Bradford reporter. (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, October 10, 1878, Image 2

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Towards, Pa., Thursday, Out. 10, 187 L
.W.ErVISLIt'AN. STMT. TICKET:,
• .GOVEILVOLI. : . •
GENERAL HENRY M. .‘ HOYT,
Of Luzerne.
LI,E - UTENANT-GOVERNO4:.
HON. CHARLES. W. STONE,
Of Warren.
SECRETARY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS:
RON.'AARON K. DUS'KEL,
Of Philadelphia.
JUDGE OP SUPREME COGS
JUDGE -JAikfES P. STER
Of Allegheny.
REPVBLICAN CoIINTY TICKET•
FOR CONGRESS:
COL. EDWARD OVERTON, Ja.
- SHERIFF :
PETER Jr . DEAN,
Of South Creek.
F PROTHONOTARY: . .
GEORGE W. BLACKMAN,
E '
.c' Of beshe9nin. I .
1,
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REGDITFR AND wonum:
A. C. FRISI3
Of Orwell.'
FOR COUNTY TREASURES:
- JOHN H. GRANT,
•
of Troy.
„ FOR Etrar..sENTATivE:
STEPHEN D. HAIMSFSS,
of Springfield.
GEN. HENRY J.MADILL, r
of Towanda.
ASA :NICHOLS,
”. of Lellay,ivllle.
FOR COMMISSIONERS
JAMES L. HURST,
, of Herrick.
DANIEL BRADFORD,
-. of Columbia.
AUDITORS
; ..TOS. U. MARSH,_ , ..
of Pike.
M. PRATT,
oi Monroeton.
CORONER
D. B. WALKIBIR,
'of Ulster.
HOYT, ON. FINALIiCE.
Professing to he an honest man, the candidate of
to honest organization, I favor honest motley.
The Vtune of the currency should he regVited
by legitimate &Imam:Land not by the requirements
or baultrupts anti SIM speculators. ti
The currency shOuld be yvdeetuable as early as
Mic exigencies of the - floveinment will permit, in
current` recognized by ail civilized nations.
The contracts of the Government should be held
as sacred as the contracts of Individuals, and the
le,tls, the evidence nf its indebtedness, should be
pild according to the understanding between the
Government and the leuder.—Speech at Butler,
Sept 2, 1878,
`HOYT AND' VICTORY;!
INI
CAMPAIGN OF JAMS.,
Bepnblfean meetings in Bradford Coun
ty iyillpe held as follows:
LE RAYSVILLE—Thuraday, Oct. 10th,
2 Speakers—Non. W. A. Arm
strong, Gen. 11. J. Madill.
CANTON 110I10—Friday, Oct. 11th, 2 P.
at. Speakers,-Ilon. Galusha A. Grow,
• Hon:Edward Overton, Jr. '
PAIL FACTORY, NORTH TOWANDA
• -,Siturday, Oct. 12th, 7:30 I..4.....Speak
ers—Gcn. 11. J. Madill, R. A. Mercur,
Esq.
ALI3A TlORO—Menday, Oct.,, 'tith, 7:30
M. Speakers—Col. Isaac H. Shields,
J. 11. Shaw, Esq.
GI L LETTS--Ti iesd ay, Oct., kith, 7:30
r. Speakerg-Col. Isaac H. Shields,
- Flanning, Esq.
SAYRE—Wednesday, , Oct., 7:30
- P. M. Speakers— , 01. Isaac H. Shields,
Hon. W. T. Davies.
ULSTER—Thursday% Oct., 17th, 7 P. M.
'Speakers—Col. Isaac. H. Shields, I. Mc-
Pherson Esq.
LUTHER'S MlLLS—Friday, Oct., 18th,,
7 r. St. Speakers—Col. Isaac H Shields,
Ilohn F. Sanderson, Esq.
WYALUSING—Sat urday, Oct., 19, 71'. at,,
Speakers—t:ol. Isaac H. Shields, W. IL
Thompson,'Esm
IVEST_FRANKLINMonday, Oct. 21,
7 1..14: Gen. 11. J. Madill and IL N.
Williams, Esq..
SPRINGFIELD CENTRE Monday,
Oct. 21, 7 r. Speakers—Hon. W.
T. Davies and .1. W. Stone, Esq.
ARSlEloA—Tuesday, Oct. 2t, 7 P.
Speakers—Gen. IL J. Madill and It N.
Williams.
STEVENSVILLE-- , Tuesaay, Oct. 22, .7
- P. M. Speakers--Rev. J. E. 3lorris and
W. 11. Thompson, Esq.
MOSEIERVILLE—Wednesday, Oct. 23;
7 r. si. ' Speakers—Gen. 11. .J. Madill
r r nd li. N. Williams, Esq.
EAST SPRING HILL--Wednesday, Oct.
23, 7 P. 11.: Speakers—Col. Edward
Overton attl:Rev. E. J. Morris.
LEONA—Thursday, Oct. 24, • 7 P. It.
Speakers--G r enl. H. J. Madill and U.
N. Williams, Esq. .
ROME BORo.—Thursday, Oct. 24, 7 P.
Speakers-:-Col. Edward - Overton
• and It: A. Mercur, Esq:
TERRYTONSTN—Thursday, Oct. 24, Tr.
u. 'F.
Speakers—Rev. , .1: Morris and
r .Tohn F. Sanderson, Esitr
iIdOUNTAIN LAKE—Friday, • Oct. 2Z, 7
P. M. Speakers- r -Rev. E. J;. Morris and
E. L. 'Lillis, Esq. ••• „
. LrIIAYSVILLE--Friday, Oct. 25, 7P, W.
Speakers—Col. Edward Overton and
• lion. Wm. T. DavieS.' .
WI.NDIIAM CENTRE—Saturday, Oct.
211, '7 P. at. Speakers-r i -Rev. E. Mot..
and N. C. Elabree, Esq.'
BURLINGTON 130R0.—Monday, bet
-28, 7 r. as. Speakets—C,ol. Edward
overtoii and J. Andrew Wilt, Esq. " '
SR ESHEQ:CIN.L.Tuesday, Oct. 29, 7P.
M. SpcakerS—Col. Edward Overton
and 0. D. Kinney, Esq.
FRANKLINDALE'— W, ednesday, Oct.
30, 7 P. r. Speakers—Col. Edward
.Overton andi. 31cPherson, Esq. " •
CAMPTOWN—Thursday, Oct. 31, 7P.
Speakers_-4Col. Edward Overton
and W. H. Thompson, Esq.
NEW ALBANY—Friday, Nov. 1, 7 P. M.
Speakers—Col:- Edward Overton and
J. Andrew Wilt, Esq. - -
MONROETON—Sattuday, Nor.) •-2,-7 P.
Speakers—Cot. Edward Overton
and Hon. Judson Holcomb'. - •
WEST BURLINGTON4-110iday, Nov.
4,7 P. at. Speakeri—CoL Edward
Overton and Hon. W. T. Davies. -
Other meetings will be annonnoed bare-
AU speakers will please oommunicate
with the undetsi immediste.ly, giv
ing the number of meetings they will ad
dress, and make.sttch suggestions as they
lee paver.- - EfritEETER- =-
THE second number of the Tolle
Greenbacker is out l and is "red hot,"
Milursa Joussos, and" Gimis, ap
pear to :be-the ruling spirits:id
• Atifit;a4 s d are
wbeiiiided .ifialuarr Si!
SEEM
BM
THE MOOD OLD name
There is a great deal of nonsense
talked about the good old times. Ev
cry city, town, or village! in the land
WI its croakers, who see nothing WV'
disaster in.the future, hard times in
the present, and good times in the
past. The Adrian Times tells of these .
complaining people who , are giowl
ing about the present price of wheai.
Awtql-known Michigan citizen gave a
little of his experience •the good
old times of forty yeras ago. Ile liv
ed where Burr Oak now stands, and,
wanting to get Some barrels of salt,
he put thirty bushels of wheat in his
wagon and started for Adrian, eighty
miles away. As he' could not get
cash there, lie went . on to Palmyra
mills-Land sold his wheat' for filly
cents :a bushel. Going batik to Ad
rian, he paid $3 for two barrels of
salt, and got back to Burr Oaks after
being five days gone, being - delayed
by the execrable roads: This is a
fait SatriPle 'of the good old times,
and it must be admitted that they
do not flatter themselves by compari
son with the times we have at pres
ent.
MEal
W DOESITIIIMAN
The Miniocratie State Committee
is calling upon its county orzaniza-
Mons for.
1. The name and hddress of every
minister in the county;
2. The name Mid address:of fri-e
active represenative Christian men
iu eace election district, with tile-de
nomination to which each belongs.
3. The name and address of all
anti-aincron represenatives in the
county.:
The Democratic .Stae Committee
are urgent that these lists should be
promptly furnished. It is evident
that some, dirty work 'is to be done
immediately preceding the eleetton,
by c'rilculars to 'ministers and others.
We give this warning to the people
that - they may-know how to treat
this contemptible movement when it
appears. The intention evidently is
to make some personal attack so
late in the campaign that no answer
can reach the people until after etec
tion. The whole - j 4,13 is contemptible,
and will be received by the people
with even less credene than :it de-
MEM
'I'IIE, Philadelphia
Reto7l.l:--1 he
roving stories which the Greel,-,
backers circulate through the coun
try in regard to the eildraction of
the currency have been so of en
told and so often refuted that
the Operation
,has become tiresome.
The secretary of ; the_ Treasury has
been beset with inqdiry, and, finding .
It impossible to reply in detail to all
inquirers, has had photographs made
of the compound interest notes and of
the 740 bonds in-order to show - the
difference between the two. The lat
ter never- circulated as currency and
-never Were a legal tender. 'the larg
est amount of legal tenders, fraction
al currency and national hank notes
in circulation at the end of any fiiscal
year was $781,41;0,917.17 on the 30th
of-June, •187.1. The panic of 1873
came on' during the pe.tiod of Ma
•tion. Since that time there has been
-a contraction of paper money equal
to ninety-two millions of &Wars.
On the .other hand, there has been
more than an equivalent increase of
col'n in the hands of the Government,
.and the purchasing power of the pa-
Per currency has been so largely in
creased that it is almost or quite
eqnivalent in exchangable • value to
the greater volume, in circulation in .
1874.
