fvadfori gepot,tet
Towanda, Pa., Thwilday, Jan. 9,11 R:
W. A. CIIAMBERLIN,°
Dwer,u.
FINE jETVELIII,
WATCRES,
SILVER .~ PNATEP:WARE,
-T0WA.210.•
Towanda, Jim is, lip/ - •
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Roporter ClubbingZLltt for 1679.
Rs hire ets4s arraigeteettlewith the poblfshers
of the allowing: periodicals - 4 stitch we can oCcr
nay one at them ln.seaarctlea with the ithronsia
at greatly rediCed rates. - jys will send OM U
roe rat with tiny or; thl pmrtrs 'razed helm ter
on e year, at the aglires indicated : .
• ~ .
Reporter and Vreekij Traptine • lii 51
• 4. 't heini•lNlcokik• 4CO
.
1 ‘; treckly,Tl 3 50
4. fillesalsVook y.. .. -- 3 71 I
0 Weekly liven isiPspet I "
.- igeml-Weekly 2 43 1
"; Philadelphia Prose 3 00
•o " 7 - 31inem.-c-r.--...1 73
" American Agriculturist - 1 54
0 Country Gentleman 1 10
" Iturs p liNew - Torker • 333
" liar r'sWcokly ' 470
Bazar 450
0, . llagastae • 430
" Galaxy 4 illl
°' S4ribner ' ,
4 70
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S. Nicholas - 3 90
° Wade Amalie
,3 (0
" Baby Land - 1 90
" Litters T.tring Age ' II 113
" The Nursery 3 60
" 'Appleton's - Journal 4 CO
" ," PepularSciencellonthly.•:.. 150
" " Poremen's Magmine • a.O
" Coders - , 373
" I.lpplncett's "': ; 470
" Atlantic Monthly • 470
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Joini .ADADIS is gat I.ering !a large stock
of excellent pyre ice, one mile and a half
above the town.
Dn. War. TAYLOtt, of Towanda,. affil
preach at the 'Bull School House, Asylum,
on Sunday next, at 2:30 r. u.
31 RS . BURTON Ii!NGSBURY is rebuilding
her house on the "sandwich," which was
destroyed by fire sonr two years since..
THE annual sale of pews in Christ
Church, (Episcopal Will be held on . Mo
nday, the, 13th inst., at 10 o'clock A. If.
PERSO: 4 :A -MM. PETER MCCONOMY,
of Lancaster, was registered at ilia War 4
House ou :Nestlay, on licr-wq to visit
her relatives at Ovtiton. ' •
0 V pITON returned to Washington
on Monday. He was accompanied by his
family, who will remain with him during
the remainder of the session.
Jon:. 0. Weill) and family, who have
Leon toaiding ai 'the Ward House for the
past year and a hull, having become tired
of hotel life, have commeLeed lieusekeep-
ing again
TtrE meeting hpitse of the Old School
Baptist Church, in Catitoti tow.uship, will
he opened (Or worship, the Lord willing,
on Sunday, lanuary l'Jtit. Service at 101
o'clUck. A. la., and at 7
..PoNATIox friends of Rev
11111.1.01: AANIST
, Ilotiti and family, will
make them a Donation visit at the 'par
s.,!siage. Monvieton, on the afternoon and
evening of Thursday, January 9, 1879.
ate autlioried to state that Mr.
M. ho is nolck filling a vacaticy as
Ju-tice of the Peace' under appoinzineut
of Gov. 11•AitritAxrr, will be a candidate
for that office at the coming Borough elec
tien.
Cuuticii of the (etiversalist)
Ref.' NTNt. TAYLOR, Pastor. At\3o4
Subject "The New Name tliat and WritOi" At 7 1.. Mt, First of two letures
ou "hi:crept Immortality." All Wc.l
•corite.
ArnicAN N. E. Zion Church, Rev. C.
11. Surrajastor. Morning service at 10
A. M.; evening service at 7 P. M.; Sunday
School at 1 r. - 3r.; Class Meeting at the
close of Ir. — +ruing service ; Pj-ayer meeting
on, Friday . ,
...veoing.
PCnt.te• nstalla.ion of officers of Wit;
tins Post, tl - p. GS, G. A. It., will be held
on tiaLui day:evening of this Week, - at the
4rmory or Co. K, All honorably dis
charged, solders and sailors are invited to
be present.- Br order of Commander.
LT DU HOTT UNST
Iltyrrn.TElN . of over
on Sunday, Jarualy
tST F.1:4 was horn IU IJettig., Co. in 1797.
Ni. and Mrs. llony:ss•ri:is Were anumg
the rioneer settlers Of Ovartotrrnship.
r \
.1 All ES Fiver, of Smithfield, has it:7ot ;
ed a sweep puwer to run with one, two \ or
eight horses. . It will thrash, cut wood; \
with drag saw and Circular saw, or churn.
Patent. applied for. •Mr.:- llvs.rimros
bought the 'first one after seeing
F. 11. Foiin, a fernier. well known citi
zen of thig place, died on Tuesday, Dec.
ist. Mr. F. lwieante insane several years
. since, and was Confined in thei Danville
Insane Asyhina. A year since Le was
stricken with paralysis, and partially re
covered his ream3d.
To PERSON'S LOOKING FOR WEST
ERN HoißS.—Aejt. K. CLOSE, 'pr New
:York, I, eture in the Court Ibuse
this (i huit.dn.y) even:ng, January 9th,
on t-:outli Western Texas, and the induce
iTents to f•ersons wishing to seure them- .
iplves a hoMe. Come out and hear him.
Ile will have maps of the country and
railroads leading thereto.
TOW. NDA EUREKA MOWER Co.—Tho
Earek.t Mower Co w•as organized on Fri
day 14st. The stocliboldeis are men of
intlar.r, amid NViil il - rive.theworks to their
fullest e.tpacity. The following officers
tire CLosen for the emitting year
l're,;•te -Fox'.
Tre'isurer—N. BEirri
.'eertfary—Jokt): W. MIN. ' •.
D. r••:•.r4-11..ru. JOSEPII POWELL, Hon.
W. T. i , AviEs..ll. F. WAt.t.}!, E. T. Fox,
N. N. RETT:4', Col. V. E. PIOLLET, I
ST. MITTITEW'S PIKE.--Christ
rims I.velfonial this old parish all alive,
old laid young—from far and near, avail
edihemselv'es of good Sleighing ba ecru
inglto the place of concourse, where the
ine;pal pi4int - of attraction in the edifice
handsomely decmrata with the time-hon
ored lieintoek and pine, was the ; Sunday
School ebildien occupying the body of the
The exe:Cises consisted of sing-
Mg prayers, an address from the Iti;clor,
giving presents, candies, etc., - concluding
- with the Benediction.
- CHRISTMAS was duly observed in this
place. On Christmas eve the UMW festi
val was held in Christ Church. A beau- t
ti rui t Fee, handsomely decorated and load- !
td ith presents stood in front of the
c,! , ancti. The singing:was excdptionallY
line, and was heartily entered into by the
schol.).is. The lector was remembered
in the-presents. Mr. and Mrs. E.T. Fox
} , resented the Church with a set of pulpit,,,
te:4 4 . d. sk boAts. The pfesentation was':
I.) modestly made that but few - in -the au- .
dienc t knew of it. On the inside of the
cover, in appropriate and tasty letters is
theineription, "Presented in memory of
FANNIE, L. and Chsnixe S. Fos," the de.,
ceased daughter and nephew the do
nors.
• Tux Clara teadeis Munition for Ow&'
go District, will be held at Athens, - Feb.
tuary 4th and sth, oommtnoing P.lt.,
when the programme for the meeting lof
DeceinberiOnt and 11th, which was pre.
vented by the storm, will be carried out.
A general attendance la desired. ' '
It. W. CusTos,
C. Damian,
Committee.
TUE friends of Mr. and Mrs. ELVEN
DORF in this place; will read with sorrow
this item from -the Elmira Advertiser
_of
Saturday lait
•
Mr. and Mrs.: Charles Elniendorf, re
siding at 878 West Water street, in this
city, are sorely bereaved in the loss of
their only child,..Mar, who died of diph-,
theria yesterday morning,. An unusually
bright and intelligent child, the little fel.
.1w was loved by all who know him. In'
this sad bereavement the parents have
the sympathy of bads of kind friends.
AT a special session of ;Ulster 'Lodge,
No. 1,0.34, I. 0. O. F., held in their Lodge
Rooth December 20, 1878, the following
resolutions were adopted : '
'W nitrous, It has pleased the Almighty'
God tw'remove train our midst by - death,
our worthy brother, George Record ;
thietefore,'. - .
iiitehiqi, That in the death of our
brotbbr, we recognise - the band' dealings
of - the Great Muter, and humbly bow to
the decree: of Him whOse all-seeing lapis
ever uponws, trusting and believing that
He doeth all things well,
Reshived, That by the death of our
brother, we have lost a worthy member,
and a broth e r who, though not long moo
elated with us, had by his many amiable,
qualitiep, and his uniform kindness and
goal behavior, had endeared himself to
us all.
Reso:red, That feeling Lis loss keenly
we sympathize deeply with the bereaved
family, and •we hereby tender them the
condolence of this Lodge.
liesoired, That we as menibers wear
the badge of mourning ill memory 'of our
brother• for sixty days, and that our
Lodge Room be draped hi' mourning for
the same time.
Resolrecl, Th.tt these resolutions be en
tered on our minutest, and •a copy, be sent
to the bereat.ed
Ileso7recl, That copies of these 9 resold
t ions be sent to the IlusnrounlineonTEst,
the Bradford .14rgus, and the Towanda
Journal.
Resoltied, That as a .further mark of re
spect to the memory of our deceased
brother, we immediately proceed to close
this Lodge, I. B. McKstr,
Wit.us BUMP,
' Com.
How IT TAKE-S.—Agreeably with notice
given several weeks since, during the
month of Depember we sent bills to all
of our subscribers who were in arrears,
and at the same time notified each that
the paper would be discontinued - on the
first of January, unlets a remittance cov..
ering a. year in advance was received pri
or to that date. We have receivedmany
replies to our notice, and append the
lowing as Speciniens, showing how the
"new departure" is. received.
Niw. YORK, Ike. 29, 1878.
BRADFORD REPORTER PeBI.IOI . IRRS
Gentlemen : Inclosed please find two. dot
s for the paper, which please • ',lace to
my credit and oblige. My wife says,
" Am entitled to one of the Cook Booke 2"
I fully- approve of your advance pay
piaci, 'and. trust that by its adoption,. your
Dopes will be realized, :Lnd your political,
ly sound, and - high tinted moral paper,
will be extended in ',ewer and influence
for good in the community. . E. B.
This is,not the first time our excellent
friend E. B. has signified his interest in
the REPORTER, and we take pleasure in
acknowledging that we feel encouraged
by his
,kind notice. Here is another
which is not quite so complituentaiy, and
had we any way of knowing the author
would not prilit it; but ivasinuch as there
is neither date! nor sig,nature, we. insert it
in the colutrina of the REPOUTER, hoping
it may come under the eye of "father,"
or the writer, to. that wo may receive a
more definite notice as to who we have
,been. "dunning" frequently:
NLVIDID AND lIITCIICOCK
has taken your paper for _several years:-
lie has paid the postmaster, for it 'every
`year up to this last November, anll he
his received t.evcral duns from you, and
lie •fishes the paper stopped immediately.
would respectfully inform "father"
and eth -rs, who think their statements
incarrectothat we will -cheerfully -rectify
any errors and allow all payments made
to. any agents, whether vt`e have received
the - money or not.\
Tun Towanda . - kusical Society held
their first " Open METting," Saturday
Evening, December 31, s l 78, at the resi
"deneb of Mrs. CsirrEn, on Main Street.
