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thgalleard Repartmeni
E. E. Qtrnathr, ,
J. £WILT, Committee.
J. T. McCol,Lom, of '
O. W. Rt.,v, 41 1180C i4te Editors
A. T. lauxx. ; -
Cotanitmications may be sent ha:either of the
editors, as may be prefrrted,:and will appear
• the.issue of which be has charge. • •
G. W. ItrAN, Editor. •
INSTITUTE TEACHERS•
Institute managers should remember
that an institute lecturer, teacher, and
talker, are not ,the same Ibing.- A man
'assay, be apleasant lecturertor an abund
:nit talker, 'and . be no true teacher at all. ,
Art a proper, Working, teachers'. insti-'
tut° requires; ahem all things, good teach
ing:: And to teach well in an institute
one should, first of all, have been a sue
aloft,/ teacher, It is contrary to the very
natureof the urt, that }re who has failed
in the school as the less should, succeedln
the institute which is the greater... The
PrineipleiWglit be more strongly put : he
who has not attained an, eminent success
in practical teaching ; gives little promise
of anything but failure in institute work.
In the next place, to :be properly fitted
for that work, the teacher must have
learned how to adapt his skilled teaching
to the express . wants of an institute,—we
say emphatically, to adapt his own alrea-•
dy - mastered art of teaching to the new
conditions ; for it is not enough to have la
boriously compiled, and crammed, for the
• purposo,of tabulation and talk. You may
cull from Page, and Northend,. and Hol
brook, and. Holbrook, and Russell, and
Wickersham, and pirate from your asso
ciates and assistants - , and have tested lit
tle Yourself, and be no-,teachesT j yourself.
We have witnessed interminable black
board tabulations, and listened to -valua
ble deliverances of mere dogmatism there
on, in which there was neither ',break nor
line of tree institute teaching. accu
mulatiort of numbered empirical" musts
and " shoulds," and "oughts," can com
pare in sense or value with a few clear;
'self-tested, illustrative- harm But •agaid
we insist, that these, hotel;—otherwise_
called "pt.tical " methods,—Must_have
had their first and last beginning in sue,'
cessful teaching. Without that, there is
no security that the institute instruction,
t-o called, will not be overloaded with em
pirical fancies and theoretic details; which
the instructor 'himself could not work out
successfully in the school-room, and which
his auditors neither could use ; nor would
&min of using, after the close of the ses
sion. But them-is : l;m greater, evil;: in in
stitute institute instruction than that of
elaborately displaYing and dogmatically
enforcing the untried and impracticable'.
It kills the very interest, 'purpose, and - ex,
pectation which it -is a chief object to
arouse. 4 Yet, this is the very evil which
must increase and prevail-just in propor
tion asthe *theory of teaching is made a
study, and its presentation attempted by
unpracticed dr half-successful teachers.
We press these principles earnestly up
o'our educational authorities, for the in
stitute work is growing in importance,
and jus ‘ t in proportion as it becomes prom
inent, it is likely to be infested by mere
platform aspirants and scholastic charla
tans, than Which notting is to be so pro
foundly deprecated, It is bad enough to
have so much ernde capacity- and ineom
petetnt ;raining among teacbefs - ;. but to
crown this, by enthroning the samei de
lects on a larger scale on our . institute
ptatform, 'is the "last infirmity of evil."
- 7 1 2,'or , England JoUi•ilat of Education.
• •
ITHE BLIND SPDT IN THE EYE.
' The Abbe Marhitte discovered the sing
lar fact that when a ray of light falls rip
on, an be conceived, the center of the op
tic nerve it excites no sensation. The ex
periment of MriOtte can be readily re
peated on , the following representations of
the' sign 4- and capital 0 : •
•
•
0
tx - perinic - nt of `A ariot to
if we close the left eye and direct the
axis of the right eye steadily toward the
`when the paper is held at the distance
of about ten inches from.the eye, , the 0
vanishes. The distance; from the eye to
the object disappears, must be
about live times as great as its distance,
from the other object: In this ease the
and 0 are two inches , asunder. Now,
as the optic nerve enters the. eye, not in
exact eoiticidence with the axis, but .a lit
tle to, the nasal side, it is evident that; rays
of light from an object can never fall at
the same time upon the insensible point
of each ever The defect of vision is then
fore never experienced under ordinary cir
etulastances, If rays fall upon the blind
- spot of one,leye; other rays froM the same
object willinilpinge upon the outer side of
the retina in the other eye, and at a (Hs:
it ance from the other blind spot. Now,
there can he no doubt that the• blind spot
has a real existence, lnd .the question
arises as to what it 'really is. It was at
first decided that this spot was the basis
of the, optic nerve,: and that,' therefore,'
the nerve itielf was incapable of distinct
vision. This opinion is in fact embraced:
without examination, in many books of
optics at the present day. ,
Bui, by granting that the r4S fall at
Lhe , base, of the optic nerve, it by no
means demonstrates that the nerre is in
capable of receiving-the impression. The
'central artery of the retina 'penetrates the
eye through the very center of the nerve :
and through the same opening the central
vein leaves the organ. It is probable,
therefore, that in this experiment the ray
falls, upt.ti the blood-vessels and not upon
the Medullary natter of the'nerve ; and if
. so, we could not expect that there should
be sensation. W e think this to be the
correct - expl anation of the phenomenon.
Will, some of our readers give us another
and better one? N.
SELF CULTURE
To ensotV-succesS in almost every voca
tion, self culture must be persistently
practiced. In lie other procession is this
so essential is in that of teaching. ' The .
most scholarly and successful teachers are
invariably the most studious ones. Some
portion of each day should be devoted to
study. Teachers.haie no excuse for he
ing deficient in orthography, geography,
history, and the definitions, principles
ana rules of grammar and arithmetic for
they min be acquired without an instruc
tor by patient application of the memory.
. -Each successive eXamination of a teach
er on comparison with preceding ones
should show marked improvement in
Scholarship. and the " Superintendent
- should develop and preserve all data poss
ible to aid in determining progressiveness.
Ait examination , for 'winter schools
should extend over most of tbi" - contents
' oreach book of common school - i3tudies.
A teacher isTeertainly unqualified to take
pupils through the practical or higher
arithtneties who is unable to solve the
problems and explain the rules in ;these
books. We should favor selecting most
of the problems for examination from
these hooks—changing names and figures.
The i- Superintendent could net then be
juittr seem* of tap match. sernrity,.;—cd,
etymology and syntax, the notes and ob
servations of our s grammar, than on some
intricate selection of classic English.
