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FINE JEWELRY,
WATQIEES,
SILVER, AND PLATED WARE,
TOWANDA, PA
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LOCAL AND CENERAL.
grrrE a number of rafts have passe:.
down the liver this week.
FIrTY-Eff;TIT applicants .for liCense to
rurniu - SusqUebanna count}.•
APIITI. opens with sunny weather and
giN es promise of an early spring.
EMIFTEEN bunfirkfand eighty-six per
''soils have signed the pledge iu Elmira,
N. Y.
Mns. M. L. POST died in ltn,hcille last
week. aged 41 years„, Mrs. P. was for
merly a.re_sident of thit - place. -
11::•ifor w - 11 make a visitation of
this.parish on the 17tli inst.t when the
rite of confirmation will be administered.
stuN of spring—a woman with her
dress pinned _illy a brush in her I:and.
mi,ehief in her i4e, and blotches white-
Raah her-face. •
Thrztn is a tzre3t temp2rance rerY;di
Fweeping over Elmira and other towns in,
New York. The movement is directed
by follOwers of Mr. 311-1:1•11EY:
..Ideertitrr, bits
inprcliaraton.an;l nearly ready for tilt ,
pn a novel. foundod (n the land title
tr“nlilus iii this uiul adi.,ining counties.
Donc.ks an aged - tidy of
'Windham toWnship, died on Thursday
Sho was years old, and had
spent most of her long liftiin this.county.
A ,zo, 7.\1!.E will he held in the Paii,lrs
of t': 'L- 1! SattivaayeV fl-
next, at which will be ,
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OFF FOIL TUE PACIFIC CORM--On tie
15th tilt., tire young men lett Lister to
take up their residences in California.
Last week they Were foilowed by ED
WARD ROCKWELL, THOS. PARE, CRAB. M.
OLMSTEAD, and 0. 11.1 lIOLCOMn, who
purpose continuing their journey to Port
Townsend, Wssliington Territory. These -
young- men are Industrious,
,exemplary
and honest. We wish them abundant
success in their new homes.
IT 11.1.8 been decided to hold the Teach
ers' Institute for the school year ending
June, 1877, at tho Graded Sell°Ol-House,
Towanda, beginning at one o'clock, Mon
day, April 0, and continuing until Friday.
Prof.:F. A. ALLEA', of Mansfield, will
be present as Instructor the entire week.
as.well as the leading teaeberti-g the
county.
Arrangements will be made by which
those in attendance mill be entertained at
hut trifling expense and nothing will be
left undone which will in 'any wa}i pro
mote the success of the Institute. -
School directors and other friends of
education are urgently invited to attend.
THE dwelling: of !Ir. BHITT,IN,
on the old plank roh'il, a inile and a half'
west of town, was burned on Sunday
evening last, while the family were ab
sent. The tire originated in the roof
from a chimney. Through the efforts of
neighbor. most of the furniture was re
moved. There was a small insurance—
t xi on the building, and :!-'2OO t..n furni
ture in .J.. 1. REconn's tiL;eney.
Ot - r: borough legislature met on Mon
day morning. and organized by the elec
tion or the :err(' 'wing ofitieei
Bur.7e. , “—N. N. IfETT.S; jr.
13 , :rcets—Wit. DITTIZICII.
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At; a subsequent rneetin,g in the evening
the~~cingapi;oint went s
were 'made
A. flunNs.
rqUetyr': —A. WICKHAM.
G17.1i7 Bitsmnit.t., "whilse theo
-ry in regard to the Ashtabula disaster
was generally endorsed- and who teas the"
builder of the famous lake crib front which
Ch:cago is supplied by tunnel with wati??,
is out in a three-column a'rti r e4' -. in the
t'ilj ,- ng , oT't%' , nlie of 3Thuday week, show
! iug that the crib is liable-ro.. wash and
crumble away at an early di V; if some- ,
l * tliing is not done. lie had nu faith ut its
' durability at the of e: , n , .. - tiucti, , n ; but
Lis sug4 . esti•ms Were nu , t I:t4aled I,y tne
Enjnears maler wllom I c •lal,,.red. Mr.
Bit :t skillful nnclianie of - supe
no: judgment, and was better litt-N1 to
en...;ineer t112.f . great Clan tbvse un
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1.411 y of Philailtlphia. 'Will he sul
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PERSONAL.—JaiIge twoA.kw is in town
this Ivo*.
3ionnow is to lecture before
the students of the Elmira Female Col
lep soon.
—We enjoyed a pleaiant sisit yester
day from Mr. TAnrn, of Pawling, N.
—The - Supremo Court having taken 4
recess of one month, to allow the mem
bers. to write out !.`opinions," Judge
3lencnn is enjoying tlie company of hi 4
family_ for a brief period.
—CuAs. P. WELLEs and family, who
spent the winter in Illinois, have returned
to this'place, where they are welcomed
by a large circle of friends.
—Rev. C. 13EN - NErr, D. D., now
professor in Syracuse University, and for
merly pastor of the M. E. Church in this
place, will occupy the pulpit of the M. F.
Church next Sabbath morning.
