Iltpottr, _ Towanda, Ps., linrsda, Sept. e, W. A, CHA3LIIERLINI t, • _ Dealer to . APINE JEWELRY, W 'SILVER WARE; TOWANDA, PA. \ • "'Towanda, Jan. t 6, 1177. ToW,ANDA POET OFtiCE. FOR ' INFORX4 vox oil THE PUBLIC , The post Dike :nit be kept open from 7J:rel.:wk. M., till s. r. M. Money Order t4nd R7l4."rid Letter departsneel Wilt dote C (t'clock; _ SLTNDANS:tki Ofieelettlibropen from 9.30 to to., A. M.', • fl rir.PARTUI?.I4 or .MAIILP.— )4111iWill arrive and from Towanda Poet Duce isiottowstkntlt forther%yottee • - - Atintic _ From the Northl'ic.A.N.Y.E.R., it 12.20, r. x. Locked mall tnitn Elmira and east an 4 vest at 10.20, From the South at 5. r: x. Through mill from rn Iladelpbla, New Teak and Eastern Stated 4 From Slate LBW & S. R. It:, at 10.45, A. From Barclay at a ie. 14. From Canton at SV. M. From Troy et nN. , . . . From LeßaysTllle, Rome, kc., at 12 at. From Sheshequln at 10 'A.II. :• - From MehoopanyOonday, Wednesday and Fri dayl at 12 emu New Era (Tuesday, Thursday and 'Satur day, at 11 A. IL torMAtri. Pa. R-N. Y-t 11.11.. Month. 1. - .20 A. N. . ' Through mail to PhllAitelpbts, New York and 7 Eastern States. a o'doek, r. x.. ' North. 4.30 r. st. Through mall to Elmira and points MA:".N. C. Rl. 10.30 A. M. 'S. L. & IL R. R..: Bernice and ldt ertnedlato point . Barclay, It.2n r. N. . • EantOA. 9 A. M.. • Tray. - fr. N. • Shwshenntn. 121. . Leitsysville. 1 Mnboopany (Monday, Wednewiar and Priday,) at x. New Era (Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday), at I*-x. . ALVfactp. P. M. LOCAL AND CENERAL. ,Excvrundis to. Spencer on Saturday next. , THE Historical Society will meet in the (rand Jury Room on • Monday afternoon, next at 2 o'clock: • TEMPERANCE C(raji : l ldr.Enxo at open _ cer. - Ittmnd trip tickets next Saturday, 17f laAacßurt..Fn, a colored man, and for merly a barber in this place, i died in Owe go recently. UNIVERSALIST Sociable 'On Tuesday c4 l ening: Sept. It, at the residence or HENRY KINGSBURY, on SOcond-st. • • "A Idtinrgy, Tfmperanco Meetink will be held at• the Church on Hibbard • Hill, this. County,. Sunday, &pt. 9, 1877, at 7:30 • 1213 HEY. G. VV: CRANDLER will deliver a lectur6 next Sabbath evening in the Church', on ".The Sodal Evil," or the sin of licentiousness. • . . FBANCLA Mt RPHY will certainly be pres ent at Spencer lon Saturday next. Do not fail to go up on the excursion. • Round trip tickets $l,OO. • Gr.o. A. GURIMEY and . S. W. Ron c. Elni will address the people of -Stevenx vine, in behalf of the Murphy movement, on Satunlay.evening next. IT WAS our good fortpne to lie present ed the other day With a pea weighing . about 12 ounces. • The fruit was grown by E. 13. URCILBAUGIio of this place. -.7 * ,- ' z- T - O - 1: cans to Spencer fiom Towanda, and return, next Saturday, for dotter and hear. F4ANCIS Muni'u talk :temper _ance, besides. Train leaves Towanda . .at - • • TUE congregation and Sundry-school of C'mist church will hold a . picnic, at the /groveg of STEVENS Loo;, head of Hus ton t4treet, on Saturday of this week. All ./ are requested to atsemble at the woods at 11 - o'clock.' TuE regular quarterly meeting' of P. !Lona Grange, was held in this place on Friday last. The attendance was ,very good and thee—proceedings interesting. The .ilfth degree was conferred by Worthy Master OBLONG. THE annual meeting of the Historicar So4oly of Bradford county Willibe held on Monday the, 10th inst., at • 2 o'clock —r. u., in the - drand: Jury -Room, A full attendance is desired. Election of officers. - . •R. A.,MERCUR, SCC'y. A ',Anne audience tilled the Court House on Tuesday evening last, S and eneik to a strong Prohibition speech from. COI. Svtrn. There were of ewcaine for ward and signed the Slurphy pledge, at the close of the meeting *alt : libugh no in , vitation was given to do sril CARD'OF TitANKs.Mr. and Mrs: .Jtuum.s take this method of retundrig their sincere thinks to their friendslcir . the very liberal` donation of flowers; ba guets and ornaments at the opening sup per at the !Ward - House, on the 31st of August. titer CONSIDERA I:E excitement was created in ei.wn the titer day by. a report that Cn.tal.tn Ross was 'On jrain' No. 9 - , eh. :vile fin. Philadelphia. Several of our citizens saw the boy and seethed convinc ed that he was the genuine CnAttLlk. The parents of the lost boy, however ; decided that he was not their son. ' . . . POST of the G. A, R., will•bo organ ixed at Wyalusing, Pa , September Public ceremonies will be held, in IV - dies' rove at 2 o'clock P. M. Gen. 'MADILL is expected to address the meeting. The 1 , 4 1, 1ic generally . are invited. to attend. Members of other posts, and all honor `ably discharged J'thldiers and sailors, have special" invitation to • be present. - • I • F,U,I•ERAN(E 4.;ICOVE temperance meeting will be the . , •trr , ve owned by FRANK SEXTON, in She., sliequin, on Suuday, September 16, - 1877,. onmo melng at 10'A. v. L. lIAlt C. It: - ALLEN, A. 11. MOE (certain), and ethers will be present and address the Teeting. A cordial invitation is extended to all to be present. ' Bring :your Gospel • Hymns No. 1 with you. • -• • A DRIVOF C4)PPERIIEADS..-9,4 Friday . last a len of copperheads was . diseppred neat the residenee of CHESTERTthimet in Shesisetillin townstrip. The reptiles were attacked by Mr. CHILDS, •JA9. POST and GEmtGE Pi:Rat:BoN. The combat. over, the attacking party discovered that they - !ia , l *tin fiveNf the venomous serpants, ot,•• of them tisi) or six feet in length, and as large -Nand as a mates wrist. • - Tut formal opening of the • new Ward • ilouse on Viittai evening_ Elst, •was a grand affair. :The Ilak 'enlivened the (Teabion with their most eloquent ;rnic, • :old Ile - supper was all that _the most fag t Owns epicure ... could desire. Invited guests to the number of several hundreds yere present and , ,expressed theii.untitutl hied admiration of the appeamriceintid appointments of the house, PERsonsl4—;loll of Tr \ oy, /who has been suffering to m' health fior some months Atilt ire WV Iffekied to ltafori \ is iinproying. !He is attenditfg Courtthiii week aca Grand Jursir. —D. A Ftsarrv, Esq., of Titusville, futi4 his friotuls in Toftinda a short visit ?lc. Mr. F. is one of the -leading of ptawford . ci3ttn4r.. ..e.:* .BR & EDWARD6.--Ono of the hest . Mrs in Bradford count* is our Jfil - andiOxtensivo' . llrocerymei, GARR & ' Inwattos. 'During the dull times.thiy have,kept °lthe "even Wain" of their supplying 'the `public with everything in thCir lino it tho very lowest rates; and a114,7s displa3ring_a disposition to. please their Mrstomers, and give them the advantage of all deCline in\ goods.. . They have just received a large invoice of pure Timothy Seed, to-which they-invite the attention of farmers. • Srarirsa7StKrams; one of the) teat and most highly esteemed citizens ( .\Shefille-, quin, died on Alder last,- a ft er as lsing;l painful illness. 