'le follnwi'ng was the progranue for the
ereuing :
1 ' 19:oGnAmmi: FOR TIIF. EVES SG.
of JACOB
d suddenly
11OTT EN-
PART rinsr., •
I. The Itroot—{Vartatinn4
Miss HILEN Algocrvit,
2. Plano Solo--" Como Rae to Erin.v Varia7tnn.
311,5 Ltzztr OVERTON. '
'Kul e
3. Mei, l'lono anil Flnte—" Corot Ina:"
MI 4% II ELLZ PRATT and Mr. FELT—Den°Direr, i
4: Plano sofr--`• Ron Gin Capricfro.n.". SI endriosbon
LENA SCACI.DINCL
5. Sole—Unavi.ce-Poef.fo
- .111 m Lotris
6. Plano Solo—"ltoirt 11Inetto Variations.'
Mra: Dr. Szf:vr:\,.
PA t ILT
1. Piano A Ike Varlailon•."
2. Solo--- I Sent alAtter t.o.Sly Love
'firs. 0. A. RALUWIN
a. Plano So:o,-••
4. 'Natal Sule—•.firsin.fo Vato , le 4:4lcert."
Mrs. C. M. M AN vs Luc: Tlts-Mattel.
b. Impit—rlatir.ind W,bistllng.."Dantibs
yrs. MANVILLE 3f..1 Dr. G. PR Atr., ..S.traums
Owing to the inclemency of the weath
er the attendance was not as large as ex
pected, but -those who did brave the
storm were amply.repaid fur their trou
ble by hearing . "music. melodious," and
long to be remembered ; lacking space
and time we can not as specificly, mention
each performancoas we would wish for
the benefit of those . not present. Suffice
.
it to say, aft did exceedingly well; both
the selections were (rein the best comp.)-
! eers, and the masterly manner in which
they.were executed evinced skill and.stu
dy, and an appreciation and correct inter
`-pretation of the piece rendered.
Dr.Luosatto PRATT conducted the en
tertainmeut-in a manner highly credita
ble to himself and . those concerned. A
'Mite was taken for-the purpose of making
additions .to the library of the society.
We arc certain we echo the sentiments of
all present, When. we affirm that wo con
sider the " Musicale" a society that To:
windains may be proud of, as containing
ability and talent of a high order, and
we hope to have the pleasure at no--dis
tant day' of attending another "open
meeting."
COURT PROCEEDINCB.-TL'ESDAY, DE
CEMBER 24. 1878.
Dorcas 11 Dayton use vs the Pa & N Y
C & It It Co.—Trespass. Verdict for
plaintiff of $l,OOO.
Luke Dolan vs F II Green, etal. —Rule
to open judgment.
ARODMENT COURT-THURSDAY, JAL 2ND.
Mary A Williams vs B W, WilliaMs—
New trial refused_ unless defendant remits
from his bill $49.04.
Andrew Crane vs .1 B Joboson.•—Andi
tor's Report filed and' confirmed ni si.
Exceptions riled try J II Cbaapel.
Pomeroy Bros' vs Jases G reen ; L L Beach
vs Henry Patterson, 2 cases ; Lucy Benja.
min vs Hannah Cole, et al; J-P—Carey vs
J S Williston ; Myron Ballard vs Howard
Tavlor.—Rules made absolute.
Daniel Cain vs-C C Driscoll, et al; Mrs
B G Bullock vs J G Mason ; G W Mingos
s Vs J a Benjamin, et al ; 11 E. Watkins vs 1
A.ll Miller, et .al ;
_A Armstrong :tve W
Batronclifr; L B Lucas rise VS C Mc-
Lane, et al ; Pomeroy Br to vs B II Tap
'or; 0„A Dayton vs E W Ellis, et al, W W
'Bowman vs same ; B W Lane vs • Same) .
11 II Mace vs.samo ; E DeLong vs P
Ellis; Clark Babcock vs J P Horton, et I
al ; A J Crane via .11 Johnson ; I
Miss NELLIE DODGY
I.ey but'
=I
ME=MIMS=I
villa vs M Scott, did i •
vePerry Decker, et Al.- Imes disc .
E Dunham nee vs F Barton.='•
to enjoin Sheriff froth prooeedirg further,
, Sally;Davidson vs C D FI Colti.—Rale
to enter judgment in fihvor of defendant ,
without cost. - • • -
6.. W Plummer. vs' Hosea Miff";
nan Smith vs A.,J •Dorsline..-aftules to .
open judgment.
E L Oldie vs Pat Coll6idine, 2 cues. - -
Prothonntary dimeted to pay - mcifiey - Tto
the plaintiff.
D M Dayton nse ve=to 1 dr N,.Y, C its
R R C0. , .-- Iteasmas fort new trial tiled.
The following Sheriff's deed *Ai ack-
nowledged : .
To Charles Shipman; for house and rot:
in Leßoy twp. Aold,November 29, 1878, -
as the ptojerty of W F Robinson.- sl2.'
1- , Andrew West vs Ellen' 31 Weit.--Sub:
;plena in divorce directed-to be-issued.
In re fixing the co m pensation for board
ing prisoners in the County Jail- by the
Sheriff. C S Russell, 11 L §cott; end
If Peck .appointed Commissioners,
who
report isrfavor of W. cents a day, and con
firmed brthe Court.
• C anton bons' vs Canton tivp.--Excep
lions sustained as to $108.62, and-dismiss
ed anto the balance. - . •
In re widening Troy street in - Canton
Ikro'.- - Exceptions dismissed.
Cum vs Luke Dolan.and Thomas. Do
lim—issault and battery. Sentenced to
'pa,t a floc of $5 each and costs of.prosecu
thin.
JANCMZY .
Emily E Cuylervs Job DePei, et al ;
Amass Watkins vs Timothy Fellon ; lsirs
Bi;dget Doughan vs. Patrick Burke.—
' Rules
•
Pomoroy Bros' vs P Persori;•;-•Rule
to set aside sale of real estate refused. _ -
-U V Fatimer vs A: " Alger.-Exeep
tions to Auditor's Report dismissed, and
newt coutirincd linally.
lii- k re the assignment of S M Wooiter.
for the-bendlt of his ereditors.—W It
Great and R L Rockaftli appointed ap,
praisers.
J Patton's use vs IV. W Goff; et al.—
Rule for judgment against W Goff for
want of sufficient affidavit of defenco.
C M Myer vs Patrick Consadine.—Rule
on A. 3 Layton, Into Sheriff, to pay innuejr
into Court. •
I) G Strait vs George Smith.—Bide on
defendant to pay costs.
B W Lane vs J . ll Cvoey, 2 cases • M II:
Codding J P Kirby, Garnishee; ' Mary
Bailey's Guardian vs mime ; 1 Woocl vs
same;-J T Brownell. vs same.—Rules
made absolute.
J A Record vsE 1I Harris ; M.. Pike
vs Julia A . Calkins, et- ad.—Roles dis
charged..
M II Taylor vs Lyman Blackman.—
Court direct estrepment to issue.
TROY CORRESPO . NDENCE.—EDITou BE
t'orrrrut :—Christreas passed (pietly
ndd pleasantly in Troy . . On l'ticsday cv
eniug—Christmas Eve—there was a dis
tribution of presents and good thing; - :; to
its children at the ,E. -.Church.. The
Chinch was very nicely decorated. rand
the trees on either side of the pulpit held
many beautiful presents, and .a .•' Merry
Christmas" for all: A picture of the:ln
terior of the Church was taken by:Artist
Beebe, which will no doubt leo prized us
well forits beauty as fur a re mertibmnes
of the event:
In the evening the "Dramatic Club"
rq*atcd by request the thania,, "Fruits
of the
,Wine Cup." List evening they
played again iu.Mansfichl to a targe.audi
ence.
-On Sunday lait Her. S. L., Conde ex
changed pulpits with Rev. lir. Chase, of
Worcester, N. Y. From what we -hear
of Mr. Chase, the cou - gregation no doubt
SOwe good sent/01)1;11S well as _be
eAfining acquainted witha most excellent
Miss L. Pomeroy, daughter of H. Pom
eroy, is visiting friends in Cleveland, O.
Miss Fannie Peck is at'lloniti for the
holliday vacation from the\ t Smuinary at
Animrn, N. 1%, where she is:, at school.
Miss I'eck im'an complished Mid intelli
gent young lady, and has many friends to
welc;,me her home.'
Miss Hattie Delano from 'Towanda is
visitine Miss Peck dariiv , her vacation.
Delauo's.si,ter also in town-visit-
ing Miss Grace Sa3les.
Dec, 27, D 378. - •
I suppose that "last year's*" news
would scarcely be accepted now. yet we
have so recently bid adieu to 1878 I hat,it
may not he oat of place to Mention some
of its closing scenes, and mark its dying
words, fur it isdo:Al:less true that our
last hours are itrst thoughtfid, and why
cannot`an old /car iu its last' nionicuts
leave us some lessons for our guidance
through the next? else %thy is experience
Nainable? lint expe:knee i 4 of value—it
is the only real gain we have from ;,'ear to
year—and if we treasure up one tine ex
perience and learn from It, each year will
surely leave us a ktison Of value for the
next. The new year oflB*l9 has - made a
quiet beginning in .Troy. - Tti holiday
festivities are passed, and we have again
settled into the same old round of Ainsi
niss life and labels.. And by-the-way
" linsine:4 life and labors" are extremely
dull at present. We read in our daily ra
pers of "gold resumption," returning to
prosperity, etc., etc., but as yet vie are
not deluged by any -storms of gOld and
gems, nor is proverity yet so universal
here as to create alarm. Yet we hope
with others that a change , will soon follow
the effints of our government to re-estlib-
EMI confidence, and to encoura,.e business
interests.
BEI
'Fite holidays passed pleasantly in Troy.
Chi 'stunts:l reeti and gil ts, and Ne w Yea 's
yalis and greetings were • all observed in
their order, and now - we are ready for
rnore7wireiest efforts, and. cheerful labor
in the future, • • -
`spool begins again on Tuesday, and as
both pupils and teachers have had sea
ram of recreation, it a'so . will go- forward
again with renewed vigor. •
.Ilea. if. M. Dunn, of the Catholic
Church, has recently returned from w.Eu
repeati trip, anti reports a,.p:easatit
ney, and ofcourt° much interesting ob
servation of'rnen and things in the an
cient conutlics of the East. Father Dunn
is - a man who has education - qualities
to enjoy suchiorTottunities as are affotd.
ed in travels. We_are glad to welcome
him safe at home again.
The congregation of the PreSbytitian
Church 'were estiecting to listen to-nor
row to Mr. Eben Cobb, of the Auburn
Theological Setninary, but Pere denied
the pleasure because t4f the blockade, in
gavel.. Ile was unable to reach Ti-oy,
and telegraphed to that effect to-day.
Mr. Carlos Dickinson, or, Cincinnati,
who has teen in Troy to spend the hull:
days with his - family, who arc living at
the Troy Ibmse, left on Tbtirsilay to re - -
tarn . to his business.
Miss Canie Parsons, daughter of E. 11.
Fa; Esq., is visiting hie - nets at W 11-
`l-tintport.