Teaphers should strive during the sum
mer to thoroughly review the common
brunches, and stady how to explain and
teach the several topics, thus qualifying
for winter schools.
Teachers, should , prepare to earn as
much as possible, and directors should
pay all they earn.
Examinations that are partly oral and
partly written 'aie fairest for teachers, as
they enxible persons deficient by one metb 7
od to receive due credit by the othr.
They are far more satisfactory to the
Superintendent. — The teacher's knowl
edge of books may be quite fairly tested
by the written method, but the ability
and tact to explain, to illustrate, to teach,
to govern; can only be determined by oral
work.
Another advantage of oral examina
tions is that directors and friends select
ing teachers by noticing the manner, the
readiness and the'tact• of each, may be
materially assisted fin the choice. There
is less chance to -favcir friends and punish
enemies.
We'hope to see :the combined method
tried. The argunient in favor of exclu
sively written work, is that it is so much
shorter and easierfor the examiner.
The examinations should be so Emmet , .
ous that each class will not exceed ten to
twenty teachers.
We hear ; that, Superintendent Wilt is
busily engaged in visiting schools in dif
ferent parts of our County. lie has made
ninny friends since entering tipOrt the du
ties of SuperintendeuLand has given gen
eral satisfaction.
Few pertons are as well qualified .for
the important work of school visitation.
We hope tjiat his Suggestion to teach 7
ers to - make up loads and attend the
Teachers' Association in Towanda, June
1:Ith and.l4o, may meet with a generous
response ; for we believe the session will
be - one of unusual interest.
Mu. Enerent :—As none have - given my
favorite solution to the equal annual in
stallment problem, I offer the following :
suppose the yearly payment to be one
dollar. The payment four years from
ffaie will cancel - a debt 4. 80.0434 three
years from date. This is found by divid
ing the fourth payment, one dollar, by
one
_plus the rate of interest (1.00).• Add
this result to the payment of three years
from date, and we have the value of third
and-fourth payments,' three years from
date, which is i 4 .1,0434. Dividing titles by
1.00 and adding (81.00), the second pay
ment, .and we hare $2,833.4,-the united
.valueli - Of.second, third and ,fOurth pay
ments two years from date. Dividing
this by 1.00 and adding the first payment
will give us $3,0730, the value of all the
payments one year.froin date. The pres
ent worth of this sum •ill be found by di
viding again by 1.00 to be $3,4'651. Then
'four annual payments-of one dollar each
will cancel a present debt of $3,4651. ;To
cancel a debt of $4500.Y3 the yearly pay,
went must be as inany timen One dollar as
3.4651 is contained times in 4500,, which
is 81298.67, answer. • .1. P.. E.
Camptown, Pa., April 22, 1878. •
2. 0. Frost's Sons
FURNITURE AND UNDER
TAKING.
X - 0: 1711 0 S S SON ag,
•
•
•
With the Sprinq -ode fee hate .
- mint' /Or 2CII rd with a, elle line of
New Gofbils I;n• the Pdelor, Cho nihrl
and Library. inf., 11) - liaii all 1, L a i rs
Novelties in l'atent...Roctei.s, 'anti
Chairs, (fr. •
•
• Our line -of Chamber Furniture,
including lb!r latt:st styles in Queen .
Anne and Easital.e, is tow large and - 1
.Prices that do:fy competition ; 9r hilt~~
("di l ution - Chairs,. Bedsteads,'
I t% Spring Beds, Coto:hes, Mattresses
Lotd•ing-Glasses we hare alwaysl
Llaken the lend for Best - - Goods and
Lowest Prices.
• 'Our 1:m1(v-taking Department is
arrays Complete, and tre keep i n
Sti;Pk .11Iaek and WiiiteCloth Caskets;
IVa,nret, .lietalie and Rosewood Cases
'fflntr Coffins' of Crery style, and our
priees'are lower than the lowest.
JV/ien in need of nuyThing'in our
`tie please call and !yi our prices, as
.e are sure you will find them lower
can anywhere
J. 0. FROST'S SO :VS,
OE
APPRAISER'S LIST.— Venders
of foreign and domande merchandise, Mini
loin and brewers, brokers., &e., In Bradford Coon•
ty, will take notice that • they Ire it and
clawed ,by the undersigned, J. ser of Mer
chants and other license tax for • year IPS, as
follows, to wit
Ciao*. Tax.
P Cochran, .
D &errors &
ASTLVIT TWP.
II Moody k Soo,
flee It Webb,
F Yoaeg,
E Weller;
'Underhill & Noble,
Pester k
C tl Wheelock. ,
King Dmehard,
Vandozer & Co.,
Jos'Wylle,
II M Core
Anson Deldlernan,
EOM
Ely Wright,
.toe. Mors,
F R Lyon,
n is Estabtook,
E. 1 Frost, ,
JIM I>yons.
John Petersoa,
Chas Morse,
CS Drake,
I Potter, '
John Garinll,
Gladke lk Ilmentatn,
Wolcott k (obt,
W P CkafTee,
Mitchell litok
=I
lIEUEI2I
Fitch & Kinney,
F T l'age,
G C Gregg,
S at Wooster,
F C Proctor.
TV 11 1.) Green,
31 Knapp.
It A Abbott, supt,
W d Thiimpson, agt,
P F Lynch,
Jerry Ryan.
Beeman h Cone
Strait & Hibbard,
(.1' If Gernert, ,
i"ti McClelland,
Geo MeCarrick,
. . CANTOR, LAST.
..,
Burnham & Eitaideee, 13 `lO 00
CANTON ?WV'.
J R Wright,
& re pert,
White &Sinclair,
James
Strait & Sun, •
U P Sanders, ' 14 7 00
0'.31 Elliott, 14 7 e 0
'
It W Clark, . 14 7 00
Burk, Thomas & CO., ' 8 30 00
Kilmer & 3100dy,13 10 00
•
E Newman, 14 7 00
-
Gll Estell, - 13 10 00
Crippen .I; Elliott. 13 10 00,
I' Litman, : 13 , 10 00
L Tochsberg, 14 ' 700
11 31 Trout, . • 14 700
C W ll'eardsley, 14 7 00
E Smith, - 14 7'oo
Wii Cronnter-, - 14 - 700
Plerre, 'lrrlpp & Pierce, - 12 'l3 50
B S Partt, 12 12 &::
Coe & Campbell,l4 ,7 00
Baron 3: Wilcox,
11 15 00
A I•frout, 14 7 00
.
