gadforippotteta kV], W. A. :OtIAMBERLIN FINE . t . T.EWEER . itLiTED •W ARE, TOWOMAi PA* Tuw.s 3l 4 411 '• ' ' . LiidA TaE Tror rale takes . Owe . this weer '&,-;11114Ann 'have sold their coal business in trizyto]FnEnilloPplfail. The'atorif4) Pataile: of me . Fire Depart menE iOses pffitogliVeorr,,isT afteromn,, . _ Tus !Bonblicans of Sullivan county L:ive nominated E. Vii. Dtmuim, fort thc Legisla'#ro. Ttocsrs;for the, yellow foyer sufferers' concert for at KI - nipl,ePsreitoie, 35 and 50 cents. Tun Fair of tiie Bradford CountyAgri 7 cultuill4acietiTtointnefices nest week, beg,lnning on lirednesday. :" Tux 9. IL ADAMS 'who figures -in the Court grocieeclings - thie week, is not.' Mr. BAxnzr.r, -- C. Anams Of this viaue • • - .. A itratnEn of distinguishedigi military gentlemen havn been - invited *34.ex.e- ex pected to be preOent at the reniriohotthe G. R. here next:month. Tat entertaliatitent at 3krcur . Half this (Thursday) evening promise% to be the raost . majoyable affair .of the season, imd, everybody should be present. THO bulks of the I.Tniversalist Society laid hold a sociable at the''lFturo rootn,of the Cburch op Tuesday evening, - Sept: 11, inst. All are cordiallikinvited to attend:. L - . I. ethilis.x, Nvito has. been publisher and loeal.editoc'• of the Sullivan "County Peniequflorthe past three raoras, pints his valedictory in the last issue, of that paper. . As,the,i;oneirt to raise funds to aid the sufferers from yellow fever takes place on 'l'll'll.B'BllY even'ilik, — thirservices iii Christ Church appointed foithat evening will be omitted. • THE Bridford Daily Era of last Wed nesday says : Senator 7'. T.D...LytF..s and FOYLE, 'Esq., two leading , members of the Bradford County liar, are stopping at the Titusville House. = . . We are informed that a number of the faimers.hi Eastern Oradford have been victimized liftely by cattle' buyers ivtio have paid theM considerable sums of coun terfeit money. Miss nn:;u.vit,' of the lirm of SNM3. ims just returned from the city wb creshe.bas been to purchase a new stock Of Millinery arid 'Fancy Goods. The ladies will make a 'note this: THE Athens aa:ettr has been revived by CHM: HINTON cb 'CO: - Athens ought to sustain a good local paper, al VC 11B pre lIINTON. will. give them one, The namber before ! us is ftill of interesting general and-local pews.: W. D. sly of—Sheshe!pin t leas left at. this office two mam moth apples grown ;on his farts this year. Mr:S. yearS ago planted good fruit . , and . now is reaping the reward, o( hi:s toil and faith. - _ _ • _ THE uica:4 ;jinn iu and of t iDixt.9 , :l'W.' NotiTititor.;7al(*LO to'radet im tuesday , OdtOberlA at .overSTEvi.•so LoNG's - 4orcf. desire "to join • 1. • • the compank are invited- to attend the meeting J. Cti..Vga' 'attended. Mel) . 10004 'or the Stato.Board of Agrieultuie at :Tlitsm. vile, last : peek. „MT. C. is 44'0; of our most euterpriiing.fartners, and: never al. lcnvs an opportlq4 fttr itntinveineut, in his vocati-ptiei,unimprOied. ° . (-7 Tntiftiffirdliorthirty riori:fegidettEStti: dents iu the lligh .School department of the Towanda Graded School. Prof, Bun= GA is proving him - self a worthy success or to the late Principe, :and - ther schOol was never in a wore flourishing condition. AVONG the attractions for our ."coun try cousins''' neit will be the mammoth show of W . : W. 'Cott, centiliting of a rare collection of _beasts, reptiles; together with a company of expert circus peiforMers. The giant and giante6 gill also form part of the attraction. . Mr.ssus. Sntru Isitettot.sox,:of Elmi ra, who have brought to tltirs'pl'nee several first-class - troupes, have billed the Co.AR Iltennics . ComPany for Friday eve ning of this week s Although the notice is, brief ":he great reputation of the Tilt•tt- INcs Company will ensure a full house.. ~_..y._.,____ Tan friends of a' genuine agricUltural fair should take special pains to make the exhibit iou.this year a-_sticeess. We' nu derstaud -that there is to be a, horse race iltitty Park during the fair. Farmers will have an opportunity of showing which they eujoy most, the'races or the fair, 31n. B.inuoN, one of the Ciimtaissioners of Mitier county; was in town Init . week. From him we learn that Butler county was organined in 1 . 803, and Dkvin -Dots was chosen Clerk to tlielCiaremisaiou ers. „Mr. D.,is still li. 'Ting; and takes ; an active part in polities, although he-will be otte luintlred sears old next week. WE. enjoyed a pleasant call from .1:,:112 "EFT, one of the editors of the Pililadelphia-77;neg an Friday last._ Mr. L. is visiting +Afferent parts of the State with a view to itainiogirelialiile political in formation. Ile is a verreattrteotts, pleas_ out gentleman, a fit repiesent i ttive of the wide-awake journal hettepresenta;'i AN invitation ilk extended to all to unite with the Gieene's Landing §nrbY School in a basket pie-nie,' on. dattirday,. Septern- Ler 21st. Meet at- the school i10t1.138 at 10 o'clock. A. it., and pioceetf to. the: grove: Beats, ewinge, - etc., free, Ari sdBreFs may, be expeeted'froni the Superintendent - and others. . , . "., Tut C.r4totaxx Itiartivos - . troupe bie'tt is to perform at Mereur Hall ori FAdity evening, is one of the moot celebr ated op eratic companies beford the pnblio; and' draw immense crowds in the large, cities. Lovers of the opera deem theniteittcaespe 7 - eially favored in having an opportunity to hear therri. - • • Trq: entertainment to be given this <Thursday evening for the benefit :of the yellow fever sufferers, should call out the , largest audience ever in Maicur IkalL • lifia; • . very ki It ly tenders her ser vices Without any compensation, and the ladies and gentlemen ,who pro. to : assist her not only give the evening tothe but are laboring- Lod,,ualripprdy mate preparations for itr Let everybody PgluvATior!..!•rt-MltMOW..X7ifteztetturch at Man will be dedicated to dors (D. yo on `Thniaday, September 26, 182110 *TIRO atptr i t's*o•,+*9l:7,4l,9y l B. L. Ins; lisp.; or:VOA* 'N. 'Rev. Dr. Vi l ttriTwoltm., :still Aodicate . :l3loL.lfoutig and preach in the evening. Pastors and petille from other charges' are _ north any tnitted4o:attend; " N. R. Bouts, Pad*. "'PAH, entertainment given by Prof. BAT. tarc's "Jubilee Singers" on 'Wednesday evening last, was well attended by a most appreciative audience. Prof. B. in a Meat the exerates, te4.9(141 Loons an ,original deciamationf b y STonms, Esq., ard a , faicci which Gidonot( Otnupyand!Yampa °VW/Pt IlTeiTtk the principal actors. „Ton Sunday' fishnets of . Mid* ` will unite in a basket pic-nic in Rogers' Grove tterrickville, Sept. 244 1878. Rev: W. }loon will be present and address the 1 1 141 11 -,--TO 4 r 1312 t! m t - " r i e ' u fi schooli tbei3ting'by songs, recitations, declamations, etc. 7,ive.rnin ute speeches : are imilepted 'from Abe Stift. day : School workers preset* Tbe,„ller, rickv Taint: will,* ; :presetit., Everybody .is invited... • By order of Conk, TO),Ays4Anic eta'. OF Itium Gum is -secretary EaoE, of the State Board of igriculture , bas been trying to ascertain the aierike j 'e4t i'd - raising farm . ' prodlotes in . Pennsylyania. le sent ont 200 tars to practical Armers, and from thei - iswertf received col:Wades' that the set& al cost of producing" a bushel:of wheat, is 61.7 cent's; cea'lnigha of rye 63.3 centii; _ of a bushel of { natal n }§;,3 cents, of a bushel of corn 44.6 cents, and a bushel of pota. toes 24.8 cents. These figures include the items of interest Isnd, taxes, manure,, seed, labor; 'etC.',lttrid.let4 counted for. If the,, calculations of EDGE are correct, there is