!TM
.Tan. 3, 1879.-
STA : AIia:F. EVENT. Anther of the
duds of those pc'sts of society... tramps,"
who are infesting the country .tot only as
. vagabontis, but often as etiminals of the
' worst tyre. This time the victim - was
Mr. John Terry, of Terry township. erre
would think his ago. and feebleness of
health ought toliave deterred them, but
it did not, It w let on Wultirsday, lh:c.
6th, - 18:8, and not asingle trump, or half
a dozed, but a wholi. army of thent—Cein
pletely filling the hoe to its runnieg
over capacity. • 7Co.roi) , niche or coiner,
was-sacred from their in isiod, but like
the "frogs of Egypt," the were every
where present,. laying violent bands on
the•good things the mother li s ad prepared
for company before she had thee to sup
ply their demands. But to their honor
ue it said, they were more thoughtful and
-courteous than tramps usually lir for
They insisted on the old folks sitting d wn
with them at the head of ?Id: table, a d
ebeiniipg at (cast to treat them with area
respeUt. iitrangely. enough in this case;
'they : succeeded in making themselves be
lieved. Nor is it to be wondered tit-per
haps, for they Were - their own children,
who .f they had not been gone as long or
done as badly as the "Prooigal Sou," had
I.ever been home all at onettirne.lefore.
Whether it was so or not, the old folks
believed there was some understanding
about it, fer ft was not a very inviting
day to visit. But forbidding and inclern-.
eat as it was without, nothing of the kind
Was perniitted to cross the threshold or
mar the enjoyment within. 'lt
./ Was the_
first time fathers and mothers bad seen
them altogether since they went out to
make homes for -themselves. /lhey gave
proof that' they believed and bad profited
by the Scripture, "It is not goad for man
to be alone," !or each brought a "help
meet" with hint.: The little old-fashion
ed-table which bad been abundantly large
-for eight . childreni was ' placed by one
'ittMching clear across the room, - and
even then it was not go enough,- fol.
i , .
=ffil
• z- - •
kind neighbors tom in- to rijoiee with
them over tbelsOpyt re union ,
together ari enjoyable event -.= o ne of. these
bright spots lde,,,zever to be forgotten.
Almost fifty jeans of married, have
Pasiedontlinow near the suit setting, the
long buried , peat, is brought bacons them
in!the presence-or their childreri.',ltli
one • exinption, (the. ,yotingetti•:WAO .d ed
Soine,_ years alikle) God, has : spared the
-children he gave them. Three of the sons
represented the family In tho'ninksofftlie
army during the rebellion, coming
with an, honorable discharge. :With ono
exception the Children - are 'settled near
them, and clone are very far away. The
family in this case would seem doubly
dear, for the , father was horn irGEnglaud.
roxiing his' &real at' 94 early age he
came to this country many year,' ago, and
knows of no brother or sister or any kin
dred tbOv. 4'lAM° from a feeling of sad
nem that - this mighti:perhape. be the last
meethrg,_there - was not, we think, 'a-sad
thought in any heart save the mother's.
She would remember as no other could,
the lobt one..,She would, remember as
nothing., could he vole& I:fished in - death,
and would miss : tile sound of the familiar
footsteps, long - no and , forever
died upon her ear. May
-the Lord comfort
and bless her in the society of her chil
dren for yearii to come; and may 'he, who
has, left the graves of - his "kindrend in a
foreign land, at tbe List tied that rest
whicl. it is Said •
• Aklef yin .lestl*, fit.t• Item thee
Thy kindred, and their gravel' play bet
Yet bill, Ili illlnws Illt.hstNl sleep,
- Wool which DODD en , r'risi - ktl to wiep." •
Erist - Smittfleld, Dec. 19, 1878.
I?epubliemn incase copy. • •
I4:R01* ITESII.-;-At the reetat clectlon
of otlietru for Open Hand Grange, Saltine'
NfeCraney was chosen - Master, and B. C.
Holcomb, Oerscer.
Wo are' informed Mil Pr. W IT: Hol
comb and T. P. ' will soon go to
Philadelphia to attend a course of medical
lectures.
- Elder S. WC. OD is conducting a series
of meetings at cite Ditibiples place of wor
ship. - •
"Faith and by uinks! ,That's ther,firSt
time - I ever see a bar turned to a book
stt me," was the 4isconsblato Tema - or a
thirsty Irishman who recently called at
C. D. lit;hiMulis Mitch Query.—WOld
it nc.t be 3 c6mfultablo sight", to 'see
every bar-rcom in the land converted to a
-depository for the sale of schoOl book*?
Mi. Oi-4.,Eirts,.`..who - was kicked by • a
cow some weeks ago; is slowly tecoyering.
The Literary Society is preparing to.
give an entertainment to - procure funds to
purchase hooks, etc., for a Antblic library.
ht. En/Ton :-1 would through your
paper, rratefully acknowledge, the gift-of
handsome silver toilet set—presented by .
the patents - or our Sandaf School echo,-
ars. If I failed to respend (tallier to the
plesentatien—it. was through no Isek ef"
Appreciation . .of their generous remem
bruace, but rather because:of that feeling
attending Unexpected suprises, which
makes speech a/failure. To My, little
friend Lottie, /I Would alsp . return
"t ha tiks' ' for /the beautifully a rill o d
hotpot of "Ov i iirlasting flowe r s," and to
alt the r who :t:4si t ted so faithfully
and nee 'Then 2, for (cm Chris: rrit.slt
tiVit:eS name 0( the !.e110,,1 we sei.d
eratet owletlym.mt; ;pot! : edrsest/y .
cl4'wtOtope that, we to :y merit the .khol
nesS shown, and that through earnest and
untiring eflo.ts we may bring the "Light
of all truth and rigitteintsress, t i the
.eling minds intio,t,tl t.t 'our charge ;
that all that tills the mePnie of a grand
and truly pot feet manhood and . woman
hood, may be the snre word,of our stu
dies in the... Book of Liro. That as teach
ers and scholars,. we ina.y • lope to hest
the words spoken en the hills in the far
away Judean times—t• Well done thou
goOtt and flthful sercant." - -
With the greetings of the soaamz to i.gi
'friends. .tvit.t
Shestmquin, Deceinhci
• I
EDITOR IfII A TWOR ii RE'PORTER :—WO
attended the dedication service of .the
new Wesleyan Methodist 3Teeting Ilonse,'
in :lretenia - township. Tintrsday, he-era
her 19, ;ISM:. liev.J.. W. -rancher; an elli:
eient and sncaessfol miaister of the this.
Ind. is the pastoe,haringthe ovetAight of
a Church at this.place4 . also one on Canoe
C.inlp Creek; in "Thia Co. fl other T.
livis in the enjoyment of did gyarral ;:otal
will of the people of his 'palish, among
whom he is iitlahors:abundant. 1' ,
Her. L. N. Strat ton, editor of the Azder
ira4 Weatevaa, of the• city of Syracuse,
'N. Y.„ , as present and conducted the
()Felling services, and preached Iwo go.'d
1 end interciting . sertritps in, the afternoon
and evening. •
~, Building Churches is always :landed
with more or less burden that gencnilly
falls to the lot of the few to bear. In this
else:L. 1.), Newell, C. N. Smith, G t orgo
covort, Ilia Pastor and many others have
done nobly i in fact almost the whole com
munity has assisted,. al -0 several genld
men from Troy. Granville. I think also
of Clinton, so - that though mine of the
Chinch , nleongregal ion are livh, yet. th e y
have a very comfm table cottony meeting
house.
Th,c, church anti not+greg.al ion are
pleased will their nty.v. • placte of woe
snip, t':+4 is is such cootra St with Iho old
school house where they n , ed to *c.f. r
liillview, Pa. 5.,. liiiproni%
EAST smrniriimn.—mis.. V... B. Ste
veils, Limit Wilmington, Delaware, who lowed by "My Mother l'ut It, (a," one
was invited by the mendivrit-of the' Dis- of 3lts. A. T. 1). WiIITNEY'S must- char
trict C,4iference to visit Tioy Diq 3 ii.; in
aCiais - tic stocks. "Boston 11.0-ebutis "
the - interest cif the \Viiinan's r iirit., , n Mis- . , .. . . .
sionary Society. spent last Sabbath in is a rose-article with five exquisite .'illus-
Smithfield, alai s!iiikii• in the morming (rations by Miss fltEtmurtEr. The same
arid evening in the M. E. Church. A arti,t ha's a fanny di:if:Xing,. ' A Cli tit-tams
I.trge congi•egatbin WaS pit Selit is the-ev- I Tr iii•edV-In three acts'' "T o ady Bettj's
et,in ; :, coMposed of members of the di irer- -'. ' .• ' ' ' - '
cut Churches•and citize:M4 of- the village, o
t',tokingSchetil,
..by Miss lor,i.w, now in
The. pastiirs of the Baptise and. C'ongrega- Englund, 'gives an entertaining account
tional Clinches did not have services, lint I o f one o r the many schools vilnith are
were present and gave their intluence to . --
• spr ingims up all over England, 01 - fashoots . l
the meeting.. The Women's Foreign 6
of - the South Kensington re' hoc), _NN hese
Missionary - Saeietics of these Cheiches
-were present, temesented by HMI' . Presi. f object is to teach , the children of the poor-'
iicii 4 s, Mrs.. Chafer tin(P - Mrs. Bud, who i Cr classes how to
I pare camrnoii articles
totik pint in the Exerilises.
td food moie wholesomely and palatably.
:Mrs. Stevens addresses .were earnest; .
clear, :oil were proiented with mode Sty. Perhaps, however, the most vith)able ar-
The theme of Missions must have absorb. ticle in the number is the -Poets' :Homes
ed all while listening to her words. She paper on "Ralph Waldt; Emerson," pre
awnliened sympathy and pity for the
Pared by his ytinrig townsman, G. B.
heathens in their hiindra s,s and won -
aw l ..11114TLETT. It gives :a masterly rept-ethic
frieilds to the cause the so lovingly
earnestly presented. We trust that the Lion in crayiiil, by Homer Ltlwts, 'of Ma
tt:rye Staileties which were present, will more's bust, of Emmtsox (owned by I'. G.
ici . tp an alnindar.t, hat•vest from the seed ,
.:1I'll.E.TON); IIISO 11 3 1. • trait froiu idtoto
stivii. The siteicty in the M. E, Mitch •-• • I "' ' ' s
graph„ a ed six, beantifia 7 - Cu;:! .. ,Forl' vieivrs
was inerea's d ill inend ershin from ilfty-'
two to'l.qxiy, - through the influence of the drawn.by Miss 111:mrit ILEX. 'Fite two
„ ..
rneetings, and we the of the
-members was increasi-d l rnany told.
"1 hose charges en the district :who litive
:3E4 to secure the aid and influence of
tt:is worker, have missed a. grand
~r , p( ot unity f.,r Thase who de site
ast•'istance in Org - AliZing societieA on their
charges, cannot do Ind.ter, than to svcure
the :-.ervites of „Mai: ',Stevens, f•ir she is an
exiorieneed and aceemplisiol wCiker.
Many v:ord i t eninnienclatinu Wive
peen spoken cf her cab' ts here, at Smith-
C. 11. BTATISAIkt.
.1)tc: 23, IKS. -
ItoitE, Dec. 2,, 1578..
