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FINE JEWELRY,
, WATCRES,
SILVER & PLATED WARE,
TOWANDA, PA.
Towanda, Jan. Is. 1617.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
'Tills first winter term of the Collegiate
Institute will commence November 4th.
PnArr J. Smrrn, of Sheabequin, •ia at
tending medical and dental lectures at the
tniieraity of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.
Om townsman, H. A. Bunwkwir, has
received letters patent fora most. useful
and valuable article for extracting grease
from clothing: Mr. B. says it is guaran.
wed to remove all grease Spots and stains.
A, amateur artist amused a crowd of
men and boys on Monday last, by making
some very good oil paintings on the pave
ment in front of the fiance House. ' The
artist was quite young,: and only asked a
few pednies for the exhibition of his skill
' ANNUAL peW;venting at' the M. E.
Church on Fridafevening of this week.
On the same evening will be held the first
salable of the seas On. An attractive pro.
jgramme of music, readings, etc., is belog
prepared. Refreshments will be served.
.PERSONAL.—CoI.' E. .C. CAMP, of Knox
ville; Tenn., is spending some weeks in
this place . as the guest of JAMES 11. Emit-
NET.
—Col. OVERTON is speaking in Susque
hanna County this week.
H. C. Wurrr.katu, who has had charge
of our book.bindery for the' past twelve
years, has purcha sed
, a Printing o ffi ce and
bindery in New; Jersey. •
Mr. SMITH, who succeeds him in the
bindery, has had large experience, and we
cordially commend him to the patronage,
of the public.'
Ttri'Sussex (Del.) Jourwa of October
4th, prints au interesting discourse by our
rsrerned friend and foiiner Rector of
Christ Church, Rev. B. J.,Dotior.Ass..The
sermon is an eloquent appeal for lztid for
the yellow fever sufferers of the! South,
and reflects credit upon the hecl and
Lead of 31 . r. D. _
reporting th(i fair our reporter over
looked the very handsome and creditable
display made' by Artist BENpEIt. The
omission was the more noticeable from the
fact that-Mr. B. had a large number of
costly paintings from his own easel iu
Floral Hall. He is consoleii by the fact
that Ids pieces were greatly admired by
the art critics...
POWELI. Co. evidence their faith' iu
the near appro4ll of good times," by
opening the largest and best assortment
of dress goods, and in fact merchandize
of every description, which the people of
this county have had the pleasure of in
specting for a long time. It is not neces
sary' to add that they are selling at bot
tom prices.
• WE regret to learn that our entetipris
ing. townsman? Joim D. MOSTANYE, is
about to leave us temporarily at least.
His business, general coal agent of,the L.
•V It. IL Co., requires his presence else
where, and he has decided to locate in the
beautify" city of Ithaca. We commend
:Tows and his estimable wife to the esteem
and confidence of the people of Ithaca. ,
only son of Mr, and Mrs: 3onis
Ir. - Nitta:nen, of Auburn, says the Elmira
‘::l(lrertiser, died at the residence of his
'uncle, in Canton, t'a., Saturday, where
_he had'gone with His mother and grand
mother on a visit. 'His age was about
seven years. lie was a bright little fel
-low, and a great favorite. In their sad
affliction Mr. and Mrs. TnuAnEnhave the
sympathy of scores of frier ds in this sec-
t.ion, where they ate well known. -
- The numerous friends of the afflicted
parents in this place.ivill heartily condole
with them in thar sad bereavement.
• urday afternoon a pleasant time was bad
Mit. EDITOR :—A • protraeted meeting by a party of gentlemen at the launching
of a handsome caneler from the stocks in
will commence (I). V.). on Sutiday, the 18. F. Tabet's celebratedyards. The
0111 oe l October, at North _Orwell owner of the boat'dccided to honor Col.
'Union Church, tinder direction of Rev, 1 J." 11. Horton by naming it after him, and
LEvt Pirrs, of the Wyoming M. E. Con-1 the Colonel in z iecognition of the compli
fereuce, to continue indefinitely: ment invited,a number of friends to wit-,
ness the launch. Accordingly at - two'
Mr. PrrTs is a well known revivalist in o'clock the invited guests, twelve in num
the Wyoming Conference, and is coming her, were conveyed at 'the Colonel's ex
to North . Orwell expecting that. much pence to the boat yard, being! treated; to
choice smokers en route.- Arriving at the
good will be done in the name of the inlet the party found all the preparations
Lord. • • for'the party completed, so without delay
Rev. J. B. DAVIS, of Orwell, will preach the Colonel's 'extras " 'were knocked
in the afternoon of said day at :4 O'clock. ~from under him and lie Silid as gracefully
as swan into the element that was to be
Pyrrs will preach in thv eve/ his future home. Nothing Could have
at which time
,announcements gill been more satisfactory than the success
be made for meetinßs during the corning attending the launch. Success was to be.
week. ,• expeeted—for we were informed that the
•Horton the 185th boat that had ben
Other ministersof renown are expected built at B. was
F. Taber's yard. As thespeec
to he preset during the series of meet- I tators were about making up their minds
lugs, and assist in preaching, etc. - that the "furl" was over the gentleman
North Orwell, October 13, 1878. I whose name the boat bore stepped to the
front, and , in. a'few well chosen words
Modestly thanked the owner and builder
for complinient, and fatal error,
call
ed upon his fried L. E. Warren for a to
sponse. Mr. Warren said—but never mind
what be anid. His remarks were short
and pointed, sad of course appropriate.
After this part of the ceremony Was over
the•company ag-tin entered the coach and
were driven to the Colonel's office, wheat
they were entertained with a description
of the method by - which vessels were un
loaded, etc, The whole affair was very
pleasant to all, who participated; and lime
more it was nanimonsiy voted that, if
there
_is At large-hearted, genial, whole
, souled man in Mara it Is be whose name
Is borne by the staunch craft which we
I saw wedded to the water last Saturday."
THE Athens Gazette says : At a meet
ing of tlw. Roundabout emu% held at the
residence of Mr. R. A. PACKER at Sayre,.
on last Monday evening, the Club was
conducted by Prof. L. O. Eninsox, of
Ro;tou, , whose fame as a leader 'and a
compoSer of excellent music is World-
wide. Although it was a rainy evening,
there was an unusually large atten&nce.
31r. EMERSON expressed himself as highly
pleased with the method of m magement
and the musical progress of the Club, and
assured them that its advantages could
not fail to be of material 'benefit to all
concerned in it. Miss SARGENT, of Roe
fon, one of the soloists of the Elmira Mu
sical Convention, and who possessed - a so
pram) voice of rare purity and culture,
and Miss ll§Lr.s V. BRIDGMAN, of Penn
Van., N. Y., -the pianist of , the Conven
tion, were also present; - and contributed
greatly to the enjoyment, of the evening.
Mn. EDITOR :—Through the mediuni of
yoar, paper, I thought it would be inter
sting to some of its many , readers to in ; -
form them of so very interistirg an affair
that came off at Mr. and Mrs. Ant Et. 6En
ot.i.o*:l, of Burlington, .on the seventh
Of the present month. It being the twen
tieth anniversary ar4heir wedding day,
they saw tit to invite a large number of their
friends and relatives to a sumptuous re
past, which we Seldom, if ever, saw equal
ed and never excelkd. After having par
tSken of their bounties, Mi. and Mis.
G6ROULDB appeared in their wedding ap
parel of twenty years ago, making it very
-interesting to all present. Then a few re
'narks were.nladc by one of the company
and the presentation of the
.China which
was fiery useful and ornamental. The re
"' malodor of the day was spent in the re.
newinwof old acquaintancesind the fum
ing of new. As we reluctantly took our
departure, we hopzd that the future of
friends,l4. and Dlrs. Ganotriaxs, whonld
be as bright and nhelonded as the past
_ has been. ONE or las ColerAnT.
