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Towanda, Pa., Thnooday,, Jou 7j 18771
W.. A. CHAMBERLIN
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SILVER, AND PLATED WARE.
TOWINDA, PA. -
To. and&, Jan. 18, 1877. Y '
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Iv you are not fond of " Deep Roc15 1 "
call for "high RoCk," or "Kissengar,"
at KIRIN'S.
*SIT. D. CRAFT is spending a vacation
of.ll few,weelts, with several other gentle
men, inthe wilds of §ullivan county.
Tres people of Smithfield are haying
quite an animated but friendly f contest
over the appointment of a Postmaster to
supeeetildr. GEsorri.n, who has. resigned.
Snicltsithelrcfusal of the Coureto grant
saloon licenses, it is wonderful to observe
'what a neoessit§ for new hotels the citi
zens of the first ward have discovered..
Too confiding grangers who invested
fiends in the Patrons' Encampment at
Philadelphia, last year, are now wonder
ing why the dire i ctors of the -company
make no report.
711ANEIR COLE, one of the finest boys
in Towanda., has opened a miniature aim
fectionery stoic at the residence 'of ibis
mother on Second street': Buy Your Pea
nuts of him.
Tur f engine, " Loyal Sock," made three
round trips over the S. L. it S.. R. It. re
cently, an - aggregate distance Q f 180 miles,
' only consuming a little over 21 tons of
- Loyal Sock coal.
J. 0. FROST'S Solis expect to to make - a
*saving of some fifteen hundred dollars per
annum in fuel, by ,using! the ; Loyal; Sock
coal dust. They have :Made the experi
ment, and pronounce it complete suc
cess.
C. IL SEELEY,, has added to his hotel
anice (' ream Parlor, where ho is. prepar"
ed to servo his friends and the publie, gen
erally With ice cream, ice waters, and
-strawberries and cream, 'at all Ifonis.
:TION. GEO. TRACY, who had been an in
valid for many years, died at the insane
Asylum in llarrisbu,rg, on Sunday last.
Mr: I'. was for many years one of the
felretnost citizens or the county, and was
highlY esteemed by all who knew him. •
-Ws 'HOPE to see the Court House crowd
ed this evening by those who desireVlist
en txi , a discussion of the temperance flues
tioe. S. R. PAYNE, E-q., one of our
Most elequent anl'gifted young attorneys,
will make Lid first.temperance spech.
- Tut.: Town Council have\ remqed the
unsightly !lead locust trees from the' ten
tre of Locust Avenue, thus transforming
ithat boulevard-into ono of the finest tho- -
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l'roU , vh fares in the Borough. Such. im 7
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provements meet tim hearty approval of
all citizens, . '
Dn. C. M. STANLEY we regret to learn ;
has removed from thii place to his old
home ; in Athens; The Doctor,is an excel.
lent dentist, and has made
. many friend!;,
'tinting his residence here, and we unite,
with them in
may
, him prosperity
wherever he may be. '
Wr. erred last week in saying ..Judge
Ido}mow was fishing iu Susquehanna .
County. We learn from the Sullivan
Deiltlrat that the Judge was occupied
holding court in that county., This week
he is presiding for Judge STREETER in
Susquehanna Couptyi.
A. "Night , Bloorhing Coreus " in full
blostprri attracted a large number of visi
tors to The Greei ilause of Mr. J.- V. In
vr.s9 on Monday.eve. last., The beautifu
and rare tfower opened about 9 o'clock,
and remained in perfection until mid
*hen its eptterneral life closed. -
quit'worthY neighbor, M. J. Lose, is
having honors, showered upon him.' A
fow weeks since he was appOinted Coun
cilman for the Third Ward, and on the
first instant he entered upon his duties as
school director. lie is eminently fitted
for the responsible- duties of both places.
CHARLES' L SREPARD, of 'Wells, has
been appointed by Judge -3lonnow to fill
:the Vacancy in'the board of County-AMli
tors, occasioned by the death of Mr.
. ,BRASTED. 3lr. SHEPARD is an intelligent
worthy gentleman, =and the J6dge dis
! played commendable wisdom in selecting
him.,
THE new, schopl.board of this borough
met on Monday. morning last, and organ
ized by the electiOn of the following Oft-
MD
President,-.D.W: Scx)rr
Serretarit—J.:A. WILT.
Tretsurer—N. Tryb. •
UsoEn the judicious management of
Mr. E. T. For, the assig-nee, ably assist
ed by Col. 3., A.,_CODDINO and GEO. B.
DAs-rusoN, the affairs Of the Eilreka
Mower Company, begin te look much
brighter. - The sale of machines for the
present season will fully realize the a
pectations of the compqny. • .
Tun Muncy Luminary says: "Our
former townsman . , CHARLES CirtrEsTEtt,
is very active in the temperance M . 0;70.
went at Williamsport. , If CHARLIE. will
only stick, what a glorious thing - it will
be," Mr.-CAuiENiEit's many friends in,
this place unite in praying that he may
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I TIM Presbyterian Mite Society. will
'told its nest meeting at the residenee of
B. Jrna; on Wednesday evening tiext,
.Tnne,l4. It is hardly. necessary "to rirge
attendance upon those . who haveenjnyed
,the hospitalkty.of • Superintendent JUDD'S
home.. If tiler? is not a. largo tumou . I
those who absent themselves will be the
,users. •
Iv. ca not be truthfully asserted' any
longer that the L. V. IL, R. Co. 4 entertain
.hostility to grangers. The gentlemanly
Assistant' Superintendent !of tbe Pa. &
N. Y. branch, -11. \ . GOODMAN, '/ very
kindly ordered tho nigh train mopped at
the Wyaliasing station, larkt week, to ac
commodate ono poor granger .who eras
anxious, to reach- this place before the ac
commodation train cams along. • .
WE are in 'receipt .of a copy of
the Pai
ly Record of the Timis, printed at Wilket.
liarre; and lake real pleasure ; in commend
ing the new. management its the great im.
provements shade on its typographical ap
pearance. It's ono of the - neatest t &Hies
extant. Under the editorial management
of Dr. BRADLEY' the Record takes rank
among the ablest of the journals in -the
Accmitarr.-445. Ckeis allausos, of
this . Am*, bad har x itboobieK disks:Ma by
being tinown from slogan, on Itsin-i‘
on - the evening of DeooraticM, Day:,
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lismardnEn the &naive/airy etesoines of
the . 8126T:whams Collegiati,liatitute,
the. Prosbyterisik Churek - inirs7 wall;
Mg. Comment:atilt 1144 wed. Ad
mission free. .
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STATE Assayer 'HAM, d r .1n0:•
setts, warns farmers splinethe use
Pails Green, for the destrixithre of potato
bng& Perlions are ( Sao yarned iwithist
handling the bugs. Tiro perecies.ie Con.
'neetieut. are reported seriously : phi:reed
by doing eo. . •-• •
W. A. Cimetermas . WO* like to bare
the person who-removed his camp chair
from the Court Homo after ,one of the
lectures, return 'it. If tke chilr is not'
forthcoming after this notice, Mr. C.!
suggests that Le thinks there is more need
of the individual's attending e k urakihan
temperance meetings. _
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Jour; Paturrrecian, while *Mang
along in fronteof Drirrozes store the oth
er day, Failed to notice that the grate was"
up, and "stepped down" but act up
easily. The distance from the *ilk to
the floor of the area is about seven feet.