Mit tittTon pirsning your
papiir in the last, 1 Ittite,lottDd it 'dotted
ht to tu.d there with slitat,sketithes, and
i:euis of inteitsd: from 'tem t.Yall parts of
the county ; to its litany mallets
;voids of warning am? comfort, so that all
have the e,:rafoit 61 tho..tileas of others,
and this is one of the best waysto obtain
knowledg .
Winter i 5 closing aeopitu utt„ shutting
in on all sides, elitlt iti trksts and •siniws.
The little snow ll.at wOtiave; is being
improved in dillereilf:' wayti,„ by, diirerent
Perhuns. Some are eiraviing logs, - some
P. -
to null, while others are Out on er-
,tatielef Of pleasure: and glee. s. •
Mr. E.Comclin, the owner of the steam
,saw cult,. has purchased•a number of logs
\ Mr. Richardson, and is Making prcpa
r..„ ion fur drawing them as soon as there
is eli snow. .Mr. V. is a matt that . is
alwa ieady tet_lv - he' logs info: any
kinds , •• , :d to.do AV on
short ,'
'f b (
and it
the to
tintt P
ramp'
(It cesbl
Mr.
knw,
Q 33
work
to th‘
to git
Mal
good
Thy • qt tv i k ciaago
are jogging aleug about the sant as usual.
OM• good. humored - little Frost (not .
Jack Frost -however) is alweys 14g'
===:=
==I=E=MIIMZ=M
improsolonenfe in bti at,*
.to s act at
tehtloiteanii pleate bin many pa a. - 'ln
the, lesson -of old Santa ,claase,'l is_ is a
mt.*" inepared to repleidsh -liiifisMni• el'
gift*, as be goes his rounds to-please and_
timer the hearts:of .. tha.little ane)l), \and
those of more mature yeirs; •.. .. ',
''ln the northern part of the town there
was...soufe -excitement a• few asys_ ago,' '
caused tiy Isaite - De.ekeistealing at*. be
longing to Isaac Thompson, and secreting
it by removing it from place to place. It
was found neat'Elmira,-N.-.Y., where be
bad t 1 en it and Sold it__to his' nephew,
wholleals in limns to some extent, and
who Twas 30 - give him .$lO, ,pu f fing: 421,
.t
' Itr.:1):, of Einvira, - who' is a • gr) d',' up
right citizen, leers the shame , that such
actions brings on a person, and felt very
much grieved and burt.wh'en' he• learned
the titie - stateAsf DNA* and proved him
self kgentleman. •
There is a place provided - forculf • horse
thieves,land At would be 'well far, all °Nin
on) of bones to look well to thsim, that
they nrovell - gonfibAragiiingt- such per
sons, unless they are looked after as ttiel
should be, and provided with :idioms and
some employment where they , will cot
hare any iuerfoc 41 . 411.p1:47pcqtY;rr
n *
' - Ton Thinhpsorf got his - toll - I tie 'lat b
of Di her, after spending some time
Anil y.iu.tracing itti) where-it ..4.4.
sold. '
I understand there is to he . Is:sitigiM,
sanOlt his winter - in the:Votight.
Churetr, under the mauagenient of Mr. :I.
L. Prince.. ,liozpi it may toriKe a sueet-gs.
• -
.
-Brawn REnon.T.Lit..-!--Pear ; &I.:, Sumo
of . youitatlens.ukiy be pleased to learn
that the 'Old Presbyterian Church!! in
Warren has 'been. undergoing o repairs.'
Five hundred .dollars havingf"been. sub
scribed ana paid in, thereby cusAbliug the
building committee to present the beatiti r
fully temodelled'edititv,freti Worn Mena,
brance to.the trustees.',.. lie rededication
services took plic,e on ti e 213th 'ult. Ser
mon-by the Pistol., Rev J. M. Willon.•
Rev. Messrs.. Itrosn tili Millard partici . -
pating in the exciei,es! .-. • - , .
The pleasant incident of the . 'fitieth*
*as thd evident enjoyment of the audi
ence in listening to the . old time liinger,
Mr. Andrew. e wing. aged' 87 year ars.: . : who
sang in the choir. .•Mr: . . Devlng It.d the,
singing .at the dedication of this Chute!'
foripsi,x years ago; and.-was at that time
the acknowled4eil leader of 'vocal music
iu Eastern Bradford. . . Venir.ts.
A ITO I N TIIEN TS BY r E SI [Ng E HS. •
- *
Council—D.vvEtk
Mercantile 'Appraiser;"--:-ILLEN RITE.
l'Aphlitin. to Jail—Dr. C. K;l.,.kun. •'
The appointments `are good; and Will
meet the pprol)atio:tortliti
ELECTION.OF Onlienits.-:-Thefolluwing
Oro ate elliceirs of 314tatta hook and Lad:
di-r Co., No. 4, elected at Alittiv nuuual
nwetillg on Friday evening last
Pfesidell!--SC: - ADAMS.
I'i.Ge•l'rc+ident—ll. A. Cowi.r.-s
t 9eirrtury—E. B.
Treasttrer . —G. C: 1i0d.r,02;
.E:re'tnan 7 .l. C. tiTENVAICT. -
PirPt.As4itolit—LE. V.V.CllElilf.E'r:. •
Ere Pf)liee—J. J. KA.V.1&.i.1.'.G11 and L
11. CoIA:1:N
Is :11mt.)rtrAst.---:.1:, a mitil.tr
of Not IV‘allen Lotlge L A 0.
Dee. 11, 1878 - the ft.flowing preatolile
tettolations of conduit:lice wen, neltai
-moody adopted ou the death , of• t•ixter
E . AIMA B. PaiNer., who (Bea
-ISIB. of cousin:ll4.ton; ageti 17 3't ars and
tlianathP. •
- Witv.nr.A.'.3, Death bas for'llie first lime .
Wei - idea our order and -taken from Our
rindst in cm ly youth our lowyd sister who
was one of our chztrz . er mend ers and. ;as
**or faithful and tie:Onus halm e.,:sed-he
so eat ly embraced therefore,
I:esQl, - ed, That While we
deeply regret our too,i that,a/oa ;:.tlge-we
Icinlor our, love, slid syr•pathies
to the parents awl bra:lima
reavement in the loss of au only c...tut;liter
sister praying them to consioer their
loss her eternal gain tor - . we that
whtit.t we Mu l yritiug lineNt.sbi• Is
, sweetly resting. in the arms of jr-us who
dotth an things well. • .
lissolvert, .as a marl: of t-Felal re-
Spezt forlhe doi)artod !Sister, out .t{titr•ba
drAl.ed'in 1371,711"Ilillg r 4.
That a copy.of thcse resole
tions in , ! sent to the bereaved paret.tb; that
th.y
.be entered os the boy:: of riTevri I s
of the Cadge, ::rd alz;o that they f.c.ot
to tlu• county parer and Atitor of Nape for
lathi.ieitt ion.
Vial tett, Dee. '33; 18;$.
Wtnr.-AwAKr. * FOR JAN'L'Al:ti f .
• IS ft.—
Pictorialiy, the Holiday Wide
of nhich one hundred and twenty thous
and TAvies'urg now being read and enjoy
ed, is delightful, while its three or four
"star" attic es make it a' publication
worthy le be preserved in the Lundy
' It opens with a Christmas - Poem
and frontispiece entitled "The Christ-
Cradle," by M-41tGARET PRMION,
jolly' stories cf
_the number are " Queer
'Clinrch," by Itev. S, W. Durr,,..:1.1),
"Tressy's Christmas"' by ',31.%. ncAnzT
SIDNEY, while j‘ilicst of all is the rhyme
of ••Tlte Mince lie Prince," by Kini
31u.5n01,:, with two fall•page illustratirms
by . Ten
,exiteli;ite.
snow-id:lures b ‘ y Box," in a uen style
ut eniwing; iltistrate S: 11;;TOSS:::.1 !IC
rot to '•Suovii-ikket:." niu;abi.r also
gives the-ntitleing ciialitcro of tw:i new il
li:stratisd serials, "The Degherry Bunch,,"
lby -MIIY ILOTWEI.T. Cyrnmiw,ion, and
";l oy 1.
al Lowoe's Last `ear :it St. OhiN
I by Alar:Nus .741tInutwEATnEit.
,A . lanay
I.serial, "Don qiiixote, Jr.,7' for tile Little
I Boy s of America, is promised to begin in
Lthe February member. We lean: that the
iar-Tamed P,eterltin Paul"
iviit be the , lrero.
,
drily $2.60 eVicar: ELLA VAN AAN, Ed
•itor. D. Lovwni & C 0. , /. pilliiis..crs,
Buistou. Nuie iv the tiliteto !
,
11001. s Cliltal. - FICAT&S. —lt In no vile
drugged stuff ; pretetutimt to be madti of
woltde.iful foreign Toots; barks, and
pu - STed up by long bogus e.erti iieates of
miraculous cnres, - "but n simple, ra re, a
il:A:live , mcdicine, made of Well . known
valltabte remedies, that tarnishes its own
eel-ideates by its cures: We ref or to Hop.
tlfo Durest, and kt best of me4iicines.
Spe `• Maths'" um' "I'ms - tubs," in an
other column. •
irogresstan,
salts muter
:t is hoped
tore of -tile
his pre-
PEr.s.oisAL untlcy;tantl tl.e
si ttiatlon: ,teg Ulm uncltnriell ant) MI
l'esir.
the
Ind on hold
,00il job 'of
It 'will be
1%4 of. horses
dress their
lOes, and in
I=l ' l . 11.; 13, 7
L B. A. PETTIR Or this place is Ilgpltt
fur J. W, rr9:c's...lylng Vgabltsbnvnt of Pit tf
ton. rowatol.e. ny termen %tithing say ar..t o'.es.c4l,tr
ed, rich us-Dulles shirrnt. &ester, of 'any other .
artlel,l of Ladles wear—Bents , pmts or rgst
or any ; .a . ritrle oPwen's wear, can tono tin ut tvlth
him and they svlli be forwarded and returned to
t.tifrn frS Of Charge. !does for colorlogit rra‘ou
abler rates. Residence' one : door north. of Dn.
MEM
.-rte
NEW LOCALS. '
MMMIME
tar Tbeithisiirteet itep likeniby the
Katuat Life lisitmeoeContiouty. of Wow _ Totlr, to
attract tiei inielneistrareiltiet4ollefXo Per 4 AM.
to the prr.mlume of the put two youO, has eselytt_
much dlsrusilm: - • . • - . • •
-. Since the °rotes I,tfoo of. Ote Cotiplay. It has
raid In thoStatent IPeinternola ahnt• over elem.
On linudrol chinas, anexiatlng to more than thins
:end a grunter stillUotto of 4011 are t11i,T50.1X1C00)...
; : , The . prtmaryi object of all Ittolasorapeo la to pin
i
kto s lor vervlrlag widows. mettles sad I.e. tenk
Teettl .‘r• • decayed policy - holders. These times
;shrew co cltudvitithat this, Company Is fatly ar
rompliehl the heneflelent purpose ; ter which It
tree toned \";•; •• • - • ' :
\:,\
Those' who ea te mplate limiting will mint them-
Some beat by ap tylug to Wet.. S. Visennr, who
receives iiipllcatl i tor SMOillall trati 1200 tr•f3o,-
00t , .. I - ; • ;.. • . • . . Jena.
