IS
4 rziftfortl I,leporter,
CHAS. 11. ALLVA, LOCAL SDITOR
l airatda, Pa., Thursday, rareh 20, 1879.
iW, I_CHAMBERLIN;
Dealer in
PINE .JEWEL.RY,
WAICEES,
SILVER & PLATED WARE,
TOWANDA rA.-
Towanda, Jan, IS, 15:7
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Ttee Pont Masters at Tray, Canton,".East
,qt eitlifield and Atkans, remit oitbserip.
lions for t h e ItErairrEn, by :money order,
at our expensa. .
Aecounmo to the Aleitanacs this is the
first day of Spring.
WHEN you want Dceds or Leases, call
it the ItEronTr.r: Office. •
ST. PATRICK'S Ray, Moaday last; was
celebrated at this place.
.L►anov WußaTox has becn.appointed
Post 3laster at South -Litchfield.
A..14!5A D;CKINSON will lecture in Meicur
Wednesday evening, March 26th.
QuiTE a aim - ober of the legal fraternity
of this are attending , Court at Troy
this week.
_ .
" PLATFORM and Stage " is the subject
of ANNA 'DICKINSON'S lecture on the even
ing of the 26th.
LIGIITNING struck several buildings in
themeigliborhood of Mount Pisgah; dur.
ing the preva!ence of the stoi in on March'
Bth.
TIIE REPOFFEIt Una is nor: supplied
with a fall flue of Justices' Blank , print
ed on litst 7 class paper and gotten up after
the latest iiPproveil forms.
TILE 1)lis110111 &,i :" says that Mrs.
SAEAII LENA
VAI.7IIIISN, Were elected , Schou! Directors
in Colicytownshit), Suilivati County, r.t.
the 140.; cluctioa.
Tim people of Tniilch s aiin),:k, (if the
cprrespon4nt at that place of the Elmira
Oazege is reliable, iire already waking
rirran4einehts fora CCkbra z ti.,ll on the
Fourth of July next).
THE total receipts of the 31Mitrose tail
way from December 30, 1877, to Novem
ber 3'l, were ri.:18..b;11.57, the total ex
prielitutres for the same period :316,917..15.
Leaving a balance of $1,5:3.1`±.
Tut: growth_of Sayre promises to be
more -rapid for a yeNr to e , :ttne than ever
before. • We le Irn the'Et.mlttts will corn-
Mena' the;ereetion of 2(1 dwelling hontes
,just as soon as the weather will permit.
.1. W. Wirt.c.vx advertises iu anoth'er
column an auction sale of home?, cattle,
farming implements, hum amid goods,
Etc., on his
_premises, in New Albany,
March 27tlicorrinirncing at 9 o'clrittk
Tut: i t-my Grizetie of the I.oth, sass that
" ( . ;11.1ti, of ,S)lyania, has been seri , -
ously. ill in consequence of inoculation
with morbid matter during a recent Post
mortem. examination. Ile is about again."
The Fecond open meeting of the Towan
da Musical Society will be given at the
h..use of Mrs. CARTER, Friday evening,
March Ist. A mite will be taken for the
purpose of enlarging the library of the so
cicty.
ISN'T it about time some one , a as agita
ting the Crawford Comity raystem fres
.tion. There seems to be at the present a
wonderful remissness, so to.speak, on the
int of thorn %rim erstwhile bad this re
form in. Charge.
Ashland Record says that Shamo
the recent election, elected School
1 - )ipt.etors who can neither read noewrite.
It is, perhaps, unnecessary to remark that
thOse directors are strongly in fa!vor of
the nomination of TILDEIsi in . 1.Z39. •
II EnuEnT Ilm,LaW•s, of Wilkes-Barre,
brakeman on Pa. -7. ,c.: N. Y. It. train
No. 67, whilst coupling ears near the Up
per Depot, on Friday last, had the fingers
of his-right hand so badly tnrishedtas to
probably render afripulation necessary.
Drii , l::ri U.S. 31.0,tstiwtillt:issbrouglit•
front Owego, on Monday • last, JoN - As
GINKLIN, who is charged with coinplicity
in thc. robber} of the l'oit Office at I,nes
b..ro, Suitquehavio, County, an account of
11.1iltery appeared in the IturoirrEit
Cnl:v 4 i ra of the 31essiab,(UniverFalist),
Rev, T.ti.1.09, Pastor. At MOO
A. L. sal jeCt—" Five(lom Foutal Only in
Truth." At 7 P. :a., by SPECIAL ItEguEsT,
fr nni Roznans 9th Chapter, 9-21 verses,
Subject--" Election and Predestination."
AR welcome.
Di must: the storm of Saturday night,
sa)s the Tiny fia:eVe of the 13th, at J.E.
cm-it's, IVolf MP, two vows were
struck by •lightn;mr, afhl and a
hied man who was milk iil4 one of them
ma: keeled Byer by 14 thunderbolt, and
lemait:ed insensible for some time.
./ ErFF.IO"N rhyousm has leased the
'• Wlu.sm lloase," ti,uth Waverly, and
wflitake possession April Ist. The build
ing is Icing re-furnished, and will no
doubt maler ".11 , :rirs" management, be
e, me a favorite stopping place for those
who are ".a-thirsi 6 and a-hungertd."
3frcn excitement was evinced by dif
f,rent persons in this place, on Saturday
last, over •the walking match in New
York, awl the „latest news was anxiously
s_ought for.. No doubt now that contest
Las been settled, the question of the adop
tion of the etawford"County system will
be again agitateri with renewed vigor,
.lohx Nicitot,s, calmer of Thompson
Susquehanha County, felt an
acute pain in his left elea few days since,
and extracted thelefrom a 'small piece of
uo ut. 31r. 'NtcuoLs states-that 30 years
3 40 he ran ainto his right p:tr,
where it broke OT, awl now he takeS - the
btoken piece out of the other`ear.
