Slr•sll444l; Wm.
141,21111m7..t111iqD..
• A tibrrioN iI. I'RENI It' 31.—Th,,'',ExecatIve
have resolved toelT•r a premium of ,ax.no
for the be,t sp,•rio en of burn: r.it,r2ing and C2.pti
fur th e 2:,trbt,t. the b'aekui ltU dtdug the ivot ;el,
reeelx e the pr,•thittin.
ULasr, 31—/it.rAPR/o•rbig.—Allrain Moore, 1:1x-
Vii: .1. NI. Fns, Towanda tavp.: L. S. Kingxburv,
Towanda: hr. U. S. Pratt, Toi%atida; TLon. Mark-
M'ir Burlinzton.
Trains will rtu, during thealay4f the exhibition
front near the (*.art hoar: to the vicinity of the
gran:all:it a low rat.. of fare. - 1. I
on the Towanda brlilge will be reduced
caw half to the attending ti., Fair and
eUnt nice. Stork for exhibitiolt win pass ft
SlN't,y ha; 'derided to have no trotting for
money. T Hoe tine . k within tliti enclosure
for the ti.e nod pleasure of all.
'rn•.r.• will an opportunity given on the third
.I,y tursalt and e%ehange . , Legutiting at I o'clock
I•. 0. .1. FOX._ Cur. Seify
BUSIN'ESS -LOdAL.
Earrav lag dom at Illttit,s3.llaWittJetvetry
CUM
nj - New Dress Goods at KENT 4.V,
t3~.~~.•,~:,~p7
7r - New Giiods, in e
ii.ENT
rg" New priatsat Kt i
Iluttiick's,Pattt,
C3'" Ladies' 'l'ies iii great variety, at
K 1;s: r Si. 11/.*.CS,V7 I
--. -:—.11.4.---/-4 ,
.
C:171." !adies' Collars and Cuffs at KENT
!
sc 1a.c5,,..r.51,7
C4ll at lit.iNT lii.lSß'i and see
tliAr !Inv yullar Corset.rserf -
Call at KENT & for your ta
14,11;ana.k. 41:,.„.14c.Nep7
ZW" Nevi , Cloths add Cassinicres at'
a ENT klt Sti . .[Atla 2 I
t?) - .0ne more easel of those cheap
fltili:s4 At KENT St BLlSc•,w+p7
r A large assortment of spring and
stnninrr limp, Jzlst M. E. Ros
Pnitar-and-a-lialt'bonks for 99 cts.:
31ercur 11;.,ek.
MEE!
dZ•ll4:]nt.ex.w utters agreai reduction in Sil
ver-Plated Wale.
You can . bay a plated Castor for 99.
cents, In Mercer I:10<A.
KENT & BLTSS', and look
at thrlr 'Grenadines.
,
-- • • CIP.
A;large stock of pildes and toys,
at , tost, at WHITCOMB & 511,A1.7r4
1,27
All the latest publications, very
clwar, at WHITCOMB & SIIACT•h;
- .lverytliing i❑ the line of station,-
Cry at WILITCONI,II
Wurrcomn StiAtim sell the best
Blank liooki manufacturNl country.
EMIE==2I
r -- - 74 r The largest and best assortment of
I::_ack , !ts ;•roogi,l to thiA place, can now be
=2
Yoo can get all the latest styles of
St:al.:wry, Very Cheap, at WiIITC:WItt h SItAUT'S
Ctr — The largest and best assortment of
apriug Oothh.g In town. at M. t.ll
- large stool; of SellOol . Slioes,:very
eiwar. at Con.uni.. o opiir"lte tlic ,L (.2ourt. Houser,f,n.
=EMIEI
63 4 C10id, Silver, 'and :Reel Slieetacles, and
Giaes, to great variety, at II 's *jewel
ry Siam i
CV' jlt - anzu PATIcr, Mice reduced to
per g3Hao. In 5 gallon palls
H. M. M . ELLES 3: Sun.
You will be surpriseq to learn how
much you can buy fiq fl 9 ttiliktercur
.14/2ir
nr Great reductiMi -An American
Watches at CILt3IIIEILLIN:I4.[June v.
M -- Evefy little boy wants a pair of
these Continental Roots at•ContlEit's, opposite the
Court llou.vi.[Aer2s ' •
ar-A new sto± oft Triniks and Trav 7
ening' Bag.; Just received ai COn4it'S, and at Ov..
i.r. pliers than ever.
- 1
[Ana..
ITENDELIIAN t he finest stock
of Watches., Jewelry and ti?lv6r7are, ever brought
Into this town, 011 and rye
Ems' If you want a snit of' clothes cheap
rr than'you can buy the same liit New l 'tirk, Juat
call at Voszsrmbn's. •
. .
far You can save Inioney by - buying
roots, Stwee, Trunks, and Trave3llug Bags at Con
e Ku's, opposite the Court liouso, ' Cseptzt • •.
VT" Passengers to the West will find it
untheir athantage to pro - ch i me tickets at the To
wanda Depot. Rates reduced 0.50 front Sept. lit
tir ROSENFIELD 11:15 just "filled up "
with a cumpleto lino of furnishing goods, which
ho ORM cheap.
riy- Tait!, Notice, there is a great re
duction In Waltham and 'Elgin Watches.. Call at
H E NDELsweit and you will be sure to Lay one at
the vices he Is offering.. . _
air Donn fall to call nt Ilnuotessews, If you
wish to tiny anything In the line of devreiry, Silver
and Silver-plated Ware. -,
Vir Mts. Mrxoos hopes 'to see all bor
lady friends and customers this heck, as she has
choice goods to show them, and very cheap.
