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W. A. CHAMBERLIN, • "
15•6alur In
FINE JEWELRY
!rearm,
SILVER & j'EA TED WARE,
- = TOWAIkiDA
l'oivanda, Jan: IS, 1577.. \k•
LOCAL AND CENERAL.
- THE•Arabelia Runt Company at 31ereur
Hall Tuesday; evening, Nov,l.othr.
g.' UNci.r. Tom's Cabin" at 31ercur Hall
this (TbUr6day) kvening.
Hos. JosEra PowE7.L is' in New York
purchasing goods tor & CO. /
S. W. Rounr.atzt has been elected Super
intendeut of the Sunday School at the
nail,works.
S. BEmis officiated in St. Ste
plien'sThurch, WlPies-Barre, on Sundny
last.
. A 6CCIABLE Will be held on Tuesday
cev
ening, the .19th. ins;,., at the - Led re
Rookmns of the Church of the Metis h.
All arc invited to .attend.
TUE Ladies or the Presbyterial:olmill
will give a'stipperin - the Lecture Room
on - Wednesday evenikig next, November
20t1i commencing at 5 I , 'clock.
•
MISS CORA IjAnTLETT S,:110 has . lven
dangerously ill for the past ten days, is
now considered - out of danger, and her
friends are hopeful for her Eptedy mew:.
hope our people will give expres
sion to their aplq.cciati . on of 'merit he
greetiEg i..Ns KELLOGG I ts.ith a full house
oullolisilay evening next. Tickets for
Eale 4t KIRBY'S. ,
' The many 'warm fi:ientis all over the
State of lion. JAS. 11. WEBIS will he
pleased to learn that be is recovering
from the illness 1-hiel has confined him
torthe house for some weeks past'.
By the new I iI11 , .! 'fable which went. into
elii 4.1 on 3londay last No. 2, ,going north
Lyre at 4:33, twenty-live tninwes
earlier than 1,1-fore, :Ind 10. 13 goys south
M., twenty-eight minutes ear
lier.
P.vrnoNs will bear in mind drat the Po
mona Grange will bold its annual session
in IA7 commencing (in tne: , day next.
As ol:iccrs fur the ein.uing are - to be
oleettil evcry grange Should be I
S. R. Tim) has more(' ou to his . farm in
FTINI: is one of the
I‘,7'.t ;•.! . ielduists In the coliuft:.,
sp( lit. the gre:ver uitit.o.ll ,:f hi; life
:se aie afraid mill iiud fa!
i:ulier dull btu
THE Athens e“uuttif;'iters were la.Nt
st.ntenecd I,y „Judge KETcnnt
\VI It It* :Vasacutet:e,d to I.:iy : It title
Of II: "Loco, and utt , .,-r).r.nd imprisonmeid
i
t:f il••• :.e:vs. Ilr.tct;stat two ;vols., at.d
C.AurrNTI - 2: flJrce tears.
ntrNlEit a
hen tit or t h e K. of P.'s of this
place, in icur 11. 11. 1'; idly evenin:z,
l)ee , r 11th. This. tiz ill Ltr..rd our citi
ae
011 i'F.tigit'fhe 4,ll,l•liUllity of Jill liing
for..t.thi!!g. ”C the history and 4,1 j, of
tlris p,•polar
ILLS hea.cd \li" 110(
ring says
TI • a voic:i c". wcll,3c scmaness
. IZoot adds as (.a-y - ai;tl
gi:R•k•fal ta.ai ing:auti bur ulocut lOU :.;
I.^itt. as la:r sialjng. Tito lady won the:
he:lrts of ta‘i au.i 4.l:cc at ()nee, and every
t .L• v.:14 CllCOrt it"
Ikkets for sale 4t
•
• T;;E: :Atm er giv( the la(des of the
Epi,copal Church 4.n Wednesd A y cver,h, ; :,
nuts very liberally
star...ling, the it;zl( mer,cy f the welther. So
tountiturlly bad they prep:n.(4 La. t
however, that they were enahl , d to
*spreatl a 110:ch on the fbllowing day from
'h - :o%; they realized a hatid,ume rptit.
mos
I. CI. or G. T.—Ti.e
of Di-tti:ct G, , 01
“1* Wa-4 : r
1,. , ;1 , (- 1 . at. Nortli N.)veinber
at:4l
ILt. tin. At:::, Wri, G. %V. ( . 1
T. Of tLe (:rend or l'f-nnylv:.l:ia,
v. ;II prz....cht.. M. E.
D. Si c'y I. 0. of 0. T.
re:,: lit n ka , that St•l - iff-( I•ct P.
was att7:4:1:«1 by er:.cbp,l s .nn
evet:ing and joy s:.ine time
is :Ir. , erly Avis cc ni lcr d dl , illll
-e has It•lvret et yielded to nodi
q:1 4tiN•
I on
inctit, is flow nitwit iin
If he 11:114 no fn r her rnitlxicks
;0 lcad:: to ass , unie th; , . duties 4
ill's oftiee 11n the fast of 4ato;:try:
r:iil t ii
IA TA li
t h. , `P . :c
Ilatitie. and Grwt Western Rail
•uueedetl by all wtio tiA•et we:4-
, be the beet rcute uu . the eunti-
ru.iii
Itai 1,
he? acewunkalations arc ttin•ur
nal 'travelers can njoj• all the
Me
11
of :tome. wjliie iithag E; tilt it
is ccaches. 31r., BAiccouii. tile
upper g;4. pot is agent for the sate of tick . -
c;.. awl S. M. STRATTON, of Elmila, is
MEE
gt:leral traveli!.g agent
I:EV. 11, S. Jones, of St. Stephen's
Church, Wilkes-ll:trre,.occupred the clian
eel vi C t hrist Clutch; this place, on Sun
*
'day hist!. lu the wonting, he delivered a
ill; and'iuteresting discourse on the
sin In tlALvtniug leis
Ni;,L,: Itelig,ion.
spv;iker, and a thoroughly.
.1 ) YAintiNt;To.s . , once' ed:tor
';:t, D4hwer4ff,:tiAl a•rnan of
o‘doialy liiciary abibjty, but
, 61.‘? of bad •ca,litu irvegular
...li2dspent tnost of his time ti'aliip-
:.L :ut tI t countly, ft fl ~.1., % vu :Iftils
N. 1, s..zne days since. and
tip , .:l Lis head ticeived injuries
rcsa:tcd ..1 Lis de:..th on the :Stlt ult,
W . • 1,
Vti. ate in ntek 114 or the first number
ti:e T, Miellitnuy
County. etlitet'_ and I,l:blishiid
LvoN CoNnEY. In the Nalutatory
the thie .i..urealis to be •' po
iodi rt , .;Nsr.:ll.e - t• of the intit-itt,ndetit
fruit. the R. • y f.tt't us
the ciiici prise will be aI , UCCe SA. • The se
nior editor is a brother of Mrs. M. L.
I3ctiNsof t. 1.11 place. IN is a lawyer of
pona;• pi yniiuence and ardent
van.
Wmtritv 3LksTual. c..nferred
the fourth Degree Oa' (MClididate at
the meeting of Osealuwa Grange on
11,1 y evening last. As usual the goat
ters•of the grange had, prep4d4 sunvt-
con. trpaht, and after the goon - fit rigs
bad bee tl moughly discussed, approlni
ate remark. Nieto made l by the Worthy
: Mitste4 J. B. Smrru, W: 11; SMITIT, B F.
Bow*. C iii Ll.tiLon, QtptiOn MAN-
Sillllll EititOrr,
77" -- ' ,
.I:3tectic tux NoaTeutoP killed a large
bear on Sugar Ridge, near the 'Paine Set
tlement in Barclay township. Bruin bad
been the terror of the neighborhood for
years, and carried off bumerous sheep,
pigs, etc., besides destroying whole fields
of corn. Beieral ineffectual attempts to
capture him had been made. 'One day
last week Mr. Notrrnnor started out with
a double barrel gun heavily loaded, and
had not proceeded far when lie Came up
the animal lying behind a log. Re dis
charged both barrels at, once with fatal
aim, as the bear fell dead withouta strug
gle.
PEnsoNAL,-; - --Miss MART Pxrincx, of
Owego, is paying a visit to her brother,
11. W. PATRICK, Esq. •-• '
r 7 -J. C. Vaxf7E,
: who has been living in
Cawker .
ity,'KariSas, for the past few
nionthg, waslntovrn last, week. •Ile ex
presses himself as delighted with the
West; and 'he certainly / appeirs very much
iruPrOved in health.
—Lour BAnsTow•will spend the win
ter with her grandmother, • 141 re. D. F.
BARiTow.
—Mr. , and Mrs: E: T. Fox arrived home
from their western tour on Moniray last.
They :extended their trip to St. Paul,
Minnesota; 'sand had a most enjoyable
time. .
—Col. 04rrios and wife .are in New
York. ]
—Mrs. d. F. Cons, En is visiting' friends
in Central New Fork.
,- - -Senator Gionon.b, .T.ensox was in
town on Weilnesday.
t•is - Timrsday evening next ..futss GER
tRUDE liEtt.ocu, will treat the people of
6iis place to a select entertainment, con
sisting of , Dramatic find '2liumo \ nuis Per
sonations and Readings.' :TheAloston
.\
Transcript guys of her readings in\ that
city: . ,
Miss Gertrude Kellpgies debut as 3-rea
der in the Music Hall last eveuing,-under
the auspices'of the nedpitth Lyceum Bu--
ivuu,..was 'witnessed by an andience fill
ing every scat Mille great hall, and evi
dently gratification. ller , good qual
ities of voice and gesture uere
pie opportnnity in a, vaiied plogrannue,
comic, serious, sentinnutal, and tragic, .
'which the lady ad thd, fail to in.proce
to the point of geueratsueeess. Her Must
approvvd ventures were iii the MI iOUS a ud
sentimental silections--Arrouls's
Edward at Vers!ailles and M ACAUt..Vt's
--Virginia" and ' 6 the Face 11g:inlet the
Pane on the one thaid, and "A icbte
Dean," "What You'll Better Do'," and
What I I)id," on-the other. ,ter grace
ful btage pretence and well-controlled
tia..ugh hardly enough varied Voice are
her recommendation-0;o the patronage of
the public.
LITTLE 'S LIVING AGE.—Tile Last two
numbers of Littir'4 Living Ase (bearin g
date Nov. 231 and 9th respectively) hlbe
noteworthy articles, aniong.whieh are the
following The Six:A:emir Century ar
raigned before the Nineteenth : a Study
on the Reformation," by Right. Hon. W.
E. GLA GS ONE, Cut('nipor urg Review:.
"Hallucinations of toe Senses," FM
n.shtly : " Timing!' the Dark Continent
in 1720," iftionilluir: "Sir WALTER
St .;TT and the Romantic Reaction,"
J I'LIA WEGEWOOD, Cofer/To/Wry " Color
iu Painting," Cornhtit: "Holidays - iu
Earfein France," Part 11, Fraser: "The
Tr”ubles of .a Scots fraveller," Mad - -
fr,,od: "The Ihrzzing ut Insects'," Pablic
()pinion, &c. In addition to the
above are instalments cf "Sir Gilibic ; "
h. (luonnt: MActioNALD ; "A Doubting.
Heart," by Miss Kl:Anr, and " Within
the Piteincts," by: Mrs. OhirtiANT, to
gether with "Fred," a Talc from Japan,
and select poetry and Miser Ilany.
For fifty-two numbers, . sixty-four
Loge pages each (or more than 3,00
1•,04es a year!, the subservion - price
is low ; or for . :10.50 any one of the Amer- 4
L.an ti 4 monthlies or %%INA:lies is sent with
the Lirifis Ase for a - car, both
L TELL & GAY, Boston, are the I.4ylish-,
ers.