Tut New Yoik Tribune:—The
Republican party proposes no war
fare upon the greenbacks. It is re-
sponsihle for them, and for - all the
good tliey have . done. It has raised
them to within a quarter of per
cent, of gold, and it means to make
,them better still: .The enemies of
the greenback are , the men who pro
pose to depreciate it in the,, poor
man's pocket -=not the Republicans.
who have made it practically as goOd
as coin, and mean to keep it so.
These same enemies veheniently op
posed its issue, denounced it through
.all its earlier years, and now, when„,
the party that made and Protected it
has brought it almost to par,nre:striv
ing to put it down again. It is an er- '
ror to say (as has been asserted) "that
Senator Blaine:made a fight against
the greenbackt" Ile made a fight
against the men who are trying to
degriale greenbacks. In that fight
we hope yet to see every Republican
follow his banner.
WE . find the .following notice of
Col. Slums, who is announced to
make f a. series of speeches, is this
county, commencing next, week - in
the Philadelphia Times:
Colonel 'lsaac IL Shields, late ori
Virginia, but now a resident of this i t
city, is the latest accession to the
chairman's stock of campaign orators.
Ile will speak at Sunbury, on Mon- . 1
day night. Colonel Shields is an
eloquent, orator and. Was for siz
years one of the leaders of the Re- I
publican party in the Old Dominion.
Although a cousin " of President
114 es "he is not a Hayes man liy a
large majority. -
WHILE the Greenback and Dem.
Certain leaders in this county are
wrangling, and calling each other
harsh .names, the Republicans are
united and harmonious. Having an
excellent ticket, against which even
the democrats have nothing to say,
all that wehave to do is to move stead.
fly onward, see -that the voters are
out, and victory is certain.
Chairman
Tut Cleveland Herald significant
ly asks "if the value of the green
back be fixed by the government
stamp as the Yationali I instst, why
44, -it
• • es 'that .
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ov CONGRESEIONAL NOMINEE.
The. list issue of the Athens Ga
zette contains:the following notice of
Col. OVERTON, wbich we' take the,
liberty of copyirig with a hearty en
dorsement: .
Col. Ovetton i a native of our
county, who had .every advantage "of
general anti legal education, and en
joyed all that attracts young men to
pleasant, quite homes. But all these
he surrendered when an imperiled
country called her'sons to arms, and
for years, he emitired hardships and
confronted dangers with' the million
of Union soldiers on the floi or bat
tle and of conquest over rebel foes.
Ills career Was honorable; his suc
cess -markell,and - a grateful people
have once vaned, him to guard and
advance r in the Nation's, council
chambers what he helped win on the
tented Vld- , -national unity and 'nit
tional tonor. As a man, as a soldier,
and, since. as a Congressman, , his re
cord is pure and- commendable. He
is before the, people tor'a re-election
I
on the just and sound principles
which have distinguished this dis
trict
in the past.
The. Democrats had a candidate in
each of the four counties of the dis
trier.whose choice fell at last on the
notorious Dimmick of Wayne county
The Greenbnckers had as many can
didates, but finally united
,on Mr.
DeWitt, of Bradford.
The tickets are now formed, and
we hope and labor for:the success of
the citizen soldier, who . lotight so
nohly for his county, and who seeks
as Jackson said of the Union, that
its Ito Noll, - " umsl, and shall be pre
served."
PATRIOTIC-YET SELFISH
DrOther Parsons of the. ArguB was
a et - m(141;1W for congress on the Dem
ocratic side, and so was brother Haw
ley of the llc4itrosit Deninorat. Butii
wo:t .into thti;. conference, and are
thug . virtuallylanind by its decission.
It happened that the choice fell on
another man. •And now Parsons and.
lia*ley both turn against their more•
forlunate rival whose - , support they
would have claimed. had - they. been
successful- in the Conference. Their
cri-ed is " Heads 1. tails you lose."
V.'nyne county dernauds,the Con
gressman. as it is the leadlng Demi>.
eratie county in the district, and has
not had :the (Mice in the memory of
most of the voters ; and the. regular
Democratic noniitme claims to ha're
more than a party backing at home.
if the Democrats eau not a g r e e th e
(ireen hackers wilt defeat them Worse
than they did in Maine.—Athens Oa
z,
A FrAiits Congressional in this dis
trict are attracting attention in other
portions of the state. The Wilkes
barn; &con/ of last weck-says :
There is one Congressional district
in this state where Demoeratic papers
are showing a good deal More hide.
pendence and pluck than is accorded
the average organ. We allude to' the .
Bran ford-tiusquehanna district. As
has been heretoforeloit d in our col
uinns, the Democratic. conference of
that district nominated Win. II Dim
mick. of Wayne county, for Con
gress. We observe that the Montrose .
Peuwerat, the :Bradford Argus and
the Wyomin7 - Denuwrat refuse to
support Dim Mick mid not even
pia-c his name in the ticket printed
at the head of those papers, which.
are, we believe, with a single other
ono,the otly Democratic papers print
ed in the district. Little has been.
expected of DeMocratic papers, and
this is an ancouraging sign. It is an
evidence that'there is a degree of dd
•ofadation to which the Democratic
readers cannot drag their party press.
It is true that the editors of the
INDintrose Democrat and the Brad
ford. -Argus were candidates before
the conference that nominated Dim
miek, but we do not believe that it is
pigee caused by disappointment
which alone prompts their refusal to
support the successful candidate.
L. 13. in describing the G. A.R.
encainpment at this place last week
in the Elmira Adrerliser refers to
our candidate for Congress:
Capt. Carr:ochan and Senator W.
T. Da - vies madesshort speeches. Col.
E. Overtop was then called for and
very enthusiastically greeted. Though
the; Colima has faithfully served his,
country in the halisof Cangress,as well
as on the field of battle,' and is again
a caudidate for conweslionnt honors
he wisely forellore any ,allusions to'
politics. He spoke of the:--stibncr
ing of Comradeship thai - , - -biiiifs the
veterans together in friendship;Omer
than any ties of kindness or selttin
terest. He closed amid. repeated
cheers. In the afternoon - there wag\
a sham hattle,with about 500 veterans
on each side, which ivas a very spirit...
ed and interesting affair.
seldom. hear anything from
Col. PIOLLET' worthy of commenda•
tion, but if. the following which is
attributed to him be true, we give
him;predit for mere good sense and
political honesty_ than he usually has
credit for:
Victor, E. Piollet ran {into the
Bellefonte Republican the other day.
"He speaks with as much ease as a
first-class phonograph says the Re
publicci. This is they main thing
that such a glibness enabled
get oft': •' The Democrats -are send
•ing out a circular showing the in
brease;of the expenses of the Legis
iature. in "the lastl 'sixteen years.
.That's folly. Our Legislature has
been doubled in that time, and of
course our expenses are. materially
inereased." •
WE received some days since a let
ter• from OWEN PARK,'Of Litchfield
replying to a notice of • the gieenbaek
convention published in the Reporter.
The letter has been mislaid, put the
part objected •to by Mr. P. was a
paragraph claiming that he, PARK,
took the chairmatt by the throat.
This • alligation Mr. P. emphatically
denyes, and we cheerfully give his
denial the same circulation the charge
had. - -
FROM 1863 to 1868 there was a
rapid contraction
.; of the currency.
These were five years of great busi
ness prosperity. Erom 1869 to 1873
was ti season of Inflation. During
these five years was the period of
shrinkage and final collapse,. Those
who are - fond of drawing inferences
will please draw.
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s e 0411i x, rl a etai . party i 8 the only
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can
at
:Otlt *log silo..
IO NU( Anir weeks More before elec
tion. Are' the . Itepubliesmi, of the
'several 'election districts ' -organized
for'the battle? if not; do not longer
delay. Although the opposition are
demoralized and distracted, we should
not abate our effort, put poll a full
vote I
THE ELECTIONS I TIIESDAY.—We'
hive no particulatr of the elections
held on Tuesday, but from tele
giapbic reports tt seems certain that,
both Ohio and - Indiana have gone
Republican.
Is 1863 thhe United Stat 4 were
paying interest at the rate 4'1.4.13
per capita.. In 1878 the. rate is $1.97
per capita. .After all, an improved
credit is a valuable poesession, let
the greenbackers talk a they list.
TnE R publican pUrty alone has a
history that is
. idetitffled :with the
existence of the Nation,.aral with all
there is of fidelity,. - patriotism, and
honor connected with it.
THE True Green backer following
the example of the deinoeratic papers
of this district refuses, to support the
candidate for Congress nominated
.by the Conference. -
POSTMASTER-GENERAL FEY, is in San
Francisco. '
EDWARD EGGLESTON is -writing lilts of
distinguished Indians.
PRINCE BISMARCK again threatens to
resign the Chancellorship.
FIFTEEN thousand people attended the
Pitts; urgh Exposition on Saturday.•
NEnitama raised 80,186,422 bushels of
wheat, corn, oats, barley and rye in 188.
YELLOW fever has carried•off more than
one in ton of the population which re
mained in Memphis.
CoHEN, who has been making so much
trouble among Washington laboring men;
is an Arkansas tramp.
FRANCIS JOSEPH . , Emperor, of Austria
and his friends are now working at Cab
inet making in Hungary,
A new and not • thoroughly understood
disease is causing the death of many hogs
in Juniata county.
Tun Sultan proposmi to institute the re
forms proposed to Asia Minor. Ile has
our consent.
THE President and family will move in
from the soldiers' Home to the White
House next week. -
THE collections in the Vathelie Chu relies
of New 1 ork city for the fever §ufrerers,
have reached $12,000 thus far.
THE. United States Corset Company of
New Yolk will be wound up.. The cap.
ital was $200.000 ; liabilities (tlOO,OOO.
F 171.1, official returns :show that the Re
publican candidate for flove!nor, in Vet
niont,ibas a majority of 16,686.
. .
110 N. GEORGE 134NCROFT, the historian
was thrown from his carriage at Newport
R. 1., on Tuesday, and seriously injured.
A vein of bituminous coal has been
dis
covered while excavating; fot' a bridge on
Elm street, Norristovvn.
THE Prince and Princess of \Vales have
signified their intention of witnessing the
distribution of prizes ac . the Paris Expo
sition.
VutorxrA State Ponds are quoted at
seventy cents to the'dollar and their tend...,
ency is downward. The soft money party.
should be popular Au that State.
GENERAL V 07.4 MOLTKE is now 78 or,lo
be exact, will be 78 the 26th of next
month, and yet be does not look much
oldtCr than he did twenty years ago.
