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Toadfultilotict
Towanda, Pa., Tintr.:,:lay, Jan. 23, 1870.
A. CHAMBERLIN,
Dealerap
FINE JEWELRY,:
61LVETI r,LATED.AVARE,
\I. AN DA PA, -
T.,waHLIA, 1 4 '~ 4317.
‘ .I.OCAL. AND GENERAL.
A'o.mmuNiCATIONS and letters. generally
thij: o Weeiniay be addressed "1.;1tA1). 7
yffiz :A•ouTER," and they will receive
.i,l9in•pisittentlon,
PrnuivAl ! PoyEtt. has been appointed_
l'o,tinaster itt this place, rice. S. W. AL
rekigned.• 31r,'P. will make mkt:fil
e:Lit and obliging officer. •
U 1?“ 31011.!:() . W. presided at Coart last
11rtitruse, to try cases wliielt
It. McCot.t.tinmai4.ititerested•be
fqrti eleetral to the .11141geship..
fnt'body of a'wonian viho !efts frozen
6 (...14-11, I.l9ned liriUgli Elmira Friday.
for Philadelphia. She' came to her
death ii,..offiewhere near Iliiehettcr.
INT 1 . .7.11;1:1:S 4)F L. - B. rentcm
ter the. elect ion (.)f cAli,..ers at the annual
t/ month.
.11y miler or .
T.v:Lon will deliver a lecture
pi Oild-nitowi-liir, its bilstoty; piowess
and ii..ults at. thironrt I.l.Jive, on Fri
lay 1 ciuin„ 'rho public
ave invitiikl. -
t:o•1 o,tr flit:ll,ls throlfghout the coun
ty vk r shonl4l Lu ;. 4 1 al to g'ecire lt,:ins'uf •
Ncver mind ::Lout the style'
4.1 ions ; ns the trews.
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( NV I.oTt here
alt.quoon to attc:nti the in klugtt
l'..t:olt et•te:roulus 4tt, The
tutneil out 'al4Put itu.kets,
iv! v!ill r.. ..:c. a e,edit.;l,l
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—lt is sill that a family thin, atO,cc.
ola ILI o L their cl dun flu./ to
(IcalL ( Init week. The 'child
tld
MIS • M 11l L2l • and t only
th 41 letting the chi'•l ficci• to
death, (au it is rinn mad about to NO, was
because it I a 0 nbIL 1 ot hp• They
I t if 1 n I I th•; ; ,iiuur little 1 °( by it cif in a
t 1,1 sIL it \l'atcr Stneat ,la nil b, I hey -.apt In a w halo
lu,t.tll I c .1 tnn w dcatroyed—;;'it.icsttlit ('hatham
t I 1 0 •2 11 11) itt ula p te I t o c mum , sin L ik,
first tl•,or alas c ecat,iri as a 4.1 hibg g n o t y hut.
1 att. 1 Is t NC it, tchuse stock NS IS I Licit an inn att. of an insane asylum,
t 1 INIII tad:end t attempt tlill'unbtedly,
Ai /under t insane insll l ,L
1. r ab.nalt ' ‘l . 3 Cr-I
—1•1 1 1110_ el of 11.1 TI DIC MN
it 1(1 •-cue 111111) t,llllll 11 ..ti btall a.. I• IL o h, a 4.110,4 (I I/ 11 of WLl's
ft b unit ti the in `.l. 11. mid 1 • , nia id ftont the residence
(Ara, Ili IA NI 11 . N. \II Shad 11111 set his hrather, tui i)t(rrtssuN,
tirc t ~I.e I•it 1 t It is is fortunately Mond 0, afternoon. Mr. Dicist% o dual
it o anal L'o.llllll slkd befiim lliii , hatan n 0, 41 pirt, N.
d . —'l Ice school bunk at 1,11 ld Hol
low It ul 11,111 % float tructit
* 4-4 I/I-tin ,L Isso
1 a
by lire, on I-!idly cm nin, last, w
t I I. 11 1 I OW of
(11•4 L 11 it;21111t by J tisios.,, and
1.1 Nt Cal \I (IIN , c
ccu to M ice ,l I 1, at 7 o d with great churl. thc. lire WAS (AA111,;111./11-
cd.l2. 011,, 11 at al 11 the 011111 cy.
4. 1, I•s (. of
, It t• 111. wink di imug
I I 1 4, N` (•' I
to s, met w iv,. nt on 'I tics
%l4 , I I, n is \ N il'
(I ty 11 , 4 It seems that he was 141 m -hug
t It tla 4 , n s ( cno
rear a load of amt by sonic in ate, a
biu(icr carte uul'ar.tcncd and struck
4. 1 ant titer I\ i-_ia , g hint down and putting
I :lie 'r ce of , io tA ,,, bra shoulder out of ',Ant —/.4/J4 , tb ,
ti. Int itt the town of niLn, l•
f f -Mr. MNI \ ITO , a soldier of the
e t tti ut , t u of I'l2, dial in Minn,. last week at
, t 1 t month, thetid te of S-I years.
, ((tut , 'VI I
t V will be ( b N ' T —lf there c‘et was a
11 1. 1 side of •tl c sunny ninth win' l e
e ), -eh appy and
, 4 it is laic.L haNt.‘ two .1.1.5 h
1.4 ( hulcltsc cl2ll able ricid, (l ,, and
.tiger z Sol
I 1 1 N 1211 splcncill turs o icd and
to in t cd l,v l•l2cliexl farmer, who I:u uw
11 '1 (111 N ( 111\111n sof farm
life. -
l;uiiriitt•• tail inir to% ing will be the o -
(14 ( f the do' Lilies,
Ili It 141) w in • and %Is t n•• the pl.teef
• a tieA 01 r r here :ntd op cuing
litt-tlicas I•I 1, is lie boss placethat
din OH is f taro unknown to ntu
0 1 0 t I UM t,
ituth tit' 0111 VII .n that have a 110
lit I ac, let tic s that I its have
Itd lure Ml2ll 11 2111113, )( (f n th
,tL b( , hi Is ing a 1 I In 1 " 1 "
their 111 t.• 2) iawycrs inhaltit'the L deceasedvas Ty warmlyestcem
-I•t^cr, king 410 1 1 1, flail to (.41 in 10M f01111(.1 and we
11 II , .Miff I I, no husit (
tit told that the news of his death causes
this ail of the county only fur election
osc ,ultiesss ariouq a large circle of ardent
• N's n 111114 1.11 Sgi dell school, fi anis As a pal ti luouf of this seat
c itid d con t teteachers, di, . rent it is suithy of note that a special
in a noun lint,.•audition.
twin beim! , 110 \ I VSN afilltaed
tt 72 an but one, littlal4 bus (" •
lice, itid rccitpiea hi, or ,„ di „ uises at •.d motherwill President It. A.
roar Olt must of them own nn a faints l' t•E.I, J M. IX vtt,t, Towanda ; How
;t,ij.ytting the village. We also have first- ki El.li t, E A r
class earl emu.' Brothres,
tverlv F GooontN Asstßunt G.
w takethe lead, and drive business ' - ' ' '
with a will I. 6 S., and CL 11. m n, as esc.irts—
(nu. bard, which is another leading fea- c ime over to dty to convey the remains
ture of our is not only composed to Towanda, where the obsequies are to
of good fellows, but are good play cis, and
be conduct-ed.
have (losers ed reputation as first-class
Illtititcj. Us. A Coronet's inquest was held, and after
s never come bele, as the atmos- caret ully invest , gating the facts in
rela
phcre is odious to them. Clothe hang tion to the cause of Mr. Melrtsve,' , l
on the over night, and n t evert a i death the jury returned- this verdict
disturbed on the roost .
Dr H Warner, whose name is a "Cause of death unknown.".
household word in this section, is contin- i The body of the deceased was brought
natty 01l the go night and day looking a` - by specrthtrun to this place Saturday GN-
U r his numerous patients. • He IS both
enin r, and committed to the grave Moti
f neee , sful apd sympathetic in his I
Ott, ts MeV nde him to the isses day afternoon. Quite a number of friends
'Tito
e Hetrick Sunday School Institute from Ithaca, Elmira, Waverly and Atli
• I lilts ,while a.teinhi • the tshei or's
tti .c Court 11. us" ; T 7 1 ,11 I T u i t i a t N. °•intulW6et'llinensedx? ens, were present to testify their regaid
,of Jack 1, was seized with A large gathering is expo Jed, and a good for him while living, and their grief at
I eti t an,l All dead m the Omit time is anticipated his sudden death.
a in in d w
t L d,Lca.st.. between, The Settind Oenerd Convention of the Here, where he was born, and has lived
t "0
...s
Mutual Musical Alliance will meet at this until within lour years p st, he had the
A yin (f mt honored and lit :ice n ucsday moming, February 9th, ropect and regard of the entire commu
t fen, old his sudden death -and el, se on rulday e%enitig following. nity, and his personal and devoted friends
k over tLo conitnunity The sei N lees Of 11. It. Palmer, of New I were many. kind and generous in dispo
-0,1 , bast, been seemed to be present sition, frank and genial in manners, with,
it le it id. (1, His less will be deeply
"tut ot Musical Directin. This Alh- adnnrablei b isnic%s qualifications, he was
f t " (* II" Ir and fl ds• — Molt/ O'C Mile is doing good work in bringing out more than all, a kiwi husband and father,
/ the musical talent in its JilalbClClaoL2, and I and a valued and reliable friend. Hissed
'• Iti )s' w c mow .to MoNT ults.
should ,s be well patromied at its gather- den and unexpeeted death was a shock to.
Penal. the community, who sympathize with the
11 stand on Feb. Jan. 15, tereaved relatives and friends.
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:' , 1 , •11;!.,:4: ;tt ilx •!tallge iloit.l
j;:n_;! , .1111t-n. juniir..4 to lii
Iu• shot. ttrice in tile vicinity
ti tie hear:, 110 V` t1V.,.10111/iedlY
MEN
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I of bin!, ing
11; , .1 .:I , d the 6ctlipai!t of.
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CITIIC 1.(;"
ye 1. f10:1/ ill-
•; 1.1 C EvENT.-Or Thurs.-
a race speCtgdie
'in the western heavens.
Vc:nis and the ino, , n will be in
N% i'.7.Clll* on the sec
, ;.1 and tin: planets
d—n, if I..ohea inunciliately
=MBE
tl.o sun sOs, vi.iy low in the west.
i,i 141 c :-1:2; b clear or only Firtia,ll) -
(I , ,ti with clonch , , the sight will bebne
1..11 splendor. A teleseope Will
tl.;• view intensely interesting.
THE Wellsboro• Gazette states in regard
to a Mrs. RnonAJorrEs, :of Charlton,,
that her last illu6s was marked brampk
traordinary- !Circumstance: She had - bCert
cent iltlinieg. fur labout a year.
• Feur
months ago she took her bed and lingered
a/opg with Varied changes until 20 days
j beeore her death. She then lost all phy
sical anitnation, although her mind seem
ed unimpaired. From then until .ter
.death.. (a i?eriod of 2i days) she lived
without nourishment orally ldiFd. It
seems -almost ineredi,ble that life
. could
have been :maintained, but there •is no
quelition of the fact. Deceased—was 68
yea's of. age. ~ •
A mat:nit:LE Winning accident befell
h 1ad1.6 - Years old, and ECM
of Jertuto at Great Bend, on Wed-,
pcsdav aft'ernoon of last week. .14-stri
was hunting with companions, and when
they stopped rested bah hands crossed
over the Inuzzle'of his gun, and leaned
over.-it. By some means the gun wa•Ydis
chargud; and the chargci pa6ed through
:the 11:Inds and several shot perforated ono
ear and tore a hole in the hat of young
MAcK. • T sideofdds,head was scOreh
ed and his,face • tilled with powder. Ho
was taken home and 'given surgical, at.
tendance. The left arm was amputated.