W . ' Miss DuitE; fashiOnable Dress:
roster, has removed to rooms over EV,ccg dG 111/„..
inzrit's Store, when she_witi he harpy to see and
watt npon the ladles of Towanda and vicinity, de
siring anything in her line.
117 . Foil SALE Olt TRADE.—A. "BOYN
TON" Naw MALTI*ORE IlzAtElt.—llas:been used
it few timer; only One winter, 14 conipaiatively
new. Can 1,3 had at a bargain. Address P. 0.
llot 1,113, Towanda, ra.
nr• CLAWSON WIIL'AT.—An approved
Whlter,Whoet, cleaned ready, for rowlng. - • Orders
fllled on and after Sept.!, at one dollar and .ceventy
rive cents per hwthei. , ; •
11. Wr..t.t.:N, AVyaluslng, I'afaug2lw3.
FOR large, new,, double
Railroad St., suitable fur ettliti, one or
11(1
two faintlb.s. 11. yt,ry Apr
Also a ptilo of rooms In " fiale's Bridge
ISt. • Itent-1m! Until April wit; Enlnfre, of E. W
lIALt: fang 24 .
rff — 1876; FALL SEASON.—INVITA
TIos.—T!tu first Itivolce of our linpurtep novelties,
Pattern Ronnels; Rats, Feathers, Fihlvers,
also Ladles furnishing goods, Is now: , Ii stare, and
ready for your Inspection. (No regtithr opening
day.) Respectfully yours, E.'J. Misr•.ok[sep2B
ear Two MATCHED TEAMS FOR SALE,- 7
We have a good pair of matched four . yean old
col s; also one pair five. years Oh well nlatclml,
which we will sell on reasonahle terms.: Either
team vvould Jmake good carriage Mmes.
.r. W. NiciroLs & :sox.
Mountain Lake, Pa., Sept. 4, Ince.
BRADFORD COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.—AiIposo who wish to make entrie. for ,
the Annual Exhibition of the Society on Sept. 27.
28,9 and 3), is7d, will find ;the biJokts, of, entry at
the ottce of Nont.F. S Vim:ENT, oser DR Al - ND &
HILL'S Ma rket.. A.
Svtembera, 1570,
rff" Fort SALE. very Alesirable farm
of at oat leO heres of land, In a good state of cult!
vatton, with ono frame house, barn, horse thed,
corn house, and a small orchard. The farmls well
watered and well adapted to da'ry putt pos,s, situa
ted about mule from Wyalmlng depot.
rtoeo 00. Two thousand to be paid on efmunnation
of sale, time given on hal:Alec. For further pat=
tieulars address F. 11. STIL FORD, Norwalk, Conn.
or enquire of L. STA LrOltiu, Wyalm:ing, Pa:
.."?`", d , • Mu. ItosmsrtELD, who has coma to
to, considered ant hot Ivy -6 / 1 att qio tion routing to
the eloilthig trad:, gtrus hia views on th;_s . situntlon
In another column. and we only obey a natural lin
letise to all our tenor.: (dtlz.nis In ec.Anizing dur
ing these "hard linv!9," by calling t, petial attention
to Mr. It.'s predictions In regArd te! . the advance n
!wires. Ills reparation tot randor and fair dealing
Is so well'estanlished that nothing in - c:tro than a word
directing attention to his vi, Is nnerseary.
- r It. HET HANCE —To procure a
valuable Motel property on rva,onaLle terni - , Ow-
InZ to 111-health I W;111 sell in 1 I known 33 the
International !iota.
.Tlds t 011,3 of tlo con
structed Inilldlngs In Tow:linia, being :14 feet on
Main qreet, ant. tlt feet on stroot, Pte
t,torles high, with all lb.! tno.lern Improvements,
awl contains one of the best ball rooms In IC: H e ro.
If not set.! by Muth I, It will le• for , ent. Fur
fur:her Information enpflra on the prom I
M" From a druggist and express agent.
Len l..burg, rhiim Pa.. Dee. 23, 1571.-:—The•srs.
W. VOW L E BoNton.--(i .Mt
. 1:or the benefit of those afflicted WI Ii Dyspete.la or
weakness of the digestive organs, I wonid 'state
that Idtave been engaged in the iltur, lov,lness
:ward: of twenty years, during which tlin I h'Av •
sold no medlette• that has relieved so i •••ty as Ito.
Peruvian Syrnp, and having my-elf been arnete
for a long time with het ig •st ton. 1 was perfectly
cured by taking one large bttle. -
5.,1t1
— L
-17/"A Cm :p.-I'o all 'who arc suffering
Irvin tLr error a , nt in.E , urvl:on% oro•-•rii.:1.1.voo:
carly d••• . : 11*.lo "r st
stn..l a roan , that.iattl cure- you. FREE t/1'
CI A lIG Tlila great rrniedy rod
nth.,lnnary In Smith Arne. Ira. s , :unl selr-a , 1.1r.,..-
t.. 1 env,lni,n to veil 'r. IN MA N„"if,if jr,g
D. Bildt Ilousr, is York City.[Maltmnu;
,1011NSON—M00111'..--1 it Towanda, -on the Itttli
Itkt... by the Rev. J. 5. Ste wart. 11. I).. Frank .1;
.Ilous.tu and Mks Cora' 31. 3lta.te, both or to
wahtlst.:
very Department
T BLiss.Lsepi
rim at KENT &
ziC!"7.7 a Weck to A ettli...ipies li - RE E.
040i-it:III P.p. -VICK EI g II , A Maine.