41r. S. purchase the. \ d, i\ faim on which he lived at the time o his death more than fifty years ago.'wher tbe whole-section was, , an almost unbroken \ wilderness. • At *bout the' same ,:titne le wasa7 .i narried tn . -Mss HORTON, with whom c - ha conti nued to live in liappy;wedteeir, - and who still survives him. Ml. S. was a plain, practical farrner,•upright and just in all his dealings4and set an example be fore his family and, the community -which will cause his name to be remembered and revered, wherever hirwas kriown. - SMITHFIEI,D.'-:- In , ' proportion to the number of inhatltanti, Smithfield staid ahead'of her'neighboring townsin respect to the number of students attending school. . • - - i Bev. J. II Nasow-still keeps nearly'all of his old scholars, in spite of the opposi tion against him. Miss FRANK BARTHOLAW, of tlster, still continues-her • labors with the' chit- dren. The school of; the hightradei con. ducted by Prof. J. B. EMEitY, promiscs / *to be a decided su ccess. / , / The members of the M. E. Church have . nearly comple a neat, parsonage' for _ their pastor, Bev. 111 r. tiliterniar_./ Their v church is being lm roved by a ;new coat of paint.. . 1 About two huni , relat ves of the \ re.l // WOOD family are anticiPatin ( g * a grand re union at the residence- o(W. A: Wool), on 'Tuesday next. '.. - 7Y \ , \ iz a ,Thehard times bate/been ade harder by the ravages Made by the f, 'shoppers, which in some localities-have n ade fear ful havoc with li - lU:temps. But in`spite of the various drawbacks, the - peoplO \ seem to keep up good spirits. _E. 11. Wcxln. _ ROUE.-P.71`,;31; has moved his itore *here it is hard to find him. . 'Tfie Odd lelloWs aro having3heir new hap painted, which makes a \ great 'sim -)rovement to Rome. . , Croquet is the leading garlic in this place. -_ • br. Wit . RICE has enhu\god- his house on the back end. Our young friend, Cum.infn WHEATON, son of Dr. NQRArOF, has gone to Corn inercial College, at -iiingston, Pa. We well miss him 'lli our circle, but such is life. We wish him ,success in his under taking. Mitts, M. Cote started for school at .Bloomsburg, Pa., for one year. She came toinome to v isit her friends from Wash ingtan, and was called for a teach er at State - Normal School. Mrs. NVELLs fs recovering from her in juries which she received a feW weeks : ago frob a runaway. She has the sympa thy of many friends. En. COLE lids a fine hedge around his lot. • . • -. It would improve the appearance of,otrr village it the Sidewalks were relicipAof some 'Weeds. which look bad. for any place. The temperanc v e.people of Rome are do ing a great deal of • good. There is u't Tilace where "a man tcan get a dvink stronger than water. • . to., •-• A BOLD THIEF.—Many of the sfreacipts of -the RF:POHTF:It will remember that. some time last year, ' a man giving his name . as WHEATON, was arrested here'on a charge •cif stealing butter from Capt. \Yam; tat hnd others, of Pike. He was hied, convicted and sentenced to impris onment in the county jail:. At the expi ration of his term heovas released, but it seems was not reformed; for a few weeks since he stole a horse in Alleghlny Coup ty, N. Y., was traced .to Windham in thiS county, wl f iere the property watt:66)l.er ed, but the thief, whose real name hp- Pears to be Roo6s, stole another horse from the neighborhood, and left for parts unknown.. The following account of, his performances after,leavinE Windham we find in the Williamsport Gazelle and Bel tetin of last week : . • As long ago as the 3rd of August a horse was stolen from Jonathan Wilbur, residing in the northern part of Bradford County, and nearly a week elapsed a clue was obtained tothe thief.` It was then ascertained that one George Rogers —who has several aliases—was the guilty party.. Soon after stealing the horse be also stole a set of harness and a wagon from another party, and going to Towan da, took a young • man named Frank Rog ers with hint, an i drove started in the direction l of . Williamsport. They down Ly coming creek and passed through New berry, Jersey ShOre and Lock Haven -on to Milesburg. At the latter 4 place they met', it strolling,_ band of gypsies and traded the stolen horse flir another. TheYetheti continued their imrney .and finally reached Bedford. .There they hid in a cornfield, and having a quarrel, 'Frank Rogers succeeded. in eluding the vigilanbe of his comrades,• and reported' to the au thoritiea of Bedford that George. Rogers was concealed at a certain place with a stolen horse and wagon. in order to con vince. them of the truth of'what he stated • the were directed to communicate with G. A. Burns, chief-of-police of Towanda. The authoritiees.lid as they were directed and found that such was 'the case. The informant wait then taken into custody and an effort made to arrest :the other - party, but as ligwaa very desperate, the -atiemptifailed and ho made his `!i...scape. Tie horse and wagon, however, .were-se- Sired. In the meantimk (741 Burns started with Miles Bridlernati to hunt up the lost propertY and secniel the thieves. They . arrived in Bedford in (Inc season and secured the `riMperty and the acconi piles, when they started back arid arrived in Wilfiamsport yesterday. A search was then m de in the gyty camp for the or iginal horse. In a short time a clue. was obtained teethe animal ' tihieh had been traded to a young man of this city, and the proper steps were taken to recover it. It was finally found and' recovered,d last night the chief and his assistant star ted for Totrinda with the 'property after having been on the phase for nine dayi. Frank Rogers, . whet it appears- did . not: know at that that the horse was, stolen, was set at liberty here,- and last night he Siarted ftir Bradford County. The real thief, it is reported, hadgot itheadpf the officers and stole another horse' ne . ay Ea.-: gleville, Centre County, a -few' nights' since. He is represented as a great scwun drel, -and is said to be the party that, ac temptedr to outragia little girl near Ores-_ cent when they ore coming. down' the , - r creek three .reeks ago. . ~ Roagas made 'his way hack to this .. .county, and on'Friday night last ;stole ,a vii►luAble..-hase, buggY, and harness . from Diinta.u.o. Wa,cn, of ToWandt township, • aisi several .Packages .of butter --from ...._ - PRANK Gaiwo. PCiiioßtßall Buass was lagain notified and started in pursuit, biit Was tukubl •to arreSt the thief; 's" h ' • • ' •• . , . ..• \ • • if,MPERANCIANiiiiiretNO EWEN VICE=EXLIMSTOR Tin 4t - N. - Ps. . t .oursion train:to qprnoer on Sattudaypert, September Bth, latiftektitaplace 1410:45, sar; returning, leave Spelper. at 0, P. M. The , lare for the toura t liVitfill"he . one ' doila \ r, Tliartiaiffiiill'arifitirif Spineir at 12A, c m., giving the excursioni s ts six hours time on 'the grounds. Pitarters Mourn; a' greatVertnioeymare Apaitloi - • 'speaks at 2 . sr, and there is to be a parade of Temperance-organizations dur• ing,the:aftemoOn. Let all Who• desire to have arr . afternoott= of enjoymetttloutwho wish to help swell \ the great Temperance \ wave now rolling ovrOr.the land, take part in this excursion. 