IN revising our subscription lists, doubt
less mistakes may occur by the diseiitin- ,
uanee of papers that have beeti .paid iu
advance. As We arc very anxious to deal
fah ly and justly with every ono, • we _will
thank those whose papers are stepped be
fore the c4irat ion of Olieir time of 'sub
scription to notify and the mistake
will be primiptly, rectified. The printed
label on each paper shows the date - of ex
phation of sUbsciiption; and Whenever it
is not correct; we should be immediately.
notitied.'.Hereafter the accutintis will li
more carefully and systematically kept,
and niii,taiies will be of tare occurrence.
M. E. T. Fox
Tr. t. b4ly of Mrs. Kt.:AAA:3r, the mother
of Mr._ citAitLEs KELLUM, of this city, ar
rived en the- train yesterday. We are in-,
formed by• Mr. KELLUM that his Mother
was 92 years of arc, and Met her sad
death on New Year's day, by her clothes
accidentally taking. lire. He had -not
heard alt the particulars. Mr. KELLUM
and his family have - the syMpathy:
of the community in this bereavemeut t of
a nature so e•ziraorditiary, and lamenta
ble. The •deecased has always Leen a lady,
iistroug„charact yr, and rctriatkablc; for
hei• vitality, as %yds shown by the extreme
age she :Ik . .ilia to be cut. oil at last by a
f e Rep (fee a,
apf,2:4l - .IIICC ill
,J't
AVE xv'qtl,l c:111 the attention of our
reiolels to an error in ilto article. i.:11 Prof.
m_11 . 011.4, in the Eilocaiional Column.
"I The Latiti fottunla titclit given stiottlit
it:t.l::.; f0'.140.u• :
of the 11r:olf
I
/ ,,, (• , c't . . the girl's or of the girl.
the tla gill's pcn
tile pen f .N,l..il:r.the girl's pen.
Ict'ft• 1,
+,u.l l'y S;t'.:st;tuti • ,
! - :zt!ii:ite ()If tlic
The oi•ject tLe founula tear 3 a
V V•ous:_rl lii. to tra literally and
- simple Latin N; irds and
cod' should l be tbor
'00;;I:ly thlen.toz.d before proceeding to
the next.
11(• $4,;111
the tie
.4(frcr'!iici
‘.l' ractisc, aged
i 1 cut lt-F
B.
s t u.!- :—:\ s
1., .•f
tct
ryrce;v i tql
is 'with it. along'
,•11 or 11:e pcil
pePh,r,the . tLe pen lotc!itt
h -the girl's pen
CousTv.—from - the Mansfield
Plrraß ITEutitcla-WIIERi4ABOUTS.—Iu
akisWer to 0 . 9 stories that have been told
icr - tegard to Old - sibsencoOt Mi. PET=
ITEnDic, Dr. F. riNKL.r., of Columbia, hie
physician, pul lishes 'a card in.the
delphia Press of Thursday. lir. llrrixrs
fUkys : "Yon will!do me a .great act of
ju4ido by informing your :readers tbit
31r..I1EnDic has been under my treatment
since b \ ctubcr, 1.870, and as soon as he
vas sullieiently convalescent of his severe
attack of \atartli, that to end
in catarrh pneumonia of both lungs, I or
ofdeted him to go south and .speed the
winter in,a drY; temperate climate, And
thus effect a peifeet restoration of hisrde-•
sired health. Tln I N post :office hero and
telegraph office, as %veil as the railroad to
Williamsport; . could testify of his where
abouts, aud. , lhope this \ will satisfy yout
interested readers," \
• \
•
• •
TUE estimable wire of ReV , ,,C.l.nrat SAL
MON writes from Prairie City,lll., Wain-
Westing letter : • - •
rii.tinte CITY, 111., Jan. \ 8, 1879.
3EII. Eames—D ear 'Sir ; ; Olt \ . 1 11V0 •
doubtless beard of peoples' blessed, (?)
:with Unice hands a right, a loft, and \" a
littlo behind hand." Wellove aro of that
class, els& wo would not• have been sik
months late in -renewing for the.itEpon.\ ,
;r m. The fact is, I have been trying for
a year past to write you of this place And
people, tell you hew we appreciate your
paper and renew" it at the same tune.
'put "hurry and drive" are the masters
li:re, and they giie us no 1-aection. Just
now, however, mir energieS are thawing
out after being f4ozen, and I hasten to
write I.cioretheyiagain congeal.
The New Year "came in like a lion"
herd, and that - cold wave struck us infulk
face. The morning of the 2d the mercury
was twenty-tour degrees below zero, and
the" next uidining it' was twenty-eight.
Matters began'tcr minullt little on the 4th;
but yesterday was the first mild day—
though the therniometer stands below ze
ro yet. Last year at this time we had a
" mud blockado,l' whieli began in October,
- and lasted till tl . early March . ;this ycau
we have eighteen inches Of snow 1
• good
sleighing fur four, weeks Past. -Both an
ekceptional winter so
_"the oldest inhab-1,,
itant says." Farmers are wearing lend'
faces hereabouts!; corn is twenty cents a
bushel, and hogs $2.00 per hundred. As
these are the two staples, of this re„f•ion,--
farming, does not pay This year. The best,
farmers here' are! ex-Pennsylvanians, and
if anyone can make money tilling the soil
they can. They have - the best buildings,
neatest hedges, and the - most convenien
ces generally. Our most successful, hon
est and honored business men are from
Pennsylvania top.
We bend $OO 'for the RE:POI:TEL
When our subscription expires let us
knew. We enjoy the news from Old, Brad
ford, and wilt take it as long as we can.
of t h e lirm, your friend.
I 11. G. C. SALMON.
Hos. J. M. MASTER, Insurance Com
mis:doper of Pennsylvania, speaks as ful
lows in his last . A.Liinal Report, in regard
to the lapsing" Of life insurance policies :
1 ' The impies,l;iou prevails that it is to
the advantage of companies to have their
policies lapiefor Imo-payment or premi
min; ;: that, at:.• a rule, they contrive to
bring about this - method •f termination,
and then refuse:- lin- optittible settlement
with yolit.:3-ltolilerS This impression is,
to a ;neat extent, idunded upon miscon
ception. The policy-holler who pays
one or two pretniums, and then discontin
ues payment, (hies; a positive injury to the
ounpany. lid cost of carry big his insur
ance and procuring a substitute -Is, in
many cases, greater to the company than
the umoutt of premiums paid, and he is
emitted to no tel A large'proportion
of the forfeited: glides are of this charac
ter. Then it must be remembered that
policies on gor-0 lives, which it i t desira
ble for - the ("mural*y fo keep. are notch
more likely to lapse for non-payment of
premium s, than policies on bad lives
which it is dosb able for the company to
lose. Thc. latter class make every exer
tion 10 keep th i cir policies alive, while the
former are Mai-IN:it:a. The body of the .
coinpan3's pitheies are deteriorated by the
lapsing pow-ens. The company is dam
aged by the dciiertion of its best lives—
and yet this class .of rolicyr holders tare
very apt to feel aggrieved If a liege pro
rol ion or pn!thilllns are het returned 40
them when they retire."
This is of ihicrest at this. time, in vi4w
of tin; action of the Mutual Life Insurance
Compauy of Now York, regarding its re
tiring niemb4s. The Mutual has been
'charged with injublice to old policy hold
en:, by Many Will meaning person, who
are profoundly ignorant of the 'true prin
ciples of mutual life-insurance.
- SUDDEN I)L'Vtli OF JOHN D. MONTANYE.
—The sad and shocking news came by
telegraph on Saturday Morning last, that
dons D. MwiTativt: wai found dead in
his bed. Tbd Ithaca Journal gives the
' following particulars: Ile was found dead
. in his bed this morning by his housekeen
er when -he went to call him to break
fast: It was '! - of course not known. how
long Hu had been extinct when the
boxnekeeper sought to arouse Mr. MoS-
T. , .SvE, but the doctor who was summon
ed, said the form was rigid when he ar
rived, and although the trunk still retain
ed some warmth, it was probable that the
spirit ,had 4.l4arted hours before. k.Tho
posture of the body iudi zi,tcd that - death
had been abselutely painless and without
"a sign of a strugkle. • Reclining there on
his side, hiS, face 'naturally and easily
resting on thii palm, and with
, one arm
carelessly tl2rown across his breast—he
seenied only 'as one wrapped in peaceful
slumber. • Whatever the cause, death had
come quickly anti witliout, a pang. His
wife had hift the day previous to visit her
little . daughter and friends in Towanda.
The dec,a'scd became a resident of Ith
aca about fonr.years ago. lie first made
the acquaintance of our business men as
auditor for the receiver-of the then Itha
en, Geneva & Athens Itaifroad ; since his
duties in that position Laminated hi; had
bcen en,;aged in difibrent matters Atlatiug
to railroading, awl since _Ajn
had charge Of the now coal ';:ard at the
Inlet. In business he was -known as !an
unusually expert ace , mutant, and 'those
who knew him socially speak of him _as
one of the I.italest and most genial of
Tau mans frieudauf Hon. J.A.Yinzu
will be gratified to learn that ho le much
improved in, health, with a fair 'piespect,
of an entire recovery. - .
CIIANGE OF Tnas.—Tho Singing School
taught by blr. E. F. Goilrin &mew
moot q*ChriO.Pinnek (Episcopal); Ta
winds, will be held on Friday , eveniug,
Jan: 24, 1879, at 6 o'clock, Instead of Sat
urday afternoon. - - i
Tug present month may be fairly oral;
tled an old fashioned whiter. So many
dayiof continueini cold weather with ex
cellent sleighing have - not been known in
keyeml years. The ice Bridge at this plice
is in excellent condition for crossing, and
the; ice horses hive been filled with ice of
a qUality not to be surpassed.
AT a regular meeting of Towanda.
Lodge, No, 290,. K. 'of P., held on' ties;
day evening; Jan 187 . 0; the following
officers were installed by D. D. G. C. J.P.
VAN Irf,Av.r, for the ensuing term .
P. C.—L. R. FROST. • •
C. C.—O. J. CnumucK., - •
•Y. U.— C. C. Mow En.
torinitus •
AT. of E.-11. E. BABCOCK.
of —Gro. CLARK.
and ORCUTT.
H. liikAw3; -
D. ItiDawme.
KEYSER.'
DlsTuli Deputy FAN FLEET installed
the following officers of Mountain Cliff
Lodge . , E. o \ f \ P.', for tho current term :
P. .C..—Cn.acs McGsz.
C. c.—FRANK CRAWFOIiD. •
V 8.--GIEOI.thE \ BEVEIItIDgE:
Predate—RonnuTsCsiumnix. -
.M. DiTCLISUAN.
if. of F. CROIALEY.
- .11. of IL ii/141 - S.T.ANIIIEW
M. at A.—NV:m.lmi firr,Eurnon.
• G.—AncrimALD lIAY. \ .
Drrcununal:\ ,
-OMIT PROCEEDINGS.—SpEciAI, T ERM.