MOT Ntenut 4,•a graduate of this office,
is now engaged on tho Canisteo Times,
and the editor says of him :
Mr: Monnts Ntcnot.s, the young
nttn who i. now in our employ, from
one of the best offices in Pennsvlva-
pia, and shows retitled taste in getting up
any kind of Jul, work that he turns his
inuel to. AVe give him credit for the
same."
We congratulate :%fir inn his good for
tuntrin securing so responsible and desi
rable a situation, and we take pleasure in
co:ninending him t 4) the entire confidence
of tile - 16)ple of Stcubcn county as an in
industrious and. exemplary
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AnmEsi.k.—Armenia township is one
of the most healthful towns 'in Bradfoid
minty, for we always have pure air to
breathe and good water to drink. The
township is situated mainly on top of Ar
menia mo•nitain, hence its altitude is con
siderable. Snow ootiws teirlY- in the fall,
and continues until late 'in the Spring.
- The ground has,becu covered with snow
since the last days of November,
and at this date, March :27, there is ~till
plaruty . for all purp , ssse . , although the late
rains and the warm south wind have re
duced it very much. -
This town produces good grass. pota
bk,, oats. buck wheat. corn and ivheat,
maple sugar, ap:Ae.z, and abundailce of
stove-wood and bemire]: timber.
a The ccutie t j the .toNVII is live - miles
noin Truy, and three milts front Alba.
litre are tyro church orgarfii. , i ations—a
regular Baptist, church that wUrship in
the Purse School ilous . e, and a 'Wesleyan
clapfe . h that worship in the
IWc.l et' Sc'actil-liouse. The last-named
, ;';' , .7:t•ty have colaint:need to Intiid a h“use
f ‘sotship near , C. ‘Vtiva.}:ii's
iha Baptist society- are eikj , iyhez
refreshing moot the Lord, uhdcy the la
bor; of Eider :IVAT of Cant An:
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Our matrimonial departtitent ado ,week
contains the announcement of the mars
riage of 'Missi •Ilasrstalf S. NAGLEE, of
3rouroeten„ to Mr. STARK, of Michigan.
Miss N. ; since ber f)ebut in society, bas
been a "reigning belle" and her depart=
;-ure from this community will be sincerely
'Tsgretted by is large' - 'iiitele of warm and
ardent friends, who, however feel some
what reconciled to her loss by the know
legde.that she haft been won by .a gentle
man every way worthy of so estimable a
bride. The ceremony vas 'performed by
the'Rector of Chrigt Church, this place,
at the pleasant .home of the bride's pa
tents, yesterday afternoon, in - th'e pres
cum of a goodly number of friends who
had been favored with an invitation to be
present.. We but give eipresslon to an
almost universal sentiment, when we ex.;
tend to the happy pair : our warmest con
gratulations, cpufded with the hearty
wish t4xtt they may long be spared to en
joy each other's society, and that no
c:otelf, may ever arise to dim the bright
ness of their joy, . - •
()NE of the saddest events which has
transpired among us for sometime, was
the death of,,BitltLE WALKER,
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:li-y evening last. BELLI: came here
with her grandmother, Mrs. DETANO,
several years since, and at bnee won the
sffectiuns.of all who Met her. Possessed
of an unusually bright intellect and genial
nature, she became the light of every cir
cle site entered. As a scholar, she was
tr.ted for studious habits and attention to
rules, and gentle, loving deportment,'
m eking herself a general favorite with
both teachers and scholars.. Of robust
constitution, she was fond of out-door
amusement, and while . coasting during
-the winter sustained an injury'which was
not at.the time thought to be serious, but
from which she never recovered. Her
father was summoned from Michigan,
and remained with lier nntil she was
thought to be convalescent, when heleft
for Philadelphia, only : to return to tind
:his only daughter beyond the aid of med
ical skill. She was' buried on Saturday
afterno o n, the sad rites being witnei4;ed
by a large concourse of. people. The
affliction falls with great severity on Mr.
W., anti the aged grandmother who took:
the place of mother to BELLE when she
was au infant, on the death of 'Mrs.
Waltl:En, her only daughter.
last ;teas Easier—a
festival observed by the churn, com
ineninown.tion.of the Resurrection i,f the
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:s.l‘ mr, alter luis - crucifixion, Among
chrldien the day has b.A:mne noted from
the-fact that a custom of pi-eparing eggs
fo: s fo•sl and , u - mount has been observed
nom ilic earliest ages. A correspondent
of lie Git:ette and 11 , 410im
an interest big account of Easter :
' - rho Ea-t(9- ega is-.lweouting a popu
lar institution in this nineteenth century,
and daily in more favor. 'runs,
the ut , the ipeasantry
an.:4lst the ineuntains of the Alps and
Tyrol, and the valleys of the TZhine anti
.74.5e11e, to the sunny hills of France and
Italy. ,synitu,lized in tile Easter egg
in tlw hb4liest ‘vortlly the gialideur f)(
the i):tiace. We thus beheld the siri:l•rp
(Hored eggs of the lowly in the cot,' with
l•rolpahly so, but beautiful lints
engraved upon them with the rude knife,
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also o f f graftinsg. Attention to . fruit:l2ls
ani to iiiiptcriethent gibe quality of
fruit, always pays and . pays well, but the
reward is so remote that many neglect it.