/v 0 E\ TS MAKE $lB A DAY
our iargo Ilre..like STEEL ENGRAVINGS
of th. Prestileittlit: Candidates !wit rapid. c. Send
fur circular. N. Y. Engraii lug Go., :15 SVaII Strcid.
110A,a23G, N• pt llu
s"' $9/IPer day at home. Samples
'Tito
kjwortli $ 1 free. Stinson ..t:
ti' " . ~.,
Co., rortkuol, )talus, ./mr1416-75-1y
- ! ---t
t i coll SALE.—A farm of 100 acres,
L 80 Improved, *onth-west Tart or stiiii hood
township. I:nol ford Co., l!a. Tn 0 orrhar.l-, meshy
grafted fruit. house of I r rooms, arr.tugod for on,
or two familles, two barns. For partleulars, en
coin., on sal , : prerolFes, or of . .
at, g 2
FARM. FOR SALE
sih.crilwr offer, for sale at a bargain ht.+
farm situate In Asylum tot.. eontaining acre.,
all bat 4 arr.•s Improved. Tlnt farm 11 good
stat•. of impruv'enu•,ut, fettetni
with a floc stream of water raintiog tbroogloLit,
gaol spring•. two dwelling houses. home• barn, auti
a latgtt ai lily' of fruit.
F•or fart to.r part le•ulary roldrotts •.übsrrtber at
.11Lart.11‘12w postofilee. or Joint Ifutnn•s at Towanda.
• NELSON AN I) L'ool
Asylum, Sept. 8; 1876-8 w
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
Notice Is lierelie gdyen that an persons In
dented to the eAate of Oscar Elliott, deed, late of
Rome, 1.3 mmd make imtnedlate payment to tin
underslgnde, and all persons havltig clatins against
Pahl estate innet present thent r dnly authenticated
tor ettlement.
MAHLON F. FT T.IOTT,
ELMER EI.I.I(ITT.
Aug.. In. • Ad mini-moors.
DIIINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
—Nntlee Is hereby given that nu per,ons In
debted to the estate of S. 1). Stard...eant late t I Till
li:qt.l.l. 1111114 1113..“3 lintpedlate payment le
the uuderKlgned. and all persons having claltrs
agalnst said estate must present them, duly authir.-
[leafed, for settlement. •
W. F. ( . 0111 - I:7i,
sop:wk Aolnt'r.
Lt 1 - )II.IJSTIIATOIt'S NOTICE.
f.fotlee 14' herel.y given 1113', a!I person, in
clooted 10 the estatts of rhag.lll , esef. tale' of 'zzprlng
'll,:ii, must make litime,liate payment to the limier
,igned, and all pet SODS having claims ngtltt.t said
e,tate. must present them, daly mtfltentleated, fm
settlement.
[Oct. LP—tf.)
JOHN
sep7u-d A.linintstrator..
_
FX-PCUTOIL'S NOTlCE.—Notice
taller...by given that all persons Indented to
the estate of 'Jelin Tlyinr, late of Standing Stone,
doe'd.;.'are revilred In make immediate pay
meat to the melerslmied, and. all poranto basing
eljillmagainst the said estate. must pre.4.o them,
duly authenticated, for settlement.
Aug. tr. ‘ - G. N. TAYLOR, lix..eittor.
.
FX EC UTOlt'S NO'CIC FL—Notice
A Is
,hereby given that all yorsong hitkidid to
the estate of Slaty Whimtott late of Wat r.... 1, I ' , ed.
norq make ItumetlLite payment to the uml2r,lgnol.
all tr. , r , otic having elaltni against sald estate must
itre.ont them, duly authenticated, for -..t . tlentetit.
(ALE U ADEL,
attela6 - .lizertitor.
EXF.CUTOR'S' NOTlCE.—Notice
heroby givi.o that all Tenants ind:Oded to
the e.itite of Catherine enanntio,g, late of Towandi
I.or(“let..ll.ntust make tounediate pavito•nt to the nn.
derslymed, and all por,, one having claim pi 144.11 Fah]
estalc wood_ present them, duly atithenticated, for
t.ettlement,- _
1,7
E. T. FOX.
nogg • ! Exveutor.
17 4 X ECUTOP2S SA Lt.
_LA The under' igned will :toll at public gale oil
I olooer 5. is7r., on the preniFies of 0. Elliott, late
of Rome Wm, decd. the following property. to.
wit : The farm, containing 85 i.or s. hozowhold
groelq. fatinlrg Inett,ll.y, hay'. grain, rattle,'born,
Sr.. der. •
Nunn mler ti cash: over Um
amount 9 months credit. wlih approved security.
• ,M kilLoN E. ELLIOTT,
ELMER ELLtorr,
8204w3 Executors.
AIJDITOR'S .NOTICE.—In re
the estate of, Jonathan Whipple, (I..e..asmi.
Nu. 8. 3133: Term. I$7S. 111 Orphan's (Mutt et
Bradford County.
The undersigned. an auditor appointed by the
twin to distribute money In the hands of- the ad
ministrators of said estate, arising from the sale of
the persona) and real estate of said d vedent, sel I
attend to the duties of iris appointment at Ids (Mire
In the borough of Tmianda, on Monday,. oetols r
30, IMO. at I ceeMek, p, tn„ when and where all
personsintsing claims against said fund, must pre
sent, lite same, or be forever delurred therefrom.
wm.3tAxw ELT.,
Auditor.
,6ept,'Z , 9-4w
MEE
SULLI VA N
JON ATIIAN W4.LVE
SPECIAL NoTICES
MARRIED.
11. a .16:veridsements.