A Hall Mt7:41C.11. TREAT:—Tbniti k li
t .e elroOs of Mr. C. T. K11:BY, the peo
ple of Towai.da are ti, have the pleies.ure
ul;listetting to the renown.ll 4 ` eAtiLi.L.I.
Pomp Glatal Concert Company," or: I ues
day evening next. o .Miss .Itutyr will be as
sisted by the follot.i.iltg pcpular. artb.ts.:
V.olo.iste ; Mr. A.
1;. Tetuir; ;Ar. %V. F. lIOI,IILs,
Bard. tie Buffo ; Sid L'Atii e u TonnIA.M,
Pianist.
The programme is'an entertaining one,
ua vita attract the attention of lovers of
1 , I,IC
PART FI4:ST
1. In" 11,040..1m, 11x1
SIGN4)/1
2. 31) /AA 'ft "„t r."
4% I.y Al le n 'tont
MINS A LA I. trr.
3. Yoca? Ili. 11,4 \of g , ‘.ry, • '
Frl,lll °,l).:ll.lZ,•tti
M'N. A. Ft imoNG AND Mu. W. F.
4: Violin Legeti.iu," • '
MANTr.v.
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a. p.;ic,, thetwzze do
1 , 4;1:., • Nll•zart
.Mr. W. r.
6. I:sal (1 Sl • • • 1/3 ry 1 . 01110 , ,- •
Fnau the Op: .:t ••I;jlz ,,s, tzo. — ..Vcr4ll
f:OOT.
IPALT sr.coN
I. Polk nn!,,, I:: I' ' , harp tnl%hr,
Chopin
SIGNOIL C. ,TORRIANI.
'2. (irand At is—":ll'appar.." the Opera
.• Mart k totow
Mu. A. R. Fut:l.l.M%
3. VloSti Solo—Variation, on a Theme of 1f;;•
zart;"....lbsid
zr:LiNk 3I.%xrEY.
lißalind-- (Th. tuts. ye ft.rget., —
W4e and !Lode by Miss Root
SI ISS A R A BELLA ROOT.,
s;lingo Son—••Tli • King's High V 117,..... M olioy
)ii:. W. I'. 11••L3u:s.
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n. Trli..—Wrs of 111 , night. shine us,"
001hp:1113
MInS 1:00T, MR. Ft:I:LONG A.ND HOLMI:4
iss lithyr has reetived the highest plau
dits of art critics both iu this country and
Europe.
REUBEN A.TIVQ6I3 died in Herrick, on
the 27,th ult., aged 06 years. Mr. A. came
to this county about seventy years ago,
:Jl settled in what is now Pike township.
lie came with his wife from Connecticut
to make a home fur his family in what
was then a derlse wilderness. Ile was
compelled to carry his corn ott his back
to the mill atWyalusing„ blazing trees to
mark his course. -The woods were filled
with wild beasts, and more than .orce
while making his lontily journeys through
the woods the was followed by: Wolves
and other beasts of prey. Mr. A.
was a very quie.kinessiiming gentleman,
therefore had but,'n small circle of ac
quaintances. Ile was a man of indomita
ble industry, and moamulated: a compe
tency many years sintie; IRIP-the fact did
not. interfere with his iminst dons habits,
as Le continued to pet form manual labor
up to the commencement of his sickness,
which resulted in his death.° With : the
exception of rheumatic pains :which af
fficted him for some gents previous to hi s
d eat h; -he had e joyet 1 exceptionally good
health. lie was a great reader; and kept
hint Self well posted to the current news
)end business affairs of the day. He always
attendad to his own business matters, and
Vas scrupulously correct and exact jn 411
Lis dealings. lie never traveled much;
and it is said never rode upon the cars in
his life. During. the last year of his life
he read the Bible thrimgh three times.
Ills declining years were spent with his
son, G. C. -.N•rwoon. who spared no pains
to make his aged parent comfortable and
happy. Thus one by one. the links which
bind the past to the present century
,are
being,broken, and sroon the.early pioneers
will be gone, and the story of their trials;
tokblith wm I>la ergatim
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A TKRIIIIILE tragedy occurred at West
Chinangs, near Binghamton, Sunday isat,
Three brothers, Jamas, Ham, and.Joni'
Tanzn, own and rnn a farm jointly. Jas.
and Daviri have, disagreed for some time
about a division of the property. Sunday,
DAVID went to the barn wheroJaztra
husking smut. They quarrelled and DA . -
VID seizing a pitchfork knocked Jastiis
down and stabbed him - in the chest fifteen
or twenty times. He -lived only a few
minutes. DAVID then went to the woods
and blow his own brains opt with a shot
gun: Both were well to do, and both
middle aged. DAVID leaves a wife and
four children. JA.IIBB was unmarried.
UNCLE Tom's CABIN.—It is surprising
what a hold. upon- the 'affections of the
people Uncle Tom's Cabin has. •Frcim
the time Of the ativent.of the book-until .
now, the interest in it hai e ;never abated,
and. that we presume:mecounts for lhe
two,large audiences that
. gathered at the
Opera House at the Saturday afternoon
matinee and at the evening performance.,
The afternotin attendeuce was probably
the largest matinee that : ever . filled' the -
Opera House. The afternm)u attendance
was of course composed of LAdies and
children, and at each rendition of the
drama the audience seemed to be pleased
and frequently gave audible evidence .of
their pleasure. - The infant pred4T--
"Little Gertie,"-onlY four years old, was
the ideal "Eva," and
.flayed her part so
that many heartsrwere drawn to her in,
sympathy. " T0p.53),.." who "never leas
born but growed," was 'Performed in a
very superior manner by- "Little. Dot."
Mr. L. E. Barker,,a side splitting &need
ian, who has notleen in Elmira„for years,
look the funny part o "_Marks,°the Law
yer," Miss Mary Barker lerson flu:1 "Aunt
Ophelia," to the 'evideti satisfaction of
all,. so also Mr. Charles Mesteyer as ,
"Cede Tom," a simple eh meter, ,yet
saoftem poorly cast. The nitiagctnent
\ of "Clark's Fifth Avenue must I
aur€l2; have been flattered by the,large
a 14evidently well pleased audienes.—
' Ebaird Daily Adeertixer, Nov. 4flt. •
This Company will play Uncle T u n's I
Cabin at 'Stettin- Hall Thursday evening,
Nov. 14th at popular prices 25 and 35
cents. The hall will be crowded. ~
31AKE HOME HAPPY.—In view of the)
approaching cold, dark days and• nights
of winter, we should like to put In a plea
for warmth and light in thehousehold. If
economy is necessary; as it 36)1 doubtless
he' in many homes, let it take some other
direction, and though there be fewer pies
and cakes, less trimming fm the childeens'
dresses, and pipes are smoked instead of
cigars, let there be a goal • the cm the
hearth, and let the sitting-room lamp
barn brightly._ Economy in these respects
—meaning stinting the At—is no economy.
Eyesight injured by a slim light may nev
er be regained, and shivering over an _in
suflieicht fire i;ften causes sickness or
death, ten times as expensive as the fuel
saved would have been.
Fires in sleeping-rooms for young pe6-
pie in good health are, we believe,- wholly
Hula cessary. Plenty Of cover and a car.;
pet, at least at the bed-side, will keep up
wholesome warmth even with the ther
mometer down to zero. But a good tire
iu ;he sitting-room is in cold leather es-'
sential both to health and comfort.
mwaning.men, who do hot intend to be un
kind, often grumble over the quantity of
fuel consumed, MA still more over the
cost of it, forgetting that to "cherish" a
wife sheniust at least. be kept w.t:m,
anxitius wives, dreading such graumbling,j
shiver over a feW coals, hoping to saws
esisluse in fuel. To what good? Their
wiek is half dune, with numbed lingers,
tu-uralgia probably sends them to lied if .
pneumonia does not, the children arp
cross and-crying With blue noses and chib• ,
and the comfort of the family is
.wholiy upset. Silt the cinders, save the
chips, burn the corn-cobs, which Make a
sciendid lire 1 y the way ; be as economi
cal as 3on like iu fuel, but not a the cost
oflealth.. And men and -boys, see that
the wood is hauled and cut. "Ile that
prevideth not for •his own - household is
worse •than an infidel," and the wood-file
is as important: as • eAer the pork
barrel or meal tub. There is little choice
between being hungry and cold. Even
green wood makes a good lire if split tine
enough, and the boy who looks out for it
rs.an unspeakable help to his mother.
hu can tell bOw much of the fascina
tion of the conntry tavern or the city bar
room is due to th..ir bright light and blaz
ing fires. Think of that wives anti moth
ers, and "fight the devil with the.'-'
131.711N1N0 01 , •THE NltiNk*.l. HOVSE.-
The popular summer resort, known as the
"Iliuntqua House," situated la Minim
qua Epriugs, in Canton township, was
butnNi early on TuesdaY moralog.
take the following necounc of the ftoutia
gration ft-OM the Elmira Adrertixer of
Wednesday •
About three o'clock_ yccterdny morning
the splendid-summer hotel at Minnequa
•ititings,about thirty s south of El
mira, was entirely destroyed by fire. Mr.
.1. I). TYLER, the steward, and wife, were
the sole , occupants of - the building at thie
f-tine.
_3lls. TYLER saw a bright light.
shining on a coal ear, and awakened her
husband who immediately started to find
out the cause. There were - three wings
to the building, and thry . slept, in the welt •
end. The fire was in the extreme cast
end. By the tine Mr. Tsi.tn. reached
there, the flames were under good head
way. He hurried back and got his wife
and child out of the' building, and saved
what clothing ho could, and then proceed
ed to bitch the hose to the hydrant. There
was . a strong west wind plowing at the
time, and . the building, being composed
entirely of wood, furnished good material
for the fire fiend. There was no one liv-'
ing nearer than a half - mile of the wens
of the 6min:l'g - ration ; consequently them
Was nu one to render assistance for a long
time. The station and telegraph race of
the Northern Central Railway was situa
ted in the same building, but the tickets,
'books and papers, and the telegraph in
struments were saved, lu less than tw , .r
hours the building was entirely consum
ed. Not one stick was left upoir another.
The Outbliklings Were all saved ; also a
building used as a grocery store, about
fifty feet fro.n the hotel. - There were nut
over twenty persons present during the
tire. The people of Canto% only two
miles distant; knew nothing whatever of
the catastrophe until moining.
gai house and a cottage :used for
lodging guests of the hotel were saved. •
. Mr. W. D. TYLER, the superintendent,
informed our reporter that he could not
tell whether the building would be re
built. It was owned by a stock company,
of which Mr. JACOB Toms, of Port Depo
sit, Md., was the largest owner. The in
surance on the building is:00AX); loss
estimated at $75,Q00. The business was
better the pail than any .season since the
hotel was opened: It was built by:PETER
llEntnc, seven or eight years ago. The
Minnequa House was a favorite resort for
Elmira people ; but it will be greatly mihs
ed by many families at Philadelphia, Bal
timore; Harrisburg and Washington, and
in genetal by - the whole, country,- jet µs
IIbrOOMOMMWiIf.