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rented, wouti do something every spring,
—it need dot ho nancli—bnt something;
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For a month new this may be done to ad
vantage. What is called cleft-grafting is
the easiest and most common.. The atom
to be grafted should be healthy and vigor
ons. It should be sawed off squarely and
split in the middle and the graft having
on it two or three buds, should be made
wedge-shaped at the lower end and insert
ed in the cleft, so as to bring the outside
wood of the graft and stem 'exactly even, •
then cover the wound carefully with
•
grafting wax and it in done.
THE following lett.4; from our,. old
friend, Elder PECK, late of Windham, -is
published with, pleasure :
. .
IiOOPEE'S VALLEY, Ting, Co.,N.Y.
Marcit47, 1877. fft.
FatENo .11, / t e vonn : You see by thhi
heading that.vve have changed our place
of residence, and are comfortably situat
ed,
here, but hale not •forgot our long
tried friends. We wish to e•press our
sincere thanks .to our many friends in
Windham and adjoining. 'townships, who
met at the residence of
,Mr. C. Cu EN Er,
Feb. ];,.and contributed for our benefit
the handsome donation of over forty-six
dollars, over forty of which was in cash.
We also extend our thanks to friend
Ctittlicsa - and family fur- the interest.
they took in making it a success.
WE HEARTILY endorse the following
(ruin an exchange : It is u't faic for per
•sons to ask their home dealers for six
months, one year's or two years' credit,
and then when they can scrape a little
money together, pack off to some other
town _and du their trading making the
merchants who accommodated them wait
fur their pay.
BUSINESS LOCAL.
r 5" MN. E. J. 31iNews is this week in
the eity vent:ding gond+ for the Spring trade. apt::
,V3 r- ..7sTete Goods at E. .J. 3ltsioos'.
CE7 Mr:, E. J. .311N , Gos will return from
the city la a rely days; Wi th. tin litest. Styles,
and at the letveq price, alar.elW.
t,- - -pr New kinkat KENT [sop.;
Wanted.—A of 5 or 10 acres
In or wtar Tiovanda, with good ei and Barn.
k.nt mast I,e reas9nabie. Adidrelis I'. O. 1I $7l,
aiii 5. Towanda, Pa,,_
LL3 - sliv•if , nqx,...4 az II I: NI.I:I,3IAN'S.
7'he Standfri.(l of the ('rosy for spje
ev ry week at Cr", Boo!: hid* 1 rel-
cur, ouly b , ecat
4:se• Nvv6 go th y•.•01%,.1 dm) at 'Hr.:, L ANS
VT . great v:liiety, at
Kr.N
-72" . labdsomest assortment of Joivelr3
I. HEN
-- -•a.
4.6'•.Engraving doite uc littivemmAN's Jew•lry
\ct ktar ,sot tho tat•••t !ytyl , s at Itns-
DLL 'IAN
1, - 10R-rox has removed her
m.,1; and -.,,,t1,mery. ,, - , rroin Patton's P.h, k to
1114- . owl]
A large sto',,ek i.;;i.iti - es toy...s
, t• a' 2I . 11,11:. •":
mit.prim..a to learn
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11,;;; - •The best l'iaukers baktql ever%
113 y at Ctiwt,i.t.'
( . 011.1I's anti ('tiffs
1 . ,5 . 4.rp:
3,Fortment of spring and
Lats, trteht.l, at NU. E.
Dun't anywhere but to WHIT-
lIIICIMMIMII
l'T tio.ll the best
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ter" :1%.! Clips rlt
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";.•,-;.- Call at. i:t.:NT :11!f1 100:1
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IT you v ..n: liart;:tin, ill .11eail,
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tlnctit of
NI, F.
I ! - 1 , 0 , •;:t-I, aN.I 17yr
.
1 re linly*M eat stale ('racks
When you can buy them nice; fresh bitted, just as
cheap? Ask your greyer dot Cowtse , Crackers
or go to Mr. C's. bakery In the first Mardi where
Toucan get Crackers the same der they are taken
from the oven. P 4125.
• Ur Evet7thltig In thfi line of itation
ery et WIIITCOXII SIIJATT . S. t
Inir Cali and see the ,latest Ladies' Ties,
vows and Cu,n at Alm, kb Naos'.
Gs"' HEADELMAN's store is filled with
Bret-class article. for th' IToltday trade.
tar Au' the Latest publications, very
cheap, at WHITCOMD & SLIAE'rE.
air DoUar-and-a'-balf books for 99 cts
Mercur Block.
M r " Mrs. MlNnos has Ladies' Hats
trimmed, for II and upwards.
rr E. J. Mmaos is receiving Spring
5t71,3 In Hata and Bcr'nnets.
-P' New firm, new goods and low pri
ses at the liridge Street Furillture Stor*Pcmar7.9.
CLOSTNG Ou'r 8Ar.4...---The entire
stock of TAYLOR 31 CO. to ti Sold regardless of
cost. The stock consists of Domestic and Fancy
Dry Goods, Cloths and Cansitneres, Notions, Lae
d . lee and. Gents' Underwear, Hats and Caps, La
dies, Misses' and Children's Shoes, Ladles' Furs
at your own prtee, Ladies' and Gents* Kid Gloves
at half price. The above stock must be closed out.
—litrarch
Everything In the line otrJevrelry, Silvnr
and Silver Plated War4at DELM.