'Remember, the • train' kayos at 10:45, It., eiti: l ) pin K. , a t inster I 31ilat and Athena,. Do 11. t 1.10 to. go. : A PDEAiIiVe phis Knight Templara who -‘had• heed in attendance at the Cleveland endampaimit,, passed through this place. OU.their \ returnp l Saturday morning last, by special train. Most ,of them Were accompaniedll \ huiles and the company occupied - seven isd,see cars. At the de pot the the party, were Met by a large delegation of Masons from thii, l place, preceded 'by Idn-ta Bandy As the train drew up to the 'station the binirdis cursed appropriate !piste. A mod land} consisting of sandwiches,' . ; fried oysters(' pickles, coffee, etc.;: ka T ,d'heMi provided by the 3lasouic fraternity here,land proved' a Most \ pleasant surprise. to who remained ha - 1910,11dt , iiieompanitik th7ir Towandwbrikihren;• receiving an extending fraternal coprie 1' 1 E OM Tux, w& temony of the Rev. E.' T. DAY'S, eld, and Miss MstrDE _ oi\Joif ltrunir; 'Esti; Of - Wysoi,. / tOok _place Christ. churelr - ci‘, the merning of Wedneaday, August 29t h The day "was — anspichmi,and the church wax early filled with interested lend peCtant friends. Promptly \ at eleven and a', halt' the bridal party* entere4 thechnich . 'and the beautiful marriage tervioes - of the Episcopal. Church was -read \ by the Pastor, the Rev. J.. 0. BEM., ~Tiet b ride. was given away by her brother, KIRBY. The floral decoration wasm quisiterand the music delightful and the general arrangements entirely devoid of \ pretensions, even -conducted with the utmost good taste, -The, bridal party lin gered a few !moments in the carriage at the church door, for'the congratulation of friends, and departed on an extended wedding journey, bearing with them' the best - wishes of a laige circle-of admirins friends !ED. REPORTER. :: WO NtilBll to inform the friends of Temperance through. the col imms of your paper, that ! we, -, although aeptiles living in the, vicinity of Ghent, do profeis 10 bel-the most of us—in the ',possession of moderately 'teinperate hab-: it.; loving the cause of_temperance, ever feeling to enjoy and -appreciatetemPer ancegatheringi, and all 'others that have for their object the elevation , of n, and the upd ilding . of society., :INte \ . trette. what we. re trying to get'. at is thiel, We \ have luid . second. Murphy . ' witinsrin Ghent. • Al thnse reading thi3._RwonTr \ ri Will remembe \ that notice was givell id, its columns that there! would on the 29th of July be a groie Mecting.at phent, and ; that Messrs. HxuntS , and ALLEN would be present,and. talk to the pCoPle. Thro', shme misunderstanding `or other, j 1 know not what, the grove Was )iot sufileientr prepared, and the meeting was held in the church. To say the iemkthere *aa a vast crowd. - After the usual opening ex ercises, Mr. ilsmos gave, us a sound, log: kat and pniCtipal discourse, Showing , * plainly,the hnriors of drinking rum, lima mg his argument in a general way upon .an experiinentalknowledge. Mr, ALLEN then arose in his usual ‘ e t ool, 'deliie — rate way, appealing to reaso n and the better judgnient of .wayfaring ' _men K abstaip from strong drink.. To atiitalti ' from it, because it don't pay,' beards° it destroys us Mentally, morally and physically. - Not . only-destroys the body, but the soul. His speech was Considerably lengthy, but was listened to with profound interest. •.1 heard it remarked by a number that enAnr.Ev.did the beat they ever heard him. His remarks were followed by Dr. PRATT, of Towanda.- He confirmed what 'the previous speakers had saki f giving us in full detail the. effect producA on the human system by drinking rum+ . ;Ilis`ll, 3 r ,marks w iie i to 'cal as well as intoresthig to all thosi4siring to know in what way strong drinle l . prostratesi men 'physically; dethrones4eason, producing general de bility, and in the end a premattkre death. Mr. VANLOON was then called' upon and spoke 'briefly, — appealing in strong convincing arguments to young men to let strong drink,alone,. and•in so doing lie a blessing to themselves and the world. The invitation then being given for all to come al* sign the pledge and putc,on the blue, it was Astonishing to see the rush with winch old and young—male and fethale—came forwaid and put on the badge: We have now ontliq muster roll one hundred , and fifty recruits for the grand ( temperance army. How is that for Ghent? .Let us bear from some of our larger places. WI, have, however, a few left out in toe cold, • but ,we are bound' never to give over until they aro soundly converted to the ldnrpliy cause. , • - 'Ghent, August 1877 ' BASKET PIC-NIC AT EL DRIDGE PARK.-- By faethe largest excarsion'party -which visited Elmira and Eldridge Park last week, was the - one which left Wysaukiag on Saturday morning last. The excursion, which was under the auspices of Rome Kodge, No 481), I. 0. 0. F., was not eon tined to any particular near. ly or - - (Oita every township in Eastern Itradford was represented. - The exeur-' kiunist% armed with . baskets coutainning, bountiful supplies of provisions, left Wysauking at•11:40 A. at,.; on a special train consisting of six coaches and a bag gage car. At this place, three additional coaches, containing .many persons from! this, vicinity, were, attached to the traimi. When the trait' left here it was filled, and at Ulster many mare joined the par ty, so that the ten cars which composed the train 'were 'literally "jammed full." Fears were entertained by e many that the days enjoyment would . be interrupted by rain . . •Near'Sayre the spirits of the entire company were &Impelled by a shower there encountered, but , theprophecy of ndisagreeable day proved unfounded, fsir shortlratterwards the 'storm passed over, and the sun appeared in all its sp!endor: ;Between ,Waverty and Elmitea were large fields of tobacco—an articfe which is not =extensively, cultivated in, Bradford county. The train arrived at Elmira at' about half past twelve, find ewenty minutes later the Park was reach-. ed.. The exctirsiouists immesliately left the . ears; and, eptering die park,: proceeded to ma \. themselves comfortable aroundthe tabl ' The baskets were brought forth, and fo some time all were Wally engaged in rcfreabidg the inner man.. The heaUtles of Eldride park and the seettembetweint. Wysauking and Elmira is funnier to all, having 'bee. formerly. descrihed', l T . t!" Earuargai • the writer will nut repeat it. IhereAgnoPope ' *klggiftymilesiot VowaMiaiiiitent-st-day can be more pleas. antly alien' than at Ekliidgrittitilt47/11 At •2 O'clock, Cot V. E. PromatrAN , , WYBaukh4. tiolityrriimytddrers boron,- 1 the Gmbgeik cif Cbemiiiig county,. who vial, fisfrliCtkr%.,at the ,iievh• The iddreil was orover an hourta duration, diiiiiemd in his neuai interesting manner, and was listened to with : marked atten. tion. It treated of matters of special in -teiest to, farMeisitoillborem. Durin,g the address,' some disturbance was amt. ted rieat the spcakpr's stand by a young mail YrhOwllli elthie ite "it' WWI. datlige' Jointed humpbacked Peanuts," thereby preventing Many m :hearing the ad &via., After consibe ' le loud Salk, Mi. theroUli threitst.!ant feitlit***Wllol it; st, those most iotereeted, order was restored, and tho-speakerwasinit again interrupt .. At' he copplusion y or pilifress, the plo-niekers taidciated. iblindmithepaeltr,es in various ways. The flower gardens, fountains, eta, ,were 'visited, and a ride upon y tb t e .Ipkp the,littlerstfarriet.hkdulg ed,‘. hi.' The Viiiteti' in' 06Mitany i with many inherit, visiteti the tower of the ca= entint..house. -*WO ,the, `park. From this tower can - obtiiitteill a tine view of the park, .the fiat , grounds, and, their 'surroundings. Many. persons etieni t are iireit.'