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Now k the_time When Ronk are think
kg about' subscribing for`papers and
magar.ines. In toss Connection we beg to
Call attention to a new and useful article
whielt every newspaper and periodical
- subscriber should have. We refer to the
latent hinder, pew being manufactured
at* the RtroirrEn Bindery. /It is sold
very cheap. Agents .wanted in 'every
town in Bradford, , Susquehanna and Tro.
ga.Conntles. - /1 -
Tug, musical and dramatic entertain
meat at the Congregational-Tharch, Le-
Itm sville, on Friday evening; by the Miss
es Hoextxs, was decidedly superior to
anything of the kind our people have ever
had an opportunity to listen to. The
recitation of "Leak in the Dyke" by
Miss Bear, was splendidly rendered, and
called forth the most earnest expressions
of appreciation from the -audience as was
also the case in the piece entitles" "The
Yankee in Love.". Her rendition of that
magnitfeent piece, "Thek of Ages," was
exquisite, and could, be. equaled by but
very few. Aii an elocutionist Miss Her
miss has few equals anywhere. Min 111-
MA HOPKINS sang some elegant pieces,
among which we recollect "Harp iu the
Air," and "'Fairy I Would Be,' which
was loudly encored by the audience, and
the singer appeared and was received with
every demonstration ;if appreciation. The
Misses Ilorgues..iire very accomplished
yoUng ladies, and" possess superior unlsi.
cal and and elocutionary..attainments, mid
in point'of merit rank with the first in
ability; The Lo Ilaysville Cornet Baud
was present, and issistedin r ,making . the
evening's entertainment a success. B.
TROY ITEMS. — ( gDITOIt REPOIATEIt--
Dear Sir: It is naturally somewhat quiet
-here Since election. and'ulthough them is
a great deal of good feeling over the re
sult, it does not exhibit itself as in some
places, in an noisy demonstrations or
'public rejoicings, but nevertheless it
none the:less sincere. Every one can
scarcely-help being encouraged, and - men
May well congratulate each other that the
county is not giV6n .over to demagoguei
who are little better than conic:l:mists.
All that is now necessary
. is for every
good Republican to keep the ball moving,
and to stick to lit.e same honest principles
that haVe alway s governed the party, and
in MO we shall sBu that then as well as
now honesty will win.
• Men axe not all crazy, nor dishonest,
and the result Orthis election all over the
country proves that When men see the l ie;
cessity of prompt and combined action for
Abe right that there arc enough of honest
Linen to do the work.
As we predict, d the, .Greenbackers
ni de a ridiculously hiilli show' in Troy,
ant there is not probably-ono who voted
the ticket but is sorry for it to-day.. 'Col.
°vim ox, Mr..Dt.AB, Mr. GILANT; and in
\
fact.all he candidates of the Republican
'party o the ticket, received handsome
majorities tore. !
Items of •ws are very -scarce at :pres
ent, election bsorbing everything of mi
nor iruportauee Several gentlemen about
here have been 'n the \Vest staking visits
to friends, and —eiml the country—Mr.
A.'W. TuoitAs au ii. THOMAS arc among
the number.
To-day the body f Dr. FITCU, who
died in Southport, IN., was brought
here for burial, He I \
el , . many 'friends
here, and a large c taro was at the de
pot to meet and follow his ran:tins to the
cemetery. ~
.., Business is improving he and there
are iutl cations of better times a speedy
result of the Republican victory „
Troy, Nov. 8, 1878. Onst. rvEn.
' .
Tim IIEtINIEL FAMILY.— The
- initial ap
pearance of-a mit troupe Of public ar ists
is of itself an interesting event. The op
ing performance of the Ill:5mm Family,
which took place at. Mercer's Hall on
Wednesday eveniug last, was greeted' by
a full and appreciative- audience.; It was
an agreeable surprise to the music loving
public, in that it afforded evidence of mu
sical tra.ning and, ar istic execution rare
even in the oldest awl strongest confirm-
Lions now courting public favor, The
smoothness and ease, the variety and ex
cellence of the entertainment, showed
careful preparation and - good taste.- The
range of selections, both in vocal and in= ..
sttumental music was chaste - and - classic,
interlarded with humorous elements that
passed off with very decided ell'det. I
The . overture brought out the full !
strength of the troupe._ Noticeable fea
tures in this performance wero the contra
base_of Miss MINNIE HUMMEL and the I
trombone pinking of Miss lirmo both
of whom acquitted themselves to the per- i
feet satisfaction of the audience,'aDd won i
deciled tipplause in their noel and ex-1
ceedingly excellent renderings on these
traditionally; masculine instruments. Fol
!Owing this tIM mezzo-sopranii singing of
_Miss Sornis brougat, out this new candi•
date for public favor in strong colors--; her
voice has, fullness and strength, coesider-
able Cultivation,
,and possessek marked '
excellence 4n its volume. Experience will
eive the young debutant • increased pridi
ciency, study-and discipiince will supply i
such deft cts as was occasionally apparent
in her'opertieg effort, a very pretty bal-,..
lad, set to the music of IlAttsl—defectsi
decidedly less apparent, in the final soli), a
song from MILLARD. . The dialect 'mks
of STANLEY—and espreinffy a piccolo solo
of- Mr. YAEocR, an Noplione solo by Miss i
AriumA Hummel., and the overture in I
the second part b'y the full troupe were !
eniryable efforts and met with .decided I
applause. ,
Altogether it may he fairly said that
this troupe offers an agieeable and meri
torious perforinance—one which will win
its way to popular approval and send a
winter's eveniug - witiged with the pleas
ant memories of a modest and entirely in
offensive enter.ftinment. This crowning
excellence, the perfect purity and grace
ful simplicity of the performance, should
cointnend the entertainment offered by
this troupe_ to the patronage of the public
and secure the approval and applause of
all who Seek enjoyment in the refined and
refining atmosphere of music in its sweet
est anti most humanizing phasa.
Cunid) OF DIZINKIN6. -" A • younm
ft lend of mine was cured of au insatiable
thirst for liquor,
that had •so prostrated
his system that he was unable to do any
business. He was entirely cured by the
use of Hop bitters. It allayed -all that
- burning thirst; took" away the - appetite
for liquor ; maoe his nerves steady, -mid
he has remained a sober and steady man
for more than two years. and, and has no
desire to return to his cups, and I knoW
of a timber of others that have been
cured - of drinking by it."—From a lead
ing IL It. Official, Chicago, Ills.
NEW LOCALS.
SPECIAL - • BARGAINS. -*POW
ELL & CO, OFFER TVIS WEEK FIVE CASES•
STANDARD PRINTS. AS 606 D AS ANYInII:
HE MARKET, AT FIVE CENTS PER
Y.l RD. Nay. 13, 19.
. •
rtir litirtgE.—While attending the so.
clable held at Th•v. Dr. Stewart's, oh Weduosday
evening, t 6th last., the ' Black Cashmere Shawl
of the undersigned was ontntentlonalts exchanged
for that of some - ottmr person. - The pttrscto •wlth
whom the exchange was made will confer a great
facer by comiilunleaang with me. ••
-
. , • 24a2 X_THAN TIDD.
rgr Go to NORTIOIVS Restaurant for a
Warm Meal or a dish or Oysters cheap. awl.
rir Millinery Goods retailed at whole
sate price", at Smut Bras•. novt
nr. Ladies' Cloaks and Furs in a large
variety trim v. 75 up at "%T.V.ItN Bros', 1210V7,,
nr A hit of st cAmtl-hand Cooking,
Sitting-Room and Se , :-Eunn storl•N tar gale; Ap.
ply to E0et.31.3 - 0. U. KINNZi.
"' - ":lTi.s. E. J. MINGos leis TRIMMED
U
Xis for O E DOLL lit acti urrards.
r' Miss E. L Mn oos is jte:t opening
• noa Mock of Autumn 11.111Inery °nay, to which
bhb hrtltte ettlfettowet the hdhe4 Itarf.
=
411,7 LW I . )Teauf Trimmings; . th e .
814 awn: at exact; actrauxu airs; stew dans
north at Iterrenrs flock.' • .• •
Virecittiiß his cle beityrearing Shoes
for. Alen, Boys and Youths• vioir eTer edged la
Towanda, sad od prleiololftda fin roach of ad.
'or Housu - T.OR- RENT.--Conveniently
located In central put of
t the boroasti. Enquire *-
thin olden. _ - n0v74,.
I A fall assortateot- of Fancy Good*
at aIcZLL k PAllNilabili4 - &._ few- doors north of
IfercOro Block. I
E3i' Tito Largest, Beat and • Cbeapost
line of Shea for Ladleis'; 111!sees' and Madrona.
wear la found at Coaitaa's new atom corner Main
and Pinata., Tracy k l'fotdel Block: spr4'7B
tF COMM!' Bakery Wagon, of the
Ist Wan; Bakery. wil(he en hand, daily with
Fresh Crackers hot_ fro *the oven, Bread. Plea,
Cakes, ie. • sprit
. it/r Don't you fo tit. We have an
'excellent - CRACKER MANUFACTORY la town
at COWLES' BAKERY', where you can buy the
best fresp•haled crackers. •
•
-+ •
Plymouth Rock Fowls for sale by
• Albs, Pa., Oct. la, 187 e. - O. lf. WYDB.
•
• Cam" For tickets all points -Wed;
North and Soath7wett;a the lowest: poses . !hie rates,
call on or addrees. H. E. BABCOCK, Agent, at
Timor Depot r Towanda. I 17tt
Vir.L. B. Romanies ehallenges cornpe
ntlon far quality of gocis and low prices on Sash,
Dews, Blinds and litoldtno, and all' building ma.
lariat.
ficgs.m.
-EV" J. C. BLUM I has received , a NEW
STOCK OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
WEAR far the Summel o rrade, which he offaras at
prices fir less than here fore sold, /Ind at lower
figures than any etnipetttor out. duplicate. Call:
examine and be convinced. Store on )tale Street,.
south side of Bridge,—sign of Gilt Root. 3a241.
.
£s" CLOSING our SALE of Gold and
Slicer Watches, ChalniOrmicy Jewelry, etc. The ,
uMierslgned having piircbasedit Sheriff's Sale the
entire stock eWatchrs, Chains, Sffier and Plated
Ware,ln the suite formerly occupied by M N
. HE
rolks, and no wishing.te remain In, the Gus -
nose, has concluded to sell the entire stock regard-
Ices !
of cost, In order to wind np thehu3iness. Call
.carly and secure bargain's. ' M JAconl
• Cr' HALL'S 3, , - I:GE I TABLE SICILIAN I.IA 111
,
ItimaccE4 Is a scientiflci combination of sonic of
tire itim,f powerful restorative agents In the vegeta
ble kingdom. It restorea gray lialitt; Its original
color. ,It makes the scalp !shit° end' cit;an. It
cures•dand nil and hum ' rs, and falling-out of the"
hair. - It furnishes the ii :Nine principle by setilcb
the hair Is•tonrisbed am supported. It makes the
hair moist, soft sad g.osay, and la unsurpassed as a
hair-dre-sing. It to the twat economical prepare
lion-ever offered to the public, as Its eff..lcts remain
a berg time, snaking otil , an occasional application
ucce,san. It la recommended arfd.iiiied by emin
ent medical men, and 4fficialiy e ndured by the
Statr , Assayer of Massachusett. The popularity of
Ifall'S.lfalr Renewer hau l Increased with the test.of
mane years, hulk In thl4 country, and In , foreign
lands, and It Is now known and used In all the.
civilized countries of the world. FunSALE IIY
ALL DBALEUS.
I
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MARRIED.
-1-
ITTTO N-1' RE EIL4At the rebittenee of the
. bride. to Rome. oa Wthlnesday. Nor. GM. by A.
• 1.. ItteherflA, Esq.. Mn I Luther Dutton. of catch
!telt!. to Miss Mary J;Tarker, of
t fty-L ANG FOR Sin ithfield. November
by Rev. J. U. Na•am, Mr. Atit'ati-iiin (ary. of
st florlington, fo Mrs. Martha Laugtord,
of Smithfield.