Dli. EDNVNILD "WAICREN, of Baltimore,
late physician-in-chief of the armies of
the Khedive of Egypt,, has met with a
brilliant professional success in Paris. •
THE NRW York merchants held a meet
ing Saturday night, to consider the nomi•
nation of a Mayor. who favors reduced
taxes.
TUE President has "been. asked \to re;
nrove District Commissioner Whelp's, be
cause lie don't dispose of the appropriaL
tions as the workingmen want him to..
lioN. Enw.tnp 3PPriptsow has resign
ed his position as Chief of the Bureau of
Engraving. to accept the position ou po
litical editor of the Philadelphia Press.
TnE President of the Cambria Iron
Works,. at Johnstown, Pa., states that
the works are now in full operation. - Six
thousand men are employed.
ON Monday afternoon 31 employees of
the Philadelphia mint, male and female
in accordance with iustiuctions from.
Washington, were discharged. •
ON the 15th inst. the Commissioners of
Northumberland county. will sell two
thousand acres of coal lands, which have
been taken for unpaid taxes.
•
Wm.At.rn EMERSON, nephew of
Waldo EulerPon, is about to enter the lec
ture field. The title of his lecture is to
be, "In a lluudred Years, What ?"
WICKED i'Olt CLERGYMEIS.-",1 believe
it to be all wrong •and even wicked fur
clergymen Or other public men to be led
into giving testithonials to quack doctors
or vile stud's called medicines, but.wben
a really meritorious article is made up of
valuable remedies known to all, and that
all physicians use and trust in daily, we
should freely commend it. I therefore
cheerfully and heartily commend Hop
Bitters for the good they have done me
and my friends, firmly believing they have
no equal for family use. I will not be
,without them."
. Washington; D. C.
i• •
Vir The judges at' the Fair at Troy
for this year, awarded Diploma for “Best Machine
andgreateot^arlety of - work, "• to "The New Davis
ventral Feed .esing Machine."
Notwithstanding blow and swag
ger; the Vertical Feed carried off all the Donors
this year.
far "Best machine." So : said the
Judge , . at our late County \Fair. In regard to the
"'New Davis Vertical Feed'Sewing Machttie."
tar Ladies, get the "Vertical-Peed,"
Sewing IfachinN • and save your strength. It does,
more work with lesS effort than any other. Gan•
oral sgeney of the Vertical Feed fieWlag Machine
at 3fadill`s Crockery Stoee., \
Mr . Now Gnode—Full, Line-s-GQneral
Assortment, just opened, at
MADILLVK CROCKERY STORE.
tarlf you want to see the finest assort
ment of 'Millinery Goods ever /Item] In this mar
ket. go: to Miss COott'S. G doors north of Meresr.
block:
ear Go to Miss COOK'S and get a Rat
Fastener. '
.Pr Real Ostrich Tips for cents at
miss coows. .
leg'ant Fehi and Straia Or 50 cta.
and upwards, at htlas,Conat!'s.
The largest variety of rdshionable
Ntyintry goods at STEIIIi DUOS. N. !.'atone;
tg . '" Novelties in Ladies Bonnets and
Hats at STSUX Baol3. N. Y. Store.. ,
Mr The trade supplied "with: Millinery
Goode at Sew 871:Ent Rao& •
41r Hats from 25 4it, op at Saws. Duos.
sew York Store. _ , •
trr Hosiery_ and f :Lace Goods iniettd)osa
varlet-fat BTEUN • •• • ••:,
• tirnotters'i;triTlisinee
111 + the fBa~l
- sba4es ' ; -
tir For tickets: to' all pohit* West;'
North and. Souttoreat, it lati linen • politbls pais.
call on or Bodnar, •g. IMBCOOK. Agent; st
Upper Depot,. : l7tt , ,
"Mrs. E. I. Mrsoal has TRIMMED ,
'HATS frirOlgr, DOLLAR salt Upwards. •:
iiee*gtoekomitigiatavuheryoumb, to "pop'
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11 'Elmira Aboriliiilliellii.: - •
QILVER PLATED2WARE :
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A SPLENDID STOCK OP -
R OGERS i "BR _ OS
BNIVES, - • . ~.
PORKI3, ' * 1 ° ' --:
• . SPOONS, • : --
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- ' - , Iliti,GS
; - BUTTERDISHES,
CASTERS, &c., &c.. •
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS I
EXTREMELY LOV PRICES ! •
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CALL AND SEE THEM.
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T. W. 'ELMORE, •
'. • 131 EAST WATER STREET.
Elmira, N. Y., Aug. 13, 1878..• ---.
L i: ROSENBAUM 4 SONS,
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• Dealers in
DRY .GOODS, MILLINERY, 81117 t, he:. he.,
', 201 East Water Street, • .
_ELMIRA, N. Y. ,
The Cheapest and Best Place ,in the City
' to Buy!
OUR GOODS
Are bought for Cash, and Prices are guaranteed to
be as low as the lowest. . .
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EVERY DEPARTMENT ..
IS :KEPT taiggi.neD WITH THE LATEST
NOVELTIES.
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We claim to do the
MOST EXTENSIVE MILLINERY EUSINF.SS
IN ELMIRA,
And pirtles desiring anything in that line will find
• it to their Interest to call and see us.
As we.condoct no fancy establishment, our prices
-WV always plain mid moderate.
The trade supplied at the lowest wholesale pri
ces. Special inducements to cast. customers.
Don't forget the Place — - •
201 EAST WATER-ST.,
Rathbun House Block.
Elmira, N. Y.. 3fay,23, 1878.
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PREMIUM HARNESS STORE!
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C. 11. WHEADON & !lON
Hare In stock. tbe largesi and most complete assort
meat of
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FARM AND FINE - HARNESS
That can be" found in any store between Albany
and Elmira. More
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SPORTING AND TI - TF GOODS!
A - large variety of
TRUNKS AND SATCHELS I
A more complete stock of '
TEAM AND. TRACK WHIPS !-
A larger and better assortment of
LADIES' AND GENTS' - RIDING
SADDLES, &c., &c. ..
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In conclusion, we say that we hive everything
that can be named connected with a business of
this kind. that we are anxious to sell. Wake upend
PULL DPWN YOUR VEST
And come up and see ua; and we will demonstrate
what we say. At
206 E. WATER. STREET, ELMIRA, N. T.
as. Sign of the Gold Collar. •
CHAS. H. WHELDON & SON.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT
LT 'T MI -
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• COAL BU S 1-N ES S.
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The undersigned having purchased from Mr.
McKean the COAL. YARD
AT TUE TOOT OF PINE STREET, NEAR THE
COURT HOUSE, '
Invites the patronage of his old -friends lad the
public generally. I shall keep a full assortment
of all sires,
PITTSTON, WILNESBARHE AND LOYAL
&MK COAL,
- AND MALL tom!. AT • !
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LOWEST PRICES FOR CASE.
NATHAN ;TIDO. 1
- Towanda, Pa., Aug.:l, 1875. ' • MI
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AT TIITI
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DELBT42T- MUSE, ELMIRA, N. Y.
Opposite the Depot.
C. T. SMITH. - - Paorattlea.
Formerly of the House , Towanda , Pawrafl
ALUABLE TRUTHE
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I l f i llat s c e n e a suffering ' from poork aea , e health, or Inn.
lop Bitters will CUM Toll. -
If you are simply sill If you feel weak And
desi Wised. without clear knowing. y„
Hop Bitters wi I Revive 'ton.
if yea are a Weiner. and have overtaxed your with your pastortal duties ; or a mother, Worn
out with are or work, ' • - • .
Hop -Bitters will- Restore Yon.-
you are a maxi of business: weakemed Viz the
~ snafu of your ertuTday dotted ; era man of Leiters, 3fULLOPlC & RIINDELL ' tomag am pat Midnight *OM ..
-Hop - Bitters wilt Strengthen You.
seg leave•to thank the people of TOWANDA.Ior
e t y o u are ran,g eau indexing mar l arm India.
their very generous patronage enended to there eretion, or are growing too f .st. as bones tU ease.
beretotom, and- respectfully solicit a continuance ,
of the same. We shall arall times keep a tun sup- Hop Bitters will Relieve Yon.
ply of , . tpla axe the woetab the farm, at the
wow Aso'SALT MEATS , • - • des k ,
an"helAm, sad feel that on
Ymr system seeds
i - cleansing. taatng at bumatattag. without toad-
FISH AND OYSTERS IN THE BEASON. °d r -. s • _
[ . . op,Bitters i What You Need. -. •
We also keep a good assortment of ' If yen ate old and yotir!poistria ftsebbk your
Demo swap* r ind *owes araataw. .
i GARDEN - OEONEAHLED, EEITIT. .114' M o p 'Mu rk _
._ give - you New
. , Araa gooditAativaila trate: oaree4 .4_ .-- .1 . -..-. .: :. : -.., •*04193:.: -.- ,--- ~., ----
*> rlintclexe.lll)ia4-_,,:- slit *hiiiol 0:um:41 pox * itinA4P___ 1 '
.f. 9. !!!# ,45 " - ! 31D !,• ,- .:::; , .::. , .A , ;;: - .4 -- .. -- _Z`: . ,,&'ZA 4 ''-'..zir:!': , ::'.;.•,..:i'..0
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tar Ladies Dress Trimmings, sli the
New Styles, at *Nita * Fuxantt's.+► filt . daFts
north of liattitra Noel.
Cgitsta has thi best wearing Shoes
for, Mee, /lop and Youths , wear ever offered ta
Towanda, and at priers within the reach of all.
'sr A full assortment of Fancy floods
It SNELL k FAIINpAIVS, a few doors aorta of
Meteors Block. •
t'-The Largest, Best. and Cheapest
line of Baas for Ladlor4 Masai' and .otableaus.
wrar Is found at Conantra new store, eornor-Main
and l'lne-stn., Tracy it Nobbeaßloci. opals
rsif Cowl Ase Bakery Wagon, of the
he Ward Bakery, will be on band deny with
Fresh Cmkers hot irons- the oven, Bread, Pies,
Cakes, kr. split
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Q - Don't you forget it. We have en
excellent CRACKER. MANUFACTORY In (own
at COWLEn' BAKERY. *bete yint can buy thn
best fresh-baked re:idlers- •
tEq." L. B. BODOEItS challenges •compe;
titian ter quality of goods and low prices on Sash;
Doors, Blinds and 3toldini,s, and all building MS.
terial. fouga4f).