&l4, l i l wlfeh through the park, and made a, short visit to the city : 11: - !) ,:-30ny aituibirittideats• amixtrio %pip, of, which is worthy of mention : A young man asked .friend to point Ma NED elti 4 rbir;' 1f - Wyeeie ' *eV, end 'the friend replied that' hu :dr:3w NED that morning before , leaving toWn, and that . . the old fellow Waelohdigod - tO. story at, horite and tend baby while Seraphina went out calling.",, Poor NED: if thou art thys af ! Meted, we , all pity thee. The trill& *ditch f the""Vg" sionista back to Wysauking, left the rk `at 5 o'clock, and arrived at its destination about seven. There were about 800 who availed themselves of this opportunity to visit Eldridge Park, and many remained at home wltowqylq,bay,e gone, ,the anticipate & thit the Weather - wdttld have been s favorable. • " u Great credit is due to Rome - Lodke and thtt iomthitteti who hid the' eientsiciti in \ charge, also to, the railroad : company, for the management of the excursion. AU aPpeared well p)eMed with their day's en joyment, and will no, doubt visit the park . agam \ - when an opporttinity presents itself. ' ` 7 1 EDP 4LANCE CONVENTION AT I.ITCII PIELD.—,Iorthein District Convention I. .0 : G. T., *wawa in 9rangi hall, Litch fiekle oit:TnieldtiV,'/Lutgddll 13, - .01877,f a 1L A. M., and wa4pened in Subordinate- De gree 'by Bro. C.\E- Witito,; D. W. irf tii6 thb Absence of" - Bro. Crum, W. S., Chas: 11. Allen, of Alvord Lodge, was appointed Bearetiry pro tem, Roll of efileers' called and vacancies filled. , the following appnhit - ments of Committees - - .o+l tiofts j +Ur.osl cl! 9: 4 4P01 A. Judson and - . Finance—Bros. Eastaprooks, Wheaton, and 11. S. Nunn. - 1 Maisie Bros. Cr-11-. Town%r, IL S. \ 3lunn, E. P. Seeley, Will Carmer, Frank and A. Judson;, Sisters Emma Tiwrier, Mk C. IT. Allen, 'BeiniCe Wat tles, Flora - Arnold, Myra .Munn, Emma Webb Clara" ChabbnCk, -- Maigki McKin ney; and Emma Canner. . Good 'of the Order = Biros. Barnum, henry Ifir s ris and Larcom. • Minute s -of Convention held at Tray, read, and; after correction, approved. . Delegates from the named Lodges presented credentials and took seats le-the convention :. , NO. T 292, - Archie McVough, L. Berry, Johniteritsley: Ninth SW, .1089. West.W.arrtn; 'Frank Jillson, 0.111.1BrowtOl: ' North Towanda, 589, Towanda, Mrs. Ei:White; Mrs. Geo Prink. , 0 -,er Capital, 1,094 .. .Wailer' teittre;,..E. kngte,f.4torrioli.'' :'• . 1 I \ !. EletvAtion, 770, ' Barclay, • 0-McGee,' Theodore Greene ; South Star, 1171;. South W ,Bostwick. „ „ Rome, 469,*Rome, T., Anon; 'E. P. Seeley.. Unity, Mr. andllrs. J. B. 114tepton, B. H. Avery. Liberty Cottiers, 100, Liberty Clornerty Helen Mingos, Alverda PoitY - • Prohibitor', 1;093; Myersbnrg, • 'W: Slocnna, Ansl&l4ezztin,H.• O.- Jobt4owr . Alvord, l'osvanda;:. H. Allen, Mrs. C. H. Allen,, LOraine Bogart. . ftiferside, 1,080, W. E. Ctilloo, I'D; Demoreuz, Mrs. Eliza Gillett. \‘‘ • Cold Water, 1497, Lll, Marsh, - N. Gleason, F. N. Moore. - Champion, 1,0131, Sisters Bartitini and 3lcAfee, Lesilyra Bro. Leaader, Park: _ Banner, 1,106; James Rltlison ; . F D\ Seward, and Sisters Grace Stanley and Vangie Stodge. ' • . ••( Franklindale, 1,157, ; Lewis Lantz and Spaulding; Mary•Lantz,Elvidi 116ckwe 1r15ter,.!1,054, C. J. pettra and Juan Granville; 1,090, Burton Saxton, Isaac Bush, Mary Saxton and Sylvia Bush. Ovation, 1,119, Cyrus H. Molyneux and John A. Gibbs. A 3ltatrff.,T East Troy, 507, MaTii Smiley and Mrs., Highland, 788, kanlion; Carrie M. Benedict and Dell Shored. • •-• Excelsior, f,079, Elmer ghandler, T Smith; Sister Carrie Smith. Martha Washington, 471, Wm. Chain berlin. ". 04 motion sit Mro.,llnnn,, tl,ctiveu tion adjouined.at 1 . 2 y., until ‘2 P. 31. Called'rto order at 2:30 P. M., by D. W.. C. T. , . • , Reports' of Lodges' - wore presented, showin,g in thii main an encouraging state of the order. Ike. Lantz ,mado a statement that an error had berm committed in the commis sioning of Bro. Talley, arta . District Dg Cy; inasmoch (T.tz) was elect , nod not Bro. Utley: Whereupon Brn• - • I Chubback moved that R''• committee 'of three be aPpoirited to' mike ibeireireireary investigation in regard: to the .matter. Motion adopted, and liros i Chubbuck; Barnum and French appointed eaid.Corn mittde! • ' ' ' • On motion the' evening' .sesekm was or . i era 4 an open P n e•l ; ; •••` •••• White, kora executiVe - iximiktiee, "reperted%thee teeetit North - :roliranddi- - a fluccess, but that tiro` committee, had expended $l2 ,:more than they receiied.-..Boa„,Alleomoved to faio collector a colleet to reitti6rise the vontejlt ,?#l,otien adapted and 47 collected / At 4:50 on motion adjourned tintU 730. *EvgNizto riEsalom • Convened at • :30, :when thc.committery bn Good of the' Order, reported the rot-. lowirg progniame,•whicimaa gone -witty-to the entiresatiefactiou of the large audit - moo polecat _ At 7'p, x.e• mimic by Choir . - - Prayer Music. Short .speech by C. . White: Recitation by Misa Marion McAffee. 'Se- I lect feeding by Miss Beasley. -Music. E3h9rt; 'epee& by 0. - •11. Chubbneks- Reel- 111111 AFTERNOON SESSION. , iatbx l bY 3 1/ 1 04 1 - 1 044 0111 F,! Miss 'Mania MUIiC " Pechunatioa M il ler. Mk , : ,apeech by L. #aitig oB3a. Ectleition hy . ilea Addioll.4el.l4ll4KusriAlis• • SNOW kt ;O.( ILO Latiawg.if.lbaat by Miss M.. E., WbfAlb?n , Song by . Choir: 816 , 44 'by William .04 1. ...4ber!abr:Pnd! 0441 1 ; 7, , nclit4 l 4ll mpo t at*,..l Select riodylig: 17. , 1. *mita, „motile dkise ot aft*. the . «Adtigii:Or, 1 1,1tby "Pledge r. wak,lnVaPittek - WM . docri afecr which '.the dimi•eition adjouitied until WedheadaY;\ "' ' WEDNESDAY SIORNINO SESSION. Convention convened at 8:30, when the Second' and Third •Degreew wereeonferred on several ey; l 44l.34tefuf Actige rhicA t MP" 44; oOinatekorpo,, ythep.commit tee to whom Andtbese. i nd, Oe ;mat ter of - District Deputy, for the 6th reported nsiolfolys 166 . 644 - 141ttee to i.heio " wait retorted the matter with reference to the election of 3Mstritt fot'W 'trict. No. 6 1 ' composed air the toniklo llartlayrtAtoyi Grantille f lirestßurling. „a.nd frinklin;',inlitragqrdif°Yi re" ipectfirilireport '„ • That . we exam ined , witnesses - who ware ':preiett`dt'the election at Trot via r Syl via Bush, Maria Smiley, Clara Chiabbuck; 31.. A. ,Mollllco;:ien4.ltockWell, and we are forped . ..to beliforg' from their tepti t mony th44o"erigal errot,yrait ,Made in making the reeord of that lalection. . The witness es beard all ogreeln their tostlthony thit Lewis Leratoi stati Ott- ebgtai MAI VI. C. T., for said district, instetd of Ai T. Lilley, and that the result was so de cla2o. *I 0 4 0.! ' - •• • - we therefore recomme nd that this uob ventlon.direct its Secretary to communi .cate these facts to'Bro:Lilley,and ask hide to, surrender his ,comnaission t .,Blii the samefbe returned• to tire' • L. T., crith• these &cut, and request that a (sour; mission be issued - to Bro. Lewis Lanti:' " 1 • - • . . O. mm J. Cuuciii ' , . :1 • - G. D.:Osm . ° ium, lCosf. 