Si' Don't fall to eallat /UN ni:Lx an'S'and see
his goods and learn the prices. '4,`
ur Ladies', Misses' and Children's
tihnoti selling without rrgard to cost, at tho old
stand Of Tel gilt k Co. mar 24.
Mr" Undertakielk a specia!ity at the
Fir!•tge Sitect Furniture Store. ro4r^.2.
.t.'W" For the past few weeks " nli oyes "
hare been directed toward the se3t. of Governmeht,.
141111 the. •• }11t 4 C1441:116,11111114 , 11014,1 has been the ab
sorbing Ipieme , of txmverration. Now that the
Pro Idential questiou has been settled, and govern
mental affairs are running smoothly, Tropic begin
to pay attention to personal wants, among which
nertuo,ary clothing stands foremys; : . It will be of
interest to such to hear that our oid and reliable
dealer, Itt . :F.NI'II.:T.T, leads.- .
the market, and
has the-hest assortment of Ready Made Clothing
to be found In any establishment this side of New
York, which he Is offering at prices so tow that you
will, t wonder how he can 410 It
rr . FIRST-CLAPS CITY LAUNDRY.-- If
you gentlemen of Towanda want your washing
dune In first-class style—your s l tilrts, collars and
cuffs ,made to. look like new ones, cotton shirt bo
soms made to look like Ilnem—polishlng and flutlng
done to order, go to Sirs. 11. A. Cota.lsfs. Proprle.
march 2917.
I=l=l
.al7,Tlie Grand Central Hotel, New
w•il sustain Its well-merited popularity, and
earn greater, by the scuhtblc reduction of its rates
from 1;1.00 to .12.5'n and ea.oo . per day.
JlEAuTirr Yot: Nothing
ronduees more to happiness and looa,e In the fami
ly than la•tlly decorated room:. The linnlhler4
rott:ig,r may, by parcha•lng 1,1; Wall Paper at
WITT,f/M It 4: SII rrs,liave house as Inviting
and cheery as a monarch: Marg.
=I
Take Notice', there is a great re
ittptbiti in Walth.an and Elgin Watches. at
AN' , and ytitt'n 111 be sure to buy one at
the yriii'~,he Is titr! in
, •
B gox;; - o 1: irteen eggs
for 1!I, tiii , :ity-ifight !or !'. I will send egg" ereenm-
Iy pa , kvgl. an :1111/Ve. rh, Brown Legburas are the
tws,t for all Mario., 4N
I. Othered .lx 'numbs laq year frntn eight
ru rl- r•n I t un‘fr. 4 an-1 aiit fire a euvs, '
Jur.L.llcArrt E.
.I:n.. .%pril ~i
n
r 3"" An . oriental traveller describes ih::s
htiy . ,n historic Shiglis:
stentart - lantle.tl a beach ttlach teat, the pert of
11 .:;'" the tirst cvlled
Thorp wi; uo toot; at tl watt•rs
e.:Ut TIO 1. , .p/.1. 110 Wharf. The pa,srugers and the
m.•l , •haadh, UUrae put a,hore in lighters. 111.11 ran
I.p i!•Lo sand. A tio. , j, .of eatnel,. IL ltla their
lay on Li t e Le:..ch, F. ady to transfer the
A 111 , . , . gt11.•
we: • 1 , 40ct•41.11.1:Pe.1 •Pr.j. Ytjt I:o..
/.I I . 31,h1. showing that they contatite - dai1 , 41.:
dia.-11;0 ,tlatitt.t, tri-y, ranir. Tli .se with other
Nat, ',A lal the tact . , of CalllFf:2,foi
014. skill
NI It a hark It, w:•Ji:•. Io I :AI tl:,• 111.4:adies
r th•ti'lrl:nr,r 1:,.• ea— , t
wto-
'
:" , "7" New _ Dre,s ,thods r a,t KENT
;:t. I •,..rs-p7
41=7 - 11tv: EM AN offPrs a grow. rellnetlnn In ail-
AV?I.I
•„,041., in every Tievirtment
T
:it NEN•f nu. v o m . ta-
1),, •
"I;uttrirk's l':ittt•rns at KENT .c
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FIVI!('!1 (.1...ks at IT nx nEi
EINE
1.3,(;Liar.1 :kn.! Vt-.: t lialus at HEN-
MEMO
,777 - To CoY.t-,11-ri vEs.—The
:.•tlred plty•:cLizi. I arm.; pr-‘lll.•ntlftil dir
,44,nt :1,..41n..t1 uarti' 1n !,,,,,;:wrn
, I;1110.4. ,
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133. 811.131110 en:31111. a 7.1 all thr4.4t and hil r g
:,, ff,r
1W.:1-it . ). ic. , 'nn• I) rtj, an,l a'l 7Cer-
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11,!11• 11. 1 . 1 0 I'Ve !pt• rlle prvirtrit , r,..,.! (W.!
V:; (Lo
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MAR,11.11.1
1:10!.i ., Y
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in. 1 \.a. 3 ;..id I. anal for
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DIED.
Aitlio!fla;tpa.,
. 1.77. hi th^7tat t ,, R of his
-W.A t 111 s .1 , 11 TlitlN4lay
t.H.g, .rell t• \Vai r. .ig •.1 1:1 y.