[ltll I:
•M' Go to Noairtturoleataurant fora
Warm Meal or a Moll of (Voter) ilsea r m 'not?.
or A lit of noconet-ban Cooking,
slttlnvitom and Bod-110an Stoves, forysale. Ap
00.314 Q. D. h ?MEL
107'.Mrs. t. J. Idisabs Iris TRIM
HATS for ONE DO LLAtir and pincarle,
. gam' Miss E. J. Mtsaos is - jftst openiNe
a new stock sr Aulptuw3lll;lnery Goods; to which
sho Invites the attention -4 the lidlosJ: sopa.
tir Ladies Ditaa Trimmipga, - all tba
auteit: at k Stipat k few doors
las the bust wearing Shoes
Youth 3. wear ever offered Is
lees 'Miele tiro reach of all.
on BEND.—Conveniently
art of tbo borough. Zapl4 at
not?-tf.
tlr A-full asi
at SNELL' a TAB
iforetirs block.
. Givvco VP
oxpe•:tlng to give
will glose ottt t.
envit..• Call earl
The La: :apest
line orßltca Arr,- ,_..drene•
wear. Is found at CoROEn•s new store, corner Stain
S and Ttne-sts.i Tracy k 2tipbte's Block: atorAN
Cortms' Bakery Vigrin, of the
tat :Ward Bakery. rail Id on hand daily with
Pronh-Cm:kera hot tram the oven, • itread, Pies,
•
• •• \prit
cr Don't; you, fergeOt: . We. haw :1;)
eltelleitt CILICKEWII.IINUFACTORY In ten
at COWLES. WIREIM, where you can buy the,
Lea fresh4ralccilernekeri.
~orFor tickets to all points West,
iiotth anal B.mihweA,"at the:lowest possible ratea,
call na or aeldrea.i. li. E. Ita.llCoCli, 'Agent, at
.Ui.per Depot, T.ivrazata: , int
. . ,
L. B. Ronamts cliallenOs.compe
titi on 14' qualify of coeds and low pr(inn on Saab,
1)c-J!.% and Moltllntoc and . a. ti . ildlng spa.
'Nothing short, of unmistakable
benefits conferred upoti..tens of thckmandsof Satires ,
ers eontd orlgiziate'and maintain the reputation
which itYrlt'S B.IIISAFAIIILLA enjoys. It Is a
compound of the h.•t-t - tegtuatio alteratives, with
lodides of Potassium and Iran, and Is the, most
e¢.•ents: of all remedies for scrofulep, Mercurial,
or Mica ill-orders. Uniformly successful and err
tal:i In It. remedial effete, It produces rapid and
romMeic mires of Scrofula. tiores„ Bolls,:iluntorse
Pimples. Ereptien., Skin irlseagee, and all dloor
ders at from burnt the blood. fly Its
Inelgortting effects It alwiyi reiteres and often
einseilLirerCotnplaints, Female Weekeestes and
IrregtM rit and Is a potent-renewer of vitality.
For purifying the blood It has no equal, It tones
np the systeni, resmtesland preserves the health,
amfilmparts rigor sad energy. Fur forty ears-It
has ! been In eitensirc use, and Is to-day the most
vat•ahle med;leltie for the suffering etcl, evbry
titl•re. For sale t•r ail dealers.
MARRIED.
BE Rut A N—PII AMBER.S.—At the reMdencs of
the lit trrtiv.„ January 2. It7.t, by the Bor.
Prof. E. T. Ilitrgen, of Towanda, and
Sarah J. etialla•Cf..l. of Pottsville,
Miu )1:E-' 4 111TM-1u Barton, N. Y. January
'Rev. Luther Peck, Mr. Charles E.
Moere. - of Wimlliani, to Miss Mina A. Siulth,'of
Suil:hbcru*,
ri,ATT—V.ANNEF.S.—At 1114 M. E. Parsonag",'
Var.:Nunn. by Rey, W. Eitatley, Mr. W. M.
Plait. of Ilerrit-h, and it lets Kat lo E. Yonne's, of
Standliiig Ititiitio, on Dec. :4, 18713.
FLETf IfEii—;l:\Li.: At the M. E. Parronago,
a-t SmlthHeltl, Derrniber 1874, by Rev. Wal-.
P-t Statham, Mr. Wlit“.n J. 'Sic:cher 31t-s
E:pie A, Hall. both of Smithfield:
CLAltlii,rf:CiltliELl..—At the tesblence of the
father, Mr. Emmanuel Correll, to N telt
nlia. N. Y., Deci.mber by Itk.f. A. 1).
:,:et,oli„ Mr Wm. 11. Clark. Jr.. of Windham,
awl thiryoll, of Nichols.
COOK A WFORII.--At (fun Presbyterian Par.
stinage. Unwell, m the 26i1r of November, 14'A,
by the Per. William Marriott, M r. Ralph P:Coitii,
of Orwell, and Mtn Adda - M. Crawford, of War
rcn.
STEVENg—VAN'NERT.:;.+III - tho home of ..the
liecenitpir 1578. by Rey. Georg." L.
Wiglains, Mr. iisa. S. Stereos and . Miss M. E,la
Vantiest,,boal of et totaing Stone.
the house of_ the brides
vin-:Irv?; Deem: 114. r IL 16;8. by Rev. J. B. Davis.
. Mr. G, urge 11. Smith. of Enesbetpitu, and Miss
Marius! Silures, or Wytox.
I.FAVIII—COLEMAI 4 7.—At the 1121010 Parsonage,
.tV 1h mrg, N. V.. Drember by P.
.'. Evertt. Mr. ca9forrala Lewle and Mies llattie
colenow. all Of A!.y.0., N. Y.
EANT.- I 'Al. brl.lo, borne,
Ileeetuba 197. 4 . i. P.S. Everett. Mr. WlNlate
rken and Miss Mary Sergeant, all of
ILhig
bury.l'a. ; A •
VAN WORT—SAN - El:Y.—ln Chemung. N. Y..
- Dereellesr 31, 11979, by P. S. Everett, Mr. Abra
liani Vau Wort, af Ai Lens, and Miss Not:le Save
ry. i.f t , oilt hpsrt. N. Y.
VA N FLEET—MILLER.—At the Ilajelvt,par
we.age, Wellsburg, N. Y.Aanuary 1. lAN. by P.
3:v. r. Mr 1.1 n.• Van Fleet. of A 1 1 ,113311. N.
y awl M ies Lottie Miller. otllelghery.
sTEVENS—SIIELTON.—At the home of the
to Ole, near Monroetee. Dee.. 11501. 1178. by Rey.
I:AE.(Ic Nriustreng. Mr. Edward Stevens, of
Beaver Dant,;Sehuy ler Cu., N. Y., to Miss Plume
E. SheOon.
C. It D—V AOSV.—At the home of the briar. Senn
Biaurh,.Bee. '2slh. 1979, by Ray. Aern
streng. Sit...lolm SW. (lan!, to M Is. tza C. Vatriv,
both of South Mak h. .
DIED.
II AVENS.—ln'atanding Stonc,'liovember 15711,,
after a !ong and pitlnWl Illness, Mr. P. U. ILI-_
vers. aged Ir, years and 6 rnontlis.
Stolle. December 50578,
Laura, eldest de - tighter of Perry and Dania
• 1,/rend . aged 7 seals and'fl mouths.
TOWA NDA MARKETS.
IZEPORTE STEWENS & 1.0 8: G.
General dea:ersin Groceries and Produce, Patton•s
Wort. cornet' ]fai n and Bridge Street..
It' MIN 031) AY Et' ENJIN G, J. 8. 1879. -
rlTlNtlii. . REELING
Flnui p. - ..r104 5 2.1€3 625 . 5 754 700
F:..nr. tor r eac k • 1 4:14),1 60 1 M 6 1.76
e.‘rik Meal per ICO the .i. 1 254
C9ll.p•Wet . :l - - ' . * 1 2re
Wh..34 i.er Intati 944 I. 00 .1 0 ,- 0 1 10
corn 4t4 43 &EV •
1:yo. ..: f . 4/64 • 11'f*
WM
Vuek nt at
Inu.:,:wht at Flour—.
Chtver stoft,u,..!&"am.
TimotTy. - westcrn.....
8. atm C 2 :
tnrAi
Orc, , sed hog's
3:113
Stionlcicrs
9141rkt- -- 39..
If tit-1FR....
G p....
1.1 r.l
Lutter, tubs,
itoliS..••;:. • •
Eggs. fresh.
Ir;
Greet: apples, 1 )11 , 11..-.
per bushel
(I:ituns -
Itresicar
001 • 7 • Rea 10
Fa, 10 1114 12
ii'f 4 / 1 • 0, -4 yf ir •12
- Rya 7 No 10
70 7 100
120 1/1 • 18.28 , :
\1.14 •I 1 2 )
2 Eat 21
IC(4 11 12S
23 30 4coa 30
'F443
,54( 6 4 00 • 734 80
CORIII:CTED - DATTON."4 DIIO
Ve3l skins
e
Pelts
'1%11;w,
001
ff EktY ,E. DRAKE, ;
• J.E.WSLER. -
•
Corner Lalza and Wate,r, Streets,
_ E . 1.11114, N. T.
V., April iB . 7bly.
ALL READY AGAiN.
Thankful for past patronage. and hoping for an
itierease of business. I bate put in inerfated pow
er, am/ am prepared to
SAW SHINGLES AND LUMBER ,
AND
- PLANE. AND -MATCH
atl duds of Lumbar. Also,
BE-.3f111 7 80.4 RDS into SIDING.
chUsp u in "Yu ca/en Urdu."
I::tso keq. dresaml, W tate and 'renew Pine on
hand, fu•sricned ready.for use. at Rock Prices.
ilirGtveraCteall. Satisfaction guaranteed.
. O. E. '
Sheaheilain, Dec. 1; 1375. Mml
•
Offer" Shia week 2 648E8
TWILLED CWSHMBRES
in all idiom at OXE SHIL-
.LLNG PE.R KIRD, sold up ,
o this time at .20 cents.
These ffoods are the GRE.4 T-
• . p7 B4.RG4IJr 01'THE
ED
SE.ISO.N.
ioods
Prtb of
,1108 ,
street,
brim
EVANS & ..HILDRETH
• ,
CASIIMEIZES,
7 • \
COLOR G PCASHMERES,
lATTELAS CLOTH,
COLORED ALPACAS,
From six and a quarter ete."upwards.
EVANS & HILDRETii.
•
H ARDWARE
•
•
AT OREA.TLT.
I;EDITCED PRICES!
T: TUNE, AGENT,
Is r.ow opening a large and general assortment or
lianlware, Cutlery. :Stoves, Nall', Irou. Glass,
Paints, (ills. Varnishes, Tinware, House Furnish
tog (:Data, &C.. purchased for cash and offered for
sa:e at Bargains to t tit se who pay cash for goals.
It A ct si a ' Pa. -2 4 8 W00d
and at e lo o w o r ti i n c l Satto4vu(:\s44or
THE Graphic and New Jewel, tlie
j_ most perfect and ornamental heating stoves In
the svorl. at JUNE'S.
rilllE Gossip. the best low-prieed
1
stove fer offices and clumbets Over MUSS. at
&UN El.
•
3f4 37.!4 • 4 , 4 50
40A I cirak . 2 00
' 5 00.:11
3 p• 00
t 004 1•59 1 :041 - 11 2 00
12 5:0I 010. 0/10- - 10
. 4ea
Fo
.10
M®os
2C4010
VAS TS
.. 05006
25QP.S
POirELL 4- CO.