IT is saifl that the material' - used in the
publication of the late Bradford 6;z:elle,
ran be purchased at a : mere nominal fig
e. Here is a chance, for,some ono who
desires •to .start a reforin journah. The
Ur - airfoil] County system is a measure of
reform that just at present 'seems to be
languishing hereabouts. We chdrge noth
ing far the abo 4 re hint. •
•
,• It;
V. 2H. DWYER, prominent_
and Baptist minister of this
coutkly, die,d at his tesidence in Alba, on
Thni - sday last. • The funeral services took
plaCO on Saturday, and were conducted
I,s; I,tev: P. S. EvEnErr, of Wellsburg, N.
aN.i , •ted by Rev. C. T. • HALLOW ELL;
of Troy, Revs. G. P. ' W.cTRO US, E. Burt-
Rocoup . and otlacra.
"I:kmnEw Yeats are Passing By," a
new song and chords by WILL L. Timms
sow, author of the fatnous' song, "gath
ering Shells." Nearly half a milliOn co-
Iles have' been sold of this author's beau
tiful compositions. If you want his latest
and prettiest song, ardor "golden Years
are Passing By." Any music dealer will
send it for a:s cc n ta: Published by W. L.
'TIIO.IIIPSON aE Co., East Liverpool, Ohio.
Tnr. religions services at the Methodist
Church aro continued with increased in.
terest and attendance. The Christian pet«.
pie are•mach exercised, and others mani
fest an ibtere.st.' A portion of the Pisgah
praying/ band, 'and the minister from
SmithileAd are assisting iu the good work.
We believe the prayers of the true Chris
tiaas are being beard, and that good will
result from these efforts.—Athens Gazette,
March 12th,
THERE is a swindler traveling through
the country soliciting subscribers for the
Christian Messenger. His .way of doing
business is to make the subscriber FLY 2
cents, the price of the paler, in advance,
but the • paper never appears.—Mirria
burn Telegraph. If he should make his
appearance in ourcounty, we hope the
readers of the Itst.ouTEß will inform. him
that they have beard of 14m before, and
understand his mode of doing business.
Mns. E. J. lllmoos has removed her
millinery establishment from the. Tracy
,S; Nobles Blocki, to the store formerly oc.
etipiecl by WIIITCWIII SliAtiT, opposit6
the Public Square. The . store Ilion': has
been fitted up.with the express view of
meeting the requirzments of hey line of
trade,-and we do not see how the arrange
ments could be bettmed in this respect.
ller new Spring stock is very full and
Complete, •and efobraces ail the latest
styles in bats, bonnets, ribbons, feathers,
laces, etc. '
OWING to the face that the Commission
ers have reduced the!price of board at the
County Hotel;, presided over by Shefiff
INN, we lcatt that guests who seek the
ssension and.retiremet4 afforded by that
institution, will notimieafter find in
, the
bill of fare quail , on toast, brook trout,
'strawberries, ice-cream, etc. 11r. DEAN
isforms us that he.has it in his heart to
furnish all of the delicacies in' their sea-
FOll, but does not believe that 32 cents
per day per guest will be a sufficient
equivalent to' warrant a satisfactory re
turn for No doing. And so we suppoSe the
"boys" will be compelled to worry along
on boned tut key, roast beef, chicken sal
ad, pickled pigs feet, etc., until that 'pan
acea for every Crawford County
System- 7 4's adopted.
Mit. P. D.' HowAttu, of Canton, .and
Mr. (ii ace CAICHOLT, of Burlinganw,
Kansas, have received Letters Patent for
an - invention in pateint car couplings,
which ate Cantotii Sen'tiner says . "is an
.csllde selfroupier, and can be uncou
pled frOm either side, or...from top of car,
and has been proni4mced by all the prom
inent Railroad men who have seen it, to
be beyond question, practical, safe, un
cnmj•licated and the best thing they ever
saw. The inventors will undoubtedly
make a good Mina, it will be a benefit to
all railioadi men, the companies included,
and shoul4 be adopted."
Put not away ycar wooden shovel,
all that .. prophets” say ;
For the Ordmance, passed Lp Council,
Thub!y gpeutzeth (Nein your Bldevraik, right
We are not nlly sa ‘ listlO with that last
line. It doesn't seem to 1:o exactly
rhymthtnical; And yet, to the man who
has Leon compelled to -keep 30.0 feet of
rAdcwaik passable duiing the jlast winter,
it would no doubt have appo,and striking
ly 'suggestive, as he gazed from his. win
dow on Monday morning last, and made
the discovery that • dßiing the "silent
watches of the night" eight inches of
"Nature's fertilizer" had softly • fallen,
and the end not yet. .
THE Towanda correspondent of the
Wilkes-Barre Daily llecord'of Use Thies,
of a recent date, after speaking of the
general activity of our. merchants and
dealers,for the past month, in the le-or
ganization of
, their business. for what
promises to be a'very large spring trade;
says: "Everything tends to impress us
With the fact that Towanda is considera
ble of a place. ,Indeed, it is now believed
that from this metropolis is to go forth a
man who shall return to • his afflicted par
ents, -`.• Chai lie Ross." It is claimed that
his whereabouts is known, and one of our
wealthiest citizens proposes to use some
of his money in following to the end this
new trace. We refrain from entering in-.
particulars at present for prudential
reasons."