N1.111 1 1:4.-11' Witidt,„to.
;14.•.1 )k•ar,.
itL'.ll+l.tf -I,l••nveit,f lt,t• .4 4;11-411-43W,
- c 11 , 4..1 tineN Itryml. In fill, W4 , 11n1,13%,
Matell Crttln•tint! Mad aged 69 yeant. I
I desire to announce to the people of Bradford
'County. that I have permanently tecated in Towan
476 and shall endetwor, by (lows attention to busi
ness, entail profits and fair dealing. to merit and
eceure my share of patronage.
3ty stock Is tiEW.havlng been purchased during
the past two'woeks fur CASH.
DON'T YOU FORGET IT !
HIS PRICES ARE I:LOWER !
THAN . ANY OTHER ESTABLISIIMENT
THIS SIDE OF TILE OLD COUNTRY
AND GUARANTEED, VO BE JUST
WHAT THEY AI:}: RECOMMENDED:
EMI
THE - CLQTIIING LINE!
TITE CHEAPEST TO
TILE 3to.sT . COSTLT
E AMY A NI) SUBSTANTIALLY 'MATE,
AT AIIiJUT THE COST oF MATEMAIS:
-dy th
SPIUNG HATS,
I.y
i ~Ir„ ,u.~ pv~~t i~L r;f
11E=IIIIIIIIIIIII
REST LINE ( FrRNIsHINCi 6t)olis
EVER oFFE:RED IN THIS ?MARKET
A iittic ,v”r a
1:• , r, -
LOC NTI:I/ IN MWANI).I
tiwy ther; , •;, r, rnn nn rl:k or being. elwat,i
1 .. In o; .1 - 0;y • rtli , lclO de:OCT , . ‘ lllO lICVer
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"I'‘ , %l:trqla,' IT 1r i E 1,77
THE GREATEsT
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lILMEI
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FALL AND WIN ER CLOTHES
•
Ever oifereil to the peopie of
i
11 ,t.
1 1
As. Iha Vt.` prospect of 'r:tining
1111 importaitt, ill one of the west
,rn tcrrit(,riv-:, whirl' will rendpr it
nir lilt , to retire from the
-41 take thi-; tlu or informim:
poopit: that. my present lEir +i
,t.oek of
r. tl.•
1,1 1 :-. I: •c1f..;.!
TIME
I
B•
p3IENSE STOCK
OP
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
Just opened at,t4o old stand of
M. E. SOLOMON a SON.
Agreeably with announcement,
MR. J. DAVIS
lists filled the store lately occupied by Solomon k
Son with the most complete assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING!
Of every description ever offered in this market.
My stock comprises everything in tbo line of Wady
toads, Clothing for
MEN'S, YOUTHS• AXDCHILDREN'S WE &R
FURNISHING „GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS,
-VALISES, UMBRDLLAS,
CANES, &c.
Towapeli; April 5, 1877
WIIAT _
, Why, the fact that
M. E. ROSENPIELD
Still cbtitinaes to sell,
READY-LiDE CLOTHING
AT THE OLD STAND I
Also, that
`7r,
11 I stood s are always
BOUGHT FOR'
Ms stock comprises everything
A nice•assortsnent of
'BOYS' CLOTIUNG,
SPRING OVERCOATS,
TASTY UMBRELLAS,
SEM
cil,toine rs know. that Lain
m: 171 Rt)sE:,:FIELI)
~, CIIANCF
TO M. V
DEA 1►F1)111) C9UNT-V
(I.OTIIING BUSINESS,
MEN AND BOYS' WEAR,
Will he . golol regardlesti ; or cyst,
FOR CASII
.1 ACOBS'.
THE LATEST NEWS r__
DRY GOODS
AND _NOTIONS!
FANCY GOODS
El
J. DAVIS.
; &c., &c„
Ili'
_
EVERY, DEP.IIIT3ILiT IS FELL
I - 1
.
Call and be ConytiNed that we Sell as
Cheap as the Cheapest!
Towanda, Nov. 23, 1476
MUSIC EMPORIUM !
Wholesale and Retal dealers In all lands of
3,IITSICAL INSTII;I:IMENTS
Invlto the public to an examination of their estal,
t•lebri.te• 1
Cnntinw, to Ito the f:Liv , rtto nitfl 3 Tipacians,4ttil
toil•iiiiNtalt, the high 'riliiiiatton itriiett. It k not
Lot . o,•:try to go in;.. .up t•Xtelicli,ol tit,eripti.,ll
the InNtrutiwn;. It, lnctlt. h .hi• apparent to all
PARLOR & V ESTR ORGANS
Tite:?e are eelebrateiii :he w•irlii orrr
for their r:inarliably pure and brilliant
i , owing to t to.ir to corn ninanon Sot o
` , top.: Vox 111:111.,lia. plan, Nrllllql
air additional si•tii of
•ti ailsolt variet2,
orchc.; r3l 1•11' , •••:, : L11,11,1'31111 rui conrtrutti,,s;:
EXTRA O I:I)I;AILX
%ND Tit.)l'“i• co - N. , • - 11:1•( k rim,,lf
111•,,q; ;1.•• 111.01 y 1'.110:1L, the
firlll..lt • .