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• •
VAIIPTOint Itmts.--itt spite of biz'
times our °blame an mating coma anda
ble Oforts to impitore our tillage.
' E. IL Batas lugs replaced the old ism
injured last winter, by a new and mom
substantial structure. Pe has Made -re
pairs on his mill, and is now: putting up a
new bank.
Jonx BEATIDN4X, who bought the
Nichols property last spring, is improving
his house, finishing the rear,
Rr Fututit, Sr., has put a beautiful ve
randah on the south mud west sides of his
boa* and otherwise enlarged and lm
proved it. He is going to improve its col
or by two or three coats of white lead.
- Miss SADIE boos, of Merryall, is teach
lug a large and interesting select school
in the Acadeniy. She is the most popu
lar teacher that has been in CamPtown
Tor along time. - •
• Miss B. W. BAILETTE, late of Towan
da, has started a millinery store at the old
stand of AVERT & BEAUMONT.
Neighbor BASTING, having . - settled an
old account with Uncle SA II for unremu
nerated services, has itarted a harness
shop and has some nice work for sale.
R. FULLER, Jr., has just returned from`
the citrwbens ho had been to purchase a
fresh stock of goods.
CHARLIE AVERY is very sick.
C. S. LAFFERTY luta moved into his
new and bitantiful store. He deserves
great credit for adding this. ornament to
our village. It is 36z80 feet, brick front,,
and the interior is very neatly and beauti;
fully fitted up. Four counters run length
ways, and ono across the rear for boots
and shoes. The left hand counter is for
dry goods, the two center :for clothing,
bats, caps, etc., and the fourth for groce
ries, earthenware, ctittlery, hardware,
etc., etc. He is doing 9 lively trade. Our
citizens before going elsewhere, to trade
would do wisely to call first and see the
stuck our enterprising merchant offers,
, who is determined• not to be undersold
this side of Towanda. N.
•
Oct. 8, 1878.
IEI
1. 0. 0. F.—At a regular meeting of
New Albany Lodge, No. 682, 1.0. 0. 'F.,
held at their hall on Friday, .October 4,
1878, the following named "officers were
duly installed into their respective offices
by D. D.• G. M. D. W. SCOIT
N. G.—J. 11. HAnnis.
G.—GEO. W. PLUMMER. -
AWL Seey.—WM. KENYON,
Treas.-8. D. STEREGERE. ' 1
Seey.—J. C. Fowl ER.
S. D. STEIIEGERE is Representative to
the Grand Lodge. '
—At a regular meeting or 31ouroeton
Lodge, No. 137, I. Q. 0. F., held at their
hall on Friday ) 'October 5, 1878, the ofit
cers of the Lodge were duly installed into
their respective offices by D. D. G. 31. D.
W. SCOTT. The elective officers are :
N. G.—E. F. Fowt.En. -
V. G.—W. J. Da Vog.
Asa't. See'y.-. r A. E. -BENJAMIN.
Treas.—J.M. GRIGGS.
Rep. to G. L.—J. A. DE VOE.
Neey.—J. B. SMITH.
—At a regular meeting of White Lilly
Lodge, No. 808, 1. a 0. P., at Wyalusing,
on Tuesday, October 1, 1878, the officers
of Lodge were duly installed into their
respective offices by D. D. G. 31. D. W.
Scorr. The elective' officers are as fol
lows :
N. G.—C. VA:4 DYFF,. a .
V. G.—N. J. GAtil.oyD.
ASs'i ASeey.—W. H. KINTNEIt.
Tres.—A. B. CULVER.
p. t 0 V. L.—J. K. NEWELL.
See y.-11..1. HALLocsi
• —At a regular meeting of Litchfield
Lodge, No. 1138, 1.,0. 0. F., held in their
hall in Litchtleld,.oet. 3, 1878, the officers
of the Lodge were duly installed into
their respective offices by D. D. 4. 11.4 X
W. SCOTT. '. The elective officers are as
follows : •
N. G.— I. p. 11lEnnti.L.•
V. G.—ANDREW 3ICGOVEUN.
• 'tat. See' y,—N. R. MERRILL.
TreaB.—E". M. lIADLOCk.
Rlp. to G. L.—E. M. HADLOCE;
Sey.—LEviblonsE,
OUR good friend and late' townsman,
Col. J. H. HORTON; appears to be asr(op
ular in his new home iu the Empire,State, -
as lie was here in his native. coitrty. A
late number of the Ithaca Joutnai con
tains the following notice of the Colonel
which will be read with interest by a large
circle of friends here : - -
" THE COL. J. IL Hortros.—East Sat
NVEsT Wrsox.—A very interesting and
novel affair came off on Friday afternoon
and evening, October 4th, at the residence
of Mr. En. Cot; a young bachelor of ge
nius, who does his own nudging, mending,
baking and washing, independent of the
other sex. His house is neat' and cozy,
and nicely furnished with carpets and de
corated with fancy work of his own make.
In fact, the young ladies as well as the
old maids of late have become much. at
tracted to the young host,—both for his
good looks and dcunestic proclivities. -Re
cently he made: a, quilting (which was
pieced by his own hands) and invited on
the above mentioned afternoon number
of young ladies to attend. • Of course ev
ery one came, and a joL'y good lime was
enjoyed: the quilt was nearly completed,
and the supper which was also prepared
"by the host, was pronounced exquisite,
'and freely indulged in by all present..
In tbe , evening, a reception was held
for recently inariiid sister - and her
hut c hand—Mr., and Mrs. PirrEisneztoxn- 7 ,
.1
when several young married persons by
' invitation were added.to the number. A
pleasant secitd time, as well as a splendid
repast was the eider of the evening. -.The
patty broie up about eleven o'clock, feel
' lug they bad been well entertained find
The first se:prise party.of the sessoik
'Fos enjoyed toicthei young folks at the kits.
[ERR
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. 14461 414 4 t: " A 'Vie
Iltlenter were *elidancel- tioinding
Misiilta:VorcuT,*3lilsi, lawbome Is
weet the 'Tarty wa; ill", and MS Jilt !
sti&svntik . of Brooklyn, N. - N; •—•
Rev.,Prof. Tame, otflprhialleld,-Pa.,,
peached in the Preebyterian Church.; ow
Sunday last, mating and evening. Roth
sermons were able, - well delhered, : end at
tracted the undivided attention of hien
diem). Rev. J. 11: Miami, the fastoir of
the Climb, and Efder Tonic leave ibr
Philadelphia on Wednesday, to attend the
Synod, which commences it` sesslow on.
Thursday folkwing.: •
We learn that Miss-. Ross vomit is
about-bringing suit against the Pa. .k N.
Y. Railread for dam a ges sustained in the
loss of a trunk and contents some time
since, valued at $lOO. The trunk was
checked from Milat to Wysox, and was
consumed by.fire with the-depot at the
latter place. She holds the check for the
the trunk, and hssidemanded pay of the
company to the qperve amount ; and as
yet has received no notice of attention.
The worst feature of the case is,•the.trunk
contained the most of her wardrobe, con
sequently the loss to bar is great.
Jostru and littorEn's political chan
ces of success this fall are, abort as -good
as irwrou's was last falkfor the Govern.
orship. They, will fail with the Greenback
- Tarty in their anticipations of-a "ghat"
take. So we modestly ask for three rous
ing cheers for the entire Republican tick.
et : Hip! hip ! hurrah ! V. P.
Wysox, Oct. 14, 1878.
CONFEUENCE Arponivumm.--Below
are the appointments for the Troy Dis
trict, made by, the Geneva Conference
which *closed its annual session at, Corn,
lug, N. Y., on Tuesday last :
B.
TROY ' DISTRICT. •
J. , E. Wentworth, Presiding Elder.
Troy .
