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Towanda, Pa., Tharsday, Nov. 28,1878.
IV A. 01111MBFAILIN,
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FINE jETVELEY;
WATCHES',
SILVER & PLATED WARE,
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Towanda. Jan..ia, 1877
LOCAL AND. GENERAL,
W. A. CITAMITEIII4N is, already receiving
his holiday goods.
CgARLIE 13nOws, .of Sheshoquiu,. Was
out in Sullivan county ast week, and
re
turned with a fine fat doe.
THERE is on exhibition at CUAtillElt
; yttes a diamond set valued at $lOOO. It
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-is the property of Joins - 0. NyAltD.
i"" • SOCIABLE at the Lecture Rooms of the
Church of the Messiah, (Universalist),
Tuesday evening, December 3d. All are
invited o attend. -
- Tim children of C. L. TRACY and HER
BY C. PORTER, have, been, very: ill with
diphtheria for some days; but we learn
they are all considered out of dangei l at
present.
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THE Ainglutmton Democrat .says the
llipliti.eria . is.raging in that city. W. B.
ll.tuTt.trr,, a former resident of this place,
had two children lying dead in his house
one day list week.. , - •
TllAniSpli'lNtt day services will be beld
in Christ (litirch, this Thursday morning
at 101 o'clock. Sermod. by the rector.
1:11-.1 collection will be in aid of the Ladies'
Benevolent Society. ; - •
\V see it stated in the newspapers that
Miss FLORENCE GEEMMAN, the talented
and successful 'artiste, whO is a native . of
this county, is won to be / married to a
7ealthy gentleman of Brooklyn.
FATII6I KELLY" was thiown froni his
buggy a few days since and so seriously
injured that ho has been .unable to attend
services in his church for the past two
weeks. . • _
BY Trading STERN Buds. local it will be
seen that this enterprising - firm are pre
plring to close up businei.s here, and they
are offering great inducements to their
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customers. -
UMON Thanksgiving services in_ the
Presbyterian Church this, morning at 10}
o'clock. , Sermon by „Doctor STEWAILT.
Collect ion for Ladies' Benevolent Associa
tion. •
THAN;IiEGIVING sevices, will 1 e twirl -at
the Church of the Messiah, Thursday evi
ening, November 28th, commencing at 7
&clod:. Sermon by the
. Pastor, Rev. WM.
.TAYLkia. A cordial invitation is extctled,
to all.' , • .
Criuncil of the Messiah (Vniversalist),
Rev. Wm: TAvi.on,Tastor. .Subjeet . next
Sunday nunniin , at .1O o'cloci:, , ," The
Rainbow and its Lessons." At ; 7P. M.—
".luduhlscatiut,llls Crime and its Pun
-04/neut." All saleolue.
PEnI'LE who intend going West should
not rail to procure tlitlir tickets via At lan
tie and Great • Western Railroad. That
route furnishes gieater'indueetnehts to
the traveling public thah-any competing ,
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line. - •
J. 0. WAltu appears to lie rapidly mak
ing a fortune from. the sale of the new
gas purifying madhim, in which he is iu-,
torested. We learn that lie has recently
s•!id sixty thousatul dollars worth of ter
ritory.
;Tun Orwell Ltbrary Association will
give au oyster Supper and Festival—
" with all that the term implies "—at Dim
tniek'i4 Hall, ou Fiiday evening, Decem
ber Gth; IS7B, for '25 cents. All are iu
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vited. A full house and a jolly time is
exuecn•;i
A CiiIZEN of a ilefgliboring borough
has an ;lecount 'with a' B iihling Associa
tton ulich stands as follows
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Bet-rem:A front the Associatieß.... '., 844,
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l'ai.l t,, the AsFeciatywt . . - 915
Due the Association - .1,-500
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f'i.er.nte.nt is unnecessary. _
DM?. ItD janitor at the
cult ilousu fur the past three year:.•
died . a , his residence in this borough on
Pt iday last. , Ile had been in feeble health
fur sMae time. The deceased NO el one of
our oldest citizens, bavinglived in or near
Towaiala for about fifty years.
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EVANS "& Flrt.niu announce through
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our columns to-day that Lucy are 110 W pre
pared to utter their customers great bar
pains in every variety of dry goods. The
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reputation of the house is a sufficient guar
atitA: that they will do all that they adver
Prie , osm.. 7 :-EnwAnn'G..METITUIt rind
Wifv. Wilkirte, spent last Sunday
in Towanda. Thu icere the guests of
IlEsny MEncun, Esq:
—H. B. MonoAs, who has been seri-
misty ili i u Windsor, N.Y., for several wet;lcs
pa,t, we are pleased to.' lcarti, is much
better, and will probablyisnon be able to
nttend tii business again:
'Fur, young ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will give nu entertainment in the
basement of the Church next Friday eve-
November 2016, commencing at
half-paz,t seven, The programme will be
aniush , : z as well as interestin..!. Mrs: JAR
-1.1.Y, with her Lir famed waxworks; form
u part of it. All are invited. Admis
14;m ::.) cents
THE MANNA.-.T. G. STAyFFER, Milford
.ite;t, commenced publish
irga d. citiedly non- ee eta rian, English pa
-I.er fory oung nd old, called The a:
Subset:9A ion- price 25 cents, with a beatt-
Ineine free to every subscriber.
Send 1;1 cults fit. an Agents-Outfit, con
tainin two fine chromes, sample copies,
terms pummun
TnE _death of i3u..tltir.: A.v_Epx, St
Camp - tow)), on Monday of last_ week, :s
moureed b,; a. very large unmber . of
ft iends, including 'many of our readers.
lie wa-; a ‘ s.on of Major :.VERY,' and was
nineteen years of age, Nit :from his in!el-
Nene: , and bearing Was generally thought
to be considerably older. The cause of
bi.s de ,-.111 Wa . st;pulargement the heart.
CUII7. I - 011 DIPIITIIERTA.-71G view gof
Alic fact i that diphtheria is still prevailing
in thi , :isection, the ft - Ale:Wing sitriVle
care i puhlishrd.from the Aineaster st d X
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Apt, the hype that it may be of ben
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at to so . tri t nitro er from the disease :
A lady o this city, who has tried it
with f.ticeem in her own and severaletber
familh s, iubmits the following simple
etre f..r tri3Otheria. Half teaspoonful of
salt, one teaspootiTui of pepper, three tea
. spoonfuls of
.vinegar, One-half cup.of w -
ter. thrg,le the throat with it ever? 20
minutes Until Tthr patient relieved.
Wash the neck with it :a little. If _too
strong, add a little water to it for young.
tee table salt.
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D. 0. DEVrirr IMMVIVV:aeIaPed "Se''
rious accideist on Saturday"-last. :
driving Lia team of valuable hereto near
‘Prouxes,. - in Wysok;', one :of the Nita
broke, and the hates started . to nut,,mal
before they could be brought under zon
trol, Mr. D. was pulled over the dash.
board and hauled several- rodS through
the mud'. Me succeeded, hOweier, in stOp=
ping the team.- V.ory few men would have
had the nerve to "..hold pa" under the
circumstances.
