Vtradfori Iltypttet
Towaada,. Fs., thtnalY, April 19;1877.
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:SILVER, AND 'PLATED WARE
TO*ANDA, PA. -
Towanda, Jan. la, 1877. "
LOCAL AND CENERAL.
A rwos. but peat new communion ta
ble, has - been *aced .in tbei cbiuicel of
Christ Church. - -
THREE . adults, all femaleti, wet° bap
tized by Rev. J. S. BEERS, at Christ
Church, on Sunday morning. _
SEFLET has added another story to his
building on Maio•ktreet, so that• he may
be able to accommodate his increasing
custom
3LAnsn, who has been spending
several weeks with friends. in Wilkes-
Barre, is home again, looking much im
proved in health;`
'Now is a good time to repair the
sidewalks about town. There is chance
for improveinenr, especially on Second
street. -
THE North-eastern Convocation met in
Christ Church, on Tuesday afternoon.
There is a fair attendance. Illness pre - -
vents the Bishop from being present.
THE "stay law," passed by, the . last
Legislature, is a duplicate of the act of
-which was passed the wilder Judge
represented , this county' in the
P,r.v. F. W. 13.inTr.vrr, who expected
to stort for Massachusetts last week, was
detained at. home by illness. Although
iniprovir.2.,: he is still unable to leave the
Jwwe.
Tiu meeting, of Presbytery, which
eon4-ened - liere on Monday evening, is
attended. On .Tuesday evening a
liwrilorial service in memory of 'the lato
HUNT, was held.
Mfrs. D. W. of Wyalusing,
dir.a after a long and painful illness on
Monday morning. Deceased was mother
of Dr. M. M. Bnows„of Ithaca, and Mrs,
C EO. V. My-En, of this place.
Cowt.rs' Bakery is to be removed to
tke old stand Opposite the Means House,
- on Saturday. A Dining Room will be
attached, where farmers and others can
het a gotid meal at reasonable rates.
_ JOE itniNsox has been enlarging and
beautifying his shaving saloon, under
Ili:At - ND & Iltt.i s market, and: now
offers leis en stomas a pleasant, clean ,and
airy.room,..wbile undergoing'. his artistic
manipnlatiod. _
Titom - Its 11Y.tx, otTope
ka, Kansas, wlio wi.s called hereby the
illness,of his father-in-law, the late E. B.
orWysox, will probably re
main. East until after •the extra mission.
He has hosts offrierids in Bradford. - "
Par:stlinNr lIArEs is evidently a Meth
odist. His pleasant interview with -an
liansas.(lehantion,
_he called a "Jove
feast.- That's what the country wants.
11;:ren!y-Adrocitc.
- A little Methodism would n'-t hurt tlcts
EMI I
C'.. B. PORTER, whose beautiful i drug
store was destroyed by fire last fall, has
rebuilt on the old site, and now has one
of the magnificent establishments in
Northern Pennsylvania. Having .pnr
` cha:ed inorelarici,..Vie_store has been -en
. largtd, and otherwise improved.
WILLIE WrdnonN, son of DANIEL
W V.IIORN, had an arm broken - while aid
ingtr some other s. .to uproot a tre' near
the public sell( 1 house on Thursday_
eveiling 141st. TN, boy seems to be par
ticularly unfortunate, as ho has - once be
fore had hiS arm broken, and at another
time had An ankle dislocatedy: ) _
l'noF. fir.r.EN's lecture, "What Shall
We Do With Our Boys ?". was one of the
finest literary ptiiduCtions wo have ever
li.tened.to.. HiS plain, practical sugges
tions and theories were couched in lan
gua,..-,e both refined and eloquent. This
lecture aught to be heard by,every parent
in the laud.
JEititE JEDE - !t, one of our most induS
.
trions; tempjrate and worthy colored
cit
iztAis, met with a misfortune on Saturday
last, while employed. unloading lumber
fro:n a cir. One of his fingers was so
bad;y.erushed that for a time Dr. PRATT
fcareil amputation would- : be necessary.
now haS hopes of saving it, however.
Tnu District Convention, I. 0. G. T..
ft.,r the Northern District of Pennsylva
nia. Will hold an 'extra session at Du
sh”rk% Sullivan county. Pa., Tuesday,
April 24, IS - J . 7. All are cordially invited
to attend. Wm. MAXWELL,
Wri.i.t A ItSPOAT has a new daily, The
Times, and judging from the numbers al
ri•ady out, it ought to be a ineeess. It is
spicy and newsy, and decidedly neat and
tasty in typographical appearance. It is
pul,..ished by ALZNANDEII C. WILSON.
It the paper is not patronized, it will be
f.tult of the managers,
M. 11. CARE, formerly' a leading metn
-bcr 4.. f the. bar in this county, . and for
some years past a successful practitioner
in Topeka, Kansas, has just been elected
3i ;cur of that enterprising city. The
Topekans can rest secure in the confi
d,:tee that t:leir rights will be protected
so long as "MILT" is at the helm. We
hope the )layoralty is only the beginning
of the honors which Mr. C.. so richly
merits..
Tk.sr: Tiroxissos's many friends here
ill lac glad to learn that the reported
ileath of Tils czlebrated trotting horse,
." Luther;" last week, was a mistake.
Mr. T. says the injuries sustained by the
_ animal were only slight, and that he will
he all right again very soon. At the time
of the reported fatal injury of" Luther,"
parties were on their way to Owego to
purchase him for the sum of $5,000.
TILE managers of the Bradford County
Agricultural- Society, held a meeting on
• Saturday, 14th inst., - -and tcok prelimina
ry action in reference to the annual Fair
to be -held next - Fait The following
named gentlemen were- chosen an execu
tive committee .who will- have charge of
the necessary arrangements : GEORGE H.
- , -`:F.ox; G. ti. VAN DYKE, Capt. 1.3 L FARE,
li. M. WELLEA AO 'HORACE DORTON.
We understand the premium lista are
to be thoroughly revised and conect44,.
and from . . the character 'and - standing of,
the members, we pindict untiatial iucoew
to the Society during the coining seam.
Taz Etwritir - Vsnnte "Arrezirrmin--
Is greatly froprinred in hi' make-np the
present year. ; one Witt - pro neat
tun* and one Which will greatly pleisi
its lady readersols its story department
It is now :whiling the, Willing story, en
titled " ThO r ife's Temptation." Sub
scribe at mre. Price $2.00 per year in
aderu:\ce. Back numbers containing this
story supplied to new subscribers. A4l
- ADVZSTIIiILa AZEIOCIATION,
N. Y.
TEE officers of Idcm.roetou Lodge,
137, 1-0. 0. F., -were' duly installed of
Saturday evening, April 7, by Special
DiputiM. M. Cooticavon.:
Nobli Grand.-JamEs'A. Dproa.
Vies Grand—Dr. - 0. H. Rocinrizu.
&e %tint.
Assistant Seer—Sown DeayEL
'Treasurer—J. - M. GRIGGS. '
1?. S.ta 'G.—Wm:Davos. R.
L. S. to N.-G..ezzonar. DIMS.
Senior Warden—A. E. BR:SI/MGR.
J. W.-Wm; Cows.
C.—O. AL BRocs.,
R. B. 8.--Jotts j HARTT.
L. S.—J. M. Purr.
0. G.—MILLER CRANMER.
I. G.—Wn.tas Gnraas.
R. a. io L. TRAVIS.
L. S.—CHESTER PEC ; kIIAX.
Chapiaira—B. B. HoLLET.
TuE TratnErts' INrrivuTE.—The ses
sion of the county Institute, held hers
last creek, 'was v a decided success in every.
particular. About one hundred ars:flirty
teachers were in attendance, and the ex
ercises were of such an, } -intereSting char
acter that most of the number were pres
ent at aA the sessions.' Prof. ALLEN was
the principal instructor and nobly sus
tained the enviable reputation earned by
years of noble devotion to the Cause of
education.
Prof. FRENCH', of Vermont, who hap
pened to be in town Thursday and Fri
day, also gaVe much valuable instruction.
rile teachers who were present must have
t`vaped great. benefit from the experience
of such illustrious educators, and the re
sult will be apparent in the improYed
methods and enlarged ideas with whieh
the schools in the cennty will hereafter
be conducted. Superintendent 'KEENEY
deserves great credit for his zeal and per
severence in the good cause. The To
wanda Graded School received many
compliments from Profs. ALLY:s arid
Fe en, as well , as all the teacher's, and
Prof. Ili Ax was attentively listened to
whenever be was called upon for instruc
tion.
PERSONAL.—We bad the pleasure of a
brief visit from lion. G. A. Gitow, on
31.nday. G.'s long and faithfulrser
vice as the' Representative Of this diskrlet,
won him hogs of friends in Bradford
county. The Homestead Law—the . great
bourn of the poor man for which the
country is indebted to him,thas made the
name of Gaow a " household word," not
only in the Keystone State; . ::bat all over
the civilized world. Mr. Gttow seems to
be enjoying himself as a private citizen,
and says he has no ambition for official
litc again; but we shall bo greatly sur
prised if the people of Pennsylvania no
not soon ask him to become once more a
public servant, in an enlarged sphere:
--.Jos:: INC. Hall and daughter, of Ho
lyoke, Macs., are visiting friends in this
place. Mr. I. is on his way to Scranton
to attend some important meeting.
—Among the distinguished gentlemen
in attendance at the Presbytery, we-no
tice TIMM:108E STRONG, Pre dent of the
First National Bank of Pittston.
- INGHAM, formerly of Leßoy
this county, and now a resident of Bloss
burg, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. P
VANFt.wri, in this borough. Although
the almond begins to blossom in his looks,
he is app a rently in the enjoyment of vig
orous mental and physioarhealth.
—PowELL 4: Co. will open a fail :l and
fresh stock of new goods for spring,
Wring the next week.
OBITUARY.—Mrs. JACKSON LEWIS died
at Keelerville, in this county, March 13,
1877, at the age of 39, years. She came
with her parents from England when
twelve years old.. She married a Mr.
_PAINE, by whom she had two sons, new
grown and promising
. younginen„ These
sons were present at her, death bed, with
five younger children, b'y Mr; Ii tvla, a
grottp of mourners that could appreciate
their most excelleamother.
After the death of the former huSband,
c:11r. PAINE, Mr. - JACKSON LEWIS; met her
in Kansas, and, like the illustrious Gao.
beezimia b •enamored - dr the
beautiful young widow, and married her
at Jefferson, Wisconsin, and brought her
to Wyalusing,. Pa., about 13 yoga se).
lore she was ,much beloved by ill who
knew Ler. She was a very amiable and
conscientious wife and mother, and a
kind and . ohliging neighbor. We doubt
not our loss is her unspeakable gain.
—Ott Sabbath nigh; March 18, after
the death of his mother, Sirs. J. LEtvta,
her fouith son, ,JEttolite., was taken vio
lently' ill of scarlet fever, and died on Fri
day following, leaving the •father doubly
bereaved of wife and child, in the brief
space of eight days.
_ COURT PROCEED] IS GS CON TIM: ED.
Wednel4day, April 11.
D. W. C. T
Guy Tozer vs ArnaziaiiKinney—Eject
ment. Verdict for defendant.' Rnl&for
new trial made absolute.
Edith Knights vs J E Knights. Court
direct an alias subpama to h.sue.
31 - A Donahoe vs E N McCormick.
Court strike off levy, and discharge rule.
D Randall et al use vs W Mclntosh et
al. A B Sumner's Use vs J J and S J
Lewis;.2 cases., H II Atwood vs E B
_Gibbs. Wm Dolan vs Michael Flynn.
B 13eidlcman's Use vs Lewis Winston et
al. Rule to open judgment, and let the
defendant into a defense in each case.
)I Park's use vs J N-Park et al. Rule
for judgment for want of a sufficient nffi
davit of defense.
W E Brown vs d W Addison and P B
Chaffee. Rule to strike off judgmint as
to Chaffee.
T Muir & Co. vs Miami% Insurance Co.,
Garnishee. Rule to set aside Judgment
and returnof service. _B -G Titus vs Plias
ntx Insurance Co., Garnishee. J 0 Frost
d: Sons vs Same. Rule to set aside re
turn of service in each ma l e.