II Hemline
Towanda .0 C Jones
Ulster - - E D Rlwiton
Smithfield .W Statham
Burlington - Paul Smith
Epst Canton .P J Bull
Canton .......0 13 Sparrow
Monroeton ' E E Morris
Liberty Corners & Asyluni.l3 A Chubbuck
Albany M T Wheeler
Forksville - JC B Moyer
Wilmot L R Crippen
Springfield j • .1 R Drake
Mainsburgh 4; ..'i , ' . II Lambin
East Troy and Columbia J Iron Kirk
Rutland .0 D Rowley .
Jackson -''• • 11 B Trozwell
Wells and Webb's Mills T,Jolly
Lawrenceville. - • W \V Hunt
Mansfield C fi Moyer
BlOssburgli U El Wright
Charleston . .S 1 C Rymer
Wellsborou
Delmar - •
Gaines
Westfield
Knoxville.
Troupsburgh •
Chatham
Osceola.
Harrison...
Mill City
THE following are the appointments for
the Bradford County Teachers' Associa
tion, to-be held at Monrocton, November
Bth and.9th :
i . .
Com m ittee of Arrangements—Dr. 0. I / I.
ROCKWELL, ReV. H. AnusTacnia, ROVE.
E. - , MOIMIS, HENRY TRACT, ALBERT
CRANlitElt, MiSS JULIA KINNEY/Min
BERNTCE KEI.LOOO. / .
Committee on Resolution", and to pub
lish the same according to resolution of
the Association—E. E. Qv LAIC, Ed. A.
Tuomrsos., W. H. BROW/.
Lecturer—Rev. G C. . '.IoNEs
Piper—W. IL BEN
Declain a 11 . 013 AD IV:ARMSTRONG, MAc.
CRANMIR.
Reeleatio22-3p AN - NA KINNEY, Miss
MARY. E. SATURLEE.
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WOUK. •
G - eograply--Ure of Globes and Maps in
the .sclm7l-roorn, by A. T. IMAM Pro
nunciron and sounds of Letters in Geo.
graphical names, by J.•T..McCw.l.ou.
Grammar--Class in English Grammar,
by H. E. RAMEY.
Arithmetic—First lessons in numbers,
by E. T. DUNGAN.
• Row to explain, and "applications of
square and cube root, by I. R. FLEMING.
How to analyze in Arithmetic, by An-
TIIVIT. HEAD.
Spelling—Methods of conducting and
teaching spelling, by H. E. Pircumt.
Reading—Primary. Reading, by Miss
SYLVIA Bye.
Volunzary illustrations and speeches,
on " How should the blaCk-board be used
in the school-room," of five minutes each.
pleasant and, enjoya.
tile affair was that at.the residence of E .
11. CoLt, on Friday, the 4th inst. In the
afternoon an old time quilting party. In
the evening a reception in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. 11. C. BITTENDETI, Esq., .of
Bloomsburg, a newly, wedded -couple.
Mrs. R. is the sister of Mr. Cor.:, and the
groom a promising young lawyer of the
above plael, Both the quilting and re
ception were httended by the elite of Wy
se:, with a fair sprinkling of Towandi
ens; who seemed to enjoy the affair huge
ly until about midnight when they dis- ,
persed. having had, we are sure, an ex
celdingly good time, and sum_ ptpously
treated by the generous host.
Already our depot, recently burned, has
been replaced by a tine and sub.aantial
brick building which will be completed in
a few days. The gentlemen who have
charge of the affairs of the Pa. & N. Y.
.C. R. IL, are full of enterprise, and will
not allow the patrons to be inconvenienced.
The Wyse: mill, under the
Co.,
of Mr. A. C. Fortner & Co., hits
grown to be one of the best, if -not- the
very best„ patronized in the county. They
have been making constant improvements
for.sotne yearit, and now seem to have it
about perfected. They keep on band, and
sell all kinds of flour and feed ; are first
class millers l and pleasant gentlemen to
deal with.
- - The Greenback Club of Wysox died
horrible death immediately after,the bold
ing of their Convention at Towanda.. Its
burial has been postponed until after the
sth of Noveinber,.when it will, be buried
side by side with the Democratic party.
The few remaining friends 'btiving Tgiven
up all hope of a recovery • of Democracy,
she has been failing gradually for some
'time, but now her symptoms are alarm.:
ing and her ultimate death I. only the
question of the little time which' will
elapse between now and November sth:
The Presbyterians have purchased and
put in their Church a pipe organ. It is a
fine toned instrument, and a very sensible •
purchase.
Our farmers have been very much in.
conve.nienced about their fall plowing • for
want of rain,
Having bad opportunity which enables
us to , form pretty correct ideas on .election
- matters, the coming sth of November, in
the countyore wish to say -in answer to
several letters of inquiry which we have
received from men in "different parts of
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K P Jervis
M Jerolemon
W Post
0 N Roberta
W Burnett'
N B Congdon
.J Ft Perry
F M Smith
.1 W Miller
W 'lowland
J K Seifuse
the county the past week, that certainly
in our opinion. Republican prosprcts are
very flattering. The caudidatra for Sher
iff and Congress will more than poll a par
ty vote, while • blesirtH. - BLACKMAN laid
(WANT um both gentlemen of groat popu- -
lathy inal I parts of the county. Indeed,
1110 whole ticket is one of strength aW
one as-certain to be elected as the sus is
to sine is the east anoint in the west on
the dad = 7. A.
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Rea: loirelceirmiox, and flOak took
the gage from thia - plaee to Troy ott Noe.
dai, and,. report e molt
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The beadtiful - foliage and imeoery wae‘eor
joyed by the reversed gentian,. '
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LAES—BILAVYRT Or A BIIADI6BDCOUWIT
BOT.--The following account of an en.
mutter with burglars,'_ we copy fro* the
Wilkes-Barre Ent ord tif the Oth
plucky clerk is a BradfOrd , County ' boy,
and a brotherof Parsionts,
book-keeper at- fiTairB3ll & 'LOWS, in :
this place;
William Pasamore is a . clerk emyloyed
in Tozer, Crane & Leonard'sstaie at For
ty Port. Hob quite st-.young man,
but,
powerfully built. SS B eeps in: tea_
fishmeal in which he is a clerk...:Attbree
o'clock term morning, when the moon hs&
gone down and Intense darkness(preirail
al, Passmore was aroused from sleep by
a noise; which be subsequently ascertain:
ed was made by persons moving ,about
the store. He leaped oat of bed= atone%
and - cocking his revolver, proceeded to the
large store-robin.' Hero he ea* two men.
He raised his 'pistol and sent a ball whiz
zing in the.dinection of one of-them. The
bullet missed its mark, and quicker than
flash, the two;' Who were burglars, made
&terrific assault upon him. But he , met'
them boldly, and as Limy 'approached he
dealt each ono a pOtrerful blow with his
bare fist, which sent them reeling to the
floor. Passmore, with the ability of a
cat, then sprang forward, and took from
each'a revolver. When he had thus re
lieved his assailiante of their _deadly wea-;
}ions, one of them.sprang to his feet :and.
renew the assault upon Passmore,- but
r again knocked him down. He
rot up moment after, however, and
made his escape.: Psssmore now turned
to the other burglar, who was about ris
ing to his feet, and with a tremendous
blow with tlig butt of a piet), laid :Wm
sprawling onwthe flour. the thief was a
strong man, and the encounter became a
desperate one. Pasemore fearing that his
assailant might escape, 'attempted -to die
charge his revolver at him. He held it
near the burglar's head, and pulled the
trigger three times, but the weapon would
not explode. Passmore then grappled
with the burglar and they had it baud to
handrfor mime time, but the thief finally
broke away and ran cat of a door left
open by his companion.
Passmore was disappointed at the turn
of events, bat this morning ho exhibited
terrible ividences of his desperate fight.