TN BAN . K.RUPTCY.—In the Die
." filet Court at the Milted States, fat the west
tern Dish let of l'ennsyleanla. -
Jared S. Stanley, of Canton Borough,. Brad
ford County. State -of Pennsylvania, a Bank - apt
unler the Atter Congress of klatch Id, 1847, bar
• log appiled fora discharge from all his deots, aud.
other claims provable under said Stet,. by- order of
the Court, notleeli heretty 'given to all creditors
Who hare poured their debts, and otherrsona In
terested. to appear on the Iltth &qr .. hf pe JANUA
RY, 1870, at 10 o'clock, A. sr.`„\before B. A. SI ER
CUR, Esq., Register in Bankruptcy, at his office.
In Towanda, renn.ylvante. to shim , canoe, I rany
they hare. WILY a , dlscharge shouldbot be granted
to the said Bankrupt. •
S. C. McCANDLESS, Clerk.
Nev. 18., tB7B.
PBC
are this yieek opening
SPECIAL LINE OF
114ACK SILKS,
EMPRESS POPL4S,
•- • \
•
BLACK ALP ACAS, \\,.
=INCLUDING AN
ENDLESS , VARIETY
.LOW PRICE
DRESS GOODS
Towanda, Pa , Nov. 26, I V 8
1. - 4 1 011. Horse-Shoes and Horse-Shoe
L- tislta, go to JUN L'S.
riswAßE—a large and general
tanortment it I'm priees, atN Es&
_
LARGE stock of Bar, Square,
Round, lialf-Round,.oval, Iller4• 3 141. Ruud.
and Hoop Iron. at JUNE'S,
EO
, OR Paints,-Oilis and Varnishes,
go to -
VIXDOW GLASS, from '7;9 to
T ULU. at JUNE 'S.
S and Tacks, direct from
kJ' the manufacturers, tut eats at wlmtemte and
:mall at reduced takes at . JUNE'S.
• •
T. AAt PS, Lamp Burners, Chimneys,
1I nubile; awl Wicks of every variety, at
JUNES.
tOPEISaI), - Cord, Twine and
W let, ell sizes, at JILTNE^I4.
ANTERNS—a great Variety at
11_ Wu . prices. at • aux Ell.
LOCKS, Latches, and Bolts, every
variety aud klud, at - - JUNE'S.
C St aria Toe Corks (Steel), at
JUNK'S.
liilligTON'S Celebrated Saws, at
'
JUNKS.
'FABLE and Pocket Cutlery,
pq - ousE Furnishing Goixia, at
11 JUNE'S
NAILS and Spires,all'sizes, at
Jusws
NORWAY and Sined's 'lion at
JUNIVB.
ECIIANIOB will find a good as
ill portment of roots at
LARUE stook of Philadelphia; AOm I are awl Tire Bells. at JUNE-d.
\ ARE Cloth, ut
- .-
DOWDER Shot and - Cape:for sale
st.• Jun 1111.
•
BLASTING Powd_e_r, at
OVNZ'S
_ 4 ILES and Rasps, frill ussort,
talent, at \ _ JUNE'S.
7 9SIAtERY Cloth and Paper, and
Ir Sand Paper. at \ . • JUNE'S.
BRA \ SS Kett es`and Hollow Ware,
at too( !lees. ai " • JUNE'S:
Towanda.,\N or. 2n. BiB. \
---
F i X EC T.T\TOli'S NOTICE., - Notice
. hereby glirenihat all persons indebted to
t e estate of Sally t. Dunham; late ut Warren
talk. deed. must tn e Immediate payment, and
all.porsons having cialms,agaiurt said estate, must
present thrm. duly }Authenticated, to the under
slgnedstor settlement. \
• \C. F. PENDLETON ,
Warren Center, Deei 11178. we • EzeOitoe.
TN BANKRUPTCY, In the Di/1 , -
4,f Oki Court of the 'trotted States, for the Weld
ern District of Pennsylvania.
M. T.ShoennikenOt West Burlington lownahip, - ,
BradfOrd County.. Pa.. a Bankrupt
. uuder. the Act
of Congress of Watch td. Mt, having applied fora
discharge. from - 18 -ids debts. and other. cbsttna
provable under - said Act,l4 order of the Court.
Notice is- hereby given toati Creditors who have•
proved their debts. and other pers. - mos interested,
to
o'clock A:
the ith day of FEBRUARY. JIM at
10 o'clock before R. A"Atericer c Iraq.; Itqp.
later • In Bankruptcy, at his Wilco, In' TOWS13(1111,
Ps., to show cause if any they have, why-a die.
Charge should not be granted to the Veld Bankrupt.
8. C. XeCANDLESS. ,
MO
BANKRUPTCY.—In t'he
Diet Court of the United States, for the\West
urn In iVrlct of Pennsylvania, •
' H Ilium DAMP. of Towanda, Bradford County,
Pennsylvania; a Bankrupt under the Act of COP-.
ernes of March • 24, 1867, having applied for a di.W
charge from all bla debts, and other claims prOva-\
Ide under said Act, by order of the Court notice is
hereby given teal! creditors who have proved their
debt'; and other persons Interested, to appearen
the 20th day of J 1870„at 10 o'etoek. A;
111., before It. A. Mercer. Esq,Begister Bank ,
rupley, at his Miler, in Towanda. Bradford county,'
Yell. by 1 VIIIIIII, to chow cause- if ae , y they have, w by
a Dnimliorge should not he g ranted. to the ,aid
Bankrupt. ' ' ' ,8. C. A1t•C.0.:D1.84: 4 .
• ::2-2t- • Clerk. I
C I
TN BANK ItUPTCY.In the Dis
tr.et Court of the; tolled States, for the West
ern District of Pennsylvania.
Winfield S. Kinney, of Rome bourough, Brad. ,
ford county, Mewl's - ants, a bankrupt under the •
Act of Congress of March 24, ItMl, having apptle,d
for a discharge from all his debts, end o th er •
claims provable undeir said Act. by *order of the
Court,motiee Is hereby given loan creditors who
hove proved their debts, and other persons inter
ested, to appear on the ltith • day of JANUABT.
1878. at 10 o'clock, A: at., before It. A."Mercur,
CM.. "Blister 1n Bankrupt v, at his Mee. le
Towanda. Pa., to show cause if' any they have,
why-a dlscbargo should tint be granted to the said
' ; 8. C. WC DLEBB,
Towanda, Dee. 2.10., 12:0, . Clerk.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.—InAbe
District Court of the United States, for the
W.estern Dlstrict of Pennsylvania. In the matter
of Harrison T. June,. Bankrupt. In 'tankful try.
Western District of Pennsylvania.
Tv rchion it 'reap concern:—The undersigned
hereby gives notice-of - hie appointment as Ass.fgnee
of Harrison T. Julte.,.or the Borough of Towanda.
in the County of . Bradford and State of Peutirliva
nia..vrt; bin said District who has been adjudged a
-Bankrupt on creditors , petition by- the Disttlet
Court of said District. ;
Dated Towanda the n:h day of January. A. D.
JAMES W. SI EBC
. • Aesdetiee.
AssIGNEE'S NOTICE.—In - the
District Court of the Butted States, for the
Western District of Pennsylvania. In the :natter
of Joh,. J. Griffith. ll:mkt - not. In Bankruptcy. -
To - whom it may concern:—The - undersigned
hereby gives notice of his appolntment so Assignee
of John - J. Griffith. of the Itorengh of. Towanda. trt
the County of Bradt , rd. and State of Pennsylva
nia, within said District, u;ho has been adjudged a
Bankrupt on erediturs•
,petillon by the District
Court of said Dioriet.-
Dite4 Tv antra the 3:31 day of .TAnnary. A. P
. 134%). 40131'i W. CODDItiq,.
32 .
•
33 Aslgree.
_ ....
A S.SIGNEE'S NOTICE.—In the
Blitrlet (W . :T.: of the tailor States. For
the Western Dtstrlet of l'etoylranta. `ln the
natter of .W)lllaur tirlf.l,, Bankrupt. la Bank
rup!cy.
W tern Dletrtel of Per.n.y!raula.
The creditors w :ak.: notice.tbat a second gen
eral meeting of the creditors of said 'it:ll,kt ttpt.
will b. held at Towanda, in tip.
2.3 th day of ANT AltY, A. D. 1675, at 1., o'clot 1
A. at the onice of Overton tt Niercnr. before R.
A.St e. r, Each one of the Jtegistct M 1 It Its, k
r-cD,ey, in said district. for the purpose named in
li, 27th section of the Iltinkrip: Act of March
i 337, t 9 : a float di-ttrinntion -stid bank role
estate., and at that meeting I tihail -apply for a ins
charge tuas!! liability as as!4goce of sold estate.
itsa.„:cordanc.o with .the provielons of the'2Stii sec
that of call Bankrupt Act.
a
Towanda; Dec. 23d, 1673.
I\IIiUDITOR'S NOTICE.—In the
Orphans' Court of Bradford County. Lu the
moittr of the estate of John Gartland. -deei , tved.
Thelindernlgned an Auditor appointed by the
Court io distlilinte monep raistid by the t al , of the
above estate, will attend to the dutlepi of his ap
priltittuenfat the , dl: , t. of Williams & Anglo, In To
...van:ls DAY. JANI.!AItY to, 1.79,
at 10, it, when and whet o all person•
elaltus s szalost iald fund iatiA" 'Pro , ent.
or he forever delearred from coming lo noun the
saw?. - E. J. ANO LE,
deel2-Sie. • .Auditor._
AUDITOR'S < NOTICE.-I—Overtoli
& Ei , bree and vo.fair.eA
(CO. eiviet Hiram ' F' s ar=morth 'and, wilt. it.
Smitten, T. T. \ -
lu the Court of (.:Jhumon \ ieas of Bradford Co..
May Tot ni. \
The undersigned an Attlite! appointed by t e
Court totlfstrihnte moues, aristng (rem the Sher
sale,ef defendr.nrs real estate, still att,nd to
the mates of his appolotinent at his ....Ince- In To.
vtatoia Borough. on F7l'llll4l'. the 31st day of
JANUARY:I67n. at 10 n'eloek A. M.. schen dud
V.li.i ti all per Fons having claims noO:i stud fnuti
most present them, er forever be thrharred from
ebiLing in upon taid fund.
Jon w. rk, auditor.
.
To
Jativaryl; 11;79.-32-4w
A UD/TOWS . NOTICE.—S. o*en
xi. vs.. S.A. Rondalf Miinley.. In the
Court of C.lntioni Pleas of Bradford Co. No. Cl 4,
Fet.ruary Tom, 174.
The1111er:4;m:1. an Auditor appointed by the
Court, to distribute tit • I.mil arising from the Sher
firs sale of defendants' real estate. wilt attend -to
the duties of his appointment at the of ire or Over
ton -Ilercur. In the. BOrough of towStola. on
Tuesday. the 28th dal of January, A: D., WO, at
10 o'clott A. IC. velum and where an 'persona has
tit against said fund Must present them, or
be forever debarred from coming in on eald fund.
JAMES If. CODLIING, Auditor.
Towanda. Ilecemher -
I A,ITDITOIrS OTICE.-1n re the
Xasifrnmeut by the Etireka ?foaerCo, for
the //ellen( of creditors. No. lICS, Feb. Tern!, l8:1.
. The ramie ridgne d, an . A lull tor appointed by the
Court to distribute money In bands of E. T. Fox,
AsAgnee, mitt meet no claimants on said fund at
the cflice of Williams Jt,Atigie, In Towanda Bon.,
FRIDAY. JANUARY 17:1879, at to weioeh A, M..
when and where all persdois having claims on said
fund mug present nob, or be forever debarred
from comitig In upon the said fund.