Jonzr larded safely at the bottom, and
strange to say sustained no injury except
a slight brwsc. -
THE MURPHY Movintiorr. —With s.
view of making the 311trpby movement a
permaneiy here, allociety ban been or
gasized with the folk:ming officers: •
- President-4D. C. DENVyrr:
Vice Preside,nts 4 — \,.
_Treasurer,* M. SPAminca. •
Secretaay , J. M. Cina.l;;Fs.
"bait Secretary—D., 4. BAREriair.
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GOOD SELECTION.-Mr. spi.l4•7
pro has just received the appointntent
Superintendent of a• laige Coal Company
Store at Forty-Fort. The largo experi
ence of Mr. S. in the mercantile business,
together with his agreeable and pleasant
manners, strict integrity, and correct bu
sinesa habits, render his. services in such
a capacity almoit invaluable, and wc con
gratulate Swoyee." - & Co. on_ their good
fortune,in securing - him.
• ComPaNTIC, 12Tu REotantaT N.G. OF
PA.—At thesrmi-annual meeting of the
Company, helkat the Armory on 'toes
-day, June 5, thC \ following
.officers were
elected for the next six months :
Conamander—SAMUEL F. Rop.s.
Senior Tice-Commander—G. C. liir.!L•
LON.
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Junior Pico Commaimier=4dart Rim
AIIDSO.N. \ • -
Clerk—O. D. Lirox. • 1
QUarternidSter—ED, FROST.
• Quarlermaiyer Sergearit—Joils 3f4N7
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Sergeant 4fajor—L. S. BLAISDELL.
WM. LEWIN Esq.,
..Commissioner's
Clerk,ritarrowly escaped .a iierioms acci-
dent on Friday evening last. As he was
starting for his home In Wysox, the for- .
ward axle of his buggy broke, frightening
the hcirse, which became unmanageable,r
and ran. Mr. L. was. thrown. the
ground, and the horse, after becoming de
tached- from the broken buggy, , ran at
furious speed;across the bridge; and was
: brought to a halt before crossing the rail
road track. In' the confusion a double
team hitebed near‘.STEvOss & Lolca'S
Istare, ran away, and also crossed the
!bridge without stopping - to pay toll.
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DECORATION DAT Al SfIESITEQUIN.-
Tile U. 'A: R. Posts of Ulster and Sheshe
quin unitedai the latter place, .on-Wed
nesday last, to observe the , pecoration
'ceremonies. A procession was termed at
about 1 o'clock r. st.,w,itlt Maj. W. 11.11.
Gona as Marshal of the Day, and • pro
ceeded to tbo — eernetery, where the graves
of the fallen heroes were strewn with
flowers. After the singing of several ap
propriate pieces, with organ accompani.
ment, W. It. PassETT, of Towanda,' was
introduced , and read an original poem in
eultgy bf the dead. I. McPuausoa„: of
Towanda, IVas then introduced,, and de
livered an eloquent and finish‘d address,
which was listened. toivrith marked atten
tion. Everything passed off: pleasantly,
and in perfect harmony with the occasion.
AT THY. regular meeting of Lin. to nose
Company, No.. 3, the following officers
were elected to serve the ensuing year :
Tresident—RoDiczy A. lizuctrn.
Tire:-/.. - 'rrsident—L. F. GAIIDNER.
Secretary—Wm. S. VINCENT. f -
/nanciat Seey—CuAs. E. t3cot"r.
Tncosurer—W. - 11. DODGE. •
Tru)§ ees—D. M. TURNER,. E. T. No
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Fo'reml BAS. E. Tnacr.
First Asa' M. M. SPALDING.
Second Ade ALBERT LONG.
Engineer=—Mi , sEt.Lts. ,
Ist Invngo. •
;:ndi.Pipernon—W. .X&RSIIALL.
Sd PipeMl4--IEESE TER&
4th Pipe/WC/B-6: S. 31 Atm.
Sth Pipentan—S. G TIT
6th Pipeman--W. F. DrrT
Mentber of Y.lre Board--C.
The following named' gentlemag
recommended for members of th .
police, as pzovidetill the revised sal
the Department s
,JOSEPH- OCIIES, 4 II. H. PATCB,.' C. T
KIRBY, L. M. OSEO,RNIC.
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Pinso?Tat..—Mrs. H. A.'eARET palest
'flying visit to ;her n u merous friends in
Towanda'lluit week. . • •
—Elder %arum 'MDhaareturnedfrom
Chicago; where ho has been for two weeks
in attendance upon the meeting of • Gen
eral Amembly.-
—Kra. &mita Fowutn, Chicago,Vs
Visiting friends * in . this county. She is
,tho gnest.of Mrs. S. C. N. 1101.1114 of MOO
' r.OOOl/,"
t—We reccived,a pleasant call on Men
day from Anent Dzion, of the. Biafra
Adrertiser. The paper it so well and `f
vorably known here, that Animus always
mote with a hearty reception.
—Dr. Sintn and daughter, Mrs. coUL-
Ten, of Philadelphia, are spending sever
al weeks with filen& and relatives in this
county. The Doctor was born in ,rya-
lasing township, in 179; and took anlact
lye part in the vatiyhbitoryof tbeeounty.
Ile is also the anthori t of several school
textbooks hearing.htsi Barnet. Althotigh
be has outlived the, "Betted period by
in than bale a non' or MIA Ie stp!
sipena to int iik \ tho onioynient of
owl metal and piryolgAl fion4lea.: 71ko'
flobtor it* Mitt= vonnitiiiii outs .
of J. J. (is mm i while in Towanda. -
tozooitaerow DAT lirsona_wrorr.
The ftwiss OUThnrsday, me in ting the.
Deotwatiott martiter In that Stith refs to
theikatioti (Am& - •
Gaillata At. Gltow Wan then
DicdlUnd and made the Decoratign Day
oration. it .was a brief
_review_of the
s
deeds of the dead whose graves had beer.
&emoted, a tribute to their grand - Mon,
_referenee to great projects which bad
lid \ their origin in similar great control
rdten,4nd a suggestion, as to the banns'
of a . times decline and downfall. The
historian bas attributed the downfall of
the &omen empire to Rome', greet am
bition,atUrrtrapki expulsion of
outline,
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The lion was a vivid' outline
of the growth the country from its find,
discovery to the present time, with a bril
liant reference to the 'Puritans .who in the
winter, on the inhospitable shores of Mas=
ssachnsetts, founded "a cbur*. without a'
Bishop and a State without . a Bing," and
a word-picture of the rebelliOtt which was
magdificesit. In the closingsentences he
begged the Bring, standing by graves
of the dead both sections,' to bury the
animosities of bothsections, -and remem
bering the .sxinunonancestxy and . born°.
geneous idestitof each, to make their sole
aim "one union, one-destiny, : -now and
forever.' The oration was a model of
&abed oratory."