He was covered with blood from head to
foot which flowed from wounds he bad
giverrhis assailants. He had the two re
volvers he captured, - and it is believed
that they were taken from Heat's...store,
at Kingston, which was burglarized a few
nights ago. If Pasamore's revolver had
oeen in working order, there is no doubt
but-that the world would have been well
rid of two desperate men.
Since the above was in type wo learn
the desperadoes visited Scranton, where
two of them were arrested. One - of them,
a colored man; committed suicide by tak
.ing's dose of strychnile.
Mn. EDITOR :—Already T count months.
Vof absence from old Bradford, my place
of residence for fifteen tears. I acknowl
edge to a desire to see ,familiar faces and
again to greet taco and true friends. At
this writhig, 4 October Bth, I am stopping
. ,
at Redfield, Oswego Co., N. Y., where
shall tarry for a little time. I have not
much that would be new to Bradford
folks of which to write. Recvnt political
movements in the Empire State have cre
ated some excitement in political circles.
At s Saratoga it is said that the Conkling
wing of the Republican party run things
to its own liking. Your readers are, most
aware orate two wings of this par
ty in Central New York. The adininis
tration wing is led by 'Mr. RonEters, edi
tor of the Utica Herald, and 'the anti-ad
ministration wing is led by Senator CONK
LING, whose organ is the Utica Republican.
-We learn from - the Utica Obserrer that the
Democratic State Convention at Syracuse
had a wild time of it on the second day Of
its meeting. The Tammany Delegaltss
were what gave the key-note to the big
stir in the Convention. But the Conven-•
tion has closed, and probably the political
wind has abated its fierceness by this
time. Possibly there may be a calm on
the Democratic side, "0
-for a thousand
tongues fo sing."
Wife writes. me that some of my neigh
bors say I must be home to votetor Mr.
DEAN for Bheriff. She inquires" Do
you know Mr., DEAN? Did you ever pnt ,
up with him at South Creek?" In reply,
I would, say that, I did stop with Mr. PE
TER DEAN over night while engaged in
my colporteur work. I was treated with
no little kindness by I urn and his genial
household. He has over two hundred
trond acres, and evidently manages his
affairs with discretion. My stop:with him
reminds me of my call on the Democrittic
nominee for Sheriff three years ago soon
after the election. 'I reached his house
near noon—l wanted my - horse fed and
dinner for myself, and I got all without
asking, only by introducing myself. I
was invited "to eat and might_ have ate
more, only I would not. cat more than I
wanted to please any body. There is this
difference bettipeii the two—that Demo
cratic nominee was really sore--he did
not intend for me to, see things - that
light, bet I could not wefl help it ; but
my good friend PETER was not sore.
However he did appear to be resting: un
der a kind of premonition of an election
to the hflice of Sheriff for Bradford COUD-'
ty.- Ile seemed to have a degree of fore
boding of responsibility of his new posi
tion would bring upon him. My call was
nearly two years Since ; and• I doubt not.
but the Ida that•he was doomed to be the
next Sheriff, has been an a.ffiictige weight,'
upon hini since time.
At my visit morning came, and ' break=
fast all right, after which I proposed fam
ily worship. The' 'Bible 'was readily
brought forward—then came reading of
- Scripture and prayer: I knelt and pray.
ed. But.now my friend, PETER is pray-
ing, with this difference In his case. thathe
"stands praying to be seen of men.". Nor
is be at fault here for thtfreason that he
is not praying for mercy from the Lord
so much as for the votes of the ,people.
In asking for mercy no doubt but he
would kimel, but while'Prayieg for'votes
from the goad people of Bradford' be'
"Oa ads to be seen of gent." . All right,
friend Pam, I 'admire your connige ;
stand erect and face the music,. and hav
ing done all continue to stand. My iiii
pression is that Mr. DEAN will be elected.
Who knows but fate has predetermined
this thing? Give him votes enough and
his 'election is Mire. Statte may think it
'somewhat against Mr. Daatt, heriuse. of,
1 his reilidence so near Te::nyville. True,
the name of the place is mall, and yet a
small soanding mune need not effect ano.
- ble ' Waited -aim. - - Peenrrille winds;
small and is small, . and time was when
it bare a bard name:' lltit it 'his re.
formed. morally --and.religiously. Mr;
Dame was Worthy _Chief of the, Good
Templar* there, and his helped to she
it what it is in this respect. .
- Without doubt the opPosition will make
a desperate effort-to win the day. With
united effort for,Mr. DEA* DM Irkt* IS
sure. Think t shall be home to vote for
him.. : '' - - IlisPeitfiilly,.
tir L B. RODGERS challenges ainpio.
mix for quality a iamb sad low Pleas 011 1 1 ,4 1 M 1 4
Dalle‘ iniadflaPilitte 46 4 l 4 ll4 an "nail"'
I
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Iffiiss!ylotilKigiVl.; - .)tR. 4",
- midi 4141447 " 7- . ite t .rl9,7of.
ti ,k— 464 i - tto _ tosiowis
stead. .
the Islet. 41 1 1* .f 7
a•
la
41
t 3IPI MPI IME at
tb.
&AOC hit plinietAss7
A fine opportunity offered to •
didabis for publiallivor to coos
I 17WiltriM muh ne 4 ii n ad
B a aiti
soß Of ifictiTni 1 1 1 940fa i .PNB*Ot
haute, iuidiuttlinut fa f
down fais thelkimi t 0,09;
`died; tbekotheriritmOS . fostalVateriuti,
=hay and favorably known to the pow
pie ot the tons..being next door' neigh
bors. Mr. Dean will not be dbiappointatt
thoro it,be,-OOP o .4 l . l ,fAtrult"te•
coM 1 IPaocziPMWll4.4*Thimiv
.7l 1878.
Ing t WXte IV Intia
nit;Vine -*iARPOt ,
I PM ° 4olto4#llP ed in "n il
4 i n O l Yt •
vs =l,l
Thal' his .1. all* sines tn.—
An alias anti / kola elktaisi to be issued.
EhitiW *el& es Weal it& Hannah
Clark vs , Ephraint Clsrki Airy I Brink
Ivs"D:Yi Driakol—HHiornO *Mild 111( usch
case.
P C Mooni, - cralos Sack District of
Le Haysville Bore'. P Col4rn, J.l Kew
nil In d , ZlOni nn . F F#l i kAntinin#J vieln "
ars:
41 1 lifk Po 3 eaca! 7'4 P mss, 'it aL-
Rule tooPesjudifUlent. •
Jan tis Fess vs CI B Beales, v 4. a! •
Rule to solonato 0 B petlOy to sights of
plaintitE r ;-
CbPP vs G 31,1Bsby:; Alexander
Ennis ra 13-P Barnes; 0 4 Obubbock 'vs
Michael:M*oin ; C BMeGlithery vs J•P
$10(1.;7-Mules made absolute.
James Beldin vs C M Chaos ; John
Clark vs Ellen Clark.; James Williams vs
E 8 Beaoli;; J L Entree vs Daniel White;
ft P Moore vs N Vanderpocil; S - Kirby vs
Hyman Van Dozer; Edward Overton - vs
Abijah Mead ; Pomeroy Bros' vs T M
Bonfoey ; G L Swisher's nve vs R B Pot
ter, et al , ; Overton & Elsbree's use vs Aa.
thony Darling; H E Crowell vs S S Wreti.
ster 2 casts • First National Bank of Ath-
ens vs Batt Golden, et al ;.M W_Cornell
vs John Bradley; Abner 'Wood rs N J
Lines, et al.—Rules discharged.
Simons, Sayles & Co vs Mouthest .&.
Stewart ; John Beidteman vs Wm Cool.
baugh ; E Hale's use vs J J Griffiths,
et al, 2 cases ; R S Hoit vs Melvin Corson;
A and J Morley vs. C F Nichols.—Rules
made ,absolitte.