still a small margin of profit to our farniers besides payment for their labor, notwithstanding the low prices tb'ese products now com mand.' -,,,., r - : Ttrg.Tray correspondent of the Elmira. :Adcertiser, writing from that place under date of Friday last says : G. A. PATTEtt- SON, , working for Crtir Clscrr P : MEROY, who lives between this - .place • and East Troy, had bay mare stolen from him by a man named Brsu, who is supposed to ita - ve come from Burlington on- Wednes day evening, September4th. lie also took a Democrat wagon belopg%ng to Crt.titiais T l 4v!.on, who resides near the windfall,, and a silver plated light harness belong ing to our worthy farmer, DA-vin SIMING LAxv. No clue of the thief was obtained until last Thumday morning, : when: ho was seen passing over Robbins' bill, near •He was immediately,.; pur sued, but at' this writing has not been ,captured. , ) Sis-cE the expiration of tho bankrupt law the only recent statfite'‘,Pesusylvania has to restrain the creditor in the sacrifice of the proper 4 of the debtor is the act of March 23, 1877'; and its operations are ex presSly limited to eighteen months, mak ing it expire by limitation to the 23d of the present month: It prcrvideatbat %Then demanded bythe defendant iu a Sheriff's execution, the Sheriff shall summon a.jury of Six men_to alipraise the property under execution, and if it shall not'. command two-thirds. or_ more-. of the_ amount -at which it was appraised,. the sele.innstle postponed. At any Inbsequent - term of the court, .however, the same .property may be again advertised and "offered by the Sheriff,,and then it may be sold totlie highest bidder, without regard to the ap praised valiie. This act, as before stated, will cease to be operttive on the 23d inst.. . . "REV. C. C. Titnor, deliVered a farewell discourse , upen the subject of missions in the Presbyterian Chinch on Sunday eve ning, Sept. Ist. Every seat was oecupied, before the opening of the Ery,icee, a grit.: ,if,ying assurance' to. Me. TnAcr and• wife that the people' f Athens- honor their mission, and appreciate their worth and Christian labor among those who have to enjoy the blessings of religious lib erty. . They left here on Friday, Septem iber Gth, and set sail for Tufkey in Asia , oilthe 10th inst. May their lives be pro served amid the perils of the sea and land, and they be spaied to do faithful and ac ceptable . work kbr ,liiin who'se - servants they are, is the wish of every one who re cognizes their value•and approves of the Saviour's eommautl to his apastles to send the Gospel iv' all people.—.lthens Gazette. ALL who are familiar with the work, lugs Vf our Courts are aware that a vitst amount of useless litigation is the result of a-frce.anff,easy way of conducting btsai, ness. Nothing is easier than for men to honestly differ ...regarding a matter of which they bave,norecord. The following welltimed paragraph from the Potter Eliterpri..e should be heeded : "Business carried on. verbally 'sometime's .answers every purpose, but in many cases it is in expedient and frequently'restilts' in trou ble and litigation. Put all contracts . in :writing and takeyeeeipts , for all monies paid out, however trilling the amount may . be. :M any misunderstandings result from the loost - TWaYli Whieliiniportant business matters are tp6lked orer,•:and after . each party has put his orber own construction ott the contract, :Abe matter is dropped with . ilie-exPression of "all right from each. In Many. cases it 'proves. "all wrong " and' aftbkds a lifttle . job for law yers, juries and 'courts. If persons persisted 'in, putting their. agreements in writing, - much litgation would be avoided." • . -3, PrltsoNAL.—Hon. E. R. MYER . and daughter have gone to lovia to visit rela tives. P.P.(wsoss has eiateired the law S. W. WM. tITTLE as a StUdellt. - .• ,t i —l.lAany Guns- is learnng tho drug business witb•HENnt C. POUTER. Ills father is a graduate of the same establish.. resui, and when in practice was consider ed a first - class druggist. • —kr...and Mrs. TA:fLort,who ha re been. sisitinc , at " Woodside" for some days, returned to tbsii.bomo in Connecticut on .• Monday.. - —EJ, E. Onyrs, who was a preacher, of the Desciple denomination in this county tweet -eigbt years ago, is the :Greenback candidate 'for Congress , ' in Cotimbie county this year. - - ' L-ramnswr Trots, of Washington, is in town Only visit to his sister; Mri. Gen, PAiso Mateo Ite i st4lorilf 'titan years. ffe. ie now Chief Clerk. - Although well id: \einced in years he is apparently hale and h4rty, and is withal"; a most :agreeable - gent. isr Ceais.Gaivy.of-Wyse', bas gone to%skew York to attend School. --Comrades ANnuus ia Wit, both geritlemen ' ev_ erythingirldi 1. IL, attended the tehoop any last *reel —Mrs. _IC. .Wria,rait and w a rp ' for in tbd Valk/4 =EI -TS= Prisbytmeedeelsieks lit in sesidowat Canton thisweek. r.l l- • Tfirt GEoruhs - inewin. .4 . , 4 164 EDIT011:--Again we beg leave to we ,trotitsithreargir your paper of the Idurp Centennial time, which-is-bat approach ing., There was a meeting of the commit tee at the Ghent Churgh on the Wriest., 'and all reports sefekki`taitirahlig 'Aide and efficient speakers have been secured, also the the Waverly Band. The ground has been selected, IPerr-mtFell and standr. The grotuid - will all be tatted in dna timer The following progranurre llea been prepared, which may be revised according to cirquustamea : MI* Mu isic ;2. Prayer I*. idiullo'by 'the ' Band ; 4.‘ historical address by 0. 11. P. Krsr-I NEY ; 5. Vocal music ; .8.. _Music by the_ Band; 7. Intermission for lunch; 8. lifu sja band 941m1' mm 1 4-Ifew• B. voiNalunsio OratioW by 11ev. J. nArrarr FRENCH;.I2. Music by the nand ; Thee earlriass4egttons of aged people ; 14. Benediction. wq give aApecla invitation to the agiasittinklA4Wing: fbe frinaili see that they are provided a way toeoms, and we hope.they will insist on their tom ing so far as is expedient. We are eXpect lng a g CW3 A IFSKIId , 4 I O III ICOUkt enjoy it with us. Como one, come all. ( ittial• , ) ? 9 aTlPllltlA; o6 .:Attee4. l 4 l F 1 1 04, 4 14, read leading to the growl, so that, dare,. will be no trouble hi'lladhig the Place. I. L. Youxo, • 0, , bent, Sept. 14, 187.8 t _ _Secretary. ''. • :ruin the.2trorthern Tier Gazelle of last ' meek: '',"y.".', - .':': - _ —On Tuesday eyening of-last . ..week, a• bard storm broke' oven: the soutbein part , :of the township,• and late in the evening lightninglitreckzalisiyetack- belonging* to denies Merritt, in Obinville, and it on fire: The aeighboreAdtt, saw the light came • running to the rescue and drew ,alway a wagon which was: - stand i ng, close. 'biliide the stack, and which wars not W- I 840 by the bolt.- The stack which wait a large one, was entirely consumed. Light: niog also struck the barn of C.' Halle.* Campbell near..the same spat, b ut f orte'- did little damage. - -.. . . The atoniatmeeting of Vie. Disciple Church of Ilradford and l'ioga Counties; took place at Atha, on Satuntay and Stin day.: A ' large .attendatice was present, Rev; B. H. ILlyden was mcitieratnr. About Mao . ministetal, were present, - . Phreeix,' Delmot, Dearej Hayden, .Outts, Wood, Blair and Spencer. Rev. W, A. - Belding, of Troy, N. I!..;:t was unexpectedly press cot, and preached on Satirdity forenoon 1 and Stihday forenoon.' A. tatition was car: ried InCrganiiinn Shepard Memorial-Fund to carry on the Work of evangelization; so i rik nohlysarried ' ut forififty.eight years by Dr. R.,E 161r,0. was sub., setibtittto the. ibid. 'z. .. -,." . ' "., I '—Ausn.'