YRANCIS FRENCH
Markets.
QUOTATION OF WHITE,POW
ELL k CO., Bankers and Brokers, No. 4 .
South Third Street, Philadelphia, Sept. Vith, 1876.
SID. Aaron).
110 . 4 , 110 4 4
. 113 113.4
. 11345 11344
. 11844 11814
. 11845118 J.
11544 11344
. 13.044,1..•7
. 11441'115
. 11414,115
. 110 1110 y;
. 100 2 * "10045
43.4 48 1 4
44 i 44.4,
15 , ' 151;
3 3 1 1 3345
140,1 , 50 15
133 1 i"138
1015; .10%
30 , 5, 31
43 ; 1 41
5 0,5 i 51
10744'108
U. 8. 1831, e •
66 E o n 46 1.43 , at 64 • •
" • " "65, J. and J
44 w . 07. 64 NI
64 6, '' .68 , '' 6 ,
t" 10-40. coupon..
" Pacific 6's, ry
New s's, neg. 1861
" C. 1881
Gold '
:Sliver ,
Pennsylvania
Readlug
Philadelphia 8; Erto
Lehigh Navigation
Valley, Ex. Div...
United U. H. of N. J
011 Creek
Northern Central
Central Transportation
Nespuehonlng
fI.&A. Mortgage a's, *BC
MEW. YORK PRICES Current
1.1 for Country Produce, for the week ending
Sept. 23. 1876, Reported expressly for tho BitAn
rl,llo Itgrottron; by If. K. & F. It. TllltfUllF.R
Co., West Broadway, Iteadu and Hudson Streets,
New York.
BUTTER.L.ReceIpts for the week 38,481 packages.
The' receipts of bUtter are more liberal, but con
sist mainly of good and medium grades of State and
Western. Strictly this fresh Made - is in limited
supply and commands extreme prices. The market
is considerably excited, which t+ the result in part
of liheral purchases for export, - but Is chiefly owing
to the scarcity of 'aridly fine goals. This unusual
demand undoubtedly results from the unprecellent-'
tat Millibar of islaitors In the city, and as title Si
likely to continue until after,) the 'e lose of the Cen.
tennial Exposition, an advance or 3 to 6c per lb will
be sustained.
•
We cpiote:—
State Dairies pails, selected Iffre.37
fair to good ' 33034
•
creamery, choice vain
7,00.1 to flue 6.603 c, -
" firkins selected • 3"6h;13
" fair to good 25031
" half firkin tubs, choice selected attar,
fair to good. . ; 3f 032
" I Welsh tub+4 selected (5532
fair to good - 2qa le
Western. creamery, choice '
••'" fair to good 33a34
" firkin+, selected, 24(466
" fair to good - 2roti3
Western dairy tube, selected. 2 ( - 626
fair in good 2261124
WeStern factory tubs. selected 2T.0120
16• fair to good 22°624
CHEESE.—Receipts for tho week, 63,731 packages.
The demand for local use! has Improved, while
the sales for export has's.dintinkhed. It is impos
sible to predict what the futon' market will be. but
it is reasonable to supimse strictly flue late ntado
gouda will be wanted at present or hatter figures.
We quote:—
State factory, fancy
" . " fair to good 11 01.2
Westero factory, cheddar fine 10 'API;
flat, flue 10 (w 1 I's
per to gaol 7 (.;:i) 9
EGGS.—ltecelpts for the week, 5,760 barrels.
With fair demand and light rlcelpts prices hare.
strengthened, 25e being till prevailing price for
strictly fine goods. State sell promptly. on s ffival
at quotations.
We quote:—
State and Penn 260 r "7
Western fine fresh....•
•• fair to good ' ®2l
FLoun, AND MEAL.
Floar firm for all grades. •
Meal In good demand and flrni,
Superfine ~.4 4001 85
Spring Wheat, ex I r:l9 1 4 P 4 lins 25
at. Louis; extra 5 Mail 10
faney 5 Sias: 21
" • family 0 750)7 75
Corn meal, yellow 1 25651 an
white 1 30@i- 35
GRAIN.
Wheat In fair demand at quotation. Barley
sleady. Rye 'lull. Oats In good demand. Corn
dull and weal:.
wh e w. spring. No. I 1 174 - 01'27
•• Chicago, N 0.2 I Osiid IR
•• Milwaukee, 1;12(41 22
Red winter 1 0 , 54 . 41
I 27641 al
•"' White • 1 2:4 - 61 :15
.....oxoo 100
Kle) NN
Oats, mixed
•• 46(ii; 52
(•urn. v.estera mixed CO
yellue• 57f;11
BF:ANS. •
P'a ileans are seam• and firm. Medlmns - are In
aetl% demand and sell, at outside flgare:4, Kidney
Met felt firm.
ea_ fa:r to goo 41
MEM
11•trl oa
=!
0 , 1 Kidney.
101• S.
Umler light reeolpt3 the market rule.; firm, full
rte., twiug rea.llly 016Inetl.fur flue g.xxl:+.
Crop in, Smto. good to prime
fair to prime..
Crop '7 poor to good
MEE
The reeelptv of new crop are fight, nn sa:es.hav
tug been made when: termr were made publle. It
I, pretty certz:ln, however, that IL' I. ha, been
reall4ed, Thin we consider an extreme figure.
Is7C. 12‘,e-413
Parx, westyru
'CA 1.1.01 V.
Tho market takeo a abort milward tu,n aa , l
tint quotations.
;,..1 to ..