Mary C Myer vs F Nichols ;A C Ar
noldyi W R. Wolf; Stephen Elwell
Alex Keefe, et al ; A G Cmnmer vs 'C A
Fowler; A L Cranmer & Son vs ' , Same ;
B A.Cranmer es Same.—Rules discharged.
C M Manville's use vs G L Rosa; H H
Mace vs Jamie . ; and E W Ellis.—Rules to
open judgment.
• A J Crane vs J B Johnson ;
Frost, and Bryant .vs 0 A Black.—Rule
on Sheriff to pay money into Court.
C M Manville's we vs M H Scott, et al.
—Rule to set,aside attachment execution
and to 'Open judgment.'
Rowe Machine Co vs , W , Oliver.—
Rule to set aside execution and open judg-
ment
• Edward Drake vs CII Spalding ; A A
Eiff, et al, va 9aine,—Mandamits directed
to be issued to J 9 Williston, Esq, -Com
manding Lin Wto entei tin appeal in each
cape.
• - I C Beardslee vs Anna M Beardslee.—
A subpcoaa in divorce directed to l is
sued:
A J Crane vs J B Johnson.-1 3lcPber
soh, Esq, sprinted an Auditor to distrib
ute hind raised by the Sheriff's sale of de
fendant's real estate. •,
Con vs A V Alger—Conspiracy to
de
fraud credit o r s Sentenced to pay a fine
ofllo.oo, and costs of prosecution, and
60 days in the county jail. •
Com vs Nelson Targason and Mary D
Vargason—l acestuous fornhution.. - Rule
for new trial made absolute.
DRUNKEN TUFF.--ilow many children
and women re slowly and surely dying,
or rather being killed, by excessive doe,
taring, or the daily use of some drug or
drunken steff called medicine, that no
one knows what it is made of. who can
easily be cured and saved by flop Bitters,
mode of HoO, Buchu, Mandrake, Davide . -
lion, etc.,- slitich is so pure, simple and
hartnless, that - the moat frail .woman..
weakest invalid or smallest child can trust
in them.- • Will you Ate saved: by them?
See other column.
Vir r ilyniontb Rock Fowls for Bait by
Alba, ra., Oct. 16, 1878, G. 11. Winn,
4,400 YARDS
FIFTEEN CENTS PER YARD,
WORTH TWENTY•FWVE CENTS'
The above are the GREATEST BARGAINS In
Drell' Goods ever offered In this market. oetl7. .
fir If yon want to see the finest assort
ment of ,Mtlllnery Goode ever Offered In ltds mar.
ket. go to Mies Cooc'e, 6 don north of Menne
blocs.
. Ur Go' o Miss COOK .
Fastener. •
. .
VlrElegant Felts and !train for 50 as
and opuntds, at MISS Coon's.
rir The l!tigest variey•of Ai Atonable
1111//laini 44;04 at Brsrta BROB . N: Y. Store.
or Novell les 'in Wins Bonnets 'and
tiatkat sTsax !loos. N. Y. Store. •
71
UV The trade supplied with Millinery
Geode at New Ycrk rates. at firinx Bros.
UN - flats from 25 cta. np atieerznar Baoi.
New Tort Store. , , . •
Hir Hosiery and Lace Goods in endless
variety at $1,111 . 11X 810!14
len and Plumes in all the faith-
Ameba) skidoos acemu
or For tickets to all i points West,
North and Southwest, at the lowest possible let.,,
call on or-address, it. E. 133.11F0CK, stein, se
upper Doiciti Toramds4 1 .; '-' ; , , ~-. 170 , ~: .
Mrs. E. J. Mums has 'TRIM
HATS for ONE HHVEAR ard!upwardt.
or Mien E Iritinumn' is just' nye ing
a new stock of Antomn Millinery Goods. to hid'
she Invites the attention of the ledies.
eir Ladies Dress Trim's:Hags, all - the
New StylWat BXst.L k FARNUAIIra, s few • oors
north of Mercurs , - ,
•
I
or - Counts . has the beet wearing z .
for yen, Soya end Youths , wear ever of •
Towanda, outfit piteeiwhille the tesebit
tom' A full inortment of rimy 131
flxsu, • , rmeNFA39! ? A lAm 1 0 , 1 1 •
Vereni'm
131P,The'Largest, Ben and eh=
Ilse of Bhes for Ladles', Mises' and elf
irrar Is found at CONON', new store, earaerlitala
and Plarats., Tracy k Noble's Block. apr47ll
• eireowmas' Bain:l7 . Wagon, ofi the
Ist Ward Bakery: *lll be ea band dallyr,wlth
Vieth Crackers bat Ina this new, Pleat
Cakes, ie. afrll
ar ban't yottforget It.. We have am
aseelleat CRACKER ItikIIIIFACTORY tome
at COWLS'S° lIMEZBY," vbete you 4a the
best fresh•bakedl exacters.. -
W
El
NEW LOCALS.
POWELL & CO.
Offer Ms Week.
COTTON AND
WOOL POPLINS.i.
I==
BUSINESS LOCAL.
And get a Hit
BM
OF Rad *re - eats at
- •
141111111111 4 *SD CH LD
1711,111 tar pa lasimar Mak lssaaf s.
Ali al Tom
011n01=dedijois• Caill
azaadas sad beasealaaid. dim aalktads
KattaMisaddtsial UMW' if"
= a g
.
esiderStod lasi* wawa at 11118t4 aII die
sesimbliktellMshesaal 1 4
Wert, is tee .tan foriesirty oerupleol by N. 11184-
"81.18 08 1
I=i t i=eo Pi l6 = ti=iteeng bud ir
lea of ant i to °Mato 'dad up Use besions. CBO
lailysidWelestoirgabier-1..: •.411.40,0018&
4 Et,f,
e •
Or ID the whole blstory of Xedloine
Relll'falt=r0PCr1 1 1411 111 ?"
ewes, or 4 so wide .4 sopinsaam. se
ATVs% Casco Pzeimitat., 'Melt 4 neogabod
al/dbieseleraf the threat
and Map. Its I..hheilitised series of wonderful
ems in all climates has otade it universally 'known
as a safe sod rellible wool to employ. - Agalnit
ordinati Colds. which are the forerunners of more
serious disorders. It acts speedily sad surely. al.
ways relleviatimiOurblie anCoftes iavlag Ufe.
The protection it affords. by 14 timely use la Ihe
Waal awl hum initialers of 011144 m. stakes it an
invalisige remedy to be Willie
,thistitte bliad In
every boine.-" No person can stool to he without
It. and those who have once used It never will.
inal UMW tuoirkege it VI araposition sad et
fasts, Physicians ale the OMIT Pocronit.
extendvely it their practice. and Clergymen rem
toisiniold tk. 1t Is absopitio7 moo lb *media
effects, amtwill'aiwilys Cori where cures are peed
ble: For sale by all dealers. ; • ,
11 "
f
OOWIE—McMOBBAII.—At the residence of the
, asides father. ca Wednesday. OetobPr 111716
by thellaw.VAlMorsm of ihnitheeld. Mr. Thos.
J. Howle. of Ulster, and Miss Llubs MeMonett
of - North Towanda.
IFULLSR,BILEB.—At the Preshyteriga puma.
la Wyaludap, ocs. limas, by fteir, Craft,
Mr. B moos Faller. of Camptown. to Mrs. Amy
B. Blies; of Tunkitaanockt
TIIITIMERAt Castes. Pa..' Saturdiy. October
. 12. WM Thomas T. Thurber. only ion of John L.
and Stella A. Thoth r. of Auburn, N.Y., NM 4
years, 10 mouth■ and $ days.
itaabirn, nat. for iiitermest.
HENRY E. DRAKE,
Wit'L B
C,Forpsrlf4e and: nut kerfets,
lELMIRA. N. Y.