.1 Kenney , . - 14 •7 00
,
C E Stone. . 14 • 700
W Owen di l Son,l3 10 00
Mix & Whiteman, ' - 14 7 00
Tll A .1 M Peck, ' 14 700
Cone A Brain, 14 7 00
James Johnson,
( WZST TRANICLIN TWP. ,
ii'M Walters, . 11 10 00
GRANTILLIE TWP.
Taylor & Manley,
P
Porter
J J-Anderton,
W t: Armstrong,
G W Lantz,
llngh 'Holcomb,
11 A Holcomb,
Ili W Bailey, . 13 10 00
1. 1. lieaworth, 14 . 700
.1 G Itemitej, 14 7 00
Grey :1 Lyon, • 13 10 00
Gorham & Coleman, ..
13 10 00
.1 1' Vail, 14 7 00
Di: ilalfry, . 14 7 00
1. 1' Blackman,-
• 14 7 00
a i 1 Baldwin, 11 - ; 00
I. W Jobni.on,l4 7 00
i; \v 1r iiie.
J S Ilvrington,
Tracy,
E F Fowler,
Ithiperault & Co,
t
Summer. & Holten,
I) J Sweet, ' ,
Sweet ac Ingham,
A L Cramer & son,
ytrifler & Mosbacher,
Frauds ONthans k Co.,
Pendleton Emir..
Potter &
PrHide & Corbin,
I' Boardman,
4 P Ox,ner,
Wt. Pendleton, -
I=
IS A Hong & Co,
W C & A B Burrows,
Frost,'
R Browning,
John Whitaker,
W 3laynard,
time Grange, Pof 11,
,
Lent,
t.
1.
•
14
sYLTANIA torso'. ' •
1' Perk.
14 7 I*
H Smlth, •'N4 7 00
SPRINGTISLD TW
•14: S Watson,. . 14 700
W T Daly. • 14 7 00
M S Harkness, t 700
/4 1/ lint; 11\ 700
T 11 Mattock , • 14 7 00
BEM
S Owen, ,
.1 C Robinson,
H C Evans,
Craig Si Tutor',
13-II - Berry,
W s Pitts,
II G Chase,
\v strong,
STANDING STONE TWP. s
F E Bush.l3 \' 'Q CO
. -
Alex Ennis., ? ' 11 7NIQO
Bostwick Bros', . 11 7 .i
tfIIESILEV:IW TWP.
Osborn Bros', I 14 700
o F Ayers, , 1— 14 700
1.111711F/ELD TWP.
E. i ,, i - Tracy .it Co .,'
' 13 , 10 00
A E Childes .ii SOn, 14 7 00
NI linliork 6; Son, 12 12 60.
IV E Vorhis,' 12 12 SO
Waller Phillips, 13 10 00
C B Illgg, - 14 7 00,.
. ..
Class. Tax.
31 BR H F ()Wen, 2,, -•- 10 2O 00
.1 r Cor•er, 12 12 50
Mr. G W Minos, 14 . 7 00
J L Kent, lO 20 Ott
3liCal,e & FAlwanbt, - 6 500
Mrharp! h Ittokelt, - 8 • 30'10
Bowman & Kline, .i ' 13 10 10
31 J Larkin, - ' 14 7.00
.1 W Kinner' 14 700
T Moir &Co, - - •13 10 10
Powell & Co, • . 3 100 00
flolmeA &Pmtage, 12 12 SO
J Dontrich, , . • 14 7 00
E F Dittrich A Co,
_,13 • 10 iSf
C P Welles, ,_._
13 10 00
P. M Well. g &Sou. 14 700
W A Chamberlin, 13 10 00
T'll Emtnons. • • 14 700
The Singer Nannfactorifrg Co, , ' 13 10 (0
Whit.omb& blunt, 'l3 10 00
(`-D Porter, 13 10 00
D W Scott &Co, 10 20 - 00
Braund A Hill, 13 10 Ott
.
Abram tlneil,. l4 7 00
George 1. Hews, - • - 13 111 00
Henry Mercur, . 14 7 00
WR. Smalley. . 14 „7 00
t• F CrWS, 14 7 00
George Ridgway,. . - 14 - 7 00
.
0 D Wlcklu,m , . • ! - 14 700
II T June, ' 10 20 op
G'T Kirby,. . . 14 7 (0
A Itoeencranee, • -14 7 00
Montanyea, ' 13 'lO 00
J o Frogne SOM., .., ~
1, 11 15 00
_
41 Jacobs, ':, . , . 14 ~ -7 00
IL C Porter,
EX.
' l3 10 to
Decker Bros',•, 13 . 10 00
.
C F D.yton, . . 13 10 Ott
G M Clark • . 'l3 10 00
111 E Rosenfield, ' , 1310 00
,
C 8 Fitch, - ' 13 r:. 10 00
J D Fetch A Co, 10 ‘, 1110
H J Madill, 13 ',lO On
Leroy McKean, - 14 -7 00
1 4 P Hicks, • 13 10 00
John Carman, 14 7 00
.
J K Bush, • . 13 ' 10 00
George Stevens, . 6 60 00
H Jacobs,lo 10
Woodford & Tendorn , • 13 10 00
Tomer & Gordon, 14 7 00
C N Slyer, ~ . 13 10 00
.Evan& Hildreth,
L T
John Beld Rope
l . • . 14 700
` emsn, -
' I
14 700
,
•
Lac Sterne, . 13 10 too
Rockwell A Titus, • . 11 15 00
Wm A •Rockwell, ' • . 14 7 13.1
oiep
J Cowles.h Bl . . • 14 7(0
II A um,
• ..
14 - 7 00
Hurophiel Arm' & Tracy • ! 3 100 (0
Pieme &Scott,* --', - --14 :7 00
Judie' 21 Pliinn47,,. .. 14 • 700
Howe Slacken GO.. . . - 'l4 7.00
,
![abort 4L , Bandell, . - -- 73 . 10 00
A H Dye CO. , -,-. - - ! • - • i 4 .• 10110
Main S'lrecl.
J
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1 1
NoRI
Lagal:
AtiIAXT
IX $lO 00
11 18 0(1
14 • 700
I=l
' 1 700
11 7 00
I=l
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 700
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 ‘07 1.4 %)
14
14 00
14 700
I=l
11 15 00
11 15 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
74 7 00
700
14 700
14 ' 7 00
14 700
14 700
13 10 00
14 7 00
12 12 50
13 10 00
E/Ml3
11 15.00
13 'lO 00
14 700
14 700
NGZQj.
EEI
BUNIANGTON - 11 - 01t0.
i 4 7 00
14 7 00
=
14 7 00
I
40 00
4 00 00
13 10 00
COLUMIIIA Twr,
14 7 00
14 7 00
13 10 00
14 7 00
14 700
14 7 00
13 10 00
cANTON BOUO.