Tng '!GLORIOVS FOURTH " AT WYA-'
muno.—There will be a celebration — of
the coming 4th of July at Wyalusing..4t
a meeting of:the citizens of that place-nt
Free's Rail,t) organization was effected
and the vaficius necessary measures tither)
to insure ounces& BENJAMIN ACKLEY was
chosen President; ANDREW FRE Treasur
er;W. H. THOMPSON, Becretary..:Tho
following committees were appointed.
J. M. BROWN, J. T. ST4yronn,, and L
M. Awns, on Dinners; Rev. D. CRAFT,
&T. Biennia; W. H. Tnours&N, J. H.
HOWARD, and IL B. GAYLORD, ion Ora
tors and Music. G. H. Ws.t.mis, C. 8.-
to ear , J..V. TAYLOR, JOSEPH GAYLORD,
and N. r. Wald:nu), on Grounds; T. B.
Ckmr., H. J. Ltbyr); C. J. LEWIS; HAR
MON „STALFORD, and ORO. H. VAUGDAN,
on Finances and Fireworks.
Hon. GEORGE LANDON has been invited
to orate. An enjoyable time may be an
ticipatob. SECRETARY.
RESOLUTION9*-RVArECT. Wregn
lar meeting of NV`elbt Lodge, No. 921, I.
O: 0, r., held at their Hall in Wella,yit.,
May 19,.1877, the following rcaolUtiona
were unanimously adopted :
WUEREAS : ThroughlOo divine will of
Our 'Heavenly Father, tbelagel of Death
baa taken from among - tuf our much be
loved and honored breother,:P. G.; Jas
R. Rnagran, and
WusnEAs This Li dgO has in his
death not only lost one -of its most effi
cient'and active members, but the frater
nity oneof its ablest supportera. There
fore, be
Resolved, That the name and the mem
ory of our departed brother will ever be
held tacred by us all, and by bis many
deeds'of charity, which is the foundation
of true Odd-Fellow - ship, he has left an .
:xample worthy our admiration and imi
tation.
Resolved, That this Lodge extend their
heartfelt sympathies to the relatives and
family of the deceased, and While ive
mourn with them in their lobs, we also re
joioe with them that be has fulfilled his
mission hero and Vas gone to possess the
tinhoranco 'of thO redeemed.
OBITEARY—ETTIE and IIATTIE,
tr daugh
ters orEtasu.a and ELIZABETH. .E.ELER,•
died at 3ferryall, on Saturday, -May '26,
.aged ten and eight years, respectively..
The one was born July 2, 1867, and
the other March 4, 1869. These two girls ;
like Saul and Jonathan, were lovely and
pleasant 1u their lives, and in their death,
these were not divided. "-The beauty o'f
Israel is slain upon thy high places."
2 Kings, i: 19. .
'So , these mirth-provoking, . playful'
young creatures who sported with ap
parent excess of life power, like the
lambs, and sang like the Muses, S'ankey's
hymns, and'amiled withrtitriking and at
tractive beanty,.inacie the .conscions con
‘viction 'as they passed . , "Too good for
earth." As yet they were bloOming with
vigor, without suspicion of a worm at the
root, sapping' vitality. Little bitither
" CIIABLIE" was taken — with scarlatina.
To save the sisters. from exposure, they.
Were sent aWay from borne to board-with ,
mother's aunt, until it should -be deemed
to for them to return: home., That time
ca.?e Saturday, the 19tH- ult: The family
was , -united. That same day the elder
took it , and a few hours atter the,young
er also, a d hoth suffered only one week,
when both • ied and wore put in ono cof
fin, and.laid / . the Bathe grave&. 4 in the
presence of att gathering of syrapa
thizers. Hence, their death and buri='
gr%
al "they were not Tided." . -
' " Suffer little child n - to - come unto
me, and forbid them no " One-third of
the. human family die in. fiaficy. What
\
a crowd of little ones has n gathering
'6,000 years in that • bright ha .y world;
with white robes washed in- the blood of
the lamb. '-What is our .loss Is tb it as
speakable ' gain. , They are taken . way
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1 fro t he evil to Come. D. Goon.
- WvAttauxo.—One of the most thrifty,"
enterprising, and intelligent towns in the,
county, is the beautiful `village .of yVyalu
sing. Situated at the mouth of the
creek from, which the township derives its
name, and on the - ,:ealitbank. of the Sus
quehanna Aver, its location is most pic
turesque and grand. The people, while
possessing the advantages and exhibiting
the refinement of larger towns iind cities,
retain; more of the generous hospitality
which characterizes the rural district&
By invitation, Pomona Grange field its
regular session them last week. The
number of Patrons and. Matrons present
was very large, but the brethren and their
friends .were equal to-tlie emergency, and
all were most hospitably entertained.
The I •
proceedings of the Grange, were char
acterized by unusual harmony and deco
rum; but as the proceedings will probably
be given the public -by the Secretary,•we
shall not attempt to anticipate them.
It was ear geod.pleasure, together with
several other "Patrons;" to be entertain
ed by our : good friends, • Dr. and Mrs'`,
mod
,POETEIL
n were
fire
of
distances.. Aninog the menibeni of his
profession he alio enjoys a Wiest enviable
reputation. - I .
Among the entarPrising citizens of Wy
abusing, we_wero pleased to meet our old
.friend, 4. B. Curonnt, 'as busy as 'ever,
exidbitir'ligte the grangers the celebrated
piartipkai Mower. The .Company are to
lie nenratrilate4i tin item goo 4 roTtprm
W„. J. ROT,
_y. P. Joriza, Com
T.L.SsEAARD y
temMitqr ao :Inddstriotts, Went-IMO
worthy a gentlemen for - ask ;vont \ lf be
cannot snowed is introd uai
bibersiving imphunaitsmong the thWty,
Ateliers of • Bridfo**ommlY, it !MP
Voles tor - atte.theito
Wyalusing has nuubei of iiitiepris
ink Merehants, a well, emndactiod bulk, a,
hot* mid the W *el nuitiber mambo
taring eitablbduients."\ The rtlitiOnlei
is Kali:led over by 'ArMsiv Fan; Esq.,
who is looked upon as a ‘ frlinul; to every.
may, and is a.kind ,of public sibitk in
the tittle troubles and difficulties incident
to mich a bu , lb.
•Rov.\H. Cnsim is inether inalddasl
whose - presence:seems indispensable to
the welfare'of the coMemmity. • His Ingo
ence for gook is, everywhere - manifest.
The old and the 'ming evelirhere seek
his counsels, and - he always has yards of
counsel, cheer, advice for aIL His
friends,like, the beneficent influence of his
phe i chish life, are not confined to his own
03gregation, but every min, adman and
child. in the town look np tofhim as a
friend end phstor., The good that such a
life as he' leads accomplishes, can never
be computed until -that „clay when,, all
things shall :he made manifest. •
TIIB RAILROAD 4CCIIMENT.—IiIiS anti-
Triunity was startled on' Friday evening
by intelligence of; 'a fearful accident,
which had befailert train No. 2, due here
at 5, o ' clock . , ` Drs. dommos, Nawrts,
Woonntnix and Lutes were summoned
and placed on board , an
. .engine,- with
MtraM ELtas, engineer,
„and JAMES
Wain) Conductor, and at once dispatched
to the- scene of the wreck- A"Jont'4'the
same time another engine with two cosich
es attached, left Sayre, With. Superintend
ent PACKER,, Asa't Superintendent Goon
MAN, and - seireral employes of the road on
board, who hastened to thel,auistance of
the' unfortunate victims of the disaster. '
The wounded were conveyed the Wya
lasing depot, where they wererkiinily and
tenderly cared for by the,gtiod" people of
Wyalusing andthe 'gentlemen whit repro
seated the railroad compeny: 'The mule
was described as heartrending : in the et
theme.