Jilie.A.filt 20, 18:79. \ -
II S Ilollon vs G -11
open judgment
In re the assignment of Hiram Morten
for the benefit of his creditors.—Ciiin
discharge Lis Assignee, W T Horton.
W R Storrs, Assignee of J F Means, vs
14 -coming Fire Insurance Co.--Rnle to
strilre - ofrjudgment, and sot aside service
of summons:
W .1 Davies vs James Fee.—Rule to en
-join Sheriff from selling defendant's real
estate.
Samna] Walbridge vs W W Decker
Covenatit. A C Elsbreo vs J
Assumpsit—A C Elsbree vs,J, b Kysor,
et al—Ar , sempsit.—Cases settled., •
Elias llunsieku vs Cornelius Hunsick
er.—EjeCtment.. H F Maynard, J San
derson, N C Elsbree and W II Carno
eban, Est"r plaintiff; H W I'atrick,•l
N Evans and Ellianau -Smith, Esc's, far
deivndant. On trial.
WYOMING COUN TT.—From the DCTII
Crat •
FRANK Y. Terrr.n, .of Towanda, the
court reporter, was proMptly on hand
Monday morning to aid in the di4patcli
of court badness. He is reported V) ho
one of the best reportets Tgi the State and
it i; claimed through the, aid of the re
porter t forwarding of court business
mo • han makes up the additional ex.
pt._ Ise.
ye
—The heaviest snow storm of the sea
son visited this - section last week. It
commenced snowing Thtirsday morning
and it fell to the depth of ten or twelve
fiches, making excellent. sleighing.. Ow
iug to the heavy wind. ou Thursday
many of the roads are badly drifted. The,
train on the Montrose Rail Way was un
able to make its regular trips for a rturit
ber of days after the storm.
—The" tannery of this place is doing a
large and constantly increasing business,
and is carried on in a style that • evinces
the. Superintendent of skillful and pm-'
dent managers. It pays employes from
t 1.151 to 1.60 per. day. This is bettei•
wages than the railroads and coal mines
arc paying, and makes the taintory a very
desirable institution to our • merchant's
and business men•.as well as tO the place
in general. . •
WESTERN BRA DFORD.—From the North
ern 7'kr Gazette:--
—There was a ire on the road leading
north about a mile from the old Church,.
on Saturday evening; About 0 o'clock,
while the family of llonEnT ,SWAIN were
at Church, their large barn was discover
ed to be on fire r and I% 4 as-cot:minima' with
all its contents consisting of liay;-graiU
and farming tools. The light was plainly
visible from this place. The barn was in
sured,..but wo have not been 'able to learn
• for -what amount . The number of tires
in that region of late yearsrsugdests in
cendiary work, and an investigation would
be in order.
—Tuesday . afternoon, as Rcv. JOEI.
JEWELL and his wife were coming- down
Paine's 11111, their horse became frighten•
ett at a train and plunged down the hill at
a rapid rate, upsetting the cutter and
throwing both the eectipants out,, Elder
JitiVELL striking violently against thv .
bridge, receiving a very severe cut on the
head which bled profusely. Mrs. JEWELL
was but slightly injured. The home ran
on into the Village breaking the thM s
looSe, and, was finally ,caught near the
house of War. Pim. Elder JEWELI. was
taken to the Troy House; and carefully
attended, and vas-able to'return home in
, .
the evening. • ..', -
.--.'it the Baptist Church meetings con
timie, prayer meeting :MO preaching ett
ry evening this week. The resalt ‘ so far
has been a number of conversions. N.
townsroun, - Witt. Monoms, a mer
chant known almost 'to everybody. in the
county, is lying verylli with dropsy, from
which he has been prostrated, for the past .
three orfour weeks.
—The following officers were installed
Dec. 27, 1878, in Trojan Lodge, No. :30u,
A. Y. M.: GEo. DuAmi,' W., M.;* A. C.
P.A.N.Neco, S. W.; JOBS C. STRAIT, J.W.;
J. W. GOULD, Treas.; R. C:
See'y. The following were appointed
AUSTIN LEONARD, S. D.; ARTHUR. D'
LIN, J. D.; S. S. iluooncs, S. M.; B. E.
nocKomt.,,J. M.; R. E. WILLIAIIS, Par.;
MILTON Ilmint.tx, Chaplain ; E. PORTER,
Tyler.
—On Friday night, about 9 o'clock,
AUEI. S. blara.r.v, who resided in a fine
house on the read between Troy and Al
ba, and about a mile north of the latter
place, was compelled to attend to the
wants of a grandchild who cried for a
drink, when he found. his house all on tire
over the kitchen, coals of fire tumbling
on the floor. .A portion of his family were
gone as well as his immediate neighbors,
and several grandchildren .of ,di orent
• ages had bccu sent to stay with "grand- -
pa." Ms son GORDIE was with them,.
and it was with difficulty that they !were
rescued, from bedrooms up stairs. Only a
few neighbors discovered the fire and lent
their aid, and mach property was thus de.:
strayed that night which would otherwise
bnve been sAved. As it -was the fire corn
laded the work of destruction.: The loss
would bo hard to estimatei but we under
'stand he was insured with POltrthieit Br6s:
le; about $2,100. The °dile of tbe Are
.11 supposedto have been a defective fine , .
—oi Monday afternoon of last week, a
'little after 4 o'clock, As, PoLLINs TRAM;
living in the edge •of Springfield twp.,
joining East Smithfield on the - west, was
'Sawing wood-With his son in the chip yard
ioar the house, and having cut the.
'nearly off, stopped a moment and Said to
his son;
." We will finish this-cut . and, an:
other one, then we will go and see to the
cattle and sheep." At this he Annielk
quickly ironed,. and exclaimed,• "Oh
dear :" and fell a corpse. A . physician
was quickly called, who pronounced the
disease, apoplexy. The, deceased_ was a
highly respected and well-to-do" farnter.
Me was in the fifty-fourth year of his ago,
and one of the first settlers in Smithfieldi
lie leaves a wife and thme children. At
his funeral his seven brothers acted as
pall - bearers, one walking with the minis-
JAYMisir7..l, well known in thisvoun
ty, and highly . esteemed ,by hosts or
friends, has just been discharged from
Danville Itumne Hospital as cured. "Ho
was pat in the Asylum'under very evident
mental Aeration, but soon recovered un
der treatment. lle is writing for the No-
Clonal Recoid, of Dan Ville, wherw ho re
mains.
NEVER RETURN.—It is said that one
out of every four real invalids who go to
Denver, CM.,to Sec - over health never re
turn to the East or South' oicept as a
corpse. The undertakers, next to the bo,
fel keepers, have the most profitable bui-
Incas. This excessive mortality may be
prevented and patients served and cured
sunder the care of friends and loved ones
"athome, if they will but use Ilop Bitters
in time. This we know. See other`col
mun. - !
BUSINESS LOCAL. •
rfr -Mrs. Z. 7. MINOOS his TRIMMED
WATS for ON Z DOLLAR. and 'towards.
Efr Miss E. J. MtNaos is just Opening
'a
- new stock of Autumn Millinery Goode, whlCh
ahu luyitee the attention of tho Indies. augY9.
Chi'! Ladies limas Trimmings, 411 .
Now styles, at SNY.LL & r,.112.:11.AM"8,111 few doOrs
north of itercur's Block.
Cotumn has the best wearingßh
\for Men, toys and Toiiths , wear ever offered: to
Towanda, and at prices within pm read% of all.
t'!l full assortment of Fairy Go(ids
at Ssr4.L & ai few doors north of
Mcrcui`s Block. •
Tlke Largest, Best and Cheapest
lino or : , E.Lea x for Ladles', Misses' and eltildrens'
wear Is fonnetti s t Clousan's new stare, corner Ifaln
and & Noble's Block. arrvis
Vir Coma& \ Bakery Wagon, of the
Ist Ward Bakery, win bo on band 'dilly with .
Fresh Crackers hot [rem the oven, 'Bread, Plea,
Cakcs, ike
or Don't yon forgOtit. Wo have',,an
exc.:neut. CRACK ER 31Milti \ FACTORT to th:tstt
at COWt.ES' BAKERY, where you Owl- -buy; the
best 'fresh-baked crackers.
Mr' For tickets to all points West,
North and gout hwest„ at the lowest ilosslblo rates,
call on or address, It. E. ailcocic, ,Agent, at
Uppir Depot, Towanda.
r3r•l.. B. lloniiEus cballepges vitfipc
itlon ter ,finality or incsis and low prices on gash,
mors, Blinds and 110 blinks, and al building rria
e'rlal. • .
Ear' Various catAes-I(lvaucing yOrs,
care. sickneis; dleapodntment, and hereditary
proltspositloit--all operate to turn the haly, gray,
and either of them tnelines It to shed premature
ly, ' AYEIt'S HAIR VIGOR will restore fadrid or
gray, light and red Mar to a rich brown.or deep
black; as may be desired.. It softens and ch4tises
the scalp, giving It a healthy action, and removes
and cures dandruff and Itittnurs. l By Its use falling
hair la checked, and a now'growth will be.prOduc
est In all cages v. here the follicles are not deity - op
odor glands decayed. 'lts effects an beautkully
shown ort.brashy. weak, or sickly hair to which a
few applications will produce the glotts.ana fresh
ncss of youtli. Ilarmlestkanti sure, In its *ration,
it Is incomparable its a dressing, and
. 1s capcClally
.valued for the soft lustre and richness of tette It
Imparts. It mutat - its neither oil nor dyit, 'anti will
not soil or color white cambric ; 'yet it lasts Mng
on the hair, and keeps It fresh and stigoreua.l FOR
SALE EY A I,L 'SEALERS..
DIED.
tATTI.E.—At I'llut Huck. Cherokee Co.,i lowa,
Dee. 4, Ih7A, Mrs. 'Rebecca Little, aged G 5; years .
and 6 months. - • ,
Little eras a native of Pennsylvania, and
over 30 years a resident of Bradford Co.
CAI:SIAS.—At Mountain Lake, Jan. 3, ta7o, of
heart disease, Mrs. Ann Carman, in the 04.0 year
of her age. -
Mrs. Carina:And been for over 40 years W mem
ber of the Methodist Church. She had been a wt'
dow for'neaily II years, and,having burled 41of her .
children her cares and trials were many : Yet her
faith In. Christ was strong. She was a kind and
loving mother, and esteemed.by all who know her.
A large course of sympathizing; friends followed
het remains to her last resting place ;but 1.4 r work
was done aiutwoll Joao.
TOWANDA MARKETS:
REPORTED DY STEVENS & LONO,
0 encrallleaters In Giocertoa and Produce. Patton'a
mock, corner 3laln and DrMin Streeils.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN.= IVO.
-
PAYING. A 1141.1NG
Flour per bid' • 5 2565 625 5 7,:a 7.00
Flour per sack 1 1. .300 I'so . 1 5050 175
Corn Meal per 100 lbs... 1 000 1 25(4
Chop Feed 1 000 - 1 20(4
Wheat, per bush ' • 00(4 100. 1 040 110
Corn , 4'..`01 • FsSa.
Oats,
Buckwheat
Buckwheat
(lover soodoweilliiin,
Timothy, westein,...
Beans, 62 lin,
Pork. moss...
Pressed-hogs
Hams
'Chickens „
Turkeys
Ducks
Geese
Lard- - t ...
Butter, tubs..
Bolls -
F:ggs, fresh..
Cheese ,
careen apples, hush
Potatoes. per bushel
Onions..