14 700
13 10 00
14 7. 00
14 • 700
13=3
14 7 00
12 1* 50
14 7 00
14 7 00
El=l
.., 14 700
I=
14 7 00 .
13 10 00
LMOY.
14 7 00
14 7 00
LanAysvitadr. none,
I=2l
13 10 00
14 7 00
xoNnos nono%
14 7 00
14 7 00
12 12 50
14 7 00
12 12 50
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
=6
13 10 00
13' 10 00
_ORWILL TWP,
14 700
11 700
14 700
it 700
1:1 10 00
12 12 SO
/2311172
1.1 700
It 7 00
• 13 10 00
EII:13=12
E2=ECE2I
EMB2Ciri
_I.Ij •4-I *I
TZAVANDA BORO
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Ltd,--~ -.....~ ~. - - -
J 811nra,
sat Timm.
3 H Dexter.
H J dbaler.
=I
Cleeije T Insists,
Horton * Tyrrell,
Stowell Dm,
Charles Simple'',
Jake Seboonotei,
Ith a Park, .
Daniel Meehan,
Charles Bartlett,
J Z I' XPiollet,
=l=l2l
W G Dwitoict,
a Cooper,
J D Kinney.
Cl=
Wm H Rastrll,
M HeMinium It 00.
Wm 14 Harrington
=3
Jaarmlbither,
C P Forrest„
A 0W2141414,
Jame' Irvine,
A 'Watkins,
%SOY 11010
Jewell A Bovneroy,
tewirt Bros., . ,
John II Grant -
Grohs A Lee,
Dewey A Co..
D B Dare,
C Oliver A on
Dobbins A Johnson,
Hickok A Williams, •
C,rBpaldlarr,
Damson A McCabe,
Hobert A Porter,
H F Long. - • -
.1 B Cortellis,
L W Eighmey,
II Wolf A Co., -
Des itt A Bliss;
Bailey, Fanning A Loomis,
Wbittaker A Long,
G Bradley,
Newberry, Peck A Co.,
I A Pierced Son.
Redington A Leonard,
D 11 Mitchel, •
10 00
EVE=
J S Chamberlin,
C 8 Itoßeranek,
M Allis
Ackley, Allis,
A Blocher,
J H Howard.
ft S Ackley;
Lewie A Brown,
Andrew Fee,.
J Haßock,
P Bosworth d: Co.,
Clark nollenback,
V Muriel,
It J
S Fuller,
C S Lafferty,
1/3:3132
Mr=
WS Bowman,
A 114 of persona enraged In the sale of Paten!
tlfeniennee' Nostrums, &e., in the County of Brodfonf,
for the year 1878
131=12
D Steregeis,
I=
Porter Co..
ATHIS/31101W1301/:
Hines,
G T Ereanbrack,
L=E7li
Burnitam A Boardslee,
111=1112•1
J 11 Wright
CANTON SORO
W Clark,
Mix B Whiteman,
I=l
Taylor & )Hanley,
LLUATIMILLE
J Hensley,
P Blackman
I ran
C D.llolcomb,
MIONI!OR0110
II C Tracy,
D J Sweet,
MANI BOZO.
E N Fwet,
I =133737
J C Robinson,
TRP! I
w 9 Dailey.
11
- 31 Bullock &Pa.
W Vorbi.,
TOWAXDA DOSO
Clark B Potter,
C .T Kirby,
U C Porter,
Turner a Gordon,
Jain,es
IIIIIEE!
St. wari :Brno.,
B B Mitchell,
P A Quick,
Lam!
V ItomPt,
I NI Mlle,
A ll.t of persons engaged In Hotel keeping in t
County of bnottord, fur the year 1878:
V=2
P DWtleox, •
J
Morrie Kellogg,
I=
Chi* Dewitt,
S R Rugg,
& tl L lord*n,
D M Sinsabaugli,
IM:!9=1102
Warren Smith,
Jos I" Strung,
CARSON DORO
Jo/1n Irving,
It Tuttle,
CA Vll . O/1 rar
J W Maynard, (Minnequl)
I=2
Sincebt Baldwin,
EUUTH CREEK TWP.
Geo Suffern,
SYLVANIA sons
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
Henry Cunningham,
SPRINGFIZLTo TWP
Jos Cancer
RHICIIIIII4TVIr
D M Roseacning,
SOUTH WAVEBLY
Wm 3lonscy.
BM ITIIFIRLD TWP
li: Blake.ly
/ 00
12 50
10 00
10 00
■oaaoa bozo
Ornal Kellov,,
TOWANDA 0080
C H Seeley,
Wm Henry,
John Sullivan,
W Pitcher,
S M Brown;
0 H P Distrow,
E A Jennings,
J C Vance,
T G Jordan,
M A Iron.lst,
John Beeman,
Daniel :Brown,
TIIOT 80110.
Joseph Jardloman,
D 8 Kennedy,
.7 0 Dougherty,
Charles DAttlett,
J
NBmwn,
=
WELLF.S - TWP
12, IR Berry,
A Bet of pereone engaged in running Billiard Tables
in the County of Bradford, for the year 18113.
CANTON 8010,
W W Gleckner,
I=
.1 W lia-ynard,-(3llonelqtm)
TOWASDA 11020
T E Jordan,
Wni Henry,
• ,
A tilt of Bankers in the Coon 17 olt BMW tot
1878.
CANTON 11010
E E Dean & Son
?ROT 11010
Pomeroy Bros
=111!
G X Bixby,
A lief and classification of perwm+niged in wbole
alo liquor dealing in the &may of rd lbe the
Sear 1878.
TOWANDA now
C T Rlrl4,
John Ifitzgerolde
James Corunifakey,
II W Noble,
R Caton,
John Griffin,
COLVICIBIN TWP.
•
L P Palmer, • 13 y 23•00
A list of persons rtfuning Bowling Allies in the
county et Bradford for the year 1613:
=E:I2
Chas. Tu.
W Maynard (I alley), 430 00
A lied of persona tanning brewriee In the meaty of
Bradford for the year 11378:
AIIIIISNS 8080.
C H Spalding,
TOWASLiA BOW
' '
•
A Loder, 13 23 00
' A list of prams running attiatie la the meaty of
Bradford for the Jeer 1878,
TOWANDA 8080. . - •
Patrick McGovern,
TROT 8080
F Green, ' 13 25 00
Wolfe k Co„ 13 25 00
CSASSITICATION 011VOIDZA8 07 X Eacmuus-
Salts ElOOO Moo
do SOllO do
do 10 000 do
do 11 000 do
do 20000 do
do , 30 WO do
do - 40 . 000 do
do SO SOO do
4he /11110 air ea
Ah0;41;,4111,111111:::>.;4111F.,,,,i;..