TOWANDA Lodge, No. 20, Knights of
Pythias, is to celebrate the eighth anni
versary of its organization on the Bth of
April. Ilon. WATER SCOTT, of Phila
delphia, who has held high positions in
the Order, and is now Representative to
the Supreme Lodge, is to deliver an ad-
Ore - is in the evening of that day, proba
bly in the Court'House, to whielkthe pub
lic will be invited to listen and learn of
ti.e objects, growth and work of the Or
der.
This Lodge has made steady progress
since its organization, and is in excellent
financial condition.. The principles of the
Order arc faithfully exemplified by it in
the care of sick brothers and. their farni
lierity weekly benefits and otherwise.
+The order has an endowment rank
which pays on. the death of a. member
thereof; .$l, OW or • $2,t100, as stipulated,
for-,the benefit of the decased member's
family. This is a safe and cheap form of
•
We insurance, which is rapidly gaining in
popularity.
IV nits: speaking about "Platform and
Stage," •Misi DICKINSON has said : "To
me the most unproffiable of all tasks an
der the sun is the stringing together of
words, the combining of sentences, pre
eminently in the face of an audience,
without tome impelling cause and all-suf
ficient motive. In one word Ido not be
lieve in talking unless I' have something
to say. To toe the platform always seem
ed a specie's of lay pulpit ; not inertly a
vehicle of entertainment, but something
that ought to be used when one has some
thing pushing so strongly from bead and
heart that, it must find outlet."
Her experience as an actress hrings her
to say this : " Through all tht years of
my Quaker training, through akthe years
that have followed, Woking at this life
which seems Olfe set apart, I thought I'
Understood aviiat society had to feel and
say. I have found knowledge reveals
deeper depths and experience shows in
clearer light than anything one can read
and hear ; so then the long and abort of
the matter is, yon i say, "You have come
here to tier - 611(14.W cause." No I lam
here to magnify a good one. The Stage?
Even So. r '
RE§ot.triFoNs or Itespner..--At a regu
lar meetit* of Wysiuking Grange, No.
58, Patrons of Husbandry, held March 15,
1879, the-following resolutions of rest ect
were offered and unanimously adopted
March 15, 1879, death for a
third time alarmed our, outer' gate, and
the Great Greater was pleased oat of His
infinite mercy, to summon a sister from
the cares and troubles of this transitory
existence to one of endless duration, thus
severing another link from the fraternal
chain that, binds us together :
• Wutraxas, This Grange, While sharing
the common loss; oilers this bat tribute
of affection as a' t °ken of sincere respect
and love for'our deceased slater,
Resolved, That Jane 8. 31. Piollet was
helthin such universal esteem ter her ex
traordinary combination of virtues and
abilities, that her death invokes a special
recognition and regret.
Resolved, That in her death our Order
'has' lost an honorable and useful member.•
Society one of its brightest ornaments, a
thoughtful, high-souled woman, nobly ,
laying on herself the duties of her se;
while fit for higher things. Our Worthy
State Master, Brother V.E. Plollet, a du
tiful, loving companion; her children a
kind and affectionate mother.
Rotated,. That while we have consign
ed thti body of our deceased sister unto
the grave, earth to earth, ashes to ashes,
there to remain till the trump shall sound
on the resurrection morn, we - can trust
fully lcayo her in the hands of a Being,
who has done all things well; and while
wo can offer but little consolation to those
who are most heart-stricken at the loss
we have all sustained, we can sincerely
and deeply - sympathize with them in ,their
afflictive bereavement., . and commend
• them to the same benevolent Savior 'who
wept while en earth, and fold the
arms of His love and protection around
those who put their-trust in Him. •
&Weed, That we who survive her, be
admonished by this call to be more strong
ly cemented in the tics of unison and
friendship, that during the brief time al
lotted us here we may wisely - and useful
ly employ our time, and in our intercourse
promote the welfare and happiness of each
other by kind and friendly acts.
Resolved, That our-charter be draped
in mourning for 60 days and a copy of
those resolutions be sou; to the family of
the decea-ed.
PERSONAL,
-Cot. OvEwroN retnthed to -
Washing
ton' ' • Monday.
— . Sir. and ills. LEN4' .11Annis,.. of this
place, spent Sabbath last with friends •in
Elmira. '
—Senator DAVIES' passed Sunday last
with his family, returning to Harrisburg
Monday.
—Mrs. FRED WILLIAMS, of Canton, is
lying dangerously ill from a stroke of ap
olilexy.
. .
—B. G. Foss, who has been making a
tour of the Western States, will return to
his home in Canton in ap few days.
—Fit.t.mOdAsTlN, at tile time a resi
dent of Troy, but now practicing law in
New York, was visiting friends at his old
home last week.
—Mr. and Mrs. CLARK WILSoN, of thin
place, gave an evening of song at the M:
E. Church, Waverly, ou Friday evening
last. '
—\Viii. IT. EnwAnos, junior member
of the late firm of 31ctianE & EDWARDS,.
of this plAce, has gone to Titusville to re
side.
=FRANK MAYO is " fixiug up" "Crock
ett Lodge," his summer resort, near-Can
ton, .pre pa rat ory to its cal ly occupancy by
his family.
—The smiling Countenance of LEW Co
mmix is again visible behind the Counters
of A. D. DYE & Co.'s hardware establish
ment on Main street.
—The congzegatiAn of the. Rev. J. A.
ROSSEET„ at Mt. Pleasant, Wa - yne Coun
ty, gave him a very pleasant %uprise par
ty one evening last week.
—Mr. B. L. W nio i T, photograph artist
of Canton, has rented his photograph gal
lery to Mr. LEE, of Troy, and will make .
his home at White Sulphur Springs, Vir
ginia, for a year to conic...