11111r-J.' C. BLUM has received a NEW
STOCK OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
WEAR for the Summer Trade, which he offers at
prices far less than heretofore sold, and at lower
figures than any competitor can duplicate. Cali.
examine and he convinced. Store on Stain Street,
south side of Bridge,—elfin of Gilt Boot. Juni.
or CLOSING OUT SALE of Gold and
Sllver Watches, Cpalns, Fancy Jewelry, etc. The
undersigned having purchased at Sheriff's Sale the
entire stock of Watches. Chains, Slifer and Plated
Ware, In the store formerly occupied by M. flax.
DALMArr. and not wishing to . remain In the bust.
has cotkluded to sell the entire stock regard
less of cost, lu order to wind s up the business. Ca l l
early and secure bargains. M. JAc'ollll.
VEOETAIILE SICILIAN 'AIR
nratEWICR Is a scientific cothbluation of some of
the most powerful restorative agents in the vegeta
ble kingdom.. It restores gray hair to Its original
color. It makes the scalp white and clean. it
cures dandruff:llnd humors, and failing.out of the
hair. It furnishes the nutritive prlaciple by which
the hair is trinrlshed and supported: It makes the
hair moist, soft and *low, and Is Unsurpassed as a .
hairdressing. it is the most ectinotnical prepara
lion ever offered to the public, as Its effects remain
a long time. making only an occasional application
necc,Fary. it is recommended and used by emirt
ent medical men, 'anti officially endorsed by the
State Assayer of Missachusett. - The popularity 01
Bair Renewer has Increased with the test of
many years, both In this' country and in foreign
lands, and it is now known .and used in all the
civilized countries of the world. Fon SALE' Bt:
ALL DZALERA. .
MOWANDA MARKETS.
REPORTED BY STEVENS & LONG. •
General dealers In Groceries and Produce, rutton'S
Block, corner Main and Bridge St 'Teo,
WEDNESDAY VF: NI NG, Oct. 9, 1 S
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WIIOI.F.AALk. ItF.TAIL..
Flour per bbl ..... 5 5((n) 6 50: 0 ueo 700
Flour per sad: .. 1 40@ 160 ' 1 SeQ 175
Corn.sleal per 100 lbs .. 125@
Chop Feed 1 2t@
'Wheat, per bush • 1 Itee - 1 IMO)
Cora 41:06 . 45 . 5,54
Rye • • 5e66 6(40 - 65
06111 ao®
-Boclcwheat ....... ...... 4e@ 5006
CMaer seed, medl it m..... - 6 Offal
Timothy. WeAtern ..... .. ' . 1 75®
Beans, 621bs. ' ..... 100 4 12S a 500 200
POHL 10.0.6 s • la to® 051g6 10
Dressed hugs - OS
liaMs • 1 " 14
Shoulders .
Bard 08(4 00 ' . 12 .
Buller, tube . )20 18 ' 16.% 20
I Rolls itlat 16 . 1501 20
Eggs, fresh . 1603 . "
.16
Cheese - 1066 11 1215
Green apples, bush 2:44. AO@ 50
Potatoes, per bushel.... 6006 65 , .70
Oniotri . 5Q 65
Beeswax • 22 . .
COIIILECTED BY DAYTON 6 11110.
H Idei
Veal skins
beacons
Sheep Pelts)
Tallow•
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Wool
TIST OF LETTERS rearming in
J Post Office at Towanda. Bradford Co.,' Pa.,
tor the week ending October 5, Ina: '
Ackley, Bernice.
,Crance. T. A. r •
Bradt. JameS M. . Collins, Jane. •
Boyd, Lucy .1, Gilbert, Louise.
Bowman. Cynthia.. Hakes, Elmira.
Avian, Mrs. Miranda. , Kelly, Mary Ann.
itrlnit,Anna. ', , • Madden; Annie. '
Bacon, 11. A. St repo, Etied,
Simons, Mrs. James.
UELD roil POSTAG.E,
Richard Horton, Sayre: Pa.
Persons eall'hig for auy of Vie above will please
eat• •• advertised,•',giving lath of list.
S. W. ALVORD. P. M.
B" qA L BLUING .
A NEW THING!
TILE BEST BLUING EVER PUT II
ON THE MARKET!
Put up with a patented
SPRINKLER,
by the use of Which you
SAVE AT LEAST HAIN' THE lILI.TI SG,
and Set
BETTER RESULTS.
Worth more than the retail price for n earlety of
uses, such as a
PEPPER SAUCE, - HAIR - OIL,
TOOTH WASH, BAY RUM,
KM
PERFITMERY BOTTLE,.
and for nnmherle.s other Itqntdr
For sale by
DITTRICH & CO.,
(Old stand at C. B. PATCH.)
Towanda, Pa., Oct. 10, 1811.
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D ISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the partnerAlp•late
ly subsisting between Ferris Ackley, A.. 1 Lloyd.
and J. F. Blocher, under the firm name oflAckley.
Lloyd & Blocher, at IF3alusing, Pa.: Is this Cay
41s - cared by inittlud consent. J. F. Blocher is au
thotited to settle all debts dile to and by the com
pany. All persons indebted to the Arm of Ackley.
Lloyd & Blocher are requested to call and settle at
'once. . FERRIS ACKLEY, •
w..L LLOYD.
J. F. BLOCUER,.
.
NV : y!luing, Pa., Oct. 11, 1874
Thanking the public for their liberal patronage
for the past , ten years. we respectfully ask that It
mar be extended to our successors, Gaylord,.ibun•
tier k Co., who are now receiving a large stock of
new and desirable attraction% which they otter at
lowest prices for rash or ready pay.
ACKLEY, LLOYD ai BLOCHER.
liVxrdusing. Pa.. Oct. 1, MS. ,
CO-PORTNERSHIP NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that.H. B. Gaylord, C. J.
Stunner and Verde Ackley, have this day formed
a copartnership under the Um hatne of Gaylord,
Sumner & Co., for the purpose of conducting the
general mercantile business at the place lately or
copied by Ackley. Lloyd audDlocher. We respect
fully ask the public for a share of their patronage,
and assure them that no pains will be spared to
pleuse. We have lust opened a tine stock of NEW
tioODS in the different noes. at greatly reduced
priTrlk s lease call and examine.
GAYLORD, SllMblEft & CO.
yabising, Pa., Oct, 1,..10711. Hera
MEAT. MARKET.
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Di ROCLAMATION. c ENERA.L'
It.EcTiox.-4restew. th aid'br•:aa set et
the General Assembly. of the. Commonwealth of
retlegYleatile , entitled, ,"An set leit s t il Z \ to O
nt e:
Elections of this Cointswealtlo • the 24
doy of July, 18111,3 t is sane toe do 7 et. the Sher-
Id of every county to give notice of ouch eleettan.
and to make known in such notice what Mecum are
to be elected, and to designate the plate at wliteh
the election is to be held: •
Therefore, I. ANDREW J.rILAYTON, Hig
Sherif/of Bradford County. dohereby imeke knovni
and proclaini to the qualified electors of Bradford,
tenni,, that a general election will he held oh
TUESDAY. TiIt:FIFTH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
ok. R. 1871. (being the-Tuesday neat following the
hist Monday of said month,) la the several districts
le wile County, as follows:
Armenia. at the honer of John S. Meeker. -
Alba bons., at the house of IroStnith.
Albany, at the Bahr *hoot hotne. '
Asylum, at the schcothouso near S. Deckers. '-
Athens hero, et the helm of D. M. isinsabaugh.
Athens twp District:. No. t, at the Esehinge
Inst. N 0. . ,. fat the house of Townsend
Knowles. Dist. No. e. at the Sayre iiOUSe: Dist.
No. 4, at the Bradford Ileum -
11nnIngton bore., at the Boyle House.
Burilngoon twp., at the Boyle House, Burlington
TO.
Burlington Writ, at the M. E. Church.
• Barclay, at the school house.
Carton Dom., at the Central UMW.
Canton twp., at the Central House, Canton bolo.
Columbia, at the house of James Murgen.,
Franklin. at the Town Hall.
oranville, at the house of B. F. Taylor.
Ilenick, at the schoolhouse, Iterrickville.
Leßsysville, at the house of F. E. Cate.
11.1tchneld, at house of S. B. Canner.
I Leßoy. at Center School House. ,
Monroe twp., at the house once occupied by J. L.
Rockwell.
Monroe hero., at the boulte of Omal
Orwell; at the Town Hall.
. Overton, at School House No. i. •
Pike: . at the house of Traver Bosworth.
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Rome tsp., at the Academy, Rome born.
Itorno now, at the Academy. •
lfidghury, at the house of Chas. Reedy.
Shestipuln.'at the Valley Haase.
both& eld. at ths house of Mrs. Thos. Sinead.
Stand ng Stone; at the' house of Simon Stevens
Smfthfleld. at the house of L. U. Forest.'
Sylvania bore., at the house of Curti% Merritt.
South Creek, at the house of C. 4 1 .. •-
Terry, at the house of E.. 1. Shepard.
Towanda horo.—Fint Ward, at the hotel of 4'at
rick Sullivan, Second Ward, at the Court Rouse.
Third Ward, at the grol.e!y store of G. S. Smith:
Towanda tivp...at the school house n,ar H. L.
Scott's. Mills.Towanda North, at the pause of S.:A: i '
Troy burp., at the house of V. M. L..ongo
Troy twp., At the house of V. 111.. Long. Tr iv hot%
Tuscarora, at the schoid home dear .lat Black's.
Ulster, at the Forest House.
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Warren, at the house of It. Cooper.
\Chatham, at the house Of B. Anykenlalt. .
Wyalusitg; at the bunco of J. It. Black, -
Wilmot. at the house of A.. 1. Stone.
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Welts, at the house of 1.. Seely.-
Wysoz, at th house ofILEG Myer.
• At width time and place thp qualified electors
will sole py ballot for the following named officers
to be elected,piatnely : •
Far Me person 1, r the office of Governor of the
Rotnumiswealth of Pennsylvania. . -
Fur one person for th.• office at Lieutenant Gov
ernor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania:
For oneperson for (he office of Judge of the Su-
Keine Court of the Commonwealth of Pennsylva
nia.
For one pirson for the office of Secretary. of *ln
ternal Affairs oft he Commonwealth of Peunsytva
nia.
For one-Person for the office of 'Member of COM.
gross of the roiled States. (.0 conjuuctiou with
the counties of Wayne, Wyoming, and Susque
hanna.)
For one person for the office of Sheriff of said
county.