C W Clapp vs D B Walker. Rule on
pLlirtiff to pay bill ,of costs, or show
cause why an attachnient shall not issue.
Martin Tompkins vs Wallace Miller—
Tinspass. H F -Maynard and Elhanan
stnith, Esq.., for plaintiff. Madill & Ca
lift for defendant. Verdict for defendant.
In re the assiimnent of E.Meed Myer,
for the benefit of bis creditors. Conrt
appoint M J eeolbangh and J W Pool,
Appraisers.
Sackett and Oterten d= Elabree vs Lew
is Goff „Application for appointment of
an Auditor withdrawn.
R C Lockwood vs Samuel Green--DOK;
James Wood, Esq., for plaint4L Panics
de Carnoebm) tor_ dofeedint.....Plaiitiff
tahw
a boe-snit. • • • '
Court lidjoutned on Setorday • the 141,4.
htst.
M. M. C.
TWA art gone to the grare,
nut we will hot deplore thee."
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THi fib IWO thilidi6n of Vogel
Lodge, Vp. 446, I. 0. of 0. - r, - , 0, s
,kow).
qui*, fin the current testi s
f r
N. 0.-omm F. Am. • f
V.
P. alter-0. W. gamy.
ges'yZiVstiir,tt 8. 'Cumin.'
Trear—Wx. Snvosn.
keetings on Saturday evenings. '
Tan Canton -. Selene/ pays our 014
friend, JOHN MORAY, artist, a handsome
IPlinnst, which *Amore than desert-
ea; -
"A Fula Pournarr.—A few days ago,
while in the store of BUM, Toozas &
Co., we observed a fine oil painting near
ly; as 'Large is We, of little limutirlvdas
ss, the deceased son of Mr. E. H. Two*
es, of Troy street: The likeiesii is re 4.
markably correct, and received the praise
of all who were familiar ,with the child.
The coloring is - almoit 'faultless, and
shows that the painter, Mr. Joint; MORAY,
has studied his profession assiduously,
and has a natural gift, for this divine art.
Mr. Monir's studio Di at East Canton,
where hit wduld no doubt befbsppyto re•
ceive orders for work in his line."
. Ac OLD friend and ,valuedlubsiribe e r,
C:ants C.smr; noir residing at Clar
ence, Tows, in renewing his subscription,
Aim Nu' ;heap interesting itetak, frptty l isls
section of the West : •
" Ne have bad a vert Bald; song win.
, pith tbe exception-of p, ylkhf Veht*lf
iy. Schne or the farmers sowed somii
wheat, but it got pretty well frozen and
covered up with snow in Ifiarch;hut it iS
all gone now. We have nothiul any rain
the past winter or this spring, until last
Saturday and Sunday, which made high
water. There is plenty of rand now, but
I think werwill have warm Weather soon.
Wheat is worth $l.OO per bushel; corn,
30•cts ; oats, 20 cts.; potatoes,. $1; other
I)risluce in proportion.. I feel very well
satisfied in this Count have no reason
to complain. - It think ivou • are baying
harder times East than we are, judging
from the numerous failures we reM of
among your wealthiest business firms, as
well as the common class. But enough
of this." -
SAD DEATH OF A FOIiMER
WELL-
KroWN CITIZEN OF TIIIS COrNTY.—COI.
GUSTIN, an csteemsd citizen of
Troy, thin countf, fur a long . number of
years, was killed by the airs in Elmira,
on Thuriday afternoon last. The writer
remembers Mr, G. as one of his earliest
and warmest!' friends, while yet a mere
boy. At the breaking out of the war,
Mr. G. enlisted and rose to the rank of
Colonel. After the declaration . ofi peace,
he retained to his home in Troy, and
afterward settled in Tioga county„ where
he at once became deservedly_ popular.
The Advertiser gives these particulars of
the sad accident :
Cot RICA ARD GusTrx,,ef the town of
Jackson, Tiogri county, Pa., a gentleman
in the neighborhood of fifty years of age,
met with a fearful death at the Water
street crossing yesterday afternoon about
half-pasftwo o'clock. •
"He - was in a platform . wagon Just
above the - Pennsylvania House, driving a
team of horses, when - they became fright
ened at a man in the street shoveling dirt.
They ..Spran g• out ,of - . the' control oP Cot.
G USTI'S and ran down the street at a furi
ous rate. A freight train was passing
down the track and the horses ran furi
ously into it, upsetting the' Wagon and
throwing G'C'TIN therefrom under the
wheels of the cars. Before help, could
come to him, and it 'Seerned' its' if the
street was instantly full of people, at least
three cars passed over him, crushing his
left leg and the lower - part Of' his body in
a fearful manner. He was carried to the
office of Dr. J. M. Pr oon, near at hand,
and an attempt made to relieve hint, but
he was past human help. Sortie of the
,most important arteries and blood vessels
net have been - cut, - Air - Mire — was a
-
stre..m of blood along the street where he
wns ; carried, that was like pouring water
frorn , a pitcher. lie lived but a few, me
ments after arriving.g the-Mike.
"The team turned and ran towards the
bridge and on it,. but they were secured
and brought hack without •hAving suffer
ed any ,material damage. It is a great
pity they - could not have been- killed
rather than a valuable human life Should
have been sr crificed by them. -
"Col. GCSTIN was
,a farmer, and' lived
about two miles from 141illerton. Ho was
held in very high respect and esteem by
all his neighbors, and was a prominent
citizen in that vicinity. During the war
he served as a Colonel in 'a Pennsylvania
regiment. He was,elected master or the
Millerton.Grange at its organization, and
was re-elected last December. He leaves
a wife and three children.
" His family were•apprised of the sad
accident that had hippeued, and came :9n
immediately -to care for-the remaite.
They_were placed hr charge of an under
taker, and will be taken to 31il1exton this
morning." •
EDITOR REPORTER : The beautiful
weather, and more especially the delight
ful evenings, for the past feir days, having
amused the pleasure loving people of
North Towanda to the fact, that it were
better to improve them *ere they had
flown; caught the inspiration and deter-
Mined:they would have revenge,iet come
what would; everything was planned;
many curious and cursory meetings might
have been seen by the observing eye, some i
- of which remludeduis of passing romance,
seeming Strange! passing strange! and so
at was.' :The dye - was east.' • l'itne, this
Tuesday:night, and with much anxiety
and treiddation, the great verdict render
ed, and who shonld. be the victim of Otis
dire revenge? None others but, the host,
and. hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Iteuben. De-
Long, who had always been esteemed as
eiti Ze Oh and good lie iglibors, but the fates
were against them. They were besieged,
thronged, jambed, crowded, their rights
and libetties usurped, and that in a Chris
tian neighborhood and intelligent commu
nity.' .Such is life. First came a few
stragglers r.ow anti then, followed by
Mrs. Martha Washington =- Mrs. D. 0.
Ifollon; Miss Josephine, Mrs. Washing-!
ton's waiting maid—Mrs, Hannah'Hor
ton.'
Mrs. \% m. -Penn—Mrs. Wm. - Smith;
GM Mother. Hubbard—Mrs. A. Smith;
1 The Old Maid, Mira Matilda Jane Prim—
Mrs: Bishop Horton; Sister of Charity—
Miss Hattie Hollon; Gypsy—Mrs. A. H.
Thompson; Miss Freclerilqa, the .Girl of
the Peritsl—Elma IL Horton; Maud Mul
ler—Ettie Adams; Shepherdess Bits.
Fred. Foster; Night—Mrs. Kellen Lind
ley; Liberty—Miss Orace Smith; Flower
Girl—Miss Dora Holkon; *nth ; the house
was full'and the above diStinguished per
sonages were introduced with the decla
ration, that there was no serious intent,
when the polite and genial hostess seemed
to retrain her original tranquility, and
I Mr. DeLong 'overeamit his natural difli-
I deface- and "King Richard was himself
again." Shortly after, a new discovery
was made by unveiling a monument
which was a surprise' to *he most fastidi
ous observer and' lover of pa.stry and nth:
er article whereupon Lady Washington
assured the happy recipients of this visit,
that it was simply a surprise party, when
Imirth and hilarity flowed freely for the
live long evening and after feasting, dii
perettd, wishing Or many , another occa
sion similar. - . OCCULT.
North Towanda, April 11. .
BUSINESS LOCAL.
Torcben Laces 21 KENT & Beige.
Handsomest assortment of Jewelry
in town at ifiaDlt.llAVl
tar Fos, nit3T.—A. good ,bogie. -, in
convenient location. Enquire at ttil.CoMee.
WY - Undertaking a speciality at the
Bridge Street Purattare Store. ea
_ern.,
ar: Silks! Bilks! Silks! A:large stock
of Mack sad fammer Elks, at Kax? Suss'.
/Er Env :rink doni it Illitritatitt's lewe!ty
Store. .
W Gold Necklaces of the latest styles at Hax
Dr.a.stsara: • .• . .
or Ladies 2 Button Kid Gloves 65 elf.
per palr—redneed from 11.00—st K&' Boss'.
areal' it. Karr ik; Biiaa' and loth at
thete Dew Corset: - spelt.
Fr Zephyrs, Canvass and Car&Board
al fit, la apriL
31 -
1. 111r' ,40Q11 N .. Na Styles, of.,::1",
tr ,
tritow thoLlMo l i rF iCkli
Busy. . • • -
Y sprit.
t
. on cad ya p amigo': for
ands, In 'lnner Block. ; .
Mrs. E. rNrEariios is selling G
cheaper than ever. sprit
ir If Ton - Want 'a Chap list, go toi
For New Cloths and Casslnseres at
ems: t' • - •
,: pneilklitter. •
lir Doan fall to call at As.YD[Lti►R'i sad PM
. 1 / 1 21 r : 1" 124 !" 171 tir.P1".14...••
tialtaLanu oxen a 'rat :WWl= in 811.
vertristeti Wars.
* EIV.CDELYAN has good goods and his price►
are rerfloer. Tkat Is the Taws to bet' • ' ! ,
Co' All the latest publications, verjr
cheap, sr, Wnrscolis • BUACIVII.
Ur Full lineof Summer Silks-at Evart
k Bides% aprl2.
silff - Targains in Ladies Ties at KmT
Busg% " - r" `. )1 (iottr4
pri4oei,e7l.l'feeteryhilosieryl Great
Bargains at KC IT & MAIM% • aprl2.
• ger Late4itocie of 'Shawls and.fileift*
at KIN? & Buss• eery cheap
or A large stoek - 131' games and tom
at cost, at WHITCOMB k 811,141Vri..
tir You 'lrflrbe'kurprlsec - i" to learn hoif
much you can buy for 99 centean Mercur Block. ,
r. -"" • "--!441:4 ktr
sir All goods sold at X. XISDILXAN'S war
ranted as represented.
Vir The ,best Crackers baked every
day at Cowt.r.s. Bakery. : ifr } ;-,' ;
far A large) assoOment of ;spring and
summer hats, just' received, at M. E. Itoss.x;
TI 3 ' ,
,• Or Tirm*oxin & SitAtrr sell 'the best
Slant looks manufactured In the country.
IT Sterling Sllvex and 811 S% Plated Cops at
lizsirtst.stiors.
Diknonds, 111—nis
Ur You can buy nice, fresh-baked
Crackers at CowLseliairery, very cheap.
Or Crackers of all varieties baked
sorrily ItrtaNK.ser - zatisry, • 1..:''1 f, v. 0
rIrA bieotock of very tine Stono
nitikX Jittery loft iiriCts at IikNDELYA\'B•
Or Sterling Silver and .b'ilvcr Plated
ware at lair prices at Ilimostsgs.si's.
Ladies Are c:sikiiAllylnv . lfed tOOl.-
tenpe sale of Crockery at Albens next weele..
or You can get all the latest styles of
St4tiosefti very eticap, st w_nircf:Ok4 130et's
rir The largest and best assortment of
spring clothlng In - tbsrn, at M. E. RosExTizttn's4
6!! New firm, new goods and low
ees at the itridge Street Furniture Store rmarn:
41Zetoe , J:Vellitt
and Sneer Plated Ware. at 'HINDU:MAN.& ,
rir Everything in the line of station
ery at Nt.4o-o*filiesibtfits„ (1:.)
lIENDELMAIN:a ift,fire is filled - with
first-claim articles' *Pr .111.4101f451i trade.
aSr: Don't go anywhere but to Wlll7-
coal 1 a . SIIACT.6 for your Wall Paper. mart.