ApTENIAS BRAIN, of Canton, re
turned !ast week from the South, where
he had - been to attend the fun'oral of }.is
father, the Hey. Wit.htAxt BIIAIS, fotmCr
ly a resident of Canton. .
—Captain Nut ATMAR TUTTLE, ofSpring-
Susquehanna County, died on Fri
day March 7th, at the advanc4 age of 91
years. lie came to Springville in . 1801-
His remains were takeri to White Haven
for interment.
—nor. J. T. McCoi.t.on, the energetic
Principal of the Troy Graded •Selimil, has
recently delivered, at Troy; r 'lectures on
chemistry, accompanied Trik''experiments
that are spoken of in a very flatteting
manner by those who•had the pleasure of
being present on the occasionA.
—JOHN Stl.r.rvAN ; late prOprietor of
the Elwell House, removed his family to
Bradford, McKean Courity, this week,
where he intends to reside heleaffer.
donN has hosts of friends bete, his old
home, who will follow him with wishes
for success in his new loCation.
Local 'Correspondence.
WHIT:in - 8 POINT, Broom ra., N, Y.;.
March 8, late,
EDITOR REPORTER—Dear Sir: In your
issue of the 27th ult., you say,: "J.tcou
HEMSTRAUGHT died near Owego, on the
17th instant, aged 103 years and 22 days.
Ile was the oldest man in New York
State, if not in the country." Now, in
regard to this last statement, let me say
We have -a colored man living in Triangle,
this county, that is in his green (?) old
age, pressing hard on to 104 years old,
and from all appearance is good for- at
least 10 yearti yet. We see him occasion.
ally walking in our streets .as briskly as
men at 75 or SO years of age. Ile was a
slave in Connecticut, but was freed at 28
years of ago by that enactment that gave
freedom.to all slaves in that State when
they arrived at that age. About 40 years
ago GEltiliT SMITH, gave him a life lease
of a piece of land where he still resides . .
"Yours as ever,
•
C. E. TAYLOR. •
TROY 1 OPIO3
EDITOR tlEronTErt:—The past week
has Lein marked by a wonderful irw.fivi•
ty in the way of neiva, and may - be 'writ
ten down as an uneventful period in our
history. Aside from the illness of-Judge
LoNo, Our citizens are at preach': in good
health.. We are sorry to say, however,
that his symptoms arc quite unfavorable
and fears are entertained that he will not
recover 500 n.... G. B. DAVIDSON, Esq.,
has just returned from West Virginia,
where be has been for several days past.
Rev. Dr. CoWis.s, of Elmira, ;Col
lege, *ached two very able salmons in
the Presbyterian Church, Sunday. Ile
also addressed the Sabbath School in a
highly interesting manner, illustrating his
remarks by crayon sketches on the black
board. Re was the guest of Mri RORACE
PotuEnor4...Mr. M. • A. GsrEs, who is
doing business - in Syracuse, was home for
a few days.... The Teachers' Institute or
ganized , at West Burlington Saturday,
March 15th, was well attended. Miss S.
-B. BALLARD drilled a class very success
fully in Gnyot's method of map drawing,
and Miss ELIZA AriAus illustrated' the su
perior system - of Guyot's Primary Geog
raphy in an excellent manner. J. T. Mc-
Coixou conducted a class in cube root,
using the method found in- MaeVickar's
Arithmetic. : The teachers expressed item.
selve4 as highly . :Pleased with Macyiek:
ar's demonstratton of a rule which many
anthers of arithmetic fail 6 make clear.
Drill was also given in phonic spelling,
and in the use of diacritical marks. The
institute adjourned to inert again in : two
weeks with M. O. LOO.IIIS as conductor.
...The 'frog Institute will meet at the
graded School building, Saturday, 22d.
Prof. RYAN will glee instruction to teach
ers at that time....Manaver Cut will
close a successful to‘m of school' in Gran
ville, Tbunlay, Mara. 20th, and FRANS
11.1WITIOUN'S 1101001, in the ante town
ship, will close Wednesday, March 19th.
Both gentlemen are excellent teachers. .
-
As a community we are enjoying our
usual share of the faleisings of an All-
Wise Providence; although some aro suf.. ,
tering from disease .'ets usual there
Some changing of - places and moving
around....Josot E. - Hon:nix his routed
the farm of MARTIN TOHEINS....WELLs
HORTON has moved eiichis place, former ly
belonging to
.RICHARD - Egomania— .17.
IC VOMIT has bought and moved on the
estate of gEOHOE Elowroit, deceased....
Dr. RANsoSt has returned from the Med
ical College at Philadelphia, rented \ a
house and lot near the M. E. Church,
leaVing his son to manage the farm, in-'
tending in the future.to devote his whole,
tithe to the practice of medieine....Quite
a number contemplate building the earn
ing summer. J. V. Votrairr has - already
commenced an edifice which no doubt,
when finished, will be an ornament to the
place.... During the past winter polo-eat
hunting has been all the rage. &me have
made :is high as $3.00 per day. .WILLIE
and STEPHEN BIDLACE extricated ,10 of
the "shining beauties "- from one den.
REHIIEN Horror; took eight frompose
den Which brought the neat, little'sum of
$O.OO. - We think some action will • have
to be taker'by the Legislature twfprotect
his skunkship, er the gemin what Steals
messers.oniohs will be exterminated, -and
the price of perfumery will be enormous.