For one person for thevffice of Prothonotary of
said county.
For one person for tite_Office of Register. and Re
corder of said county. . ,••
For one parson for the office of Treasurer of;sald
county.
For three persms for the office Of members of
the House 0! Representatives of Pennsylvania:
For two pers.orts for the office of Commissioners
of Calif county. •
Fur two persons for the office of Auditors of sabl
county..,
For one person tor the office of 'Coroner of said
'county.
It I, further directed that the election mils of
- the it.re,al distrlets shall he opened at 51`VOµo'clock
In the itternitg, and shaft continue epen without
interrnottn or adjourn. vnt until seven o'clock In
the erer.iug. when the polls Oats be closed.
Special attention Is hereby directed to the. 6th
A ft! eie of the new eaftSt Station,
r:crios 1. v very male e Wan) twenty-one,
yehrsof age. poss. , !sslug the following qualtileations:
:411411 he entitled to vine at all
shall have been n'eltizen4f the United
States at least one month.
hecond.-lle Omit have 'twitted in, the State one
year, fur If, Living previou%ly been aipiatified elec
tor or native horn ettiaen of the State, he shall have
reinoved_ therefrom and returned. thtM ei months)
Immediately preceding t he election.
Thor!.—He shalt hat-c resided in the election dis
trict where. be ,hail toler to. vote, at least - two
Mouths tunnel:Jilt ety preceding the election.
V.jurtn.—lf twcury-tno years of ago or upwards.:
he shall 'hive paid within two years a State or
county tax, which shalt have been asaeste4t at ;least
'two months and paid at least one month before the
election
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SEc. 4. All eleellonsai by the eltlzens stiall 1)4 by
ballet. Every, ballot voted bball be funthered lu
the order In which It' 01.11 recK-rved, and the
number recorded by the electlim officers , on the list
or voters, Opposite the mane of the elector who Kee
smite the ballot. , Any erecter may write his name
upon his ticket, or cause the mine to be written
thereon and attested by a citizen of the district.
The election officers shall lw sworn or Minified not
to dlecinee how any elector shalt have voted unless,
required to do do as w.intessee Ina Judicill proceed
lug.
~See. 5. Electors shall in all cases except treason,
felony and breach or surety of the 'peace he privi
leged front arrest during their attendance on elec
ions. and in going to anti. returning therefrom.
Site. ti. • Whenever ennui the qualified electors of
this Coneneen - ealth ehall he In actual 13 y ser
vice; under 'a requisitionl;frum the President of the
United States, or by anthority of this Common-
Wyatt!), such electors may exercise the right of suf
frage In all etectioes by • the el Wens, under tech
regulations as are or shall be Prescribed by law, as
fully as If they were presentat their usual places
of
eteetfou.
See. 7. All laws regulating the heeling - of elec.
Clone bribe citizens or for the registration of elec
tors shall be uniform throughout the state,•bet nu
elector shall be deprived of the privilege of voting
by reaent of his-game not being registered.
Sne. 8. Kuy person ehu than give, or premise, or
offer to give.. to an eleeter ; and money, reward er
other valuable consideration for It's vote at an
election, or for e. ithohlingt the same, or who shall
give, or plumbs to give stark consideration to any
other person or party for durh elector's vote or for
the withholding thereof.. atel any elector who shall
receive or agree to reeelve, for himself or for an
other. allY money, reavutti Or ether valuable emelt!.
erat eft fur-his vote at an eitectiett, fir fur withhold
lug the same, shall thereby forfeit the right to vote
M such election, and any !elector whose right to
'tote shall he challeeged for such mist. before the
election °Ricers, shail to required to swear or omen
than the matter of the' chailenge .is untrue, be fore
lab+ vote shall be reeelved. !
Sic. a; 'Any lwritet who shall; while a candidate
for (Mee. be guilty or hi ibery, fraud; or wilful vie.
• latlun of any election law4eliall be forever dbtptall
ged teem ducting an (Mee of trust or profit lit this
Commonwealth; any petisen convicted of wilful
violation of the election intro, shall, In addition to
any penalties tumid el by law, be deprived of the
right of suffrage, absolutely, for a term bf four
years,
13. For the purpose of, r votieg no person
shall be deemed to have galneda residence by gee
son of ills preseure, or lest It by reason of beent.
settee, while employed In the service of either civil
Or militerv, of till; State or the United States, nor
While engaged In the navigation of the waters of
the Start id the United States! or 011 the high seas,
nor while kept In any poor house, or other :serum.
at public qxpeuse, tier while cue-tined In public
prism'.
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Sec. 14. /81striet erection hoards shall consist of
a judge andtwo inspectors. wile shall be chosen
annually, by the eltizepe. Each elector shall have
the right to vote for the judge and one inspector,
and each ittspeepter shall appoint - one clerk. . The
first elecilhirtelard (hr any nevi district shall be.se
lected, and vacancies in election boards filled, as
shall be pmvided by law. Election officers Shall be
privileged from arrest .upon days of election, anti
while engaged In making ,up anti traemnittilig re
tarns. except upon warrant of a court of record or
judge thereof, for an election fraud, for felony or
fur wanton breach of the peace. In cities they
may claim exemption from jury duty during their
terms' f service.
- SEC. it. Na person shall be qualified to serve ns
an election eflicer who shall bold, or 'shall within
two months have held any (Alec. r appointment
or employment in or under the Goventmetit of the
United States. or of this State, or of 'ny city or
county. or of any Municipal hoard, commission. or
trust, In any' city, save Only justices of 'the peace
and aldermen, notaries public awl persons in the
Militia service of the State ; our Meth any election
officer be eligible to any civil °face to he filled at an
election at which he shall save, save only ea such
subordieate municipal' or local Milers, below the
grade of city or county officers, or shall be designee
ted by general-law.•
And also the following acts of Assembly now in
forc'e In this State. viet
Act of June 30, 1874 •
'See. 5. At all elections hereafter held under the
laws; of this etnitmonwealth, the polls shall ho
opened at 7 o'cloet A. te.,'and closed atl o'clock
P. se ! • '
SEC:7. Whenever there shall be a vacancy in an
election board 'en the morning of an cite thin; paid
vacancy shall be filled in conformity with existing
laws.
The - said act of Assembly entitled, " an- act rela
ting to the elections of this Corumenwe,althm
passed July 2. 1816, provides es follows, viz:
•'That the Inspectors and Judges zhall-meet
the-respective places'appointed for holding the
election In the districts In which they respectively
belong, before seven o'clock In the morning, and
'each said Inspector shall appoint one clerk, who
shall be a qualified voter of such district. •
" In case the perms who shall have received the
second highest.nusuber of votes for Inspector shall
net attend on the day of any election, then the per
son v1'150,41211 have received the - second Rtigheet
lattrubBrof votes for Judge at the next preceding
election shall act ' as Inspector In his place, And
In cape the person who shall have received the
highest number of votes for Inepector shall not at
tend. the person elected as Judge ' shall appoint au
Inspector his place. And le' case the person
elected - Judge shall ant attend, then the inspector
who received the highest number of votes shall
appoint a Judge in his place, and if any vacancy .
shall continuo in the board for the space of one
hour after the lime axed by taw for opening the
election, the qualified voters of the township, ward
or district for which such officer shalt have been
elected, present at the place of election, shall elect
one of their number. to Illiench,vacaucy."
The act of Seth of July. 1874, further provides,
via t -
tirc. S. At the opening of thepolla at all elec
tions It shall be the duty of the judges or:election
for their respective, districts to desitnate one of
the inspectors, whose duty it shall be to have in
custody thoregistry'of voters. and to make the en
tries therein required by law; and it shalt be the
duty of the other of said inspectors to receive and
number the ballets presented at said election.
Ski:: O. All elections by the citizens shall be he
ballot; and every ballot voted shall behOlithered In
therirder in which it shall be. received, and the
number recorded by the clerks on the rig of voters
opposite the name or the elector from whom iv
mitred:. And any voter voting two or more tickets .
the several tteketaso voted shall each be numbered
with the number correspoditing with the number
to the name of the voter. Any elector may write
his name upon his ticket, or came the same to be
written thereon. and attested 'by a citizen of 'the
district. In addition to the oath now prescribed
by law to be taken and subscribed Lby election eflt.
ter*. they shall severally be Worn or aimed not ,
to disclose bow any elector shall have voted, unless
required to do so.as a - witness Ina pelletal Proceed
ing. All Judges ; Inspectors, clerks, anti .overseers
of any election held under this act. shalt, before
entering upon their duties. be duly sworn' ot at
finned in the presence Oteach other. 'The lodges
shall beintons by the minority Inspector, if there
• bo oath tuition:7 hapeetor. and incase there-
Spector, • Milhosity -Inspector, thtm bra Padre pf the
peede-or. aldermar. lied -the inspector,. ~mere
oat elialtashall beware let the ludge.:Certlecides
sdaseitrnstheeeridltradng shall be.datly made
1 18 4, lordipede g IN stied*
- •
lINIMEIIEMI
•
ilti Orkile oft OS who administered the , oath., If
soy &Olga or Minority inspector refries or falls to ,
'tartar the officers of election In the wanner - re. ;
'lplUed by this act, toil any officer of eleetion shall I
-lief Without first,beliig.thaly sworn, or If any officer 1
ofelecilou shall sign the form of oath without be. t
turd tO sworn, or it coy Joao or minority tuspee.
tor 'than certify that any officer was sworn when he
wuiiut,.ii shall he deetutd a mialerucanor„ and •
Upon conch:tht the officer or °Meets so offending I
Shall he tined 'not exceeding one thousand dollars,
• or Imptleountent.nut excinulilit OnO year, or both,'
in the discretion of the court. •
\ Sac. to: On the day of election anv person whose 1
' name shall nut appear on the siletry el.'sliters,
and who claims the right to vote at said election, t t
shaftproduce atiettetindt qualified voter of therdia- ,
trict as a witness to the residence or the clultnanl ~
in the district In which he clal ., it to be a wrier, fire;{
the period of at.least two month's immediately pre.l
ceding said election. watch: witness shah be sworn.