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SiII.:ONOVEII.—In Menu.. at the restlence of
B. M. Clark, tietobcr 1,11. ICS, of spinal disease,
vi Ist: Rhoda" Schoonover, forinetty or Standing
Stone, aged 12 years!, 3isnouths and 24 days.
ATW.O4ID.—In Iterrleit, at lha residence of his
.son, - 13 C. At wow], i•cf. 25, let7s, Reuben Atwood,
sig..tl D 6 years. • 1
\ tte AMT WM; T.—in Totvanda. pa.. rev. 5, 1575.
\' heart disease. Mrs. Annie M. Sivariwt.att, mile
".. W. Stvartwout. aFed :4 years,
TSwartwent removed trent Pittston . te ibis
out e e 'ago!. During her tame! stay
' she endeared lierseif to all - with iviutta
acquainted, ity her kfittlnest and amts:
kt two
.1 earsiago she united with the
' 4 .'1 ,51 erhurch, and has aiwaYa
`fossion by ad unassuming thit g.l
- Ituaband and children do net
-ontfOrted by the consciousness
la very great, her gain Is
MIME
among us
she heearm,
.I,lMy, Atuk
31-x tio:dist 13'1
ado ned her pi
deporttneut.
mourn luspeleaFlY,
that though their iu
greater.
HE-YRY E. Vi
JEW
Corner Lake a
ENID
Elmira. N. April
IIST OF LETTERS remal ing in
1.../ Post Offlrr at Towanda. Bradtord C., ~ Pa.,
for the week etollug N.: ember la, 1 0 37.1:
Barnhart. Mrs J, Johnson, Marga et - ,
(*rutty. 'rhos. • 'Morgan Andrea',
conottol:k..l U. . MoNkr, Sindo,
Downing. Either, . Scanlln. Molly,
Ps. Is, Bornatcl, . Swlth. Mrs Jane M.
6 rek n, l'lL,3 , lrti. Snytt...r, Mt s E.lcti,.
6 ts!gg. Sirs WF, I Toner. Bev rat tick;
t: ran t, 4 I.vrit. Town..Mhokrora,
Alltlatirant, I.lrzle; I WOO4l, sa:nue!,
Ward. Ira ',V A.
HELD ICII. rOfiTAGE :
- ,
' ' Ge. rge Noribrup, Powell, Pa.
Persons ratting tor any ot Inc ah •ve Ivlllptease
sa) ••at.l.vertlacd," girl n 7 datit".A" Md.
t • IS. 8: :,.. .1.1.V(i.t1), P. M.
rrOWANDA MAItIiETS.-
.
F.P. D PORTE BY STEVENS & LONG,
•Getieral&leAli_•ll , l4 Groce i rles and Pr.illtire. Patton's
Block, corner Maln and Bridge St rer Is.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nov. D 3, 1879.
P.\ YIN , II. SELLING
Flour per bid ..... 3lt t 650 6 CO® 7.60
Vour por sick.., .1 1 4r® 1 60 1 r.t® 1 75
ecin 51P31 per 100 Ills ..t
.- 1 :50. -
Chop Feed 1 2[.®
Wheat, per hush • 1 004 I
1 I le®
•
'
form4s 31(
Rye : 50® 0:1® 65
11.:.ts
l' ....! 2'65 3r®,
Buckwheat • . 3'(p 37ky 4:4 50
Ilnekwilt at Flour . 1 514 IGo 2(0
Clort4seed,medium.... 5 CO® •
Timothy. western....... 1 7:4
Beans. 62 1b5..1............ 1 Or® 150 1 5(0 . 2 00
Pork, mess... i.. 12 514 bbl. 064 10
Dressed hogs 1 05 .
.
.
Hams 14
SlMulders....l ~
Chrekens 4.... ..... 6® 8 .
~ 84 10
Turkeys
i . fl 4 13 ,
Ducks • i 5® 10
G.!•tt-e
co
I
Lard Os® 05 12
Butter. tubs.. -K® 20 16® 22
Rolls 4
~-
Mill 16 I t 4 20
.
Eggs. fresh :.) • 21
Cheese iro II 12.5.
Goren apples, bush 25® 30 - 4e® 50
I'mAtlyes. per hushGl.... a(RO .710, 80
Onions 544 73 7fo • 1.00
Beeswar, .22 25
CORRECTED ET DAYTON i bah. .
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111
V cal skins '
Uea'•one
S:keep Pelt%
Tallow
Wool
LA-al
pro LAMATIO:%I. WnEREAR,
llon Pavt. D. Stout:oW. president Judge of
the lS:h et:insisting of the county
of !Radford. and lion. C. S. Itesskr-L, Associate
Judge In and' for raid minty offilatiford, have is-
Med their precept ts•aring date •Mb day of Oct..
;s7B. In Inc directed, for ht Ming a Court of Oyer
and Tertnioer. Gotetal Jail irelltery, Quarter Ses
sions of the Peace. Common Ptots and Orphans!.
Court, at. Towanda, for the rowdy of Radford,
~ o ntmencing un Mupday, Dee. 2, 1878, to continue
three weeks.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the ("droners
anti Justices of the- Prate of the county of. Brad
fmd, that they be then and there In their proper
persons, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said daY,
with records, inquisitimis and other remembrances
to do those things which to th.dr office appertains
to he done; and thus., who are bound by reeogni
r
thei,3 or otherwise, to prosecute against the priso-
ners who Cr. or may he lit the jail of said county.
aro to be then and there to pros:elate again.t them
as shall he just. Jutors are requested to be ?edic
t:tat in their attendance: agreeably to their notice.
Dated et Towanda, the 10th day of Oct.. In the year
of our Lord. one thousand eight hundred and
seventyseight, • and of the Independence of th'e
•
- United States the-oneltiniti rt II and third.
A! r .1.. L I'ON, sheriff,
Sperill's °Mee, Nov I!,!, ••
. •
Pil AN'l3 OtkiLTIVPSALF.By
N.' Ticino of en order isXtvd nn of the t}rplan's
Court of itredlord cony tbe derslgto.d. sa.m
utor of the estam or Dault. I Whir . late of .tti,,ge
bury twp.. deceased, xlll exisrse o public sate on
the premises, ou TUESDAY.: N9VEIDIER 19.
1878. at 1 We ock P. at.. the following described
reel estate in said township. •
71.•underi on the north by lands of John Carroll,
`east by lands of John Chambers, on tbe by,
lauds of Timothy Desmond. ante E. N. Wilcox. and
oti the west by lands of Daniel Hayes, and supposed.
to contain about one hundred nd Eve aeres,ro be
,the same more re less; about 75 acres Improved.
with a frantedilbouse and framed barn, and sheds
applet torsi thereon.
TERMS DP' ALE.--4011 down. (1500 on cs•ntirmar.
flOnLaltrd balance in one year thereafter witliinter
est after confirmattm.
JAMES H. WEBB, Executor,
Exit Smithfield. Oct. /M.. 1878
FXECUTOWs NOTlCE.—Notice
Is. Isere! y given --that all perstils In
q-loell to ihe estate of Itenlem Ate.... 1, late of
deres4.4l, are requested to make taned!.
snout. aud-a•l persons having olaltns ag dust
oalu estate must preseut them duly authentlO.ted
for Settlement. • GODRISE C. ATIIVOOII.
IrtFew.• • 1.31 T
IKE=
DIED.
ZAKE,
f l
11 7 . er Street%
L.L.x.y.•
713-Iy. .
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2'Q it)
peon
AttailisHounsts.
A cam .
TO THE LADIEjit.
ON A.OOOOST OP TUX OVERCROWDED
YASLST FOS
MILLINERY
.s„
TOWANDA I \
•
•
I am about to engage in' business
ZIAZWHSIII,
and two °ter my ENTIRE STORE et
NEW AND ELEGANT
Millinery and Fancy Goods
VOil SALE,
AT. COST.
PLEASE CALL AND GET MY PRICES
- BEFORE GOING •FLTRFIi ER.
MISS M. L. COOS,
Six Doors North of fost-Office,
• UAIN STIIEET,
TOWANDA, PA;
Dated Nov. 4:11. 1878
T. L. KENT, AOEN'r,
tl
HAS JUbT
RETURND FROM NEW TORS
WITH A LATZGE STOCK OF
WINTER GOODS !
CONSISTING ble
SILKS,
VgLVETS, -
PRESS GOODS, •
L. • SHAWLS,
SKIRTS,
FLIINNELS, •
PIIINTk x
AMMOS,
TICK INGS,
SIIIRTINGS,
NOTIONS,
Which he Is selling at
PRICt 8 NEVER . BEPORS KNOWN
J. L. KENT, .
Noir. 8, 767,8
BE
is an absolute and Dm!stable cure.for
•
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. .
enness.. Inlc Terence and the u•e of Oplmn, To.
Micro, Nam ics and - Stimu•ants, removing al l .
taste. desire au habit of uting.any of them, -ren
dering the tastey desire for any of them perfectly
-odious and dbeg sting. Giving everyone perfect
and 111TM:stable c mtrol of the-sobriety. of them
selves nil their fri infs. .
it prevents that ab. lute physical and moral mos
tration that follows tl sudden breaking off front
using et mutants Drum ones. .
Package. prepaid. to re one to five persons, 41.
or at your Dreg:,Mts. 11... Temperance and Oat
\ a
_
itable societies Avoid use t. -.
lU= harmless and never- Bing. •
1101' liIT f F.IIS MPG. CO,„ Sole Agents.
ROCIIESTBIL N. T.
. , ~.
. .
- THE . 'HOP COUG \ R \ CURE
Destroys all pain, loosens the coo h, quiets the
nerves and produces rest. It neve.' fat eln per
forming a perfrct cure where there is shadow of
hope.
Try it once aild you will find It so. •
FOR SALE BY ALL S.
MERCUR HALL, TOWANDA.
. .
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
A reserved seat feir 35 cents.
THURSDAY EVENING NOV. 14
CLAIM'S FIFTIT AVENIT t E COMPANY: OF
NEW YORK.
Orsnd Realistic Representation of Mrs. Harriet
Beecher Stosre's sublime religious Drama of
'UNCLE TOM'S CABIN I
On which occasion the gifted artist
LITTLE. DOT. .
WIII appear In Err wonderful creation of TOpsy
The Eminent Commedlan. L. E. BARKER, as
Marks, the Lawyer, as played by Alm •.ver tit
nights at the ath Avenue Theatre and Grand Ope
ra Muse, New York. LITTLE GEItTIE, thr
Infant prodigy, as E-Vtk. MART BARNEd ' the
treat AUNT OPEIILIA, as played by her In Nest
York.
CIIARLES MESTAYER,
The Original
'UNCLE TOM.
Tdgether with the , great Nea York Contrny.
the original 'Steele. Stage Etieete, &c., a 3 Way
edia New York.
OBSERVE _THE PR-ICES:
Admission, 25 and 35 eLsots. extra eltailge
- tot - inserted teats now on sale at Kirby's Drug
Store.
. A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that all personale
delded to the estate of Jabez F. Sexton. deceased.
late of Orwell township, are requested to •make
Immediate payment, and ail per Sous having clAltos
against said estate must present theta dulyaut hete
Mated tot settlement.
C. SEXTON., Adtulat•tratur.
Eibeilbequln. Pa.. Oct. 10th lad. IYaO
ALA AND SEE DS
- ATTHII •
DELE VAN HO ql9E,' EL.IiI4A, N.. T.
Opposite the Depot.
O. T. SUIITH, PEOPUIZTOII,.'
Formerly of the Waal House; Towstole.Ds.,
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
-Notice Is hereby given that - all pemons In
debted to the estate of William R. Itlehards, late of
Rome twp, deed, are requested to make Immed
iate payment, and all persons having Maims against
sale estalemnst present them duly authenticated
fct settleibent.