.4-lie team of horses stolen from .L, H. Leonard, and 'Uri - Baxter . has been rend and is ere this7 : 4lafely baCk at, hoine..els-iteerret that they were taken by two yetitiftueir named .Palm - Or .18, or 'eV years'old and •brethers. • One the men the ellicr,-hadheen livingat 'lrving Mir ,.regS! t.ip Springfield, the ,other at Dick: Catni ' itteWit, inßurlington. ' They Were foonifett hisvedisappeared about the time of the,lostrof tie tearn;.. and: returned „itt little :mere - than a week, Of ceurse sus;. picion , fell iipcika.ihem, and on apprmich.: ing tlt,younger man and demanding a confeofon he owned up to the •theft, and prom iseed to aidin finding the horses. :It will bp-rernembered that the horseswere taken' from the 1 !` 0141 Church," in Bur t lingtoti 4 on Sunday evening, and the young men drOve'rapidly away, reaching' Waterloo, N. Ir., on,Mond.ay night. Here they tr=aded horses;'; their whole desire now seeming tolget. away from the effects of their crime' ' 'faking their new team they drove rapidly along to Lake Ontario, and then back within eight miles of Can andaigna. Here they were so overeome hy_fright and aisnmed at the dread of de. teetiou, that they unfastened the horses, antiarnessed them and threw -the harness rut, the wagon, and then started on foot for home. They walked most of the way. TIM older brother was arrested and lodg ed in jail at Towanda; and `the other one started wittr, ! illr. Leonard in pursuit of Vie horses. They were found. at, Water= ion, and a telegram was sent' to Pomeroy Bros., ask ing if Leonard' was °Wright and responsible. t This was answered in the ' affirmative and then Mr. Baxter was tele graphed to eon:ic to identify them. II A RTER: F.. FOP. OCTODER, 1873. 'Tho Octiibr number of Hiirper's Noria:ine promises complete satisfaction to all classes of readers. The-A4p4serial novels, by those great masters of fletion--BLACK and LlAntnr Will talic : Oe Are. place in the minds of the thonSands of renders who are follow ing these stories from month to month : with intense interrftt' egtialt:lllliner ous class of r reatlerit, whO prefer the mar vellous c'etails of actual heroism to even the most masterly creations of imagina tion, will turn to Jon!: Iit7Si4ELL Youso's terse and thrilling story of STANLEY'S journey through "The Dark Continent," one of the illustrated:articles of this num ber: A novelty in the way of illustration, pe culiar to ILtnrin, is another reproduc tion of au obl-time poem, "Ye Bellman," bk ROBERT limutics, making a page-pic ture in Ann Er's most characteristic style. The thYee , .short stories are worthy to follow the brilliant contributions of this class, given in' We . 'Septeinber Number. " Three_ Thunderbolts" is a humorous Southern character sketch, by LAME - W. CRAM rxET,•with two powerful /illustra tiooS byllirNitarrt. ":The Western Gi nevra " is by EDWARD EVERETT HALE. " Little Miss:Mouse-and. her. Alitri!ellous Scholar,"is by the author of "Colonel Dunwoddie, Millionaire." " Ationals,s7 by WrIA., WALT4Cy. liAlt. NEi, is an illustrated poem worthy ores pedal notice, not merely for the beautiful pictures of FREDERICK, but for its high merit as an imaginative, poem of the pas toral order, and for its rare nuelony.: Besides the illustrated contributions al ready mentioned,.there are live of a do se' ipttve character, each of which •hos special interest.. The.first of these, :and opening the Number, is a graphic descrip tion . of a scientifically conducted stock and butter farm in . New. England.. An other, oontributeit by 8. M. BYERS, our consul at Zurich, is devoted to the-cele brated St. GOthard Tunnel, now in pro , eess of construction beneath the Alps. Still another describes,, with quaint illus. , Arations, a Japanese mission school. .Of a more distinctively summer summer character are the articles on "New York in Summer"' and " Around the Peconim." The foriLer, by Professor CIESTILEs Can norx,..shows heir the stay-at-home club of nine hundred and odd thousand New Yorkers amuse themselves on the Hud son, and at:Coney hiland, Rockaway, Ho boken, and elsewbruo, during the snmaicr months. The illustrations are cliareateHr istic. Mr. ERNEST hitERSOI..E'S " Around the Peoanics," is an exceedingly interest ing -deiiiiiption of the Lang Island cow. The illastzstions adds article t are more novel and artistic than anything hitherto, attempted hi article's Of this kind. Butter Stores in Paris," hp lttnit How Latin, is an in sting . sket c h;, fitly fit supplementing the article on Echo Farm ; and " In a Jewish Book-Store,". by M.L., Minas, mtroddcea the reader to sorneun •familiaritiarecters, as well as very ttovel information. ' - br the unillustrated poems, ." Meeting " is a happy, nYilderitq troth the Spanhdi; by lIRLENS: CONSICf-; Dili"Discord" a strong sonnet, frosi the the pen of Aren a= The especially the 07- *44 4 ,S1011*,41*(41-::-.*1 sous, Ant- ME - 11P11114030 . 1M Tag Iritill*Aivaersons fileCA ON* • Milimorsailtuditiiifiliiil cirs caeca - ,Wedry. ,fieshig, • iteadesi=43. — Vim% ,nkuruzg. S. 4 4 • defemisiiii gout): !! Cum nab 11,1ttlamw.-Forgery. D 4AtOrne7lMOPLaeso i and J F *4OW 1469, for Commonwealth; WlMania& Au gle tor. &fend:int. Jury that Aefemlant not guilty and county for costa:. •,:. Com va H V Kinney - -Perjury.' District Attorne3r McPherson, Maion &Bead, and D'A. 6704;7 ; tivi; wit Divice and 'Patifck,,tsits,' for defendant. • Jury find defendant not gull '6%; lin# that 'hi par three thei noatp, and the pulaceittOr, r one-quarter. • • . . • COta• va E T .Elliott—Embesslement Coni vs F 8 Sherman-.Ccmspfraei' to defraud. Coin vs Sumner Wells—Aggra. ;rated assault and bstteiy. • Com vs John CalieTrrr;rorcible entry, 2 mos. ared to December term. Cim vs Edwin Keekr,-. et' al=-Forcible en try—A note prosequi directed to be'en- tercel as to Keeler. Helen Cleaveland n Martin Cleaveland -Sberiff directed 16 make proclamation. E Wilcox ya Omar Wilcox-7.W .1 Xceirio Esl6'iPpointed coc imisionec Mary G Tingley P M Tingley—W L Prisbie appointed commissioner. -R D Elmer's administrators vs D B Walker, et al—Judgment directed to be eotered against defendants for want of an appearance and plea. • , 'll l -C Atwood vsi Bela Cogswell.—John WHz appointed an Auditor to distrib ute fund arising from the Sheriff's sale of, dcferiniFtt s ,ateal estate. - • FTaber's use vs C F tor's report filed and confirmed of Ovation and Elabree, et al vs James Pi vie, et al—Rule to set aside Sherifrs sale. In re the assignment - of Orlin D Nich ols for the benefit of his. creditors-r . Na than Stafford and Abram Wanzo appoint. ed appraisers., The..coliewing Sheri l's Deeds were ass. knowledged, viz : . ' • To D D DeWitt and C P Miller, for 110 acres of land in Tuscarora twp. Sold Au- dust 29, 1878, as the property of Bela swell.. 41,776. ...To James Foster, for house and lot. in Towanda born'.. Sold. Sept. 6, 1878, as the 'property of 11 T Juno. $1,860. :.To E for four lots of : ;and TOwanda bort/ anil twp. Sold Sept. 6, 1678 i as the property of John J Griffiths. $1,985. To Sylvester NV Hall, for" 100 acres of bad is South Creek tarp. : Sold Sept rtl, 1878, as the property of Frank G 41,400. To O. Harris, for 11 acres and 60 rods ofiand in Ulster twp.