7 OD
7 CO
7 CO
10 00
12 50
1000
700
14 L
14
14
14
TOO
4000
Too
TOO
TOO
700
12 50
10 00
200
7-00
7 Co
700
7 ou
700
10 00
10 00
14
13
13
12 80
10 tg)
7 00
100
700
700
700
12 LO
700.
700
7 00
7 00
700
7 00
90 00
7 011
10 011
12 50
t) 00
710
V) 4*
7 00
50 CO
10 00
MI
UM
EMI
5 GO
5 00
5 00
6 00
5 00
5 00
S 00
5 IX.
5 05
5.(0
5 OU
6 00
5 0'
5 00
5 00
5 at
600
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
1:223:3
L 00
5 m
500
=
500
5 00
600
Clam Tax
5 50 00
5 60 00
5 60 00
SO 00
50 00
=l3
6000
60 1.00
• 601.10
:30 (10
50 (%
50 IV
50 00
100 00
an 00
CIII
50t.1)
6000
50,00
an CO
60 IA
5000
50-00
80 00
50.00
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
100 00
IEIEOI
50 00
MI 00
50 00
50 OD
=
50 00
ISO .00
50 00
f"
50 00
Tables. Tax
2 i(100
S 40 00
2 40 00
1 30 00
Clue. Tax
7 4000
7 4o pa
Vi 00
Tax.
\ 13 23 00
• 13 25 00
13 25 00
- 13 25 00
13 25 00
° IV 2.5 00
Clam Tax.
13 23 00
.CLue.
. 13 sa OD
DIM
MM. WI.
14 7 00
13 10 0:11
12 12 60'
11 116 001
10 0
ID 00 1
26 00 I
1M) 00 1
40 Ott '
t ..700 1
, '4lo_lol
t -
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CIASSITIO4IOII,O7 PAW? gingaincp:
fits
00
3 00
10
• =VD
Bata ChM r
do MO do
do 500 6o
CLABINVICATIOIr I,IP - TAVERNS.
Sales at SOO and lass than loeo
CWeL
Wes c 4 4000 and lea VOA 1000 • •
elks 4. Tax: . 100 00
CLASSIFICATION OP WHOLESALE LIQUOR
DEALERS.
Saksof IMAM aD irks Mader
Class IL
Take ,
noting, all who're *conceited in tbli spinier
meat, that as sal wilt 1* :sett at, the Treasurer's
Mee, In Towaidti on the 14th day of June, A. PASTS,
between the boars of 10 ' a. n. and 2r. n. when, and
where you mat attend if Too think proper.
Z. b. ZUNDICIAL, •
Allereinstila Appraiser.
*ay Ul, 1878.
idlrosda,
T EiIIGH . VAI;LLY AND PA. k
_ILA N.Y. BAIL' RtlADl3.—Artaaveatea of !Paw
imager Trains. to take effect IretP.l4 Mt.
' • •. . • RASTWA — IRM.
•
BTATIOMIL •31 15
.9 29
- ....,-.1..........-1....-.
• ' - . P.M. P.M. A.M A.M.
Niagara Palls - 2 01 1 .Z)
Bunk, 4 • 3505G.',
Rochester 1 4.00 9 001 - *
Auburn $ 25 .••••
Geneva - 5 13 10 05 .....••
Ithaca ' I' 3612..>••1.
Owego 455 555 . . ... •. '
Elmlrs .: .... , 15 20 9 00 i ii i %I
•
Waverly 4 05 9 33 200 1 7 00
Sayre ....' 6 14 944 2J 0 , 7 115
Athens 020 960 2151 7 IM
Milan 530 22 3 730
Ulster . II 40 ..... 2 sit 740
Towanda ' 855,1025 2501800
Wysauklng.• - . .... P.M.: I 3 00,11 10
StandlagStone........ 5 OR 0 20
Rummerfield....:. ' 3 15 5 M
9'renehttorn • 3 24 040
-Wyahulng ' 1105 3 35 Si 55
Lseerille. ...... ...... ... 3, Ii 33 353 915 I
Skinners 'Eddy 3 55 9 22
Meshoppen • •—•-••• 11 4 1 943
,
Meheopany A.M. - 4 20.9 50
,
Tunkhannotk 71012 1 4. *0 15
LaGrange ' .... 720 4 6910 24
Palls 734 5 1910 .35 /
Lk 8 Junetion • • • 1 809 12 so sso 11 / M
Wilkee.Barre a 2.5 1 SO 5 661 t X )
Manch Chunk...... 11 00 3 40 020 .....
Allentown ....12 03, 4 43 9,21
Bethlehem .... 12 16: 5 OS - ii 49
Easton 12 r,O sOO I 1 .....
Philadelphia. .... 2 0 5, 6 610 i ....,;.
New Y0rk.........
~.. - 3 sA3 )
A.M. A.M. .7
,
W:ESTW A
STATIONS, i
New York. „...
..
Easton
Bethlehem •
Allentown '
Manch Chunk .... ......
Wilkes-Barre
L. B. Junctlon s.
Falls
LaGrange..
Tunthannock
Mehoopany _ •
Meihuppen
Skinners Eddy '
Laceyvtlle
Wyalwang
Frenehtown
Brunmerdeld.....
Standing Stone
Wyminking
Towanda
Ulster • • ,
Milan
Athens
Sayre
Waverly ' • •
Elmira
Owego
Ithaca
Geneva
Auburn
Rochester
Buffalo
blisgars Fa 115....
...,....
Trains and la elm daily to Nitride!phis and
New York without change. with Pullman Sleeping
Can attached. R. A. PACKE% Supt.
Sayre, Pa., Feb. 2E, 1878:
NO:Wrli ii Tl I N CENTRAL RAIL.
TABLE.
Through and direct mute to Washluirton, BAIR.
more, Elmira. Erie, Buffalo, Rochester muff Maga
ra Falls,
On snd after SUNDAY. NoileMber, nth.
trains an the Northern Central Patina.* will ID au
follows: •
NOWtNIVAIID.
Niagara Express—Leaves Harrisburg . daily ex
eept Sunday at 10:50 a. ta., Williamsport at 2.M3 p.
m., leaves Elmira at 545 p. in., leaves Canandaigua
at 9:25 p m.. arrives at Buffalos* 12:45 a.m., arrive
at Niagara Vail at 1:15 a. m.