Etailt SNEAD, an old man living near
Van Horn's Glen, when crossing the up
per portion of tho'Glen,some two 'reeks
ago, being nearly blind, lost , his footing
and fell into the glet, a distance of 18 or
2Q fq
seat. Ills cries were beatd and help
came., and ho was teseued, but was con
siderablyinjared by the fall. On Friday
last be was found dead in his bed, proba.
bly the result of his injaries together with
his old age and infirm condition.-Tr4
Gazette, • •- '
Tan Second Quarterly' Meeting of the
Bradford Baptist Association, - Was held
with the Union . Baptist Chureb, conr
menciug November Friday evening,
and continuing over the Sabbath. - Rev.
.1. W. PLANETT was chbsen Moderator,'
Deacon W.; W. PORTER, Clerk. Sermons.,
were preached by the following ministers :
Revs. G. P.; WATROUS, J. W. PLANET;
W. R. 11. Dwvsu, E.Bennoraus, En
1117N WELLS. The Pastor of this Church'
was also present, 'Rev. I. B. -- REYNOLDS.
I Delegates were,present from the follow
ing .Churches :(lanton. Alba,: Armenia,
and Smithfield. We also enjoyed many
interesting seasons of prayer and confer-:
ence, and. altogether the •meeting was - a
;14 Clerk.
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meeting of the various committees con
nected with the approaching celebration
of the Sullivan Expedition, at Wellsburg. ,
on WedneadaY, was very largely attended;
and,ProVed very enthusiastic:. Judge HI
RAM GUAM was called to the chair, and S.
C. TABER appointed Secretary. The va
rious committees reported progress, from
which it 'appeared that much is being
one to render the celebration a grand
success, The Committee on Speakers, etc.,
reported that 'Rev. DAVID CRAFT, of
'Pennsylvania, bad accepted the imitation
to deliyer the Historical Address; Ex-
Gov. SEYMOUR to deliver the principal
Oration; Judge McM.AttrEn, of Bath, to
deliver the principal P:.em ; Ausnutui
TOWNERi of Brooklyn, todeliver the Poem
of Welcome. The subject of the 3lonu
merit was unite.thoroughly discussed, af
ter which A S..Tnutsrox, A. s.DivEs
and S. I'. AItROT, were added to the com
mittee on Monument. Other committees
were added to as scented necessary. A
.Monument subscription was opened; anti
tit,(loo subscribed on th, , spot, which looks
like buAness.* Waverly Advocate.
I. O. o,F.—The following are the Offi
cers of the several branches of Odd' Fed-
lugs in this place :
Brhdford Lodge, No.111:7 ; N.G.—enAB
IliLti:Er. V. G.—G. S. SMITH. Serrekayy
—AKAR BEN 1111.1.. &rretary—,
.1. A.-:AVit.T. Treasure r—JiatEs 11. Cop-
\I-epresentative to Grand • Lodgc—
D. W. SCOTT. Trustees —J. A: RECOI:b,
J. L. KENT,J:. L. flit.u.s.
Bradford tticarapment, No. :C. P.
—(' n As. F 11. P.—A. J. Nont.E.
S. IV.—D. SCOTT. J. J. Flat-
ER. • \V: Treague--
er—JAMF:ti CoolliN6. \
Leali Lodge, Degfee ofllebAah . N.G.
—Mrs. (.4. W. RYAN. V. G.—'llq4. S.
S~iirn. I?etording Secret', ry ‘
r. 11. 3.V.tit.-
Finane'l See retary
Tre,igneer—Mrs. A.. 1. Nont.E.
At a'xneeting of Maggie B. Lod;; o.
117. Degree of Rebekah. the following\of
ricers were installed for the ensuAng
by Special D.ll G. M. 44. V. DL A cKm AN
N. G.— .11.tc.cli:411.4cm.i.xx.
"INYMIS. )107()?:,!litlf] Ser'y—\F.
13.11,%E.
El.sr.tt
-SATZ All 31AltSIli.i.4. Jrarden—J. P. Roc
E. 31,% 'Con. —H. K. 01.:;1301c:.T.
IV. G.— G. T.•FELDEN. L. 8. to X,
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WM. SNYDER. 0. G`ol.tv:llitALL.
1. G:—F. S. Aytit3. ro\r.. G.—G.
W. BLAciorAN. L. 6 1 - 7 Eurm;
C'llaplaiNJ. P. lii.AcKm.vs,.
Miss GERTItUPE ICELLGCO, or the lios
ton state.' and, niOro recently, a .pubii \ e\
reader or the middle ei:ettit, so to speak,
—well known and hiolly praised in the
New Etigland States and tho neighboring
cities of New York, gave an entertain,
meat on Wednesday evening. the 20th
instatit,;:tt Mereur ii.tll. Miss KEttnou
expited the liveliest appeoliatioa in heratt—
dieneO end will be sine, upon her return,
if that good fortune, (as we learn it is) is
in store for us, of a? still more numerous
attendance.
-Miss KELLOOO'is repfrtnire Includes a
number of tecitatlous seinewhat familiar
to the reading stage, and in all of these
she proved herself a thoroughly disciplin- ,
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PRI KG fiat MR: E n t T° D B' r
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artiste. The range of her readings, as ; Ve - ry little is heard ft:ooi l mr l g
corner-ofortthewe have heard them, is not of the higher 1 county. "Alpha Beta" is silent; he has
and-stronger cast. She will Scarcely pre.: I.long since lain aside his "-nom de pl6me."
tend •in her present . "fern] " to reach j We venture an item :
- Notice has been given by W. C.Rey-
Krntritot and . CUSHMAN, and liaS - not nos; of a meetin,g of the people n Sat
catered smelt topics aslirs. Sary-Sionoxs; 1 Irday evening nex , for the purpose of
• but in the lighter examples of her art site 1 stirring t singing school. ".Blr. Reynolds
is worthy of a .good support., and no doubt
shows a greater accuracy, - if not a finer .1
he will be successful, as ho seems apar
insight, than the same peices as given by {
ticnlar friend . of thelittle folks. His good
Miss ~ I:AIM A ti, a better characterization I nature and jovial face will always prove a
and a mimetic art more perfect in its way I weleOrrle. • '
than seems possible to the last of the M. L. ACKLEY, Agent"for Osborn 's sal
ks
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ow, notwithstanding the winter
artists we have mentioned, though such
_aweatherther and frozen ground, still insists
comparison may not he, ad things consid-1 that it is the best and cheapest.
ered, altogether in point or place. ' To . at. 1 In July last a tier of sheds at the M. E.