If; N. WIILLI ANIS, .
Towanda, Dee. la. 15t5..f.t9..2 „luditor. .
. A PPLICATION IN DIVORCE.
—To Case Brikgv. In the Court of
Common Plias of Bradford County. N 0.12.7. May
Term, 157 4 . You are liereliy nolltiod that ELLINIA
Briggs; your wife.' has aiiplied to the Conn of
CintuOti . Pleas of Bradford County for a divorce
from the bonds of itairimony; and the said Court
has appointed Monday, retruary Bd. Me, In the
Court House In TOVialld.2, for hearlngthe said Em
ma in tho. premises. at which time and place you
may attend If you think proper.
PETER .1. DEAN. Shirlff.
APPLICATION -IN DIVORCE.
—To Milton B. !Utley. In the Court of Com
mon Pleai of Bradford County: No. GIG. Sept. T.,
181 s. Yin artr- hereby tottlfled that Amanda H.
limy. your stife: has applied to the Court of.Cton
mon .Ploas of Bradford. Coo illy far a divorce' from
the bond• of mats inunly. and the said Court has ap
pointed 'Monday. February 3,1, 157% in the Court
House in.Tovrands. for bearing the sild'Ainand r I!.
do the promises, at w.ich•thno stud place you can
attend if you think prom..
ag-gtF.TER J. HEAN, Sheriff.
PPLICkI'ION IN lIIVOIICE.
0_
A —To Solomon I.:Titres. In th Court ot Com
fro., Ikb!as iq Bradford Co. NO. 50; Dee. T.. ' 0 ,76.
T , OI ar.) hr.relis tLat NaheY C. Metres.
yonr applied to he Court of Common
poiss , er 'Bradford. Con qty for a divoree. from the
fiend:. of matrimony. and the raid Court has ari--
lattd Monday, the 3d (lay of February in the
Court House in Tea - ands. for hearing the acid
Nancy C. In tlie readies, at trliteh time and place
yi I, nay attend If yon ilittitr proper.
PETE!: J. DEAN, Sheriff.
A PPLICATION - I-N DIVORCE.
.El. —To Berrie F. Durikie. in the Court of
t tyLitlloll Pleas of • Bradford' County. No. 733,
Sopt. T., MC Yon are hereby tuititied that Sarah
A. fiunkle. sanr wife, has uppiled to thetourrof
Common fleas of Bradford etmnty ter a 'livered
from the bonds of matrimony. and the sild Court
tram appalated Monday, February 3, 1379, for hear
ing tbn said Sarah A. In the. menthes, at• which
time and place you may - attend if you think proper.
32-tw . - PETEIt J. DEAN,
TARPLIANS' ,COURT
L, fly rhino of an- order issued nut of the Or
phans' Court of Bradford County. the undersigned.
• administrator of the estate of Julia k. Catkin. late
of Burlington borough. deceased. will sell at pub
lic sale on thy urn:it...es, on rn ID AI% J AN L'A BY
3t..1872, the fonowing described property, to-art :
A lot talented In - Iturlit.gtou borough. bounded
East. by the Berwick Turnpike; fourh
and west Icy Long Brothers; north by !Walton Mor
ley; being twenty.four by eighty fret, with ti is% o
ory wood building twenty, by 'forty-dye feet
thereon. IC_ I
Also one other lot In Burlington borctigh, bound
ed on the wed' by landau! Job Morley; - 6:1 the north
by lands of Jot, Morleyand if. Compton: east by
lands of N. S. Dickerman; month by Troy street;
routaining about one-half an acre of land with a
few fruit trees thereon. ;
TERMS OF SALE :-450 on the property being
struck deat, e tun upon confirmation. and the resi
due In three - equal annual instalments.
..- • • M. 11. CALMS', Adot'r.
Burlington. January 2;1871 32-3 w ,
PII A N 8 4 :COURT ai By
Ai) , wilt tue ut an order !muted ont of the Orphans'
,Court of- Bradford Comity, the tindersigned, Et.
ectitor of tho estate of George A. Garrison; tato •of
ihnot tap.. dre'd, wlll SOH at public Sale On the
premises. on FRI DAI'..IAN II It NV 31-Is7n, at 1
o'clock r. m., 11w foilo:wing described prtiperty, to
wit : •
Outs 14
JUNK'S
for 1
Jug lot land situattd In Wilniot MT. tusond;
.ed gas follows: Beginnin at an oak stake nu the rod
.Frory lot: thence riwth 13 7 east If 2 perches, to a
state atul.stone-s; theecesutith 0: 7 west 61wrehrs,
to a corner of state and stones on Y. W. Frouteh
ers hull; thence south 13 7 east al perches, to a
to stake and stones; thence north 77° east 10 per
ches to place of beginning; containing 20 acres,
more or less.
r*: . ALSO—tine other lot of lsittl In Wilmot trey.,
bounded as follows: Bitginning at a poet and stones
nearly 2 perches tenth of the north east curlier of
lot No. 3, Springfleki; thence north 2.01i° ea.st 943
perches, to a post and stones set for Kintner and
Frutehry lot; thence south 77° east 122 perches, to
a stune heap; thenco south 13S 0 west 64 perches,
to a stone heap; thence north 77 0 west 17,7. p erches,
to the place of beginning; containing about 60
acres. •
-TEAMS OF BALE:, , iteo to be gild upon the
.striklug down of each lot; thirty per cent of the
balance upon confirmation of sale,
and the balance
in two equal annual instalments, with interest
from tonftrinatima.
THOMAS E. QUICK,
WltnaM, DZc. 17, L. Executor.
. ... -
QUERIPPIS SALES.--By -.virtuii .
10 of sundry wilts leaned tout•of . tbe 'Court of '
Common Picea of Bradford County. and to Me dl. •
rented, I will expose to public pale at the door of - ' l .
the Court, Rowse, tn. Towanda, on THURSDAY,
JANtIARY 20,.1815, at. 1 o'clock r. a., (ho foikeir.
In; described prOperty, to-wit: . . •, . ~
No.l-ONE Lot:of land. in Home borotml4bond
ded north by lands of Warner Wixiillbutn. east by._
;Stain street, west, by lands of litram Woodburn, -.-
and south by lands of iftrant WoOdhtlittli - contain..•
1440 square rods of land. More or lest, with:
framed house and few fruit trees thereon. ttetted
and taken into execution at the enitof • Pleal Etna , ••
rtyll D R Woodburn. -- . • - ,
•'.5i0..2. ALSO-One other lot if land. In Caton. -
twp., bounded as folksiest Beginning at a corner in gs,
the center of the main road leading from. Canton - --'-
isuro. to- Towanda, and on the line between Said ..
Rogers and Bohol Manleyiadjoitang on the west,- - -
and running thence north 2li* cast by $ present ••••-•-... •
bearing along the same 43 perches tea post aid •
stems on the north side of a small stream of water •
.1 - noising to the right; and thence north 8l!§° teat t
-54 11-10perehts„ to a post on the north bank of - the
main or mill creek, and in the line of dolotitots ._.
Lindy adjoining on the east; and thence Wrath - -
:Tic' west as a corrected hearing along said Lind. ',. -
Ira line to the renter of the Canton and Towanda
read before mentioned, a distance of SS 4.10 perch. •
es; and thenee- by the center of said road north - - . .
TAO,* west 34 2-111 perches to the piacwof beginning; -
containing 1G aercsand 152 perehmi. strietztteaattre, •
be the same more of less, all Improved with 2 tram.
ed houses, framed barn and orchard of fruit trees:
, thereon. Seized and take .111 into. execution at the
trait of Mrs. it: 0. linitoc Vs nse,„vir John G.Mason.
Also at the suit of .1. P. VatirldeVii use vs. JOhn
G. Mason. •
. - -
No d ALSO--One t ither lot of land in Canton ,
twit, hounded as follower Beginning at a post car.. • - '
n- rot land before dcetL.sl to said' John ti Macon •••
aid in - the line of Made belonging to the estate of '
Dube! Manley, deed, beteg the north-west corner . •
Of said Mason lot,.antl thence north 21licT east,,alonz ..
eabl Manley's line a distance of 104 940 per. to a s
tor: \thenee south tr7T-S° east 2s 9.10 per, to the ten
ter o a ths main road leading to A Mat, thente along
the
tat) In a sontherly . 4llrection 33 per t to a per of, 2 ,
lands heretofore deeded to the grantee; thence
snail, lir...,"east along the line of the same 22 per,
to the eor b the lino of Solomon Lindley's land; .outh T ic ,
thence a west 41 5-10 per. to the N E cur -
P s
\lr.
et said Maine's land: thence south; sto west 5.11 . ti -
nor. to place of 10.0 nnitt ; containing 30 acne and
107 per of land. sil;trueastrie, more or !ebbe!! Dn.
provedoeibutlelln .- Seized nod taten into exe.. ...,„ - ,
enqou at the suit of 4 r Vanicleet's tfac vs John U 4 4
Mason. - 4 .
\ .
No 4 AT,SO—One other lot - of land In Herrick
twp, bounded north by lands of Leman Matson: .•
east by lands of Mary H errick and Lyman Maim; '
south by lands of •J P Lee . and other-lands of deft
and west by other lands i.,f der, Nathaniel Platt;- -
eontaining 62 acres and 6; per Of land. more or lets. •
abouts) acres improved, with 2.fromed tarns and ' •
orchard of fruit trees thereon.
.- ,
NwS ALSO—One • other lot of Pend In Herrick
twp, bounded north by lands of Lyman Illafaon and
other lands orderbeast by other' lands of deft and
J Is Lee; smith by lands of J P Lee and Ed Elliott;
and west by lands of S 1' Warner: containing fox
s//t/f!4 of lall/1, more Or Tess. SbOti f'Sti acres' brimmed.
with a framed house. framed harie.'t rained g• Derr, -
In.. bonse. shots and other out buthttng's and etch
ard of fruit treFx thereon, , . ',/ • .
.•
Noe a I.SO—Gao other - tot of land In Merrick '
Ds's., bounded tsietli, - hyslands of Win Roadies, east -
by lands of Lyman Matson. south by land; of S I'
Warner. andavest•hy lands of Solomon Beard,sles; -
containing 11 acres of land, more or less, no lois '
pnwements. Seized and taiten lute execution at , --
the snit of 0 S Lafferty vs Nathaniel Platt. Also •
at snit of same vs same. •
No 7 ALSO--Ow; other let of land in Albany tap.
-bean+ it north by lands of Silts Moon 2a, eta y by
- Mode of l'hillp McDermott and Win Kenyon. south -
by lands of E A Chapman, and west by the public •
ilittima.V.'eontaining 40 acres ;Of latid, more or less, • .
about 30 neres Improved; no buildings but few '
fruit t rees t hereon. - -
No it A tskt—Ono,otlier Lot of land In Albany twit;
itontided nort h by binds Atli rs. TV frown. Calvin
Lydia Moon and Chas R Ifisp.3,ez.t by lands
of Att , rostfillrgers.SlLas Moon 2.4 ant , the public
south by lands of Edward MeEneany.
•:tt nest by lands of 'Cecil' Itobife:cii and .101:n Al
lem'contalting 13.1 acres of land. more or less.