Elmira. N. V. April 114
(MAEDA 'MARKETS
.• -
• nzpoiiitio ItY siivrairs'a
General dealers la Greerles and r rodu!:e. Patton , *
Block, eerier Kan and Bridge Streets.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. IS t 11711,
' PAVING. AILLIXO
Flour per bbl ..... 5 tore 6AO t 000 700
• I 20.15 i
taitrala" 1 408 150 1 SOO 175
Chop reed
perloothi .. - 0; 't , - ~ ..1 ISO
Wkest, per bush ; I 000 1 104. •
Corn ' ' 4r4) 4S 550
sogal
Stye
Oats
Buckwheat -- .... ST% 4411 SO
Buckwheat Flour 1 SO® I SO - 2 CO
_
Clover seed.medlum..., .. 1 -0014 •
Thitedby. wester n ....:. ' . ".. - INM
Demme! lbs. -........ 1 0061 125 1 W 200
Pork. Mess • *2 it®-
' - - , , . owl 10
Dressed Myr • - ' • • • •. 4" ' '
llama 14
Shoulders ' ' .
Chickens-- I, .: ~.::..SO% '' • . -
Lard mak 09 12
Butter, tuba ' • • ' • 110 IS . ISM. m
11011 s ' 1 . :131 - le • 150: 2 3
CbeePACs leash
P 1eg) 144
11 123 E
Green apples, Imak. .... • Mk - . 4e (S) 50
'
•Potstees. per bushel . .... 6t( 75 - 7
Omens .... Ileti) 75 ' 750 1.0
!Immix • .
CORRZCTZD, BY DAYTON • PRO.
Veal skins
skins
Deacons....
Sheep Pelts'
Tallow
Wool .0 ` . •
•1
L •
IST OF LETTERS remiinint in
Post Office at `Towanda; Bradford Co., Pa 4
for the week ending October 18, 1878:
Conlbaugh, A. M. Smith, S. B. C ' .
Boldinath • Eliza. •
Hag, John D. • Taylor, Edgar.
Jonlan. MISs Kate. Mgbtman, Carrie, -
Boss Sterling, : Miss C. ..
• Persons calling for any of the ab rve will please
say "advertised. , " glving date of list.
- - • S. W. ALVOIM, P. M.
Ire* Ativeithimesta.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.—In the
natter of the estate of Austin Ifruideit, late
of the township of Burlington, deceased.
Vie undersigned an Auditor appointed by the
Orphans. Court of Bradford County to distribute
fends in the hands cf the Executors, as shown from
their Final Account; wilt attend . to -the duties of
hla argiolutment at the race of O.VE STAN k ER.
CUR. In the Borough of Towanda. on SATURDAY.
the ISM day of NOVEMBER, A. D.. ISM at 10
o'clock A. x.,when and where all parties basin
ctairnsurien aid fund must present them or be
forever debarred from coming In upon the same.
0ct17.4w. JAMES R. CODDINfh Auditor. ,
A DMINISTRATOB'S- NOTICE.
Ek—Nottre Is hereby even that all persons
&bust to the est.te , of Philo E. 4111smm. late of
Monroe Benumb, demised. are requested to make
innuedfate payment, and all persons having claims
against mad estate. must present them duly authen
ticated' for settlement.
ALBERT G. CRANMEIL,
Mourteton. Oct t ,t7M.6*.* , Administrator.•
A lIDITOR'S NOTlCE.—Andrew
J: Cimino vs J.U.: Johnson. No. 1,168, May
T..rm. ISM i•
. The undersived an Auditor appointed by. the
Courtrodtirrthate moneys arising froth the Sher.
Int sate of Ilefeedeurs real estate. *lll attend to
tbealutles of bit appointment. at his oMee In To.
Wanda llorongh. on MONDAY. She Mt day of
, NOYEADEIL.IB76. st i le o'clock A. M.. when and.
where all persons having claims against said fund
most present them, or forever- be debarred from
comini In upon the same. EttfcrNERSON.
nett.-Iw. - Auditor.
TOOK
HI
wring assumed charge of the Bindery connect
ed with thlaptllce,l am prepared to do all kW& of
. .
BLANK-BOOK. BINDING, .
11111kAT TES LOWEST
• Constatent with goal workmanship.
FLUID 'Blink Boole - a
opeclilty. Magazlnes and
Old Books rebound nettly , and cheaply. Call and
!Orr ette Wont gOlng eherwhors. , . •
•• A: BEVERLY SMITE.
Illadery- In Itsrossiat- building, Pat% Street,
Towanda.
Orders hy mall promptly attended ;to. 20m2.
ISSOLUTION NOTICE .
Notice Is hereby Orem that the partnership tate.
ly subsisting batsman • Perris Ackley. A. J. Lloyd.
and J. V. Blocher;' underthe Arm name of Ackley.
Lloyd , A Blocher. at.W4nleslng. thls cey
dls-eked &about. i..1:1% Blether Is an.
thud:est to settle all debts due to and bp the cote
pany. All persons Indebled to the Arm of Ackley.
Loyd & Blocher are rtooested to call and settle - at
lute., , • , . ; FlCltatti ACKLEY.
-.• n• ' • ' • • A J. LLOYD.
J. F. BLOCHER.
Wyaltallay, Clet. ti
'Thanking thalarbile far that liberal patronage
fur the past ten yeas. we respectfully ask that It
may be emended to our susenuors. Gaylord. SM.
DOW* Co.. wit° ilte paw, terelvtair A lump otoe.k of
new and desirable attractions, which they offer at
lowest prices foresahor ready pay.
ACKLEY. LLOYD k BLOCHER.
Wyatusing. la.. Oct. I. lre.
.00-PORTNERSHIP NOTICE.
•
l~otice le Orin that U. B. Gaylord. C. J.
Sumner and Fends Ackley, have thls.day formed
a captetusiold, nadir tbe. Arm impale( Gaylord.
Sumner ft Co.. for the purpose of conducting the
generaltaercimille business at the place Welly oc
cupied kehiel.l. lo ld ainl Blather. We respect- -
fail sok.tha peAlle faro/share of their patronage:
and assuratheal that b 0 paint will be spared to
please. 'We fuore just opened a flne stork of NM
LI"ODS la the different ilites. at greatly reduced
prices. Please call and examine. "
- GAYLORD, fill3flf kit k CO..
W.YuIuSUM !a., Oct. loce:.
ED
AUDITOR'S NOTICE O~erttiri
it Mercer's uso Jahn J. Griffith. le the
Courier common Pleas of sradtord Countf-No.
I T . tve ntl. l etj e dentra ill4illn ed:idtned :' snot ated by said
Court to distribute MD funds addax from the
fiberirssa'a of defesdaWa real estate. win attend
to the dutle.of hb appointment at Ms alas to the
borough of Towanda; on Pride', November Ittb.
life, et 10. delnelr a. M.. when and Where all Pen
sons baying delays. against said fund mast s present
them. be be forever debarred from coming In en
ettid feed..
• Tousuds, Oct:11.110.1.
014144 - 53' COURT SALE.-By
titbit Or as order issued out et be Orshans•
Enure et'llrisiterd eosuty.the undersigned. admin.
Muster et the - estate of Allen Winslow. late of
Wilmot Mgt. dereAsedAill espme to public sale
cm the ormolus'. Ms At BOAT. the At day. of
NOVEMBER. illt. at 2 tectonic p. w., the Mime.
toasted
' -
ed on the south by Mali offT Ebert* sod
4 0 2bittkigorrow. en UM west by the &Lavishes=
elver, on the north by lands of William Bunts ,
ausaluntsi out. and . . on the east by
hods At ;Mk* btatir.**C contains too
sere% be the mene more or less, being the same
land curer' ed Zddy.Wletslew to Alien Wle- ow
by deed datedAligsta the 17th, A.. D. Int, and is.
earded In deed boot. No. M. page OW .