Beeswax
5f74.5 GO
.4544 50
6C® 1 73
5 005$ •
1 kfat 1 75
1 ma I u 0 i ockl 2 00
12 5C(a bbl. 050 10
I=
Hides'
Veal Flans..
DeaCIMI
Shoeprel6l,
Tallow
Wmot
10.1 ENRY E. DRAKE,
JR sys,r,E R,
Corner Lake and Water Streets,
Y
, . .
,
' t
•
Elpifts, 'N.Y., Aprll IS, .73.15,
ATTENTION rAR3IERS I I
If you Ivlhh to sell your
HAY, GRAIN, BUTTER & PRODUCE
generally for nEADT caw, at the highe ,
tmarket
rices call at
SMITH 3 PAILS•S WTSAIJKING I , PA,.
where yen wllTaleo ilnd a well spleeteld stock of
goods, sailing at bolted', prices,
Wysa!dclng, Sept, 20, 11117.
pROVERB I S
"The Rlcbest Rtoal, Sweeteet Brea - Ward the
?alive Skin In Hop Bitters," - I
little Rep Bitters saves big .doctor bills and .
long slclteeas.” j
"That invalid wife, mother. sister or, child can
be made the picture of health with Hop Hiltons.",
"When worn doWn 'anti ready to take your bed,
Hop Hitters Is what you need."
"Don't physic and physic, for It weakens and
desiroYs, but take Hop Bitters, that build up con
thnally.•
"Physicians of all schools use and recommend
flop Bitters. Teat them."
"Health - stud -beauty is s jeli-liop Bitten gates
health and beauty."
"There are more mares made with Hop Bitters;
than all Miter medicines." '• '
"When the baits It wearied, the nervet unstrung.
the muscles weak, use Hop Bitters."
"That low, nervous. fever, want of I sleep and
weakness, calls for Hop Bitters. - I
•
1101' COUGH CUREI. --- AND PAIN iiELtar IS
PLEASANT, 81.11{E, AND CHEAP.
Von SALE UT ALL DILOCCISSTS.
iNsuRANcE.-1 .
MMtMI
This provisions of Insurance policies an of
pertauee to the !Wanted as well as the !usurer. It
will not do to treat thein otherwteo. The poll•
sties should be read with ewe. There j .fiethtnti
In them unjust; bidden or hard to understand.
Thorn to much that it fair, right, direct, binding
and pi Importance to all, which honesty and fat e
nom will gladly endorse and act up to.
•
N BANKRUPTCY.—In
A. Dis
trict Court of the United States, for the West
ern District of Pounsybranta.:: •
Or. la D. Bartlett, of Towanda Borough,
Bradford county:TA, &Bankrupt under - the Act.
of Congress of Starch 24, 1867, having applied for a
discharge from 411 his debts, and other cialnis
NoTable under said. Act, by order 'of the Court,
Notice Is - hereby glien to all Creditors wiru.havo .
proved - theft debts, and,otherversens Interested,
to appear on thed7th day of YEBRUAIIY. 1874, at
10 o'clock A. It., before. B. A. Mercer, Esq., Beg.
Ister In Bankruptcyat -his °dice, In Towanda
ra.,10 show "cause If ' any they. have, why a ''dis
charge should not be granted to the said Bankrupt.
13:C. mccANDLEBS,
Clerk.
ECM
31.. PECK, •
A11 : 011NET-AT-LAW.
Office,covei Iltsund k II Ill's Meat market
Towanda, Jan. 15, 110.
HARDWARE
. AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES!
JUNE, AGENT,
- In now oponing a largo and general assortment of
Hardware, 1 Cutlery, Stoves, Natis, iron,
Pnlnts, - 011t, Varnhhea, Tinware, 11oint0 Varnish
'lug tiooda,'ate., purchased for cash and Worm! for
race at gargalns to these who pay cash for goods.
EEM
P ANG ES .and COoking Stoves, for
Jai Coal and Wood. at low prices, at JUNE'S.
-
%IRE Graphic and New Jewel, the
moat Nrtect undpruameutal boating gores In
the world, at JUNE'S.
THE 'Gossip, the bestrlow-priced
Move for offices and ehanittersever made, at
'JUNE'S.
T -1 , 4 OR Horse-Shoes and Horse-Shoe
JUNE'S.
_L' got°
TIN W A RE—a large and general.
assortment at I ,, wprlces, at JUNE'S.
ALARGE stock of. Bar, Square,
Round . , tialf-Round, Oral, lialf4nral, Raid,
and Hoop. Iron, at • JUNE'S.
'OR Paints, Oils, and• Varnishes,
. go to - . JUNE'S.
WINDOW GLASS, from ix 9 to
24:3G, at • • .JUNE'S.
SCREWS and Tacks, direct from
the manufacturers, for sale at wholesale and
foal'. at reduced prices, at JUNE'S..
T AMPS, Lamp Burners, Chimneys,
_LA Shades, and Wicks of every variety. at
.JUNE'S.
lOPE, Sat.ll, Cord, Twine - and
s Wick. rill size N ' JUNE'S.
AISTERISS—a great Tariety at
X./ law, prices, at JUNE'S.
CAST and Toe Corks (Steel), at
JUNE'S
•
44(0)',0
7.5(4
3.0
. 1 2,0
7 , 8( •10
.. 'KO 10 11+ (4 1 12
50 9 leo 72
t4O 10
7( 7 1 10(4
17.0 18 , 16(d
140 15 15 ® 20
2.0 -21
INa 11
6‘063
6(*) - .60
11.14
4Na SO
7=e3
7.(;) so
01(105
4C WO
V(430
, (4Z.
051406
2.102 S
u.v Abutimaints. \
EIS UALE POLICIES;
, CLEAR. CONTRACTS
A BSOLUTZ EIVMUITY.
WM. S. VINCIT,
TUIVANDS:,
r •
OCKS, Latches, and Bolts,.evety
variety and kind, at ' JUNES.
DISSTON'S Celebrated Saws, at
.11TNE`S.
TABLE.and Pocket Calm-, at,
JUNK'S
ITOUSE Furnishini Gotwil
N AILS and Spikes, all sic,Naut.s
- NORWAY and Swecd's Iron at
JUNE'S.
MECHANICS will find a good aa;
tartment of Tools at JUNE'S.
A •LA.RGE'stock of Philadelphia
11 Can 'ago and The Dolts, at JUNE'S. '
IRE Cloth, at
POWDER, Shot and Caps, for sale
ji at . JUNE'S.
BLASTING Powder, at
1)_1_
"DIMS "and Rasps, "a . full assort
_L. molt, at JUNE'S. .
VMMERY Cloth and Paper, and
.4.9 and Paper, at JUNE'S.
I3RASS Kettles and Hollow Ware,
.? at low prlcea, at- ' JUNE'S.
Towanda, No 20, 1973.
Legal.
SHE RI F F'S SALES.—By virtue
of sundry writs issued out` of the Court, of
Column Pleas of Bradford County, and to me di
rected, I will expose to pnblle saloon FRIDAY,
the 7th day of EIIIIILT ABE, 1179,10 the door of the
Court House, In Towanda Borough; at I °lock, P.M„
the following described property, to wit;
No. I.—ONE lot of land, In AthensDorongh,
bounded'as follows : Beginning at .a post - on the
west side of Main street, the north east corner of a
lot owned he W C Shapety, , thenee along the„nortk
line of the said Shapely's lot, north west 13%;
perches, thence north 12%." west 3 3-10 p•-rches,
thence south 77,% 0 cast 12% perches to a 'waren
west side of said. Main 'Street; south 12% , 1 east
3 2-10 perches to the place of beginning, containing
-to perch.% of land, more or lets, with 1 framed
house. I horse-barn and a-few fritit trees theleon.
.1 t being the Fane piece of land conveyed by .1 It
11111 and Aril. , to John J 0 dint Is, by deed, dated
Nov. 11, 1871, and recorded In Deed BOok NO 123,
page. 255.
Vol ALSO—One other lot of land in Towanda
Borough. bounded - as follows: beginning In the
east line of Main street at the northwest corner ..f
patron's Block, northerly along the said east line
orMalu street 25 fect,„to the south line of M E
Solomon's lot; thence easterly along said Hoe nt.l
.1 F Means' line le7 feet to the north-west corner
a int conveyed by said 0 01106, et al, to the Penn.
&.N Y Canal & It It Co; thence southerly-along
said It It Co's lot 25% ft to the south-west corner
thereof; thence westerly along the north line of an
alley and land 0.1 0 Patton. to the place of be
ginning, containing shunt 4025 square feet of land,
more or leas, wtth 1 frame building and out houses
thereon. the right title and interest of
Jno J rlinfit in and to a certalnlnick wall stand
ing on the north side of said lot, as art forth in a
contract from M E Solomon to ,)no Jr Grillith,
dated kugnt 15.19, and .recertled in Deed Houk
No 17, page 413 &c.
No 3 ALSO—Ono other lot of land itrTuwanda
Borough, bounded has follows: beginning at-north
out corner of the aforesaid . 11 It Co's lot,. thence
southerly along the cut side thereof 25% lost to
the senth.east corner thereof; thence eatiteriyisiong
lino of J U Patton s land to the west aide of Water
street; thence northerly along the west line of Wa
ter street to J F Means' south line: thence wester
ly along the same to the place of beginning, cOn-
Lathing about M . square feeler land, more or less,
With 1 small fra me building thereon.
No 4 ALSO--One other lot of land In Towanda
Thrtough,houtded as follows: beginning ate cor
ner In the east line of. Water street and south line
of .1 F Means' land; thence easterly along said
Means , . •line to the Susquehanna river; thence
southerly down the same about ttS ft; thence west
erly parallel with the first mentioned line to the
east the of Water street; thoncealong the sante
to the place of beginning. Seised and taken into
execution at the suit of E W Ilfdle and Overton &
klercue, use, vs John J Griffith, Joseph Patton,'
DaniefSweet and Bridget Street, %.T.
No 5 ALSO—One other lot of land In West Bur
liniton twp, bounded as follows: on the north by
lands of Ranson Cutler; east by lands of Nathan
Decker; south by lands of Allen Henry; west by
binds of Stephen Stiles, cohlalni kg 50 acres of laud,
mere or. less, about 30 acres improved, with 1 fnun
ed house, I bowl bans and's few fruit trees thereon. .
-Noised and taken Into execution at the suit of E
Pomeroy vs Stephen L Perry. Also, E Pomeroy
vs Stephen L t'erry and Daniel Perry.
' No S ALSO=flive other lot of land In Tuscarora
tail. bounded as fellows: on the north by lands of
lIIf Rugg; east by the public hlghtliay; south and
and west by. lands of D lf Rugg. containing S'
an acre of land; more or teas . , all hsdroved, with 1
framed house, I hen house, and few fruit trees
thereon. Seized and taken Into eremitism at the
snit of Thomas Molt & CO vs 11 L Itugg. Also,
Thomas Merideth va If I. Rugg.
•
No T s ALSO—dos other knot land In OrWeillwp,
bounded as follows: en the-north by-land4of Tracy
Chula:tick; east 11 . 1LInds of J W Pare:lll4nd W
1:0.1
Win
/1. Picketing; soul by public highway; west
finds of Marcus tabrook estate, and Lima
Robinson. containing 159 acres and 1:0 rods,, more
' erica, *Unit 150 sues Ityproted, Vitt 1 tram
iiiiia
haggis.: framed barns, and 2 orchards of fruit trees
,thergen.° Seised as taken Into execution at the
kult:Of Stephen Tdory vs W P Payson.