...Before closing we wish to inform the
readers of your paper,. -if there should be
a plaw' any Where, any' community suffer
ing a snow famine, longing for, a pleasur
able sleigh ride, this is thWvery pima ,to
come unless the weather shapcs very mueli
different from what it has, 'during the
past month. I can recommend perfect safe
ty incoming for that purpose .any time
previeus' to the Fourth of For
fear of wearying your patience, and hop
ing-to bo able to do better next time, I
remain as ever, CoItnEsrONDENT.
Ghent, March 14, 1879
A WARNING VOICE PEON THE PENITEN-
Mn. EDITOR am at the ptes6nt an
inmate of the Eastern Penitergaziry, and
,as 'I thought you bad no correspondence
frOm this Place I would pen a few
to you, hoping if you think proper to pun- .
lisp them that they will be interesting as
well as hencticial to ;orn e of your numer-.
ous readers.
- Much.bas been said about pilitical re-
That is all right, but in order to
secure that we must, have individual re
form. Individual ici l min is my motto. I
started in life with fair prospects, married
young. I was my father's only child. I
lived on imy father's faim with Imy wife
until I was the father of a family of chil
dren. Being au only son I was much In
dulged.' : I t:oli got to' sporting in horses
and atter:Aim; races, and then the dripk
ing saloons. Prom there to the gambling
table, and knowing that my father would
look after and care for my family in my
absence, I made the . acquaintance of a
prostitute woman, :v►d that completed
my ruin. ThroUgh the fascinations' of
one of them I.was induced to leave,one of.
the best woolen that it was ever the lot of
any mau to call his own, as well as bright
and nice a family of children, as the sun
ever shone upon. I never was avery bard
drinker; but yet drank enough to blunt
the tender sensibility . of husband and
father.
Now ll 3lr. Editor, I write these lines to
you, having tWo objects in view : One is to
show t 4 the young the danger they stand
in by attending the drinking saloons or
*gambling table, and keeping bad compa
ny of either sex. If these lines shall fall
under the notice of any one that has
similar inclinations 'such as I bad, and
such as proved my .overthrovi, it may
cause them to stop at once and reflect suf
ficiently to induce them to firmly resolve
that neither strong drink, gambling ta
hies or bad comi any of either sex, shall
prove their ruin ; but M-k strength of Him
thatds always ready and willing, and able
to strengthen and save all that call upon
'Him. Then one object will have been oh_
tanned. The other . is, I feel it my duty to
state to the public that I lytve made a
firm resolve, Goo being my helper, to
abandon all of my former evil ,habits and
associates. You may imagine the feelings
of one undergoing Imprisonment, but
none. but a convict can. know what it is to
be cut off front the outside world and all
that we hold dear on earth. To the heart
susceptible of feeling it is painful in the
extreme.. I to Fay to all fast young
men, be trained in time, if you wish to
avoid my fate, is the advice of a true
friend. IS'. 13. DOANE.
From tho RepoOlean, Marc% 14th
A barn behniginglo John Briggs, at
Factdryville,,Was destroyed by lightning
on Saturday night ....During the months
of Decec,cmhor, Jcinuary, and February,
191 carloads of freight were shipped from
the Tunkhatmock depot, independent of
a large amount of freight in smaller bills.
....Mr. .1. T. Jennings, of Carney, ship
ped a car load of ash from Mehoopany de
pot to San Francisco, CaUremia, last week
Monday. This is the first *hipped there
from this section. •If it is Successful "it
may open a new market for our lumber.
.Messrs. W; It. and - 11. W. Pogart
bade their many friends in this vivinity
adieu on Tuesday evening, and took the
2 o'clock train for l'awuee Rock, Kansas.
They leave many warm friends in this
place whose good wishes go with theM.
From tho Democrat. March I.lth.
Troy, March 17th
Dr. C. 11. Dana has 'been dangerously
ill from kidney complaint, but is now con
valescing:, At 7:15 r.m ~the Bth instant,
a small comet or ball of lite was seen in
the :leavens, passing froM west to east.
It seemed to start from about the middle,
having a long tail. It .tookit auout 40
seconds of time to pass out of sight....
Mr. Kitner-poseurant received a letter
from William OVerileld, AN h(3 left this
place for Colorado some time since, and
is now. in Leadvillo reporting good times
theie—mechanics getting from $3 to $4
per day. Re thinks it a good place for a
working man, but says it is rather early
to-come yet, as they arc now receiving
their severest weather.— .Tra i jns. on the
Montrose railway are agairrrunning regu
larly.
s ULLMAN COUNTY.?
Fromthe,Dusbore Review, 'March 13tb::
The Evangelical conference in session
at Lewisburg this week,. has assigned
Rev: 6. P. Itemer to 3tiltou for the com
ing year. Mr. Reenter is universally es
teemed by the people of Dushore, who
Will regret his departure. Rev. William
Wallace has been assigned to Dushore
..Rev. P.. C. Hurst has been visiting
friends in . Dushore fora" few days. lie
has for Some time been- located at 'Hyde
.Park.... Rev. P. Reenter will preach his
farewell serrri'on in DuShore on Sunday
morning, at 101 'o'clock, and at Bernice
at 3 1.. m ....On Thursday last ? John Mc-
Mahon ' son of James 3tcMahou, drove in
with a funeral procession, and stopped in
front of Utz's block to leave his hories
preparatory to going into, the cemetery.
In attempting - to get out of the cutter his
foot slipped I etween the guard and the
box and he-was thrown forward "with the
weight of his entire body resting on the
imprisoned kg. It was but the work of
ORZIT 0141JUNGS.
TIARY.
PUlLADrunzt.t. February 23, 1579
- -.--
I t
Nei hborlnt Counties.