• Sold Sept 60878, as the property of H A Brainard. $6OO. .To A C Hunt, for 78 acres of land in Litchfield Sold Sept 6, , 1878, ail the property of John Bradley. $1,600. To A G Kelley, for two lots - of land in Canton twp.: Sold Sept 6, 1878, u the property of S J Hickok, et al. $155. To G P Dittle, for 75 perches of land in ,Wyainsing.twp. Sold Aug 29, 1878,. as the property of CC. Burch. $119., .To James McCabe , and W H KdWards, for an acre of lind — in Burlington twp. Sold Shpt 6 1 / 2 1878, as, the property of .Geo and M A Walborn. $55. . To 1113 Morgan; andosinistrator - of W II _Morgan, for lot in Wysoz tarp. Sold Juno 13, 1878, as tine property of JO) Vought and Cyjdida Vought, 4316. To Edward •CfieitOn, Jr, for a hods. and lot in Albany twp. Sold June 18, 1878, as the property.old 6_13 Orms'by. $250. To Julia C Page, for a brick store build ing and house and lot in Athens boiough. Sold June 27, 1878, as the property ,of L Corkhi." - - $2;301: . • . • To Joseph G Paton, for three lots in Leßoy, Canton and Toramulki4 sad To wanda bora'. Sold Sept 6, 1878, as the property of John - . 1 Gritl4s. $355. To William 'Vandeiniack,, for 11i pores of laud Asitrun twp .. Sold Sept. 6, 1878, as the property of J,T Griffiths. $3l. To Eleaze: Pomeroy, for four lots of land in Canton borough. Sold Sept 6, 1878, as the property of ki tilickekiet al. $175. To Pomeroy Bros', for 50 , aeres of lead in Terry twil l , Sold June 13, 1878, as the property of Boutoit 13 Ayres. $lO. To Wendel Sick, for 50 perches of land Oveiton Twp. Sold Sept 1878, as the property ofJOhn J $lOO. To Norman Thompson, for 23 sores and .50.perchest,ofJand Tn Albany twp. Sold Sept 6, 1878, as the properly . of Al manzo B Allen. $lOO. Edward Welles,.for 83 acres of land In Herrick twp. Sold Sept.°, 18,78, as the property of Cyrus Avery. 1P5.1' UONDAT 'SEPT. lent. Corn vs Nelson Vargeson and -Mary Vargerm—lncestuous fornication. ' Rule for a new trial:; Corn vs Arthur Bennett,. James Ben nett, Norval Bennett, Luther Marbaker, . James Marbaker, Elia* Marbaker and Lil lian Pickett--,Trespassint on private pond for the purpose of taking, fish., ,District Attorney McPherson, N C 'Elsbree and E Overton, Jr,,,Esqs, for Commonwealth Davis & Carnochan for defendants. Jury find defendants not guilty, but that Ar thur.-Bennett, Norval Benntt, Luther Marbaker and Elias Marbaker pay two thirds of the oats, and the prosecutors ' , C A Cobb and Whitney one-third. Com n C A Cobb and W R Whitney. Assault. Defendants sentenced to piy s fine of ft,' each and costs of prosecution. Com vs Benjamin Ball and P -Bali. - - Forcible entry - and detainer. District At torney McPherson, I N Evans,. Esq,-.and Patrich,d: Foyle for Commonwealth ; El banan Smith and E Overton, Jr., Esqa, for defendants. Jury disagree. W L Wilcox va Eugenia ,Wilcog--4nb poma in dliorce directed to be issued. • W H.Benediet vs Hannah Benedict—. An alias subpoena directed to be issued. Overton is ?demur or.l J Giiiliths, et al D Kinney, Esq, appohded an Audi tor to distribute,thelund raised by - the Sheriff's sale of defendtuit's zeal estate. H C Smith vs Win Nesbit;r4 F Snider; so; Esq. anointed an Auditor to distrib. ute the fund raised. by the Sheen Bale of defendant's real estate. iff H Carmer vs.! L Corbin—H C Baird, Bait, appointed, aw Auditor- to distribute the fund, iaidby..the Sheriff's sale of de-. fondant's real estate. - '•a taberli ass vs C F toe's supplemental report oonflnnedikuilly. Lovice Blackman is D A , Blackman—. Rule discharged. F Heiclunner, et at vs Farmers' Mutual I Fire Insurance Co—Oarniabei. E W, Gil lett vs L H Pint, et al.-Itules made' a& solute. . . • __ • Corn vs Jobe Dolan—Assault and ..bat-, I tery with intent te ; District' 'Attar: net P&p 1. ( or lbw and. c likteickailVtgler!os s.kwit* -10,,,,„,Vir_M , • - - Baum= Cori* landbeimnimi - • - eT1 11 1494 0 1 0 1 1 41' WOO., ,1 0 1!1!Or # l 6 0 6,d I** Bridfadt*diti fic 4 4l lll ol, .1440,11001 1 .0 6 Wk15t be 'held otiibe 2504 26th and 2170 Last.: _ OI FaX I Poi - No. I.—Boad alai/tau. , MEM ' l ,,,, ari H e si s o . e v en t- - - 1 4 1 p .id j+ aearsillettail infant S. Cod = lay taws old and Under t Oa 00 r !paid toaiddered bnt nat'easeladve. ~~ :' ' . i\ \y.~ : ) UNSTOINI ; /fa fir-Drasogh4 orlbrioe JttaiiloflG otla 1- 2; f . pk. co .WlO tears eld out undaroo eo ..1 s yeses old 04 aperor- , ; toe 00 inilliciOlag up* 00 miethate tA4dhltloa, so one 100 la the,ostrilto4llo; .100 Urge' size: or /peat—will be a celterial, ~ 00t; emblaing Oa mat good plias setiteliAgo 141, ,04000 s ps,loc.t. Dom farlatibisi or dawn pumas. :, • • VIM- *LIM EMS a 3fs deka& No. E.—brood Mans and Cato Mares, 4 years old sod wet with colt, 10 00 it 00 2.700,1,20144m14 • 200 too ik pats old colt, • - • 200 100 _ 1 yew old colt, 2 00, , 1 00 Soaking eat, " ".'I au 20 Cana tole! thlhitod s ,by waiting og tho 44014 sot se o tw.lase.; hist to ;how ~uatitir Atlkk. • NC' , 4.--S ch.d asfd r atiiggs Bosh! Vs Zak' for r .;•!! j• ihtswi Irak Watt b let pima. ,; - Matched buses n axea Singh; 811100 tione MU% Audio ltoey— %onion l\ii. Satehed and, 111,4 11•,11? r itise kept fur _ . :._ pro:tiara. .• _ . ~. , .ed traimi, % -/=% : ' I! • 05130' s fit 00 flinit igle 4 . tiling. 300 200 , StallionTr , geneselipurpoelm, . • .19 00 , o 400 Nate ' - omMiatiat of stSdidl anti mere ,say tom • ... .• Matched and sin& eorarr, will im exhibits. .. t.. track. _ .....,,. _ .. ifo. 6. ; arse* for ill Work, .4-e, Olalleos 4 pare . 4 — 0 ,42 v VI 00 400 Stallion ander 4 y 1 4 - 00 300 NW. OMNI 040 - 7 *I tvoiori ,"' 1 :IMO° 11 :t co' Slagle are 4 years '. d over, _,. , .4 00 2MI Single moo wader 4 years. 3 CO ' Single gelding voile, 2..4 ran t . ' - . •• AMI : - , • yfo ‘ y,yprteinglad Riding ,NorreS, . , • • 'Pair ediriaiettorset, •, , - 0300 tv GO Pair carnage mazes, ._ - . 800 , X Ofb Palr miltsunder 4 yams, - , • - it. 00 100 Gelding for saddle,. •, t • , .13 00 100 ]tare for saddia, , • • -. :000 - .' To best lady Equestrienne, Tot est tug Temstriins seuins.l4, , , ' • ,• of..ASS 2..-47411T1.E.' - '• : -!' '•. . No. 3.74libert //Prig ' :. •11401 3 yeiareand over: ' , - OS 00 ft 00 13n11 2 yews and under 3,- - • • v .' i •. :; 400 2iv Dull attar and under 2, : 300•• i op Bull , ' 103 . I Cew, .' . , , /,, , . ••• 4.00 - SOO Helfer 2 years •'_ ' • 200 • • Heifer I year, Heifer calf, • 1 1 00' Ho. 9.—Deron e. Ayrshire*, Janie:Pe and Holsteins. , Stale prizes is shol horns. - The Judges will a and no prises in these MO numbers nalesto satisfactory evidence be presented of pedigree and purity of blood. Pd. 10.—Grade and Native Cattle. Dull 3 years and over, Ball 3 years and under Run 3 year and under 2, Dull calf; Cow 'for milk and butter, Heifer 2 ;ears. Helfer llear, Spring calf,. • 1 00 Den pen of calves, not less than th 000 .3 00 Mtiklnß viallties rather than condition are to govern in this noinber„ No. 11. , --Fat Pali. 3 years ind over, Tatted at or steer, Fatted cow, 00 . gt 0 0 4 (yo :co a OCI x ,oO to. ft—Working Oxen and Steers. Yoke 4 piss and - over, Yok4 E yeses and .unbar , . CLASS -1.--SHEEP. , . . ,rto. 12.—Fine Wool. - , Buck ; years and over, $3 00' $2 6 Buck 1 year,- 200 . 100 . • Buck lambs; a In pen 2 00 1 00 Ewes,,* In pen, 2 years and over, 300 rs• Xvrea, ain pen, 1 year and under.; - 200 100 Xlive,laulb; - 3 in pen, F -. 200 100 , - No. 14.--aitstroict. Buck, 2 years and over, - 300 - 200 . Buck, 1 year. , '2, 00 1 on Inlet Isnita„3 in pen, aOO 100 Xwes,2 years and over, 3in pen, 300 • P. P was, 1 year and under 2.3 In pen, 2.00 100 Eire lambs, 2 00 1 . 00 No. 15,--Ltioester. Sainepaitaa asNo.l4. No.l6.—Shropahlre Down Bare prises As 140.14. ,• . CLASS 4.—SWINE.. It—Cheeter *Atte, Wear. i year erneer, fa 00 01 00 Boar, Igss than /1 months, 200 100 tireeillog an aoar.lear ur uTer,wltb - plp, 500 00 5 pigs tees thmonths, . 2CO •1, 00 Nuts over le moat it . • 200 1. Co. 18.--Same .Pp miasma _ for Berkshire ' • Snfnik and Poland China, CLASS k.