\No 6 A LSO-oOne other lot of land le Rome
beinnded as follows on the north' by lands of Dan.
Unison; est by lands of .1 M Russel; meth by lands
Of Arnaud& Russell; west by lands of Dan. ituesell.
containing 117 acres of land, mom or less,. about IS
atres Improved, ntr,bulidlngs. and bdt few fruit
Beds thereon.- Seised and taken Into execution at
the Suit of, William, Cook' ea•C Jane Conklin,.whe
survives
No LIALSO-eono other lotof land in Rome twp,
hounded as Rus se ll nig then the sontli-west
corner or Mrs J \ lR's lot,ce by the line
of the same, south fiec , east 112 perches to a corner
of slot lately owned byMnsoella Whaling; thence
by the same and .ttio line of. J L•Ploreeet south 1°
cast .81 8-10 perches t o the lino of 0 -W.l3tomat'
thence by the lino of \the same north 86 0 mist 112
porches to the . east line of M V Moore; thence by
the line of the same th to east Si fi-ltd perches
to the place of beginning, containing 57 acres and
36 peretie*Of land, more o Less, about 50 acres Im
proved. with 1 framed . house. I framed barn nod
shed attached, and an orchard of fruit tress there
on. &Indeed taken Into executien at the suit of
George Nichnie vs 1, B Rumen. \
No 10 ALSO—One other lot ofsland In Franklin
twee bounded as follows; on the north by lands of
John Aliens east by lands of William Wheat
ley; south by lands of James 0 glaion and Ogden
Varney; west by lands of Harrison Ceoftib:contain
log 76 acres of land, more or Imo:Mont 50 acres ho.
- thenred, with 1 framed house. 1 framed 'barn, 1
'corn house and - other out buildings, and a few frult
trees thereon. .
No-11 ALSO—One other lot of land In Franklin
twp, bounded as follatee: on the north by lands of
le A Overton; east by lauds ot Britten Addison:
south by lands of Samuel Webber, deed,: west .by
lauds of William - Craton; decd, containing 66
acres of land; More or less, about 55 acres Improv
ed, with I trained house, I framed barn and other
outbuildings, and a few fruit trees thereon. Seized
and taken into execution at the trult of B 3t Clark,
executor of Stephen Lattemer. vs 11 P Craytun.
s• No 12 ALSO—One other lot of land in Tovranda
tap, bounded as follows: on the north by lands of
12.;;Kirig; on the east by Lite public highway; south
by lauds of Mrs Lyman Blacktnsiss west by lands
of H W Noble and 8 C Means, containing 3S of an
acre of land, more or boa, all Improved, with I
-teemed house, I framed barn, corn crib, hog pets,
So, thereon. Seized and taken into execution at
the suit of Chas 31. Myers use vs Dennis Constan
tine and Patrick Constantine.
• No la ALSO--One other lot of land in Asylum
twp, bounded as tolling: beginning at a willow on
the west hank of the Susquehanna river, thence
along said river to the lands belonging to tlie estate
of- 0 A Holden; thence westwardly along the lands
•of 0 A Holden estate, to atone heap on the Main
road; thence westerly along the mad running up
-Holden meek, to a maple comer, being the east
corner of a lot owned by Mary Jane Benjamin:
thence along Holden creek to lauds of Wm I:
Storrs; thence dos southerly direction 'along line
of -Wm It Storrs to a post and stones, for a-corner,
and to lauds owned by the said Win R Storrs on
the math; thence easterly along the line of said
Storm to the west corner of - lauds belonging to the
estate of J W. Sweet; thence along lands of the
said Sweet's estate to the place of beginning,. con
-kilning 100 acres of land, more or less, about 40
acres Improved, with 1 fratued house, 1 framed
barn and an orchard of fruit trees thereon. Seized
and [.ken into execution at the -suit of F X 11
Dodge vs James A Ennis.
No 14 ALSO—Ono other lot of land in Sheshee
gain twp, bounded as follows: on the north and
east by lands of John Cattail; south by lands of
Patrick Mack and Wm D Shoed; west by lands of
Harry Simms. Wallace homes, 4 1... II Post and Cites
ter Childs, containing 63 acres of lend, more or
less, about 40 acres improved, with 1- lug house,
with trained addition, I framed barn, and au
orchard of fruit trees thereon, Seized and taken
into execution at the suit of E W Gillette, to use
lot I. II Post. va_William Post. Also, Wm Il Copk-
BD, Administrator, vs William Post.
No 15 A 1.50--One other lot of land in Wyalus'ing
twp, hounded as follows: on the north by lands of
• tierauel Howard; east by lauds of William Galliger;
south by lands Of Warren Brown; west by lands of
John Carmody; containing ISt acres of land, more
or loss, all improved, with 1 framed house,Usele
ss] barn, 1 Coal house and a few fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of 31rs
Mary Ryan use vs F T
XO - 16 ALSO—One other lot of land In Pike. tap,
bounded as follows: on the north by lands of
Leonard Fowler and Joseph Marsh; cant by the
public highway; south by lauds of Sanford 51
White; west by lands of Sanford 31 White,•con
lathing 43 acres of• land, more or less, about 25
acres improved, with I framed house, 1 framed
barri, 1 old log house, and a few fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of San
ford While vs Miner Brister.
No 17 ALSO—One other lot of land in Canton
Borough. bounded as follows: an the north by
lauds-ofW
;aiter Leavitte; east by Div islets street;
south by',,lands of J It Shakespeare; west by lands
of Cole Strait, containing about le of an acre of
land, more, or less, all liniquve(l, with - 1 framed
house, framed barn, and a few fruit trees there
on. Selz. ti and take is Into execution at the stilt of
Pomeroy-lire's vs A J Merritt and C Gislanley.
No 18 ALSOltite other lot of 'land in Athens
Borough, bounded as follows: on the north Ly
Wainet street; east -by lot No 12, and lauds of
Penn N V - It It co; . weSi by lot No 10; south by
lands of-the Penn 3e. N V B It cc, being let No I I
In a plot or survey inatie by 15 P Walker, 'known as
the Snitth and Ely plot, and recorded In Bradford,
County Deed Book, No - 117, Page 1; being 45 feet
front on Wallies street, 105 feet on the west line.
131 5-10 Get on the east line, and 55 feet on the
south line, all ititproved, wills 1 framed house, anti
a few friar trees• thereon. Seized and takell into
execution at the suit of The Athens Ilutitltng and
Luau Association of Athens vs J 31 Tripp and E J
Tei
No
•
pp l9 ALSO—One other let of boil in, Orwell
twp, bounded as follows: beginning in the south
west -corner of Sirs C it Allyit's lot In the centre
of the highway, thence south SiS s ° east by laud of
said Allyn 151 perches to a stake and stones; thence
south 43°' east -by rara of C Washburn. 19 2-10
perches: thence south 55° east 32 percheres to a
stake and stones; thence south 52.i° west bylamo
.or Chaffee, Arnold and- Pickering, 135 perches, to
a slate and stones; thence north t.••° east by Mutt
of A Itoblusen and G II and G W Ilazdy, 71
perches to a stake and stones; thence west by land
of George liirdy 100 perches to the centre of the
first mentioned highway; thence north IS* west
along the centre of highway 7 3-10 perches; thence
north 3!4. 0 east 47 5-10 perches to the plate of be
ginning, containing 75 acres of land, more or less;
about 60 acies improved, with 1-framed house, 1
trained barn, and an orchard of fruit trees thereon
Seized' and taken into execution at •the suit of
Samuel Rock vs Win Hardy.
No 20 A I.So:—tine other lot of land In Wyalusing
twp, bounded as follows: beginning at the south
west corner of lands conveyed to William and
Elijah Catbil, thence along lino of land note or late
in possessing of Barney Donohue and Anthony
Farrell. nest 203 0-10 perches to a corner of land
now or late In possession of Joseph Snell; thence
-along line of said last mentioned land north SO 7-10
perches to avorner of land contracted to Linsey
Graham: thence along line of Utahans lot east 114
perches to another corner of said thence :slung
, line of said lot-north :12 3-10 perches to a corner in
- line of land now or late in peltsesshos of Alex
liongiterly,• nick's along line of said land east
83'1-10 perches to a corner in line of hum conveyed
to William- and Elijah Camp; tisanee along bald
line south 173 perches to the place of beginning,
containing-150 acres and 141 perches of kiwi, strict
measure, be the seine more or less, 'wing, the same
lot or land contracted to he sold by Joseph Read. of.
Phila•lelphta, by hi e s attonsay, In fact, Michael
!Olen to James Fee anti Itlehatil Fee, of Wyalu
sing, aforessiti, by articles of agreement, elated
Septemtscr 12th, A. D issl. About SOares of land
imptoved, with I framed house, framed .bern.
and an °sets:sot of fruit trees thereon. Seized, and
taken Into executiou at the suit of Win J Davis vs
James Fee.
. No 2t ALSO—One other lot of land in Windham
twp, bounded as follows: beginning at a stake and
atones, by the road near theSibleis house, now own
ed by 1) Shoemaker, therms, by — lg'nd M D Shoe
maker and 0 Smith south 3 to sucseest bid perches to
a stake and stones; thence south:ls o nest le perches
to a stone corner; thence by lands of Joseph EL ,
brate north 85 0 west 25 S-tO perches to a corner;
thence south SS'S° west 170 perches to a stake and
stones: thence by lands of Martin Orsten and J S
Meddle, north 50' west 139 perches to a'stake and
stones; thence by lands of Samuel Shoemaker.
east 37:ai perches to a corner; thence north 45 0
cast' 84- perches to a maple stump; thence north
39% 0 cast Cl ,percheS to a corner; thence north 24°
west 20 perches to a stake and stone; thence north
40 0 'east_sBsi o cast 38 perches to a stake and stone;
thence 85 6-10 perches to a hemlock stamp; thence
V ,
south 26, Cast 39 perches to a stake and stone:
thence by lends of S Shoemaker and D Shoemaker
south 49° cast 106 percheiito The place of beginning,
containing 209 acres of laniksmore or less, about
1 , 0 acres improved, 5 framed houses, 3 framed
barnh, 'and other set buildings. 1 stone engine
house, with engine therein,' with orchard of fruit
-trees thereon. Seized and taken Into execution at
the suit of Pomeroy limbers and James it cod
dinr...Assignee of 0 Li Bartlett, vs S I) Matidin
stud .ES3latitlin.
No 22 ALSO—One other lot of land in Towanda
Borough, bounded as follows; on the unntsply Hus
ton street; east by lands of C B Nlehtes; south ly
an alley; west by lands of Mrs Huston or CF
Nichols, beteg about 50 ft front on Hasten street,
anti 223'ft deep, with a two story' framed hotiso
thereon.
No 23 ALSO—The defendants Interest In one
other - tot of land in Towanda Borough, boundesi
follows: on the north by Huston street; east le SS
lauds of C F south - by an 'alley; west by
lands of .1 II Chaapel„ beteg about 75 feet front on
said Huston Asset; end =3 feet deep, with 1 foram- ,
ell barn thereon. Seized anti taken into execution !
at the butt of 0 F Taber toe vs C F Nichols.
• PETER .1. DEAN Sheriff.
Tlevanda, January 15th. 1575. . •
JUNE'S
. z
JUKE'S
TRIAL LIST for February Tcrm
Court, 1879, a Towanda, ra.