Chureh blew over. They were rebuilt.
tempt an entire play of SHAKESPEARE in 1
• , The last blow—a few days past= roof the manner of Mr: KEMBLE—to put a dis- t o f a i s ,a r i,
. was aga i n blown o ff . I t h as
taut, but intelligible limit to the posstbili- I been -repaired a second time, ready for
ties of this artiste's-wet k—is probably be- I blow No. 3. The Chinch itself would re
! t credit upon ebr o
youth Miss KELLOGG , altogether. But iu 11.tecSabbath after th Sabbat ga h
bynization a
coatccupy-
of
everything, with searci.ly an exception, 1 good substantial paint.
shedid attempt to render, st , e attained a 1 It would do well to view : the cemetery
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perfection of realistic accuracy that lacks 1 and consider its needs. If not out of re
r 't occupants, „then
-out-St a stronger. phisique and the hightr I t' trVtig t i n i th i e ts sertish n motive engendered by
power of a passionate:and profound imag- 1 the knowledge of Our owe mortality."' It
illation. • What she ha, seen and knoWn 1 is worthy of a little thotight, if not enough
she has mastered absolutely, insomuchl to lead. to a . proper appreciation of the
benefits of a proposed caange in itacench
that it world be bard . to tiud, in the lower , lien, -
and lighter range of her performances, a 'I lie weedsgrowing, the grass unmown,
phrase or a word, au intonation or exprcs- 1 thl untrimmed trees, the leaning fence,
sion out of place artd.not in harmony with 1 e rapid growth of little brush, the bro. ,
kcu totabstones, the uukept state of 'the
a thormigh.conception and vivid presen. , !
t na•ves, the broken-down , gates, _touether
talon of her Subject. - ibis was notably 'Zia h the inconvenience of getting tbrongh, '
the case in "Miss Maloney on the Chinese , are suggestive of a disregard to our
i friends whose last remains we . placed
Question," f‘ Old Shrion D de," and "The
thee. We speak with all duo. respect
FaccAgainst the Parte." '. - . - _to-Mir people; but - its present condition
This humorous qua i litya something - is far from flattering, and to say . the least
our Yankee compatriots might call artistic it indicative of the existence of a 'state of
. " 't iety t t ru hat e o n f or ottr tN CO os are will t -
""'cuteness" is Miss • li*Eid.oao's especial i ' l Z '
excellence. C LtARLES MATTHEWS used to - Some of our neighbors feelkeenly the=
to do it 'in hiit way and Liosua in his, and , loss they sustain through the sale of thAr!
it is said MiSi HELEN POTTER, a readerl season's butter to - irresponsible parties.
au , article
Of the rank of Miss KESLOGG, can do it in I we ePrcr . 80 -sUPPerY
~ as hotter to Ind any other tharko.slippery
her way — though of the latter, artiste i b n3. ni ., ? .. - -
we know nothing. It is the blending of 1 The people" of this vicinity are often]
taimiekrywith an excellent and trained called-out to shovel snow in the -winter.
elocution rind the faculty of losiog herself , f
i lre Inn"- suggestibMwi n g 4 4.1 w° Um
ences where practieible, as a means of
in the characters she portrays, with, such I
prevention, and a convenience with - no
command of facial- eipiessiota as may be t risk and'. little' annoyance-'-` c a stitch in
.needful for the. tout ensemble, that conk'. 1 titan saves nine."- - , ~ -
tate hliss•Kv.t.t.ooo's business ;and, esite- i - On Saturday morning of lag Intik.'
about I o'clock A. st., an attempt was
chilly in monologue, she does - it admire-'.--made to break into' the - both* of: 8. F.:
; MY.. .: It. • was a - pleasing entettain 1 Ackley ; a taisel . witlt the dog _ nterrupted
meat sand exceedingly: : Well 4 piil a ud. i the parties, - ani - they' lied. .mr...A. - eras
not attoine. .-•- • •• - -•- •! ,- -
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e4ll/-4 - received,.' -What ,341 :" . I C 'ELCI I v` o . riu; Black iiauttarina' extremely froth:
can do iailigher and more, seriaas:ll4l%* .: a fil a a .oo - hia bah& : - .. .1% 1 4 . 1 014 14' !.,..,
fumg , we yet AO. kitalr 1 ::-.' -; - : , :-- - . 7 : - - ::' : ' l' - 'l 3 Prisiit gin; 14 0v.' 10 1' ‘.1 01*':' , 01.0 v.
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The &iny Hiatcwirldalisniaptitilhitid
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last winter basinet with severe oritichmi
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not more perhaps thiiii inch 'worhtigimii
ally receive—brit - re aders ; diairdeteitee
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abroad aonsider , tbCyolutne 0.1, wort ~:.: qf ' '
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great Merit. ' STREW= JIFSKINN: :et Lir
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zone County, who hisiglyen the subject"
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of local history a large O
amountr often.
• Hob, says of CRAVYB bistory r , , -
" It appears to mo that the History 'Of
Bradford County has not: been fully,' at
least duly appreciated by your_ people.
It may not; wad probably does not suit . a
Blass of people known as , readers of fie-.
tion, but to historians, to - those who de.
sire au the facts relating to the history of
your County. it is everything than can be
desira -I have met - with nothing in •the
'way of local 'history, that. has Diet my.
views of what a local history should be, '
so pompletely as does this work. , Bo fun
is t of material and so rich in its, variety
i
au completeneas that. r never open it
wil hout commencing to.read at the place
of opening,
and so interested dorbecome,
that I continue on from that place till I
lay it down again. - I have never taken it
up to read in coarse.' Have frequen - ly
referred to it for information on _certain
'subjects and never without being agreea.
biy.snrprised on finding all I sought. _lt
- is .a treasury of facts which future histm
runs will avail that:666lva of with grateful
pleasure."
Dt kn. at Stockton,- Kansas, October 13,
1878, of typhus fever,- DAVID 4. ELISARKE,
of Smithfield Lodgeil4o., 928, 1. 0. 0.1 . .
At ; a-. regular meeting of Smithfield
Lodge, held at their Hall November .10;
1878, the following' preamble and resoli
tioaa,Were unanimously adopted: . I • •
• WLlEilEktly . It - has pleased Almighty
God it His infinite wisdoM to remove by
death our beloved brother, D. A. Elsbree;
therefore, .
Resolved, That in the death of. Brother
Elsbree the Lodge Millers an irreparable
loss, and the community lose a useful mid
respected citizen ; and while we meekly
submit to the will of an Minim PrOvi
denee, we would also extend the hand of
sympathy to the family, of the deceased
brother, in this their hour of affliction.
Resolved. That -the unanimous thanks
of this Lodge be extended to Brother S.
W. Allen, and 'other members of the 'Or
der whose privilege it was to administer
charity to a sick and destitute brother in
a strange land, and-thereby carried-- out
the principles of true. Odd Fellowship. .
Resolved, That as a mark of special re
spect to the de'parted brother,-the charter
of the Lodge ,'be draped, and- that the
nitanberS wear the usual badge of mourn !
ing for thirty days. . ,
Resolved, bat this preamble and repo:
lotions be entered on the book-of records
of-the Lodge; that a copy be presented
to the family of the deceased ; that a copy'
be soot to S.. W. Allen and others, of
Kansas, and also that they be sent to the
• county papers for publication.
• A. E. BI.A.Ki*SLEF,
- D. tt. PIIELPs, . •
J. L. Vilie,ENT,
• Cummitte on Resolutions.
Al.
Tnov torrost :—There
re times in the livei of all of us when we
FCCM to be as it Were under a cloud—eve
ry thing is dark and dreary, add as when
a dark and stormy night settles down• up-
on us : we are apt to think—"bow long it
seems till morning," never thinking_ how
bright and beautiul the morning wid be
whim it comes. As It is with men so in
communities—there are times of .almost
universal sorrow, and all is sadness and
teleaks only of disecinragenieut. Some
times one single event is sufficient to
cause a feeling like - this to cover a com
munity. We have felt something, of this
in Troy this week, though not, to the ex
tent that others .trobably have, yet sor
row no doubt reaches farther-fir the world
than - joy.
Yesterday a most excellent mother was
taken froin her family here, and we trust
•hiagone to swell the number of those
who having done their duty here, gather
in a-home above and wake a : family there:
Her name 'was Mrs. Cosper. She was
taken sick alittie more than a week ago.
and. after a shed but painful illness died.