3. B. 'itr.sca, - Pktifleld,:ii.ugust 28,'1877. 7 •\''` , .fieiktrt, adopted, aud'iliecrefaillnt s rupt- ed to'cOrkeipond with 13rO. Lilley in '..e.: Bard to , aorreadef of ids commission ' At Coroptitice orißesotOtiona reported as follows : .. i • 13 ' il 'N i -2 tesoleed, Thaiire believe t atom.. perakee is the pretest curse that prt'af ttcbt Our State 'and c 00144-, . ': ' ' , ,', - Remised; Th at we believe °it to .bolliii dot,. of every:individual to do all in his powiietci remoire itrrom outland;' ' ,-*;* , Resolved , 9 That .wo. believe ...our , cliounse syStem to' be wrong in. principle,- and ex ceeqingly pernicious in practide; that it gives legal s.stiertion' Mild , protection til a traffic which abotild•be prohibited bylaw. Resolved, That it istheimperative duty of every citizen to use all the means in his power to Secure' the repeal of our present lieditse laws, Ind . the enactment iti'their . stead.of lawe.prohibiting the sale of .alco hone liquors as a beVerage. iterliredo Ttukt wbile we feel this to be our duty, we will not relax our antis to get.all to take.the pledgo,,,rof 1,0,ta1. Absti nence. Resolved, That we cordially end arse AS efforts of those' engaged in the 'Murphy movement, and earnestly urge all Good Template to give it. ; their lerarty,stipport Resolved, That the .Temperance Caitiff meeting reeently . held 'at North Fowaa, under tho auspices ' ofthis Couve ion, v i was a deck l ed success, and that '7 e rec ommend the holdiTtFo - f - hot less than two grove meetings of thiScharacte7; within the bounds of this District. \ i \ On motion, resolutions considered seri atim and' adoifted, , lionsiiijrable 'disct.t., , Mon being had on the 3d. , , ( rootion,.proomied,to select place of holding-next ConventiOn. Granville Cen tre, Granville Summit and Sayre were named. - "OtitfilaTCOrttre,Tvecelving,Pdhe highest number ,of votes, was' declared duly selected. ',. .. . - Adjourned to 2 r. M. ANT.F.uNmci 4 Fsi 4l 9 l ! 'called to eider at 2' o'clock. lire. 31°0- ton offered the following resolution, whit* was adopted : 1 Restilrett,t - That Highland"'todgti No:: 789 he transferred from District No. 10 to District No. 6. _ ,P(lnder Good, of the Order several short Speeches ware insele—wnd the choir sang Como beautiful pieces. - Bro. Henry Harris also favored the audience iwith Hold the Fort, in Welsh, Bisters.,Wattles anti Al- Jen sang sevell seleqion4; r. ,which were 'beauticy9y ; rendert T ytio : s rpft . an encore At 4 o'clocicthe Convention adjourned , tO: r neei at Gmnville Centre* the iasttue.s: , 3' and Wednesday of If oyember, DMZ: —The whole preceedings of the Con \ . venton, were harmonious and entertain-, it was the-:rterrersal expression of all in attendance that it had been the most enjoyable oiituy yet the Dis trict... All of the delegates and visitors unite in aseribiogjto. the people .. . of Litch field a place lithe front molt of hospital !iti'Z'';-1,.f%;+',i,414,111" U - 444rf • fi • ,:-!'"; \ Sec'y pro rim -• Corns r - iloassitors \ -os.—vorirtriveno at this place an 'Monday- the 3.1 'instant,' Hon. P. D. Dlorro , presi c cling, and Asso ciato4udg,e itussell on the bench. • The following persons were sworn in ns Grand" Jurors f Charles Tlollon, MOnros Fbreman; J 0 Adams, TrOt , Boro; J Chaapet . Smith fi eld; 13' 0 Cotiing, Le- Raysvilli4A M. a nolhaugh ! ,,Mti rbsi-Z P CorSon, Albany; A (4 'Craurner; Monroe; Wallace bOake, *kilos; Jim Oard'i7fy lox.; llifirktlernit; Tioy ; Atir ‘ q; NV, II D. Green, BuVlingtdn; IT II Tient& diativilla; M. B. iflaighl, Burlington; Jacob Lewis, Monroe; Elijah Merritt, Tuscarora: \ T"T P Moody,,Asy,locp; Dennis O'Donovan, Barclay; 'Joseph Onan, TOvinialariloo`i' J. Mt. Prince, Warren; A..C. Wawa% Monibe; Birch ard Tracy, Smithfieldir }“...1 Weed, Bur- lY K.Jones.vf,s 31, Roxannalpnes. Edith .1 Wandell vs 0 AlWandell. Court direct asubrsena in dikorce to 'issue\ in ;each case. fella M 1 ; 11;v-se s A E Williams. Court direct an alias subpoma to issue. Sarah. Morris vs M K Morris.. Courtap- . point 11.,K, Mott, g K .,, poromissinner. Wni Crooks *a Vrooks. ,11 .Tlelson Mannar' Nelson: COurt appoiik .1 W Stone, Esip, a Cominissioner in etch D D.. Wheeler vs Walter Wheeler. Couit. appoint El A Long, Esq., a Com missioner. In re-the petition of linidah • orthe - beneflt of her se parate Copt great the prayer, of tit!ofelatotiet. • G ,Welles vs Philander Mite. J Di4gberty vs GT' Spencer et al. Sanibel Hawkins ye John B Taylor, S S Lowell vs'S S Baker, S eases. Joseph Humphrey Vs T. Illinstell et al. Ei R Farnsworth Vs C r ebb.' Iltheaten, ,Ex!r,... vs. 0 4lumphrey. W. it Clutatian's mie vs E J MArbsticer., 4LI White Atobiose'Pauli .•Ihlnder ys t 'Oratige Shrader. Mary Barlett eiv vs A gamPta.m. : Btkht to ,'open judgment and let the defeudantleP a defense in each-mse. jI II Atwood va E• B 'alike: . Rule to pay back to dope et the costs paidy • Jffaylor vs .T F Means. Hale for jtidgment for want or anflicient affidavit of. defense. . • T Muis ,, 4c Co vs tylvFentx lustkrauco Co., Gevniebee.' J l'ir Poison vi.G. Spencer .et et. Role in each ease' meth, ibsOlute. lion .7 Welles' • Eera rvs Philander e 9.10111 Sheri* frbm belling defendant's real casts.. C G BaiilrNtriVtiblittOkoc, ,41110 to staiko off appeal in 'this rawer - Amass Watkins vsiljlftol3ll44l9ll‘_ ,Rule to set aside Sheriff's sale of dere V !il l . 1 00 2 4 PFPP.I*Itt W a nd fi . , pome ir m Bros. vs 1.. wood Prank Goddard. Rule to 'abrogate F Goddard to thights of the-plaintiff. Ramat Elated re Wm Kenyan et al. Rule on laipt4(4ohalcat which remedy be.will pope. . . Thomas teditietuar ve , liorace lie. man et al. e to set asidonsecution ill tiOlrf414;"1"; '''..,',`;',.' T .: '''''" t ' ': • Watwa ilo vs .1 li Clu ' rb; 'Bide to °R 4 fikidefl i M A P „ivritates+ 3 A Kw defeinie in each rrpo dis\ 0 J PbulAweVB • jii PPllact illee 'ban. Court enjoin plainiff from collect i ial tile billasee ef l iudgpns t "mail the title et\ to he Property is pel tfeli • " ' ' I 1 ", '1 01. Saisher's use vii R B otter et al. • Court enjoin plaintiff from '‘ roceeding further In this case. \ - J L Elsbreo ; vaW A Gavitt : Aditor's Report 411e4 •. aud iiiailimed idsi. ~\ Betsey ERR y,a 8, 11, 411,, ~ Cl -, bz- Cracken vs $ iliCtiolienl" Cirared ' l it' sousepodo dipritoisua r in each ease\ Emma 'E Sam ons Vs lit 11 tiattimons. Christina 0 David "1.0 A.Ravid.. court , \ direct an alias sub':Etna to issue in each case. Enoa Smith vs Jane — Siiilth. Court api Point B A Long, Esq., a COmmissioner. Warren Benladdir Mlltte"Benja min. On motion of Gridley y \4 Payne, Court grairif Ai ; 4. Eugene Everson vs Florence 'Everson. Ott motiotibi n P Esq ;Court ndinent ; t6 ' grant a diVoi de: -- du In re the met.. roue chiirte the First Uldireyrijat lt c3ociety:?r:7owan: da, Court approves of t h e amendment and\ direetatt:Ubh*csii&d.4 Wer vs B C a lkins et al. Ylulel.6 subtokate J. At llenry to the rights of the Kaltitiff., , J B Ingham. J,,W,llelleobaclr. Irk - Sante ; Bale iu. 44, case t. set aside ezeontiois. • Biggs va Thos Biggs. C'oi rt appoint J Young, Esq., a Commissioner. H Murray et a 1 vs A C Howard et al. Court permit amendment; to demurrer. to 'Fo rll7n,Yl looff3 • Cogs . vs .1 0 liensley -- Selling liquors without lleenge. 