•ar Ladies', 31iises' and Children's
Shoes selling without regard to cost, at the old
5102111 of TAYLOR &
arlf you waUt, argaius tit ready-
Made Clothing, C3il tt Ro4lNrtEt.toB while he Is
closing out for Spring stock. marg.
42r, itromir4 l 3i Jamatti4
CrciotbekcticaP
than you can boy the same in New York, Just
call At RoszNrtattre. .
Ing
'has the iffiest stock
of Watches, Jewelry in 4 Silverware, ever brought
Intothistewli s Call awl sec, 4.
. .
14- tiOn't to rill at iisinia:l364 4 (4.4loa
wtsh to buy anything to the Ilia!, ut.Jeareicyptilivor
and Silver-Vilatod Ware.- • •
a W,V4ipia,peg, ( gimpp r 4PAQ,ANCtil
tiMt6re, c 'ete., "eVeiprstili
market. • M. M. Wrt.tor.l & Sole.
• ,
ete"STAminl46. l " l -,Stainpitig far - Braid
and Embroidery, ase t tly executed. Orders taken
at Kiwi' a Buss' Dry Goods Store.
or tfAa nterteanan/d 85e14,1391d Watches, In
Key and Stem Minders, for, adlis. and *.gents, at
HENDELX.LN.B.'
,
9014, Sliver, and 'd
Steel. Spectacles, and Eye
Gla..tser v in great variety, at MINDILKAS Jewel.
ry
tir Mrs. Howrox hag removed her
Bttok sod It*UotteilStore from! Pa*inis)Siotilp
the store south side of Mercur .7
tar Now is the time to select your
Wall Paper. WIIITCOMII & SIIACT have a large
and well selected stock which they offer, very
cheap. . mom•
ar Take Nottee; there is a great re
auction to Waltham and Elgin Watches. Call at
HasOtt.m an's awl you will be sure to buy one at
the prices he is offering. • -
Ti:pwEß l 7-Pmncr. & Scoyr hub
Just reeeta`rit 'eat& restSailt lAA*
of fresh
ground plaster from the old. Cayuga beds. The
best In'the market. Caprle-Swi
r"Wanti9:l.—A Farm of 5 or 10 acres
In or near Towanda . . WIIb Roo d 4 0111 0 and Barn-
Rent must be reasonable . .kadreas P. O: Box 471,
apt& • Towanda, Pa.
tir The Grand Central Hotel, Nevi ,
York. although : the largest and finest hotel In the
will an e e keeption, • bereattos, tp. the klptrat
Igertlpiabsi et WV' prices. , It has reed Doom,*
to r 2.50 and MOO per day. aprl2.
BEAUTIFY Yam Fromm. Nothing
conduces more to happiness and peace In the fami
ly than tastily decorated moms. The : humblest
cottager may, by purchasing his Wail Paper at
IliTetaM & 811ACTIL, halm his house as Inviting
and cheery as a monarch. mars.
tar Why will you eat stale Crackers
when you can buy them nice, fresh biked, Just as
cheap Ask your grocer for CORLID . Crackers
or go to Mr. C . B. Bak..ry In the First Ward. where
yonCentee'Craikeis the same day they and taken
from the oven. San2s.
ar- FIRST-CLASS CITY LAUNDRY. —lf
you gentlemen of Towanda wantjour washing
done In tirst-class pie—your shirts, collars and
coifs made to lookilke nartmes, catfish shirt bo
soms made to look Ulm ihren,—velltshftrgaad Ain big
done to order, go to DLra . , y. A. CoLtlais, Proprie
tor. ' " march 2917.
MawrAirrix.-7—Th• publics wilt be
ed to learn thatthe old and tenable ilrrn of *OF
TANYES have decided to snake the CROCKERY-
Tit ADE • specialty, Sad to thaa end have just rt.
ceive.l a 'Argo invoice, comprising everything In
the line, which they will sell at astonishingly low
_
Nice,. • •
rgrßnowx
lie LEGNIORNS,7TI3irteen, eggs
ke;ttwill semi *nit eete*.
ly packed. aisle erl. The Prawn Leghorn are the
beet breed for all purpoies extant. '
I gathered In six months last year from eight
bens demo launder& god "Modern eggs•
Athens, Aprtl S.
1
or To the Ladies of ßurlin'g'ton and
vicinity.: Mrs. E. J. Mttroos will open a Millinery
Store Is Burlington, st the houlte, of Mrs. DAAID
ROAR! May 1, 1877. with all the tillesfetyles for the
Spring and Summer. Also, all kinds of Ladles
Furnishing Goods,' Zephyrs :Pumas, And Card
Board, etc., etc. sprit:4w.
tr Mrs. E , .1.,34N0cks hp, just return
ed from New York kid .Philadelphia. where she
has been selecting Millinery, Ladies Tarnishing
Goods and Notions for the OptihrAnd Sommer
trade of all kinds. All know her capability of se
lecting the best the market affords, bat this season
she has also the ebesoist.,. Mar epilog days are
Friday and Waylay of MIN week. - aprl2.
116 r CAtrnox negetiablo .
promissory (lodgment) note for OA" dated South
P4•1410.7e *VI Pliabto. et Tint Na•.
Clonal Bank, Waverly, years atter date, and sign.'
ad JOUN it. 11111111 Alf and JANII 31C11111,AT. AS ,
peridnihea ligiciwalied against purchasing sallt•
note. _ " Jinni U.
(+ t)
• •
Or A. ICU" - the; id - fireboat, Taiktr,
biea r e° Ids1 , 811 4 1 " t, " 4 : ° 1 4
ores siiiir69 &king scoots to eatsMd
titan and tritoinigl i dottri with bembeee
faith. Give lire &call.'
(iiir46 : ki
Ltizili 'Tux TRADZ.-- 4 Thee,
Maler,M enntiones to be the favorite with the
blot The Iste bnismeeteest ISAPPriqeml*
Weer/11l
pee to fotribilWany Wow ilewlnt Illtakhltarf ,
Machines adieu easy terms. Allbtrisl diseennt
WAR Usk OWL. Offigi at tie book store' of
WRITComs 6,lltgarr, . 1
The Binger flanutacturint.Compay,
Tr A. alitt*T ~goat.'
, ~,i W s LTOXS Amor I—lt Is is diagrams,
thing to trifle with ti cold,. At (laity pnricber!),3o
told Sip beamsthat'll!' thanked Ctod, "that the
devil went "boot as a roaring lion. seeking whom
he mtglit Omer. Ile might catch a, poor fellow
Brno didn't; taw that he wan mar tlm t bet leberl
be heard the veer hti amid getout tif • Ulf way f, if
be Oda% be, gained to die.” •So when 01180 hears
the wheese er the cough width tells of the did iron
of Coesenrpti,n Igr2lng arßand, timid fly to.
Da, WISTAB44I.BAM OF WILD daniurt. and
get oat of the revert danger. This propos-Atka is
veil known, hail een tried freak; pari, aired
Is acknowledgod by all whoaselttode ennitisaiwed (
in 1 . 4 sixdbing , and healing properties,
SO cents and ft a toulo. Bold by all droggista.
• fir To They - a(iveftt
ser,
ger, a railed physician, having providentially dla
pwered, is t Medleal Missionary in,Southeni
Asia, a very Stopple vegetable remedy for tho
speedy nridierilaifirid cure of doisumption. ABM
ma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, sad all throat and lung
effeetions—eliwit poelttin 1010 radical_spiflic for
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and ail Net.
VOUS Complaints, feels it Ids duty to make It
known to his Butterfat [allows. Actuated by this
figtfve, he v4O ilteerSahl seed i(rt/L'Pelle)
sit who Orin, it, the recipe for proWsig, and full
directions ior micceufully using. thlii rptotklentlal
ly discovered remedy. Those who wish to avail
themselveo of thiSbenentsof this discovery without
coat, can do so by return mall, by addressing with
a stamp, naming paper.
Do. CILLIILmi-V. 11fAlisilALL,
SS Niagara Street,
Buffalo, N. Y.
MARRIED.
MARMOT? - --VANWINKLE.—rn Remo. April 10,
tsa7, ar.tbo,hOnte Of the bride's parasite, tky Rev.
'lames Rainey, Mr. Clifford Maryott and Miss-
Aden& N. Van Winkle, both of Ropg.
PALStER-11AltDINci.—in T, April 10, 1577,
bs Rev, TB: E, Shepard. Mr. J. G. Painter, of
Colon, Tloga county. Pa., and Miss Clara 11.
Harding. of Canton, Pa.
suerit—tioLcdMa.—ln Canton. Aptll 11, by '
Itev. B. If. Hayden, Mr..l. C. Smith, of Grover,
and Miss Battle Holcomb, of Leßoy.
RDIKOK--WALTERS.—Tit Canton. by
Rlv. B. H. Hayden. Mr. Stephen GI H ickok and
Miss XIIAM. Walters, both of Vey..
LIVENS—T.EWIS.—At Orente Creek, April 10.
1577. Sy Dead Gardner. Esq.. Mr. John Livens
and al ly Laura L. Lewis, both of South Creek,
Ya :4
PALMER—COLEGROVE.—At Sayre, Pa., April
7. lst7. by John A. Woodworth, Esq.. Mr. Thus.
piing: of Athens two.; Ps., l and Silas Rachel
legrelo, of Shesbequlll,"Ps.
DIED.
•
BULL.--In Casey. lowa, March 23, Danleo4. Buil,
formerly of Wysoz, Bradford county, Pa., aged
about SS years.
j i I WtYF nl
LETTERS reatrling in
I Post W
oMce at* Towanda Bradford Co., ra.,
for thew eek ending pill 18, ,
1877:
Bu rgas% Win Bowman, Mortimer
Cahill, Fannie rook, 3ltsM I
('one, Mary A. Deluson, Miss aye
Once, Henry Horton, Joe
Hurd, L D 1101106 d, Jevintit
Hall, Sarah Jones, Win
Johnson. Jest* Klapp, Mg Li .11
Rudd', Mirl /Ad& Wm 1 ,
Morgan, Levi S Moog. J W •
McClure. Mks .1 Heroine, Chas •
Rockwell, M Rice. Bruit,
Woodruff, Ella Willard, Jrtni S
•; 1801.1)1"0/1 1•00TAC0.
('bas J Jacobs, tit John Y.
patrlek Stafford, Lovelton, Pa.
31 31 Coons, Towanda.
Wm McDonald, Antrlnf,Ta. -- -
110.1.1)2011, .toßnaeo , ..
Jai 'Mendnild. Metcalf: Conn.
Mrs Nate Beardslee, Bradford Co, Pa.
Ella S Vancise, lirtitordl
Persons calling for any of the above, will please
say "advertised," giving date of list.
S. W. ALVORD. P. M.
Sent k
le; SPRINGI 187 P"
. I."' 11.1.:/: a •
West value in
-SILKS! ' ""SILKS! ,`• SILKS!
And
FINE DRESS FABRICS!
At -
KENT & BLISS'.
The largest and best assortment ever broughtrto
to this town now unlit freely `at our telling low
prices.
'Grand bargains in
BLACK Gilo-GRAIN
SUMMER SILKS •
AND GRENADINES!
CHEAP BLACK GOODS,
' FINEST STOCK,
LOWEST PRICES!'
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS!
NEW TORCHON LACES!
ELEGANT DRESS
AND SACK FRINGES!
Floe lot of
RIBBONS AND TIES;
Splendid stock of
Ito
SIER
TABLE DAMASK,
NAPKINS AND TOWELS! .
very low.
•
•
a
One hundred dozen
KID GLOVES!
(Twodiuttoued)
BEUDCED FROM ill TO 65 Cis.
•
Derll fall to can alilliee l tbe , s ,r••
• •
COOLEY CORK CORSET/
The best In the market. '
•- • •
. .
;A ran line Of .cs,
CLOTHS FOB. GLEN _
AND , IlOrsJ WEAR,
!lee a gill and examine our stack.