.lulla C. - Stiles TN Cyrus Avery et al - Dme
43eotpi , pusenbury Ev'r vs G (:annlng et at . 01V1.t
Fllah linhAelier vs Cornelius liunAcker...- c-ject -
A Lewis vs 1. Frledenburg lame.
Henry Ile,:sinan vs Towanda Coal Co ..351. 4
Mary , Drlsei,ll use vs F.llesi Donovan et al eject
Samuel Walbridge vs - W W Decker,
...etx
I. E Wller.x ti se vs Jacob Jones • 6 ts...ne
Flurry Miv's Assignee vs McCalib St Mix .I,bt.
Nathaniel Davidson vs .1 Leroy Cerblu ... ..a.s.lnt.t.
Alex C Elsbnk si,.l D Ryser assinot!
Alex C Elseree vs :1 1) Ryser ' assmpt
First National Itank,ol Athens vs G W Mon....dent
lose l r h Towner vs 11W Lane eject
~.. —. .
Malty Berry vt:'w F Gardener dell
First National Bank of AtltensysW nt Iloucuck debt
nary F Ebner ro Miner St John sci to
A C Saminieus vc W E Armstrong' Gluier ac
Coddler: & Russell vs Towatida Dist debt
Joint M Lamphere vs Geo Fox's atini•r appeal"'
First National Batik of Athens vs .1 Ii Kyser upped' :
Phwnix Life InsCO.V!, Heury'A iturhank ...set fa
Clarisa Towner vs .f Leroy Corbin pt
Jackson Lewis vs William Whitney.....trespass
Jacob A Park vs The Township ottlrwell case
3D WEEK. •
Joel A Barnes FAT vs Stephen Corner eject
Moses W Wheelock vs Jaenb L Ball eject
Seth Doane's Atitter vs C W Doane \ trover
Jao 0 - Ward vs Letianon Mutual Ins Co‘:„..asscolit
Citizens Bank of Waverly vs.f I) Montanye aysuipt
Thomas Mathews vs Get) V Myer et at 's eject
Wheeler & Ellis vs Dennis McMahon 'assnipt
MeKinstry & Childs vs James Marr rep
Alex Dewing's miner vs Geo Fox's ex`r....apj)eal
David Gardner vs ... . "...appe4l
J A Linderman vs Watertown Fire Ins Co...debt
sr I) Chaffee vs It F Darling appeal
IT It Voorhis use vs A N liarrls appeal,
1) C Dewitt vs The Schrader Coal Co et al trespass
'Towanda Eureka Mower CO vs I) 0 Holton assmitt
Wm W Keeler vs Barrett B Keeler.— ....assnipt
Mrs Mice Elliott vs Andrew .1 Layton....trespass
Frederick Shalt vs F. C Herrick Dover
John I) Kyser Vs John Hevener.... eject
Isaat Snell vs Pa d) - 14 V Canal & It It Ct. case
Samuel Wheaton's ex r vs N C Wheaton issue
Myron Nichols vs Wallace N le huls Issue
l)elpheue Hulett vs A K 'haat appeal
11 W Lane vs 1) S Pratt et at "T T's set to
Supoenas 241 week returnable on Monday, Febru
ary 10th, 1879, at 2r. at... .
--"Stmenas ad week returuablo on Monday Febru
ary 17th, 1879, at 2. P. U.
GEO. W. BLACK.3IAN, Prothdnotary..
Towanda, January 3, Islo.
GRANGE MUTUAL FIRE.IN-
St:ItANCE COMPANY.-A — M l beting trtil
be held at Troy Grange Hall, on the third 'ruesday
of February, at 10, A. 14., for the'purpose of elect
ing thirteen Directors, a President, Treasurer
an.! Secretary*, to the Grange Mutual Fire Insur
ance Co., and for the transaction — of such other
business as may be brotght before the meeting.
D. LILLY. Pres. -
B. Y. NEWB.ERY, Soc 7.
Troy, January 11, 1e79,
Legg.
lIMMIIM
Legal
INBANKRUPTCY.—In the Dia
:" tea coirt or the United States, fSr the West
tern plat; let Of Pennsylvania.. -
Jared S. Manley, - or Canton - uorough, %Brad
ford County, State of Pennsylvania, a Bankrupt
under the Act of Congress of March td, IBG7, hav
tog applled for a discharge from all his debts, awl'
other elalmaprovable under said act, by order of
the Court, notice is hereby given to all creditors
who have proved thelf - debte, and other persons In
terested. to appear on the 11th day of JANITA-
ItY. - 1870, at to o'clock. A. at., before ft. A. MER
CUR, Esq., Register In Dinkruptcy, at his once,
In. Tcrwanda, Pennsylvania. to show cause, If any
they have. why a discharge should not be granted
to the said Bankrupt. .
3'2w2.- • 8. C. MGCANDLE9.I. Clerk.
TISL-BANKRUPTCY.-=ln the : Dis
trictX Court of the United States, for the West
ern District of Pennsylvania.
William OrMs, of Towanda, Bradford County,.
Pennsylvania, s.liankrupt under. the Act of Con
gress of March VI, 1867, haring applied for a dis
charge.from all debts, and other claims prova
ble tinder raid Act, by order of the Court notice j 3
hereby . given to all ermlitors who have proved their
debts. and other perfinas• Interested, toappear on
the 25th day of JANUARY, 1875, at 10 o'clock,
•M.. befora It. A. Stereur, Eat., Register In -Bank
ruptcy. at ids office, In Towanda, Bradford county,
Pennsylvania. to show cause If any they have,. Why
a Discharge should not be 'granted to the said
Bahl:rola. S. C. SIcCANDLESS,:.
22 2t ° • . Clerk.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE:-Inthe
DI arkt Court of the United Stater, - for the
Western District of Pennsylvania. In the matter
of II anise') T. Jute,• 'Bankrupt: In DankrUptcy.
Western District of Pennsylvania.
-
7o whom 11 tray couo:ern:—The uuderslgned
hereby gives notice of his appointment as - A . ssignee
)4.llarrison T. June, of the Borough of Toivatida,
In the County of Bradford paid State of Pennsylva.
nia,avithinkatd District, IS ho has Nan adjudged a
Bankrupt on creditors' petition by the Dists r ict
Court of said District.
Dated Towanda • the 6th day of January. A. D.
1870.- JANES W. MEDCUIt,
22,3 t • - • AsSigneo.
VSSIGNEE'S .NOTICE._—In the
ix: District Court of the 17nited States, for the
-Western District of Pennsylvania. In the :natter
of John .1. Griffith, Bankrupt. in Bankruptcy. .
To achont 'it may .. , .w.; , e,:ro:.—The undersigned'
hereby . gives noticcof hlilappolutment as Assignee
of John .1. Grittith , of the Boiough of T;,wanda, in
the County of Bradford, and State of Pennsylva
nia, withinwald District,,who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt on creditors , petition by the District
Court of Said District.
Dated Tom auda the GM day of 'January. A. D
87ei. JOIIN" W. CO DDI NG,
32 at - ' Assignee.
AUDITOR'S NOTlCE:—Overton
a, Illi.bree and 11. Elshree's use vs James F
vie, Bee. IFIvle; lltram Farnsworth arid Wm:IT.
Bcouton, T. T.
In the Conn 'of 'Common Pleas of Bradford Co.,
No. oil, May Term, IS TS.
The undersigned an Auditor appointed by the
Court to distribute 'annoys arising from the Sher
sale of defendant's real estate, will attend to
the tiutieS of his appoluttuent at his Mee In To
wanda Borough, on PRII/AY, the-31st day . of
JA NUA 1079, at 10 o'clock .A. M., when and
where all persons having claims upon raid fund
must .present them, or forever be debarred.from
coming 111,upoil said fund.
JOHN W. MIX, Auditor.
. Towanda, Ps., January 2, 1570.-32-Iw .
uorrows NOTICE.—S. Owen
S. A. Randall and J. S. Manley. in tiro
Court of. Common Pleas. of Bradford Co. "moo. Ca,
February Term, int
. The undersigned, an Auditor appointed by the
Court, to distribute the fundartslng from the Sher
ill's sale of defendant.V.real estate, will attend to
the duties of his appointment at the office of Over
ton )terror. In the Borough. of Towanda. on
Tuesday, the 2Sth day of January,- A. D., 1575, at
10 o'etock A. M . .. when and where all persons has.
leg claims against said fund must present them,, or
he forever debarred from cooling in on said fund.
-JAMES IL CODLING; Auditor.
Towanda. December Itch, •
APPLICATION IN DIVORCE.
—To' Case Briggs. Irk 'the Court "of
Common Pleas of Bradford County. No. L.T.Z, May
Term, WS. You are hereby notified - that Emma
Briggs, your wift., has applied to: the Curt of
'C07111111,11 Pleas of Bradford County for a divorce
from the bonds of matrimony, and the teat d Court
has. appointed .Monday. February ad; 157.9. in the
Court House in Towanda., for heating the eald
ma in Ohr premiers, at which tiny: and place p.m
may attend if you thluh proper. -
Zi2-Ive rETEit J, DEAN. Filed IT.
A -I'PLICATION IN DIVOI,ICF
Mil;on 11.1linoy. In the cmirt of torn
mon I'Mai:of I;rad ford Count}•. No. GIG. Sept. T.
15 . 76. You aro nore,y notified that , Amanda II
IfineY: your wife. Ilas . npplleil to tin, Court' 01 Cotil
ton:llessmf Ertqford County fr,r a ttivorre frotc
the bond, of matrimony, bed the ..$a id Court has ap
pointed. 316ralay. Fent nary ad. IN7tl. In the Court
Ilou,:e In Towanda. for heat ing the said Amand
In the prvini , es. at widen time and pace jou can
attend if, you think proper.
32.2 t PETER d. 11}7.-AN' . . Shtlitf:
•
A • r-P '
LICATION IN DIVORCE
tiehimin Squires. In the Court of Corn
won rierts of Br ford Co. -No. 5917. I tet. T., Is7ti.
You are hereby itt , tl tied Vat Nattey •C. Squirt's,
your 11 UP, lots applied to the Court of Common
Pleas or I:racittArtl Cotrtty for a• divorce , fro:❑ the
.bonds of u .ttrl and t he. sale Churl
has np
pnptted 7.kionday, - the 3d day or February in the
court Dote:e in Towanda, for hearing the .9ald
Nancy C., In the pretuß.... at wli felt time and place
you may 'attendlf you thio7.pruper.
:32-1w 'PETER .1. DEAN, Sheriff:
APPLICATION IN DIVOIIOE. ,
To Lewis F. Dunkle. In the Court of
Commou Ple:as of Bradford (utity. No. :XL
Sept. T.. 1075. You are herel , y . notlfied that Sarah
A. llunkle. your wife, has applied to the Court of
C6snotott fleas of Bradford county for a Chrorce
from the bonds of matrimony, and the saki Court
has not - minted Morolay. Fohritary 3.'1879, for hear.
lug Ilse saki Sandi 1. In the,promist;s, at schtch
three arid place you mat - attend If you think prover.
3 ; 2-4 v: I , ETEI: .1. DEAN, :41ierilT.•
01;PHA-NS' COURT . SALE.-11S'
virtue of an order Issued-out of .the Orphans'
Coantpf Bradford County, the undersigned. E.
erutonof thenstate of George A. Gannon, late of
deed, will sell at publie sale, on the
premises. on FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1879: at 1
o'clock P. 3i., tlir fullo.wing dAgibed property, to-
Wit
:One lot of land- situatf d In M l Tlrnot tiv'ti, bound
ed as follows: Beginning at an oak stake on the old
Frevy lot: thence north lao cast in perches to a
stake and stones; thence south 67 0 west 62 perches.
to a corner of stake and stones . on F. W. Froixtch
ey's donne south trio east 81 perches, a
stake and stones thence ,north 77° east IS per
ches to place of beginning cOntainlng., acres 51
more or les".