' -
VOMING COUNTY.
instant, yet upon his removal his leg
w found broken. Ho was taken home
lin lately - and proper_snrgical skill cli
ployo4
From tbDentocrxt, ))arch 12th.
Sugar' \making has commenced, and
now a fello can expect more
`tl Ekolt
'writ. than
"taffy" fro his best girl... .During the
severe,tbursl orm last Batnrday even
ing, two trees n ar this place were struck
by lightning, settlng fire to both. The
storm was the most \ severe of the season.
_.. .. We understand t at Mr. Frank Mc.
.Deimott, at the tonne , is the inventor
of a machine for colorin bides which all
those em netted with. the ufacture of
leather cannot but appreciate. This' de
vice has been tested with the\best results,
giving to the leather a unifoinetrof color
so much sought for among tram •ry men,
and must inevitably come into . • neral
use throughout the country.
CCI
TioaA. COUNTY.
nem the Mansfield Advertiser, March Pith,
. .
The :residence of. W. IL Kinney w
struck by lightning dining -the thunder
storm on Saturday evening. Slight dam
age. , 1 man and his wife residing near
Sylvania, and well known and hitherto re
spected. somewhat •in this community,
made a very wicked and foolish', attempt
last week to blackmail a young lady at
tending the Isiornial, to the extent of $26
and•were caught at it. They compromis,
ed their felony by paying $lO Vor each
dollandemanded by them. • The fun cost
thein - $260, and legal fem.. If the young
lady bad not been among. friends, who
promptly followed the matter np, it might
have caured her much unhappiness;
as it
is, th e
,biters would-be biters are badly
bitten.
Agitator, March 11th. -
Mr. Ahdrew Jackson, of Gaines, re
cently received the bounty for killing six
wild cats A Westfield miller says he
has ground 40,000 bushels of grain dur
ing the past year...,,There are 400 schol
ars in the graded school at Blossburg.
Seven teachers'are k.inployed, and the in
stitution is well managed by Prof. F.. M.
Smith, the principal...'.Mrs. E. J. Brown
died in this borough last Friday afternoon,
after an illness of several weeks, I rom dis
ease of the heart. She Lad long icsided in
the village, and was well known and re
spected by a large circle of friends.... Mrs.
Elizabeth Sly, ono of the oldest residents
in this vicinity, died at the hciuse of Ler
daughter,Mrs. Brougham, in Gaines,
List Sunay. She was 88 years .of age.
11cr son, Mr. Harvey Sly. a black smith in
this borough, is said !to be the fi rst white
person horn in WellSboro Mr. Sidney
Pohliston, of Middleibury, came to our
town ,last Wednesday, became intoxicat
ed and went to sleep in the Parkhurst
llonse bai n with some $.300 in his pocket,
as he alleges— When he woke lip his mo
ney was-gone. We understand he thinks
he would know the voice of the man who
took the money s if ho should hear it
again ; but it is doubtful if he ever finds
either the pan or the money. The loss
is a severe one; but,if it induces the loser
never again to jinn an enemy into his
mouth to steal away his brains, it may
prove a blessing, in disguise. .
WORKINGMEN.—Beforo you begin your
heavy spring work after a winter of re
laxation, your system needs eleausing.and
strengthening to prevent an attack tor
Ague,Mous or Spring Fever, or ,tionio
other spring sickness that will unfit
you for a season's work. You will' save
time, much sickness ' and great expoiso
if yoit will use one bottle of Hop Bitters
in your family this mouth. Don't wait.
See another column.
BUSfNESS LOCAL.
LS Teachers' examinatioris for' Brad
ford County, will be held as follows: Jrareh 12,
Wyainsing; 144 Sllvara; 17, Ulster;
I'J;.Bvrlle -
ton ; 21, Troy ; 21, Sayre ; New Albany t t.
Wi
mot ; 31, Monroe ; April 2, Granville Center; 4,
Cauti , n Graded School ; 7, Last Smithfield ;6,
Benny Creek ; 11, Atipluwall Corners; 14,•LeRsys.
rine ; 1 6 , Warren Center; IP, North Orwell; 21,
Iferrickville; 23, Wyeer.
Extminations will commence promptly at Da. m s
Whzre deemed advisable, the day following each
examination may be ilor•ote4 to lusts net lon neces
sary for the greater efficiency of the summer
schools. As examinations are to be held Ida ma
jority of the townships for the convenience of
teachers, instead of a few towns, extra and private
examintions will be diseontinued this spring as the
endorsing of certificates was last fall. Dinectors
are earnestly Invited to be present.
G. W. 'RICAN,
~County Suporintendent
Towanda, Ps, March 6, 1677. tt
OrSP.RING STYLES OF MILLIN
ERY GOODS at STERN-S.
Mr' A pretty assortment of EMBROI
DERIES an LACES at STERNS. •
ri''" Ladies ! buy-the 4 SPOON " COR
SET at STERN'S, It 13 the besi.
-Mr Ladies Dresi Trimmings, all the'
NCR' Styles, at SNELL ar FAA:MAWS, a few doors
north of. Marconi Block.
ar FANCY GOODS and BUTTONS
a - treat variety at STERN'S.
. COMSER has the best wearing Shoes
for -Men, Boys and Youths' wear. ever offered In
Towanda, and at prices within the reach of all. -
M"..1 full assortment of Fancy Goods
at 52int.t. & FARNII-tICS, a few doors north of
Stemu's
tar When . you go to pick out that
'set of !1 ishes,' be sure and call at ifitdill's Crm k-
cry Store
NOTICE.—Tho accounts of 'tho late
arm or.Atvono & HyreitcocK have been assigned
to anal should be paid to J. E. Iltvcitcoett, at the
Expottrazt Ottleet
EE 'For tickets to all points - West,
North and Southwest, at the lowest possible rates,
call on or address, D. E. DASCOCN, Agent, at
Upper Depot, Towanda. i7tf
tlfr L. B. RODGF.RS challenges compe
titlon tor quelty of goods 'and low prises on Sash.