It was soon asceitained thatllirs.' D.
C. DAYTON, of this - plate, was a passim
.
ger on the ill-fated train a n d -,the tele
graph otice besieged by a throng of
friends aniious to learn her fate.' When
-the intelligen ce duly came that she had
escaped with a 'broken arm, the suspense
was followed with. feelings of thankful=
ness. At first it wds \ feared that JauFs
Wain was also abhard, bat! it • was soon
'ascertained that he had missed if by only
a few miimtes,, and was sift) at Skinner's
Eddy, where he had expected . to board
the train.
A correspondent of the Elmira)zhicer
titter visited the scene of thkaccidettt had
ftirnishe.§.that journal with the follaiving
full particulars of the catastrophe
"The train, which is , a favorite One on
the Lelngh, leaves Philadelphia at eight
o'clock in the morning, and being an all
day ride thro,trgh the most beautiful and
picturesque cbuntrylmaginable, is chosen
by travelers who on that account-desire
to see 'and view-as they run. The train
consisted of 'the locomotive -"Thomas
Dement)," P. (kriTELLO, engineer,. a
baggage, express, three ordinary passen
.gcr cars, and ono palace coach '
`,‘ Bethle
hem, the whole under the confab' of Mr.
GaNturm PARRS, one er,the rnbst trusted
conductors of the company. Running
along at, ustial;betweetrLacy'ville and Wy
alnsing„ and W i llett about four miles from
the latter placc, In the open country, the
forward trucks of the palace coach jaw,
ed ti) rails, and. after bumping , along
abort sixty tee% tumbled overou its side,
landing in the' old canal ditch, dragging
the passenger car ahead of it from the ,
track.. The latter immediately tipped
over completely, -wheels in the air. This
car was dragged along by the , two- for
ward.ones, Which had also left the track,
about . 95 feet; passing into the lock, the
gates'not being on; and in - its passage
tbrongh struck a heavy wooden post;
which -tore the roof of tbo car, now the
•bottom; completely off; the body of the
car with wheels still in the air not sthp-
Ping for another 83 - feet. The other two
passenger cars tipped, over on their sides.
The bind trucks of he baggage car by
this time had got off, when the train was
stopped. All this tpok place in.less than
ten seconds. The engineer;, as aeon us
the first trucks' went off,. feeling the shock
and - comprehending the. situation at a
glance, immediately reversed .his engine
and applied the air brakes. The train
was stopped after it had run* its length
and a half, about 300 feet, and consider-
tiny that it was going between twenty-five
and thirty miles an hour, the stop was
quite sudden. •
" It was in the ear Which, while bottom- ,
Upwaid, had its roof taken off, 'the Wa
verly lady, Mrs. KIIIIIY, was killed, being
crushed by Hie aboini casualty in a piti
ful ma:incr. - Her. Child, Eddie XirbY, had
his left eye turned oug antifthe cavity fill
ed with earth, 'by being drkigged along in
the imprisoning ear. It :is -thought his
eye may be Saved:- Ilisliandfather, Mr.
HICKEY, of WaverlY, was seriously injur
ed. Mrs. Howan, of §cmuton, who was
killed in the palace car,• ,was at the time
the car turned over, looking out of the
window. her lied was almost i unreix
nizably crushed. Those, Were the only
persons killed. The woundeitare as fol
lows : 1
wousnitts. \
J. Hickey. of Waverly, badly injured. \ '
Eddie Kirby. of Waverly, left eye destroyed;
dangerously injured'.. \ • ".
Mrs: E. N. Willard, Scranton, bad scalp wound:
Mrs. C. N. Cool, West Pittston, slightly.injured,
'Her three boys; the eldest, considerably; secono,\
slightly injured; youngest, escaped.. •. 7 ' •
E. J. Fairfield , Philadelphia. serieniily !hinted
• chest. ribs broken,- and. bead cut: At Means
II use. Towanda. ' • .'• • -4
C. array, Wilkia•barre, bad scalp wound and
. -
. ,
Jose, i Trapert, Scranton; dislocation- of, knee
P an. • , • ,
N. M.Sh ttne, braised, shocked, and In
ternally,no -seriously injured.
:Mrs. Jr. C. Dayton, Towanda, right arm broken.
•c. I.addow. Albany. N. Y., slightly injured. .;
C. W, Wyalusing, slightly injured; cut
about the fare.
A Lewis, Wio!using, wounded 'ln bead and leg,
not soriotut. \
Charles nomad, Towanda, slightly Saluted about'
the head. k,
F. trukg; Van Etten. allele sprained.
Alex Davis; porter of drawing room car. and
Thus. O'Donnell brakei o lian, bothtsligittly bruised.
Mrs. How A n. was an invalid, on per
way with her daughter to camptown, to
spend for her health the summer with her
'sister, Mrs. IriouAsf. A rolling chair,
which she had brought' on with, her was
taken out of, the baggage-itar, .when the
bodies of the dead and wounded, were
brought to Wyalusing, and few will ever'
forget the sad Picture presented as the
lady lay mangled and dead on the floor
beside her favorite chair; in Whose eclai r
'panythc coming mouths she had expect
so much co mfort and rest.
"To return to the witek_.• Ala seeing
the situation . of affairs, Mr: PARRA imme
diately directed the nngineer ',to proceed
With all baste to AVyainsing, and from
there telegraphto Towanda for
aid and .a flat car on which, the larou ed
could be moved. It. A. Rtoran„ -Super
intendent of the toad, irn*edliaely pfo
°wiled to Sayie. ,and taking with him
Drs. Nsw.'roic, '.lowisow and
Woonninix, Of Towanda, find MADILL, -
*Wyse; arrived at Mph 'rig • at 5:30.
'the flat car was dispatched the wreck,
and the wounded placed on I provised
beds,made from'cushions tzkbu m pas
sengeriseaches, were brought; to yain
all/3 *PA, which was immediately ton
4erted into a hospital. Vern the t above
were join aby Dr. ticcfnizr.,
of Wyaltising, all at, once doing all in
I thpir power to help and relieve the infor
, taffetas.