or arlirtned,,and subscribe a written, or partly writ-
ten and partly printed agidavit to the facts stated I
by hint. which , affidavit shall define clearly where i
the residence lot the person Im:claiming to be a
voter; and the potash so claiming the right to vote l
shill also take auef subscribe a written, or partly 1
written awl partly printed affidavit, stating to the ,
'best of his knowledge and h diet, when and Where. 1
he was horn; that lie has been a attest of the thil- i
led States for one wOoth. and of the Ceminen-
Wealth of Pennsylvania - that he hen . reeldealtr the
Commonwealth one year; et, if formerly a quail
. lied elector, br a native Wan citizen thereof, and
has removed therefrom and \ koturned„ that he has
%resided therein six tuouths 'next pd
- election; that he has resides \in tceding
which he . embus to be a voter Os th t
least two months Immediately preceding said elee
lien; that he has not moved itatokho district: fur
the pnrposo of voting therein ; that he has, if twen-
ty-two years of age and upwards , - paid -a state or
county tax within two year-., which was assessed
at toast two months and paid at least gneXtiOntlt be- 1
fore the election: The sald affidavit shall also
state when awl where the lax - c laimed tube paid
by the aniaut was assessed , and when' and where
and to whom paid. and the 'tax receipt therefor
shall be produind-for exatnitiation, unless .tb&afti '
ant shalt state In his sflidavit that it has been -(lost
or deettoyed, or that lio never received any; 'awl If s
a tianualizsd citizen, shall ALIO state when, whew.
and by what court he was naturalized, and shall
aim produce ttlecertin, ate o: naturalizrtton for ex
amination. But if the peewit 50 claffuling the right
to vote shall take and subscribe and aflidavit that
. Iris a native born Citizen of the United States, or
if horn elsewhere, shalt state the fact in his 'Aida
vit, and shall pr duce evidence thathe has been
naturalized, Or that he- is entitled tweltizenship by -
reason of hie falters naturalization, and shall fur
ther state I n his afedsvit that he is, at the time of
maklug the affidavit, of the ego of twenty-one and
under twenty-two years; tint he has been a eftl
gen of the Unitod r•tates nue month, and. has/rid
ded in his State one year, or, if a native horn citi
zen of the State, and renvived ' therefrom and re
turned, that he has 'residA therom six mouths
next preceding said .election, and In the election
district two nimitlis immediately preceding such
election, he shall be entitled to vote, although he
shall not have paid taxes. The 53111 attidavits of all
persons makfug such elands, and the afildwrits of
the %%tiles:es to thtdr residence, shall be preserved
by the election board, awl at the close in the eleE'-
tlott thy siudl he eneWsed with the list Of voters,
tally list. and other papers required by law to be
tiled by the ret_sti judge 'atilt the prothonotary,
and shall tent:tin on tits therewith in the prottmne
lary's office: suni, et to ex.tainatiou as other ewe;
• tion papers are. It the election officers shall find
that the apple: tit 15oSmr..11C, ail the legal onalliica
than of a Vilter 110 Sliait he psrmitted to vote, ,Eld
Li, O.IEIO shall 13, added to the list. of taxable. by •
the election ollicess, the woad 'tax" being added
w..cre the claimant clalitw t o" vote on tax, ;slid th e
Word .. age" were he etliVIS to vote on age, the
'same words being added tr; the clerks in each
case. re-pectively, on the ',lsis of persons voting at
stnit election. . -,:' .
SEA:. 11. it shall be laWfut for any qualified citi
zen of the disttict, notwithstanding the naive of
the proposed Voter Is colatathed ou the list of resi
dent tazables, t,r challenge the vote of such persou,
whereupon the same proof of the right of suffrage
as 15 Ityw , claimed by law shall be publicly mace
and acted on Its the election board and -the vote
admitted or reJeco.d, ascot ding to the evidence,
Every ils!rson entituleg to I , - a naturalized citizen,
shall be required hi produce 'tab: naturallz at et:T
illie:lie at tne eleeth n before votatg, exrefd where
he has been for Live yeas eotr,ecutively n vOterin
the iii-taiet where lie olfere 5 vote, and ott the vote
of such prison being received. the election officers
are to era - or stamp the w..,-,1 -eotcd•• on I,l;_c e r.,
titicate, with the soty, uteollt and year, and ally
eir e lea otlle - ,:r or Olken.' shat revels e it'seecqiil vote
pa the same 'ady. by xi/ toe or tin Nara, certificate.
except where s , us ate rn.titud 1u vo:.e, because of•
_the. naturadzatioti of their father, they anti the
person who shall offer suet sine, shalt be
guilty of a lutstlemeanor, and on coirriel lour h . .treot
be fined or Unlit - Ist/nett, or both, at the dinre
titar of lite coda, but the tine shall not tiered five
huittlrtul ducat B, in each a.e. nor the slut risen
inch& one year. The like punishment shalt be in
flitted, on On fee ...niecr, of election who
shalt liegiect or refuse to tithe or ealise to lie made
I he eritler,oneut required on nada:
ra:lzation rcritheaie.
13. 11 Liu): election officer shall refuse or
glees to r, vire such prool of Ito: right of age
a, i.. pteNcillifal by this law, or the law.; to %video
this Is a suppl,itieut.'frudo any pezzOn otieriug to
vete • w hose is 0.1 en the tt.st of asses,eu so
- ter-, or a ho:or tight to vote is eltallerged by arty
qualift , l voter pr :wad: Stilt per
son 0. Vote %%latent r.quirir:t: such 14 , 4, every
sou so et:ending upon entite: 1011,41 w guilty of
a lel:Aie.. aelor, and ue scittriwctl, for every
surd flay a line not exceeding :Ire 'dun
tired Millar,. 43t uoierga alt iltilirix.tnittielit or not
more than toot year, or both, at the dberetion of
the mart. ]! -
=
appointed as ah oveizeer, who shah nelVect re
fuse to ',client' any duty by this act.
without reasonanie or b-gai.catuee. thall be etthject
to a p-tawny of one honored dollafe, zind If arty at
zAlseor kilo", lug.; Le.ee., any wrson as.a voter
who le not quail led, or who' halt wilfully ranee to
nsee - s any Olin who is quail find, he tbau be guilty
at a nibtlicuteanor iu odic(, and on conviction Ire
plictieled by a.tlite co',..eac,rding one %b0ne5:14.41017
tar, or linprieo:, went not e:tcoediug two yearn, or
both, at the di , erein,u of t court, and aLo
subject au action 'for damages by _the party
agrieved; ant if any person Alan fraudulently at
ter, add to. defase or destroy an& list - bf Voter's
made out-as di ti.ctol by thin act, or tear down or
rernlore tll 3 same rr,,To I,:aco wtittre it has been
file I, wrh frataluieut or riLlschlev"us. lutent. or
fur ally tinfiroper purp,Ne, (1,3 parson su nirelon 4
guilty or a .rakal:Ausanor, autl on convic
tion shah itn;stlett uy a :In:: nut exceeding : five
hundred dtpn..nz, ur linprik..4,,,lnen: not e_xet,e.ling
iyo yearS' or both, at tie!. tii..cretion of the court,
and-If any persou shalt by sioteuee Or Intimidation,
drive, or al tempt to drive ft at the pulls, any pr-
Soll'OrPrtSeas Appol:lted by the court to act as.
ev ,, rsecr, , of as e,,Letioa, or to any way wpfully pre
vent*Kild fr.eti Vlto duties en-
Jotaoluinin tiwro by Inas:n-1, such p-znou shaft
gulity of a - laisataleaaer, and upon conviction
theteof, shall a punkin...l by a ft:: , 11,4 excited lug
one ilinusand ilo:iats.q:r by luipri,ounient not ex.-
ectatug IssO year., or, norh, a; the discretion-of the
court. Any - perst.O 'lOlO :then 011 thu day of elee
lloa. Vitali :guy ioili"g I .laeo la any eleiztiou district
h. is nut entitled to vote. and Antil use
any tiltlinidatom or vioten. , :! rot LW' purpose of pre
venting any officer of etretion trona I.,:rforining the,
Audis ri united of him by lax; or for the purpore
of pr , venting any qualified voter o such district
ea; tcishtg.tbe rßht to cha.,:enge any fa r 1 ,,,a otter
to rote, moil 1 ,-..1-;.,4 1 a shall be deemed guilty of a
tutsdeuwanot, at.d upon convictluit thereof shall be
punished by a floe not exceeding one thousand dot
tan,. or by hourhongtiont not ecceding, tyro years.
or l.oth, at lb,. discretlun of th. court. Any elerk
on, rseer or eTerthei ollh rr, a ho shat) db:clOse how
any oleetor shall have voted, unleas ientilted to do
00 st a millers In 'a pidielat proCectil og, Le
guilty of a nilsoenicanor, and upon conVietion
thereof uhall Im putilsbed by a tine nut exceeding
one thousand .dollars, or by itaprisontnent nut ex
ceeding two ye'ars, or both, n.t - the 4f:ere:ion of the
court. •
=Ol
auy o41c,•1 of an eie.tlotr under this act front hoid-
Iti: ftlett election_ or use or threaten au.y.t.tuictice.
to an
. : t,MtelL, and .11111) hat rnipt
erie Ititcrfere With him in the execution or Ilia du
ty, shall ;dock or at letitteto Noel: up the •wittdow,
er firt•nne any whitlow nswArtht: Sante may
Ito:deti, Or sha:l distort) the pram of ouch
election. or Wall too or prac tire Ititttnbtattun-hp
force nr ei , ileta, n , tbe design 10.1,111 u.:
cote - unduly oroNerawe any erector or prevent hint
vottaw, or restrain 'tit. , freedom. of 'choice,
such perscit. on ct nvictlon. shall be tined imi.ny
stun not exceeding five-, hundred dollara, or be. ti
prt-orwd for any flute not less: titan one lair more
than twelve triontliCi, and If it shall be shown to the
court whets: tho trial of sue ~offense salt i be had,
that the peti 7 iihr se offending 'was not a,resident of
the city watt ! or tch,r,t the sahroircuso Was
committed. toot not entitled to vote th.:rein. uu
corAbithin he shall be sentenced to pay altiue or
net less than one !Mildred line More , than cue tholl•
annul-dollars. and lie blood...meg not less than six
Mouths iffirmore than tau, cars.
If any person or persons Shrill make any bet or
wager open the iesult of the election, within the
coninitamealth. or shall offer to make any.'aueh bet
or wager, either by verbal proclamation thereof, or
by aaS written or printed advert isk ment, or Invite
any pillion or persons to maks. such bet or Wager,
upon Oonviction thereat he or they shall forfeit and
re ly tl)ree limes the amount so bet or offered to be
And the etc-et/on hors of the commonwealth fur
ther provide that °The -iiisneetors; judges and
clerks shalt. before entering lit the duties of theli
espies, severoll take and sub-b.rlbe thil oath or. af
firmation hereinafter direet.-d. Melt 'snot} be•ed
ministered to them- by any judge. - alderman, or
justice of the peace, but if no such tuogistrue he
- present. one Of the Inspectors of t . chtetittn shalt
administer the oath or sillireiation o the jedg and
other Inspector, and then the Ins a ctor so qualin
shall administer the ex ti or afar/ lion to film.