77 oConi vs A: .1 Mullen, it—Assault r Com. vs Ebencler, yerr3q4urety of the peace. District Ait'y Pah* for the.Cotn I - McPherson, Esq.. for defendant. Court 'discharge defendalitTat direct the prose cutor, 'Alonzo Revlon , to pay the costs. Ellis Larceny.' 'Dist 'Att'y' Califf for Com, E F Goff and G D Stroud, Esqs., for Ilfik t uditutf ti 49vy i ris not'gnilty, and Lemuel 'Ellis guilty, Com re Lemuel Ellis—Dist AttlY C-a iit£ for Corn. '4l 4 l+ v b oft and (sit. IS Stroud, Et,99. for defendant. Jury find defipdt. ant guilty.— ; • r.C4l3*.Tiolin ',Smyth liiitiVisf 'without 11 inse.' Cont . -vs Daniel 3lclxi t°BlV 1? 74 k1,5 11 /Pf l it i a ROX /3 _4 es' t plea s y. - 4:4192-.L1.,J40:1/) . COPY and , stePhe4 cox- ey —Larceny.: Continued to December term. r „ • CohiNa,ltuti, Butlea.'—'4 Fornication and bastardy. Court direct a none pivsequi to bei .. 9te.10097 4 5qt : 9! costs. ' Com vs DinieSniith—Vorgery. Dist. WY , (%4Wrf.jOi. Com. D'A Overton and :• I N. Evans, E'sqs, for •defendant..7:huy 11, 4.0Pfent# 1 4/0441, 1 ;i" ' si t:: . . . Corn vs John Gardner—Laren - y. EIVP _Ait'y Calif!' sad . J H Shaw, :Esq., for Corn.. H N Williams, Esq., for flefend ant. „Jury . ..find defendant guilty. Com vs Mary kEll Aggravated assault. fist Att'y Califf and Wm Foylc,- Esq., foi Coin: Wm MaSwell; Esq., for de fendant. On trial. The CRSIV I AW RisksinAtinol!ow ing cases, viz : TETSE 1111.1.8 Corn vs Henry Stu en—. Larceny. _ Corn ver.AndrVir '3llcntris , and Lernue Ellis—Larceny. Com vs 7 A Saxton—Assault and bat tery with intent to kill. Com vs Daniel . 5, 1 04 1 1 4 '1 1 5ge0*? CoM t vs O r . 4ll l A flN c l i l —False pretences. Com is. Jacob .Covey and Stephen Covey 7 Lareeny. Com vs Paul Kees—Larceny. Com vs John Gard ner—Larceny. Com Is Mary Hili—Ag pravated ileshult.—Coub,vs Win Gunn, sr, —Selling liquors withotif, license. Com VS Henry Sbeha- . —Larc.my as bailee.• 'NOT TIME BILLS. 7,PAULT?L, , r 7 JIM; P. bailee. Coin vs same—Larceny by clerk from employer.• Com vs J L Ball Lar ceny: Com vs Scott Carey Larceny. Corn i va John Baker and Edith J Wane assault ::' • ''• , ___ eusisiEss'LOCAL or A BokmczA wish to illarrus of tJt*- esst vLpriulford Co, rota prouatfont4Alling IllalHine! • 'Mil take part good property In exeharge. Call this week at„thOWard House. Amount about ten thousand dollars. tiepte-to.• • VS": Coatint446 Mks. ELtA s Puwatttwill buy combings or cu hair and inky i!isbeetl.decs: Limaire st. - ; ); 41 , LAnnbard.Or. Ita r " 95 cts. fur Boy's Wak, , ons.'at MA D1L1, 4 8 Crockery,Storr. 1 ". ponsiderat . ion.of!tbst. dullness of the' thues,-Starru nun s. rOuldjannonuce to all hrtilatfirttiliAtielra/apfras many" new ones as ap ply tlio first of Septtouber, that titer will defice'r 31111: the -coming tall . and winter at fire (5) ruitta'per tituiit:.l': ituos. Toiranata, August It, 1977.-4 w. :=:tro,oo [''Ton can buy a, plated Castor for 99 rents, di iiike7ti; . fir All The LkteA ~cery cheap, ai & 811.144%:' ' The liestiiiiality of Family F10,111 : 4' 31TEPS11111 - 043rli.t r ikifiellOesale or retail. caug:4t) ArirOita:argitillf '4eif Corset. ' Bnatrrint ' nititt ; - fttrlits. =Nothing •caulfliciri %ISOM tO,hafigtd”Fgr4paape 41011.14190- ly than . tastily, decorated rooms., /The , humblest cottager may. by Purchasing hilt , Wall Paper 'at WiIiTCOND. k SITACT"tetrIM! tile4l.;ele as inviting and cheery as a monarch. • < , mars. SuA. - alto qt" - Co., n , Bloom aiv•ooir flirty; rtiehriffig tid ahtptiter frintrirritin at U Park-at.Ltiong.o airs. C. M. Manvillo„will receive a few rupulls for lastruetion In mnsk—upon rtalK , O nrOrgan, at her ,regitaire'liti Third St, at the re , % ,, dured price of #9,00 pertwenty lessons of ono hour each. - .811) is a IttecoUglitptattppetillittl teacher...pit tom' You c an get, allthelittat stylestif Stationery, eery cheap, at Wilmot's* SWIMS ur New flrta, neatgopds and iow pri ash at the 'Bridge street tarlatan tHer!,paarei . I lir Don't, go onprlion , bu t °lig* * **AM7 oll . iWa # •rair,rt • MIS; _• . - :111rNeis goods Idiot openiowtstrlSs;: D!LL'e Crackar7 egarib. 1,./sekfkurl,, ti xe you a, Inuit t'blotheis ertthsa Lrii: ~ei'isln3fiblr Xi eiairstitsisniti.b.s.l or: 14 ems oilveir Plated gear" rate, vikicwo Per dQiei , at it .4)lWa,crackao • lloaloic • bits .gesitcmcd„-Imr, floc& And etatiMmity Stunt t.co,m Tarawa moat co the :wry mob 'Mao/ *eons.. bk ! ek.• • BeilltifUttiOiVerlNAW; itidAvolL (troetertaiere: • N 401.1!: it Too ..rsiait.:baypins., Made eV lilo4o 4 l,iib'S whge NO*, doeli?; out tor Spring i*lr. / • 'hate. , _ Lor Knives and Forks, w,qtialtl4 steel, OM, tel,lltpl*i Ira t # apepi ! , sk(!rcrlcesi itore: itOiitittrN laiel at xi:wk.* tlf"Lanterqs, Uunps ancitniit aOO4, at liaailltroas tow rice!, Creckeii Stara. • • • seirt644. ' Virilmnue The Tailor" at ! . Kari* , • P4iying Kniyes and Poratfor less nal thin e'er knoven, 'at itAlilfoLtil Crochet? ; 7 046. ! • - NENi Clcrtbm 'ma at 1113 Pots. Churns, &c. I ,aLF,actco. , , t, • *.trit.tt,`N qmkery Store, f septB-Iw, El= JJ ring -a speciality at the Bridge Sirpet trtitiltzthilitore.' • mar 29. • 1 • Tho *a ::t and "*t assortment of spring clothing la t at 31. E. itossmiximos., ' • " ts' You- - cuff uy nice, . frei&lialted cracteftst Co I cry, very cheap. , : A._lrge Fut of spring 'and pininir hi* jusi ret , elye s at • ; •• . ... I RAittis' "Me' Tia Wet Ginpui t w,Nuts cheap at pi` EN111"8: Luc* spits at KEvra , 'Sr ers6keityof a11'• varieties baked - every day , • ... . , rir FA and Parasols in great varitty , at Kairi,a, Everitlin: 34Lin :Ur lino .0 stnti4n eriltytnitcnoni & stiAuT 4 s. firAlatge isibck.i)t Gloves and Ho siery at ximvs. " •• • \ 31-atrupplor tit.cupl„tp 'kale pro* 'upon pay Igr RonoEits . clialltuges campe.,- triton In': gnall27 of goods nOdlloyi viici3s' on Saab,. boors,, Muds MO Noldlnt,s, and al! building-ow fetish • :4 ' 6 \ .• Y1 1 (44;414! Troy; ltgr'What fnakek.you struggle • e , witty s uch p9or light, when for little Inoneyyonc.an s t4lre lighet ha t will no} try yoiir eyes. , but be pleasant ant} . if . Fou harkany.sionb} abouttha. ter, calkat 3}ADILL'S Crockery Stara and satisfy\ youiseit' • ' • • • • septil-lw, cation and t4;l Idio It and bat. nOpaied to • UT Loin. +.-.:Between < Wyaiusing said Towanda, a clasp roejteilioalit,eqbtalrang PeMecca; and ' I.l4;,tiplip,ris, school cerpOrates, etc. Sapposed 'to have , been train, or from litiing the same - warded by Waling It store. . 1 , . • . . s E.P1744. 11,1oxrpoN. . t"4 .- .SiCCABE,& EDNVARDShayg the' best and cheapest ear ei 'timothy Bend that , lras ererin 4 tetra.