Her son, Charles Cosper, who was at
school in. Indianapolis, was telegraphed
for, and arrived a few days before her
death. The sympathy of all is with him,
and his brother younger, who are now
left alone-4110k father having died some
yenrs ago. Mrs. Cosper also had a *laugh
er,-,who is new Mrs. Timerson.
Mr. Absalom BaXter also died. very
' suddenly of typhoid fever at his home,
tii!;. Troy, nit F riday of . last week . Ho
w about sixty-five years of age, • and
leaves a wife and tiko daughters to mourn
his
C , 'eed , " 'mess has prevailed be
of Mr. S. W. Pomeroy
beiv4-a dffirers. Though I be
lieve ali well, and are in a fair
way to • y siton.
Thor. like to write elf these
things, "faithful historian," I
innt.t speak of the'sad as well as of ' , the
bright sale of our tile here, .for it all goes
to make up the gratubtotol, and prepare
us all for another - existence whether it be
one of happiness Or of sorrow.'
Oce.isional rumors teaclus here from
'trier lauds. Mr. Horace Pomeroy has'a
daughter, Miss Jennie, atolls traveling
at fiesent in Europe; we unde`rstand she
is Te he at home in April.
Ilev: , ;S. L. Conde is to ext.tangehulpits
with the \ Presbyterian minister of Penn
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Yall next\Sunday. • \
flay. Mr. Hamblin returned on Wednes
day from Brooklyn, where belied-been to
attend the funeral of his brother, • George
Hamblin.•
t Another week I t hope to be able to write
you a inuch more encouraging account of
events and peophrin Troy. Till then I am
your truly, • OnseuvEß.
Tioy, Nov. 22, ISM
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Art Brooslboiaoile t OW
Oel_the 41: - Theraridikiindre*Ahi
inoonientunee of doomicitreituk'iphimi
the oinOnifwliiiiiirlir4the suet
Or*),, It has lintocesilbie
get about after dark-14_ believe 'that,'
taz-payers generally are In faint of light .
log the' Ras;' souk - jt the rinty. ,of the
Connell to carry into effect tide deelr
of their -constituents.
Dastr.OLD.Movny.a.l—Tes i iti!e, : as the'
old-fashioned Mother. Away with. your
mincing -!mammal," suggestive. Of only
kfine httly, who deputes -her duty to. a
muse; Wdrawing room maternal: parent,
-who is afraid to handle her offspring for
Sear of soiling her Mak i
~new,gown. Grim
us thelemeltmotier, the NIBS ot whose'
love are all etauraciog ; Who "is beautiful
always; whether aid or ytittug ;' whether
arrayed in satin or modestly attired in
calico. The dear
. old motheMl - Heaven
bless themT • • - .
Tar.' annual inciting of . the Geneva
Indio" and Sayre Railroad / was held at the
First National Dank of Waverly, N. -Y.,
Thursday, Nov. 21, 1878. Direcuna
ed—Asa PacxEn, E. A. Rican, • cats
HARTEHOTINE, HOWARD ELMER, JAMES
BTILLUAN, 11. E. PACKER', WIL. ELLIOT,
Joim Eraser, 0, PAIRE.uo, F. W. Placa,
E W
E. 13. 31ORGAN, ILLTAII - STEVENBO32.
Tho President appointed as Executive
Committee Asa Picsan, Ron't 11. Sian%
EIoWAED ELMER. WILLIAM STEVE:CEO*,
SttpEttnteodapt. '
&some' CLAss...—The first session_of
the class in vocal. music will be held at
the Court House, Saturday, November
80th, at 2 o'clock P. The course . trill
be fifteen lessons, one each week, (Sitar
:day probably) of two hours Bach, at a'tu
ition of 50 cents: The object to bei in the
main, to learn thoroughly the rudiments
and also for the cultivation .ot more ad_
vanced vocal music. Let all, Old or young,
who desirclo advance in this important
science, ind at all:nail expease, be pros
ent,Saturday,, this weak, at 2 r. M.
Runic Nams.---Tlie following from the
Harrisburg Patriot is very valuable if
true, and will be 'hailed with joy by all . '
who aro afraid of ever being afflicted with
lock: jaw :-" Eveiy little While we read of
some one who has stuck W'rusty nail in
his fool - , or some other portion of his per ;
.son, and lock-jaw has resulted therefrom.
AU such wounds can be healed witbont
any fatal consequences - following 'thorn.
,The remedy is . simple. ' It is only to smoke
such a wound or bruise that is inflamed
with burning wool or woolen cloth.
Twenty minutes in the smoke of wool will
draw the pain out of theworst case of in
!lain mation arising from any wound weever
saw."
ROBBERY OF AN AGED ourt.t.—Thir
teen years ago Wu. KEEN, residing near
Mercur, in Wysox• township.' had a few
hundred dollars deposited in the bank in
this place, bUt becoming , suspicious
the bank might:break,,drew it out, and
has kept - it secreted in his house' ever
since. The . fact appears to have been
known to some of 31r. K.'s acquaintances,
as on Monday night, .Nevember ASO, las
house 'was entered by burglars, while the
old gentleman and his wife, slept, and a
portion of the,inoney stolen, The thieves
-must _liawe'Veen quite well acquainted
with the premises, as they took a key
and unlocked the chest which was - sup.'
posed to contain the treasure. Fortunate
ly only seventy-five dalldrs were • found,
although there was about $.300 more lb
the house.. Mi. and Mrs: , Keen are seven
ty-five years old, and both quite deaf, so
that they were not disturbed. Mr. KEEN
has come to the conclusion that'the bank
is a safer place than his house, and has
again deposited the balance of his capital
in the Citizens National.
A NF.:%T..VIEW OF THE MATTER.—This
is the way a brother ki - urriall - t — pnts it.:
"We suppose that many people think
that the newspaPer Men, are persistent
dens . ; lot a- farmer place hirkself in a siin
• liar business position and see if ho would
not do the same:. Suppose he raised 1,000
buShels of witeut,,and his neighbor should
-come in to buy a bushel, and the. price
was%t small matter of two dollars or
and the neighbor says, 'I will hand .you
the aunt in a few day.' As the farmer
did not want to be small about the mat
ter, he , says, "all. right," and the man
takes tlii wheat. Another comes, in the
same way, tit.til,the whole of the one .
thoneand bushels 'of wheat are trusted
put to one thousand different persons,
and net one of the- purchasers concern
hiniSelf about it, for it is a small amount
he owes the farmer, and „of course that
woald not help him and: Ile does not re
alize that the farmer has frittered away
all his large crop in wheat and that its'
Triltie is due him in a thousand little-drib
lets, and that he' is seriously embarrassed
in his business because his debtors treat
that as a light matter. But if they would
pay hint' promptly, which - they could do
as well es not , it would be' very large
amnintito the farmer, and enable him-to
carry on liiit‘business without difficulty.".