.7ALSO—One other tot of laud In Wilmot tw•p,
I., , ounlctl.as follows: Ilgglnulug a . ptst and stones
nearly 2perches south of the north - east corner of
let No. a, ...i•Fringlield; thence north 30 . 7° east ve,
'perches to a post and stones setfor Kintner anti
Frutehey.lot; thence south 77° east ITT Perches; to
a stone heap; thence south 13'i.,°• west tit perches
to a stone heap; thence north 77° west 122:t erches,
to the place of beginning; c - ontilning about 50
acres. •
TERNS OF SALE:-41C0 to be pald -upon the
•striking down of each lot; thirty - per cent of the
balance upon confirmation of sale, and the balance
two equal annual Instalments, with Ititerest
front confirptationt
Wltrint, Dec. 17,1 F 79
AA-LTDITOR'S NOTICE.--G. F.
. Vernier ys E.'Cleareland.. In the Court
(.1r common Pleas of Irradtord County, No.
Dee. Term, Is:s.
The undersigned an auditor, apphtnted by said
Court to distribute the funds arising by Sheriff's
Sale of the defendants wrsolial property,. will at
tend to the duties of 1115 appointment at his office.
In the borough of Troy, Ea., on' FRIDAY, JAN
-11 AEY,3I, 1979, at 1 o'clock, p.m, when and *here
all persons having claims upon or against said. fund
must preSead. them or be forever debarred from
comirg In upon the same.
W. E. CIIIISON, AUditor.
Troy, Pa., Jan. C. J 579.
ORPLIANS' COURT SALE.-
; Byy virtue of an order I . stiell out of the Or
phans' Court of Bradford County. the undersigned
administrator of the estate of-Julta A. Caßads. late
of _Burlington borough. deeensi.4l, will sell at pub
lie:sale on the premises, on Fill DAY. JANUARY
31; 1573, the following dent - Bred promty,
A lot situated in Burlington borough, bounded
as follows: Fait by the Berwick Turnpike; south
and west by Long Brothers: north by Reuben Miur
ley; being twenty-four by eighty feet, with a two
story wool building twenty by forty-flve feet
thereon.
• Also one other lot hilly rllngton borough, bound
ed on the west by Innis of Job Morley; outhe north
by lands 44 .110 a Morley not If. Comptmr, cast IT
lands of N. P. I)lckermau: -south. by Troy street:.
containing , about one-half an nore of land with a
fine fruit trees thereon.
• TLItMS lir SALE :--$3O on the propertrbefug
cdruelt down, tmo upon confirmation_ and the rest
due.in Olive equal annual instalments.
M. B. CA !UN'S, Adot'r.
Burlington, 'January 6, 1:57..32-Jw
ASSIGNEE'S - NOTICE.—In the
matter of the voluntarv.assignment . cf G. 11.
Itrani... for the I....rnelit of hi. erOltors.
ID '11.'3 Com t of Common Pteas of Itr.el lota Co,
NO. !;7. February Term, 1375.
. .
..Tlitrtittal vet.k.litt of G. W. Mown, tt.. - , l7nee
tliti.alaq.o. cas,. fl Dec. 10; li:G, anti add ac,ou
bill 1..., pre•eitted to-'sztl.l. - Court for Bunt confwat
t fon anti aUowance. on Tjranday.• the Gth clay
lehrtnwy nort. untehttrau;,?, be starviu why :said a ,
count ,!:,ttild not 1.K.1 finally eenfirni,A and allowed
by the Cent t. . .
. .
.
-......,. ' .. t.t1:01:1: EW. 111...tC1:51,k.N . , '
RIII=II3III
1 1 11.1:STEE'S NOTIOE.—In the
- I)istriet t'i,urt of the United Stides,-for the
NVestern I)lBriet 'af Pennsylvania. In th, In - atter.
- of G. F. Ilas'int, A. t; Mason atiVti. P. 31az.,ii &
,eo.,' Bankrupts. In Itankrup,tcY.
Western Itlstrief of Pegius.ilyauta.- . .
-• VW creditors will inkj - not ice that. a - second
gnueral meeting of the creditors of the said Bank
.rupts.wlll be held at Towanda, In the said District.
on the 15th clay .of FEBRUARY. A. 1). 0,79, at 10
ti'eleek, A. al., at the oilieli1: of Overton & Mercur,
before R. A. , 31,r, , ur, Esq.. one of the Registers
In Bankruptcy in said Disuict, fur the purKse of
filithg , all vacancies 'existing In the number of rho
Committee, It they shall s , ..iti fit, and such other
buslitess as utiy be desired, accortlths to the pro.
Nisions•tif the Bankrupt act. •
..
. . 11. L. SCOTT, Trusteed.
Towanda, - .lanilary 13, 1t•:.).•:•.Ni..
T,ICENSES:—Notice is hereby
given that the' following applications for
, ticenses for layette+, eating booms and merchant
-dealers, havebeen died in tills rake, and that the
, sinie will be .presented to tho Court of Quarter
Se,t.lits. on 310 N DAY, FEBRUARY :141, 1079, for
pio'conkideratiou of said Cuurt:
.110714 L..
Ira IL Smith, All Borough . .. -
Joseph Causer, Sprlugtleld,
Rdwhiltlakeslee, Smithfield. •
J. W. Wilcox, New Albany.
Gee. Sultren, South Creek. ..
Charles Crowley, Athens Borough.
Orlin C. 31111 s, Smithfield Twß.. •
JanieS F.F4lx, canton Borough,
L. 31.41nsaliaugh, Athens Borough
••• Marcus A. Forrest. Ulster, .
II II Dodge, Monroe Borough.
-C, R. Bartlett. Wyse,: Towuship,
Daggs, Sayre. -
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Ilehry Dr.rroit, Towanda llorougre, Ist ward.•
S. W. VOrtbrup, Towarida Borough, .d ward.
G. W. Ennis, Townhda Borough, Ward•
A. J. Beers, Cantho Borough.
Myron 11. Calkins. Burlingtontoroogh.
)LM CHANT DIALLRS.
Redmond C,atoo. Towanda Borough, Lit ward.
GEO. W. RLACKMAN, Clerk.
ToWanda, Pa., Jaa; 6,1179. - . 4W.,
QUERIFF'S:SALES. - -,By virtue
)0 of Itundry writs Leaned out of the Comet of
Common Pleas of Bradford County, ind to me di- -
meted, I will expose to politic Sale at the door of , "
the- Court !louse,- in -Towanda, on THURSDAY. ' .
JANUARY SO, 1829. at 1 o'clock ri, X., the MOW. .
tog dcserlhed property , to-wit: . _ -
N0.1....,0NE Lot:of land, In Rome borough, mi e n- , ,
ded north by lands of Warner.Woodtront. east by
Main strove west by lands of Hiram Woodburn;
and south by lands of iliranto Woodburn; Contala.
lug 60 eqoare rods of. land. more or tete, with a
framed house analew trait trees thereon., Belied
and taken Into execution at the suit of Patti Ente-
[7 vs D R. Wood buni. ' , '' . •
-No. 2. ALSO-One other lot of land, InCantoti • - .
tsvp.,jbonxided as follow,s: Beginning eta corner In ' ..
the centetof the tnaln,read leading from Canton -- ". --
bore. to Towanda, and on -the -line between said
Rogers and [label Manley, adjoining on the West,. •
and running thence north 2,... 0 east bye present' • .
bearing along the same 43 perches tea poet and ,
atones on the northable of s small stream of watet •
running to the rights and thence north 813j 0 east . . -
36 3.lo,perebett, to a poet on the north batik of the
main - or mill creek, and in the line of Solomon
Lindly adjoining on the- east; and thrinceamath
Vie' weetas a corrected bearing along said Lind-
Ire line Loothewenter.of the Canto', and Towanda
- roadirefore mentioned, a distance of 56 4.lopereb- •
es; and thence by the center of said toad north - ' • '
83)a 0 weiFs4 9-10 perches to the place or beginnieg; .
cOntalning 16 acreeand 152 perches, strict measure,
be the same more of less, all improved with '2 tram- . •
ed houses; framed barn and orchard of fruit trees
thereon. Seized anti taken into execution at the er•
fruit of Mrs. 11. G. Bullock's use vs John O. Mason, `
Also at the suit of .J, 2. VanFleet'a use vs. John _
G. Mason. . , .
:No 5 ALSO-Ono other tot of laud in Canton
twp,.bounded as follows: Beglanlng at a post cor ' I ,
nor of land before deeded to said John 0 Slastm . '
and in the line of lands belonging to the estate of --,
'label Manley, died, being ,the north-west corner
of said Mason lot, and thence north 2.3.je east along
said Stanley's line a distance of 1069.10 per, to a • •
cor;- thence south 87;4 0 east 28 9.10 per, to theten• .
ter of the maid read leading to Alba; thence along
the same in a southerly direction 30 per, to a cor of " ,
landi heretofore deeded to the grantee; thence '
south ii7!.• ' 0 east along the line of the same 32 per,
ti
to tiro coo the lute of Solomon Lholfers land; - .
thence south 2 1 ,,e 0 west GO 5-10' per, to the ti E coo -
,of said Mason's land; thence south 81 0 west 56%
per, to place of begiunlizz; containing M acres" and .
in por of land:strict measure, more or leas, all im. , •
proved, no buildings. Seized and taken Into eze
collo* at the suit of J P Van Fleet's-use vs John U - ,
Mason. ,
No .4 ALSO-One other lot of land in Herrick '
Owls, bounded north by landi 'of Lyman Mattson. - ' ,
east by lands of Mary Herrick-and Lyman Matson; ,
south by lands - of Jl' Leo and other lands of del:
and west by other lands of deb, Nathaniel Platt; -
containing 62 acres and 65 per of land, meteor less.• .
_about 50 acres Improved, with 2 framed barns and
orchard of fruit trees thereon.
No 3 ALSO-One other lot of !and In Herrick
twp, bounded north by lands of Lyman Matson and
- other Lands of dert,east by other lands of defl. and -
•j 1" Lee; south by lands of J I r Lee and Erik:Mint; •
and west by lands of 8 P Warner; containing 68 -
acres of laud, more or lees, about io acres brie:owed, .
with a framed house, framed barn, framed granary,
' ice honse, sheds and other out buildings anti orch
ard of fruit trees thereon.
Nu a ALSO-One other lot of land In Herrick
twp. bounded north by lands of Wtn Bowker, east ' , -
by lands of Lyman Matson, south by lands of 8 P
Warner, and west by lands of Sol omon Beardslee
containing 11 acres of land, more or less, no Int.
provements. Seized and taken into execution at
the suit of C S Lafferty. vs Nathaniel Platt. Also
at snit of.sant6 vs same. -• ~ -
NO 7 ALSO-One other lot of land in Albany ewp, ' -
boundt-d.north by lands of Sifts Moon 2d, east by
lands of Philip aiellertnott and Wm Kenyon,isouth
by lands of E A Chapman, and. west by the public_ -
highway, containing 40 acres of land, more or less,
about 30 acres improved, no- buildings but few
fruit trees thereon. . . •
No 8 ALSO-One other lot of land In Albanytwp,
bounded north by lands of Mrs. - T V Brown. Calvin
' Allen, Lydia Moon and Chas It Moon, east by lands .
of Aderesta Rogers, Silas Mounld one the' publlc -
highway, eouth by lands of Edward MeEzeany,
and west by lands of Cecil , Robinson anti Jobn Al
len; containing 130 acres of - ,Lind.. more or less. -
about 100 acres Improved witha framed house, 3 I
framed barns with sheds attached to one, a framed i
granary, a framed hog pen.a blacksmith sloop and 2
orchardS (triton, trees thereon. Seized aod taken .