-.POULTRY. • XO. 19. Teta light hrabmaa, $ 25 • bo dirt brahmat partridge coching„ Cheteaching, white caching, buff cactins, • tunnians, barnborge, white legborna brown leghords, white-faced black Spanish, Polish, . Crelre coupii, 75 50 bamtams, . 75 ISO . rallr turkeys,. 100 50 , geese, I , 100 - 50 ducks, 100 ' '5O Best corer' of towls,number Ilt guilty, cOO N - Foists to be judged according to the Auterican standard of excellence. ' ' '. ' • ' • Those not possessing merit and worth are not en titled to prttes. . •'. ' . - . ~ -. CLASS PRODUCTS. So. s:O.—Farm Dairy Butter. Ist P.. 2d P. ..3.1 P. June firkin, fl 00 43 oo • ft' Package, nut tees than 00 the, 4 00 300 1 00 auiplea In mile, not lees 5 the, 200 100 • • /Va. ?.I.—Parin Dairy Mettle. Sample not less than 10 the, f 2133 ft 00 CLAbS 17110 DUCTS. ' n i No. 21.—t7rain and Seed, Crap e° Zito; teas than 1 acre, 1 00 4 1 00 white winter-wheat, 1 acre, 1 300 1 - 00 . red winter wheat, 1 acre,_, 300 100 spring wheat, I aci, fet 300 100 • barley, 1 acre. i • . 200 '., 100 oats. I *tee, , . , 200 100 buckwheat, 1 acre. ' • 300 , 100 • peas, !if acre, . 200 lOu beans, 1( acre, 200 100 clover seed. 1 acre, - 200 •1 00 timothy seed. 1 acre, . 200 _1 00 dux seed.l acre, 3 00 1 00 Best *mop 1 bush either above smiles 100 • sample 10 tors seed corn, 1' V A written statement will be required to the en tire processi.of cultivation, the previous state of the ground, the kind and quantity of manure applied the preceding year, and also the present year. that produced the crop; the - manner of plowing and beam. the time of seeding and harvesting, the process of Cleaning, and the particular kind and variety of grain; not less than one bushel mutt be exhibited, with the address of the winner, price, ate., for the purpose of betas:ming where seed may be obtained; Grain to be threshed' and ground Measured. 1 t Ne. 23.—Vegclabiee . Bushel early,variety potatoes, P F 4 50 late variety potatoes, Col of potatoes, riot less 6 varieties, P I.' e 0 Best sampleaof beets, obionea..4emetoes, turnips, parsnips, round/doers, cabbage, celery, lettuce, radishes, squashes4unipkins, sweet run, water melons, citrons, carrots..sweet petateeis, peppers,, ,egg planer; lima beans (1 quart), not less than S each. SO cents each. Each variety to be correctly named. No. 2 . 6.—k (Correcify Named). \ . • 12 varieties apples; 4 each, i 12 00 $1 00 Collection of varieties, 4 each, 2 00 1' F Varieties of winter apples, 4 each, 110 P F 1 6 Toilettes fall apples, 4 each, 1 00 i et varieties winter apples. 4 each. - 1 00 'Specimen, (sizeund quality corusidered) ' not less than emetic, -- 50 I varieties of pears, 1 00 Sample pears, 50 Collection of peaches, 1 00 Plate peacher. ' ' 50 1 Spectrums Rutting, 44w more, :- • . 60 Dish plums. ' 50 Collection grapes, . - • - , 200 100 . .. . Cluster grapes, ' 100 , In classes of Vain, vegetables and fruit, thetartit clew exhibited Mast be - the prOuction of nip el- Miter, and not •collected item different sources, in order babe entitled to a premium. • No. I.s.—Flour, Neal and Bread. , ' Wheaten flour, not less than Nibs, Lip , Bye dour, not leas than 50 MN .. Dip Corn meal, not less than 50 lit; Dip Buckwheat gone, not less than-501bs, Dip Loaf dorbestie wheat bread, bop yeast, P F 50 domestic wheat breed, milk yeast, I' F 20 domestic graham broad, . l' F ~ 50' domestic rye bread, , ' ." PF • ' 50 Loaf made by girl 15 years or under, P F 1 00. Plate 'raised biscuit, P F 1 00' Pumpkin, apple, pesett or castard pie, 3 F 50 Card gingerbread, le If No. LG.—Canned and Dried Fruits lP Money, Sugar, Brit sample dried apples. A, ibs ; peaches. 2 Ms ; plums. 4: its; cherries,: Ms; currants. t lb; rasp , berries; ilb ; blackberries, t_lb ; pickles in sine. • gar, process to be stated ;- swam& box bogey by one colony. present year; strained or extracted honey by one colony, present year ; maple sugar, . 6 lb*, present year t domestic grape wine, rasp berry wine, currant wine, X betties each ; golfer. . ~ tion domestic jellies, quailtiesanViarieties , to be &laddered. each See .. - Best •6 greatest varieties canna traits, I Ki s varieties canned fruits, I. P - • The Judges may recommend premiums for dit- I tarent varieties acsetied fruit, not exceeding 01 • for each variety. , CLASS L.,PARM IMPLEMENTS. • No. rt. ,:-: ••• ' ' :.__ '-'ll - . , • Best display of machinery, •es id Best combined mower and reaper, mower,reaper, . grain drill. hay tedder,, threshing machine and soMoisallethorse-power kiver.treadhanalawer, . debt roller. cultivator, corn cultivator, - harrow • Dan plow, steel plow, subsoil plies. tanning mit; /Ora shener, horse rake, grain cradle, 6 bay e , Burka 6 .hantrikea. 6 amour% forks. Grattan torks.'44eillial. and sniltiul: 46106 tail sornialie cutter, ox yoke, - hay rigging mado by oxbiblior, con 'husker. horse can, farm gate, dog or sheep power fox churning, lawn mower. steam engine fPorw daimpurposes, steam engine for farm par- - as. ip _ The Judge' in this class shs l ll •ssamlo D e articles not enumerated therein, and for meritorious ones • ,bail award a Certificate of Merit. • • MASS O.—MANUFACTURED LEATHER AR TICLES. • itast dozen pairs came bons, fine boots, ladies' boots, fancy harness, rdouble.single). brawl farm . hangers (dotlbluk Media Plata harness, •palr due ' boom, coarse boots , ladles bootee, ehoes. 6 sides I . , s i lls leather. 6 sides upper leather. t i s i reu can • ' eat and greatest dis May et innemal, , ' • lieadalery, trentaiesinses„ ack, - .01 00 .. 0t 00 ,lismigitainmetlis tali pormistss Ctsui .-_- . :. "CLAN ÜBzD ..... 11ii.741.11g triP...49ITICLF/k2";'' :- : tom:,Ll;:::i4 ., . , _..jiiilit:.-‘: , 4 1 .4:r , ;,4:., ', platforr w%libeitirtipis t **doe '‘?",.. • • Inasbar szedirk . ehltsr. for iiiiite, !It ..Itoek tt,rig*Sigir i g I- Ilitt. " • OAR - li 4 Pm* ', eWe itsslevannste , i quidieSl , lo6oo4: cheese e ratZLiOnstratatt lemma. &bow a, estdbitkin ot -stens and w earthe ware, minting 'adds% madam clothes • winger' sampOttdrith=e• t , Dlr, li. Judges Oiled* r lila Chia II." C7LXBEI ' 1..-DONISTIO lIMIUFACiVATS. re c ,.„, i , -:::•,-.1 , 4Nts.sti; ... ,4 - - , ..: 2 . , .. , ,...„f . . , „ - rs'r Ildifdon le carpet corearlet, rag 10 Y1d .....u d0 t Nees of,6l 6.4 .naUsep, mitten Iseektotro * 11. SOTO. per line . Wiled' • • • . tarplae, patehowark quilt, sample woolen yarn, ' lbws zlizesid;, pair knit titoekings or socks, wool. cotton or linen, esehtplees•work iteilti' yarn mil , - tens, hearth-rug, knit hood, detains bed quilt., white bed.quilt...homemalde Men. pond Meth • ' woolen &Vat. linitspiitel. let WI tors.whOtoaa. slalom blankets. flannels, stocking yarn; Cotton eu4 woolen intraid Amulets. bhulkots,eassimeres, fancy knittingyrarmi, , ,_ -,., ii. ea* -1 00 silk bedquilt, howisluasru , - The Judges are authorized to award diseralOor ry premiums to meritorious udder in this ClaM. not e li l eri eee l di eiett 4ll ol Js9 lllli l le tillia ttheO 11 -iiiiiil4 4. lolelit&P e leir last past. , -- . - pJ t As§ pr i . bTEEDLi*lraqK. • • • •:" . , . Best Millinery cahlbitifin. best man; - tatomaktng. each • Dip Vest specimen embroidery, CO 50 worsted embroidery, 0- 1 00- 59 crochet wort, 100 50 worked inmdin, ' ' 100 .GO ottoman ewer,. CO 50 • . pair lamp mats; . - -1-00 50 fancy chair work, 1 00 - 00 choir tidy, specimen hair work, children_ cloth log, stitchiagi kaligi - 44 1 1 wart, hl a_ Wilk embroidery, human cover, toilet mats, cortams, hand and machine made shirts, each ; boy's and girl's shirts, each ; yoke and sleeves, collar and - eels. display-at letting, , :t gurlage stelghlfgban ' 00- .50 late cover. tufted and netted chair corer, each ; chats toyer; in pattern or. stitch ; .sola pillow, slippers. crocheted rephyr shawls, silk engird• dered•rhitd.o nightie, knitted ivies hood: ebild'a cap, child's 'socks, netidleAsiok ''ar'' housewife, raietpalt, embroidered tidy, . 