WE are in daily receipt of -complaints
from teachers, dirctiert and parents, that
school book agentsate traveling over the
county, urging the Change of text -books
to the great it.coyeuience of all concerned,
who in some instances, we are informed,
misrePresent the views of \ the County Su
perintendent, in order to accomplish their
purposes. ' 'Before Making chabges of text
books directors should carefully examtne
Abe different series now printed. The State
.mattes it tbedutyof the directors to.idopt
such books as they deem best for \ Ole .
schools, and they should . be allowed to
discharge this duty.' without interference'
from interested parties.. Directors should
also understand the law governing this
question. For the information or such
officials as have, not Ogled themselves,
we give the : sections of the school law .
touching the -subject, together with= the
ruling of the Department
Snc, 02. That immediately after tbe. an
nual election of teachers in each school
district - of the State, and before the open
ing of the schools foe the ensiling term,'
there shall be a meeting of the directors
or controllers, and teachers of each dia-
Itrict ; at which meeting the . directors. or
Controllers shall decide upon a series : of
scbool books in the.ilifferent branches, to'
be taught during the ensuing school term;
which books', and no others, shall be used.
`in the school of the district during said
period.
1, SEC. 63. Provides that text 'books shall,
not be changed more than, once in i every i;
urr..
period of three years. ' Friresset,
. SEC. 64, Provides that directors violat- 1 Hauls
1 lug the, l provisions : of this 'act, shall •be i trillitenr:
..
guilty of a misdemeanor, and on COUViC- Tiateye...
Lion be sentenced to pay a fine not to ex- i i'. — ..
, teed two hundred dollars, and be xlcpriv-
I .:
'ed of his odic°. ' •• • - , -
„ .
The' following decision has beCtL receiv-
I . ,
l ed from the Department in explanation
of the sey ons given above : -
ri -
, ~OCIIOOI. L e EPAIITMENT,,
. HAnniationo, Pa. _ v.
N0v..18, 1811- I :.
To Hon. Geo-'4foseriii, Towandfif :. , ' - ••
,
, Books ,cannot -legally bo changed mil -
adoption by IL:raids, after opening of the- -
full term of school. , 11. Dorms. '' '
_
Dept. Stat 4 Supt. 1
We understand that intone . or; two in-'
stances-lately, agents have i n d uce d dirree- 1
r_
tors -to,make a-change iu violation of law. i
Whet:e4his bas been done parents ihould 1 x
refuse to pArelliao the,books, anii,ee that ,;• - 1 . : ,-,-- .. ~ ~.--1- ,
, the law it, enfortied agahnl directors wbo'l ~.,- , t ... _ -
"!E:t . 'iltr 11 -ki 3 ri Y. i ...' ,
grit` it. it. - ... '-: ' ' -'- - " t, $41415; it. Y 4 4441.1 liikti i'....'- - f-
:,,- . - , c, • :c-.....7:."' ; ---::-;;,-:::= , -Z7.,i .. ; :,i_'..i,:::, : , -,,; ::. -
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-.;:
:.. ~ _;_s~~:.
_ tountitrichaibei-Opet4,
ed Art**FAC-ittot &silt
gr. 1 0:j0 4- 11-10 1 1* - r)* * ffiso t g - thetge•
bell* sat is tostiinisnitiiries Awing
tiie p?it tat "him 19,r
rionthigliisimiiipsticiirprosidik maker.
nil 1'144 influenced Colonel Ovi4tioit is
**tine 1 0 2 .0 1 4.;the many
worthy apppUs, position : for osition.
1111
Nors ttsvmtaun.—" They are. not
kiss**. but ii - Ifiediaine, with
pn*Per# 4l of the MOH* 081 V, =contain.
g, *Ammons" droggs.:They do - not
tear down en rdready system,
but build it Up.' pne bottle contains more
hops,' 64 is,- mars _real hop otrengtk
than_a barrel 'of ordinary beer:._ Every
drugist in Rochester sells them, and the
physlaimm , prescribe' them."--Ittichestea
[ Metall/ SaPress on Pop -`
;
COY d young man -,desiting attend
'aelieol WI pay Ike way n Part . lij doing chores, caw,
be imieinsiodated by taring once ad Kg. QC11 , 1..
Lax; atYhe Ottiqueltinni
Otnica..nr,,BiZiama.4l3Tawi: Baon,
eipeeilogtogl a up t 4 ielistole 101,1g , flitreet..
will eUise out .melt erre gait- of geode below
cart: Cali early and aware ,
cm=
<1 1 ~.,
13122
1122
MEI
OMR
:.MESA►
=3
IMES
Sir Cid Hestainrant for - i
Warm Meal oi a disk o 0:361111 cheap. nov7.
A Int , of • pntl-band .Cooking;.
Slttiog-Roooisad Bed4Loom Stares for ease. Ap
ply 10 • t0it.111.3 • 0.1). XisirsT.
tar 3int., E. J. Mrscios has TRIMMED
Atli for owe DOLLAR and upwards.
Mbni•E. J. moos is just opening
a oew stook of istutsi 111111net7 Motto, to which
oho MINI:4U fie attentltO of the Mks. aorti!." '
P.* Ladle* Maio Trim:pings. all Ma
Nei Styles, at awing. VABINUAIM a few doors
non? of .!S *wears !lack.
rir COWER hasi the beet wearing Shea
for Men, Boys and Youths.- wear -error offered , in
Towanda, - and at Orient wltMn the *each of •
Mr }Joust I+OR RENl . .—Cotiveuiently
located In central part of the borough. 'Enquire at
thin 'office. . nov7-I,t.
. .
L r A full assortment of Farley Goodi
at SPELL & few doers uortb of
Mereors'aloek. , . -
- ,
rir Tl e Largeit, Best a nd Cheapest
line or Shea for Ladles', Misses'. and Children. ,
weenie found at Cons En's new store, corner Mans
and ilnasts., - frrsoy 4 Noblei /BPI! • +PHIS
Cow Le s. " Fakery. Warr., of the
Ist Ward Bakery, will be en halal dally ‘llll
'Fresh Crackers hot from the oven, Bread, ries;
Cakes, /ie.
aprll
. .
. . •
Or .Don't you . forget it. We have.: : in
exeenent CRACKER MANUFACTORY in tiovril
at COWLga , BAKERY, where you eon be); the
bear tresh-bahed creators. - ,
Plymointh , Rock Fowlit for sate by
Albs, pa., Ott. 16. :1 - 11 - 78. G. It. iVstla.
Virrnr tickets- to , all, points West,
Korth and Southwest, at the lowest possible rates,
cats on or address, 11. E. BABCOCK, Agent, at
'Upper Depot; Towanda. 171 t ' •
ar L. B. liprogns comps
tition for quality of goods and low grim s on Sash,
Doors. Winds and Wallows, mid al building ma.
Emma-In
Nothing 81160 of unmistakable
benefits conferred upon tkns of thotmann 4 of suffer
ors could originate and maintain tbts repuratbm
which. Acits'a SARSAPARILLA •erijoy , . It is si
compound of the best vegetable alteratives, with
lodides of Potassium and Inni._and is the l omat
effectua: of all remedies for scrofulutut.mercerlal,
or blocsialsorders. Uniformly sucessitil attd ter
tabaln fti remedial effects, It prudiees rapid and
complete cures of Scrofula, &reit, Ilea:, 'Humors,
Pimples, Frnptions, Skin Diseases, and all dlsor
dere arising from Impurity of the
, blmsl. fly Its
Invigorating effects it always relleives and often
cures Liver Complaints, Female Weak, melt' and
Irregularities, and Is a potent renewer vi
Forpurifylng the weed It has no equal. It tones
up the system, restores and preserves the health,
and imparts vigor and energy. For forty years It
has been la extensive use. and Is today the most
'vallable medicine for the suffering nick, every
where. For Tale by &Ideates&
MARRIED. '
REYNOLDS—FRET:MAN....At the bone of the
. bride, Nov. 6. by 8er..11. H. Hayden. Mr. Mah.