"The scene at the wreck was' terrible,
the, sufferings of the injured panne_ ger&
and the wreck and deeolationsurrocirding
them, makings scene. that an observer
will neverforget. Much ski and comfort
was furnished by thti good people of Wy
alusing, who contributed sheets, bedding
nd other articles that might prove wow
*
road were un
managed affairs
witb gust dis
the, tun* was
as -;
of this city,
Aid not at that
but during the'
so& synslittims of
Pcnt to, Oil city
Ptliiii - iiii ' -
forIX , . i inimedietely . Itellit
thither, Mid 'brought like to his bode b'
efiha t
Elmira on *ft- , ables trdia t peed
skurdr*
will ; em lov bring him
oat'all lit: .-, '....birlield's Aria and
of - salved at Tawas.
di' ' .. Atenhig:l9 kifelk niter the:
kishand rind' . &their on • badif. - Wind,
lir: BrawyoUlllyskieteg,l %kW - late le
the•npturned car, received hi'his perilous
ride about forty , buts about' the beat and
flak _bow _of_,.. - Oar serious; - Alit the
notortlek ti 7th one or. twor•megUarne s ,
were sent the compan y to their proper
destinations. , The bodies of the two via
tims were in caskets, sad lest to
Scranton and \Waverly,- respeetively.
Them were aborty issesagers on gee
i# The cause of the nifortanitti sad
dent is a mystery. Tkee of road
Where it occurred was - ecitly• .a. siOt,
not a curve being in sig bf the.locthty,
:le the train running no finder than nen
' The Lehigh Valley, or rather the Penn
sylvanie and New York Railway has been
very fortunate in the way of accidents, of
more4propni i 4 t4 inrng, in esciping
them. Since , taw, 1889, when one
person was ki ,until the one of last
Friday aftertmon i there has not beep a
like accident. To jbe !mire the express
trains are run on last time, bat no faster
than on other roads..and - this rerearkable
immunity is without doubt directly due
to the splendid road'bed, easeful mansge
nent, competent employes and general
first-clau care ofthe ;laths* this med."
Inn S. L. & S. COAL iblt. R. Co.--The
Stockholders of, he State Line a Sullivan'
IL il.' &Sad Co. met last Week, and elected
officers forthe ensuing yhar. The thee.
tors selected are CMS. CUIMIAII, Gm
IDJscrusoir s , \W. S,r SLAMS, A.LIIIIIIII
Joan, Jona C:Virtuta, D. R.-Larnzor.
Cass. E.. Psltsoltsi was unanimously re
elected. President, 'itt S. 81 4 12 th -I' m"'
weer, and D. R LATIUM", SecretUy.
The day following the \ election several
of the 'stockholders paid tho4r first visit tn•
the mines., The party arrived at'Sernice
in the forenoon, and made ii ,\ q"site thor l
ough and minute examination of the
en)l it
" Breaker" and other imieroieus made
during the year, by President P Ne.
The breaker *one of the meet substantial
and complete structures'of the kind in the
country. The manner in which the ma
chinery prepares the coal, has done much 1
to remove the bad reputation which the
coal-gained from being put upon the mar- 1
ket without-proper. preparation. It now
comes from the "crasher" •so well bre
'
keh, that the pickers are enabled to de
tect and remove all " slate and "bone,"
and t he . coal is rapidly coming into gener
al use. The• moat thorough,.tests have
.demonstrated the fact that it in the most
profitable and economical coal now mined.
•• After viewing the handing's, roads, eta.,
the party wore invited-to dine in " Rem
loch Hall," or ihe "White Ihinse,7 as
the very tasty- and convenient residence
of Mr. - Lavinfor is called.; The dinner
would have done honor to Delmonico in
his Valmiest days, and many • were the
merited consplimenbasestowed upon 1111xs.
L. by the guests. The town does not pea.
seas all the advantages of larger places,
but we doubt -if there are many-families in
the land who are more pleasantly situated
than. the occupants of "Ilemock 'Hall."
In addtion to Mr. L. and family, Mrs. Posr,
one of the most intelligent, sociable, and
worthy ladies we lave eve met, and Mr.
putsorssi pl 4 easantarid agreeable family,
are at present sojourningtherii, compos
ing a "little pommtrnity " possessing with
in themselves all the elements cootie' to
substantial enjoyment. It Is hardly ne
cessary to remark` that ample
,justice was
donittothe generous repast provided by
the hostess, and when the inner man was
fully refreshed, President Ramona invit
ed the Compsisy to take a ride into - the
e.
Mine. - vin at the entrance, Mine
Superin WO% DwAssis had a mule and
two cars yto Convey the party into
the bowels o f th e earth. The various pro
ceases of mining the coal, were ftilly And
intelligently explained by Mr. W., .wlio
estimates the amount of coal on the Com
pany's laud at about 100,000,000 'toils, to
Sly *nothing about the supposed , mammoth
void -which ply underlie the preeeet
openings. The gentlemen seemed agree
ably surprised with wet they saw. • •
When : the examination of the mines
was ctimpleted,-. Mr: PARKINS had Car
riages pvepared and invited his gusts to
ride over the trent and see, wine of the
large trees. The land owned by the com
pany is'bounded on the east by the Loyal
Eiodk, and theparty were driven to :the
celeb*edirsielry "Schreyfogles . " where
Mrp Brasted in several flsh,which
werepot . "speckled." Mr. Rocumvraii
and METCALF finding 'themselves' unable
to prirchhsit a' glass of lager, amused .
,themsolves.by castilm sly glances at Tax..
NIE, the h . andsome maid-of-all-work. At
six o'clock, those of the company who did
not remain over night at Bernice, took
,passage on board the train, and at eight
o'clock were landed safely in Towanda.
It is onlyjustice to Cinducyor Bum
and his crew to sry that, althmigh tho
viCrk . was largely increased - that day,
(having to double the road three•times,)
there was no grumbling.' Burs's prover
bial good c at are netverlailed ban, and he
gained 'not only the confidence of the
stricklioldeni, but
,their highest mkteem.
Tim favorable opinion which Messrs.
bysinfAlci MOleuEsTitu and lifirrcatm
for Med ofjthe lu-sport : if ana'the prospests
for I;64(x:esdui operatiOn of the. exten
sive #iitaut, wo trust Will in due time,
made manifest in a,manner which
stilt not oilirhyprotit to the Cotlee7;but
benefit to the \ entire commimity/ We
have omitted totnake imentiOn_,of Hon.
Gim. D. -.Tacxsoi\and Mr. TliwxsEtto,
who formed a _portion of t / hti company,
from the :fact that ,ibey jeeib both well
acquainted with the tninekbeforil.
. BUS I NES - LOCAL.
Eir Fine Fienet t 7locka at l*Dltte
Now
sz.iss•., A
Meat 1360 a at KiwiNa
• , aprn.\
. y 6, can bay. i plated Castv,for 99
eenis, Memoir Black. -
77 New Cloths and Caaahneres at .
" Kr!Fr It Buss'
tar All the • latest publications, t very
cheap, at Win,:Col, is pawn/.
rir Full aim of Sommer siiks st KKIT
ik Brats% : •prli
ar ifintglons' wins tini at KENT
4k Buss , . . ,"„ •
Larim \ siock of Slawls iind Ekirts
at Salm k i lltass!riry cheap, : sprik;
tir A large stock of 'pima and toys,
at acai, aals ammo; inuarra.
rir The best Creams baked every
lay aitoietaa` Bakery. -
tar A I •assortmen , - tof spring and
summer bats. just reeeMed. se its Z. ItsiMur
/mum's:
ti r iorclien Laces it Kirin iiiiase
tar Wstrixota ia the best
Blank Boxlu staaidlinaml L the r .