,
. -
It ' • t .4. • •
+
4 ZEN.tilit Alltage
e._. , .'' , 11 r
7 .• e. , 10 A 2 : ,
,1.41 -
1140111104.41111411 tr
MEI
MEI
1:11111=1:1
.1011 L MCAIII2.C.
Wareity,
MIME
"VOTIOR-11. S. Internal Be \ ie
simiciatiwisi *yr tillAnt.to April so, =-
The Von 2f sea Statutes of the United Shank
lions 12111., attla, and 31011L'requIre inety person
sTei a MbilitrA tt r4 l =47 . llregal li rw l r
paocure and place conspicuously in Is establish
went or place of business s stamp denoting lite
payment of said special tat for tie speclal-tax yeln
beglnnhng May 1, infite-bs*we commencing or col.
tinning business after April 30, IBM A return ris
-
prescribed on Vann 11, is also required by law of
every perittnio special tax, as above. '4'
.• The tacnid embrieed *NH& ttreprortifinitief the
law ahoorkpoterizetbeloalinit4is i t 1".1
Rectifiers ''''--- roo 00
•-r
Dealers. retail liquors ....v. ky , r• wp••1•"'
IDealers, wholesale liejtdrift. .. r..,.'..t::.: al cc
Dealers in malt litittori=le.r.:...... 50 cp
roil tif*Relimsom 20 MD
calm In leaf tobacco 2.5 00
Retail dealers In leaf tobacco. . .... .... 600 00
Audi= sales pfirpverti,6o6l/fiii; astir for eretr
dollat• in excess otfit,66o. ,-' '
Dealers In manufactnred tobacco 5 00
Sfannfacturers of stills .;- ..... 60 00
And for @ark stillitulatgarnifed•;
And for each worm maaufacktred
Manufacturers of t0bacc0.,,..,
Sfannfattansns of cigars
re14194.0:5. 0 11 1 1 4 15 4 A firittelasalmoint :tour • .; .
'two horses or 0therd5ia1maht)..w........:.:1.4 'At 50
Peddlers of tea see°, second class (two horses
-or other animals)... ..... . 25 op
roddleff. 4f Plol444ltltterillilsCarviitiS6
or other animal) 15 Of
Peddlers of fohareo, fourth clam (on foot ens
palleiverssOismc •'' ' "- '
'B l srewers of less thableflrbartelli • ' !v.' 'OO
Brewers of 500 barrels or more..:. 100 op
Any person so liable, who shall fail to. comply
with the foregiiincwirements, will be subject to
severe penalties.
Pei sons or Arms liable to pay any of the special
taxes named above mnstgply to M..C.„,lllercile,
Deputy.oo4/iAtirf *span* Towand4,
and pay for (I' procure' t special-tax stamp cc
stamps they need,prlor to May 1,1577, appli . yalt,hout
.1 drthigejnctM.V, f ? t tTIT t :
SpecTal-tax stamps will transmitted by mail
only on receipt from the person or firm ordarint
the same of specific directions so to 0, together
with the necessary matiagostamps or the *Mount
required to pay the postage. The restage on. one
stamp-Is three cents and on two stamps six cents..
If It is desired that they be transmitted by regis
tered mall. tear 4tiltaailitinitalf shonld accompany
the applleattfm. GitE.V.l.i B. RA L'M.
,Cropolisstoner gjlisteimal Revenue.,
OriteE • IttirViCE, Washington,
IN.CrAiAliug 33,1¢7_. ; . !r mar 29.
LICENSES: Notice , is• hereby
X./ given that the fotfriwlng• rippltelittiles for Li
censes for tarring.' eating tiontes.;.,and merchant
dealers, have been. filed licatalliThe.`,ll4llThirhe
same will be presented totlfeCOMPt orgilir Sea
m,. on Monday, May 7, 1877, for the coned! ratan
of said Court:
: VIVEN:42:I
George Jordan. A thenTsltoro'.
Henry McCarty. Athens Twp.-
Jt„„ V_,_WIIP O Zi.O I I4 II :IITivP•
‘V . : II- Trif Suitt n: Ali4ifnv We, Columbia Twp.
John I rain, fanton' ltoro%
Peter Herdic, Canino, Twp., (Minnoqua). •
it. Si. ifoilon, Monroe Twp.
Vincent Baldwin. Itidgebury Twp.
Daniel Brown. Ulster Twp.
0 if P Disbrow, Towanda Hero', tat Ward.
• Charles Seeley, Towanda Rorie,. tat,
Ward. '
John Snliivan. Towat dm Born', 2nd Ward. '
Patrick Sullivan, Towanda Rom', I.t Ward.
. Washington riteher, Towanda Born; •-lst Ward. ,
Chas A iot John' E Ward. Towanda Born. 7.ntiWard`
Thomas It Jord,ao TA,...suda Burn', Ist Ward.
John Burke: Towanda Born, 24 Ward. - '
Wm Henry, " " Ist
E S
_Keeler. Wynlosing, Twp.
.1 G Dougherty. Wysox Twp. -
P Strong, Columbia. erir
.1 11 Miller, - lister.
I lan% Kellogg, Albany.
Lyman Brewer. Wells.
Hyman VanTitizer, Athens Horn.
C IT Ames. Sherin
15 M Hosenerans, Shesequln.
Edward Williams, Towanda now, 2d Ward.
•
I ' - ''•Lt A4I IN P I W- S H4i 1. .1
Geo•W EnnlA, Towanda iloro'.2zol Ward.
W CAV
J BACrk, G;thton43o,oA; ttA oA••• re. "" r ;
Edward Williams, Towanda Rom', 21
. ( ) . 1 .
Giles le V lele. Troy Born'.
S.` E iny.cf pyramils porik I
'John Firzgearalti, Tnwaniia aro'. Ist Ward.
it W,i,plite.f,:kovanda 21,
•• 01 I •
;Jobs 4` lllswa,ndst Burns, l - St Mari!. • • •
jag Cummkkey, Towanda Mora, lot Ward.
Vharles Hums, ••" t ..l• ' r -
• Motel Hußtraft, Athens Rot°.
B• AI, FB, rot.
/". IT. • •
SALE.---' By vir
tue of an order out of the Court of
t Vommon Nem of Bradford County. the understan
ed. Committee of the per.on and estate - of A nr.•1 1 3
Morley, lunatic. will expo,. to public sate on Fri
day
. April 20, 1t,77. at 2 °lock P.n., on the prrmises.
thJooPowing deserllwil lot, piece or parcel ••r land
situate In the to pot Wynx.,and bounded 34 followttt.
On the north by lands of Delos Vargas n, on the
east by a highwiiy, On tic south and west by lands
of -Bet heny Bishop, containing one acre of land n 4 e
nC b•Ka„
VE:llll: 4 :—.oo.upott-4.16.-treperty being struck
(10A'n :4100 upon -confirtnatit n, and the balance In
three canal annual itaymentti With intercat from
confirmation, to be: tiecuredt.yajtudgmcnt nete mem
the nnnises. If. 11, MMIGAN.
Innen. Cemmittee.
TN TITE• MATTER OF'THE AP
rofratsta of the Full Creek Bituminous Con
t'osupatty for a decree of. elksohnlon. In the (bur
of Comotan Newt for the County of Bradford, Feb
Term, 18Th No. SM. '
Tvptoas it .4‘u,c61190rt4 rodee is
Pi.)4)l l llllViardhat.ladlik seemill4l4 oflilifch. A.
1). 1877, the tetitlon of the Faii creek Bituminous
c;tot Cslititssio toppispatlnted tp(tlie ClirtAti voqi.
ue' , Floe", forltlfe — tOnnfy larl ford ; hity'lng the
said Omit to enter a decree that he N%id,C9rOka
titAtl) be ~h t.4lvh(l/11111hYroihphe, ttli tlp
th" said Cour}, that the said prittlon should ho
Deard on Uf.k."71.),4,Y_, tips Wislay•gf, if Alf glop % at
le'D'Alocip Ibis ilitrotiooil. l 4irett herefilf•par
ties interested may aipear and be , heard. -
nRVIIANS' Calint
ILy virtue of na order issued out of the Orphan - ll'
Covrt of Bradford County. the underssgned. Ad•
nilolstrator of the estate of H. p. lflller. ileh'd lab!
.pt said county, will expose to .public sale on the
premises In Litchfteld, on FRIDAY, M AY 4. 187%
con:mooing nt rrclock. P. 31„ the following real
estate,stz : Bounded on the west by lands of Seth
[ark sted . Jane Brown, north by land of Win, Tut
tle. east by laud of Miller. and south by laud
( !Wales Brown: containing as acres. more'or less.
--:.;
t r
Towanda, April V:, 7.577
FS A - cki Floc irAsri
• mans: - If6Ttelters for the i'etttkinerft
TERMS —rto to , be paid on the property being
strock - ilown, we-half the residue on confirmation
of sale. and the balance to ni a year from couflrnta•
lion with interest. I). MILLER.
Aptli It, Itirt„ Adattalstrater.
TNCOR . POIcATION NOTICE. -
l'iroticflit hereby given that application will lid
made to a law Judge of Bradford County. at the
May Court of Common Pleas, for the Incorpork.
tiott of ...The Union\ Church Of West Franklin, In
Frank:B6 Twp.'",i,Tlie object of said Association fp
to erect and maintain a house forth,. public worship
of God, and ur'which the Gospel of Jesus ebriss
may be preacheda
NICA,BD AMINTGOMMSY,
• W.PB...ItOr•MW ELL;
• J. T.. iVooms
. 7 I.l orx4L-tY I fl .
T. ..
' fitit
.A34 . INISTRIATORW:',VO 7Part.
JA
—Notice hi hereby given that WI persons In
debted to the estatqrrt .
_Asylum totp., ilee'd.ittVitt Witte Ihnubalatli.payment
to the undersigned, and all persons baling claim:
againAt sill estate must present them, diily iuthen
tlcateitaos settleinent.
W. R. sTourts. •
5,8. EthENßEfinF.l2.
:gang, 112-13 w.. Admlnlxtratorf
IsTr'g AdTertisemeats.
GENTLEMEN, FARMERS AND,
I roj t s E . R Ist; OF 'it'll &I)F0111) COIiiST
TV-ANDTlClNlTs,7.4ibiaee'utalle arratigoinenfs
with C. T. plreltard for hit Thorough• Bred florae,
“Doc Top LI VI NGSTON,”
3
To be at my Stable and serve a limited number,of
Mares, commencing MAY Ist. tar:. This Horse Is
one of the finest and best bred this country can
produce. Ills pea Igree traces through the best.
horws'and mares In England. Ile Is a beautiful
mahogany Ray, black paints, flowing mane and
tail, and In action perfect. Ho onty - to be seen to
be admired. Terms for Colt low.
L.. S. IKINCABVRY.
• .":". • Ibitanda, Ps.
Aprll, 12, 1877
1130(1) tity i les O in n thet 2 o s ne o 4o.
portion. including Grand. Spaare and ifpright—
at
,fiest.gpx!ii-rNid,d lane t to, Ibe Ifortryteif own
prices. ' stNtlfl nh linry m km ; d tp s.
These Pianos made one of the finest dl .playsr.t.ite
Cretennist Exhibition, and .were tuianintonsty.
reecomended ft* the lltnift:ST 'Bosons. New
Maunfaetory—one of the largest and finest In :he
world.' The nonarri-Brand. contain slxtittislielCs
new patent Duplex ()tenoning Seale, the greatest
itnprovement In thd history of piano making. The
StVghts t1104(4e Kn 4B4drieli ißon'tifldt lb
write for limatrated and Deseriptlro Catalugne,=
mailed free.
DIEN6g6I6I6IN riANo CO.,
apr.l9 No. 36 Broadway, N. Y.
"nISSOLUTION.--The copartner
ju.shlp heretofore existing between It. }".Wat
tuna :uadilirlite, Winking LI deis , 4y_ mutnal
sottiierit,Marilverl. All notes . and Ulna weetwatta
belonging to the late firm must ho pal& to Btrdsey
Watkins, anti be, the Bald ßirdsey Watilltoi, is to'
pay all lAtilißkla of- rald erm'r • •
'• - ,
B. F. WATKINS.
IttiSEY WATKINS.
•
Shesherjuln, April 5-3 ts.