Reynold.. oy A ustlnville. and Miss Marge.
ret E. Freeman, of Alba. . •
MILLER—W.ARREN.—At the home of the bride,
Nov. 6. by the lbw. B.l4.llaydeu4'Alr Frank W.
Miller and Mlss Sarah li. Warren, both of Alba.
CASE-41HEENLAW.—At the hottitt of the bride,
Nov. 13, by Rev. li. H. Hayden.. Mr. Eustace L.
Case and Miss Carrie Greenlaw, both e r 'Alba..
MYEILS—CLARK.--At Cantort,'Nuv. 16, by Rev.
• 11.14. Hayden, Mr. D. W. Myers, of Grover, and
311ss Myra Clark, of East Burlington.
tie residence of Sir. 11. If.
Junes. of Grover. Nov. 2u, by Rev. B. 11. 110 , ton.
Mr. Lewis N. Smith pod Miss Luc) E. rolen,
both of Grover. - ,
WILLCON—SCOTT.=At the home of the bride's
-Parents, November 8, tB7B. by P. S. Everett, of
%.41shurg, N. Y., Mr. James Willcox and Miss
-MaryScott, al of Smithfield.
ARNOLD—WAKEFIELD..—At the Baptist Par.
savage; Wellsburg, N. y.,, November 21. 1875. 1 , 3!
P. S...Etterv4t. Mr. Alvin Antra. of Smithfield,
' anti Mrs. Minerva Wakefield, of SPringlleld..
COLE—WALHEIL—At the M.'el. Personage. Or.
November 13, 2878, by Rev. J. Hitib4
Mr.Charies L. - Colo, of North Rome, - and Miss
traneffll3 A. Wacker, Of Herrick. . •
WA I.IIIOII.N . —ToWN E.—At the parsonege, Mon
reetutt,'Ncvetuber 14, 1878. by Rev.lisllnak Arm-i
strong; Mr. Clarence Cr. , Walborn. of Highland.
ond'3llss Cure 3f. Towne, of Stnithfteel.
HAIR—COOKE.7--At the home of the i.r3He, No.
veniber 71. 1878, Bet. G. It. Hair. Paster of
tin' M. E. Church, Waverly, N.Y., Mr. 8.-Stan
lea Hair, of St. Paul, Minn., to M lad IL-tta Cooke,
of N. J.
DIED.
GILLETT.—In 14, infant . dingh,
ter of D. Y. Gillett. • ,
linzletott:Ps., -Sendai, Nov. .l.
Sarah A..tylte of fey. Ilr. A. RarlN r, aged as
3e48 ant.( months.
The remains were taken to Livonia, N. Y., foe
nterment.
•
WILCO:C.—In forth Towanda, Ncivem , ,er 15, 1878,
of dtphthe-la, Lnlu, daughter of B. B. and Jells
Wilcox, aged 8 years and 8 month,. '
Plati,lCE.-4n Warren, November. 144178, of' eon
butuptton. In hope of a glorious resurri 4 diell. Miss
Emma It, daughter of Myron and AlMira Prince,
aged 17 years and 6 months:, ,
Many tears were shed by a Mire nualher of rela
tives and friends Who attended thi? f l u:lora). and
followed the remains from the home of her ;youth
to the "client tomb." _Berman by 11,1 D. Brown
from Psalm .116th,118th verse: "Preerms, In the
sight of the Lord i the death of His stlints."
thou wrist trilid and for ly.
'Gentle as the' morning dew: .„
:Nature; with religion blendln
Medd thee perfect to our slew.
Long we saw the rove tint tacit
From the taco we loved an dear;[
Boon, too pima but Own been haat-
Fronithlne eortbliiojourn berel.
`Tie past:with thee. the journey.endell.
By faith we bee thee safely there
Crownk with peace. with love and honor
. .aed we hope to "meet you" thee,.
NDA MARKETS.
T OW.
-_-\.,- _
-. REPORTED BY - STEVENS-it LONG,
• Oenesat dealers in On:merles and Frodnre, Patton.,
Block, corner3laln and Bridge !Bleats. '
irEONESDArEVENING, NnV.Z7.1.678.
--
- i \raitnen. : WELLING
Flour per bb1....... 11\30(5) 850 6 °CO 700
Flour per spelt.. 1 4c4011 60 . . t 30)(d. 1 73
Corn Meal per too The .. ~ -i. 1.^,..g
Chop Feed ' 1 V@ .
Wheat, per bush 1 00a3 ! 1 104 -
Corn r - 550
Rye ' ' 2 0511.' \ - 600. .65
Oats.... ' ...: • ‘ls4' . -
..,-\ • 36151
Buckwheat V@ 37,4 \ .it@ AO
.Buckwheat rip!!! 1 660 1 6u 2 00
COtij
I chner seed.inedltu—
Tlmothy,-westerti
Beaus, Gi lbs. •
i Por'. mess -
I- Dressed: hogs,
1 fl outs '
1 Shoulders • .
Chickens ea '8 ' 84 10
Toriceye • 5 3 to uo If
D
i. ucks • 9 t it 12
Lard...'. -
u -
. Tams , - 70, a ',' - 1 0 4
Butter, lava -
. 120 .20 164 .12
' 144 .IS" 150 20
ELIN Troth : .._ - 1 1 0 --..' -• •• . 2 : 4
.! Cheese -1t 11 • 12)f
Green apples, bash ."250 20 450 20
i patoes. per bushel.... 610 'lie 'llO
stuns'+.o ' HO •60 - Tt(it ;SO
Bee,trox - ,
,:t
,
.
:COIIII9CTIti BY DATTO2 .11. SRO.
Veal•skins •
SbeipPelts '
. _
2,NRY_E. DRAKE,
5w
-1
Oomr' Lfac•arta 'Yager kUlts, ,^.
i•owirrit - -4.-CO • -
. ,
Offer, this . ' week &ISES
T*ALE.6= - edisitlithis'
in all colOrS at 0/fE
. • .
. .
ii•AIV,P.EIII'ARD,SoIit up
1
• -
to : - this, tfnu3 RO ' cents
• . •
. ,
iheseioOels are the GREA
EST- BARGAIN O.P - THE
,SEASON; -$.0;%=18418.4.
EVANS HILDRETH
:itATTEL - AS.F; CLOTH;
.COL,ORED A
coo -..
I`7sot
olio 160 • IMe 2 061
12.31.46 BLI. -• 4r.4§1 - 10
, 4@ - 41 y -'
altos.
.."40040
:0030
wow
. 0F4406-
=3
:
P iA IA
MIN
are this week opening
SPECIAL LINE-OF
BLACK SILKS,
BLACK CASHMERES,
COLORED , CASHMERES,
.EMPI7ESS POPLINS,
BLACK ALPACAS,
LPA A'S,
MS
INCLUDIN
'ARIETY
ENDLESS .
LOW 1'
DRESS
From six and a quarter eta. upwards
EVANS.& HILDRETII
nda, Pa , Nov. 26, 1876.