: 4 1:1`Alt TV SoLo
vE CoV1`1.1:1
11'e offor all onr Inctrunient, at flie lowost flgtires.
:inil guarantee them n%t repre,...ii tett. I losi* ,, -.lksN,
ileeeß,d be tr.iCrtiug agent:, but 1,1110 dir,efly , ej.
liOadxuarter, where you are sur9_of getting 31.1,4
N, hat 3, , u bargain (et:.
Een4 klts.
KENT £ BLISS
Rave just opened another large stock or
Consistlag of .
GE
FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
READY-MADE Sis,CQUES,
FULL SINE OF FURS
SHAWLS,
SKIRTS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
CORSETS,
ZEPHYRS,-
CARDAOARD MOTTOES;
-
CANVASS,
RENT 8; BLISS.
_Holmes it Passage.
Cor. Main and Pine-sts
HOLMEs .5: PAS:SAGE,
133N1
SHEET MUSIC,
MITIIVSTIEK PIANO.
WP 31,0 have the 3goney fur
w4lOll. Sc to.'s
yr.u.rry ot"roNc.!
1.:1. ; 7 , .;(*E }' s TN-1.1.7
IM VAI,V Es,
ATENT ES
ATT.OIOIENT
AND n1:.1 o
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.
v lIULMES 'is -PASSAGE
ORPHANS' 601)11,T SALE.—By
'ifirtize of an . order itased.ont of, the Orphans ,
Court of,fleadford cocinty.His undersigned, Exec
utor of the — istate of Geo. D.Z3fOntarlye, late of the-
Borough of Towanda, deed,: will expose to sale at
the Court House in the Berotillt of Towanda, Pa..
on Ti; (TODAY the ad day of MAY; A. D., 1377.
et 2 o'clock, P. 31., the following described real
estate, . • '
1. ene,lot situated In the boroof Towanda, bound
ed and described as follows: - Beginning, on the west
sidicof Main-st, at the souttreast corner of a lot
sold to Holmes k Passage:, thence southerly along
the west side of Main-et 23 ft and 3 inches to north
lino of Plue-st: thencealong said north line of Pine
.st westerly 74 ft to an alley; thence northerly_along
said alley 23 ft and 3 inches tothesoutb-srest corner
of lot of said Holmes /it Passage; and thence by
saute easterly 74 ft to the west side of Maithst, the
place of beginning. with a twostory brick building.
thereon. l'pe, second storyy of said building during
Its existence; together with ike second storyof that
part of the same over the lot sold to Holmes & PAs•
sage, to he owned by the purchasers of the above
de ~crihed lot, in common with said Holmes & Pas
sage, they to have one-hilt 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 partition wall On the south
stile of said Holmes k Passage's store, as now oc ,
cnpled by them under their deed-
ALso, one othr lot lzi - said born, bounded an 7
follows: Beginning at the southeast corner of lot
No 1. of II Ward's subdivision; thence north Sr.°
10' east along the north line of Sfate-st 50 ft to a
corner of lot No 3 of said subdivision; thence north
4° 50' west airing line of PARIS 450 ft' to a 15- fort
alley: thence along the south BO of raid alley sob th
kis o. fy west 40 ft to corner of lot No I,of.said anis
division ; thence along jine of samo-South 451-50°
act 150 ft to place of beginning, being lot . NO 2 of
Henry Ward's subdivision.
a. Also. lot No2l of Said subdivision , ! boundid as—
follows: Beginning at a corner on east tine of West. '
ern-ave and south line of Ward-aye: thence north
5 2.4• east along south nee of Ward-are r... 4 ft to
•. , orth-went corner of let Ntt 22: thence along line
of same south.:loM k enst.l4o ft to north lino of a
15 ft alley; thence along Jame south 5954 0 west
about SO ft to east line of Wextern.ave • thence
alot.y suns. north 4° 50 West 123 ft to plaCe of tom.
gituudng.-.Li
6. Also, lot No 22 of Said Subdivision, bounded as
follows: Beginning at north-east corner of lot No-.
St; thence along line of same south 3035° east 110 ft
to said alley; thence north 59Y , east along same
50 ft to corner of tot No 2'3'; thence along line .of
sand: north 30%* west 110 ft to south line of Ward
ace ; thence along same south 523 0 west 50 ft to
place of beginning. •
7. A Iso, lot No. 24 of sal. ). subdivision, bounded
:vs follows: ftcginfilng.. at north-east corner of lot
doll; thencotalong Ilse 01.14 We south 30fic'east
110 ft to tha north line cf,sttaalley; thence along
Une of sing north 59y , east 50 ft to a cornet:of Lot
No 1 21; titmice along line of same north 30,10"'We:q
110 ft to the south line of Ward-ave; thence along
tame south 5936* west .50 ft to -place of beginning.
B. Also, the undivided badf of the following oe
god bed lot situate in said bore. bounded as follows:
On the, north by lands of .1 P Kirby and L J) Bow
' • man, easnLy an alley, south by land of F Means,
_and west Main-st : being Z) ft front onMaln-st;
and 50 ft in depth. Said testators Interest therein
being the undivided one-half of. the equitable title 7 '
and tame land that F Means contracted to sell to
Ii ttiwitt.ey, whose interest was subsequently ac
quired by tab' tetstator and if W-Noble.