-.IIIAHVD.N C. EbILIOTT. •
Pillierai, 001%
.m.-ew; Allpitniwnprp
APPLICATION IN -DIVORCE.-
.1 . 4)) Murree Keniek . in the Court of
yni omon Plow o f Bradford County. No. 417, Vay
Term. DM 'Toe are hereby notified that Martin
Herrick. your husband. haa applied to the Court of
Common Pies* of Bradford County for • divorce
from the bonds of matrimony , and the said Court
has aPpointed Xondsy. December 1. Mk in the
Court House at Towanda, for heating the said Mars
tin fifth. premises, at which time and place you
may attend if you think proper.
nov7. A. J. LAYTON, Sheriff.
APPLICATION -IN DIVORCE..
Nortin Clesrelancl. In the Court of
Common Pbos of Bradford County. No. 717. May
Term, 1275. You are hereby notified that Bolen .
Moreland, your wife. boa applied to. the C•mrt of
Common Pleas of Bradford County for fora divorce
from the bonds of matrimony. and he d Court
has appointed Monday. December 1 , 1171. In the
- Court limas at Towanda. for beano, Ilbe lie•
len lu the prettifies, at which time ana place you
m ty attend . If youtblok proper.
nor?.A. J. LAYTON, Shand.
IN OI3-
RPOR E--
ATION NOTIC Notice is hereby given that in application will
be !wide to the Court of Common Pleas Of Bradford
County at Its next session. fora charterer incorpo
ration for too-Fiat - Herrick Cemetery.
• . P: E. WOODRUFF.
• S. d. B ARNRt.
•
B. B. CANYIELD,
N. W. BABNEfk
• GEO. C. ATWOOD.
East Herrick. Nov. 7, ins.
ADMINISTRATOK'S NOTICE.
—Notice Is herey' glven that lrpersons In.
de bted to the estate ot b ellen G. ssdrl a ch Pope: lite
of Towanda Borough, deceased, are requested to
\ mite Immediate payment, and all persons having
cialms - agalnst said - estate must present then duly
abthentleated tor settlement.
2 8.,0. GOODRIC,U.
2ws. ;
Administrator.
ittr\EHITOR'S • N0T1CE...4182.1e
- ton a Hartratift to non of Taw:pp-Jon It Tibet
yr., 5..1. lllCkolt and U. N. Williams, security. In
the Court og Common Pleav: of Bradford county.
114 Dee, errs. 1875.
The'undertigned, an auditor appointed by tht
Court to distribute money In the Sheriff's bandit
arising from the sale of defendants personal prop
erty. will attend to the duties of hit-appointment
at hit office to the borough of Truy Pa., FRIDAY,
the 15th day of NOVEMBER. Bakst ten -o'clock
A. at., when and wuere all 'reasons having. claims
tiinra said fond most present them, or 01604 m tot-
ever debarred from coming lu non ttei-same.
A. C. FANNING- Auditor. .
Troy, Pa.,tiefi, 7, 7FfB. lase
AIM . !TOR'S NOTlCE.—Andrew
J. Caine vs J. 11. Johnson. No. 1,188, May
Tenn. 8875.
,TIIB. undersigned an Auditor appointed by the .
Court to distribute moneys arlttig from the Sher"
iff's sale of defendant's real estate, wilt attend' to
the Unties of Lis appointment 'at his office 1n To.
wands Borough on MONDAY, the 15th day Of
NOV EM BElf, 1878; at 10 o'clock A. *hen and
where all persona having claims against Said fund
must present them, or forever be debarred front
coming In upon the same. c PHERSON. .
octl7-lir. 4 Auditor.
A. VDITOWS NOTICE —Overton
& Mercnra iiae Ya. John .1. Griffith. In the
Connor Common Picas dt Bradford County—No.
807; her. Term, 1877. . .
The undersigned, an auditor appointed by said
Court to'.tlistribute the funds arising from th e
Sherlft's 88'e of defender t",a real estate, will attend
to Ike dude , of his appointment at his office in the
le.roogh 'or Towanda, on , Friday. November 15th.
1878, at 10 c'elock A. w. when and. where all per,
WIN haying claims against said fund must present
Ruin, or be forever debarred front coming In on
said fund.
O. D. KiNNET, Auditor..
Towanda, Oct. 0, 1878.
—4„
TN BANKRUPTCY.—In the Dis
x [Het Court of the rated States, Km the West
tern Dist let of remetylv:inia.
Militate K. Marshall. of Towanda, a Bankruipt,
under the Act of eongre's of March 2d, ISM% hay.:
appted for a:discltargo from all his dents, and
re her claims provable under said act, by order of
the. Court, notice is hereby given to all creditors
wh • have proved their debts. and Thee persons in
terested, to appear on the 21s1 d y of NOVEM-
Fit, - 1478, at 10 o'clock, A. n., be ore It. A. KR"
CV R. E-q.. Register in Bankruptcy, at his-office,
in Towanda..Pennsytvanla. to show cause, If any
they have, why a discharge shouldiaot be granted
to the said Bankrupt.
. 2354.7.- S. C. McCANDLESS, Clerk.
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TNCORPOIIATION NOTICE.-
To ail whom It may concern: The undersigned
ritizena of Troy Borough, lirad ford County. Sta , e
of Pennsylvania, hereby give notice that they In
tend to apply to Ms Excellency, John F. !fart.
tanft. Governor of the State of."Penpsylvania; for a
charter, and to he Incorporated Into a body politic
in la wlth perpetual succession ender the Immo
and slyleand title of "Troy Water Company o:
Troy. Bradford Ce.. Pa.... for the purpose of sup
plying the Inhabitants of Troy' liorough and vicini
ty with water. E. U. PARSONS,
bei3OS ROCKWELL, .
C. C. PAINE,
E. PoSIEROY.
22wa. E. VAN DINE.
AITDITOR'S
matter of the estate of Austin Rundell, late
-of the township of Burlington, deceased.
The undersigned an Auditor appointed by. the
Orphans' Court of Bradford County to distribute
(mbl') the bands el the Executors, as shown from
their irinal Account, will attend to the duties - of
his appointment at Mout:tenor OVERTON MER
("UR. lathe Borough orrowaoda, on SATURDAY.
the. lath day ofs:NOVEMBEit, A. D., IS7d, at 10
o'clock A. la.. when and where all parties having
claims upon said fund must present them, or be
forever debarred from coining In upon the Faille.
occl7-4w. JAMES 11. CuDDING, Auditor.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.—In the
itstrlet Court of the United States, - for the;
Western District of Pennsylvinia. In the matter
of R. T. disrshall and W K. Marshall. BaukrumS.
Western District of Pennsylvania. In Baukrut Icy.
The creditors will take notice that a tnird /gen
eral meeting of the. creditors of said bankrupts
a iii be herd at Towanda In said district,. on the 7th
day of DECEMBEII. - A. D. WS, at 10 teelock A'
bt... at the office of Overton tk Mercur. before R. A.
merctir. F.:1 4 one of the Registers in Bankruptcy
In said Dlsttict. for the pur:.ose named la the 27:11
Section of the Bankrupt Act of March I d, 1,07,, be
wit. a final distribution of 'said bankrupts estate:
and at that meeting I tll3ll apply fur a discharge
from all Bah:Illy as a , isiguee of said, estate. in ac
cordance with the provisions of tt:e 25th sec; ion of
saidiVankrupt-act. D. A. - OVERTON,
To ands, Oct. 31. ICS. Assignee.
HOSIERY, &c
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4 °REIGN Art ACHIIENT . -
- Nathaniel C. Harris vs. William - W. Shepard.
.'0...-$7l, September - Tet re, les. Foreign:at:mak
meat? i . ~..•
/
Now, Oct: 7, 15784 on notion of Davii d.Car
noehan, attorneys Or plaintiff, the Sheriff Is dirite-•
tett to nultlbth a copy of this writ for six week• in
the BitAttrottri.ff xrdicfmt and In the ain e n a b o .
sene.. ET THE COURT.
. /
- . /• Commonwealth of Pennsylvania '-
Bradford enmity. .s.
To the Sherif or Bradford Cou nty—Greeting:, .
• We command you that you attach Widirm W:
Shepard and Charles II Shepard. late of your Corm
ty„ by all and singular. their goods and ehatte:s.
lands am! tenements, moneys, rights, and credits,
In whose hands or posscst•lon SiseVer the !MITI. may
be, , so that he be and appear before our Court 0:
Commtn Picas. to be holden a: the itorengh of
Towanda. in and for said col-a t ty. on the }lest !lou
d ry of. September next, fin•re to answer Nair anlel
C. -Harris. of a plea of 4let.t 116ei0.00, and that yott
- sumnion Job I ePugh and S. S. Pierre, and'all re
ams In whose bands or poesesslon . the said goods.
chattels, moneys, rightss., and eredlis, or any of
them may be attached. so that they and !every of
!bun be and appear befor. said (ourt, at the day
anti place aforesaid, to answer what shall let Id
'jeered :Against theta and abitte the Judgment of the
t'ourt therein, and have you then and Were thlt
writ. - .
•
Witness the -lon. Paul I). Morrow. President, ot
our said Court, at the Boni gin of Towanda aforr
r aid, the 2lst day of August. A. I).. 1575. • •
BENJ. it, PECK, Prothonotary.
August 22. WS. By virtue of the Ion:golf:: weir
of For. Igu Attachment. I have attached The 10,-
10%1,111g 11. 4 Seelbett lot, piece or imtrel'a laud. site.w .. ..
fa Athens tw'm County of Brad totd,mid Stan, Gl'
Pennsylvania, bounded as follows, to-wit: Ou it..
Itorili by lands of .Motto Bosworth and others: Ten
the east by lauds of Tim Ilireen; on the south - by
:ands of It. T. 'Middaugh : and ou the West by land,
rtf Arthur Beebe. ,Contalning •75 acres of land:
more or leie,about 25 acres improved.
...t
A. a. LAYTON, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Towanda, Oct, 20. 1575.--.22w8
TIBIAL LIST for December Term
of Court, 1878. at Towanda, I'a..
...
- 21) %%Lea.. .
. ...
: iia4 Hunsiler vs Cornelius linuslker eject
Al.ewis vs L Frceiletilmig. et al '6.103
31 Merrill vs C F Hawkins • appeal
M ar: Driseolls use vs El en Dorwoan et a 1..... Pe I,
1) II Backman vs F C Sweet Issue
.1 D.Frost vs V Conk as:dant:l.
31 E C•dter vs J Leroy Vorbin sell
31yreti shorn vs Lewis 'kg rep
I' 31 ('oollsingh. guar vs Thomas Mereilltn—appeas
Clarls , a T v, tiers use vs - Leroy Corblu...assunipt
Jim 0 War vs Lehanon 31st Life Ins C., d .l.t
Citizens Ran , Waverls vs J I) 31untauye..assint-t
Thomas Math ws vs Gee V Mver et al ejet t
Llt Rogers ust vs Allen McKean - assintd.
D C 1)0% HA use .1. Sehrado:Co4l Co treSpil;s
Towanda Eurek Mower COT?. D 0 Hollon assint.tr.
Wm SI Keeler vs 111 Keeler - 3•t1,11 1
John I) Kyser vs J hit Heavenor ' -", eject
.Isaac Sneil vs Pa iii_.: VC .k It-18 C 0.... ..... case.