• firtoutoui buy tdoe, •, •
• •
raeliertat CoWLTs• eatery, wry cheap. , j
tir Cracks* r iof 'an variaks hated
evert day at Cowilifir itakery.
A - . big stock of yery fine Stone
Mugs* ireFy kw Ickes at nanriguatidi*
rir Sterling Silv,or and ‘llllver , tnidfid
wpm fit If, prietllo Frjr-143111!
High
mow* ,
ani -
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at, t
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air snows( hi Maid imam MUM
111 " 0 "Tnit ee nri lre t asimslawes•
it in nai or slaw
m at wuncows &slums. •
Er Don't. go =prim*
coma It Saf we far lour Wall
11111 r troderlaking a apsoialiti
Itrldp Street Parattate
ur Wks It Buttock Kid Glo4es 101
per pitte•treaserl tiro phile-74 Muir a Buss
lir Call at, Karr b Buse and look at
their noir Conk. , spelt .
t 811ka! teal . Silks! A largo dock
at Paeck alba lifitinaar 8111 s, at Mute It awes'.
sirlionstisli Waal at iiiiIiDIVALUIV and WI
ttiP • leant•theprksi. - _
. sea Sad Sissteelss, Vs
Mier, niIIMIUMAN4II Ml*
Mr Odd,
Imes, la
Siam
wait suit of doilies ibe4.
sr than you .esie bq ame• ta New Yart, put
au Itosz.vrEmes. • •
1111rOsizatutex has • fine* itiack
aR Watches, Jenreby 'lade S ' WIT 11101111 V
Into Oda towa. can and tee tt. . "
. SIP Dos% tall to call at lisurpcsitirs, U jos
*Uhl° bay =ltalie la the , Etna
.aritillintsiisial Wan.
Tine mum= aid swim Gold Wafenee,
Key and Stein Winders, for nelieli 'and Vine it
Wsxmiinarre. • .-
argosiegl Raillery! "Raillery! Gies!,
Bitgalas st Karr is BIJU'. .
good Organ for sole cheap.: Will tote pay
o lumber st, foat's ViuldOuvi Bois%
Xay 107.
tar If you want bargains in Beady
.;
fn eat
din at lioeiptrie&D's utile be la
fn eat for Ivies deck. • • sualk
Cirlileentifal White Pigs for see b
the =beck • .r. Wet. Maxwell.
7x1717, Irn.
Ur Mrs: Introm. lute removed her
Book ina Btatlope pore from Patient Block to
tbe.store south iddeocNervir Block.
• - sr BASSWOOD' Loma
Seasoned I. 1%, en.44neh plank. Apply to
HAWES Bootnul, .1110E/00 rim lls7 10.
tar Ladies', Misses'
Shaw senior without seprd to
stand of Thri;osi h Co.
Cam' Now is the time to 'se your
Waft ;Paper. WHITCOILIS s SBACT have \ lisp
sod ielectatl *pet which: they over ‘rry
chealL
, •
'DEATH, TO POTATO BUOlL—Paris
Glenne! Pairs Gairrae. Warranted. genuine
Lowest , priein:\ At Dr. U. C. Tosisn's Drug
Store. . \ - .
_
ts" Take Notice, Uteri? is a g re att re
duction in Waltham and • Elgin Watches. Call it
fitNDILLIII3I • B aid you 'will be SUM to bay one at
the priori he , is Offering. '
tar Dr. C. IL &rem" (Dipglst,)*Ul
removed from Towanda to Athena. where he . will
be fouttd at Ms °Mee on Main Street,,sMt north of.
the Central Non" and will be, glad WPM lila old
customers as well as new ones. ' ‘lttnr-at;*
ar A. 'Win; the' Mer Chant Tailor,
ass moved bis Tailoring establishment to DaSsitilk
Colt Stole. Clothing wads to'orden also cutting.
fitting and *aiming done with neatness and dia,
patch. Clive him a dal.
•
lar i The Grand Central lintel, New
illuatrates the wisdom of • fifl house atm*.
sons to rates, by reducing feoin $4.00 to PA O' and
$ 2 , 00 asy, and leaving its other competitors to
bear • • brunt of extravagant priers.
.je7;
rir Everyfnvited to call st
J. kilo:lva Parlor% Im
o,'s polite Pow-
C upinalisy nal evandre sped.
'mem of his wore. Yon will bb convinced at once
that there le Vint place to get •cline pictures.
- BEArttry Tetra Boma; —lTothlng
condom' mote to beppineie mot peace 'tithe tini
ly than- tastily decorated, MOW. The " humblest
cottager may. by purchasing MI; 'Wall Paper et
wurrcoxis & suavra. have Ala hoes, aa Inviting
sad cbeery,ans niontreb. , ewe.
,
, 4lr Why you eat stale tmekers
when you can buy them nice, fresh baked, JIM
cheap? Ask your grocer' for eowtme• Crackers
or go to Mr. Va s itakery io their's:et Ward, where
pia can get Cracker, the max; day they &relates
from the o en. . 1. Janll.
•' r .
MOSTAKin.—The puljlic will be plea*:
ed.to learn that the old and reliable Arm of - MOE
TANYA'S-tam decided to mate the CROCKERY
TRADE, a apeclalty, and to that end have .itet
re
eeivc e large Invoice, comprising' eeerything to
thelioe t .which'Uwi will mil at aetouishMgkr low
.
. .
par From the. Tioy Tim4s, ,
'March 114
Ire :—Panurtart STRUT le a stamtardramody flu'
bulldinitnp and renewing brokeirdawn as • . • •
constitution. tor Dyspepsia. Debility, Liver
roniPlpint. Nidney.or Bladder IllseaSes, or,part of
the many Inertia:Ulm lA° various organs of thee
in T in
human frame. it Is a 'mere ' remedy. It b a
tonic without alcohol./ Tilts m seine Is too well
known already tti minks any wiendatlon from
us. It Is only neoissary fous to say to those Who
have never Wei It a trial th at It will accomplish
all that Is claimed for It. N Is the•Ume to tone
nethe system before the hot mouths of summer
fairly set n. Sold by all drugging. • jet.