One !pi of land-1n Ten - v twp, Bradford County,
houndl as follows: On the north by landsof Ed
ward aid .EristuS Shepard, east by lands of estate
of c Wells, dent, south by lauds late of Henry
Tette , - and west by the Terrytown road; contain
lug ap,acre. , , more or less. Jl3eing the -same -land
than id 3fontanye•purchased - by contract of Geo
B Is, and having an equitable title - only thereto.
T?. RMS OF SAL E.—On lots Nos 2,5, 6,7, 8, and
lot In Terry twp; one-fourth of the pnrehase money
to 13 paid on the property being strack down: one
third of the residue on confirmation of sale, and
the residue one year thereafter. with interest. On
lot:No 'zoo on the property being - struck down,
onetthird of the residue on confirmation, and the
residite one, year thereafter with_ interest.' John
W • • Esq has a- map of 'II Ward's subdivision,
shx,rinc: the location of lots Nos 2,5; 6 and 7. All
petsons int endinz to- bid are invited to examine
this map at his ofhee•
PAM- B. MORROW, Executor.
Towanda. Pa.,-April 3, '77-W3.
S.,iiiternal Revenue.
.Speclal Taxes. May 1, 1477. to April se,•188-
Tlie licvlsed - Statutes of .fhe United States, Sec.
fir ms 3232. 2:17,32:pi. and 3239..1*(1111re every person
engsgieriti an any Im.lness. avocation, ,or employ
ment which renders him liable to a special tax, to
pa's-ore awl place conspicuously - in hlg •eitablish--
ipeot.or pb.ce of baslness a stamp denoting tho
payment of said spe , lal tax for the spec4l.tax year
beCtining slay 1. 177.4 before' commencing or con
tArAng biolness aft , r April 30, 1877: A return, as
pascrlbrd on Form 11, is also -required by law of
every person to special tax, as above. , • • .
s % , Tliefaxe4 embraced within the provisions of the
law, above quoted are the following; viz:
ftegtitiers 200 00
Deairry, 25 00
f)eie.erN 'crliniesa.e liquors ' 1•0.p0
I )ealors in nytit ilrinorq, wholesale , .50'00
1)0ale-ri in mil& retail 20 00
I)..r , .ers tq lepif 25 00
Retail den'.ors int Par tobaero SOO 00
A rol on sales ot:nvvr 0,1,000. fifty, cents for every
In esresk,,r 41.000.
1)Pa1 , , , r. In maffufartured tobarto
Matutfacture.rs'of stilt . . •
for each sill; manufactured.....:...
A I. t k for each wormmanufactured.:.....
Manufacturers of ...........
Mlr. , lfacturcri of
Pert , llers of toba..ro.? flrstyt f i.ss. (more than'
h , .rsos or of 'r in!inat , )
1'o(1.11ers of tot arqi. second class (twi , horses
..?:„.pr other aril:nal , ) •
Portill, , rs of tuba,
third class (one borne
or other anima!)
redllers of tuba-co, fourth (on foot or
poblo enzicT , yrinre)
P. re we r. at le,: than 50) barrel%
1! Tel\ nrc n• 500 larrels ortni..re„
Any ti/risen so Ilable, who shall fall to comply
*l:4 tilt: f.n.zoing reTtircqueutl, Will lesubject to
?:les.
firttN liable to pay any of the special
tax, namod tnact apply- to 51 C. Merrur,
Deftly Colector of Internal ifeY'entn. at Towanda,'
and tat:: fn: and proottre the. special-tax 'tamp or.
thoy nel.ll, prior to May 1, 1877. and. witrut
further "notice,
. - jai-tax:start - TR will he transmitted tiyaliall
.411 on re, -ipt fr•an the person or tlnit ontiring
thi <into of' ,peeitle directions so to do. tozet her
then.•res•etry - postage stamps or the amount
rop Trot pay the postage, The postage on one
three c , nn, and on two stamps six cents. , .
II i droned that they to! transmitted by regfs'-' 42 -"
torn-•I malt. ton cent , additional :Mould. acimmpany
lh«apilication. 13. RAUM.
rennnte'Flener pf Internal Revenue.
e , rf INTrue RENE.,:it"E; -Washington,
luary':'.l. 1377. :
•
TN THE MATTER OF THE AP . -
" ti of Fa: - Cre•ok iNtinithions C,Nal
'.•" f• , r a /*•`,. of di , olotion. In the Court
, "-nitnnt."Mea: for th. , County of Bradford, Feb,
I'..r:n. 1177. No.
To a!! whom It may concern: notice Is,
her...l, , gts.nt that on the •,econd day .of March. A. c..
T. 7 th perltl-% of 11w Fail ert , ek.Attamitious
'oa:
,I . .toinoanv was nre , ented to tln Court of Coin
rj,•:l,,rrq• th- Ctlouty of 'Bradford., praying the
to entor 1 I that the said corpora
tion 41- , ..ived. Whereupon, it_was ordered by
tho 'ail ‘nrt that the , aid petition should he
heard inn MON It .k T.; ; the 7th day_of MAT next. at -
le t,'cleek Lt the forenoon. wh.:n'and Where all par
ft- intL 4 rc-'ed_ru.v: abt...3r and-bi , heard.