1' W 31eDin.nell ts A .1 Layton trespr.:,
It W.Lane v. D SlPra. et a, Tv. . Sri Is
Lußis & Brown vs Dav I Whipple appeal
Fancy I' Damht use vs 3 ary Long (Ire,:
310,e5.11 Coolhangh vs Pa & A. V Cr& It it c0....,e5..,
Margaret D Kline use vi, I Luther et al.•..trespars
. • .1t) wri: • . :
.
J C Vance vs JIM 0 , Wald ,
31 1. Preut tss vs Win Peet... . . .:. ' Issue
P W Mclfunnell - vs A J ;Layton . ttespa*s
Wm It stuns., assignee f ;;, Thus I Jordan...asstisilt
John tI. lan vs Luke Dolan - ' issue
Iroresm 31 Da3 ton vs The Pai& N Y s & It RC. ties
Daniel C Dayton vs same. '. tresPa,..
Sally Davidson vs C I) II ro , e' duets
Mad I. &-II A or Athens Dv), vs F A 1 00t....,1 to
Ellen K 311.chell vs JOIOCA Kelleyeicet
Frlshie Kii:nes vs Geo 'V Kdinev ...... .: ....
tie'..
sainnel NValtdidge vs W W Decker. ..... ..ovemod
W S Pleree, admit vs W Ilrainshall et a 1... „Ira to
I. E Wlieo_x, use vs Jacii`b Jon,. 'issue
Harry 31Ix's. assignee 41 McCabe & Mlv_ stni,
1.0 A Vincent vs Harrison LI chell ' a pert
iebu Conley vs Theo I. rrlson ~..ap ...al
It F litliVlll3ll vs Jeremiah Vandetuark.......,.ei'•c!
II I) Wi'cox vs PI) Wile x ' f rf:sin s
Geo S Peck vs D sight a.'d 31syttard 11 ,- i•
Dr W 31 tlieney vs 3lst k Mints' - ......appeni
Nathaniel Davidson Vg .1 I,.ene Cot bin wisit.t.!
Punkri..y Bros V 4 Jame. Wo--.1., guar • ' att es
Alex C rlsbree vs J I) Ryser 'l.•tni t
A lez C Elsbree vs J 1) Kyser, et at al•AVOI t
•
SUillieliaoi. Id week returnable Monday, Dee 9,
1878. . - .
Subpcenapir 3.1 week 11.8/flg.% Monday, Dee. ie,
878. BENJAMIN M. PECK, Prothonotary.
Prot honntary's
. 0111te. Tor:and', Pa., Nor.- I 8: e.
TN BANKRUPTCY:—In the Dts
i_ 'vie: Court of the rolosi States for the crest
. ern District of Itentisylvaola.. In the. matter or At.
T.. Shoemaker, Bankrupt. Western Diltrlet of
Pennsylvania. In Ilaukrupte7.
The lien eredliore ilt tale notice that the un
dersigned. a Ilsglster s itt Itankrtiptcy In said Di.f.
triet. will so as nu Auditor on SATURI)A.Y, - the
.Ist day of DECE3IItEIit. A. D. ISIS, avleteeloek,
A at.. at the entree! Overton & Mercur, lathe hors
Hugh of.Towaiiila. to distrnotie. the fund arlettig
from tho Aisigneses sate of liankrupt's real estate.
when and where ail persons having claims, arn.t
said fund must . present tbs•in, or tn., forever altars
red from comitig In on said fund.
U. A. MERCIIII,
Jjals_tar 14,411Mintbart
Teirr 4 i , t Nun “1 - nflunn \ •
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En
Lem
MEE
caIIERIFF'S SALES.—By virtue
of . suntlry writs issued onto? the Court of Com
mon Vitus of Bradford County, and to me directed.
I will expose to public sale, at the door of the
Court Him" in Towanda. on FRIDAY, TIM
TWENTY•NINTH DAY Or NOVEMBER. ICS..
at 1 O'clock sic it.. the following, described poplin.
ty, 'tomtit :
No. L—One:lot, piece Sr parcel of land'eltnale In
Monroe twP., bounded as follows: Commencing at
a point on the public highway. the south-east cur
.ner of land of Jutla Anglil, thence north 271111 e.
east 66 5-10 perches, to lands of Isaac Bobbins:
thence south 66e, east 62 perches. to the MAU road
running to Frenentown ; thence along ebb same
south 44 5 , west 51 perches. to the intersection of
said road with another main load ; these. along
The same 27 7.10 perchee td the place of teginnlog;
-containing 16 acres and 9 per. hes of, land, more or
less. all improved, with air orchard , of fruit trees
thereon. Seised and taken Into - ezecuttotrat the
suit of Martha C. Arnout vs. Hiram Detrick.'
N 0.2. ALSO—One other lot of land situated In
Attain) , twp.. bounded as follows Beginning at'a
point its the Tarrytown road southward of the dwel
*lnt-bonne of the tarty of the first part,(3l.l4Moo,
thence south We, eastl9 perches to a post 1 theftee
north 33G mutt 30 3.10 perches, to a post ; thence by
lands tioeveyed this day to Adecesta P. Helms by
the party of tbb Brat part, south GA. east its per
ches tea post; thence by land of IV. L. Kenyon,.
South 36 0 , west 61 perches. to a post ; thence north
eke, east 142 perches, to the Terrytown road
thence along said road 21 perches, to the place of
beg:ening ; containlog 43 /sere. and 41 perches of
lantt,'ntore prices, about 40 acres improved, with I
framed house, 1 framed barn: and orchard of Milt
trees thereon. Seised and taken bat° eXeCUtiOD at
the suit of C. W. Scott's nu. Ira. Snag Moon and E.
J. Burdick. Also at suit of Henry 11. Corson vs.
Silas Moon.
.
No. 3. ALSO—Quo, other lot of land situated In
Warren and Pike Xnes, bounded on the; north by
lands of John Morris and the estate of J. bullorrl3
on the taat by lands ..'Reuben Pettes anti gatherine
Augusta Davis; on the scuth byflands of E. w;
Dail, and Wm. Erana .; and on the west by lands
of Philip Darla and DarlJ Daltis- containing .135
aeres of land, Morn less, about ;le acres Improv
ed. with one framed house, T plank house.tt
ed barns, I framed Log pen, other on buildings
and 3 orchards of fruits !hereon. Seized and taken
Into execution at at the suit of Evan 11. D.tvli
Jidin D. Davis. . • -..
.
N . o. 4. A LSO—One-otliter lot of land 41tuated In
Troy 'Poem, bouniled'on - the north Viands"! 6.11 .
Mason ; on the east by Elmira street; on the south
by lands of O. N. Ingham ; and on the west by E.
F. 1.1114 : containing one villsgs lot of land. wtl
framed dweillog house, 1 - franied barn,
r l
out
buildings. and few fruit trees thereon. rielsed and
taken Into, execution at the Suit of Geo. M. Peck
vs. 1.. Ir. Bradford. '
•
No. ALSO—One other lot or land situated In
Athens Borough, bounded on the north by lands of
'J. L... l Corblir; on the east by lands of J. Leroy Cor
.ble; orrthe south by North Street ; and on the west
- by lands of-Ann Walsh ; containing. ra of an acre.
of land,' more or:less:with I framed himst, and
framed barn thereon. Seised and taken Into eke
eution at the suit of Holmes' and- Passage vis A. A.
Prince-T. T. "
No. 11 .. AW—One otherlot of land situated In
,Soutli Creek twp., bounded as 'follows: Commenc
4ng at the south-east corner of .Mary Ann Falk
land's lands, 'tuning In an easterly direction along
. her lands to the highway from. Elmira to, Troy;
"thence ,along the highway leadleg lo the county
bridge, to the-east line of the Northern Central
Hallway thence in "a northerly -direction along
said rail' ii to the' lands'of David King ; thence
- easterly along said King's lands to lands of Joseph
Chace. deed thence south along said Chace es
tate about itO rods to a corner; thence east 60 rods:
thence rmuth Si rods ;. thence west 11 rods ; thence
aunts IGu rods along landsof Heentan Lewis ; thence
west 3.1 rods along lands of H. Ward ; thence n o rth
463 rod ; thence west to hlghwater mark of. Dun;
ulugts pond ; thence northerly along said pond to
the darn ;-thence *est to the west line of h. C.
road; thence south along said railroad to the south
Intk; of race leading from creek to Dunning's
Inuit thence west meng lands deeded to D. F.
Drinnln.; to center of highway leading to Elmira;
thence smith In center of ;tale highway about d 5
• roils to 1). F. Dunning's corner; thence west to
.flies F. Verniers corner ;411-nee west along lands
LT G: F. Vernier 53 rods and 4.10; thence north
along 'amber Gorden estate abmt 97 rods ; thence
west along north line of Gorden and Verld•rs to a
corner; thence north along the pact line of O. F.
Verniers and David itelyea to E. Voorhees corner;
the-nec east along said Vdorhees to his south east
turner ; ththice south along the line of JeSse Moore
estate: thence easterly along said Moore's land
- .bout 97 rods: thence south 37 rods along - sad
Moore's estate and lands - of Mary Ann Falkner to
plate of beginning containing 210 acres - of laud
more or less, about 100 acres improved, I framed
hour-e. 1 hog house, 3- framed barn with sheds at
tached. and I etch rd of•frult trees thereon. Seized
and taken into execution at the htlit of Union Bank
of zteesvilld. Ohio's, use' vir..l). F. Dunning and
; • Etreo Dunning.
No. 7. A LSIJ—One other- lot of land situated In
Tuscarora Iwp., bounded on the north by lauds of
“,q). C., Atwood ; on the east by lands of Jno. W.
Ifollenback, Andrew Labar and A. H. Slocum ; on
thesouth by the piddle highway and laud's ofof A.
Slocum ; and - on. the west by jandet of Joseph Har
ris ; containing 91 acres ofland, mole or less, about
all Improved. with I log hone, I framed barn awl_
fru, fruit. trees thereon. Seized and Xater. Into ea
ecatlon -St the suit of James Slathers Ts James if.
Mc Allister. -
'No. 8: ALSO — One -other lot of land .In Canton
twp., bounded on the north by lands of James Mc-
Mahe', t'on ihe.east by lands orPatrielt Grady t. on
thtf south by lands Of John Bairn estate; and on
the west by lands of Daniel Downs and. Win. Law
reluce emit:doing
.61 sterol of laud. mere - or less.
Seized and taken Into execution at thesult of John'
Hairs pin; vs. Georg,: .Baty.
No It. ALS , —One oilier lot of land in Canted..
Alba/buro.), bounded- as follows:
Beginntug'ut or near the middle - of the creek where
the W Bilatespert and Elmira road crosses the same;
th,Thce nearly smith 43° went alorg said road Ss
feet, to a stake ;,theuce. nearly north 43 0 West zoo
feet to a stake
,; / thence nearly moth 45* east to the
,eztitsr of the ,creek theu-e is an easterly direc
Don along sued creek to the place of begiunleg
sa'd lin'known as the Foundry - Lot, at Alby with
fennary bfillflings thereon erected.
No. 10:ALSO—One other lot of landAn Canton
township, [now Alba Brifo.l. and bounded- as f t .l.
lows :.Iteginningat the center of. the road leading'
from‘the village of Alba - to thildral Manley's, at the
south east curlier of Silas- Packard's lid; thence
south IQ east along the ceneer of said road t 2 rods
a - Stake ; thell(T , south SP west 10 rods to a stake;
thence north IQ west 12 rods to a stake, it being the
south wesreorner of tills Packard', lot.; throe?
north 89 0 east 10 reds to the place of beginning:
coiltallting .120 square rods, with one new _large
framed house thereon erected. Selzetrand taken
into execution at the suit of Win. S. Jayne ,
Err of
F.. Loomis. deed, vs. ChaseG. Manly and George
H. Webb,-T. T.
, No. 11. ALSO — One other lot' o land In West
dieslidgtou Xscpz, bbtintied on the north by Sugar
Creek ;- on the east by lands of Cynthia Porker; tie
the South by the public highway; an d on the west
by lands of Slduey Varney ; containlug 13 acres of
laud, worn or less, about. nil Improved, with-1 board
house, 1 board barn and few fruit, trees thereon.
seized and taken intu execution at the suit of Job
51,,riey.s use vs: Mary M. Hemmer, T. T.