10c T,dnigee Inive.tbe same power as In Claal. 11. II 44 00 4 00 a'ao "4 oo 00 -4 Pk -tool .'sod CLAPS i 3. PAI TAIJR Ailf.l7t N 1 0X1V,13.14, Oast speetmen leather work, picture, frame made by lady, waxwork, ornamental shell work, col lection oil paintings, Rater color palo_tipg, apt :crilittral-wmatb,. • ' ilfra spilimen oil painting, specimen Tainting, aped- Men crayon drawing. collection artillelai dowers, mouoctitomatic painting, b. photographa, *peel— Men brnamentai penmanship, Dip ,watch case, work basket, display of burr work, , single specimen burr work, specimen hair work, display wax fruit, display wax dowelnieclealres," display leather dowers, display V(2.x work in de display shell work in design, display bead work in design. mos* work lu design, . 00 , display Lair work, - 00 - . l)licretionary prendarns for meritorious articles oat named, subject to decision of the board. If the -display be. considered unwortbribo premium" of- I fered, the I,U• rd reserve the right to reject.' • a oo rate CLAS. 4 ,4 14.—CULTIVATED FLOWERS •.• ' tio...l.l.—Amateur 'Best floral ornament, table Logout, (mat 1 garden ; lisnd litiquet„ front I garden; dablies, collect : lois of roses, of 'verbenas and pansies, play warden dowers., of cut flowers, tt 00 • Best afl greatest ajaplay of Itotule.planfa and fl ows ors, f plank laidooni, of gireenhoo6o phustA,, 011 cut 4f plank 5 00 .8.00 .4 00 44 00 :00 300 ' 1 00 .N 00 4 CO. CO 'T 00 2 00 100 All persons desiring to exhibit, stoves, furnaces; Mu grates nod artlcia. connected. therewith. Wit be tarnished aruplo spate to. ratan. and ditspLay their wares. •. CI.I‘SS. tf:,-,, PLOW;NO. " . • `- I k . . 1 .- Ik'd. is. ' ' ' - • 1 Best foUrth of an .nere pllwed with horses, mutes or oien,',, , , , t.- ,ti 00 t Second beat fourth of an i rt plowed with horse& tunies or oxen. - 400 Best fourth of an acre I,luweo by boy 'under 16 years of nyn., .. - 4.00 ' •l'erifons coinpettng for the at premitimic must plow tho ground selected' by the 'committee In a straight, uulterm .. Mauner, put less. than Inches deep. • : Those ivbolatend to coulpete'should gltrii notice to the Secretary, Win. S. Vincent, at Towanda, at least one week prior to the Pair: Competitors must be ou the ground for the match at 9 a. M., on the third: day Ot the Fair. Time not to exceed one arid one-half hours. 0 00 you 300 PP CLASS I7.—MISCELLANEOUS. •-• - • Best collection Of saws, oraugers, of cabinetwork; - plane, organ., sewing-noteillue specimen, wire work, spry bed' °kaftan*, 'dila • 41ther artlftell not bereinbefore numMi will be entered in Oda class, ard•the'Judges will examine all tacit:loth:us and particularly such as-hare inter est or value to the fanner, or pertains to rural life and - economy, and they mayawurd such Certificate of Merit or honorable, mention as proper, sui,Ject to revision by the Board of Managers. The abreviation "1% lr." in the foregoing list is for the l'ractleal Fartner..likaspaperk • ~ • .• • CLASS . The Fxecutire Committee have utaolve4lo oiler a premium of e 2 co for the twit i,pecimen of horve4 shoeing-and* 00 for Mot:tut boot, itiwbtoekomitfe tioituc the work to receive the premium, BRADFORD COVNTT firticvi ! Tußat ofjudges chosen to act at the 26thAnnual,Fatt of the Bradicird.County Agricultural Society, to be- held at East Towanda on the 25th, 26th and 27th days of September, 1878': ' • 60 76 51 75 50 74 SO 7$ 50 73 50 175 50 75 50 75 .0 75 50 Jobn D KfTy.er, Athens; A A Abell. Warren ; Thur.' b,r tl Car.s. Orwell ; 11 E Gilbert, A4ll.utd D terra,, Pike; Morwm, Wyratiking; A R Dalton. Smithfield ; klasied. Elebree, Wiudhato; Fran4litt Vi, Tots ner, Eond.. C J E.mterbrooks, Orwell ; ,ttatal 11 Daviicl,elloye sine ; L Stewart, Ilerriek; 0 1 Wolcott, Litch field: .r ,, Bn B<•atdel<.c, Warren; .I<witt; Vonght, She• mein ; Crimmins, Terry; N. •aiissom; smitufield W Nichols, Burlington. :BP neer tTorper, 13:0 ; holly Thomas, Athens; Jrtenthan . Hemet, I►ya]n,ir,K LI Bacon, Asylum v./ st.binson:Orsvell: Henry Fisher, Stand/og Slohc; In Finch, Wiudluirs Jae Vstll)3le, Clster; . l S Young T Rnttleo, Myron Prier, Weirton; Geo W Scoville, Toolitl,Ctsp.; A Jodwn, Litchfield; Garrlwoo Blurt, Wlaludn;;; A L. CrKntuer, Monroe; Cattle! Wyr-oz; S W Burr, Lollayssile; Sroith Tuttle, Woo; J F Climberlain, Wyaltiting ; Elmore llorton, Wil mot; lienderson Roof, e Landing Stone; Hubert lieN, Seylnizt; Nathan Young, = Warren; Jreepb Ath.qe; Uenry.S.lnghlotty,„ Towanda; L x Littmatt, Vorantla Tap.; Wm Kingsley, Stan4l,4 Skins. • A gMaio, to.Eayssille; Win rittetinn, °mall; Tkage, Atlwro.; Ih I. Patio, Wyaol; Geo W Elliott, Uei tick ; C W Wilcox,' Rmithgela ; Gro, Steven% To. vittola; Bohn Eeeoe,atanding Stone; Pat McCook,' A. 2 Stevens, Standing Stone. Frank *tiny; Athens; Hiram Elkintt Wy.tlurtug; E. A. Ttuceyt, Vhder; Freeman Street. litnntot -„(as Newell, Herrick'---- Burrongbv, ,Piinet Lord Fitly Sheithefoth ; Feuds Gregg, Towanda Twp. ors IMAM 1/11.1i3IZN7F: 1111 ram Taylor. Warren ; II U Lent, Shethetiain ; L S no,surtb, C W Uleter; S N Seeley, none; 'Wm Lawrence, Canton; D 0 Holton, North Towanda ; P.Wflgurey, Atallarni J P Staltuttl, -Wyatt ring. Adam runes; Granville; Alfred Horton, Shesbequin ; Andrew Yee, Wsaluriog ; Itirtsard Jennings, Standing Stour Chas thinonstsgs, /down.: F Y Frost:lint Nod% Forbes, D•'me; Mirk Ikrweir, War; ran'; Geo T Beach, Smithfield. • . • • CLASS I.O.—IIMMUTaivC66n, L 31 Randall,' Burlington ; S 0 Allen, Farnham Daruca. Demo; tiro Dewing; Warren; Jaa 0 liidaway, Frauklin ; Ezza Butty, North Towanda; A Li CAI% Atyloaq' Edwatill394.irdmab.' • rtim 11. —DOIIq.7IC sweursorrss4..., Mrs L J Culver; Wysaulting, 1.113 - Geo Moscrip, lt'Gulbntn; Mn 7 V Sv'eet, blortrup ; ?dm Geo *tever ,s Julia V!, SantiernowStra Yet Watts; Jdni 11 l'rvk , Mrs ti W Ryan; Towanda: etas's 12.—sestl.r.wouv.,T Mrs 0 F - Young, Rome; Mrs • E YS Noal, rildoroo; Mrs G' II RUN, lietth Tcvesn.le ; Mrs 1) F Park, 50 A [hens ; NrA 1) R,Ruitu ell, Mrs UM Welles, Mat I) AL:ncut ; Mrs 0 A black, Towsuada.. 50 , CLASS EL.-w-rAISILISti AIAZI"TANCLWCLIIK. ILra .1 a Adams, North Towanda; kin N.B Park, Wysauking ; Mrs W U &wow, linos; Mrs Geo LI Stroud, 31ra G U Watkins, Towanda ; IlrsJ H Howard, Wyaluslog. , ). ',. . , , . . VI Ti‘ I GCB Mrs C E Ferguson, Uister; Mrs D C Dewitt, Mrs S W Alcorkl, Mrs Prof Q”lulau, Towanda; CT Hull, Athens. . Tkontiek, Litchfield: JOhn Kelly, Granville; Ti W Towanda ; Rigg., Southfield', lioderic Grapgor, North' Towanda; Chan ibompeon, Terry; Ke:goo liarTO, Om ell; J Fitzgerald, Wyafoitog; John Konis r filanding Stone. M E Bered,beandrag Slone; Gay 'Saar, Atheni•, li b Chaffee, Pike; P 1. Wahl, ,Tolasodra Tarp.; W Marvin. BlUittibtl,l; Ben) Notihrop, - Monroe; P P Burns, Harilugtua; Chw itOClghrtty. ; Nathan -Tqrs,Tarry. 4 ) L Stamliug lityrke; . Wm 3 Davis, rive ; II 1' Decker; T. 1.1,111114; Albert Cm:WM, Orwell; Yiank Sten/It, latelitleld. FAMILY GATDERING.