OR SALE:L.:New Seedling,
by the AlltalCriber; can be seen at the
Grocery, Store of W. If. Decker. (formerly C. IL
Patch. Th emitiltd of four 'nk.iirStatieties pur
chased of D. K. MIAs k
$Ollll at their warehouse In,
New Xerk, and vragruttel; true tp
14164. 74 ' " • " ' l -• ..14;151t0t441..
Conipton's &uprise..
Brownell's Beauty
Snowflake
Extra Early Vermm?t
AN the *awe WO* ravre , f i t: Ply FrPi L tstPg
results whtit last:-year , n w o e crop 'was
nearly a total failure In quantity and size especially,
the MUM being the ravages of the potato beetir.
• • ' • • • •. Mir* Ai LPUECH.
Stiosheirlo. Aprll - 12, 1877-4 w
NEW STOCK
OF GROCERIES!
Cb b idectiotild
FINE TEAS„ :AND OCIFFEE4.I
Ver sale cheap.
—ll •.
• ;
CaA.PM,lC.sUstubof
COUNTRY PRODUCE!
1. ;& : 1 1 111 ' o ' la IL 4 ' 4
..C l '. l B. Patch.
.iovniaditi Apt'll s,,i!er.i.ii-4iiit14'......,,,!..1::‘,.,,,,,,E..!1'f,.-..._1.
7 4,
PROCLAMATION. —Wnzas. s,
HOD. PAM. D. Mongol,. President Autry of
ath Judiciel District. ronspng of_ Die count/
otilradhlajfellaff ineloiC.lfi. Bradford Associate
Judge Wand or said county o Bradford, have is.
god their precept bearing date the Nth day of Veto.
ruary. 1577 4 to me' directed, for bolding a Special
Court of Oyer and Terminer, General Jail Delivery,
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Common Pleas and
OrPhans • Court. sC , Fewssia. for tbo county of
Bradford, on Monday, May gth, 1877, to continue
two weeks.
Notice Is therefore hereby Kinn to all persons in
terested that they be then and there In their proper
person, at 10 o'clock In the , forenoon of said day,
with recordy 0411)11fftlitil and Mbar ventembrances
to do those thins which to their office appertains
to be done. ''.ltfrors are requested to lac punc
tual in their attendance arneeablyto their notice.
Datati lfli 'Xinniuda. Mama' day of Aprlt„ in the
year of. our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-seven, and of the Independence of the
United States, the one hundred and second.
• ,A. d. LAYTUN, Sheriff.
gAttg:—.l33c virtue
. of sundry writs , lxxed out of the Court of
Common Pleas of Bradford County, and to me di,
rested, I wi,ll,Qx jw , tm. to Inah/ to Ole FRIDAY,;
the 11th armed may,t um, at the door of the Court'
•110111 e, In t owartda, at 1 o'clock F. X, the follows
log descrlbed.property, to wit: .
One lot of situate In Monroe, twp. hounded (north
by lands of .fiamnr.d.l4on, Beni lioxikrallh glen
Widen!, WM J'Sfasrih and. Neilson Cillhert, east by
lands of, DIV Dodge. smith by lands of Wnt and
Clarenee Kellogg and Mrs Miller. west by lands of
F Mason estate and Rent .Northrop, containing
abnnt 1,000 acres °Liana. more or less, about 210
acres Improved. with 3 framed houses, 3 framed
barns, 2 small hay barns, and sheds attached, 1 saw
mill, with all fixtures befcmging thereto:
... 20 00
... :000
. 10 01
10A
.
ALSO—Defendant's interest in one othee lot of
'land, situate In Monroe and Albany twp.s, bounded
'north by lands olikiellietterilFeighrop. east by lands
of F. C Kellogg and lira Miller. south by lands of
Widow Brown, Chas Brown, Houstonost and P
Wileqs3,Arlatp7t, ia:ol . lsiorifeY*Afßs 'it. George
it
Arlsatf. afiIITIV Lewis, containing a t out 45oacres
of land more or less, no improvements. Seized and
taken kite eXention at the suit of,T) It Blackman
11;, EIWIndn ' " '.... •,. • t ..- -,i, • ,
'' • L Cil4ri4 tithes - MA of land sltua,to Athena twpi
'bthindeernorth Ittliptelts °tilt:airy lii, Iler, 'east.,l.l
dandi orSita Mattlfewoiri; !Vieth hy . pithileehn'af
and .1 A Keeler, west by lands df Stella e, con
taining 1 acre or-land more pr less, all improved,
with 1 framed house, chop. board barn, and few
,fruit trees therenn. Seized and taken Into exert,-
"lion at the snit de lect-Ilticaudwon vs W 11 Dunlap,
ALSO—One other lot of land situate In Herrick
& two, bounded north by lands of 1) A Hillis and
,wra Taylor, east by lands of Wm Taylor and P Mc
:Govern, south by lands of D Armstrong, and .1:111
. Lackey. west by.lauds of Z Augle.baing the entire
farm as hiftitittett stid desctiheillii Deed_ Book. Bo
47. page 113. excepting about 39 acres sold to 1) A
Hillis as bounded and described ip Deed Bonk 'to
113, page 199, containing after. d,cducting said 35
acres. alitintlidaerett of land morn or less, about
all improved. with 1 framed house, 1 framed barn,
• sheds attached,, ppi,urchardoi fruit Veisltalrectoi
iMiteclaiuklnkellintleexeculloatat th sdlt f (leo
Laudon vs It Hillis.
A t.sir)=One other lot of. land situate In Albany
twit. bounded north by lands of Erastua Wilson,
; mit IT lands o.l3Llcie Vargwoorkbouth by; lads pr
liitha titt% West by lands p( eta B- attars; eau
talning IS. tes - ofland mote or less, about 30 acres
improved. with 1 log house, I log barn, and orchard
of frillt trees thrsium„ Seized andpken into exe
cution at the i(dlt of .11tOSP5S . 31arcy vs i 31 Vargasou.
ALSO—One other lot of land situate In Asylum
twp. bounded and descilbed•as fellows: Beginning.
at a rat atit9stoneltu,conot.sabi lot; thence south
71?...sresfottkp10 pe,r to a post, and stouts In curl
thenee *nit( 4tlNtil; west St per to an obi Irblsc pine
stiimpliveot; Bleat.' ITotth 4.4 0 , east V 331,10 petto
Si Post and stonel; in cor: (hence south 12 0 : 2o' and
141 per to the place of beginning: containing 91,
acres atittlii per, titriet meoUre, alroul 7lcieres lan-
Proeed.'tflth I framed horde, l' frithied,barnll sea
gonfbnuse and.orc,lusrd of frith t plat thereon, ex
ceriting and regrming therefrom I acre or land
deeded from Geo r, peneer and v,li to .1 1. Copl•
Thing* , tiy deed dated, getred and-taken into fie- ,
curios at the suit of Alfred Williams, guardian of
Fidella Williems, and J I. Cuutbaugh..guardian of
'Mare 3 11 , 11litide vs Gehl* Spencer.
ALSO—One other lot of land situate In 'Terry
tap, boandal and described as follows a Beginning
at a chestnut cur. running cast 70 - pet; thence ,bv
lands of *tunnel V F.,ol,•soath 9t per to a stake and
stones for . asoy; thence east 9 per to a cor; thence
.odb 9 pert Ora cor; thence west 85 per' to a cor;
thence north I.cel, pea to the place, of beginning.
eontainibg 49Vcres of'land more or 1,..1.1, about 20
acres improved. with .1 board house and few fruit
trees thereoci.-; fielzed and taken into execution at
the suit of Hale and 31anville vs A D Smith: and
Eliza Miami, Wife of S Z Shores, T T.
A LSO—one other lot PI land al tuate 'in G ranville
Vattill•hdtidield flora) by the public highway. east by
lands of 31 II Chesney. south by lards of N C•Illil
CO. west by lands of Hiram Thomas, containing 93
acres of land more oe test. about all improved, with
I framed house, 1 Lamed barn 'and outbuildings,
and oreliard or fruit trees thereon. seized, and
taken into-execution at the suit of T C Cowan- vs
_John Cliesley. ~. . .
Md.-other 104-Of landidtuato IsrCtoWinda
taxi% bounded nuriMmy, junds of W (.; Livgarb emelt
ty 8 eci1, (1, 44, 1 1 , 11 1 4 bY /atlas of Ulm, Humphrey.
}teat 2y au ailoy l itejog 7i ft (rout, on said DecotW
wt 71u1 14t It deep, with t twveltury framed; twain
'and few fruit and ornamental trees thereon.
-,. ALSO—tine othi4 lot of land situate in Towanda
limo, bounded mirth by lands of .1 F Bender, east
by an Alley. sonth by landg, of CI) Humphrey, .est
I iE, 1 1 11 0 1 .!ti 5 4. 3 i front on said Third et,
144 ti deep, with I framed barn' and few fruit trees
thereon. Seized and Liken Into execution at the
snit of A and E Coliurn vs Ilirkit Taylor, ...Also at
itti emit of Samuel S 1.104) vs Hiram Taylor .and
Janos 3I Cabo , ,34*C.).
- attnitterin — West
Burlington twp. boutult;tl and described as follows:
Beginning ht:thavmtra cr tia public highway
leading from A M !Swain's to Granville, south 6*.
oasr 9.5-10 per to a stake and stones, thence south
61 !a * ,!Nett 'l4, itsta tit A. Stake alptetonea.,4ntarth sw.„ i
treat tyroa... U. the tlentte 'llltb Apubilc'
thence north :57 a=O emit 16 rods to the place di be
containing ;. , .4 of au acre of laud more ur
le; s. wl:h 2 dwelling houses thereon.
Lll.ne)-4 other.,l4 14.4114 situate in Kest
Bor!Mgton twp. bhualdbaludith by Sugar Creek,
east by lands of I.:tae Swain, south hg .the public
- _
tilgliriay leading from A M Swain's io Granville,
west by lands of Jolr,Ballard," e/ntaining 3 acre
m
of land ore mi , lFiss,; *MIA WSW Mill thereon, and
the water privilege thereto attached. •
A 1..50--tirie ether lot of land situate In West
Burlington typ • Atiquied pert!? b Sdgar Creek,
ea+t by lamb( ntrsaac swalu. south hyl the public
••• . •
.higiieap,leall t from Andrew Swain's to Granville.
ss:es6 by lands of John Ballard, containing 1 acre of
land niore or lallN all implored. ist [zed and taken
Into earenthoi at the suit of W Hale and N-N
Tr's - fise vs sfal ford and Wm L , 1
A LINJ--9floAt Iply lot pf ,land , sit uate Canton
ttp,thtuititei Ikklkiserthed;at (Mara&
at cheaouth side of Towanda creek; thence .4-outli
5:04 e. west V. per to the cross roadsrultnlng by the
mlll formerly known as Pratt mills; thence south
2 2 , west 2 ilettefesee tikatt,h 3i; , vest ,31 per to
the line of lands of Jos Wilcox; thence north
east 48 per to Ta,:auda creek: thence south 7331°,
east 84 lier-to the place of beginning: said' giantee
to have same right as Asa Pratt had of drawing
water front said Towanda creek for. tha purpose ot
running a mill, contaTidn'about 9 acres of hind
more or less, with 1 framed-house, 1 (rimed grist
mill, 1 framed barn with7slictls attached. with nth
er.outliniliflngs and a few. fruit trees thereon.