The inspectors, judge at ka by
la, to hold township aid. I lections shall
take and sUltserilte the ti..t'rei ott !t • affirmations
requlrvd by the 19th. 20 - 11. and at ens of the
set or 2tl day of July, t„ relit ng to the
elect lotus or_ thiS Commonwealth.. -whi t oaths or
affirmation:: slit:the prepared and mite ntstertal lit
the manner preoxibt it In the 224 sections
of said act; and 1n addition to r eonforred
by the t cctir.n Ay: t•ltAd juilg,; or either
or the In-pot-furs ghall have, t:ower- to administer
the oaths presctil:til by sold art to any cjerk of a
general, special or 101.clAtip
,
The following shall he (be form the oath or at
drumtion to be taken be earls inspector. vie; "I
th. II.) do—that I will duly attend to the en
smog election during the continuance titorcof. as
au Inspector, ant that, I will not receive al:tricker
or vale from any person other than attehns I firm
ly believe to be. according to the ovnislons of the
constitution anti the la, s of the conationwertith,
entitled to a vote at moth election. without vcgott
lug such evidence of the light to tote as !stilt . ..stet]
by law, nor will I velatlously delay or rebut: to re
cetre any vote . nom any person whet shall ltelloVe
to be entitled to vote no afortstald. - add that I will
not disclose how •any e:cetor that! hare owed. no.
less required to at> so tvt c w:tness In a judici'd
proceeding, but that I will in . all things truly and
mmtrtially and faithfully perform my duty there.
In. to the (tent of tiny judgment and .ahttith.y, and
that i am sot, directly or Indirectly. interested in
any het or wager on the result of lids election."
The following shall, be the math affirmatinit of
each judge, viz t, I (.t. B.) —that I • will
as judge ditty attend the.eniating election during
the continuance t h ereof. and faithfully sotist the
tospentort In carrying on the same, that I will bet
glee.my consent that any vote or ttcket shall be re-
e. teed from any ptriton other than such as I firmly
bent:Ye to be, according to the provisions of, thu
constitution. wad the taws of this commonwealth._
entith Alb mote at such election, without requiring
such evidence of the right to vote as is directed by
law, and that I will pile my best endeavors to prc.
Vent any fraud, deceit or .abuse.. In caryistg on the
Mule 'by Chisels* qualified to vote, or others, and'
Will Make a trite and perfect return of the Mid
election, and that I will not disclose bow any Wee.
tors aunt hate voted, uniews gaited to dote as a
Wltneas int judalal proceeding . and .will hi All
things truly, infyiltrttally, Mid faithfully , perform
tar ditty respecting the, tame to the best of. My
"ttliginent and ability, anti thit t PM not directly or
Indirectly interested in any bet or wager on the re
sult of this election. • ,
Tha following ratan bo ihe. form I,ll.2!_oa'dt or
Itleurrotioo CJ bo tokrn Or eneVokrit. tlr "1 (
B.) dor----that I trill; Intrairttally and trot
trite-down she 'vine of Rath olropr who ',ball
• •
• rote at the cymbals enrolee, .hick shall be gives'
me In charge, and else the Lame of the toommtp,
,erard or thstrfm . whereto such. elector . ..resides. end
teen:lolly and truly. wrint Alban' the , number of_
votes titat shall be siven.tor tech candidate at the
election, asoftensa tile motile shall be read to nr e .
by the Inspections:thereof, and , that / will riot sit,-
his
chow ant elector shalt e - eoted, rudesto ter
Odra/ 10 deeelasidtpeam Aiiik uditial promedthi,
zapi.
and to all Mop truly and faithfully perform my
duty respecting the same to the best of my judg.
meta mid abilities. and that I am nut directly nr
Indirectly Interested la any bet or wager en thr re-
' -
eult of the election."
The illtalllletteteetors will take uotlee of the fol
lowing set, of easse , mhly. appreved the 12th 44.), of
IBM. "An Ant ,teXtlizt.fing the tm d« D r-
Voting malt elestlon■, In the several eOnottes of
•thli Colninotr,ealib.
Sac. 1. Ile it enacted by the Senate and Finns', of
-Itepreitentretiveitenf the Inenmonwenlib of Penner.,
vania, In general Assembly met, and it be hereby
enacted by: this tiottiorlipe of the satrie f That the
/instilled _Thiele* of.'iber•nererith counties of /his
.ceentooaWealth...l4.alt _se_ncrat, township, borough
and special elect Itms. are he•reby hereafter anchor.
trod and recwirtel. to vote, by, tinitetts..prioo o l
written.,or partly printe4 ; or,partly terliten..serer.
ally elasigitl as follatts::;Altio ticket shah enib , ace
the natatulol-stlt judges or.centrts toted tor.auel to
be labeled outside -Judiciary , - one ticket 'Ash
embrace the names" el all_ th0.,840 One"
toted
for and. labeled "Alste "; thief 'ttelet shall efiWrace
the aantea of all county oiliceri riried for, including
Waco of -Alienator and fortub'.7.4 of 'Assembly, ft
ruled yor, and' weathers of Congress, If voted tor,
mot labeled " coon ty , *; one; ticket MHO etrWeac- The
names of all .lowitshlp odieers Yokel ioi; and he Ls.
bided "township''; one tlckAt shaft crobrace the •
names Malt poropgb offirer.s.yoted for, and ie,•
beled iquarotigh." and each Wass shall be de isAlted
in set:orate ballot boxes.
Sgc. 2. This It shall be the duty of the :lbw ilk
in the several enoritles of tills cionnionweeith to
lniert In their .election pro•wanatiolw hereafter
Sued the first section of this act. •
;AMES It...KELLEY,
',Speaker of the ifouse Ito.prese . sstatts&c.
" DAVID
. • lippaker of the Senate.
APPUOVID,. tli thbleithib-daY of MaJCLI, A, 1),,
one thousand eight hundred and witty els.
A. Y 3. CURTIN.
FIFItr.NTEI A)TFNDME\T•
WilEttr.Aft. - The Congrews;of the rotted Stabil on
the alai day of Mirth. Is7o. passed an art entitled,
An act to enforrie the right of citizens of thst
United States to vote in the several Stales of ti.la
!Titbit', and for other purposes " the first; and
~second sections of which areas foUovrA
"f3z.t. 1. - lie It enacted by the ts'Wate and Holm
of Itcp•eseutativeg of tint United States of Ane-ri
mitt& Congress assembled. That 01l citizens of the
tutted States, who are, or shall beotherwlife gnat!.
!'lied to vote at any ielectlim by the people in any
..statc, Tenitory. district, city, -valid', township,
tichbol district, municipality. ether territorial soh. -
diVislou, ll,latl he entitled and allowed to vote at
Alt suelt - eleetions, without distilled:ln of race,.
color, or precious condition of Fen - Wide, any can.
nthutfon taer,`mortotn, wine. or regulation of .any
State er.Territtery, or ter, yyii tinder rte antbOrlty. to
•
the -contrary notwlthstan g'. ,
Sic.. 2. And lob it furth enacted.. That bear
un.ler the - authority of the Consl ituttoo or laws of
art, State or the ianiikof any Territory. any act fs
or shall be rorititred • to be'done as a pro-riqulvite --
or qualification for li.dtm.t.and by such constitution
or taw, pe,rnon% or °Mears am or shall be rhnrged
with the performance ofdo ties fureisoing to
citizen* au - opportunity .to perform snail requisite;
or to Leconte qualified to vote, it shalt be the ditty
of every Amyl person and oftle , lr to give to ati the
citizens of the United Statei rice sam- and roaat
npportuntly to perform nuelt pre.reonlclt and to -
becornt! qualified to vote wit/Ion: diStiwnion Of -
race, coin ! , or previous ern dlt lob of \srrvi tilde, and
tf or , tneer strait refuse or knoultigty
onilt tie give fall effect to this seetlotwhe eliahi tor
every "fels offeti , e, forfeit and pay tite‘sum of five
hundred doiniri , to the person aggrieved:, thereby,
to he rreoVerid by an artnn on the. ca.e,‘,l!li ;nit
cost+ and mien .allovracce. for co:af-et \ ll.7itt I
court shall deem just, nod skill also for over". 5n , 7.1)
(-Arense, he deetu,d guilty of a mt...al.mtett
aee.‘rlud,
'
shalt on itinvlvlloo , thereof_ be fim.d not he:'S than
fire hundred dollar e, or be trnprlsourd not 104.4 IlMit
a month nor morn than t year, or both at the ilk-,
cretiost of the court."
And the Judges of the •••
Ano ae .11m1,6 of the r‘‘. , perettrre iliNtriettafore
said, are required to Nee at TOwatla, On the Fri
day o t foilowing the holding - of ..T.tid elem:cn
[heti atol.t here to perform thoNt, :Wogs reiptirtd of
theia by law. •
All Judge living 'within twelve tales of the
prothonotary - a (alive, or within tnelity-four mlie.t,
if their residence b.. In a town. village or city :gum
the line cf.:l railroad leading to the county ,nial,
bi•for..l two o'clock pa,t meridian of the day after
the election. and all 'other judges than. he ..re
twetve liclo, - k meridian of the ~, ,. icoral day after
liii , election. d-liver the ri tOra=. together with re,
turn -hoot, to tic fRIJIII.St -tray, ,of. the court, of
eoin t n,.o pleas of tile, county. %stitch said r•.torn
si o , dliall he tiled. iii the day and Lour of fling
niark , .l there. u. and shall h.( preaery,d by Eh!! pi-o.:
ttioaotary for liable la,pe.th it. •
fait.° give notice that In c infornitte to itr. pro.
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visims of the fottowhig t lb, itt,tple of the
nniii.ty will vote union the ri. stloo of taxicg_gegs.
E.n.li taut will have iip , o the oatidd.., the w.•rda
"dog I v.v. , " and no the-iiiid.le Me winds "for the
clog ;an , " or 301:1,t th- dog , aw.".