Whims or BAIA *4lOO 11 11= 01 /7
1111itisliWaa
Mese* deintS2l Ms easlntal
1
z' .
• .
EX%
4.
KU
M
DIED.
We 113
SOO
.. 041:13
406040
.. 7.5050
0.4406
0. D. KINNEY, Auditor:
MEM=
PMIM & CO.
11212
=ME
ntyrrioinput. aqrssnos at,
:LARGE
AND
ELEGANT. ASSORTMENT
LADIES CLOAKS,
NOW BEING RECEIVED.
Theo, (*manta are
lIPMFACTURSD SPECULLY 10$ VS,
IX TUX
NEWEST AND MOST-APPROVED SICYLYA
_We offer them In surlims qualities
AT 'mica IAXGING 111tOX
THREE DOLLARS
TWENTY DOLLARS. EACH,
and mow them will be found many
Decided Bargains.
We also invite attention to our stock of
Ladies Shawls
which embracei
.ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
snd to our stock of
Ladies' Felt Skirts,
which will be
SOLD VERY MUCH BELO, THEIR VALUE
Towanda, Pa., Oct. 10, 1878
BENGAL BLITING.
A- NEW THING!
THE BEST BLUING EVER PUT
ON THE MARKET!
Pat tip with a patented
SPRIN.RLER,
- • i
by the Use el which you
SAVE AT LEAST HALF THE 13143114:43
and get
BETTER" RESULTS.
Worth more than the retail price for a variety of
uses. sneh as a
PEPPER SAUCE, HAIR OIL,
TOOTH WASH, 'BAY: RUM,
PERFUMERY BOTTLE,
and for number** other liquids.
For sale b 7
E. F. DITTIIICH & CO.,
(Old 'stand of C. B. PArcu.l
Tciwzails, Pa., Oct. 10, 1070.
1"T an make tae my tarter 'at work for as than at
V ahytklas the. Capital not required ; we will
styli at. pa per day at home, made by the Indus.
Kau women, boys and girls wanted every
where to work for as. Now to the ilme. Catty
Outfit and terms tree, Address Taus It Co.,
,Au
tuna, Malta.. . • mayan-t7.
4 11DITOR'S NOTICE. Fintil
- account of the Administrator. of the estate
of
lane Gibson.. -
The Undersigned an Auditor appointed by the
Court to dispose vies& plow' and mato distribu
tion of 111006111 tw nt. bands of the Administrator.
will attend to the duties of his appointment at. his
c>hee. to Tornuida Borough, on 'WEDNESDAY,
the oth day of NOVEMBER, ma. is 10 o'clock a.
E.,when and where all persons interested must at•
tend, or forever be deterred from combine's' upon
said fund. E. L. MILLIS, .
: actlo4e.' Aiiditor.
AUDITOR'S NOTlCE:—Hazle
ton d liartranft to use of Thompoon A Taber
vs. r. d. Hickok and U. N. Williams, security. in
the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford .eounty.
No. 803 Dec. Term, 18711.
The undersigned. an auditor appointed by the
Court to distribute money In the Sheriff's - bands
arising from the sale of defendant's personal prop
arty. will attend to the duties of Ids appointment
at Manatee in the borough of Troy: Pa., FRIDAY.
the 18th dey of NOVEMBER.-1879, at ten.o'clock
A. X, when and wuero all ptITIMS having elalms
upon said fund most present them, or else be for
ever debarred nom coming In upon the same.
A. C. PANNING Auditor.
Trnv, Pa., Oct. 7, 191111
AUDITOR'S NOTICE:—In the
matter of the voluntary assignment of Jason
timith to Wm. Snyder, for the benefit of . credit.
tuts. No. 1101, May Term s -1877. . -
The undersigned, an auditor appointed by the
Court to distribute funds In the hands of said as.
signer, wla at tend to the dntles of htsappointment
at his Mike in Towanda Bora, en SATURDAY,
the 9th day of NOVEMBER, A. D. 1878. at 10 A.
X, when and where all persons having clams on
raid funds must present the same or be for ever
'debarred: . IL F. 00,1", Auditor.
Towanda. Oct. 10, ten. . 1014
COURT..PROCATION,.
WIII.XT.AIk LAM
non. Paul D: Morrow, President
Judge "of the lith Judicial District. causleting of
the county of Streaked. and lion. C. N. Dunelit - atie•
lodate In and fur said county of Bradford. have
issued their. precept ioarlug date September 11;
1878, to me directed, for holding a Conn of Com
mon Vets and Orphaa's Court,- at Troy, couninene!
lag_Slunds.it Orr.trih, and to contiourt, one week;
Dottrels therefore hereby given Wall persons in•
lassoed that they be then and there 1n their proper
person, at sea's lock la the- forenoon of
AI)MINIISTRATOR'S NOTICE. with records. inipilaitketa and ether. resariabrance;
„ me is limes „see that l i lt perms Liu' those !Aim, which to their once appertains
to the estate of Ja&i . 'Seaton. deemed, to
at dons . J uror %red to T lialiCkika k W. also keep* NOMIMIIIIIO •
tate et reillitard lo alike: paged at Torransisohe IlUt of Depre heir eatei lii Uaw immat. sad poses bolos atlas . rot of au, 1 . 0,4 t sopmeeestree L se GARD IPEGILT11111!11,3 t : l o#
Meg Pr eirt dIRIPIMIO . ti to t tem et /201 -- tee -; - ••••,' •
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Agr L . l4 A7 7l .nre, 1 1 , 1 „r•f;
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ATEDITOR I B NOTICE.--. 1: M.
winwis Ts E. D. WlElataa. .110. 1,495, May
lOTA.
- TOG undersigned an Auditor appointed by t .e
Court to : distribute moneys arising from the Sher
tr. we of defendant's real estate. will attend to
the duties onto appointment at his Mos In To.
Amnia holutugh, ow TUESDAY, the ilith day,of
NoVKIIIIBgit, ICS. at lotioek when 'and
where 011 persons Interested must attend. or forev
er he deplaned from coming in upon said fund.
oetip4w. • JAMES WOOD: Auditor.
NOTICE.—In the
Initwit Court or the United Stain for the
Weston Mallet Of Penusyliranth . In Bankrupt.
ey p . .Is the matte of Winfield 8. Kinney. Batik.
rat..
Weider. Dhitrici of Perinsyhanta:
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To whoa It war content —The undenigoad
hereby presentee of his appointment as Amtgnee
of Wllield 8. Blaney. of the Borough of Wrote. Is
the county of Bradford. and State of Pennsylranta,
minim sa d Muria. who has. bean adjudged a
Bankrupt on creditors' petition by the. Dlatriet
Coast of said Blitrtet.
Dated Teaaada, the alb day of October." A. O.
11171. • JOHN W. CODDING.
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Ali NOW
_lnKrzfiripia; ; AND 011 , 171 i. J OIN
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SEAVER CLOTHS,
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
NEWEST. AND BEST. STYLES
Exceedingly Low Prices
SPECIAL BARGAINS:
CAISSJMEHES M 65ets.. per yd., worth 60e. to Me
VASSIMEREB at 60 & Mies; per yd., worth 11.00
CASSIAMIZEB
. st 75 cents per yard, worth
C . hBSIMEREB at $l.OO per yd., worth $1.50 to $1.75
CWI36BRES at 11.25 per
. yd., worth 11.75 to ,2AO
OUR STOCK ALSO INCLUDES
9500 YDS. KENTUCKY JEANS,
AT 1233; CENTS PEU . TD., WO TS ZS CENTS
JEANS, ,DOESKINS,
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EQUALLY 'LOW PRICES.
Toiranda, Pa, Oct. 10. 187 L
TTRIAL. LIST for October Term .
of Court, 1878, at Troy. Pa..