)I:( Ell Fnurrs,
A rrles. hot Itt , !^ of rho now crop has mai.. its
I.:war:me.% log wlia: ;I:ts la•cn rvecivegl it s I,•en
,at arrival at .11 , ;11; lons. TL^ deniat..l ("r
cart prf,llll,CS tub. e1 , 1!::` liberal. pr,,viding f.,000415
,-.11,1 he obtained at prlco that wmi:4l Inonre (I, , a!ersi
,lust iw.g. r e aeh., aro ,rolet and weal: All.i.ta
tio:t,. Itlackl,rrie, are In go.el reque , t and tirtn.
'l9unis in iimitad supply and quiet - . flaspherrWs
,tl:k light and vrIE.4•A firm. ' 4.
. ~.. 7!,r6 S
Aprz,•,ystm. , , s,—.l
•• ••.,, (warier , . .. CPI 7
..'WeLstern, sliced Ca, 7
•• quarters
Southern.
qtiarter-. -1 , t 46l 6
Peaches, pooled, fancy , 14,05
•• fair to good - 1 lad LI
.. unp , eled, halves skill
r• •• quarters rk.ty
Illallibt-ri les. 1,,,r It) . Hi'n 1 .
Vherrl.,. pitted. p.,-1 - lb 160: IS
l'lllno , , pier It, lito i ..ls
Ittn-pberrl^s 11:(4.25
H. li..i: F. B. THURBER St Co.,
Importers, \V holesate lisPeers Ii Corn. Merchants.
west p,:roadway. ltead- - , & Hudson Sts., N. Y.
'Produce Commission Dopartinetil in chargo of J.
S. Oates. We receive and sell on CM:IMISNIMI all
kinds of COlilltry Produce; make cash 111IVISICeo on
consignments and furnish stencil plates and war
ket quotations when desired. Correspondence so
licited.
Boots and Shots—:rochry.
1876.
, 1876. 1876. 187 Z.
FALL TR•ADIE
I am now receiving t
LAI:6EST AND MOST COMPLETE FT -WCK.
- BOOTS AND SHOESt
['BUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS,
:4 ' &c.,
Ever ofle•red In this town, and nt prices that 43annot
fall lo phase tho eloset , t buyer, I have many bar
gain. In all lines of plods that cannot be I,htained
elsewhere. Please call and exaiulnc goals and
wives. ' •
HE>IEMHEHTIfE PLACE—Humphrey's
old Stand, opposite Court House.
T.4anda, tig t to,
BL A CK ' S CROCKERY STORE
AT COST!
CLL STOCK-GOOD GOODS-
MUST BE SOLD
CROCKERY,
CHINA,
GLASSWA
BABY WAGONS,
LAMPS,
&c &c., &c.l
1
At the old stand of
- BLACK.
To!rauda, august 2, Ibiti
powELL & co.
•
WO have coca! d this week a very - poke Mock of
FALL SEASON!
SHAWLS;
CLOTHS AND CA SSIMERES.
• PRINTS d GING HA MS,
BLEACHED 4. BIZOWN SHEETING'S
TABLE LINENS,
TOIVE LS, fr., FLANNELS.
DOMESTICS OF ALL KINDS!
NOTIONS- & FANCY GOODS!
GLOVES,: HOSIER3',
.00./ISE TS, TIES,
DJtESS 7711,11.311NG5, &c., &c.
.. ;~
Carpet Department!
'CARPET. AT VERY LOW PRICES
MEM
I :or ', I V)
EEZIEI
1 •r. I 01
1 c:r.•i 71
'~ ~ s
IZE
IMEI
Plea.-5e Call and - See our lM'w GOO(bc
14 ( ,I 42
1 :, (41 911
MEE
Towanda, S:Tt. 1,576
C °4 ' •
, ;COAL,
5',(61 6
We keep on hand at our yard all sizes of Pittston
and Wilke,' liaire coal. and Loyal SI nic- coal, !foul
the Sullivan County Mines. Also, Barclay Lump
and Smith.
,
We keep the lest quality of Lime, Hair MI!CaL
meta, Itriek and Plaster, all of which we will!sell
at bottom prices.
Towati,la May Ist,
PURL, GROUND PLASTER
FRESH GROUND CAYUGAPLASTEIf.
Manufaettired from stone selected by Myself, and
warranted PURE. :
PRICE.—Cash, fi 50; on thn4 s7 00, Send In
your orders
PETER IS.Np3I.ESSER.
Rumerfleld, March 1, 1876.
,
NEW COAL resin!
•
The undersigned haring 'taken the large and
commodious yard, at the foot of PARK Street, has
now on hand a full supply of
ALL SIZES
JOHN - F. (.:01:SElt
lIM
Oct2l-75-tt
CHEAP COAL ANWLIME.
From and after July 1, I will Sell enal, lime, &c.,
for cash only, and the price list will 1 corrected
mouthly.
PRICE Or COAL ron JULY, PER TON OF 2,ooorbs,
AT 1118. YARD: ' •
Pittston Stove, Chestnut and Furnace : . IS 00
•
. 3 60
Carbon Run Lump ' '4 00
o " Smith - 3 00
Barclay Mountain Lump -' 350
.
44 Smith -
1 2 - 74
Allentown I.lmoll bushel .
.. -32
Lath VI 31 • ' 2 24
Hair ? bushel4o
Brick 11 41 . , - 'lO.OO
I am always prepared to deliver purchased on
short notice at the usual price of delivery. -
I also tender my thanks:to my many friends and
customers for their very liberal patronage ha the
past and hope natter the new departure to make it to
thcir tutereat; to coutinue to buy where they can
get the best goods for the least money. , .