ALSO—One otherlot °fluid situate iq Canton
bun., bounded apt' deserktaid.as follewg: Beginning
Id the centre of ,Lycoming st, it being the north....
west cur of J C IteWitt's lot; thence along south
line K.aid 1)0WIWA 12t. snlttb $9.4° east 11 7-10
pretty) fatritistln liub t Janis of J. J C•
Jacob I lartranft, Levi 111141, 3- dohn Griffin
and others; thence south 3°, west 46 7-10 per to a
post. Irbeing a cor of lot owned by F Black; thence
-by saliPlilbreWituinit'llue birth 36 6 ,4681..3 per to a
Volt; tatence OreagneAtrrth3llV;t,.•westf.l4.mr to the
southwest cur of lo( owned by A 1131ir.; thence by,
south line of lands hy - the Said A H Mix and ]Melis
sa Wilcox, north 14°, east 16.7-10 per to the south
east cur of lot owned by said - Melissa Willcox;
thence by same north SG° West 10 per to the centre
of Lyconiing sit tbeirtee al;vrtg centre of Said st north
33°, east 125-10 per to tt e place of beginning; cot:-
tattling 3 acres, :4 5-10 per of land more or less.
with 1 frame?! noose; 1 framed horse barn; and a
few fruit and ornamentiftrices thereon-
A LSO—Oueuther lot of laud situate itt' Canton
faro, hounded north by lands of N'e R B. John W
Griffin. and Ezekiel Newman, east by Ezekiel New
man andl.yconting st, south by Lycotullig st, west
• by lands Otai•3l . sl4oley and' coo
t:111114 3 - aeres 6f land more or less, all Improved,
with. 1. (rained house, 1 framed barn, griper)* and
apple orchard thereon- ' Seized and taken into eats
cutlon at tllo still of l'omerd fircst trail W JlcOtol
jai d, U and - X , llHouper,T T.
ALIStlClhe othet tit of land sittate 'itt Rotne
twp„ hounded and described as follows: Beginning
at a stake the southwest eiir of 31,0 L L Turret's
hit; thence along the south line of the same smith
kf4 o , vast 143 per to a stake and stones on the line
Of C Vancit.e. thence Simth t - !S°, west to a stake and
cbr of (1 W Wertenberg; thence by the line
of the same north Gsl l *„ west 133 k)er toacor on the
line of S ilidiack; thence by the tine of. the same
north 0 , east 63 3-10 per to ticor in line of Win
Bat's lot...Abet:co by the pre of the same south
58 Lio, east 43 per to a post; .hence south Va ° . west '
25 8-10 per to the place of beginning; containing 50
acieh 3j per of land, wore or ,less., phoul, 35, acres
Ind:raolErk..wlth 1/radlid I,lxlitid house, I
_framed barn. I steam saw mill, and orchard of fruit
. trees thereon. Defendant's S interest only to be
sold. Seized and taken Into execution at the suit
of J 11 Phinney's Ilia vs E . reote. Alsti 'at' stilt Of
.g , ,r4llipilonaa 'tank Art -Tawaada. Pa., vs 1 F
Goff and Lewis Goff.
ALSO—One other lot of land situate in Smithfield
twp, bounded north by lands of ]Mary Wallace arid,
the public highway. cast , by lands of Patrick
sixth by lands of Orrin or -Frank Scott,
west t,y lands of J. - erikalarill a lot owned by
Sarah - Gavin, deceased, contil nintfiu acres of land.
Morn or less, about rio acres, improved, being the
same land conveyed by the sahlSartinel Niles to the
said defendants by deed dated Feb 4. 1569.
and taken into execution at 'the suit of Samuel
Niles vs Wnt A Gayett who survives Sarah Gayett.
ALSO—One other lot of land tiltuatein Athens
hero, T. , tindrti •.+4O/10PIA t sitar Ihe h c lrth 61d '
of Brit,,. kr, beta* lots !go !2:" . =l' on' plot or
survey mode by Urson Rickey for the Hon Edward
Herrick, with ',fronted house ail(' few fruit trees
thereon. titlized spa token into execution at the
suit of Athens it Wt. 'AOsoctatten, of Athens, ra,
vs 000 B And Elizabeth •
ALSO—One other lot - of Ihnd sitnate in Troy twp,
bounded eon!) by lands of C. 9 Ilagar. east by lands
of Daniel White, south by lands of Daniel White,
west by the public highway, containing acres
of land more or less, all improved, with 1 frazzled
house, I framed barn and few fruit' trees thereon.
Seized and taken into execution. at tho suit of Elias
Itolasott vs A L Cooper. ,
ALSO—One other lot, situate In Franklin twp,
bounded north by lands of- g',lt clerPtlet . 11 1,1 1 4 f.
lands of Daniel Copley, south by lauds of 0
Dodge, and must by lands )4, ,Ivkm Itockwell; con
-12 lith9 of lahnliAidotbr Itis, about 351m
proved, with 1 framed house, 1 framed barn, and
few 'fruit. weep thereon: if 3elzedo end fatten Into
eicetylnin snit of Wm A itbetwOn vs Iran%
I/veto - ell and T T.
ALSO—One other lot, situate In Sheshcquin twp,
Isminded north by lands of ,01 Ayres. east by bud
of Ralph Gore„ oath by lands of Italph Gore, and
•west by public highway; containing ;:,lore of land,
more or less 31f - improved, with steam grist-milt
and all Intli•i3taresbelonglng thereto. , Seized aud
.talien Into eseention at the suit of G IL VahDyke
'ts V t t Ayres.
-
ALSO—One other lot, situate in Athens Born',
bounded north by lands of Mary Long, east by
lands of Martha .1 Long. south by Willow«.4t. and
west by lands of C S Woodi-contalning ta acre of
land. more or less, with 1 new framed house and
few fruit trees thereon.
ALSO—One other lot, situate in Athens noro';
bounded north by Mary r Long, east by Ifurns,
'so ntli by Willow-st, and west by Elmira-0 ; con
! tattling about lq of an acre of }and, more or less,
with I new framed house and barn and few fruit
tree* lielzed ! sup; taken, into exaculleu
l'at the kilt oil The Athens Ilitlialtigafid Loan ssee;
elation of Athens Pa vs Delos 1' Knapp and Wm
Knapp._
'..441/60.-, Oise other lot of land situate In Franklin
.twpv !mallard amd described; as fellows : The de
fondant's undivided 3 , 1 Interest,' hopingingat a pOst
the northeast cor of a tract, surveyed du the war
rantee name of Robert lieeityleman: thence south
345” deg, west 123 rods to a poet; thence south, etc,
by the several courses and distances to the place of
beglatsktry containing Iv acres of land more or less,
excepting and reserving nevertheless to the said,
the Barclay Coal Co, their successors or 'assignees,
forever tarot the stone, cost, metal ores, or ether,
mineral substaiicesln the said land. Seized and
taken Into execution at 01 lair. of T
lisp to John ',entitle. • "•-•
-
01 30
00
2, 00
... 2 00
W. U. DECKER, Ja
Mil=
k 4, : -,:-:,
UM
'titular! , Mrp
ALSO—One Ottierlot,
boundedliaddeseribedlis f ailows; Beginning at
nor on 'tailwind-et.: thence southerly' 50 4t ; thence
wviterlytoCenter at; tbetseeziortherlylo ft; thence
etudertylerplsee Of beginning; being Int No 24; In
O F Mason's plan of Routh Tewandatall Improstd:
no buildings. Seised an& taken into execution at
the snit of J O Frost Ts r Cook. ... •
ALSO--One other lot, situate In Windham twp,
bonneted notgth by' binds tot James Brown. east by,•
bin& of El Cheerio,' and Win Sibley. south by:
binds of . Em Reydoida, and weseby lands of Rent
Oleasomand Fmmerson Smith: containing 04 acres
of link more or lees, idafurStriniProved. with 1
tamed house, 2 hinted barns and sheds attached.
and orchard of 'fruit , trees_tbereon. Seized and
taken Into etectitimuitibe snit of Isaac Shnltr yo
Myron Nichols and Willaceltichols. See'y.
.."AtfitioOne other lot. situate in Shethequin twp,
:I;oundetl west and north by lands of Ralph Gore.
cut Si lands of FAward!Arnold.• and south, bY nub.
lies highway leading. fpn..Sheshequin to Rome;
containing acre of land. more or less, "all im
proved, with.) .two-story framed house and few
fruit trees thereon. Seized and taken into execu
tion at the stilt of Samuel O Marshall vs Asa Freneb.
ALSO—One other let, situate In Orwell lwp,
Mended and disctibed we follows : Beginning In
the centre Orpublie mita leading from Boma intro'
Orwell On the south line of -the Aaron Chnblinek
farm: thence fry the centre - ht said road south Br •
west 30 per to the center of a causeway near the
font of the hill: thence 01 yr west 432-10-per to a
stake in the south ilneof the tall Aatell'Chtlhhilek
lot: thence by the same south Sti!..(e , east €3 , 1-10 per
to therbegintitng : containing S acres and as per
strict measure, all Improved, with I framed house,
I blacksmith shop, I trained whod bonne, and few
tentt..trces thereon., Reserving always the tight
Ind prlvilegn to Mrs Matilda Morey, her heirs or
assigns. to keep ,of two breakwaters In the dry
run south of her house and yardi recording to a
reservation in the deCdot.conyestahrh trim FAirard
„Boardman and wife itrid'lVrn Bohrdtuan and wife
to the within grantors. as referent.e to said Are(' of
conveyance, being had will moss fully sopeor.
Seized aed taken Into execution at the snit of Man
son Elrairtitt;va JAW Algot'
ALSOrr.One other lot, situate In Standing Stone.
being the eatitheastundielded half of 3 retrain lot
, bound as fellows: -On. the southwest by the public
rout,. east, north and soitb by lands of James Es
'Of: bet ag , the same lot of land conveyed; liy P S
Angle)
to Cyrus PuLtArand bv Cyrus Fuller to B. .1
Angle) tont:001:1g is acre of land. morenr lees,
with small • framed ,hens° .and few fruit trees
thereen. Seized and taken into execution at the
snit of,John Thames vs James Wood. '
aI.SO--TllO defendants, C 13 Cash's swirl' A
Cash's - undivided two-Stilts Interest in slot of land '
ablate la Barclay two, con:al/ling 113 nem". more'
or less : In the warrantee name of D D Cunningham,
with saw mill, 2 mill houses, and astable thereon.
ALSO-The delis, C ti and r A Cash's undivid
ed two-Ofths interest In another Tot situate In Bar
clay tarp. containieg 400 acres of land, more or less,
in the warrantee name of Peter Lailley.
ALSO—The def'ts, C.Dteird P A Cash's tunilvid
ed two-fifth% interespn another lot sitnate in Bar
tley twp, 'containing US acres of land, more or
less, in the warrantee - name of Walter,Stewart.
ALSO—The darts.- C D and F A Cash's midivid.
ed twodifths interest in another lot situate in Bar,
clay acid Overton tweet,containing 400 aernof land', ,
more or less, in the warrantee name of Andrew
ALSO.-The def`t, Geo P.Casles interest In one
other lot, situate in Towanda Born'. bounded north
by Pine-st: mist by POurth-st. south by the line
fence of Col J Y,3feans, and west by lauds of
Sullivan; being about 50 ft on said Fourilt-st and
about XV on said Pine-et. ;with 1 fronded - home,
barn. henroop. etc, thereon. The deCt,C D Casb'sc
Interest therein also to be sold.
ALSO—One other lot, situate In Towanda Boni%
bennried north by Win A Chamberlain. TC 'Meaty,
and Jittnes Wood (known as the spring lot). east by
3b.chardepst, south by lands of parties unknown.
and west by the noting lot aforesaid being about
50 ft. front on sairbklechanicset and 150 ft den.
• • ALSO—The derts. C 1) and F A Cash'S undivid
ed twtelifthsintereit in eneottier lotsltuate In Bar
claV two, containing 335 acres of land, more or liss:
In the warrantee name of Joseph' Ladley. Seized
anti taken into execution at the. ,, snit of E W hale
vs C D ('ash. F A Cash, 3f A.Cash, Geo r Cash,
-Anil P.W -
ALSO—The dal, Geo P - rnei - h's undivided one
fth Interest In a lot of land situate In Barclay twp,
containing 113 acreS, more oriess,tri the warrantee
name of 11 11 Cunningham, with -a saw mill, two
mlll hoaxes and d stable thereon.
ALSO—The derts. Geo P (ash's undivided one
fifth Interest In a lot sittiatein Barclay twp, con
taining 400 acres of land.. morn or less, in the war
rantee name of Peter Ladley.-
ALSO—The - net' ts, Geo 1' Cash's undivided one
fifth Interest In one other lot situate in Barclay twp,
containing /Metres of land. more or less, In the
warrantee name of Joseph Ladley.
• ALSO---The defy, Geo P Cash's undivided one
fifth. Interest la nlll3 other lot situate In Barclay
twp. containing 335 acres of land, more or less, In
the warrantee name of.Waltet,Steleart.