1111
hDWA,RE
HA
A 4 GREATLY -
lICED PRICES
RE
H. T. JUNE, AHEHT,
Is no , opening a large and general assortment of
Hardware, Cutlery. Stoves, Nails. Iron. Glass,
Paints, 9ils. Varnishes, Tinware., House Furnish
ing Goods, ste.. purchased for cash and offered for
sate at Hargalus to these who pay cash for goods.
GES and Cool ing Stoves, for
ONO and Wood. at low prices, at .1
rpH E Graphic and New Jewel, the
x mein perfect and ornamental heating stomata
-the world. at JUIYE'S.
Tat: tiossip, the best law;prieed
stove fur ofllees a ad , chambers ever made. at
• JUNE S.
104. Horse-Shoes and Horse-Shoe
liana, g t
o o
JUNE'S.
h—a large and general
assortUent at I.•w pricef, at JUN E'S.
A LARGE stook of, Bar, ! Square,
Round, Half• Round, OTIO. lialtAlval, Baud,
and iloop tton, it - JUNE'S.
.OR. Paints, Oils, and Virniabes,
INDOW GLASS, froin 7.x9 to
W
2isaa,a4l - JUNE'S.
QGREWS :and Tacks, direct frpin
+0 the manntaeterera, toi .eale at Wbuirealet and
attedneed prices, at JUNE'S.
LAMPS,Lamp Burners, Chimney
Shades, aud Wicks of every variety, at
JUNE'S.
OPE, Sall, Cord, Twine .and
Wick, all sizes, at • _JUNE'S.
ANTERgB-- 7 a great variety .a
tow prices, at - ' JUNE'S.
OCRS, Latches, and Bolts, every
LA variety and kind , at JUNE'S.
_
AST and Toe Corks (Steel), at
JUNE'S. •
D ISSTON'S Celebrated Sam,Eatl
ABLE and Pordwt Cutlery, at
JUNE'S.
OUSE , Furaishitig Qoods,•at
JUNK'S
N AILS and Spikes;all sizes; at
.
- . • JUN E'S.
NORWAY and Sweed's I ron at_
• . attsrws
ECHANICS will find a rood as
rartinent at fools at ' JUNE'S.
LA - 141E stock of Philadelphia
Carlini and Tut+ Bolts. at . jUN ws.
WIRE Cloth,
UNDER, Stiot alai Caps, for sale
LASTING Powder, at
- FILES Bra! Rasps, a NI ass°
• . .
- E. • - JUN EV.
EIIMERY Cloth and Paper, an
Saud Paper. at JUNWS.
BItASS _Kettles arid Hollow Ware - ,
at toe.; rislearat . JUNE'S.
- Towanda, NOV. NM. •
'CECUTOR'S_NOTICE.--Notice
, to " 4 -betecy- Oita i - that- all periods la
de JOAO ostate. ar !Reuben ' , Atwood. late •et
Iliterkhz deemed.; argyagmeatett to makelutatedt•
atac:llll4laapenoes havtnithlataialtr‘hist
as tatauttaatt ptatetstaktia duly autbeattaated;
tar 1111.:::. , - ,..6201.4int Ci. ltritlingt* . .
..., , ,IlltaittlalrOW;14.311111111a!e. ,
.44=4". wittilalWri. ,
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• - ' 4. V:" 1.;. ' • .:''' . . - '''' ' .s. , itie , ' . 7"4 ,- . - -%' _.:40',• , ,,,,, ...1 , •
' . ..•L : : n'- ' ;•• ..±,.?::;. : ' .l-.1 ' ' ; ': :::: '''.7.4.-ii`2:Y'•!".:%Z."--r;:•4.:-;'..ia-‘
ISII
=
ME
ME
j ;.'W KENT,Aas*i
liatlM
REV:IR - ND FROM NEW YORK
- WITH .11: LAHOHSTOCIL OP
WINTER GOODS !
SILKS,
VELVETS,
SKIRTS;
FLHNNELS,
TICKINGS,
SHIRTINGS,
PRICFB Navn, Biro KNOWN!
Nov. 41, 1878.
TNCORPORA.TION NOTICE.-
.1_ Notice is hereby given that application will be
made to the Otwernor of Pennsylvania. for a Char
ter incorporating the Eureka, Mower Company.
'weer the general Corporation 'JAW approved the
22:h day of April; 1874. Ssfd corporation to be
for Med for the purpose of carrying on the mann
itieture of Mowing Mae - blues, and other ultimata
rat implements. and also the general business of a
Foundry and Machine Shop.
, DAVIES k CARMOCHAM. •
Topmda, Stre.'2o; 1878. w 3 • &Melton.
VOTlCE,Whereas nip wife, 01;•
I ire, has left my bed and board.leithout 3ust
cause or provocation, I hereby caution all persons
against• harboring or trupting her on my account,
as I will pay no debts of her contracting atter.this
date. • • . ALBERT B. GORE.
nheshequln. Nov. 28, 1878. lw .
APPLICATION IN DIVORCE.
—To Martin Cleaveland. In the Court of
common Pleas of Bradford County. N 0.717. May
Term, 187 s. You are hereby notified that Helen
Cleaveland, your wife, has applied to the C. port of
Cemtnon Pleas of Bradford County for a divorce
from the bonds of matrimony, and the arid Court
has appointed Monday: December 2, 1878, In the
r:c.ort House at Towanda, for hearing the said fie•
len in the premises, at which time' and place you
m ly attend if youlifinit proper.
nov7. • A.. 1. LAYTON, Sheriff.
TNCORPORATION NOTICE.=
Noticed.' hereby given that an applicatton- will
be Made_to the Court of Common Pleas of.Bmdford
county at Its next session. for a charter of Incorpo
ration for the East Herrick Cemetery.
. P. E. WOODRUFF,
J. J. BARNES.
- 5 N. B. CANFIELD'
•a N. W. BARS.
• ORO. C. ATW NE OOD.
East Derrick. RIM 7.1878.
TNBANKRUPTCY.—In the Dig
trt;t Court of the tufted States, for the West
ern-District of Pennsylvania. In the matter of Al
len K. Artell, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. Men ,
era District of Pennsylvania. .
The Heti creditors ...Vl' take notice that the un
dersigned, ',Register Mt Balikruptcy in said Dis-
Wet, will sit As. an Auditor on MONDAY, the 30th
day of DECEMBER. A. 1)., MR, at 10 o'clock A.
44., at the Troy House, In the Borough of Troy, to
dlAribute the fund arising from the Assignee's sale
of Bankrupt's real estate. when and where all per
sons having claims against said fund must present
thorn, or be forever debarred from • coming in on
said fund.
Towanda, Nor. 19. 2w
A 'DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Lci.. —Notice Is hereby given, that all persons in
debted to the estate of Edward Overton, Br.. Esq..
late of Towanda burg deed. must auto Immediate.
.payment.tld all persons having claims against said
estate must present them duly antbenties ed for
settlement. to the undersigned.
Tile Administrator may be seen personally at hts
Grace near his residence on Mondays. in his ab
s2,nce persons having business with tam will please
call on Overton h Sandersonahis attorneys. •
J. If ACV AELANE,
Towanda Oct. 90. 1875. =we Administrator.
ICE
OODS
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.—In the
matter of the voluntary assignment of the
Towanda Eureka Mower Company, for the benefit
of creditors.