Those who are: Indebted to me :will take notice
that I must have'money-or I can't buy for cash an-. 1
pay freights. may must settle by the first of Au,
gust asst. . .
• c
.. Wry Iteapectfulit Yours, -
11 J. : PHINNY.
Towanda, July 1.; 19;3. - . . .
Powell It Co.
NEW GOODS!
Suitable for the
Aud arc uow otterini,
Special Bargains
lu each Department of our Store
All the latest Stiles In
DRESS„`GpODS,
CLOAKS AND SAgIitTES,
IMILI
TArge stock' of
-.: A very.flne adsortme . ut of
Large additions to,
.
rOwELL & co
Coal, Lime and. Plaster
COAL.
PIERCE & SCOTT.
AT -
RIIMMERFIELD
I have just received a large supply of
OF
ANTHRACITE,
LOYAL SOCK,
QM
BARCLAY COAL.
it's°
M. ,E Alk CEMENT
ill
Coal deliverefl on short notice
TERMS:—Cash.
_ r
4"4
HENRY MERCUR.
Taylor it Co.
T A Y
.0 •AcC O !
Are reeeiying, t4is weekfi
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE !
•
Assortment of.
DRY GOODS
Fors the
FALL & WINTER SEASON !
EVERY DEPARTMENT
IN Otlt STORE
WILL BE FILLED WITH
DESIRABLE GOODS!
•
And we propose to sell them at
LOWER PRICES !
THAN HAVE YET BEEN
OFFERED IN TIM'S SECTION.!
EMU
t..-
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE
OUR STOCK
i TAYLOR, & CO.
t• 4
Towanda. Sept. 20, 1576. i
Bent Ft Bliss.
NEW -GOODS.,!
NEW GOODS!!
NEW GOODS!!!
,
KENT - St. BLISS
• •
Have just received their first invoice of
FALL & •WINTER -GOODS . !
All the pew styles in
;.~~
DRESS GOO9S-DRESS GOODS,
..t • - •
&c., &c
We o tailgnius
HERETOFORE_ UNEQUALED !
CALL AND - EXAMINE SAM STOCK
And b convinced fot yourselyei
KENT ez BLISS:
TOrands, Sept. 6, 1876
-- . ,---- ,i• -• - .'e - - ---y-.r---''--------x-----:- .:
(ARPHANS' COURT BALE.,-By
‘jr, virtue of an order brined ontaf the Orphans'
Court of Bradford County, the nfidrireigelld, exec-
utor of the estate of (lee. D. Acinuloye. fsfo of 90 -'
,borough of Towanda, doed,"will 'espoen each Tot .
to public sale at the door Of tie Court. - .Tlotutelon ;
Monday, the lath day of (Tot° rnuat 2 o'clock, !L
p. m, the folloeflng described ale State, ttleWitf.. .
I. One lot.sitnated in the bosti.of Tostranda, Imatt- . ...
dedand described tut follows; 'Beginning OD the ,
west side of 3fain-fit, at the south-esat'corner of a
lot sold. to Holmes & Passage; thence southerly
along the west side Of Mal wet 23 ft, and 3 Inches, to
north line of Plne-st: thf.tnce along aid north line
of Pine-st Westerly. 74 ft to an alley; thence north* ,
erli along said alley 23 ft and 3 Inches to the south.
west 'corner of lot of said .11olmes k Passage ; and ,
thence by same easterly 71 ft to The west side of
ifdationt, the place of beginning, with a two story
brick building thereon. The second story or said
building during Its. existence, together With the -
second story of that part of - the tame over'-the lot,
sold to Ibllines & Passage, to be owned by the per-
Oliasera of the above described lot, In common with
Maid Holmes a Passage, they to have one-half of
.the rent and use thereof, and said purchaser the
_other half, the first story to be occupied by such
purchaser, while said building stands, to the par-I
talon wall on. the south side of said Holmes & Pas-' :
• sage's store, as now °coupled by them under their 1,.
deed. .
, 2. Also one other lot in said bore, bounded as fol
lows: Beginning et the south east corner of lot NU .
k; 0 II Ward's subdivision; thence north 'B5 O 10'
east. along the north line of State-st 50ft ton corner ~
- af t lot Nu 3of said subdivision; thence north 4 0 'W
we . along line.. of Same 150 ft to a 15 foot alley;
the tee along the, south line of said alley south 85°
10' toed 50ft to corner ofJot No lof said stagily!. '
S 1011; thence along line of same south 4 0 50' east .
150 ft, to, place of beginning, being lot'No 2of Henry •
' Ward's subdivlsion.'. -
. 3. Also lot No 3of sild subillvlslon, bounded as
folloWst„Beginning at the south east _corner of said- 'I I
lot No 2, thence north 85° 10' east along north lino ~
of State-st; 50ft to a corner of lot No 4. thence along.. l
lisle of ...same north 4° 50'.west 150 ft to a 151,ealley;,
thence alolig ,south line Of same 'south 64° It' west;
30ft to a cornet of said lot No 5, thence along line
of saute south 4° 50' east 17,0 ft to place of begin
ning.
..