Inti• execution at the suit of jlt A Mercer vs 31 1, -
Moonanol E A:Chapman. Also at the suit - of John ••
Utz Ts it L M00n... . ..
No OAI Ste-One other lot of laud in Athens •
two. Ixsuntleil north by lands of Dennis Shean and
Wm Packard; ease,by Wm Packard and John 0"
- Brien; - south by - lantis of John - O'Brien. and west .-
-
by lamb; of Thomas Donahue; containing 31 acres
of land; more er less, about 30 acres lloProvedl, no.
bulitlitigs.'
~„: . • .
No 10 ALSO-One Mbar let of land 1n Ridgletry
top, tienntled north by -lands of • Thomas Donalret,•_• ,
east by lanes of Tlionias I)onahue: south by lands
of dohs, I.eary, and on the west by /awls of Dennis
Cain, contatnite , ' '2o acres there or less, about 14 , ' '
s.
, a re S improved w it h a Ira Meioll,e , a 10 , house and
-•• '
few fruit trees then:ow -
:,
No 11 Alan-The defetidant's undivided one
fourth intervst it, one other lot Idece or parcel of '
land sittate In itidgbary • twp„ courtly slut state :.
Aforesaid, bounded n••ttli by Moils of Thomas St
Jerre Chamber,: ran bY James MeAsey, south by • '
lands of Anthony Allen; ; west I.y lands of Morris ,
‘l . C.i..opell..Contailiiiig 51 acres more or less,loacres .•
improved wit h -:, framed house, a framed t arn and'
fr.trued steel and fest - frnit trees there, ii. Selzell ihd
taken into e4eeitticti at the suit of James MeAsey, -,
A,lni'r vs leatriek I ateAsey: - • •
No 12 ALSO---one -other piece of land ire Pike , '
1 sop. I, .:tided ,eat the north by lands now or fernier-
Cy of Az -trial:: Ch.sin.pi;el.. the public highway and
lands of Lindell Fleteher; east by the public hide: ' -
is ,:y and lasds of th.: Lytnerr Beek estate; south by
land , of .Vtr.ew, Jr awl Russell Colemant , "
w ,-st by lands of Mleatati Sterner estate anti lands •
u t ,.., orfornmrry of Az:al:di Champion, containing • .
Las acr-rfs j tt land. More or less, about 125 acres lin- • -
proved st!th I targe framed dwelling house 1 large
framed, barn 1 granery andlother out buildings, 2 '
•• reliards ,Jf Null trees - tl. - et+itn. 'Seized awl taken
Into executlon -at thee suit .of (1 W Barley vs C II - ..:. 1
Pertly. '
N. 13 ALSO-The deft", Interest sn a plecoofdand .
Berlingbn twp, 1,1 annled :Ls follows: beginning ara
I,,st on the south line of lot No 11,belungIng to David
Strove. and the north-east-corner of lot NO 59, •
thence north Stil,, 0 east leo e.to p e r,l oo n t o a post on
tli,o east line of warrant. Ibis south-east corner of
sold lot Noll (between an: two branched of -Steam
Mill Itun) thence se:lth 1' i 0 west 170 3.10 perched
- to a tnaple, the north-east corner' of lot No GO; -
thence north ' , 14 of W....A. 212 5-10 per to a beach, a
eoroer of lets lit' and 70; thence north I'-h ° east 122_
.10 patches to the Mae, of lvgifiningoentaining 79
.acres ar. , l It perches of land. more or less, about IS
improved. with 1 board house • r bOard shanty and
bow frill trees thereon. Sethi :andtaken at the •
.1111 of N C Thompson vs A Imanzo II Allen. - -
Nol4 ALSO-One other piece of land in Towan.
Oa florolissii. hounded as follows: being lot No 22
in block No 5, In El nett's aildlt1;11 to Towanda, 52
fest fraot on east side, of-3th street, and 144 feet -
deep. us will more fully appear on Morgan's map of
said additletireeeriled to the (Alice fur resording ---.
d.,,,N in and for Bradford county, In deed hook
No 122. page t - ,27. being lot formerly contracted to
Wm 31. N. at, with a two story framed dwelling ..
hoase and addition attached, awl few fruit trees
.I.Rreen. Seized and taken into execution at the
suit of the Matual Building and *airing Fund Asso
elatimt. of Towanda. Ts A J Noble, Win Vincent,
T. T. and A .1 Noble, T T. •
No 15 ALSO--Orre other piece of land situate In
Towanda horn b)utaleil as follows: on the north by .
Filzala•th street and lands of .1 F Mean. st by
Fourth Street: south by other lands of 0 I/ lett: -
Mean.
west-by Fifth street, being about 260 recto!, ourth
street, with 1 framed house.] framed barn other out
building". few fret; trees thereon. Seizetfand taken
at the suit of The Citizens National Bank of Towan- -;
da, Pa vs 0 0 Bartlett..
No It ALSO-One other piece of land In Towan- . • -
da Borolionnded as follows: on the north by lands -
or Mrs Wheeler; east by lands formerly owned by
0 I) Bartlett. now W G Tracy: south by lands of
Lyman Smith; west by Fonrth-street, tieing about .
50feet front on Fourth street and-abeit 150 feet
-deep, with t framed brutes and few fruit trees
thereon. Seized and taken-:lotto-execution at the - •
suit of C II Manville vs William Quigley. ' •
No 17 AI,SO-One other pie'ee of,-tarid situate' In
South W.iverly Boro boundeil as. foleiw - taltegliiiiing •
at the centre of Fulton street at Its intersection
with- the centre of 'Pitney street, thence along the -
centre of Fulton street north - 45" east 153 feet to a
corner; south S2 O 37' east 220 feet to a eorner;.. -
thence south 45 west 15'5 feet to the centre of Pit
ney street; thence along centre of Pitney street ,
north 12 0 37' west 220 ft to the place of beginning, '--
containing 70-100 of an acre of land, _
More or leas,
with a cellar foundation for a-dwelling house, a
large framer" barn end a few fruit trees thereon.- ,
'Seized and taken Into execution at the suit of W '
E Secord use vs N Dell Walter, Atlmlnistratrix of
Geo II Walker. . --,J
No,lB ALSO-One other piece .of land in Roma' j ,
twp bounded as follows: - on the'" north by lands of ,i
George Struble and John istreiblm.elst by the pub-1
Ile hichway; south by lands of Washington Towner ..e.,,..
and ltirriet Barnes: scoot by lands of Charles Yorbes •
and I.nther Cole, corttaltring 46 acres and 100 per i
of land, more or less, all -improved, with 1 framed -
lwase 1 framed barn with sheds attached ands, few '
[mit trees thereon. -
No - es ALSO-One Other lot In Rome township,
Mounded as follows: on the north by lands of Smith
'Forbes; east by Jimis of Harriet Barnes; south by j
the public. highway; west by lands of !tartlet.
Bartirs.-contaltilog 14 1.i.; acres of land. more or less. -
No Improvements. 'Seized and taken into execu- .
:lon at thi: suit 61 - U W Spalding vs H L Parks,
C W Parks.. .
No 20 ALSO-Ono other plecesof land In Colony.
Ida re p, hourid , ol , as fellows: - on the north by lands .
of 1' t: Stevens: east by
.lands of Samuel Tinkharn .
and William Scouter; south kettle public 11101%94; -
west by lands of Wm 'Minter, William Bradford -
and the Nicholas Sicsier estate, containlog ISO
acres of land, more or less, about 75 n'ere - gamproved o
with 1 framed house, 3 framed barns and'sheds at
tached, 2 orchards of fruit trees thereon.• S, , lzed
atr-1 talon into execution at - the suit of E Pomeroy
vs it II Bixby.' • , -
No 21 Altio-One Other piece of land in Troy .
twp, hounded as follows: north try lands - of it Bax
ter and ,lainel*Seargeant; east by latitis,of John V ,
ilallaril: - .youth 10. lambs of Jolur V Ballard and
ii,s-.•rt Ballard; west by land.; of Newton Fanning's
estate, Win Young ,arid. Alexander Carman, con
• raining 2zOarres of land.. more or less, about 127
improved, with 1 framed house 1 framed barn with
sheds attached and other out buildings add a few '
fruit trees thereon. Selzed -mild taken Into execu
tion at the suit of E Pomeroy vs James Griffin.
No 72' A I.S‘ rs.s.Otm oti.cr piece of land in Athens
twp, inte n ded as follows; Known as lot No Caerord-
Mg to a map and -surrey made by Z F Walker,
January 2::. 1573, said lot being situate on the west
side of Thornas Avenue, between lota sold to Mrs
Wealthy Ann Cory and Archie 3teVatigh sale
Jot being SO Net 'front on Thomas Avenue and cot,
tending eastwartlly the saute width 150 feet, con
taining 7,703 sprire feet of Lunt, mote or less,
with I framed house with addition thereon. Seized
and taken Into execution at the suit of Bradford ,
Lean and Building . Association. et Athens twp vs
George Wessell. .
- No 23 Al.liOlue other pletio of land In Wind
ham two. bounded as follows: north by lands of
-Ezra Reynolds; east by lands-of Stephen Wickham •
and Jacob Wilbur; south by lands of Leonard WI!-
bur:-west by lands of 'Edward Btordman,cototatti
ing 53 ai)ees of land, snore or less. about 65 acres
Improved, with 1 trained .hottse; 1 framed barn, 'l
framer! shop-and orchard or fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken Into execution at the 'snit of J W
Woodburn vs David Nichols-
No 24 ALSO-One other piece of_ land in To.. '
wanda Bore, bounded as follows: on the west by '
Second street; north by an alley, ten feet, leading
east front Second street (said alley being between
said lot and 0 I) Bartiett's line);east byJ F Means'
land and south iiy Franklin street, being 50 feet
wide on Franklin street, and about 95 feet on Sec
ond street, to said alley, with I two !story brick
dwelling house, l Small framed . dwelling house,
and few fruit trees thereon. Seized and taken into
execution at the suit of - Roaskam Getty kCo Ira
John Fitzgerold. . .
No 2.5 ALSO-One other piece,of -land in Alba
Bore, bounded as follows: ou the orth by the pub.
lie highway, leading from Alba to Granville; east
by read leading from Alba to Mlenequa SPrings; •
south 1 y lauds of F 8 Elliott. and Irad• Wilson;
west by lands belonging to the estate of Allen
Crandall, with 1 flamed house, I framed barn, 1
small framed shop and a few fruit trees thereon.
Seized and takewlnto execution at the suit of E - W
Colwell va 8 S Ileynoldi,
PETER J- DEAN, Sherie'.
Tem - ands, Pa., January 9,1879.
THOMAS E. QUICK,
• Executor
Prothonotary
Legg.
REPORTER ALMANAC
IS SOW RSADS
FOR OISTRIBITTION TO_OVIL SUBSCRIBERS.
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