Doors, Blinds and iloitlin4s, and al building ilia.
WOW. tauga-tfj,
. Mr The Largest, Best and Cheapest
line of Shen for Ladtee, Misses' and Children•
weans found at Constit's new store; corner Main
and Plnc.sts.,Traer & Noble's Block. aprr7B
• ,
t CowLes' Bakery Wagot, of the
11. d. Ward Bakery, will be on hand daily with
Fresh Crackers hot from the oven, Bread, hes,
Cakes, April
Ur Don't Sou forget it. We have an
excellent CRACKER MANTIF ACTOVX In town
at. COWLES• BAKERY, where you can , buy the
best treeh•bakcd crackers.
lat": WANTED man with a tatnily,
as fare) assistant and wood-chopper and assist in
ritnning a threshing machine the coming fall. Sit
uation permanent if satisfactory. Wages liberal.
Address 9. Jones. Towanda, Pa. 1 wk.
(3" Nothing short of unmistakable
benefits conferred upon tensor thousands of suffer
ers could originate and maintain the reputation
which ATILICN SARIRAYARILLA enjoys; It Is a
compound of the best vegetable alteratives, with
lodides of Potassium and Iron, and is the most
effectua: of all remedies for scrofulous, mercurial,
or blood disorders. Uniformly successful and cer
tain In its remedial effects, It produces rapid and
complete cities of Scrofula, Sores, Boils, Humors,
Pimples, Eniptions,lfikin Diseases, and all disor
ders arising. from idspurity of . the blood. By Its
invigorating effects It always relieves dud often
cures Liver COMplaints, Female Weaknesses and
Irregularities, and Is a *dent renewer of, Vitality.
For purifying, the blood it has no equal. It tones
up the sysfem, restores and preserves the health,
and Imparts vigor and energy.• For forty years it
has been in extensive use, and Is to-day the most
Tellable medicine for the suffering sick,. every
where. For safe by all dealers,
MARRIED.
HAViiNS—ANDERSON.—In linrelay township,
March ti, Is by Elder Calvin Newell, Mr.
George Mavens and Miss Nancy M. Anderson,
bob of ftnrclay.
GILBERT—LINDLEY.—AIso by the same, at
Wear Franklin. March 16. 1879. Mr. Elijah B.
Glib. of Franklin, and Miss Cynthia J. Lind
ley, of Barclay.
YOCGIIY..-lIA.Y.NARD—In Waverly. N. Y..
March loth, 187 e, at the residence of J. Y. Hor
ton, by nor. It. G. 1302rdINSIL JiVhilabVOnght.
of North 'tome, Pa., to (Ana .1. 'Maynard, of
Itotne.
ST V.:Tst tN—ltlitrif IV— A t the parsonage in f tt t
Sl4'nartwa. Marelt alb, 4 1:,:v.• M. E.
Bratoball, Chas Stetson and .Nisi Ida A. Swaim.
all of Warren, Bradford county.
NTZ—rDECKEIt—in Monrueton, natal FL
1879. by key. E. 11. crammer. Mr. John Lantz.
or 'Franklin, and and Sarah F. Beater or
Tortauila.
DIED.
EI)11/17.—in Franklin March 101. h, of - dlphtberiN
- CharloB, sou - of WWI= Xddy.
TOWANDA MARKETS.
itzrostfri Br STEVEN!, • LONG,
0 enerst dealers in Groceries And Produce; Patten)!
Block, comet Stale end Bridge Biretta.
WEDNESDAY EVENING,It AItCII
, '• - rains°. ' 63LLiitel
Flour per bbl - 5 . 20 825 5 750 7.00
Flour per seek... • 1 300 150 1 400 173
Corn Ideal per 1001h6 ...1 0155 ,-, : 0 120
Chop Feed 1 ofo - •.1 200
Wheat, per bush
40042 900 100 1 000 110
Corn •
Rye ' tip ' 560 60
Oath .. .. • -
30
Buckwheat 3 7:: l3l 50
Buckwheat Flour 1 250 ' • 1 6ro 173
Clover seed,medlum.... • 500
:Timothy. western,'' , 1 6055 1 75
Deans, 62 lbs. 1 000 140 • 1 220 173
Pork. mess 0 bbl.. . 12 00
Dressed hogs 4555 ' • .
Dams . 611101 84 15 0
Shoulders • - 4 • .' 7
Chickens 8010 ' 40 JO
Turkeys.. .34 10 102 12
Ducks - -50 9 1t 12
Geese - 6. 130 10
.
Lard 70 7' 100
Butter, tubs 120 16 160 20
' Rolls 14015, 150 20
'Eggs, fresh 110 16
0
Chee 100 11 • 12
Gree a pple; bu'h 50 , 6 50 70
- Potatoes. per bushel.... ' 610 65 754
13aloil0 1 0001.00 1 250 IZS
Becalm. 25
C \ OItHiCTISD BT DAYTON a BRO. •
hides' 040105
Veal eklna ' ,. • 400s0
Deacons \ 20030
•
-
Sheep rens \ • • 25W00
\
Tallow A 05006
Woof.