4' Also lot No 6of sal übdtvision, bounded as
follows: Beginning at so li west cornerof lot No 7.
of said silb-dlvision, tht et,' south 83° Ite west 42ft
to a cur of a new streetlo i g on'ned; thence along' '
said street 17 ft to the Doe of au alley; thence
along said all Y. easterly : v. - ft • to north viest corner
of lot No 7; t tence along lot .No7.(west line) 150 ft
i
.
to place s ginning, : • :'
5. Alsohot No 27 of. said subdivision, bounded as
follow's; Beginning at scorner In east line of West
ern ave and south line of. Ward-are, thence north
59 's, 0 eaei along south line of Ward' avenue 22% ft
to north -vest corner of tot No 22; +epee along line ,
of same S4eith 30.i° east 110 ft to north line of a laft
alley; t Wince along saute south 0;4 0 west about Spit
to east line of Western-eve; thence along same north
'l° 50' west 123 f to Place of beginning. i
. 6. Also lot No P 2 of said subdivision, boundedas _
follows: Beginning at Borth east corner (flit No
21; thence along line of same south 30‘e° east flOft
to said alley: thence north. 59,' , ..i° east along sauna
50ft to corner of lot No 23; thence along line of
sonic north 30.-,° west liOft to south line of Ward
ave; thence along same south 59i -i° west sOft to
place of beginning. .- - •• , - - •
7. Also lot No 2s of said ''subdirlsion, boirnded•as
follows• Beginning at north east corner of lot No
27, thence along lino of same south acoe 0 east 11011 ,
to the north Ilse of said alieye theace . along line
of saute north 59'_° east 50ft to a corner of lot No
*29; thence along line Of same north 30!e° west heft
to the south line of Ward-ave; - thence along same
south 59.e° west 504 to beginning.
8. Also the uodivlded half of the followlag des
cribed lot situate in said hero, hounded and desert-.
bed as follows: On the 'north by lands.of J P Kirby
and 1. Lo Bowman. east by an alley, south by land
of John F Means and west by Main-st, being 2Oft '
front on Main-s[ and SOft in depth: said testator's
Interest thereto being the undivided one-half of
the equitable title and satne land that J F Means
coutracted•to sell to 1) it Sweeney. advise interest
was subsequently acquired by said_testator and LI "
',V Noble. .
OF - SALE.—On lota' Nos. 2, - 3,4, 5,6; 7,
and 5, one-fourth of the purchase money to be •paid
on the property beingratruck down; one-third-of
-14 residue on confirmation of sale, and the residua
one-year thereafter, with interest. -Qn lot- No 1,
4500 on the property heing sfruck down; one-third
of the residue on confirmation, and the residue ono
year thereafter with interest John W 511x,'Esq.,
has a map of II Ward's subdivision, showing the lo
cation of lots Nos 2,3, 4; 3,6, and 7; All persons
intending to bid are Invited to examine this map
at till office. PALI, D. MORROW, -
Towanda, Pa.. Sept. 16, "71. , 1 X
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.-,—By
.
virtue of aiiorder Issued out of the Orphans'
t:ourt of 11. rad ford County. the undersigned, execu
tor of the estate of Geo I) Montanye„ late-of the
Hero Of Towanda, dee'd, will expo:ge to public sale
on the premises. on Wednesday, October 18, 1576,_
at 11 o'clock, a. in., the folloiring property , to-wit:
one lot of land In Terry top, Bradford C0., -
boundeql as follows: On the-north by lands of Ed
*aid and Etas us :thepird; on.the east by lands of
estate of C F Wells, dee'd; on the south be lands
late of 11enr fetter; on the west by the Tarrytown
rOad; containing 50 acres, more or less; being tho
same land that said Montanyo purchased by con
tract of Geo.B Mills, and haN lag an equitable title
only thereto.
TERMS OF SALE.—One-fourth of the purchase
looney to !Jo paid. on the property being struck
down: one-third of the residue on ecinfirtuat4on of
ale, and the-residue one year 'thereafter whit In-
PAUL D. 31-01:1tOW,
,~i
Towanda, Pa., Sept. la,
ADITOR'S NOlCE.—Egtate
of Elias J. Clawson. de,*(l. In the Orphans'
Court of liradfordCounty...:
The undersigned, an auditor appointed by the
court to distribute .moneys the hands of the ad
ministrator of said estate, will attend to the duties
of his appointineut at his office, lu Towanda, - ott
Eriday, the •L'oth day of October, at 10 o'clock a.m.,
When and where' hit. persons 'having a claim upon
said fund must present them,. or be forever
debarred frdm citulugin upon the same.
sep2lw4 E
. Auditor
AUDITOR'S NOTICE— Sarah
Straus' use, v. 6. (eo. Lenox. No: 7:13, Stay
Term. Im7l.
D. F. Welles' use vs. Geo: Lenox. ..No. 604, May
Term.
In the I'c - ion of Common Please of Bradford Co.
The und.-rsiglicil. an - auditor appointed by the -
Coort to distribute' the funds arising-,fron?:the
sale Of defendant's real estate, upon execution is
sued upon sold Judgments, will attend to the du=
ties of his appolmment at his office In. Afrreur
Blek, in the Rom, of ToWanda, 'on 3ItiND.VY,
October 9.1878. all° o'clock a. m., when 'and where
all persons having claims against said fuzid'must
present the same or be forever d'ehdrred therefrom.
S. K, PAYNE:
Auditor.
Towanda. Sept. 5., 18T6.1
A DNIINISTRATORS' ICOTICE
is hereby given that all iwrsons tit
debterl to the estate of David Itlnehar,tlate of Iles-,
rick, deceased. must make' immediate payment to
the undersigned, and 'all peons liavlng"elalm•
against said estate must present theni, duly autLen
Heated, for settlement.
• I W. A. WETMORE.
Administrators.
A DMIN-ISTR ATOR'S. NOTICE.
—Nottee is hereby glien that all persons in
debted to the estate-of Jas. Collins, deF'd, - latis
of Barclay, .Bradford County, Penna., must
make immediate payment to the undersigned, and
all persons having clatnis against said estate must
present theM, duly authenticated, .for settlement.