No. 12.. ALSO—One other lot of land In Leßoy
Dap. bounded on the north by the ipubdc highway:
on the east by lands Of Mrs. 11. M. Lake ; on the
south and west by lands of Henry Holcomb • eon.
tatuit.g M of an acre- of laud, more or less, all Im
proved. with t framed !Muse and I small framed
loin thereon. Seized and taken Into execution at
the suit of S.'M. Winters Use vs. W. F. Rouinson.
No. 13. ALSO—One other lot of laud in West
'Burlington tap., bounded on the north by Sugar
ireeli :on the east by lauti.S . of Gorton SW4III on
the south by the public highway: and eu r the West
by lands of-John .Ballard ; containing — TN 'acre of
land, More or less, all Ocuproved. with I water' saw
mill, and all milt fixtures aud machinery belong
ing thereto, together with said defendant's rights
to-the draw across said Su ar Creek, and the right
- te flow the waters of said creek for the use of said
mill.
N0..14. ALSO—One other lot of land In West
twp., Mounded tin eke north by the pub
tic highway.; east and smith 'y lafnds of Gorton
-aalo and west by laudsuD•Joliti Ballard; Con.
n
le4dug'i of a acre of,taucl, all improved, with
framed house. , ,ollter out buildings. and . few fruit
trees III:Aeon. St it,(l,au . d taken title execution a.
the silt of Job Modr
en use Vs. Wiillam Ballard
and Malford Williatua,T. T.
11. ALsO—Otte ether lot of land - In Smith
ti.': i top., bounded as follows: Begliuting at a post
and stoics in the line of E. U. Wlicex's land:
them e'bvi he sahl E. U. Wilcox's laud north ay ,
ea.t. 122 6.10 rods to a put and stones for a corner ;
Them,: by la ds of Reynolds and Manley south sea
east 10g. 3.10 rods to at post fur a turner; thence
pante by land of James etalil.9 , and party by ladds
of 1 li.mnis Murphy south nortn 122 6-10 rods.
to a post and stones for a corner; thcnce by !and u 1
James Fivlt; north silo west WI reds, tone lOace
of b.-ginning ; c ntaining .774 acres, more ..r less.
about 63 acres improved wt II 1 framed honse,),
fram.di tarn. 1 framed hors barn, one corn housi,
an d ~rehA r d of fruit trees thereon. Seized and itle.
ken ludo exe c ution at the soh of Overton .k Elslitee
and 11. F.lsliree's use vs James Fish:, Geo
fillism Farmis - mitt. and Wit. H. Scoutun, T:
• No. 16. A LSO—Otte other lot of land in Columbia
twp., bounded as follows: Beginning at a stone
,and stake ell the line or lots between T, "A. An
dreas awl .E. Watkins, and running north
perches to the center of the road ; thetica eust 20
feet to the centre of the new store house ; thence
south S .perches to the line of lots of Orville E.'
Watkins; Menet. 20 feet West to the place of begin
lug; with one rimmed store If : eliding thereon, •
.1 No. 17. ALSO—One other lot of laud In Collin,.
Ida bounded as foth.ws; Beginning at a ston e
.un s een: ime of lots between Orville E. Watkins and
A:. R. A ustin and. running north a perches to the
center of the road; thence west 4, , a feet; thence
south eight perehes to the line of lots of orriler.E.
Watkins and A. It. Austin ; thence east iy let to
the place of beginning; containing 12 perct es 01
or less; the - two tots above Beset 1.e.,1
bang_thc. same pieces of laud conveyed by Uriab
Ferguson aud wife to Levi Mourbees, one of ibis
within named defendams, by . deed dated January
. IS, 1 0 77, and recolded Slay Is 78• in the once fur
recerding deeds Ate., In awl for Bradford county,
indeed Wok No. 133, at page 551, Jac. Seized and
taken execution at the stilt of Simons, Sltyles
'&-Co. vs. Monrbees St Stewart.. •
- NO. VI A L.S.O---One other lot of land in Sayre
village. ?aliens lop., bounded as follows: Begin
ning In the centre of Lehightst„ In a corner and
ronning thence westert, at a right angle w:th said
street Ino fee:, to an alley ; thence northerly along
said ;die!: E 0 feet, to a corner; thence easterly at. k
righ: angle with said strCet 180 feet, to the centre
f ; thence southerly along the center of tall
ti ere- t feet, to the pace of beginning; it b Yin_
lot No; 174 on a map made I 3 , F. Walker of the
• :11aq? or Sayre, wl , ll 1 two story framed dwelling
house. 1 3`:l3ii 011(huu.se, and few -fruit trees there
-0.11. Seized a,ll taken lute execution at the sultr,l
Howard Elmer. et. al., vs. Charles L. Swartwood.
No. 19.'A LSO—One other lot of laud in Tuscan
tie-tithed as follows : lot N 0.3 of
block ..No. 3 of Watts & Noble's Sub-division e
-1 ads in Towanda born, as made by Wm. H. Mor
gan. cavil engtto er lii the year 1874, is will more
f o lly by reference to said map, with mi.
najn. ,1 hous... and ft w fruit trees theroon. :Seized
and token into. caeca ton at the suit of
irralt , .d a .:se vs Amelia Lynch.
No. 20. A I.tit)—line other tot of land In Rl44l,ury
,v, p .. lulu ivied on the noir - o'6y 13108 of widww
Hammond and Albert Roberts; 014
the t hy lands of Widow Griswold. James equirm
thz.,,rge carrl.Art the snuth - by lauds of Annie
!tubers :ma Perri nAturtitiam t. and on the west by
:.ainuel Green.; containing 17-5 acres t,,
mare or ks,, about.lCO acres improved, with
I boar , ' house. I irained barn. I hog pen. and ore -
~ d 4,1' fruit tree. thereon: Seized aim taken into
•••-e•—lel: at the suit •.f Thomas VauTuyl Ts Wm
reiton. • • •
0.21. A I.So—One other lot of loud in Catitot
boDt.. bounded as toiletry: Beginning' at .ne alit, .
't irri
wei corner o a lot of land deeded toCbarlesKtock
welland wife to Baliquon W. Wright. on- the-east
Oda u Unio n street, t enc. north , 80 0 west along
said st ret 60 feet, to the north-eas corner of a lot
of Mrs. Knapp. and thence snotherlyalong the east
line of latals of ' Mrs. Knapp and land. of Mrs. Jo-.
Iv ph Beellum, 160 feet, to a post corner; thence by
a line pant el with Mon sirdet to the west line of
Voln'y spat Ing's lots thence northerly along said
:finding's w ,I ilue,.and the west litre of a lot of
kii.uion W. W':lght,.l6Ci feet to the place of begin
ulßg.Lcnntainlng about IMO square- feet of land,
more or less. with I framed house, t framed barn,
other out-bulldlags and few fruit trees therron.
seized and taken into ekecution at the suit of Mc-
Kay & 1110 vs 31•P\ Lewis.
'Ne.2.it. ALSO—Ott; i other lot situate to Orwell
Dip. bounded and tie ribed as follows: Beglnulng
at the public blgnway earlifig from Wysoz to - the
Wappasena Creek. knoWn as the Ridge road on the
lanitherly lbw between said piece of land owned by
reNR , Taylor and the tufitherlY boundary doe of
Win H Darling, rirming.tiort: it o ft rt *L e ong lb:
0111111617 1 ,41KZA evurarintv
__. .., . ....
Saga
Legg,
point; thence north . 1814° - east along the raid
road ea errs to a point ; thence along the said road
north 21 0 east 34 pens tna point; thence along Hns
said road north 3434 0 cut 12 peers toripotnt : thanes
north 633i0 tut 32 pare- thencer along the said
road Mao east 24 per, to theft. between Mcleod/
of Cyrus Cook and the said Taylor; thesee 'oath
tso east along the line between the meld lands 13 71.
in pers to stake and Stones thence along the Ilse
of lands of Cyrus Cook, if W 7 Morgan, and the aal4
Taylor south Ml(!_ west 113 4-10 pens to 11 cord,
thence north 68. 2 west along the southerly line II
4-10 pens to a cot; thence south ItMo west MI pens to
a rot on the , Ine of lands of W H Darling and the
said Taylor; thence.slong the southerly line of said
Taylor [ands north :41e west rid $4O pen to the
centre of raid Ridge road to the place of beginning;
roltalns $2 acres and 21 pen, iseAke sae more or
No. S 3. ALSO--onisother lot situate la Orwell
twp, bounded and described as follows: Beginning
at the center of the before said Indite wed.= -the
southerly line of the land of said
_Taper, and the
northerly line of the landr of J J Newell, renting
along the raid line northing west 111 pen to si tor
of the lands of J J Newell, Henry Howe and the
,aid Taylor; thence north I%w east along the west•
erly line of the said Taylor's land ice .pens to a ear
of the lands of Burton Russell, W Olds, and the
said Taylor, marked by a stake and *tones; thence
aiong the line between W W 01.2 e and the said
Taylor; thence alongibe. line between W W
Obis and the said 'Taylor; thence I 7• east
MO 540 pers to a nor marked by crake and
stones at the public road leading tgom th•
said Ridge Mid to James Cleavelandlit Mexico
along said road south 5 5 east is CIO pew; thence
slow the northerly line of said Olds and $ H WU.
son lands, north 81;S• east 131 felg pen to. a tor of
said Wl!sm, Cyrus Cook, and sera aylorl lands,
marked by a stake and stones; a alny the
line of lands of the said Cook an , h U.
east 38 pers to the before named HI ; thane
sontberly along the said road 19&pers to the plane
or beginning ;contains 167 acres and In pens, be
the
. Fame more or less.
NO. 24. ALSO—One other lot situate In Orwell
twp. bounded and described as follows : Beginnleg
ar a sugar Maple tree at the cot of the loads of D
Ii Darling and lands formerly owned by H Champ
tarn. now owned by Dr Lewis., sod running along
rihe line between those lands north 45% 0 west 59 '
10pera to a :or of lande of the said Dr Lewis; J J
Newell and Taylor, marked-by a stake and stones;
tben•-e due east along the line oLthe lands of said .
Newell and Taylor 79 6:10 pin to a cor marked by
a -take and tunes;S thence, along the lUse between
the same, tw west 15 - 5,10. pen to a eor marked
py a beach saplin g; thence along the line between
the land af - W H Darling and said Taylor 62 0 west
15 8-10 pets to the place of beginning; ccontahis 12 '
-acres and SO pers, be the SUMS more -or less. The
above threelbts of land are known as the A G
hie farm, with I framed house, a framed barns,
sin,di and outbuildings, and archer:hot trait trees
th -reon. Seized - and taken into eine:anon at- the
suit °LAl:vista T Cook's use vs A G
No. 26. ALSO—One other lot of landin Towanda
bounded as follows : Beginning at the corner
of Locust arenne and River street, thence along
the west side of River :street - Si feet to a corner of
the James 4..ewls lot ;.thence south 78 0 west along
-the Lewis line 112 feet to s corner ; thence north
3 0 west on line of D. M. Turner lot 60 feet to Lo
rust avenue ttenice along the same north 711* east
1174 feet to ih.-'llace of beginning.