Mail Mares Baltimore daily except 'Sunday at
S:3O :,,, in., arrives at Harrisburg daily ,except Sun
day at 12:45 p. m.
Past Baltimore daily at 11:51 a. to,
arrives at tiatrisbarg daily at 5:10 p. in.. leave,
Harrisbur po g daily except Sunday at a:flO p.m., leaves
Williamsrt at 7:20.. , leaves Elmira at 10:50
p. m., "'lives at Watktnl all t-. 50 te; ea.
Pittsburg Express—Leaves Baltimore daily ex
cept Sunday at 5115 pi tn. Arrives at, Harrisburg
daily except Sundayat 10:101 p. m.
Cincinnati Express—Leaves Baltimbre daily at
9:10 p. m.. arrives at Harrisburg at 12E45 m.
Erie Mall—Leaves Harrisburg daily except Sur
day at 4:45 a. in., leaves Williamsport at 8:45 a. in,
leaves Elmira at 12:15 p. arrives at Canandal
dua at 5130 p. in.
SovTawAsp.
Sautbere Express—Leaves Canandaigua daily
except Sunday at ii:SS p. m, leaves Elmira at .11:36
p. m„ leaves Williamsport at 12:35 arrives at
Harrisburg daily except Monday at 400 a. m., ar
rives at Baltimore at 7:45 a. m.
Fast Line—Leaves Canandaigua daily except
Holiday at SAS p. m., leaves Elmira at 9ao p.
leavesVilliamsport daily except Monday at ILSE
p. in.„ leaves Harrisburg dally at 4.10 a. n., arrives
et Baltimore daily at ?:45 a. In.
Washington Express—Leaves Hatrislmne tally
except Bunters,. 740 a. in., arrives at Baltimore alt
MU a. m.
Mall Leaves Harrisburg daily except Sunday at
2:00 p. m., arrives at Baltimore at C:10 p. m. •
Day Expreir—Leaves Watkins Glen daily except
Sunday at 8:00 & m. Jearea` Elmira daily except
Sunday at 9:10 a. m.„ leaves Williamsport daily er,
cept Sunday at 12:40 p. m., leaves Ilarristmrg daily
at 4=5 p. m.. arrives at Baltimore daily at 7:55 p.m,
All trains making connection at Baltimore for
Walthlngton and the South.
For further Information, apply at the Ticket Of.
flee to the Pennsylvania itrallroad depot.
FRANK THOMPSON,
Ja1124. 1 4. • General Manager.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE - TO
THE WEST VIA .NIAGAUA. FALLS.
• .
GREAT WESTERN AND ,
. MICHIGAN tENTRAL
• • RAILWAYS.
THE POPULAR ROUTE to points In CANA
DA. To DETROIT, BAY CITY. SAGINAW.
GRAND RAPIDS. KALAMAZOO, CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE, ST. PAUL. ST, LOUIS,. OMA,
HA, SAN FRANCISCO, GALVESTON, DAL
LAS, DENISON, and ILO points West. •
THE CELEBRATED WAGNER PALACE
DRAWING-ROOM 'AND SLEEPING-CARS.
Run on all Express train from Rochester to Chica
go slid all paints west without change.
NEW AND ELEGANT DINING CARS.
Have recently been placed on thls line, affording
every traveler on the through trains an opportunity
to enjoy Breakfast, Dinner and Supper at leisure 6
at the popular price -75 cents_per meat.
This Is the only line to thenest vfa NIAG.'
ABA FALLS, affording an opportunity of view
ing the Falls and scenery of Niagara while moss
log ewer &Tension Bridge.
IT Tickets tan be bad at the depots of. ali eon.
neeting lines; and from all Agents representing
thil line.
WM. EDGAR, . WM. H. LESLIE.
Gang rail. Art, . Gen•l Ticket Art.
BORT. S. LEWIS. ' GEO. It SHERWOOD
Traveling Art, •QIN?.
Rotel&
EAGLE , HOTEL,
. (80Pril SIDI PUDLIC SQUARE)
'
This well.known tome has been thoroughly rer. ,
In:mated and repaired throughout, and the proprie
tor Is now PrrPlged to offer ftrst-class seeommoda•
"Ima to
the
imillize ' 4111 the
itstAretSl4. reasonable terms.
Towanda, Pa.,..*ay 2,:111711. ...
' '
HENRY HOUSE, .
• mu mu striker ' zAs PLAT,) . .
CORNER MAIN *WASHINGTON STREETS
.: ToWANDA, PA. ,
• .
\
This commodious and eleganUy.furnisheal
bran has J u st been opened to the traveling public.
The etor harsparod neltber palns nor expense
In us his betel erst.chiss in *lilts appoint
su;el
ments, and respectfully solicits a share of
_public
rxr&cMEALS AT ALL HOURS. Terms
ti.... Large stable attacbed. \
WM. HENRY, Paortrwros.
Terraulla, June 7, .7746
LWELL HOUSE, TOWANDA,
E
JOHN SULLIVAN.
Having leased this bon" la now ready Sparrow.
esodate the travelling public. No pins nor expense
will be spared to eve satisfaction to those Who nuil
give him a call.
WirMini Me of rubllft Bqfeast' of Meteors
low block.
RCENTRAL HOTEL,
S ITLSTIE. PA.
undervined having taken • possession
of the above hotel, respect solicits the
age of Witold Meads sad tits potato
augifi-tf. 'M. A. 011114 T.
• • • t . • .\'.t 4
ZOBO 6 PEAN 00118 Zr—A few does seethe
• Yeses Howe. Bawd by.ths thkr at week e
• tem. Warp seals eerral . akall bans
- wbeleede wed Mali. fart%
. - • •• • ,
I R SAL ' AT. BARGAIN .
0.111.1 . w wee INA: ;
As.
Z.A I - 3 ro l ';'' x.fe
Midi*
DAlit—aiieverycommtulity there
orr Room MIR *be lopaioe Immo la limo
roftilkalf bloodli of trade. \ Tim bblisfy of
-'- • \ •
M. E. ROSENFIELD.
Tga LMADINO AND POPULAR\
SO 00
uOO
flas enrolled. Ms name on the roll of successful
t
ENTERPRISING MERCHANTS.
With htaensal excellent taste and I'ldg:utast Mr.
Rosenfield has Pot opened an immense stock of
SPRING AND 'SUMMER GOODS.
-- •
Selected with the greatest care , and evii.-atilete
guaranteed •
at prices placing them in the teach of alk
•
Dopthny any„thiag In the clothing linef until yen
have examined
0
A l4ll
40 GS
11 11,
IS 40
AA,
April, 8111, 1878
Ei2
JACOB'S"
Ell
P.lll l k It
6 90....