- WI an eutsiec before bry4ng..,.: _ ' Lace," Win • Mathis, and all gin-Wirt ddhe up to itratAttaiii style, at flier Towanda Laundry. Filleting done to order. fly Washing eallel for null delivered... Call and get prtruilat. , Sioirt.i. rewind:, ' 'Prof/dolor. - rir,Wisyromps' aL Rus.uT sell t4te best ni,vlk,ucots : matkiiractqro 41 the country. Tiirratirrs and Muslim very low, at KENT'S. Ji'llitnoes is now receiving Fsll gooliiin every 'Variety of Millinery and Helloes. - She is also sole agent for Dr. Wsustsn'S Health Corset. ilirW,uiTE goods great variety st ' :or enume.-1 . -Deep ROck t "- ." High :Otiftnazid...`glatengear reatar at K riblid will be *ail learn' ibit the.old and fellable artalef MON. TANY ES hAve eactdell.to make, the ea& KE TaiADEaapecialtp,sad'tothst.eftd,)atve :last co Ived a , larga invoke, c:timprisleg everything ;in the hue, iihlelt they, wpl sill 'at 'astasitehttity. Perions bating:Wool at H. B. rson A m`F find ft carded and ready for iteifirert! Insehtare are In excitterlf iota= twin,livenleg contidueusiy, and kedidng Op- with the work. carding shcioldhe done heforecol4 weather'. Prier C cents Per pound. jyl2. cir /DA ,the Light •Uousti 1149= lire, has bees presented with various. medals And testimonlaii, swan acknowledgemant of her serv- , lees in saiingihe 'WO sundry IndiVidnals. But' what do ill of her efforts anionnt to. When compar ed with ithir bedflits RoSisalrtittn,.the Clothier; is bilstql , firle upon: this : community. 16r more than ten years lie baijdevoted himself tonne object, vir,' furnishing the , people 'of Bradford county with Ready Made t.liothing of thav‘ry best quality, at trio lowest prices. Ho is now his (Mitre' shock regardless of cost pt customers' prices, in or der to make room ferlds tall and, winter goods. ror INSURANCE SECURE, SIStPLE, CliteXt..—Every man'otres It' to Mama to socare, roo,4oeableoloonot of money, to his family. The New Eraf.l'e lusurance Cornpapy, or rhik. adelphin, entrance fee t5 . - On every . 9 IMo, annual. - dues ti on every 91,000, and death asiesstnent from 90 cents t 012.66 per 1000, according to age of party insured. ,No tipeumerits nude except topay,act. s urd losses. Not more than WOO taken mores life. Only the; best risks aro taken, and pone accepted over 60 years of age,sand not more' than s i4ooo *nett aeon persons over 65 Years Of age. • • Over ‘1,090,000 insurauce,issued during the past year. and no death assessments made. fix.dogernor l'ota.oCK, President Trtonirrow Costithw,:freasurer;"o.lj. Se endue, .iiee•y...and COttiow. Asstatant ,For farther Listovinatioti apply to L. , T. Itorss, Qoueral Agent for Bridford county.. . - iO To CoCosrtprEs.—Tbo . ptlverti. 'see, siretirnd physician, having providentially -envered; Whilen"Medicill lithurtinuity In Southern AaLu.„ a.very simyto vettitaitie remedy :for the "eity and .portuanuntcptesif,constiraptioui Astbc nt, fir - uncial is, Catarrh, , and throat and. lung afiltetione-41so pneitive'• aed radical !Teethe Mr . Nervi 3 l l toorhilitY;rresilatbiti tinny; and .W 1 'Nor votui Complaints. furls' it - Ms duty • to. make. known to hia,suffering feliows. Actuated by this thotive, he will , cliet 4 ifully•m•nd (free of charge) to all who desire It, tint reetpc for preparing: and full directions for successfUnYnsing : this:provideutlal. d trout's& rentettr._Ttioso theinselveti of the benefits of this discovery wittiojat coat, can do so by rettinnmalt, by eildreasing With. stamp, naming paTt.r,, . . . , • . /- *D4. CHAIII.kO P. MARSHALL, /.. ~ I - Nlagara - Street, 7 Buffalo, "..V., T , ~ . . DIED. , \.. . ... lIARIIEN'..In Wellsboro•, l'a.. August 24, 1877, Mrs. B. ;anion. daughter of the\ late .Eillra t rd ••• McClave iltrtho 50th .7rertf ofliet age.F <f .. f 4 ' 'Decessisd \lames ' a •hishandi awl datighlor lo . . . reoutn:thrfabsegro or skirit info aild indateent 'rni , ..itier. i' .. . : - SUSQUEHANNA ' Thd Fail Term of this. Institutes will commence .110SUST. AUGUST 24, It??, with - a large and experienced corts of lastrnetors c Buperkrr advan tage* to those Whaling. to prepare for College, for business:lo Main.- and to obtain general ruttUre. The forgoing of 'tablas( and the moral con duct- of each studelitlelll ieeelte careful attention. The number of Teachenits large, Ineederthat tall puttee maybe done earn student. The Teachers , elms will. lie organised at the commenceduent of ' the . term. ll:epeelsl. atMntlon ' . ho Oven this Merrell amnion. • i. • Expense" as chaap as can be afforded for Alicio 'traction. Imparted, and : leaCfcrr Bradford' County students, than any other school of in equal tank... Entoatalogne, or.other particulars...add:ea the 11161 1111 . It TIM E. El 9111INLAN. A. Df.. Prost Trustees. • Tnolledst •Inliff4lffs. - • • . i," aexENTI. ME Pit • of Siatiimer COI;L tGIATE „-; SPECIAL LOCAL. • - A I*F 6 VP ...I . I f4II;WS Iston.—E. V. minket , ' celebrated Bitter Wine of Iron Will efleetuallyentelivercomptahterailtisa. - dyspepsia, - chronic or am ino dettiti angle dlerriuni, illicateof tbe killneti Ind Owes artsingyfreidh disordered flyer, stomach or bees tines, such as constipation, itaitte.intlard pins. felines,r Wind to thebieafthelit bead., &enteral the ens. oritch ac for.ikenn , ,'/Itsgtist .; thatateee weight in the stom h. son enitatkantinnlitag for fluttering at the pit of tbeatokinb. swinaking. of the Mad. hurried or &intuit breatedng. latter -leg at the hes& dinging Id ettilenedtlitentelatott when in a lying dinWeistirAuvao, &War webs before_thd ht. I PatnAti the biltad• den* clency ot,pe ion; 'elevenses of the IMO sad eyes, pain In the side. leek.—Wad. 06114 Milne itodbewiletakesof -haat, intedniht the flesh.. constant Imaginings of sett and Elena depression of 4 Pilits• Pll ll l,st per bottle.` anwaire of noitnteat lens. Po nos let, your druggist pan off some other preparation of.lron be tiny farke gook but ask for Krankers hillier IVine of _lron. Take no other. Kuntelts Miter Wine'of Iron is not sold Whelk...- only in $t bottles. 'ff. Litman/. reolfft•toror Nth Ette North Ninth threat, Ishiladelpetta. rs., bold by MEM • • "tArkivaint Madam ill 'etra' iwor hairs. lee !fee till.Aiwa pima, Pin aqd Stomach Worms Phi by Pr.lte bi. - North Itlatbiltreet Philadelphia pa:Seltd,tatf eiretatit, ter rental rip or.fitemach Wieina oft_joar deugrei. si! sit *Wit' bettWof Mani We Watts ipelee,et. , ,it pens MIN Common erne tepebeb If Tspeiltorm'be remtled,.all ether *orals cente nodal reacrvirdx • • :• - , - E.I6Kti*SIPS EVOTIIAL t Z.II•KU.NIC*I44 • 8 'Strati:lp" %%v. The: best and , cheapest ,„fistrPressing and ;lair . Cleaner In the world- They remote dandruff,: allay •Irrttutbirk soothe and Cool 1.10 beated ll 4 l 44 Prleat the . halclrunt off..and promote the growth a In very short time. 'They preserve hotbahutify the flair. and render -Itabft and sjwy. They Im part it brilliancy and silky sippraranee to wod and. and,-.as is hair drefulbc, ,tany aro tuut. taledl eradicate dandruff and prevent hornbeam- The shampoo Retina tbeltalt, lembrei grow; scurf, itching. eruption. Cures headache produced by heat and fatigue, Emitter's BW‘Onlob and Las. trotrestore -Hair t o midterm/ eekev.