A LSO—The defl, Gro Cash's undivided one
firrti Interest in one other lot situate In Barclay
twp. containing .100 acres of land, more or less, in
the warrantee name of Andrew Ladley.
ALSO—One other lot. situate in Towanda Born'.
I..noled north by State:gt, east by lands of Ben)
RllYitendalL tallith by Poplar-st, and west by lands
of lieu II Wood; being about 50 ft front and about
Ise ft deep; all L - npre't.ill: no 1111H(1111:1S. and
'taken Into exec:Won at the suit of E W lisle vs
Geo e Cash.
ALSO—One other lot of land situate In Towanda
bons, tuatn , /ed and described as follows: Begin
ning at a cor on the west side of Bridge st 165 feet
,morth from Wul Patton's north line; thence south
'6l deg. west 2189.10 ft to a cot; thenceMorth 8 deg,
west 75 ft to a cur: thence north 61 deg. east 218 a-.
10 !t to the west sliest Briar: st, heretofore men
tined: thence along the west side of same 15 ft to
_the place of beginning.
ALSO—One other lot of land sititatc. - 111 Towanda
-Unto', bounded and described as follows: Beginning
at a cor on the west side of Bridge ST, thence south
60 deg, west 238 5-10 ft to a cor. thence notch 9 deg,
.WeNt 10 ft to a cor: thence north Cl deg,. east 216' ft,
to A cor In the west side' of Bridge st heretofore
'Met:Boned: thence along the same south 10 deg.
call 10 ft to the place of beentiitt. , ° , being 10-ft add
ed to the north side of lot firs; described with 1
framed house, 1 ailed ato3fda: 'fruit-trees thereon.
AT,SO—Lot No's 1 and 2 in. 51orgdit 5: Moody's
subdivision of East Towanda, will`upre fully ap
pear an a Aar) made by W Morgan, and re
made
office 'for recording 11 end S. etc: in deed twilit
'N'o 110: page is, and,boundfd as felt s: Firth
Tip lot No It In the name of John . W 'iris, east by
Pennsylvania avenue, email. by Wytatiking st, west
by lands or John E Gei v,eing the same lot con
traeted to Jno Orcutt on \ the z9th day of July
1871, 1 board tnouse,and des9 fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken Into execution at the suit of Ma
ry Donohue vn E N . MiCormick.
ALSO—One other lot of land situate in Towanda
horn, bounded.north by Popp st, east bY latldt of
Martha Aliriswold, south by lands of J F 31eans.
weer by lands of Iloirnes I'lo:sage, being about 5.9
ft feorit t by about 100 ft deep, w ith 1 spring of water
thereon. Seised andlakeu Into execution at the
suit of John Holmes vs W Bramhall.
ALSO=—One'uther lot; situate in Wyalusing twp,
hounded and desurlbed.asloliows: Ileginnlug at a
h unt the southwest en rof Tin in n Th trd• s ts:,!t hence
north r; deg ?test along satd:Main-st 4 per to s post
for a cor the ssout beast cor of C 3 I.alferty's lut:
*thunes3 north la'lleg east 16 per" fa a post the north-
ea.st cur or salt; Lafferty's lut; thence south 77 deg
east 4 per to a poet on the west side of said Mini-.%
thence south 13 deg west along said Thied.st 18 per
i to the place of beginning, including lots No 10 awl
43: ceanalning two=fifths ()PO acre, strict measure,
with I framed house, 1 framed. barn, and few fruit
trees thereon. Seized and taken into execution at
the suit of: . )1 E Avery: vs Cyrus Avery at.
dames Be ad
tik roll.
otit. l.- Alstr - "at suit of F B Flight vs
Cyrus A . very and :Ames Beantient.
LSO--Oue other lot of laud situate in Columbia
twp, boanded north by lands of P 0 31orgcn, east
by lands of P C Morgan. south by the public high
-I'o-11Y leading from Columbia,X Roads to Austinvine,
hest by lands of Chas Teater and 11 Morgan, eon
tattling acre of land more or less, with I. framed , '
building used for a Church- thereon. Seized and
tartan lato elect/110u at the suit et Newberry and
reck 4 s v's J Watkins. Prest, II M Ferguson, Act'g
Sen'y'ot the- Austinvllle Baptist Society.
AL...At—tine other lot, situate in Rome twp,bound
id - Mirth and east by public - highway. santh by
lands of peo Struble, andf west by lands of John
Struble; containing 40 acres of land, mare or less,
all improved, with few fruit. trees thereon.
A LSO--Oue other lot.sittmte initome twp,bound--
ed nfiiiit by lands of GiorgifStrnble and John Strm
hie. east by .pubilt - .highway, Barak by i. lands of
Washington Towner and Ilatrietliarnes,' - 'and west
by Modal:4, Charles Forbes and Luther Cole; con
raining 46 acres and ICO per or land, more or less,
altimproied, with l frlamed.house, 1 framed barn
. with shed attached. and few fruit trees thereon.
ALSO—One other lot,4ituate in Rome twp,bound:
ed 'north by lands of Smith Forbes, east by landi of
Harriett Barnes. south by public highway, and
west by lauds of Harriet Barnes; containing IVA
.crew of, laud, more or less; no improvements. Seiz
ed andlaken Into execution at the suit of Daniel
Shfsktuaiter vis (leo eltruble. •
- ALS.O--One other lot of land situate to Wysox
'two. bounded north by lands of Brij Bennett and
Clark Baxter. east be , lauds of Samuel Chamber
lain, S' E and .1. E !flatlet', and Mrs Elidotf. south
by lands of .1 Myer Reed anti the estate of Joseph
Conklin. deceased, west by lar4s of V E and J E
Plo'let, E C Spencer and Richard Bustin, contain-
Jng 300 acres of land more or less, about 200 acre,
improved. with 1 grist mlll, 1 plaster mill, 1 plan
ing mill, 1 blacksmith shop, 1 wagon shop, I framed
_house used for note!, I framed dwelling house, 4
framed tenant houses, 4 framed barns, other out
bbildlngs„ 3 orchards and other fruit trees thereon,
together with all and :singular the water privileges
and easements belonging to .or In aajwiso apper
tal Ong to the same. ..
ALSO—One other lot of-landasitunte - In Wysox
imp; hounded north by Janda Of Mrs Samuel Rey- 1
nolds and the public highway, known as the Hellen
mid, east by lands of Beni Bennett. south by lands
Of A Lent, west by lands of Mrs Samuel Blshop'and
E C Spencer containing 30 aerrs of land more or
less. nu Improvements.- - -
A LSO—One other lot of land Situate in Wysox
twp, bounded and described as, follows: Beginning
at. a white oak cor 840 per on warrant line, east
of east Ilse of what Was fornieri 7 called Claverlek
twit. and int.the south side of pond or lake for
merly called Lewis cake, now known as Mountain
lake; thence around said pond. or, lake at high water,
line the several courses and titstances of said Met'
water mark or line along lands of J. B Conklin, W
E Bull, E C Spencer and others to the place of be-
Mantle. containing within the said high water
Mark or lino about Sp acres more or less, the same
being what is called Pond Lake.
AILSO--One other lot of. land sttuatent Wys?x
twp, bounded north by lauds of E. J Spencer, east
by lands of Mrs Bishop. south by lands of Mrs Bish
op, Wet Morley, and Defcrs Vargnson, west by Pond
Lake;ffe same adjoining Pond Lake at the outlet,
and being a strip of land extending from said out
! let along the race hvur said outlet down the gulf,
about 30 rods, and about 8 rods wide, containing 2
.acres of land more or less. with a Irmo house to out
let thereon. together with all and singular the de
fendant's rights and privileges of darning up and
drawing the water in and irons- said Pond Lake.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of W 11
Conklin, Adm'r Joseph Conklin, decal, vs E Reed
Myer.
ANDREW J. LAYTON, Sheriff
k,Sheriff'a Office. April 19, 1577.
BANKItIIPTCY.—,In the Dia
l_ • trlct Court of lice tatted State's . . .for the West
etp District of Pennsylianta. In re Harry Mix,
nanknipt No. 1677 In Bankruptcy.
Notice Is hereby given that there will be a third
general meeting of the creditors of the above
named Bankrupt, for the , purposes contemplated
itt the hBtb liectioti of the Bankrupt Art, on the
Ist day of 111 AT, 1777 ; at 2 o'clock. P. IL at the
office of Edward Overton, Jr, before Edward N.
Willard. Register in Bankruptcy, Towanda, Pa.;
and all creditors who have proved 'their debt's, are
hereby requested to be Mescal at said meeting.
JAS. FOSTER, Assignee. -
Towanda, April 12, 1677.`
AIIMINISTRATORS , NOTICE.,
...EX. Notice is hereby given that ail persons In
debted to the estate of /lent) , A. late of ,
Athens, deceased, must" make immediate payment'
to the Undersigned, and all persons having claims
against said estate must present thew, duly authen
ticated, for settlement. OXO. D. MILLER,
J;: If. MILLER,
H. F. JOHNSON,
Administrators:
April 12. 11177.
ExEtIITOR'SNOTICE.—Notice.
Is berebrgiven that aft ; Peritoits Indebted to,
ttin isstate i tix :James , Ptonijey. late or- Bidgbay,i,
deciosx ed. must make Immedlate, payment:
to Um undersigned, and . all persona havintelaims
agaggst said estate must present Stierd. duty au
.
tbentlcated; ter stittleigent. ' ,
JAL W
IL E#ll,
Eieentor:
April IT, MT.
EMU
ORPHANSt.tOURT SALEBy.
virtue of an Order Waned eat of the Orphans
Court of Bnidford Connty the wittereigned.
{tor of of Hie estate of Goo: D.; illontatftes Weed. the
Borough of Towanda, dee% WittexPOOkto sale at
the Court House In the . HOMO of Towatids, Pa.;
on THIIIISDAT the aft Onset 11.4WG:A. j)..1877,„
at 3 o'clock,. P. H., the, lfalowing dencriked real
estate. • - • • •
L. One,kit situated lathe twilit Towanda.beinele
,ed Ind described as follows; Beginning On thewest
side of Brain-et, at the sdotboadt, Omer , of :lot ~
sold we s t . t oldies it Passage ,thenee southerly slang
the tilde et Maitre 23 ft sod 3 inebes to north'
line of Plne4a; .thence along Said Borth line of rine!
st westerly 74 ft tom alley; thence northerly along
said alloy 23 ft and linehestotheloutil-west corner -
of let or said lifetime k Passage; and thence by
same easterly 74 ft toithei west side of Admit, the
. place of te l
with stwcwitory brick building
;beret/it. The second story of sales building dining
its existence, together with the second storyof I hat
part of the caste over the lot sold to Holmes & Pas
sage, to be owned by the purchasers of the idxrre
described fot, in common with said Holmes & Pas
sage,,, they to bare one-half of the , lest and Übe
tbefOOf and said purchaser he other b.ilf, the first
story to be occupied by such purchaser while said
building stands. to the vertigo's maim theisocith
sldeof said Holmes & Passagell shoe, ss now so.
cupled by thew tinder their deed.„:f
Also, one other lot In said bore, bounded alr
follows: , Beginning at theaoutb.east owner of -lot
Nor, of .11 Ward's subdivision' . thence north 85 0
to' east along the north line of State-it 50 ft to a
(corner of Tot NOS of said subditislon; thence north
40 50' west along line of same 150 ft to a 15 foot
alley; thence 'along the sonth line of said alley south •
Its ° le west Sd ft to corner of. lot No 1 of said sub-
division; thetice ;gong line .ot ,sanle.sonth 4 0 50'
east 150 rt to place.ht beginnitig, befits lot Ho f of
Henry Ward's subdivision.
Also, lot No 2l et said robelivision, bounded as
follows: Beginning ata corner on east Meer West-
ern-ave and squib:lino of Ward-aye: thence north
57.7;° east along south !Meet Ward-ave 223( ft to
nortb-west corner of p t No 22: thence along line
of same south 30S, ‘l! east 110 ft to north line of a
As ft alley; 'thence along same 'south 593( 0 west
about SO ft to east,line of Western-aye; thence
along Same north 4 9 50' west 123 1t to place et be
ginning..