9 20i....
9 501....
11 05
151
1 11.5.
A.III.'P.M.
6 30 1 1 00
a lags to
• 30 1 160
10 00 4 VI
101 S t 4 *4
11 15 5 50
t as! s 10
Spring AI Summer
7 651 2 20 8 49
8 111' 2 44 90/1
8 All 2 620
948 ale 930
9 p.m.
9 19, ; At a
~.I 9 s
3 014-3;
110 001 4 lb,
15, 4 25 1 .„.„,
i 10.26, 4 CI
-110 32, 4'311.
',lO 41 1 4 461
4 melon 4551
111 09 5 019
;11 19 6 171
4 3211 29 6 26i
4 38 ; 11 35 5'33 ;
4 45 11 46 5 . 40'
b 25 12 40 8 1 . 5
6 24 d
, 655' 730
I 8 55; 930
14 65 94'
;1038,.....31 7
'll 99'
1 iv'
P.M. P.M. A.
i'lii
cto
7 .5
7 30
7 40
7 50
7 57
X 05
900
945
BEEN -EQ,
440
6 SS
6 IS
9 46
P.M.
Quality or Low Prices.
PLEASE CALL & EXAMINE
Towanda. Pa.. March Vt, 78.
Spring Goods.
At SO ets. per yard, and other goods In proportion
The Immst line of
Cloths and Cassimeres
Hosiery and Gloves
Silk Handkerchiefs,
, --*******4-1. - `
•
‘7, _ • A
He Is selling elegant
SPRING OVERCOATS
ROSENFIELDS STOCK.
If you do you will regtel If,
Is now receiving his
STOCK OF
THING!
H HAS' NEVER
win
ALLED BEFORE IN
,5 MARKET,
Either for '
/Every. Article First•Clase:
BEFORE PURCHASING.
Patton% Block, Malin-St.
J. L. Eeztt.
J. L. KENT
- I r
Has Just returned from NeW k
York with
•
I
A FULL LINE OF
All Wool
Black Cashmeres
Ever alxrwn In Towanda.
In endless variety
A large stock of
Shetland Shawls
Just opened
Ladies' Ties,
And Neckwear,
A large aliaortmetit.
J. if KENT.
oroarla.`~ --
M e •B. & F. H. OWENi
OP TES
RED, WHITE & BLUE TEL STORE,
UUDGI 111.111Z/Ft,
Are eilterbig Bridal Inducements In every depot,.
meat or the Grocery Ilse:
\ gore are some of the prices _ ,
.. • ,
IStandsni4 Sugar... . 10 mats
Teas \ 7i 40 - 10'60 75 SO ".'
Coffers •• \ ,po :IV to ss s.
Tobacco, \ ' I•, 40, .10 10 ."
FlOnr—Bed, 11.60 per sack; 'l4st White only $2.00
Runs , . OS 10 cents
Shoulden ' ~, , 07 OS
Clinfils Codfish. \ es
idsokerel • -\
, • iii 10 "
\ .
Pork \
.0 8 66
\ -
..-...',
...
You eau find anything. you trait In the Gronery
a
line, and prices to snit the Intel. A liberal dia.
count given at wholesale. Dail mallets and shall be
't/ulek Bales, Small Profits, Cash oilleady Pay.'
CALL AND SEE PeR YOURSELVES.
. .
Cash paid for But r and BIEL \ \
M. It 4k. F. IL WENS,
#ED, WHITMik BLITZ TICA STbIIIIA
r
7 8 Held t., Towanda, Pa.
April 11, 118711.
=
CHANGE IN
BRIDGE S
FIIR NIT UR
•
The undersigned has pa l rehased this establish
went et J. ALLYN & CO, and will keep as
FULL STGCR. OF
GOOD FURNITURE
4111C11 HE WILL SELL WWI
Mr. ALLYN may still he found at the old place,
and will have charge of the
UNDERTAKING DEPAR !WENT.
All funerals be conducted In good taste, and
the charges will be reaionable. -
Careful attention will be given to
REPAIRING AND FRAME MAKING
N. P. HICKS,
Successor to 1. S. Allyn A Co.,
BRIDGE-ST, TOWANDA
Coal iad Woo.
TTENRY 3
lERCURir
Dealer la
ANTHRACITE AND
SULTAVAti ANTTIRACITE
COAL,
POUNKIL PARK AND Ravin STRIKTB, tORANDA,
Coal acreened, and delivered to any part of the
Coro', adding cartage to the above prices. ALL
ORDEII.6IiT 116 ACCOBITANIED HY Tllll CASH
Toiranda, Jan 5, 1877
•
COAL, .
COAL,
• COAL.-
We keep on hand at our yard ail sizes of Pittston
and Wilkes Bane coal, and Loyal Seek coal. from
the Sullivan County Mines. Also, Barclay Lump
and Smith. •
We keep the best quality of. Lime, hair and
ment, Brick and Plaster, all Of which we will
at bottom Prices.,
PIERCE & SCOTT. ,
Towanda May Ist, 1878, •
CHEAP COAL AND LIME.
From and after Jnly 1, I will sell toil, lime, to.,
for cash only, and the price list will be corrected
monthly,
rfIICS OF COAL FOR JULY, Fitt TOR OF 1,0091b1L
' AT TIM Tann:
Pittston Stove, Chestnut and Furnace -.0 00
. Pea 3 50
Carbon Run Lump • 400
. . Smith c 1 00
Barclay Mountain Lump 3 50
~ Smith 2 75
Allentown Lime *bushel 22
Lath 111 M 225
Hair ‘a bushel 40
Brick It M 10 00
I am always prepared to deliver purchases on
abort notice at the usual price of %delivery.
I also tender my thanks to my many friends and
customers' for their very liberal patronage in the
past and hope wader the new departure to make it to
their interest to continue to buy where they can
get the best goods for the lesist money. •
Those who are indebted to me Will take_ notice
that I most have money or I can't buy for cash and
pay freights. They must settle by the first of An
gust next.,
Very Respectfully Yours,
Towanda. Jot/ 1. 197 L 4
Watelarrs, Jewelry, ae.
NEW JEWELRY . STORE.
W. A.- ROCKWELL
Is no:Uinta new supply to tits tatiu - stocit of goads,
CCIEEII
SILVER PLATED. WARE,
G 01.111 AND ' PLATED SETS
CLOCKS,
And everything In the line, which will be sold at
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
Please give ass end and examine oar goods.