Eieuer Pomeroy vs C C McClelland ' Issue
DeWitt C Strait vs George Smith • asspt
E Pomeroy vs C C McClelland Bel fa
Mary Barrett vs,A L Compton ' issue
E W Colwell vs Elias Rockwell, nor debt
W A Nixon vs L 0 Can Horn et al trespass
• Levi Sanford vs J C Fellows - appeal
•Wm S Dobbins vs 0 P Ballard, sir asspt
H Miller vs Blake Wales appeal
S 11 and Di II Fitch vs C V Dare Act fa
Miller and Clark vs Peter Hardie 'opt
Barnabus Brains vs John Tasman issne
John F Gillette vs Wm R Hawkins Rep
F H Person vs Frank Fish app
11 F Taylor vs L N Finkham app
Mary Ann Williams B W Williams ' - app
Enterprise Mfg Co vs J 43 Lockland a Son..s.ci fa
Henry Card E J Angle Garinshee , att ex
Lawrence Riley vs Peter Hardie uspt
John 1. Kiersted vs John F Gillette • tress
.
Michael Flynn vs William Delggan . Auld
Helen Worth use vs Hosea Huntley et al elect
C 0' Bailey -
vs J 31 Strnble app
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H M and C Goff vs Peter Hardie app
Weisner J Roy vs David McWharter • twos
Subptenies returnable of Monday: Oct. VI, 1878.
BENJAMIN M. PECK, Prothonotary.
Towanda, Pa., Sept. :17, NM 19w3
A SSIONEE'S NOTICE—In the
District Court of the 'Cultist States, for the
Western District of Pennsylvania.. In the matter
of C..A. 'Fowler, bankrupt, in bankrnptyc.
whom- .
To wh ft may concern:—The undersigned
hereby
A. gives notice of bis appointment u Assignee
of C. Fowler. of Monroe township. in the
county of Itrwiford. and State of Pennsylvania,
within • said District. Who • has .been adjudged a
bankrupt on his own petition by the District
Court of said District.
JOSEPH B. SMITH, Aashrnee
Monrcrtim, Pa., Oct. sth, A. D. MB. 19W3
ASSIGNEE'S- SALE.--By virtue
of an order issuing out .f the District Court
of the United States for the Western District of
Pennsylvabia, In the matter of the estate of M T
Shoemaker. bankrupt, In bankruptcy. I will ex
pme for sale at public rendue at the premises, on
SATURDAY, the 25th day 'of OCTOBER, A. D.
187 s, at 2 o'clock P. kr., the following described
pr. perty, to wit.: •
All that certain piece or parcel of land, situate in
the twp. of West Burlington. Bradford county,ra.,
bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a
hemlock sapling, original northwest corner of War
rant Lot No. ; thence East one hundred and
one perches to L. J. Fanning's southweit corner;
thence continuing south in the same course One
hundred and fire 2-10 perches to a .fit and stones
to G. A. Johitson's • north line: thence west one
hUndied and fire 5.10 perches along the lineal G.
A. Johnson to S. F Swain's southeast corner;
thence north along the line of said S. F. Swalne and
D. Petry two hundred and twenty eight 5.10 perch.'
cites to the place of beginning, con Mining one hun
dred and forty- tire acres, saving and reserving from
said described land fifteen acres in the southwest
comer-thereof, which has been heretofore sold and
cmireyed by , said bankrupt to , WMlsta Munroe.
About one hundred acres of saidtand being Immur
ed, and containing good farm buildings. .
TERMS OF SALE.—One hundred dollars down,
balance on confirmation of sale. ,
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J. H. SHAW, Assignee Canton.
Canton, Ps., Oct. 10; 1678. .
NOTE—Although the above sale b for abb. I
have made arrangements to fithilsh yhatever mon
ey purchasers may require, at six per eeutnta per
annum. and forillyre s. Meniable time asked.
19W2 J. H. SHAW.
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comprising (hi
IN THE MARKET, AT
and other kinailtler of
TWEEDS,. &c.,
IS GREAT VARIETY. AT
Legal.
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siLVER - YLATHW WARS: ',,. -,,-:..i.,•..'-..,!f
A SPLENDID STOCK Off
no,Ciz. i ss::: 4 t . , /. 1 :114, ‘ ,Q,.13:=.2 . - :; •;
KNIVES =.
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BP oNs
Muds,
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CASTERS, die., ` &a; '
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
EXTREMELY 'LOW PRIM!
CALL.AND SEE
T. W. - ELMORE,
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Minh* N. Y., Awg. li, Islll.
L ROSENBAUM SONS,
Naarits
DRY 000118; inumszsir, SUITS, la. kg.
201 Zug Water Street,
The -Cheapest and Best Ptaa. fib lAe Cite
- to. Bay
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Are bought - ray Cu ars guaranteed Mr
be as C ll krrest..
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EVERY DZPAItrIZIII
IS . KEPT SUPPLIED WITH THE LATEST
-fidvzvrizs.
elabakto do Os
MOST EXTENSIVE MILLINERY NIIIONI6
And parties dashing anything In that aim i U 1 Sad
It to their interest to sail aati use as.
e3=MfE
The trade supplied at the lowest wholesale prh.
cos. Special inducements to Cash customers.
Don't forret the place—
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101 EAST WATER-ST.,
ItAtlanta Howe 111Aek.
Elmira, N. Y., Maj 23. 1238.
ASTONISHING
PREMIUM HARNESS STORE!
C. A. WIIZADON SOW
Hare In stock the largest and most complete assort
. meat of
FARM. AND FINE HARNESS
That an to found In any etas Wawa ♦lhanw
' and Zhlllfs. Mote
SPORTING AND TURF GOODS !
A large variety of 11,
TRUNKS - AND SATCHELS I
A more_ cznapiete stock of
TEAM AND TRACK WHITSI
A IniTer and better assortment of
LADIES' AND GENTS' RIDING
SADDLES, itc., &c.
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In conclusion, we lay that we have overytbli
bat can be named connected with a tmsiness of
his kind, that we are anxious toad". Wake upand
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PULL DOWN YOUR VEST
And mule up end see us, 'end we *di demonstrate
r -- - - what we ney. At .
206 E. WATER STREET, ZLNIRA, X. ; Y.
tom.: Sign of the
OHAS. H. WHEADON -SON.
CALL AND SEE US
PELEVAN HO USE, RLNIRA,
Opposite thi Depot.
C. T. SMITE, PsOril3lols.
Tamed, of Ward Home. Tomato. l'o,voiet
VALUABLE TRUTHEB. -
If you are suffering flew peer loath. Cr las.
goldiind on a bed of *Witness, take dies; far
- Hop - Bitters will Cure You.
If TOG are aluiply C a li it lee Psi wink anti
des; idled, •without kuowlat why.
Hop Bitters wi 1. BeAve You.
It yon are a minister, aid lave twertazed your
self with' your pasterial duties; ors masker, wore
out wit -care or week,.
Hop Bitters will Restore You.
If You are s man of ,buteena,. weekeardtztt
strain of year everyday dales :or a Ewa of lets!.,
terLing over your midnight wo rt,
- Hop Bitters will Stivegthen You.
•it you are young and sulteliag lege an ladli•
cretion, or are growing too bat, as belles tee ease,
Hop - Bitters will Believe Yon.
If yon are in the workday, ti MeV the
den, saywhen, and feel that your ' ands
cleansing, toning or atbsulating.' wi '
eating, -- •
Hop Bitters is What Tbs . Need...
If you are _old and your pulls is lash* Tatar
nerves unsteady, and your faculties waning,
Hop -Bitters will give yon New -Life
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THY HOP COUGH Celts Asp ' , Ars must.
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leg love to nisei tieet -TOWANDA4 for
their very, peones cabs .exteaded In Om
heretofore, sad reepothillrollett s eaettaessee
of the mine. -We OM alto Dues trip a ten sup.
Pam AND SALT kraal::
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