6. Also, lot No 22 of said subdivision, bounded as'
follows:-Beginning at noith-Cait corner of kit No
21; thenee aloe/ line of 'same south Vie east U 0 ft
to said alley; thence ,north 511,4 0 east along same
50 ft to corner of lot Nel - 23; thence along line of
same north 8034 0 west 110 ft to south lin.pf Ward
are; thence stook tame south 59 1 .0 wesTioQi2 to
plate of beginning.
7. Also, lot No. 25 of ' , said subdivision, bounded
as follows: Beginning at north-east corner of lot
No 27; 'thence along line of same south 20„t it , east
ito ft to the north line cf said alley; thence along .
line of same north 5934 0 east 50 ft to a corner of lot
No 'No thence along line 'of same north 3056 0 west
•ilu tt to the south line of Ward-are; thence along
same south 59 4 5° west 50 ft to place of beginning.
8. Also, the undivided half of the following Oe.
scribed let situate in said boro,7boanded as follows:
On the north by lands of .1 I' iiirbyand L D'Bow
man, east by An alley, south by land of J F Means,
and west-4,Bfain-et ; being 20 ft front on Main-et,
.and seat infilt•pth. field testator's Interest therein
being the undivided one-half of the equitable title
And same land that J F Means contracted to sell to
D if Sweeney; whose interest was subsequently se
gored by said testator and Ii W Noble. •
One lotof laud in Terry twys; Bradford County,
bounded as follows: On the north by lands of Ed
ward and Erastus Shepard, east by lands of estate '
of C F Wells, dee'd„ south by lauds late of Henry..
Totter, bud west by the Terrytown road; contals-‘
leg 50 acres, 'more or less. Being the same land
that said Montanye purchased by contract of Geo
Mills. and having an equitable title only thereto.
TERMS OF SALE.—On lots Nos 2,5, 6,7, 8, and
lot in Terry twp, one-fourth of the purchase money ,
to be paid on the property being struck down; one
third-of the .residue on' confirmation of sale, and
'the residue one year thereafter, with interest. On
lot No I. FAO on the property being struck down,
one-third of the residue on confirmation:, and the
residue one year thereafter with interest. John:;:
W Mix, Esq. has a map of H Ward's subdivision.-r
-showing the location of lots Soil, 5. 6 and 7. Ali
persons intending to bid are Invited to examine
this map at his 'steep •
PATTI. D. MORROW, Executor.
Pa.. April 5,
Towand
•
•
REfaISTER'S NOTICE-L:Notice
is hereby given, there has been filed in 'the
othee,ef Register of Wills in and for the Counitefe •
itradrord, accounts of administration upon the fol. '
:Owing estates, viz
Final acc't of Martha Dieffenbaerh eX' of Chas
Dleffenbauch, late of Overton, dec'd.
Final acet of J f. -tones, now dec'd, guardian of
Ada L Jones, minor child of Jos L Jones, late of
Terry. dec'd, by Sarah E. Jones, the adm'x. of Said ..
_
guardian.
Float ace's of .1 P Cutandskey, adtit'r of Dennis
Purcell; late of Rome, deed.
. Partial acc't of 0 J Chubbuck, err. of Jacob
Chultbuck, late of .Towanda bona, dec'd.
Partial ate't of Wm II Rankin, - adm'r of Stephen
S lialstead.'late.of Ridgebnry, decd.
Final 'wet of A 0 Miller„ : guardian of Alfred
Miller, minor child of A D CMiller• • '
Final aeet of M L Rockwell anti Lucinda Leon
ard, adm'rs of Noah Leonard, late of Ttoy;:twp,
deed.
Final acc't of Luanda Ilelebrant, adm`r of Itict7; .
aril Schoonover. late of Staridin. Stone, deed.
Final acct of E B Powell, guardian of Orrin E
Spencer, Minor child of Win Spencer, late of ' Or-
Well. •
Final acc't of Minerva Wilkinson, adm'r of W
W Wilkinson.
Final acct of W M. Coon, adm'r of Olive 31Coon,
'ate of Towanda bete, dec'd.
Final acc't of Geo W Sterigere, err of Seth Ste"
yetis, late of Albany. deed.
: Partial acct of Jas-/Iduriran, adm'r of John -
tiourigan, late of Wyalurng, dec'd.
Ft:Mine...l of Stephen \ Dodd, adm'r of Harrison
Dodd, late or Wilmot, die'd. •
acct of E Welles, err of Ellen J Welles,
'ate of Wyalesing, iteed.
. Final acc't of A Record. ades'r of David Kings.
:ey, late of Asylum. deed.
Final acct of 31aurie McDonnei, adm'r of Jere
G realty, late of Towandalmep, deed.
Final acet of' S P Lathrop, adm'T of johntf Ash
.
czaft, late of Wilmot. decd. :
1- Fatal acct of Chas.: if Mallard, adm'r . of Hugh
Miettler. late of Columhla, deed
Final,acet of .Kate Purcell, SduCx. of John Par- ..
cell, late of Rome, deed.
-Partial ace't of J F Wheaton, ex'r of Samuel
Wheaton, late of Warren, deed.
Final acct of F N Huebard, adm'r o 1 P P Wake
field, late of Springfield, deed.
Final ace'tof II firearpenter, adm'r of Andrew .
Fraley. late'of Ridgebury, dee'd.
Final aces of John N Reeser, adm'r,-of Charles
Reeser. fate of Springfield. decd. ,
- Filial nee'( of J L Morgan, adm'r of Henry Mor
gan, late of Wysic, deed.
Final - acc't of A y Mathews, .adm'r\ of Abram •
Ward, late of Ortrell. deed.
Final acct of E N Beeman, guardlan.ot• Knee S
Titus (now intermarried with James Honusily), -
minor child of Germau Titus, late of Tuscarora,
decd.
Final acct of E N Beeman, guardian 'of Martin'
P Titus, minor child of German Titus, 7.d, late of
• 1
Tu•carera, deed.
Final acc't of EN Beeman. guardian of Guy
Titus, minor soicOf German Titus lid,_late of Tus ',-
carura. deed. t
Partial acct, of Joseph PoWell, adin'r . of C L
Ward. late of Towanda born, dec'd.
Final aces 'of K T Fax and ,Wm E Johnson,
adm'rs of Geo A. Jehnson, late of-Granville, deed:
Partial acc't of Wm J Delpeueh, err of Veen:.
tine Smith, late of Sheshequin, deed.
, And also the apprate:ement of Prenerty set off by
errs anti `aim - rs to widows and Children of the fol. ,
lowing decedents, viz: -
Estate of Homer E Cogswell.
Allen Crandall. : -
" " S 1) Pitcher. '
Anil the same will be prelteltdid to the Orphans'
Court of Bradford County May r ie, 1877, at, 2 &cloak
r, it., for confirmation and allowance. f
• C. E. ANDRUS. Thigister.
' Registers' Office, Towanda, Pa:, April 7, 1877.
. .
'
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lIPHA.N - S' COURT SALE--By
vi
• rtue of an order Issued, out of the Orphan's
0
Court of Bradford County. the undersigned Eaten
tors of the estateaf Margaret Ellenberger, deed,
late of said countA will . expose to public sale on .
the premises. in Wilmot township. on FRIDAY,
MAY 4, 1577, commencing at 2 o'clock, P. M., tho
following described real estate :
LOT NO. I.—Bounded on the northrand west by
!atlas of Jacob Stroud, and art the edif - urid South
by lands of Aaron Ely, containing about three
fourths of an acre. •
LOT NO. 2.—Beginning at a post; thence by ,
lands of IL 11. Ellenberger, ;
t 74 0 , east It per to- a
hence south by land. of A. Ely, 11?, west
Sou per to a stake; thence north by lands.O.A. Ely,-
74 0 , west 14 per.,to a stake; thence by Linda of John
fliugherty, north I layeast 30,E per to the place of
beginning, emitiiining 2 acres and 95 percheti
LOT NO. 3.-11eginning at a stump on the; bank
of the Susquehanna river adjoining land of A. Eiy,
ilrßee south 59°, east29S per to a hemlock tree;
thence south 11°. or as the compa.s.4 pointed
in 18474 west to a stake by the road side; thence
north 7,12°, west 10 per to a stump; thence south Ile,
east 2 21 , J per to the place of beginning, containing
3 acres aid C per.; PlOre or less.
LOT NO. 4.—Commencing at, a beeper stones on
A. Ely's line; thence south 78°, east 1714 per to a
pile of stouts; thence gouth,ll o , wok 12 per; thence
173 7-10 per to a state on P. Hoffman's line; thence
north 78, westl9 per to a bean of stones on A.
Ely' S line; thence along said line north 11°; east
east 1.13 7-10 per to the place of beginning, contain
ing t2-acres and 115 per, siriet measure. .
TERMS.—SSO on each lot when struck,down, cone
half of balance on, confirmation and 'remainder In
one year with interest.
aprl2.
TRIAL LIST t:OR MAY TER*,
Jobb F Satterlee vs Moses D DeWitt, adm'r—lssne
t• W Ctapp vs D B Walker • . dot
John C Hanan vs MV B Rodgers ' trespass
!Debar Horton vs Samuel Hyatt, appeal'
Abram Waltman vsJustus Lewis trespass
Peter Brady vs Jane Gibson . -
~appeal',T
Thtable Kinney vs Gee W Kinney debt'
A. L McKean vs Wm Riles ejectment c
J R Cowell vs Overseers of Poor of Asylagt..ippoal
.1 O Frost vs 0 A Burns, et al
Jacob Mahn vs J P Ronal
as Sullivan, et al vs Daniel Driiicoll tressras
Nllchael Coleman vs John J Thomp son....
Emma Janeliewitt vs Samuel Kellum': :ejectment
Simnel Walbridge vs W W Decker icovenant
Jas Foster. assignee vs McCabe & Mix • debt
Jackson Lewis vs 0 E Pickett
Arthur Yates vs Michael Coleman, trespass
II W Patrick vs Benj Northrop eW.4inent
C Chllson vs T Waltman . 1 ....appeal
Wm May vs T. T Royse J trespass
Sumn Canner, et Mrs C NtrElosine ...:.ejectment
Juhn Thompson vs Michael in...;,• •
A Waltman vs•Warr appeal
Washington B *cliff vs NY 8 Ford trover'
Win 11 Barn s vs Wm May, et al ejectment
Subpmnas Returnable May 14, 1877, at , 1 o'clock
r. as. BENJ. M. PECK.
Towanda, April 29, 1577. Prothonotary.
fIRPH.A.NS' COURT SALE.—By
•virtue of an order issued nut of the Orphans'
Court of Bradford County, the undersigned, Adro'r
of aim estate of H. E. Cogswell, deed. late of Tut
carers, said county. will expose to public sale on the
premises, oil PillDkY. MAY 4, 077, commencing
at.7. - Welock, P. u., the folloalog described real es
;me : Beginning in the center of the highway on
the corner of Mary E. Tessenden'st now deeded to
Bela Cogswell ; thence westerly along her line to
the center of Tuscarora Creek, believed to be about
, fi (Been perches; thence, down said creek - far
enough to mate an - acre by running a parallel line
back to the center-Of the highway, and . along the
highway northward 14 - front of the store, to - the
place of beginniug,loContian one acre, reserving
the use of the milliner shop an tridentate period of
time, or as long as,his wife Lydia desires to occupy
the saute for a milliner's shop. The said laud. be
ing subjected to the payment Otte thousand dol
lars, in ten equal annual payments tram the sixth
day of July, A. D., 1575 with interest armlutU7.
TERMS OF SALE,--42Soupropertjbelegstruck
down and balance on confirmation.'
BELA COGSWELL,
Administrator...
aprl2.
XECUTOWB NOTlCE .— Notice l
is bareby given that hlt Pelsons indebted.lto'
the estate of Carolina WidAgt_imOste of Plkeidee
must tuake Immediate payment tio thevandersigae&
all persona basing ehtimanishist OM estate mast
pkeseat them, awl autheliticate& for settlement,
' - Pin StillaVaLTA, •
Aptll.l2.4itt • Ezecate&
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,', , lippL . ., ~ ~,
.; ~.•:
JACOB STROUD,
D. 8. - STOWELL,
Executors. --
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