Aug. 16.
341.31E5 WOOD, Attni%
11IXISTRA.TOR'S NOTICE.
Notlee is hereby. given that all pees int; In= ,
delded to the estate of Clark W. Mower, late of To- .
wanda hero', deed, must make immediate payment
all iierSons having claims against said estate must'
present them durnathenticed for settlement.
Aug" Lill. C. MOWER. Administrator.
•
.RUSTEUS • SALF„',.-Trustee's
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sale of coal lands and mining Foperty and ad. ,
purtenanees in the county of Bradl'ord, State of.
Pennsylvania. o •
By v'irtue of - a eortain mortgage or deed of trust .
executed and delivered by the Fall Creek Bittimi-,
nous Coal Company, of the Slide of Pennsylvania,"
to the undersigned as• Trustee, dated the first day
of may, iSCsB. and. reenrded in the °flee for recant
ing deeds, &e.,ii`r and for the'cbuhty of Bradford,
in said State, on Deed Book Sto.,ss. page !Ct r
on the 14th day of May. A. P., ;Siat,and alsci in
Mortgage Book, No. 14, page 102, &c., tin the 13th
day or November, A. P. 1r575. , .
I, the undersigned, as Trustee as aforesaid. here
by give notice that I will,. on TUESDAY. the nth
day of A P,BIL. 1576, at 12. o'clock. noon..of that
day, at the Exchange Sales Rooms, No. 111, Broad
way, in the city - , county and state of New York,
sell at'auctlon to the highest bidder, the _property
tights, privileges and franchises conveyed or In
tended t,ci be conveyed to toe by
,sald mot tgage or
of vest: default having been made by raid
flonipanl, In the tering and conditions of d mert-
gage. and such default having continued forth.,
space of sixty days. and I being required In writ
ing to make such sale by the holders,Of certain of
the said bonds secured by said mortgage or deed of
trust, which were at the time of making such re
quest due and outstanding.
The property aforesaid Includes some sixteen
hundred acres of land, situate In Franklin and
Overton townships,,in Bradford county, State
Fennsylvanla, being composed of the whole of the
tract of land surveyed' in the name-Of George Edge
and the several partsof tracts surveyed to the names
of George , Temple, .saumerEdge, Paul 'Hardy and
Andrew Hardy, all of which is more accurately
- bounded and described it solid mortgage; together
with all and singular ttie railroads, mines, bras,
minerals, WOMP, Toads. lanes; ways; waters, water
renrses, em.ements, rights, liberties, , hertldltaments
and appurtenances unto the said preinises belong
ing and appertaining, and the reverslonand re
mainders, rents, issues and prontOthereOf.
For a more full and complete description of the.
property to be said, with Its boundaries and
hica
does, refert'neo may be had to the said mortgage,
of record as aforesaid: or to the original thereof,
the po,sesslun of Me.srs. Gray & Davenport, at.
torneys. at No. 9. Nassau street. New York City.
TERMS OF SAI.F.:—Ten per rent of the pur
mosy Is to he paid' cash In hand on the thiy4
of sale, and the balance Is to be paid within thirty
days thereafter, at the (Mice of Gray & Davenport.
No. 9, Nassau street, in the. city of New kork,
St.de of New York, and upon ,the payment of tho
, aid balance In full the purchaser will recetvd
tiecd to the said property, conveying such title as
is vested in me as Trustee as aforesaid.
Dated'rebrifary 1976.
CHARLES F. HUNTER.
Trustee for the Bondholders of the Fall Creek 131-
ttitolnotiN,Coal Compiny. • -
GIIAY & DAVENPORT,
Attorneys for Tiustee, 9, Nassau St., N. Y.
City. •
The above agvertisenient appears. In the follow.
lug newspapers, to-wit: The brening Posti
Ilshed In the city of New York:, the l'ltilmlrlphi%
Enquirer,; putillmhed in the City of Philadelphia;
and the linAnyenD REPORTER,. publiAed In 'TO
wanda, I:rndford County. Pa..
The sale of , the above "described propf.rty Is here
by adjourned to TUESDAY the 23d day of May,
1876, at the same hour and place. .
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Datel April 25, 1316. ,
• 'CHARLES F. HUNTER,
Truster rot. the bondholders of the Fall Creek It
tninlnous Coal Company. _ . (may4ltt.
The saltrof the above described propc4ty Is hero!.
by adjourned to THURSDAY. the=d day of June,
157 G, at the same time stutplace.
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Hated 514 '234, 1876.0mit tl. . •
CHAS. F. HUNTER,
Trustee for the- Bondholders of the Fall Creek 111.
tozaloott Coal•Cenattany.'
'the sale of thti•above denertbed property Is here
by adjtairned to TH itSD AY the 20th day of .1 tux
'1174 at the some hour and - ' r• •
Dated Jane :2, 1876.
CHARLES F. HUNTER. ;
Truster for the bondholders of the - Fail Creek ti I
, t ceal Company.
The sale of the above proirity is hereby to:lleum
ed to Thursday, the 17111, day of Angus; 1:176. aQ
the same time and plate. Dated July 2,0th,"1676.
• ' • CH-ARLES F. HUNTER,
Trustee fur the bondholders of thoS.Fall Creek BR
,. utuluous Coal Company.:
The sale of the above described protTrioabere:
by adjohrned to Thurzlay the 28th day of Septem
lwv, 1576, at the same hour and place., .
I +Med August 17th, 1676'.Cang24w4
CHARLES V. 'HINTER.
Tru,:tee for the Bondholders of the Fall Creek Bt.
tuwlttoas coat company. •
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MIME
Executor
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