I;apatrtng dole at the 'shortest nottee.
W. A. ROCIWZLL.
- .~a.~s.uis
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,:.?-4,*;' ''''''--..
c•biNA ler •uww.
ism
lb' M.-. nst openeo,
sad well•katiwnstand of C. 11. PATCH,',
Groceries - and Provisi,ons,
TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES,
wbtch hawing keen purchased since the recent bean
tall in prices we are offering to oar custodian AT
0REA.71,,Y REDUCED HATER. .
' .
•
.. . -
•
Oar stock of \
sends Is complete, and the best In
the market. We respectfully Irate the public to
examine our goodsand prices, and we are confident
that they cannot be beat. MI orders will receive
prompt attention- \ •
\
The higheit market prlCe \ :pald for minify pro
duce. '
\ .
. \
FM
REET,
IE STVRE!
E. Y. DITTRICH-k CO
Towanda, March 7, um
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STEVENS k LONG,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
, H. MHHCIIIL.
Having a large sad commodious stare we are
prepared at all tiMes to tarry
a large.stmit
CASH PAID FOR BUTTER,
Or taken In exchange for, goods, an lowest rash prt•
Cu. 'Our kmg experience hi the Grocery Trade
gives us peculiar advantages In purehaiing, and as
we are not iriblllous to make large profits, we fist.
ter ourselves that we can offer
GREATER INDUCEMENTS TO
Buyers than soy other establishineneln Northern
Pennsylvania,
marl. ,
J. H. PHINNY.
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.
AND RINGS,
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.
CNE DOOR NORTH OP CODDINO • stisassz
!wol!laelh matil irrs
k co,
A FULL'LINE OF
Wood, Willow and Stone Ware,
MEI
F co
lig
o' D 0940311 In
' COUNTRY PRODUCE,
GRAIN, &C.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
STEVENS It LONG.
CORNER MAIN k BRIDGE ST.,
TOWANDAP4 ,
IlleCAlit f, lECIWODS,
Cob deans In a kinds of
111
Midst *roust&
rwAsmotusiositro — sgrat
Main and Pine-ata.
fluL*EB k PASSAOE,
11/ielesale and Retail dealers In all kinds of
MIISItAL INSTRUMENTS
Which !sowing to their fatuous Combination SIOM
Stops .Aeollne, Voi Humans,• Plane, all of which
ate separate and additional sets of Heeds and Bars,
so arranged as to admit of an almost endless variety
of orchestral effects and beautiful combinagonsi
Q
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THEIR EXTRAORDINARY" POWER,
EIiEG ANC& OF ItTYLE,
ANDTHOR6' CONSTRUCTION AND
Among the many Patents owned and used by the
above firm. arc
BEPARA ,....4 TY Skti.o SETS, • •
WOODS` OCTA,'E Cbt'PLElt;
lumps - y:6NA LVES,
drA
0 0
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R It offer all our instrntnents at the loWest figures,
and guarantee them, jut as represented. Don% be,
deceived by traveling agents, but come directly to ,
beadxuarters, where you are sure of getting just ';
'what you hargainyor. ,
Towanda,Siarch 8, 1877
poring -the Hard Times,
L. B. POWELL
PIANSiiOnIiNS
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VERY. LOW PRICES FOIE CASH.
4-Oreave itesswooa Melodeons, .14.00
6.Oetary Roieweed bLeladevas 20.00 -
ll:Octave Rees‘sod, Itele4eos2, Ilarsa-Cas;a, 35.00
441etaire Tertabla Organs, - 35.04
154/etave Elsek-Walnat, Doable-lead Organs, 50.00
541 stare 31aek•Walast, Doailegteed Organs, 45.00
11-oetaireDeable-tee4 Organs, 4 Stops 35.00
4.oetwee M►tegaay !taupe 25.110
1114etars lteeeirec4 ..... 43.00
7-Octane Ikreavaeg 00.00
TActare leenrcal. Planes, Carver* Legs 100.00
WARRANTED ALI; IN GOOD ODDER.
PONELL is THE GENERAL AGENT FOR THE
CHICKERING PIANOS
MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS,
.hick are the most reliable tnatmml•nte of their
class mute, and which are now meld at Prices that
place them Within the Tenth of nil. A nurnbCr of
each, which:have been rented,-are ottenstst bar
gaitut. One Rosewood Checkering Piano,' 'wrens
octave, carved ley and fare, tint. One ditto extra
, WJ_Ts. MO. One Mason Ilan,lin attireh . -
Oman, with three seta of reeds, f01d... •
Pittn , Wl a ! pr prgins on easy monthly . payments.
Call ou or address
E pW
Has tilled up the old store:cd 0. A. Black with a
CROCKERY, _
CHINA,RHINA,
.GLASSWAHEI;
' :CUTLERY,
SILVER PLATED GOODS,
STONEWARE !
BABY WAGONS,
'FANCY..GOODS,
' TOYS, TOYS!
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS!
A great rarletyof
LANTERNS, . CIII3I - NEYS I
Sewing Machines of tho leading makes sold for
Cash at store, at wonderfully low prices.; •
MACHINE NEEDLES -*Ott.
LADIES; GNNTS AND . CHILDREN
Are 'wilted to look over our assortment. as we lire
determined .to do all In our power to please. Re
member the place, ...
"OLD CROCKEIMSTORE."
Towanda, 7 3aby 10, 1167
ATTENTION FARMERS
NAY, GRAIN, BUTTER A-, PRODUCE
vinerally fOr READY cAsti, at the highest market
:tees call at .
SMITH it PARR'S WYSAUKING, PA..
wbere you wi ll also dad a well selected itec% L
goods, settle at bottom Fires.
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lit'lnattlog, Sept. 20, len.
W 11. DODGE,
AT
FIRST NATIONAL-BANK, TOWANDA, PA.
ammo) FIRE INSURANCE CO., of POlto'la
, • . • AND , .
PIICENIX MUTUAL LIFE INATBANCE CO.
• of Ihrtfartl. _ ----
0vet.1170,004 huotrarnor on - lives in Bradford Co.
Teitimili", rob. 1177.
AND
SIIEET MITSIC,
sot),
QUALITY OF TONE
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PATENT' CASES,
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A'ND BELLOWS
E 2
tIOLMES & PASSAGE
OFFERS A HUMBER OF
SECOND-HARD
L 'POWELL
115 IPyomliig I.';ieitne, Scranton. Ps.
Nest to ItereLliots
Crocker? Fare.
AND NEW GOODS!
H. .1. Madill
A IC IP.W DEPARTURE-
It . Sou wish to sell yaw
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