•
• sir' We were . expmed lan week to ik
pitiless storm, that wet our feet and stockings, and
Indeed our period all over. In het we took &Mack
in sold, which brought severe sore throat mdse.
vere symptoms of fever. The good :wife ailereeik
her authority. plunged our feet in hot water, wrap
peens In hot blankets. and sent our faithful son
for a bottieof ATion'n 612111116( P1C7011114. It is
a splendid medicine—plasm. nt to take, and did the
lob. We - slept mmuldtythrolgh the night and
Mroke well the next mike:ling. We knOvi we cm"
quicitllleMrery to the Pectoral, and den not
tstOtoreecs7d it to all who need snob a tiedl
eine.—Tsks sot (Tsai /Dreary/arc
tar T4ti Colfamierlvss. The wiverti
aer, a*Mred phYsiclan, turrlag porvidentially di.-
covered, whiles Medical Mhalonary In Soothers
Asia s very simple vegetable remedy .for the
*peed,' and permanent cure of Consumptloo. *MO.'
ma. Branching, Catar rh, and all threat and tong
atlectlinuo . 4ho ajrtudthre and
,radical epecilla for
• Nervous Debility, Prmisture Decay, and all Pier
,s'olni Complaints, feels. It his dsty to make It
trim to Ws suffering fellows. Actuated by this
motives be will cheerfully. send (free of charge) to
all who desire lt,ihe recipe for preparing, and'hill
diteetirms for sceeesifally ming. this peoridebtlib
ly discovered. remedy, Time who Irish to avail
themselves :06h. benedta of tali illscoMuy Without
cost;cao do why retorts mail, by addressing with
stamp, nanslngisper, •
Da. CHABLISS P. 5A881141114., -
\ \ Bulb*
"mainriko4 -
winouttirmai—ctrorinmat ta• Weildene•
of the bride's Aster:4: Hoy 17, Ur. by the Hors
Whiting Bomb. Arri H. Htftblbigo. to hiss
lane Cummins, sill of BIXIMIIIekL\ • .
LYAVIS—NOTT.-kl' Ireilneoday, >hJ 311.
the mildews of the bride's moiler:la Leßoy.
Pa.. by H. Holt Haq,4 Mr. Huth= 'Lewis Is
Mho gartm•44 . both of Leßoy.
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waits us wiLl, szta. 14)11,1
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Ur. /Wax via AM be-food at tbil di sacs,
mg yin lon don. of Or ,
.
'lnamilsetat to goo; tads, mit
Mal liintroasiks. ,
' '
REP:MIUN9 AND FRANZ NielelNG
14 " 1 " 1 " , KIM!' 21 4 , 3 m. \
NEW 000D8
\ SPRING TRADE
WE ARE NOW READY W
FULL STOCK FURS,I
TURE' AT PRICES .TO SUIT
THE TIMES, - OP_ LOUR OWN
MANUFACTURE, WHICH- WE
NYITE YOU TO CALL ' AND
Children's
. at the old
► maims.
\ - •
•WE KEEP THE_ LARGE T
STOCK OF UNDERTAKING
GOODSOF ANY ONE THIS
iARTI)OF \
T \ HE STATE, AND
ora. PRICE S AREAS LOW ; AS
THE LOWEST,. \
/I
WHEN. IN WANT - OF - ANY
THING IN. OUR LINE, GIVE ITS
A CALL. REMEMBER THE
PLACE, , .AT OLD . STAND
OF MAIN STREET.
Tomamlle, Paw, Aped . s, ISM
REMOVED! REMOVED!
THE BOSTON BOOT, & SHOE
NO. PA.*ON'S BLOC, icent-BT.;
Two doses Mei* Alteinnts ten&
We have oft, hand a larp 'Wei of
FIRST-CLASS BOOTS k SHOES
Irma' In win am es -
Lf3T/NIEI HIN4 LOW PRICES I
chi:. * kait wiraiscanbiesa.
)16 gm&
•
ova Kva - sus,:llM - -au_DY To =must
Anlista watid tram "Ow: •
K.
\stairway:7m . . .
ot
J. & IL EitiKFTEL.
-
vwnitifroslarni,im,
\\ LF
!'.. `.
will be 'hp Ili , t
P. HICKS,
s. Any. oroo.
4-111 T. TOWA-NbA
'OR THE
NE
/•- '
J
J. 0. FROST'S SONS.
STORE,
Itaiint to
*RN iiitiosto
TiMOIDA WHO NMPLUWMI
Cor. - Midst end Pim.**
lIMEI
.I[OWIIB a PASBAGIa•
*lama iiattimil aisles . % an iimeit
mtreic,o, mrrßtmE,Nirs.
: AND
. -8111{Wr \ MUSIC%
. . , • • • ; -
... . .
Invite the \•,.
inttele toes eitmelnetreit et fkiii. ieteb.
. 1
• •
*beettiltileiftel
IikkHUSIEEK
•
donanues 'to be the favorite istUt Yostelata. MOS
trail sustaln,s tbs sigh reputation earned. II Is not
seuessay tb go Ines any extended obsettiegoo;
Ike Instrument. se ttAisneults be sesssent to alt
me ssamlnagen.. • • • :
• 11 \ • '
. •
,Wei alio tune the agents hie _
\ • ;-
GEOBOZ W4ODS
,
PARLORrk VESTRY ORGANS:
Tales lastrusente are celebrated the world el*
bar their remarkabty pare and brilliant ,
ov Tome:
Which la owitig to their famous Combicallow 8010
Stops r Aeoilae, Vox Haman, Plano. el Of which
arm ernarata sad additional sets of needs sod Ban.
.as 'magad as in admit of an slam', °lidless variety
of orchntral elects sad beautiful eriaiblastkcm
• I
TIMIS ZXTBAORDINABY POWER.
xLicoArrcx or firryt.ll;
- • D TDOllO` CONSTRUCTION AND IPINVEHH.
\ •
a AISOE inany Ps_ltants , orted and u sed b .. pib•
, •
so:o ^ strs,, •
WOODS - AVE ForpLER.• . •
'VALVES,
k, PA NT. CASES,
• : 7 P NO WiTACKII[ENT,
AND'BELLOWS
. • •
L:)
Vie
t effendi oar Instruments at tbe ;lowest tigerish
and goorantee theta jostas,represerdaL liketnbe
deceived by traveling agents,. bravo:lime directly so
hentsuarters, wbei* you Ir e sure of -getting Jaa.
what you bargain for. , • ! • ;
Towailda:marai, 1177.
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FiNCAKERICAN AND 'SWISS
ooipilm \
FINE JEWELRY.'
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STEELING SILVER
and • • _\
SILVER . PL.A.'rED\-fIVARE,
ssox THE CHEAPEST TO THE . JIEST..
, SOLD, muss AIM smi. • \
SPECTACLES & EYE GLASSES.
flat dipor earth at Dr. Potter edesDing Mori,
TON,VANI;)A,
EMS
ATEW JEWELRY STORE.
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WhL'A. ROCKWELL
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Lesseelying a new sappy to his Isere stock 'of pods,
SILVER PLATED
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GOLD AND PLATED SETS
camcis;
met ene 7 sbt, to the Has, ettibei wln be veld it,
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LOWEST POS IBLI3 PRICE&
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tie Ott outeellttnesoW Campton, Toms:
les loneeesperleeeethe tottlie soy to ono tie too:
note wet sw oseipip lisit pueblo aaoser.'
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eloto sueentot ego teeiedi lo s
rook • eti pee .
Potted- Wog tikes osetittput
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tolr wrieviurtaim
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ham hwi Wen steam to the pdaid.
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XECUTOR'S NOTICE:—Notio
hugely / tvew teat alt mans tadebied
„ mato L. G. McCann; late at *May.
=an& must mate t o me dlate payaisat
midowswo, ewe all perms lawfaitehaut
Wmid•white hut moat tbeatotaly elan—:
m.", to settiowewt. ._ •
74w • 11..!. - 01.Z UM. J.