In the Court of Common,Pleas of Bradford coun
ty. Eo. 1105. February T , 2877.
The final account of E. T. Fox, assignee In the
above ease, Mod Aug, 8, 1878, and said account will
be presented to said Court for final confirmation
ant allowance, on Thursday, the sth dayof Decem
ber next, u n less cause two sboan why add account
should not he finally confirmed and allowed by the
Court.
'BENJ. M. PEI 'IK, Protl.onotory..
Tow•anda.•Oct. 30. 10713.-22%" 1 . • •
TRIAL LIST for December Term
I . of Court, ISM at Towanda, Pa.;
2D Nb EEIC.
Ells) Thinsilier vs Cornelius flumilter eject
A.- Lewis vs L Frinderiburg. et al - - Dime
31 U Merrill vs C V Itswitins ' ' appeal
311ry Driscolls use vs Ellen Dorwoan et al....eject
I) U Disekman vs F C Sweet
.1 0 Frost es V Cook .assumpt
M E Captor vs .1 Leroy Corbin
Myron Osborn vs Lewis-G01f...
. _ .
P M. Coolbaugh. guar , vs Thomas Meredith -. ap peal
Clarissa Tourney' use vs • - Leroy Corbin...assumpt
i loo 0 Ward vs Lebanon - Mut Life Ins Co debt
41t Dens Ba - nk, Waverly vs J D Montanye..assmpt
Thomas Mathews vs Geo V Myer et al eject
1,.8 Rogers lu t e vs Allen McKean - sump , '
D C Dawn, use vs Schrader Coal Co trespass
Towanda Euro& Mower Co vs D 0 Holism assmpt
Wm M Keeler vs 11l II Keeler wmapt
-John D Kysor vs John ilearenor . eject
Isaac Snell vs Pa & N T C 4 Kit Co case
P W .McDonnell vs ..& J Layton trespass
11 W Lane vs .D S Pratt et RFT T's eel fa
Lewis k: Brown vs David Whipple. - appeal
Fanny P Dambt use vs Mary Long eject
yy;iNes M Coolbaugh Vs Pa & Is ir C k it It Co..case
Margaret D Kline - use vs D Luther of al...trespass
C Vance •s Jno 0 Ward..
31 L Prentiss ys Wm Peet...
P W McDonnell vs A J Layton ttespass
Win U btorrs, assignee vs Thus II Jordan...assulpt
John Unlan va'Luke Dolan Issue
Dorcas 31 Dayton vs The Path If C k It RCo trey
Daniel C Dayton vs same trespass
Sully Darldson VA C ti II Cole doucs
Brad L k 13 A of Athens iwp n If A 1i00t.....el fa
Filen K Mitchell vs Junes Kelley eject
Frlsble Kinney vs Geo W Kinney - debt
Sctnuel WalbriAge.vs W W Decker - - covenant .
W S Pierre, admr vs W Bramshall et a1......5cl fa
L F. Wilcox, use vs Jacob Jones Issue
Garry:din% assignee vs McCabe k Mix...uscopt
0 A Vincent vs garrison Li , chell appeal
lobe Conley vsCrrinjaksarlsou ' appeal
It F Bauman vs arrigfilah Vaudemark eject
II D Wilcon vs P D Wile- 1 trespass
ilea S Peck vs D a lght a,d Maynard debt
Dr W II Cheney vs Mirk Mints appeal
Nathaniel Davidson vs J Leroy Corbin aisimpt
Pomeroy Bros vs James Wood, guar Mt ei
Alex C Elsbree vs J D , KySer - arsmpt
A!er. C Elsbree vs .1 D Kyser, etal • asampt
Subpcennes 2d week-. returnable - Monday, Dec. 9,
.
.
Subpcenaes 3d Week returnable Monday, -Dec. 16,
1375. BENJAMIN M. PECK: Prothonotary.
Prothonotary's OW*, Towands; Pa., N0v.2.1171
FOREIGN AfrA HNIENT.
Nathaniel C. Barris vs. William W. Shepard.
No. .871, September Term. 1878. Foreign attach.
went.
tl.sw, Oct. 7,1678. on motion of Davis & Car
to‘chan,lattorneys for plaintiff, the Sheriff Is dire°.
pobilqh a copy of this writ'ffor six week- In
the-BRamrotto Itzrouttu and in the Athens Ga
zette. 4 • by 511= COna?.
• _ Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Bradford County, fs„ • .
To the Sherif ft/ Bradford Cottaly—Gredbag : I
We command you that you attach William W.
Shepard Mid Charles IL Shepard.late of your roam
ty, by all and singular, their goods and chattel*,
lands and tenements, moneys, rights. and credits,
In whose hands or possession snorer the sam , may
Or. so that he be and appear before our Court of
t`otomon Pleas. to be holden - at the Borough of
Towanda: in and for said Cotmty, on the first Mon
day of September next, there to answer Nathaniel
C Harrls..of a plea of , debt 16000.00, and that you
minmoisJob 1 erugh and 8. S. Pierce., and all per
s. ns In whose hands or possession the said goods,
Etattell, moneys, rghts„ and credits, or any of
them may be attached, so that they and temente(
them be and appear beer , . said Court, at the day
Ina place aforesaid, to answer what shall be
jet•totl against them and abide the judgment of the'
Court therein, and bare, you then and there - this
writ. . ,
Witness the lion. Paul D. Morrow. President of
.mr said Court. at _the Born• gh of . Towanda afore
-I,ld, the :Ist day it August. A. D.. 1873.
BENJ. 3t. PECK, prothonotary. -
August 1878. By virtue of the forrgoiffirritit ,
o' Von lot Attachment. I have Attached the
iot
;an ng d: scribed lot. piece or pi eel or land, situate
in otthens tell). County of Bradford, and dude of
Pennsylvania, bounded as follows, 'omit :
north by lands of John Bosworth and others; on
the east by lands of Tit Hlrern,fortthe south by
lands of B.T. Middaugh i and 4M the west by lands
t.ribur Beebe. Contatutug 13 acres of land.
mote or less, "about 1.3 acres hoproleti.
A. A. LAYTON, Sheriff.'
- Sheriff's °Mee. Towanda, Oct. 3D, 11178.—Thi8 "
JUSEV
JUNES
.:cdtAnistritar, with .itil I - annoNiti, of the estate ,4" 4'4 /11 , a.....
Nathan I% mutat,. late of Watres tstp., iteo'd. nil.), one year, ppshpild, 11,r 8916 .., Any one sending . with
_lice is hereby given that an per s ons indebted to chis °en subscription the. name of NEW sulocabere.
the ' 414 estate% . " he" , rrqueiliel to mate °°-- i Ann -here. commission allowed in propottlon to the
mediate pas:omit...and all -persons lasing claims. , , ram a.* : keas , .. iro , pirib m us is , tem , if ,. th e ob .
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Which he Is selling st
J. V. KENT, Aossr.
Legal.
E. A. MERG'u
Itegistcr in Banir.rdptct
3D WEEK
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" HAWORTH'S," a serial tweet, by Mrs. Frances .
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FALCON BERG, a serial novel, by IL-H. %yawn.
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cc. In Owe romance, the author graphically describs
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A STORY OT NEW ORLEANS, by George W •
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- P9RTRAITS OT AMERICAN POETS. Miseries
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STUDIES-IN THE SIERRAS,—A eeriest of papers
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