Ne. 25. ALSO—One other lot of land in Towanda
boro., bounded f u tiro north by the plank mad!
south by Wm.: il, inbln4ou's lot; east by, Third_ -
street; aud.sieSti by lot of Patrick McCue; being
about 80 feet on plank road, n feet on Third street, '
75 feet on Robinson's and 55-feet on McCue's. ,
with a' small building thereon. mied'as a drying
house and paint shop. ,
N0.'27. ALSO—One other lot in -Towanda boro.„'
bounded as follows : Reginning at a stake on the.
plank-road. a corner of the Ann Meehan lot, thence
along line of the kime north 210 east 1114 feet to a •
white pine corner of Win. Mix's lot ; thence - along
line of the saint sotlth.blol IS' east rag feet to the
plank road.; thence along the same about 205 feet
to the place of beginning.
.
No.:S. ALSO—One other lot in Towanda borM.
bounded as follows; Beginning on the south side
of Chesnut Street at the' nortbwest corner of E. T.
Fox's lot., thence south 2ls• west 252 feet to a cor
ner of the Ann. Meehan lot; thence, westerly by
- latelt of said Meehan and by Kirby, Overton & Els
'lmes 208 feet to • - corner ; thenrelfaoutherly by
lands of said Kirby and ethers 50 feet-to a corner ; .
thence westerly along lands of the same 100 fee: to
Third street ; thence northerly along the east side
l
of Third street 17 feet to a corner of S. W. At
vard's lot; ti e easterly by lands of said Al
word and rands of Mary Marshal -- and - Parser,
feet to the s utb,east t oruer of the - Corker lot ;
thence. northerly along tine of the same 130 feet to
the south side of Chestnut street; thence easterly
along the same 75 feet to the place of beginning ;
with I dwelling honSe, I carpenter shop. 1 lutnher
shed and several fruit trees thereon.' Seized and
taken Into execution at the *suit'of Elyssea Meteor
vs : Mahlon C. Mercur: • - -
. No. 29. Al-ell—One other lot of land Towanda
beta., bounded on the - north by Court street, east
and south by lands of J. 0. Frost, and• west by
Main street. being about 3:1 feet front on !Lain-at.,
and about 54 feet deep, with I three story brick
building thereon, known. as Montanye's corner.
Seized and taken into eiecetlou at the suit of J. F.
Kirby's use vs. J. D. Miintanye,
.Co. 3.1. ALSO—elne other lot of land in Athens
twp., bounded as follows: Beginning at a pine
stump. thence north 52' 2 0 east 62 perches; thence
north 43 0 3! east 32 perches; thetiee north 45 6 3' east
33 2-10 perches ; thence north 3 1 , 9 .3' east 531.10 per.
ehes to the State line ; thence on the State-tine
si 6 42' west 154 perches: Seta' west 2
perches : thence south 81 0 42' east 15 11-10 perches; -
thence south 2s*:l'xisat le perches; thence eolith
1327' east 10 perishes: south 2 - ,°33P west ldpersh
es-ethencs entitle 61 0 33' west 6 9-10 perches; thel*e
south 39°33' west 14 2-10 perches; thence-south 20 0
33' west 9.4-10 perches to an elm tree ; thence south
13 0 i S'ef, --- est 44 pereLes to a point on the rock on the
dam thence south 7 0 31' east 20.t - 1 10 perches ethence
sntith 74°s'' east 21 75-100. perrli, to ; dm north-east
o
crnwr of ft.. Cartners - lot ; thence south 17 0 west
3r-100 erches ; thence north 44 0 .west 15' feet;
thence south 17 0 west 3 65-109 perches to the center
.4 the road: thence north 7714 c. west In the road
3 65-1000, perches ; thence south Its west 5 5,4•1011
perches to a white oak sapling; thence south 74 6
east 7 5-10 perches t:i the place of begin:deg; con
taining 79 acres and 116 4-10 perches of Mild. more.
or less, about 72 - aerea. improved,witla 1 'framed
house. I wagon house, 1 framed barn with sheds at
tached and au orchard-nf. fruit trees thereon, with
the privilege of the water as set forth in the deed
to Horace Shipman; also the hydraulic ram be.
longing to said Home- Shipman, constructed un
der the still, with the privilege of ingress and
egress fur the purpose , of repairing the shine, and
the proper enjoyment ef the prerliegeas'' reserved
and set forth in the deed of the said Horace Ship
lll3n. et propery ; being the same piece of
land conveyed by said Horace Shipman to Joshua
Cieckendall by deed dated Starch 20, 1860. and
corded In the °nice for recording deeds Ic., In'and
for - Bradford couroyeiln-deedhook No. 55. at page
240. &c. Fxcepting, and-reserving therefrom four _,•
acres deseribedas _follows : Two acres of land tone
et- - ed by Susan Coikendall et. al. to W. H. wiz. •
lams by 'deed recorded lAu deed. hook No. 124, at
ogee 590, &c.: aho two acres conveyed by said.Su. -
sari Coy kendall, et, at., to R. Canning. by deed re-.
corded in deed book Ne. 125, page 309, dc., to which
- deeds and record reference is made-for a more . pea
„tttu:ar drserlption. Seized and taken into cactus
tien at the :tilt of Alfred Bennett vs. Harriet Coy.
kendall. • . 1
No. 31 . . ALSOOne ' other lot of land In Sayre . ,
Athens twp.. Raid - lot being known as lot Wo.lo,
being situated at the corner of Thomas avenue and
on the east side of Thomas avenue, on the south
side of Sayre avenue being 110 feet In width
on Thomas avenue, and extendivg easterly
the sonic width 150 fret on Sayre avenue;, contain
leg 7500 square feet. according to a. map and sur
vey made by Z. F. Walker. June 23, 11e73. Belted
and taken r in to execution at the suit of Reuben H.
Farnham vs. Charles Ciowley.
No. 32. ALSO-,One other' lot Situate-In Towanda
bcro , , bounded and described as follows: Begin
ning at a corner of a lane on the west aide of Main
s% aroma 20 feet south of a lot formerly owned by .
Perrin Wens; thence westerly ob a parallel' line
with said Wells to: to the center of an alley, which
alley being half way from Main st to Second street;
•, hence southerly along the center of said alley to .
got S.Cd by .1 F Means and wife to Robert Mcln
tosh-I thence easterly along Font:Mclntosh line to
the west side of Ma' n st; thence northerly -along
said line of Main at to place of beginning; being
anent i4O feet trent on said Main et, and about 1110
feet deep, with 2 two-story framed buildings, 1 ones
.Ind-whalfsfory framed home. 'and other oatbuilds•
logs therCon. -Being the sante piece of land de'edad.
nr J - I•• Means.and wit.: to J 'W Means, by deed_
dated April 1, 1875, and recorded In deed book No
129, pane US, rte- Selz, dot d taken Intoexecationat
, he suit of Me3:ab & Harlan vs s lohn W Means.
No. 33. ALSO—Our other lot situate In Warren
lwP.'hounded Mirth and west by lands of Noteware
Mayhew andmin rs. east' by lan .• of Thomas 0
Doud sod AYoz, gouth , by lands of E Griswold;
contains.l22 acres and 129 per/. of land more or leis;
.being the same piece of land Conveved by deed to
Maltitt Riley and wife by Jehret; Morris and wife;
about 30 act-cO improved ;.no 'Seized and
rakeninto execution at the suit Of Martin and Jan:
lia Miley vs I,ll'o Dona.
No. 34. AL"O--one other lot aituate In Spring
field twp, bounded-north by lands of.Dudley-bear
gunt and Levi Dickinson, east!"by lands .of Frio*
Catlll and 1) U Bailey, south by lands V. James
Iletherlegton, west-I'y lands of James Hethering
ton and Ralph Toungsteoritains 1&3 acres. more or
ai.out 140 Improved, with t framed' house, 2
ream. d barns and orchard of frnit trees thereon.
seized and take,. Into execution at the suit of Lew
is L Beach vs Henry Patterson. •
No. 31. AI-SO-Moe other tot situate In Towanda
iminded north by, Court at, east and south by
lands of J A Frost. o est by Main at, being about
22 feet front ou'llain st, and about 54 feet deep,
with 1 three -V.ttry back building thereon, known
es Niontanyes corner.
No. ZS. AI.SO-4rne other lot of land In Orwell
twp., bounded as follows': Beglnnlng In the south
west :renter of Mrs. C. m Allyn'ti land, 1n the eon
ter of the highway, thence south fillte east by land
of said Alll n, IM perches to a stake and stones;
thence south 43 9 east by land of C. Washburn. le
In perches; thencedtouth 53 9 east 31 p,rrittes to •
-take and stones: thence south 52, 1 0 west by lands
of Chaffee. Arnold and Pickering. 135 perebea,to •
stake and stones; thence north 25 9 east by land of
.k. Robinson and 0.11. and G. W. Hardy; 71 per- -
ches tit a stake and stones ; thence west by land of
George Hardy. 100 perches to the center of the first
mentioned highway: thence north 16 9 west along
the center of highway 7 3 10 perches ; thence north
3 1 4 0 east 47 5-10 perehe , c to the place of beginning;
-Oatainlng.7s aces of land, more or less, - about 60
acres improve.i, with 1 frs ed house, 1 framed
barn and orchard of frOlt . trees thereon. Seised
ana taken into execution at the suit of I'. Z. ,Wood
ruff's use vs. Wirt. H. Hardy.
ANI.ItEW
~1. LAYTON'. Sheriff. -
Sheriff's Office; Towanda, Pa., Nov. 7, 1075.
A SSIGNEVS NOTICE. - --In the
t District Gourt of the United - States, for the
Western District of 1' nnsylvania. In the Mattel:
Elias W. Ellis, bankrupt, in Bankruptcy.
To tchont it may concern :—The undersigned
ticrebv gives notice of his appointment as assignee
r Elias W. Ellis, of the township& Asylum. In
ho county of Brstifard, and State of Pennsylvania,
lithln said District, - who has-been adjudged a
imitkrUpt on hisown petition by the District Court
if said District.—Datedst Tooranea the 23,1 day of
October A. D. 1575. - ,
r.oes -- JACKSON P. rKEENET, Assignee '
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.—In the
tuatter.or the estates_or Jeremiah Staler -
ma Eghert Stcktpr, In - the Orphan's Court of Brad
ford county.
Thu undersigned an auditor appointed by said
Cmtri to tibtrlhute money In the hands of the .ad
mtithtrator of tho egtalo of Jeremiah Slekler,
arising from the sale of real MAW* and also
•-• diNtribute fund., In the hands of the.adtniuLstrao
•.or of thu estate of Egbert Slekler, deceased, , arts
•,,e
Into sale ofproperty will attend to
the duties of his appointment at his Once in To.
wands Boro, on MO DAY, the 11th day of Ni).
V EMBER, A. D. 1878, at 10 A. x., when and where
all persons having claims on raid fonds must cal.
- sent the saute or be forever debarred.
o • , E. F. DOFF, MLitt:et.
Towanda, Pa., Oct. 10, 11470. . ;11‘11
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-4ebrge
rt.. C. Atwood vs Bela Cornrell.. In the Court
.t Common Pleas of Bradford county: No. U$
February Term, 1878. -
'The undersigned, an Auditor appointed by maid
t'ourt to distribute money 111 the Sheriff's hands
-arising from the , sale -or defendant's real estate,
..111 attend to the duties of his appointment at his
• 411ze in the Wynne' of Towanda. Pa., on TUE&
i'AY. NOVENBEIt tab, 1878. at 10 o'clock A. it.,
whet; nd where all persons having claims neon
-aid funds must present thetu,lW else be forever
debarred from coming In the Mane.
J W
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