IfKi acre:4 luiTiroved :with a framed boost., 3.
frabled barns with sheds attached to ono.Nframed
anery, a framed hog pon,a blacksmith ship and 2
orchardsof fruit trees thhrenn. Seized - at-1 taken
into execution at the suit of It A Mercar VS L
Stocmand E AThaplumn. Also at the suit of John
Utz vF. 51 L Moon.
No S ALSO—One other lot of land In Athens
e. rt. bonr.ded north by hinds of thmtafsShean and
Win PaCkard: 0:11i by Wm Packard and Sedan O's
Bol , n; south by Wets of ,John O'Brien, and west
Lind,. 'sr TlP,lnas Donahue: containing t 4 aerea
..f nd, !nom or less. about 30 acres Improved:: no
ImiAttizs.
No ity Al,So—One other tot of land In llblgt.ttyy
„two. bounded north by - lands of Thomas I)ortahne;
by lands of Thomas .11onnbtn.; south by landa
.f John T.eary. and on 'tiro nest Jr lands of-Bennis
''aln..rnntalnlr :a ser::s inGre or less, asset 15
:. , •-as Improved r. Itb n frame 1i0n.. , -alualicase and
row trait trees ther, , on.
No 11 AlSo—The defendant's tv•dtvidest Ono-
Interest to OW . other lot piece or parcel of
ivnd slttare In Indgbory twp.. county and state
tonn‘l,3l north 1,7 lands of Thergas
.tern Chambers: e:lst by James StcAsey, ' , mob by
!suds . A ?lawny Allen; tv?st by 14114 t, of Morris
.1: P. KIRBY,
Assignee
• J•Contioll„ ( - nu !„}slog 5i ::cre: , nr 4a acres
proted with a frninedAv.. a framed nrn and
franvilshed at!! f..w fruit trees th-,re. tc.-S.dzed and
!Alen into eNeention at the mitt of Janie* Sle ki• , y
v Pairldr.l.MeAsey.
:So 12 AT.S 4 l—i me; other pi:N.& of land ht PI•le
tan, boy:lvied oo the north by.latida now.or font:tr.
of Az.tiah Champion, ahe plidle highway and
1.:110 of Linden Fletelvir: Cast by the n:Alin hi;:h•
c• -• ay and laid. a' th, Lyznan 11.1..3. - egye: soon by
land , of 1V:10a:a Agnew; .1r and itn”:.ll Coletnant
~..e=t ta7l.lA of Mi , ayth Sinetttn - estate and lands
tiOW or r4ru s er'y or A zialati coutalninz
MEffill=2lll
v..-" 1 v. Rh 1 lar, frum•d-dirrlling ~ Molise 1 laigs
r. Hied I:arn t 7ratirry other out buthilup:.l. G.
n•ty ,, rds of frldt trfeta rcrn. u.•tzed and taLeu
, t , ; , •xN:Utiou It the suit Illithyy vs C II•
Partly.
1:4 ALSO-Th. , deft'sltiterosct an a Nero of land
Burlington . tnT. D. untied fo!lowi:l)cglttnlng at a
on the ~ . .outh tine of tot No il.tclnt:plt,gto Uatid
!lop', and the north-cat - corner of ht No 69,
.uce north :3's; l ° c.L.Ft. 100 2-10 perel:Aa to a pol,t on
C3`t. tine r,r v ;varrant. the .4".1111-er.lt comer o r
,ot No 11 tlh•tra . , ti the two t tanettel of Steam
Mill Hon.) thence Rdlth I'o
3 . tnap.e. th, r..orth,,st corner o! lot 614'
- hose 11 , 0 th 0 ; I,:eit 112 5-10 per to a nea• h. a I
olzner of tuts 65. and 7P: thenc6 north r.
g-tiqnrches to the place of beglnnlng.contalithif 75
31.1115 pFrehes of land, more or teas, A.,out - 17 • .
, uipmeed. v,ltlt I hoard hence t t, and 6hattry(and
ez - fruit tree. thereon. Seated and taken at - the
It , . of N Thotrip3on ve• Alutanzu .
No 1a , =one 6: her ptoce of land In Toivan,
,al3tvronglv. bounded as eor.f:ws: bf.!ing,:ot \n 2i
v. , •,!'• - !
!,{rwk tiu 5. it: E
tsst front on east side of 5:11 streeteand lit feet
deep, as Will more fully appear on Morgazi'-s_map of,,
sidd addition recorded 'lt. the ~,Tice for recording
deeds In and for Bradford county. to eleedsheok
No 12.2. page 627. Issing, lot formerly car:lra:fed - to •
WorldeN eat, with a two story framed dwellink
and addition attached, and few fruit trees
!Hereon>,
Seized and taken into execution-at the ,
stilbor thisliutnai Itnild Iv , and Saving Fund Asst
lation, of -- lossantia. vs J %Vial Vincent,
e
T T, anti A .1: T T.
IS A LSo7•One. other piece of land situate In
1.,, wa ,„1 a B o r., boondsd as follaws: oft the north by •
Elizabeth street‘and lands of .1 le Means; east by
Forth Weill: FOllO,l by other hinds 0101) Ilartrett:
west by Fifth street. being about 260 feet on Fourth
st reef, with 1 framed honse,l framed barn other out
latilding,, few fruit treestiterciin. Seized and takers
at that salt of The Mt lz ki s National Bank of Towan
da. Pa vs 0 11 Bat tlette
No 16 A LSO—One otber s piere of land In-Towatt
da. Bore bounded ns follows:, on the uerth by lands
- .4- Mrs W 'fewer; east by lands formerly °abed by
0 1)-Bartie:t, now W G Tricy:sonib by Lands of
Lvioan Smith; west by Fourth street. being about
50 feet front on Fourth street 'and about 150 feet
deep, with 1 framed house and \few fruit trees
thereat:.' Seized and taken into execution at the
stilt of C M 31anollIeNs
No 17 ALSo—One other piece of land situate in
Stull; Waverly Bow. bounded IV follows: begtnning
at the centre of Fulton street at its intersection
,with the centre of Pitney street. thence along the'
centre of Fulton street north 43' east 152 feet to 'a
south 52° 37' • east 220 feet to a corner;
thence south 4S' west 152 restio the eontre of Pit- .
ney stet et: - .tbence along centre-of Pitney stwet
north b2° :(7 , west 22e ft to the place of beginnings
containing 76400 of an acre of land. more or less,
with a cellar foundation for a - dwelling 'house, a
nog, framed barn - anti a few fruit- trees thereon.
Se:zed and taken Into execution at the snit of W
It Secord use vs N Pelt Walker, Adullnistiatrlx of
Geo It Walker. -
N o ss other piece of land in Rome
bwp boiars.,) as (vows: on the :north by binds of
George St! Til l ie and John. Smiles; east by the pith
ialtway: -.out It by lands of , Walhington Towner
and I 1 inlet Barnes: west by lands of Charles Forbes
And Luther Cole. cyttlalning 411 am - es - a:1(1 160 per
.1 last!, more or ail improved, with 1 [ranted,
house 1 framed barn with sheds - attached soda few
fr,lt teed thereon.
No 10 Al:iv—One other lot in Rome township,
bountred as follows: on the north by lands of Stuillz
.Fotbes: east by lands of Harriet Barnes.; south by
d,e public highway; west by latols - ..0f Harriet -
Issenes, containing II?, acres of land, Wore or less.
No impraVentefits. Seized'and taken ittl'o execu
tion at the snit of E W Spalding vs if L. Parks,
C Ws.Parks,
No:) A LSO---!lne - other Were ortirati in Co'um
bta twee, boonded ac follows:-on the uOrth by lauds
of P G Stereos; east by lands or Samuel Tiokpam
anti W itltam Sconten; south by the public highway;
west by boots of -Wit Mosfer. WI Ilan Bradford
anti the Nicholas - Mester estate. containing kr°
acres or land, more or less. about 75 acres improved
sitit 1 framed lualse.. 3 framed barns and sheds at-.
tachstr. t or , bards of fruit trees do 1 , +311.
~Srized
awl taken into caret: bleu at the suit of E remeroy
vu it H ittsbv. -
No Al.sib—pne other piece - of land In Tri -
two. bounded as follows: north bY landsof G
Esx
far and .lathes Seargoant; east by lands of John V
Ballard: folith by lands of John V Ballard and
Robert Ballard; west he lands of-Newton Fannlogl
caste, Wm Tonna- mill Alexander Carimul. con
taining 223 acres or land, monc• Or less, about 125
Improved, with 1 (ranted house I framed barn with
aneds attached and other oat buildings and a few
fruit trees thereon. Seized and takes into execn
:ion at the suit of E Pomeroy vs James Griffin. •
No otLer piece of land.ln Athena
twp. !tomtits,' as follows: Known as lot No fiaecords
log to a rnap and -survey made by 7, F Walker(
January 23. 1971, sal .1 lotebeing situate on the west
side of Thomas Avenue - between lets sold to. Mrs
Wealthy Ann-Cory an d; Archie' SlcVaugh said
lot being 50 feet front on Thomas Avenue and ex..
(coding Lnlstwanlly the same width 150 reet,-con
istinlng *7,5111 square fee: of .lanti,•,:nore or less - ,
with 1 framed house with addition thereon. Seized
and taken into ' execution at the suit of Bradford .
Lasts and Buildlng Association of Athens•twp vs
• George Wessell.
N 023 ALSO—One other piece eland in Wind- -
bans twp. bounded as ftalOws: north by lands of
Ezra Ref nett's; east by lands or Stephen Wickham
and Jacob Wilbur; south by lands - or Leonard-Wll
bur; west by lands of Edward Boardman, on:tain
ted 93 acres of land, more or less, about 65 acres
Improved, with I framed house. I framed barn, 1
trained shop and orehard,or fruit trees theteun.
oe)r4 and taken into execution at the stilt of J W
Woodburn es 'David Nichols.
• No 24 ALSO—Ono other piece of :land in To
remota Bore. bounded - as follows: on, the west by
Second street; norm by an alley. ten feet. leading
• east front Secondatreet (said atley, being betWeett
said let and 011 Battl6lrs itne);east by F Means ,
land and south by Franklin street. being 53, feel=
wide on Fraffkilti street,-and aiwns n feet on'Sce
mitt street. Gi said alley, With 1 two: story trick
dwelling house, I .small framed dwelling Wise,
and few frnit treearbereon. Seized arid taken Into
execution at the snit of Minato Getty k Co n
John Fitzgerohis
• No 23 ALSO—One otheripleen of land In Alba .
Boro,,bout delas follows: on the north :by the pub
tie hlghwayi. leading from 'Aibi to Granville; east
by read leading from Alba to 31innequa Springs;
south t y adds of F S and lead Wilson;
west by lands belonging to -, the - estate of Allen
Crandall. with I frame_ botise, 1 framed barn,
small framed shop and a few fruit trees thereon.
Solzed,smitaken into ellicution at the suit of - E W
Colwell vs S S Reynolds.
•P,ETER J. DEAN, Sheriff.
• TowandA Pa., Jofauary 9,1829. ' •
•_.
-ExECITTOR,SNOTICE.—Nottce
is hereby giVen that persons -In
dented to the estate of Reuben Atwood, late.of t
Ilerriek, deceased, are requested to make immedi
ate paytutut, and all persona having elaims - agaitist -
said estate must present then' duly authenticated
for eettiement. - Bois ATW111190t:„
Hertrelr, U, Man,: - Xiltatea:
Levu.
or levs, alK.at In acres 111,
adatti , ,n toY4;v:4_tyla