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AN ACT--":xte.olitiv; Ut prov!sloits att art
io dog, : ix! Nerthampzoli,
splitzpLlAan.l 1.:1:1e;t•tvr t TIC
51x , 1 of ; April, .V•no
e:ght anti fifty-tour. to uli the coutilleg ,
or ' . •
14.12T10N 1. 1k it enacted, no: the sCv..rril
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provl,l , m, 311. , ,t of ;,s,-tab!y, entitled An An ant
r.-lating to clov is Miralien., ¶11..f,t. -r, North
tunp;on. Seliny;k 111 and Lan,:aster ap
p.tN,...i/ .1 of, Aprll,Anno Doininipne
oiglit launared and , titty-fur,-whirb en
folnw.4:
ACT—Holatintzto,ing4 In .I,ll.lPhnny, Chester„
. cwintles.
~.1:, -: 1.••••: I. B. it t'. , ,tet. , l C , : ; rd
of prr.. , iced of Vol roolzaw.ar,o
of p.,lnxytraoi..l in ncrat . .tyrtrifibig fl.l qud
ittc , .by enacted Au Vic onthorfty of th' orrike.
Ttitethi, respacitve e:et ks tw t rg.tirts or (1 , W.110r
se-Maus - of the ctontairs of Allt-ghetty. Coesror,
N'brtlittuippu", Sehttyll; ill and Laura.. ter, shalt, ay
,soon after the passage of thl- ay: 0'; pro
eurc a 'locket, 31 . th • etypt'lt CWlll' . .q.ior.lll9
iegi:sterthg or dogs, 10 - the irritate: t‘do t e t tog, to
slit: owner of any tb•g.svi thin the Cotton, s of
'A legheity, Chester. IC, titatuptou. tiottnylttl:l sled
Lancaster, Who sitatl (orals!' to the clerk tiro: tt,ald
a description of his or her d o g, giving the 1`31111,!,•
height , „ autl.storh o; her niaras, desertp...
Won autl delguatlon as he or yho may be slits to
give. the c:crit shall enter the .otM -at leut;th
1,i3 ditekt.t. atyl forolsh the uwtmc With
copy Of the registry it made, for which t.erViet:s
the clericshail re-relye khe hunt (.1 one thsuar.
half for the ttse of the wooly 'III which >u:11
ruaG
try Is mad(. •
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St:citoN-2; ghat the owiler , c.r nrcy clog zo rerrja
trrc4.l ',fling, the.t.ame, t0...y 'transfer •soell ter:J . l.
care of r‘ giAtry ill the pnrehaser, whn, -on pre,...i
h.g the sanr to the el-tit. nliaii tict.f. the I rau:fvr
on Ili, ikeket, and ittlrS the ,all.l-t aa..w.t. - of
Per -0,1 1 chmAtn't.... the ,ante shalt shithl to d
his or 12r hum.-fit and,nriant •tte. arid ';‘.) of an fit
-tote init,dusets
. tkhseri lug the pr.o - 1-.14 113 of this
s , nd:on. tis.tlity and iti,ettoola, for the pelt •-u
10 Wai fiist Te:i.l.stered., for
which , litly of 11 - 00.ster and index inq ttin name a l ;
clerk :-.hall btt • hilt r 4 t;oreei.ttre the atini of tvelve
and a ha'f rent,
riEcTttwx a. That ! , 11 dogs registered aceutdit g to
the p ell-anus of this herel•,a'i dto
be per.,onal 14,1 - lefty. and r.neh dogs so r..lll,:ered
is afar sald'Fball t, ns amott th.• sut,Per. ut lia - -
eeny as any other lii••d of.prra , eai prope.rlyzand,
ev , •ry p , rson so ate4lln4 and fak, og 3w2V a•
shall ne pl.),etation and 11.diettnent• In
the eciartf qu...rter sesshins, 'and un
, thereer s tall be ScAltelic , .l lie htlehirtlein*
as e••urt Ira timir dis..retion na.7
think prOp,r,.* I. a 511.1,the aamu are h,r•zby extend
ed al( t•••nnt les thts eoninn.r.vatalth
APt"ltoViLtr-- the is:r. dad of May. A. I). 18,i.
J. F. ,
Givell timer fry hand. at my °Mee Towanda.
If•:11 dar of tlettAy.r, in the y-•ar of wat .
Lend, one ihousand eight hundrtd and scvaCy-
MO% and In lit - one-la not:red and scud y,,ar of
Up, in.lepondelice or Statt's.
AN DREW - J. LAtTO:C. •
sh . C'r;fr::. (+Mee, Town 4%a. ). 1,11e5117.
OC:114 r.•:o,_ 1573. 10(w-tat.
A tiiiTolt.'s xOTICE. -_Final
nei•ouf.t otthe ..,tatuttlistratui of the estate
of .1.1110 61:tspv..
rh,ettedetstglied an Auditor appetuted by he
Court to 4b.pehe ii exe 010 e. and dlstr.hu
tion to the hands of the dmluist
Tem att,tot t o the dem...3 of Ihte, appolfitteeut at hls
in Towatolo.- WE Inti F.S.II.AY,
the. oth. eigy of NOVE31111.:11, IPS, at 10 o'clock A.
31.. wheu.aud wheteall perNon4 Interested toast
at
n•t:d, or foreveiardebarred tripe In upon
said feud. ' E. 1.: 111L1.1S,
. Oct 10-te-:„ • Andttor:
A I.7DITOR'.B NOTICE.—J:- M.
tl xis Etabts E. B.AVlllinhs.. Nu. 1,475, )lay
T... In,
Tl 4 4n - 1 , 1,i - sighed an Auditor appointed by e.
Court tedl.•ritnite Inoneys_arlNlng fr“in tho Sher,
Ift's sald of defendant's' real estate, tild attend to
the dutrof his appointment at bls't Mee ht o. To
cvana h , rough. in! Trk...DAY; the 12th day of
NovrKnr.it. its:A.4l I ..'Clork P. 3t., when and
uheie a t per , ons interet•ted must attend, er force.
or Co &hatred from COM kg In ntw.tt said' famt.
ottlo-ity. • JANIFS WOOD. Auditor. •
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Ass.....G.NEE , s..NOTICE,'•,--In fife
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iiist , irt Cowl of the United Stites for the
AVr.tern (lisp let of Pennsylvania. Itt Bankrupt
cy. In tit nuttier. of Winfield S. lintiney, Bank
rupt. - . .
.We,.tern District of Pennsylvania: is -
.; To wi t oan tt may oone-rn: —The- undersizned
iii . ebyg,:ves Utrg lee , f his appoint tti4 nt tui Am.lgnee
of Winn: hi M. Kinney. of the Itoroligh at nealle. In
the county-of Bradford, and s. , .ate or Penn,ylvattla.
Within .:;3 d J.ll , (flet, VAIO 113 S 1/1.111 aditidg. , ,l -a
Bankrupt on eeeditors' 'petition by the District
Court of said District.- , -
Hated Temr.teels, the sth day. or October. A.
1875. e
..muN W. CODOING.
tectlo-Itr. Assigner.-
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fiRii•HANS' COURT SALE.-By
I_s virtue of atrordet Issited nut of thOr Itft s•
Court. of !trail font etnint y. the ntuler.,lgned,
istr.itor ot the estate of A Ilea IVlnslow, Tate
Wittne: twn„ tieer-ased.;"wlll exp o se to tuthlle 2:-e
on the nr..toises..on AATU'It Y, the thh day of.
NOV EAIIIEIt, itt7s. at 2 o'cludt. P. At., the f0110w..7,
Inc deselibed property,..to.n :
lionntled on the south Py latultt of 4 P Shirts and
Jeshph Atorronr, on the Wt.,t by the Stisgittehanna• '
river, on - the north lty landi of lirfillatn Barton,
now on 11.'11 by-E. S. Conant. and on the" east by !,
lands or Allen Wiltton'a heirs, and contains WO
aercs, he he same nu.re or bring the satin
land co:tented by Eddy XVinslette to Allen Winslow
he decd. dated August the 27th, A. IL 1863, anti re
ci;rled In decd 11i.OII . No. el, tetge
- TIMMS. t, - c - , SALF.:. , --itirtn-nitot: property being
st tnt k dew : etiOo on confirmation, and the balAn.
In-one, Iwo and - three - Years, with interest, fretn .
eer.ilrutat lon. -
V. QTII.CK, Administrator.
DM!NISTRA'I'OR'S
NOTICE.
iNotloi Pi hereby given that ail persons In,
deli:eft to the, state of datirs I. sexton. aeon:so.
late et °mall township, are requested to make
hurtledlato payment. anti all pervons having !dahlia
against Asia estate must,present.thout tilt)/ authen•
tieated lot settlement.
• X. C. SEXTON, Adminl.trator.
Eo . me. Pa:. Ort. lIItL IKTP
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FIERIFF'S SALE.,—By— 'virtue
of o writ ISsittol out: of the Court of Coto-
Intcl Pious of Itradfi xi county, and tome direct d,
I will expose to rutt.tic gala • on, tha
21. day of flotTe HIE R. tfix 3. at the Sheriffs other. In
Towanda Bortoghl at 1 o'clock it. 31, the foilowing
described property, to nlt.r. '
Ontejot:sltnate , to 'Athlint barn, txninded north
by Sattevate street. east by :113 . 100 sire. t., south 11
landsorJohn Honisnat and t!, 11arrt5. and on
'Um west by lands of N. C. Harris sod Malu street,
!Atli 1 trastanl shod thereon.. Being' lots Nos, it,
13an4 13 of the Satterlee plot in ittlen . s- bore.
Seized and taken Into execution at the snit of C. r.
admr., re. C. W. Ctappp•
A. J. LAYTON, Sheriff.
Towanda, Oct. 1, 1878.
'AUDITOR'S .NOTICE. -'- George
C. Atwood. irs Bola Cogswell; lu Court
common.Plerek tit Bradford county. No. lb%
February Teim..18743.
The utelerslnned, an:Auditor appointed by sold
•Court to 411.trihnte money ,in the Sheriff's hands
arising from the sale of defendant's real "mitate.
Win attend to OM pities Of Ids aprointroeni at his
Milne in the borough of Towanda. 80.. on TUES.:
DAY.NOVESIBER 121b.1575: at 10 o'clock A. 31. i
When and-Where' ell persona hartug ebbig. upon
said tuutlaurnat puma. Orin: or "else- be forever
'debarred from miming In ?pun the mme.
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JOLIfirW. 311 X, Auditor.
T:offaddll, Oct. 2, ism. • , Owl