I).IVIFS & CA RNACTIAN.
. the l'etitioners..,;t,
C. .
I ()II:‘EITTE — E'S
.SALT:I.—Bv vir-
; t , ,j.,_of an of /1. , r is , ned ont : of the C7Hirt of
I ~ffillir,ll Pi.-a, 1. Itrlidfrd - 'ir County, the ntpli.rsrgtr
•.1. tnnnudnee ~ •110 pPrson and estate of Aurella
Moo;-t•, lln 3:le. Will .expo , e b. public isle on Fri. t\ 1.1. vi: 11 , , 1577, al;:• nnork 0V on limo preinke,.
;1,, ;onou 1 - mg , p , crlll“d'iot, piece or parcel of land
011. c., in lip , to not Wysox, and bounded astollZ4 - SC
on , P , • 1.1 - 4.911. v 3an.l-. of ll‘dpi.-Vargas o n, on Ow
l' l l -, 111.. 3 IC:flurlY, on the south and,weY:t by lands
f la, tipni:.:l!sh.p. containing otieditre of land inure)
l• 1- - -- -`•
TFRMS :. , ::tiupon the promity beihg struek
nt , t , , '"ilfiriniitttt, anti the ha,htnoe . iy
eqm,l nurr.:tl'paynpshts kith ',Merest trent
n. to Le ss•eured I , Yajtipnettt !tote upon
the )101:11.k.N.
1.1.tr?..!+, Committee.
t -
SSIGNEE'S SALE..— the
1.1-41 & wur,Zpir noic
thvir works in Atto.m.s. Pa., eummene
tt,L;
•12.tb, 1 ,1 77. at 1 o'etook P.m.,
4,ffirt, tin ; ; Ali Is 54,1.1, a tot of Ap.,;'rieultuVal
'Chre , lting Matitines. Churnim:
Fativho: MEl‘..rorn S 1 11. Straw
Plow:, 'q' , ,lY:Ators„ Dor , es, Wagons,
Dra_. (.''r.,•,:htt• Wood Saws, Sr.,
t . e, • lisnl Fire Ftezine 3rld
.1N ail' Room on south
••••:r ;. o u r Dry Douse .c.-11
of Guard "tank, °Rice Furniture,
TF ( 1 3 ettsh all sums
r credit: all awns over it: Vri)
• , crl.l pprg
R. C. 4 .I.N..iARAC(;II:
A tictiinicer.
MEI
-I)li4NistiziTows
given MA.; Alt p0r,...t0 In-
It lafq of
1•• il:llll,thitepay_ment
..t• ar..l hayttlg
duty ;male!,
•-
I:._STORR'. 4 .
El LEN': KIN; FAL
Aohnini,lncor,
:%YttE , ,
TiNi INISzT 11A 0117 S :Con d.?.
!.. co 11,rat.s Nli.li; holey. I tt t,
littmodt.it,' t%tyttoott,. to
1 an ret,WaS having 4.1.4 u -s
i ptv,k•ltt
=1
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• -...lOonini,trit,.r
MEI
1: D:11 I\ 1 S 11,1'1'0 II N 01 . 1 '
k‘i en - that :01 f,••1 - ,:t.:,
iu
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paytnynt
:11! c'0111:1, Itg":11:1,7 ,rO.l
nutht•nt!ext,d. for
NNIN6, '
4 1. Ntlth ti!! annexed.
NOTICE.
N,4-1, ;; 4, -tt :hat
• , 1 t-nt• M. 1 1 :4t , '11„1:tt,‘
..• •• r .!, .I• 3:! 1•••1,4•11.41,3% tra: ,•:;t1 Ins
~1 1110111 PiIZIV :t11:11L
T. L. l' l( H, •
With will annex,..d.
1. Is:7. .1;1.
t 1))1 1 NISI' It_1'1'()IIS' NOTICIL
~.•is h r.',l giV , ill . that 41.1
t . ` ,• ,t'l• 01 . 11,nry II 0.1.1,:0 - A, th., tA-10'
imut , diat,
hAvjug c l a i m s
71.t1Ni pr thvtn. duly auth.•utt,-.0.; , ,1
,•t ANDREW
w.
Adcu'rs, wit.ll will antscle...l:
ME
March I.
1 1 X ) RS' NOTICE.Notiee
A that all persons 111401,4" d to
of 11. dly late 4.f Iturllngt 4 . ll
‘1.•‘.',1. art , n quit - f , 41 to make Innna , titafe pay-
I‘. and .all pers4ll% tlaN 1111:
11. • , 314 estate. meet preNtnit then., _
o.
:nta:, 41. rot - ,ttlettetit. .
JOHN W. SetTOUTENT,
J
INT!
!No li fio;d, Pa., Mar. I, '77,
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1 'ix Ect-roll'S NOTlCE.—Notice
i
.... 1 i I: , • liil.y gi%,.ti that all pel - sons Itult.latql to ,
tl, ~.•,,:•• .1' C. It. Patch, late of Towatola 11 . 0r0 . e. !
i,t,-,1.,..t, o?Ost toalte Immediate payment toth, tin _ ?
.1,..t..???.1,*;111 :;??' ostrsons having claims upon call
' ' lint,! prrsrot EileLLI, duly authentleatell, turf
It. H. PATCH. - •
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