-vtil .store faded., dry s harsh and wiry hair. Price per bottle,hi. Ask-your druggist for theaw,tsr mud to E. P. Kunkel, - Proprietor s No, , .gro , Nerttr-, Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. • ' , • Aur.llll7. QUOTATION OF WILITE,POW %co 'ELL. k 'CO., Bakken and Broken..No.'42 South TAtrd , titre° t, rhiladelph!i„ Kept. ,3rd, 1877. 11 1111. lad% U. S. 1881, e - 6 6 6, " S. and J• • " ";"--; •47. T - • ntifi - • 109 1040, MT" • 1233 i • •pwcilleVl4.lif.,••• New B , s, ilqgt # BA 108% • " !$. 1. C. 1 .7881 1010( 4.4, R 94 4112..1*'! 10118 jam „ c ... 1891 • • 30354 =1 Gold 81)yer.•...,,, 4 ' '-- ' - , ••-- r ' ls° Peanrytrants • • ' • • ;.. • -30 • Reaping ".....1.. 318( . . .. . . , .1431Udelphin & Erie 938 Lehigh `xvlgstloa - • - ... 30% • Valley, Ex. Dlx " se.. Strafed R. R. of N. J '• • ' '• 121 . Pl3ol3urgtr, T. &Masao 8.34 Northern Central' • : 181A1 Centril Trillipoll3ololl :a eaptteryoulpg - ~.._4 5 North Vtimayvarilii ' ' • .Se C. A. *ortorage rs, 71.19 • • I log . . „ . . New ALvenloment‘. T j ST. OF LETTERS remaining in _EA rose Office at Toivanda; Bradford \ Co., Pa.; for the, week ending Beptembe.s,:lB77 \ • Colemaw.Mrs&Ua. Kennedy Parney Davidson, Edgar Keller, James \ • Fraser, James •.• Lacey, O' I• \‘', Fogarty. Maggie Reagan, Thos Heath, Henry Sarah. A \ • Persons calling for any of the atereotifil please say "advertised,' , giving date of list. W. ALVORD, P. M.' • INIASON HEAD, • 2r . ORNEIB-4 Towanda, Pai Office over T , racy, liabLet ) 13. ii,LCEte:i" ..1;137 001:: CARPING., - -The sub- , . scriber will car d rolls the presentsesion tir hi aid establishment in . iCaMptorrn, Pa... 'From his long experience the public may-be sure ot hav ing their work done in the best-posatble indicter. and with dispatch. as he willgive his personal sad close . attention to the Mildness! Price 6 eta-per Wool taken in payment when desired.. Caniptown, June 5, 11177. , U. B. INGHAM. , , . , j'A C 0:B . $ Is now receiving his FALCAND - M4NTEAEOCk CVOTIIINGI hichlae never been EQU ' A ' ALED . be fore in :this - market , either ft* •-- LOW PRICES. , If you doubt; call and. examine. Patton'e, I,Coek, 31.aiii-Street. Toivancla, Sept. 4;1817. r A /X.FCITTOJS',NOTIc.- - -INtotiee ilherrby_gleen that _4ll.pm:sone . Indebted to t e estate of J. - lf .Wrlght,late of Athens twmtleed, meet make Immedtate payment Lathe underlain:rod. all persons.Livlng claims agalnitiald'estate must present then; duly nathentiested: for 'settlement. MAMA. :ELY WRIGHT, July 19, '77 -- ECII,TO4'S - .NOTICE,Noiice Ii herehr ittreh - that ail persons 'lndebted to the estate of itleAzer AMR, late of Orw - ell, deceased, must make Itnote4tate pastrieht; spd $l.. passions having , agaTnst etltd estafern'inst present theta duly authenticated, Or. settlem4o‘,. ' • - RESET • Assentor. Orwell, Va;.augle4w...: , , my wife-Sa x.," rah A. left my bed and baud en July 3d;11177. without lust cause er proreetathdli on pet/ ire iwrebr fOrbid haiborhlS or trusting her on oaf se em, all I paY be dada of bet tear/m=l on. less compelled by law.P. P. iirAmsow.:, Leßaysville...dor. 50.'18774t• - . ADMINISTEATOE'S NOTICE . „ —.Notice Is herebysiren- that all ;omens JO. debted to the estate of Z.. 45. Beekwltlytater' of ate - requested to make dta f'paymentyment to tbd undertlgned;azid allfethoone hosing accounts aphis& the eatteatate,eisstpre• sent the same duly Authenticated-kir settlement to the'undenslmt EadtlamithheN. • • - JAE..H. Admr - t • Exit 81a1f1iflefd; filtrAt. 4; Mt.' • " , TICL. Nance AL , is hereby' given Mut phisont'ludeb the Instate of Bomb A.Cete, /ate of Ttermads demmettl. mutt make tompeillate mimes; to' uudehtlipted,Mit peso./ having dame' ugh estate mutt peutent the. math fl uted foe - • . , ft:ANlPAlStvll4l"iiszerotol4. i•nraw*i rtti4lll6,lll Mote% 198 1144‘ 104,4 124 10814 114854 11:44 INN 13% i 190 sor, 9 - 3? UK LOX Sh' IT OF • QUALIT i ExecutOrt. zitsi T" . AMERICAN : CietOriroDlX Pre;efilf a prieorende de penal Sewn Seem& edge, Yit °stets ot the , istilkt isaltesiklS= Wes se ineskired(blr fist er thug liironsation MA *kW' 1 , 14 • , lteshealso• •-• Philasco7l Cholaifig, ' , Pbrieworn• fleshier, Betsey, , M _ 'll ZaPi tit 3141 4 1% ' Conalaffl, Lee' Iterlidne„' 'f haAasl. Meek, ' Dhertiu EaVal'ina. Xmlarai, • E4 Y.Sil acal esednioll • Too, - Prosets,, Niftiest rinapc44' • lemma, • 1 Liipsol.! • .TM Aimlai, &st 11rUkairtallam at saws. All ib.laa.lßrw Artiapa tha ?law or cameos_ Llte.. • • , . Praetkal &teats; sat &WM Litaaltam, • IA groat vark,:wAlely ter paspo•es quer, to Igoe *thane/ Max a Maio - irdessie, aU aaalobtima to imam: ot• thealatlra aa area irobJecAla irldeb tbe7 say be lawastal, , that gUalaa kmarladp aad Naas Um aUtAlaiat••• coaUlliate to. their,baslaaas at peopailAul maa• . . ` 4l2 Nrikletit MI S eget* Per dor trod besselsil ce - trine** would buy ekoseplete.set orOr Cita. perils by s bimonthly Order, thentby sorrileg • ilbrary of anlrenal with ber rdlie eforpor earrifice. ' J Tie perbiliberii Immo iespeethey Odor lbs . = Ile doss ibis look le sold only b 7 Oen sad Neat& sad to is did at less than the prises plate of this Ivor* to .t&I pubitakint."tieles. stentqf pieperaiiteffisg,lttsktilig, exesaf 9500 The cal to purdiarers ti /#* Oflb osnt . . CLOTH,— per ickl, 4L O ?mamma.. peryol.; 'LW -Itairrualurr,“ 7.1 m) Mu., Russia, - LOS l'uLL Taggart," 10.00 f lum. Tusiwr, '• MOO • * . D. APPLETON & CO, Pubilders. New To*, and $l2 Chestnut Stant, PhtJ TePLA ; ' • ~~ ~ ~~~ . e j' L. KENT (Atiecessor so 'Did • Balm% Wai 'OFFER FOR THE NE IT: not TY Ilan! HIS ENTIRE, STOCK' OF DRESS GOODS, 'WHITE GOODS, LINEN GOODS, Av., sEc.,"dEb., AT REDUCED RRiCES. GLO !EA HOSIER 1 . LACES, AND ,E16110:1DE:RIES IX 0.4.44.T.T1R.147,Y; A.LABGGE STOCK QF SILK WORStED PRING2O JUST RECEIVED'. BARGAINS IN 4BLE LINEN,. NAPKINS, TOWELING, cue. , . &e . •T • _OUB STOCK or CLOTHS" AND.: CAOILVEBEr Nil VALED, AND HA Vflia l SEOg.RED THE SERVICES OF .11;IRRIS ..THE TAILOR, \ WE 41W RIIdPA.RED To WHO HAT FAVOI US 1 WITH THEIR \ PATRONAG*,/,' Towindit, 41ine 21; 0,1 o klg. • D''OI.YOU FOB,GE'r IT I WHAT'? Why; de fact 'UM Z. 1110111157/ 2LII 801 l WWl:ones to sell READY-MADE CLOTHING AT TON OLD STAND 1 RIS 'PRICES ARE • LOWER I THAN ANY OTRER ESTARLDITOPERT, THIS BIDE OP Tag OLD coturniy: AißsigoodaszAillisys • BOUGHT FOR. CASH, AND:OHARARTEED TH.BE JERT - *HAT THEY ARE RECOMMENDED Ms stock comprises eviritblng_ - IN THE CLOTHING LINE! . ruov(rur. .cuk.ArEsT • • • THE MOST COSTF GARMENT IL ales assortment-et - CLOTHINO, ISEATLT AND SUSSTANTISLiT MUM,' AT. ABOUT TOL COST OP SLATICSIALI SPRINGHATS,": - • • Tt , • •• , SPRING OVERCOATS, .‹.TASTY.I*I3AELLAS, • BEST LATE OCELISNISEINO GOODS EVE* OFTEZED IN THIS MARKET 1 Illy miaow§ kiscrwlkst I ' I:kftIIANIENTLTIORITED - tlt TOWANDA, , . 'Afleikellhantifromon ofrdsk of leeker. ciliated OA IS eons of .imeroky footsies' dasters...wbo !or! vonttnob lobsUirano plrc.. - • - - I • - 1877. • Tw o, ItEPORTER OFFICE ' POE.tAs'• I •‘. ....; '44owatt ' . _ • • \ • J. la KENT. K.: E. sos**mxLD. MEI
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