—Rev. J. B. Etna riEt!, of Binglnunton, gives the ,Yeimblienn the following account of the - annual gath ering of the ARNOLD family . : The annual reunion of the Arnold flint ily occurred in Binghamton last Tuesday evening, the 10th inlstant, at the residence of Bev. A. J. Arnold, Hancock street. ' There were present over forty persons, einbraeing four generations. Mother Ar nold is-77 yeata old, hale and hithrtY, and ap*.rs almost as. young and apriUghtly as lier children. Just six years ago to-day bet companion wentlionte to heaven, leaving her to coMpletethe journey alone. Nipe of the childienttre still living, and all Vres'ent •;• sir; Boni and three daughters • Calvin Y ., and'Andrew Jackson are Meth odist preaehetit, and nearly the whole family 'are members .er the Methodist Episcopal Church. C. V. is now station ed at Maine. lie bail, been blowing. the 'Gospel trumpet nver.Jhirty . years; with unabated power and usefOlness. A. J. is a tonal preacher. Formerly .he traveled some eleven years in the Wyoming Cow ference. Both have been active and sue cessfnl int:tigers. • .• • Most of the-family. icside in Bradford county, Pa.; the old funky liive being la= sated in Warren., , - ,Athens,;„lionte. and Tiriadham were also • reptesented in, this Agatbetiug.;-,There,ierre ably. thi.*Othethlri 2 ,l* l o o l#:th#:,4,4„i Alat7.l.lr . . . • 'MAI. el,Ass WEI CLAN I.—nosars etas 2. --CATII.E. ctaxv 3,—sutcr CLASi CLA v 5 s,—rorurav ==! /'Gds! 7.—rmam rnotwers. cirmi 9.—xLstrAcTvitti, Cr.*F44 16,-AToasli itkitothci.Le. CLASS /7.-711OCCLLANg01;3 CLASS 18.-CLACSSMITIiINO 34‘). , d J. AriKM 'busk to 1 11 1r 0 04112 11 1 1 a to 6 . 66 2 7. 4 0 7 11 ;* alTi 7 47 l hig . &lief tt i = l4 *l=fler maw tzte i stilkbtoeinthis : beide teit Uwe anis ~gaiy~ tie , - V' Aitild'aixl Otheis tiediejgoi; repedate'rermattik which wine ewdwioh ed w the end the getberh t ig la- TMs'meeeetini On it :VP* P. Atuol4 l 4,'Heme, Pa. Om genial friend iebilainter•- 'ested himself in securing .usefid aktieles for the hulleadavieg fine -past vac, and now be has turned his attention ;to the sesthetical, And taken -the agency for .an td i egaMly designed illustrated copy of the Lcinf's Prkyer. It•is an ornament suitable alike for the palace and the hovel, and is `im'clespithatevery One canufford to pur chase. The Doctor will neat week csui vass the towM; and we hope no- one will refuse ,to purchase a copy-of the work of Tan %More Review has been enlarged, an evidanne of 'prOrtertty , which Inuit gratifying to the readers 'of that enter: IT' secra& impossible that a remedy Made of such .coMmon, simple plants as Hops,,Buchn; Ma n drake; Dandelion, &c., should Inskelimmanytiml such marvelous and wonderful cures as Hop •Bitten do, but Irina old and Min&l'ith•itud_l )l3 "9 Paster,and, Doctor, Lawyer sad Editor, all testify to having • been cured by them, yon mast believe and Lay them yourself/ and doubt no longer. Bee another col umn. , . • / N IN LOCALS . far:Nor:pin a nd Wintir / NiMnery ifAdsat SSELL . k liAi'..*lVehri, s ,la* doors north arcurs Block. • * , 41, . Ladies Prera,Trimauege, all the New Styles, st FAir(4.lllll3, I few doors north of Xerein A ti 810ek..! g 4 -A. full assortment of •Finey Goods at 3N5.1.1. Fasuoraia , s, s tow doors wet or Merear'p Block. A :IsTEW BENdATIONIN TOWANDA.,—.IO/41 3f. L. Coox,Of New York, his leased and is bar. ingeiegantly tittsd up, toms the building for. tneft3t ocelipted by p. B. Rowan' t Co., .banker, north of Post ()Mee, on Mein-et., where she will open the most compete- stack. of . 1112.14211.7tT GoonS ever exhibited In Towanda. 'Grand %win ing on Thursday, . Friday. and Saturday of next week, Sept.26tb, 27th, and ;• , ,44.• Allure Invited to call and examine goods and prices. BUSINESS LOCAL. Ems" Go to SNELL Fentotsx's for best Millinery Goods. • ar Misses &BM 1S FAUNXISIS do all klads or DRESS ; MAKING. • , tirlilissT. J. Mixaers is just opening anew stock of Autumn Millinery Goods, to which she invites•theattention of the lefties. • song2l4 CoRSER hati the best wearing Shoes for Men, Boys and Youths' wear ever offered in Towanda, end at prices within the reacts at an. L. B. Romano challenges tition ter quality of goods and low prices on Bash, Doors, Blinds and Itoblin‘s, and all building ma. terlal. ' tangs-if). rir Mrs. E J. Misaoslass TRIMMED HATS for ONE DOLLAR and ;Matra. r I The Largest, Best{ and Cheapest nos of. Eipef; for, Ladles, .3113.45' and Cblldreas , wear is found at CORSFat'S new Store, tuner Main and Plne.sts., Tiaey & Noble's Block. apre:a tvr Covviii. Bakery Wagon, of the Ist 'Ward...Bakery, will be on hand dally with :Fresh Crackers hot from the oven, Bread. Pies, . sprit Pbif Don't you. forget it. We here en excellent CRACKER MANEEACTORY to town at COWLES? BAKERY, where you can buy the best fresh-baked crackers. ' rif 1: - C.. BLUM has received a NEW sTetcrc OF LAMES' AND CriIL'DIIENS WEAR far the Summer Trade, which he offers at prices fir less than heretofore sold, stud at lower figures than any competitor can duplicate. Call, examine and be convinced. Store on Street, south side of Bridge,--sign of Gilt Boot. jure. t CLOSING OUT SALE of Gold and Silver Watches., Chains, Fancy Jewelry, etc. The undersigned having purchased at fiberini Bale the entire stock of Watches, Chains, Miser and Plated Ware, In the store formerly occupied by M. Rae. DELMAN, and not wtshing to rensaLn to the nen, has concluded to sell the entire stock regard- less of cost, In order to wind up the blot-nem Call early and secure bargains. .3f. JACOBS: riff Nothing short of untoistable benefits conferred upon tens of thetulandsof suffer ere could originate and maintain the reputation which Aralre SARSAPARILLA enjoys. It Is * compound of thiNest vegetatle alteratires„ with lodidea of •Polassium and Iron, and Is the most effectual of all remedies for scrofulous, mercurial, or blood disorder% 'Uniformly successful and cer tain In ite remedial effects, It produces' rapid and complete cures of Scrofula, Sores, Bella, Umuura. - Pimple% ErnPtions, Skin Diseases, and all disor ders arising from Impurity of the blood. By Its Invigorating effects It tawny', relieves and often cares Liver Complaints, Female Weaknesses and Irregularities, and la a potent renewer of vitality- • For,purifying the blood It has no equal. • It Ones up the systerit, restores and preeerreethe health. and Imparts vigor and energy. For forty years It has ‘ beert in Atensive use, and Ia today the most callable medicine for the suffering sick,. every where. For tole by all dealers. ----- TOWANDA MARKETS. REPORTED BY STEVENS & LONG, General dealers la Groceries and Prod ace, Pattorea . Block. corner Main and Bridge Street*. ' WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT IS, MIL WTIOLICSALT.. • RITAIL. Flour per bbl " 5 SCO 50 0 00% 700 Floor per &set 1 490 140 1 50®1 74 Coro Meat per 1001 b& 1 25641 Cbop reed 1 20g ' Wheat, per bum) 1 ono 1 )045 Corn • • 404 44 , aso Ilye - 5O Gee' CS • ' 30(§;• • Buckwheat • .... 1350 • , - 45 - 503/1 CO Cloverseed,niedium„, , 5 000 'Timothy, vrestern;...;%.. , A 1 nttO Beans, 52 lbs,. 1 000 125 IWO2 00 Pork. mess 12 5C® . 0131:5 30 Dressed hogs, - -- • OS _ _, • 'flaws 14 Shoulders 05 US • Lard - OSta 09 1: 'Batter, tubs , 1:4 1: . l:4 18 11014 124 15 . 130 16 'EggshetSe 10( ; fresh - 13 • • 13 C ' 4 11 Green apples, bash :301 30 408 13X 80 Potatoes, per bushel..,. Sotil 61:1(4 Ontons 30 v. . as Beeswax •' .... ...... COILBISZTILD DT DAYTON DSO. Widest Veal skins 111 Deacons Sheerlogs Taller, Wool 'HENRY . E. DRAKE, JR WEL Corner Lake and Water Streets, ELMIRA, N. 1p Elmira, N. April 18, 18.17. MARRIED. PRATT—DVDLET.—At WeSt Franklin, Septem ber 8, 1778, by Elder Calvin Newell, Mr. Baunil . la Pratt, of West IturUngtoti,' and Miss Susie Dudley, of Grarrrille. ItOSS—FA,RtLit the 11. E. Parsonage, Orwell, Soptember 3,1878, by Rev. d. B. Dub, Mr. Win. U. ROSS, of Omit, and Miss Lydia Farr, of Herrick. , COOK—THOMAS:—In Steienstille, Sept. LI, 1876, by the Rev. 1% Thomas. assisted by the Rev. D. Cook, M.- L. Cook, of Missoula, 111011410 A Territory, to Min Mary D. Thomas. SIMO'SS-431G01N9.