OR, SALE:—Two Pony -Tread
Powerm,st Po melt ; I ossAbesso That Pow:
er. at $75 'spewed Hone Hors, - with or without
st p; Corn Sheller*at fir • Senor Callers
17. These say all asiV of Mood f Co.'s ssaosteow_
harm and math below wig pttpar. Al. Petal
torsi' their mike of Plows. • D. P. !AR*.
.4thess, Pa., Day 177 1177. _ .
F LORENCE OIL STOVE, s.
. SUMMER. COOKING..• I
The Gofers, Nest . andl Oet OHM tiro
most LeonomlesJ. ets. per MO* fuel. I
- NO IMINEG:I6II3AST 1,11:411" /119 ODON I
Send for. dreioar and Trdee. - •the to *ILION:4h
'KILLEN. General Agrnits, 1210 '
Avenue
Thllotlelphla. • - . • -wa.
j)-DITNN It. CO., General Pre !
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dine •Commission Merchants. enl lad 14id
reernsich litres; New -York; see to re.
eetre,causigneiente or bay for CAS Barter. NeMe.
Cheese; Potatoes, Apples. F Grain sad Praire
in sews. A-No. I referenc pi e s s hen required.
and all letters of inpuiry ptcptuptly ettende4 to and
abippim tare furnished on epplicanon. • ,
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C HUB. M. HALL,
4 TTORNEY-IT-LAW AND NOTARY;
wan give metal attention to anybaihiesieatenat.
ink to him. Odle* with , Patniet Foyle, ;over
Ammo/ Office), Towanda, Pa. J(June7l7.
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,ENTLEMEN, FARMERS AND
HORSE- . RAISERS OE anAproaacotrx- •
T AND VICINITY.—I havemadearna omits
T. Birchard far his Thorough-Bred Horse,
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• - "DOCTOR. LITINGSTOB,'' -
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To b 0 at y Stable and serve a - iimited number of
Jaime, co owin g MAY Ist„ 1877. This horse is
one of the finest and best bred this country can
woduce. I. is pedigree traces' through. the beat
horses an *area in England.' lie is a beautiful
=atom -Bay. black paints, Sowing mane skid
tall, and action perfect. lie is only to be seen to
be *din .1 Terms forrolt low. -
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' . . L. B. KINGSBURY, -
\ pril, 12, 1811. .. Towanda, Pa. .
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\ _I.,ST OF . LETTERS remaining in
l_ A r PT4 e office at, Towanda. Bradford Co., Pa. , ,
/or the k ending June-7, 1877: -
Pertphon,`"E .' 1 Gordon. Bridget
'Criloditig. 1.4,,
McCauley,,ell, john W. -
Moore, J. W. \
\n . - Maria
Pepper, Julia. .. - Patterson, John L. ,
Bunters, awere Ce Thompson, Rev. $.- . .
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Poisons calling for any of the abcrre, twat pima
Bar 4. adipertised," gl , date of Mt,-
. 8, W. ALVOBIO, P. Y. .
VEGETINE S IKESAT THE
root of disease by .p tying the hioud. re.
storing the liver and kid sto healthy aetion,
Invigorating the nervous syste . ,
t
Is not a vile, nauseous ,compound, hieh
purges the bowels, but a safe, pl t -remedy
which is sure-to purify the wool:, and reby,rey
- store the health.
V•EGETIN
vzqicTiNE ,
Is now prescribed In ewes of Scrotaln and other
dlseaseeof the blood, by many of the best phyil
.efans, owing to Its great success In outing all dis
eases of itils nature. - •
• - '\. "V ED &T , IN lf. - -
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Does not deceive Invallds.lnto false hopes by plow
ing and creating a fictitious appetite, but Assists
nature In clearing And purifying the whole system.
leading the patient grad Wally to perfect health..
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• EGETINE
Was looked, upon as an experiment for some time
'by some of our best physicians, but those mast In
credulous In rvard to Its merits ate now its most k
ardent friends and supporters.
VEGITINE
Says a Boston physician, " has no equal as a blood .
purifier.., Hearing of its many wonderful CUM,
after aftotherromedies hid failed, I Visited the
laboratory and convinced 'myself of Its genuine
Merit. It Inv:eland from barks, toots and herbs,
each of which ' is highly elfeetlyo, and they 'am
compounded in inch a manner as to produce Aston-
Wring results. • •
vgdzfriaz
Is acknowledged and recommended by physician
and apotheesriesto be the best miller and CIeIMBOP..
of the blood yet discovered, end thousands speak
la Its praise who hare beets restored to beaUh. '
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PROOF.---. WHAT' IS WEEDED..
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Feb, 11, am
Sravltiets • -
Desl , 2lr—Abotit one year, sines I halal myself
In a feeble condition from general debility. Vita. •
tints was strongly recommended to me by •
friend who had beetrmuch benelitted by Its use. :
I procured the attic* and'afterusing several bet
ties was restored to health,' and`: discontlnned
use. I feel quite confident that there Is no merit.'
cinesoperior to It far those complaints for' which
it M especially prepared, and would thettrilldly lea
ommend It to those Who feel that they need I,lolllo*
thing to restore them to perfect health.
Respectfully yours, U. PRTTINGIL .L.
Firm of 8. If. rottinglil & Co, lb Stateat„ Bato n.
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, - Curcr.v 151T1, Nov.
Ma. H. R. 1311inkile ; . .
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'bear Sir—The two bottlea of VexiilDAS tarnish.
ed.tne by your agent,. say We has used wins vest
benefit. • •
For along time the Itadbasts troubled with
liumaand costiveness; nook troubles are now en.,
Wrety removed by the UMW Vs:owner& •
She woo also, troubled with Vila sad Gen
eral DeblUty.andloor been gre Del:matte&
• •k i TiloB. 0/LMOBE, 112,13 i alone Street
FEEL. 31.MIZLP A 14* WAN.
WATiar., Naas, Joao
- Ms. H. R. Sesyssii
Dear Blr—Through the idylee end eamest pet.
sasslan of Rev. B.S. Best. of OM- pima I. •hasel
been taking Irdorrtwa for Dyspepsia, of which I.
haveunffered for years.' .
. I have shied only two bottled Imd already feel
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myself a new man. Respectfully. •- '
• • DI.J W. CARMISR.,
IttrOßT BROX A ritActititt. CHBIIST
LAND APOtHICAST. ' •
Dear SM.This ls to eerttfy that t have said at
retail 154)4 domi (ISltbottles)of your Vikowitsn
since April 12; 1570 and an truly my Mat It has
given the hest satisfaetkm of any reisrady fors tba
somplahnsi for which it Is nicatmetided that /
ever said. Scarcely a day passes without mite at
my customers testifying tots meritsoothemseives'
or their Mends. t m perfectly . osioisant of orot
oral easel-of Mobilo= Tumors Wog cared. by
Vatirriss alone In tali vicinity.
V• l 7relr l filla i n"
A. G , 4111.2pardriV
Ilk R. 13/Wirlitte, Seq. • - )
Pitiareii. by U. 11:131"FgliNS, Balton;
VIGItTIiFS, 18 SOLD_ BY . ALepatracurs.
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