---At the Parsonage, Monroe ton, 5ept.1.1678, I+l Rev. lialloelt Armstroog, Ur. JameivE. itintons, of Borne, and Miss Tennis Higgins, of North Orwell. DIED. BRE RE.—ln Towanda, Sept. 13, , 1676, ' , Availed:ton of Robert and therlet E. Bruce, aged 6 Jeers, 9 ' months end 14 dSys.. ' VOW FINE MILLDIBRY, . - • . • • • FANCY GOODS. - TRLINCMINefit, P' g A4D LAMoicaN T,l! Oir svzin• prfisainrrunr, - 4tioncrthim "NLEMIA*III"' _ ~~ i ~~ MILLINERY! • ---. • • - FANCY - GOODS!! - TRIMMINGS!!! TieisrltesArceirAwDA a at re:respeeifallylarlfed to gall - • • • SNICLL ik.NAIINGANN , • Wltkiiigaw Mill and examine the . • NNW GOODS Sett rseerred tram the aides. Oar stock coliprtses eserythlagin, Ilse line, of MlLLtwattv, react Goons-and_ Tarim tau a. and we are sell" tqt_st astastshingty yaw mous. weaned the seretees of less SOUTH. ADD. a FastfloSSßLS Daltss.Nigna, - .- We are orsparod to do alt work In this line on the shortest SNZLL a YARDMAN. • Temaale, Set* 17 0 375 . " RA. T "; MA , R K MULLOCK 'RUNDELL [leg Mire atm.* the people of TOWAWDA, for their very -moons patronage extended to them heretofore; sod reipeetfally sollett a/eontinasnee of the math We Wll at lima keeps full sop. _ FRESH AND SALT MEATS, • • -FISH AND OTSTERS IN'TIIN SEASON. • We also keep a good anakosent of • GARDEN IrEGETACRLES, FRUIT. A c. • 4Firill role delliateld free Of charge. /RULLOCK k,RUNDELL. • Towanda, Ps., sept. 18 1873. - • lett IT T N, .1 87 8 ROWE-LL do 00; HAVING RECENTLY BSTIIENEtk ISA.STE : II.I MAILICETEI, $I 6.? iNs7a.ii'mzsT FAtL2PTJRCHASES. STOCK -OF-GOODS, H ADAPTED TO TIM FALL 'TIIMM Towanda. Sept. le, 9 7i TOWANDA, THURSDAY, SEPT. 26 A CONGRESS OT BEWILDERING. ATTBAC- 10;000 SEPARATE a. DISTINCT NOVELTIES The Earth, the flea, the Sky,. are all represented - - a rasa Wilderness et Exhibition Tents. . • Fatuous:New :York andipiew Orleans CIRCUS/ • . OF LIVING WONDERS This gramittind classic entertainment is wholly exempted from the ineleganclea end coarseneu too frequently permitted In most of tent exhibi tions. in ibis.Oreat Show there is nothing ever presented that a gentleman would Imitate to bring his tamtly to or the most exacting take exception to. • OVIS ANT 0101.13 sitow.. IN AMERIVA. Of Golden Tableau Cars and Chariot& lite Mona . • ,tame of - Burnished field to hanlight. 04005 40040 . 10(425 03006 8000 Extraordinary Features Just Added Akan expense of t:0,000 for Vie seam, the = The Tallest:Man and Woman in the 'World: Each we Eight Feet High (lacking bait an inch.) Combined Weight over Halt a Ton. The Greatest Curiosities in the world._4lo,e Ticket admit!" to Circuit, Menagerie and MAIM. - - 10 •Qlrcos Performers.' 20' Besudifol Lady Ar tists. la Darling Children. 20. Select Mindrlans. New snd.i'amoas Artists. ANslanthe- of Attrac tions. Intehisting and InstmeUre. Mimosa Pam ur Social. )World of foreign Posterns. 111,000 Wondrous Bouts. • gi 'Lilliputian Ponies , ' I runol . Clowns. Gaines of the Boman. Oman, Brilliant Attnetkes. • , .• • 80 DENS; CAGES and CORRALS Von Outs 5 9 1 4 4 t *i_rursocat wrier betare. % . ; _ "1.. ~..:,:;,i,..:, Nrit Abortisowits. ill troth the :sow arm tits 111 of their II They have =lien\ MITCU TIME AND. UNUSUAL CARE to the yugenisE of their EACH DEFAHTDIENT IS FILLED WITH NEW GOODS _ 00 00 TIONS I W. XV. COLE'S MUSEUM, MENAGERIE, AND co:congas OUR SUPERIORITY We Challenge the Wqrld - to equal our great Maw. 1100,000 WORTH TUILTALLEST MAX AND WOSLOI ON:ELMS Mrs. IttV. BATES TWO .GIANTS Capt. M. V. BATES k WIFE, Living Alaska Oceanic. Lions ezza WtLI) =I Mast Georgeons Street Pagean!, EVER sztx. 1 1 !b1 6 , 4 Aiisdimm!sh. susERT 4T ED WARE ♦ 11114AVDID STOOK Or, - 1 0:0 Alt !Jr , :OW KNIVES, FORICS,:• / SPOONS, • MUGS, • • strr•isigninizst, CABTifti3,lo4.4e: :NEW Aim DESIRABLE GOODS EXTREMELY LOW PRICES ! CALL AND. SEE THEM. T.- W. putOßEi 121 EAST , *ATER STRUT. Elmira, N. Aug. L 5 U 78., ; ROSENBAUM dc' SONS, DRY GOODS, MILLINERY, STILTS, *CL IC.; • ' • '" *O, sat Water The Cheapest as /3eit.Ars iR. as C 4 to -Buy! : . Are - bought for Ca&, end player, "gturariteed to be Islay asttte.kerest. . ZVI= DEPAIIVIZIPS IS KEPT SUPRIAZD WITH. TUE LATEST. MOST. zxTragsvrt tmninizitt..stlimsti IN %LAURA), • Jul 4 parties dashing sorbing ttl that Usietialsul it to their Int.:fest to calls:4lw n.. • • As Ve conduct no fanny estaldlahment,our prices are always Van and moderate. The teach supplied st the loaest wholesale eau great Indteemsets to Cash euttoseers: Deal forget the:place— EMI 201: EAST WATT 437., • flathban Hops. block: Elmira. MaY R 3, IF& - • -( 0 15 „ . 'll 0 !1., Q. O4 I=l • a , .i O 4 ) x , ri lid:, • `° It 3 i a P Mu A C) • CM i A STON N ISIHING PREMIUM HARNESS STORE C. H. WREADON 4 SON Hare in stock the laryiestand most completa assort went or FARM AND FINE HARNESS That can be found In any itereitettireen Albany and Lrlmtes. Mote SPORTING AND TURF‘GOODSI . • . A Lime variety of TRUNKS AND I- SATCHELS 1 - A more conploto stock of • ' TEAM AND TICAO.X WHIPS 1 larger and better assortment of " LADIES' AND GENTS' RIDING °SADDLES,. &c., ka In COM/WOO, we say that we hare everything , that can be named tiatneetad , with a Madsen el Wle kind, that we are anxious to sell. Wake upend PULL DOWN YOUR TEST , And come viand see ns, and we will demonstrate ilia we say. .-At 4106 E. WATER STREET. - ELMIRA, N. Y. 03. Sign of Ltio Gold CollarMiS CHAS. 11. 'WHEADON '& SOW. NEW ARRANGEMENT • us Tux, • • ' COAL BUSI-NESS. The underslined harlkg pnrebaaed from Me. McKean the COAL TARO AT THE FOOT OF PINE STREET, ?SEAN THE' COURT DOOM Invites the patronage of kis old friends and the Wine generally. I shall keep a fullassortment of all sties, PITTSTON, WILICESBARRE - AND LOYAL SOCK COAZ, . AND SUALL 86LT. AT _ LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH. • , NATHAN TIDD. Towanda, Pa., Aug4l, 1578. 1111 CALL,' AND SEE 138 *fps ISELEVAN 110 USE, ELMIRA, N.Y. . - Oppostie the Depot. 'Q. ORM, : ThotalliT011 ! Tennerly of the Went HouteiTtrinutia, Pihreel TEACHERS' FR AMINATIONS. e annual examination of teachers for Brad-, ford comity, will be held for the several toemshlps as follows : . , Tor Athens and Litchfield twp, silica Grad... d School,l3ept. 24 ; for 13 besbelloill and Motor. at - Loser Volley school, Alleshocals. Sept. ISMS fir mime, at Graded School, Mooroeteo. eft. Seth;. for Overtmi and Albany, aG School No. I; - pt. 27th ; for Terry and Wilmot. at New Kra. pt. 271.12 t. for Granville and Ls Roy, Le Roy vit. lase. Sept. 10th t for. Canton. at . Gridod &UM.. Oct. let ; for Armenia sad Troy. at Graded School, my. Oct. ; for Wells and Smith Creak: at Oil . Ira Stacey Oct. ed ; tOlfora, Sytiaslield and Cohenthdie sad la, a S t Columbia X Ra Oct. mithfield. at Aialtniliold Otadsd Same. Oe bor7 t. Sib ; for henna and &maw Ross. at Studios Stone ach home. Coot..Tth; foe Wlldoder led nocarora.Oot.litit ; Ss Rerriet.at Latidemichool, Oct. lilt: forlike. st Le Itaiyadilloio44. ma; fat Wises* sad Women. at West Witrient, Oct. flat for Orwell Mid Rom. at IRcrss.llsray Oet. LT*: fee oillnston and West Sornagtosi , Solo. Ost. nth 3 for Irmaidia oak w. at lf nsnitdaik-041. Jitb; for Wm s and , Affolali !O ,' 201 4 1 , 1 4 0110. . 15400 . 1 t9e , . • +Ad' i.~Y~v`~~:~ __ _ +F C ES NM Dealers In EMiff!.A, Wirt OtTII Goons NOVELTIES. We claim to do tie ME t7:l 0 'AI It, V/ fll ' 0 P•• (") 741 tt •zt v. Pa [ O tg g , t hi - cv W yL . * a 1 0 IA tzi 464 _ E v_ t t, - 1.4 0.3 5 r 4 ra. r O ,4 alfij SS ..... 016.'° lAii IN Ir2l ri; S t- FPI 0 . • re ttl, 4 '3 171 DI.SCLOSIIR.ES 11331/111311 =CM El
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