25025
Vim ittsvertiseutent
QUSQUEHANICA COLLEGIATEII;I , -
11 7 aL T '?trineg P .-lipe r" nse m s v in i r " .i lt@' 2, ll tu C ag A an - ti
furnished room froth 4180 to 11183 per year. 'For
catalogue or further nartlenlars address the Prin.
ripe!: EDWIN N. QUINLAN. t. U.
Towanda, March 13,.1879. 7yl ,
DISSOLUTION+—The copartner
ship beteinfare-ollstlng between Peter Mc-
Intyre and George 8. Russell, under Mellen) name
of Slclntyre &Russell, has ben this day !Unsolv
ed bb mutual consent. The accounts and notes are
phmed In the bands of James Wood. Esq., for col.
'notion, upon w hunt all persons indebted-to the late
firm will please call fur settlement. The business
will be conducted In the future by the underiagn.
ed. at the opt !maw.
Thankfulfor past favors, we would respectfully
solicit a share of public patronage.
Very rev2Ctfully.
•
McINTYRE
Towanda, Jan. :0, Igo
AUCTION! AUCTION!
•
Tim subscriber *III offer for tale, on his preml
NEW ALBANY,
THURSDAY, MARCH. 19, 1879
. At 9 O'clock A. fit., ,
The following described property;
ELEVEN 1101151 , ..5,
from 5 years to 12 years old. and from 000 to 1.400
pounds. 4 sets Heavy Double Harness. 1 set Double
light Ifarneta, new: 3 sets- Single Harness, One
Yoko of Oxen, Five rCows, 1 2 year old Helfer, 2
Yearling Heifers. 3 Hogs., '4 Lumber Wagms, 1
Spring Wagon' 1 -Carriage, 1. Skeleton Wagon. 4
.etas Doll Sleds, 1 Light two harms Sleigh. 2 Fan
ning 31111 s, I.Cutter, 4 Plows,. 2 DarroWs, 2 Coln
vaton, 3 Shovel Mows. 1 Horse Mike. 1 4fowteg
ditaeldne...Cliamplon,” together ulth Neek'Yekes„
(Awns. Whltlletrees, Forkv. Cradles. 1 m o w
deem 2 sets Chairs, i Table, 1 Stand. 2 Parkir
S.oves, 2 Cook Stoves, and other articles too numer
ous to mentU,n.
The subscriber will offer his Farm of laftacres
improved land for rent on day of sale.
TEl33l9.iti , SALE.—AII sums of #5 and tinder,
cash ; all sums over II and, tinder 450; eight months'
tithe; all Anus of eto and over,.une year's time,
with interest and.approved security. biz per cent.
off for cash.
A. R. MOE..Auctioneer
Iltarch '
SPECIAL NOTICE!.
STEVENS & LONG
will remove about the first of April to the
LARGE AND • CONTENIENT
STO RE,
corner of Main and rlee Streets, formerly tx.eu
ploll by Fox. Steven's &Metedr. wholesale grocers—
now Dy Decker Brothers, clothiers.
In their
NEW LOCATION
they propose to keep_at ALL TIMES
. ,
FULL• AND CONIVLETE A§
SORTMENT OF GOODS
• . . • IN THEIR LINE.
and hope Ivl llt MORE WOOL AND TIETTEIt
FACIL ITI ES, to scree their friends and thu public
acceptably.
Towanda, Va., March d. • 4 wk
SPRING OF 1879.
ROSENBAUM d: SONS,
201 EAST WATER-ST.,
• Rathbun Rouse Block"
EL,IIIIIA, N. Y.
Desire to inform their many patroul and frlenit9
In Bradford and surrounding .counttes that they
will have open by APRIL Ist fur lospectlon, the
largest, finest and must varlet," assortment of
•
ATILLINERY GOODS,
Ever opend in this city, to Which we Invite atten
tion. Our past record for fair dealing must speak
for us this season.
• A eall solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed In
every case..
REMEMBER THE PL A.CE,
201 EAST.WATER STREET,
ELMIRA, NEW YOIIK..
March 19,1879.
M. E. Rosenfield's
CLOTHING HALL.
I . .
TIVENTripT GRAND ANNUAL
OPENING EXHIBITION, -
M. E. ROSENFIELD'S.
SPRING OF 1879.
Novelties fa .
1 MEN'S, BOYS' AND CiIIL
DREN'S WEAR.
consisting of an entire new line of
SPRING AND SUNIMEtt CLOTHING,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Hats, Caps, &e., &c., • ‘4
Of the Neatest and Best Styles, and at the loves
POPULA - I PRICES.
beg to call tto attention of our mothers If they
want a nobby stilt for their little boys, in 413 and
all other styles, please call on ine.
16 PER CENT. LESS
Than any other house In the county.
C ett AND - F.lKAltilir. BEFORE; PURCIIM
INO,ELSEWIIERE.
M. E. ROSENFIELD.
Towauds, Much 160579. •
litre PROCLAMATION-,.
'Witsleads. lion. Paul o.ldotrow, President
mlitie et the llttr Judicial District. consbitibg of
the county of itradforti, hats Issued his precept
bear, Ind defolehrusil MG 1817, to me directed, for
hold es lin ad mimed Court 2f Common Pleas and
Orphan's Court at Vostanda4 commencing Monday,
April 7th, and:loco:Alone three weeks.
NOMe is therefore hereby siren to ail persons
interested that they be then and there in their
pi operperson, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said
day, with records„lnquisitlons and other remetn
brances to do those things which to their office ap.
pertains to be done.' Jurors are requested to be
punctual in their, attendance ,agreeably to their
notice. . .
. .
Dated at Towanda, the lath day' of March, In
the year of our Lord one thousand stgbt hundred
and serenty.nfne an der the Independence of the
United States the ono hundred and fourth.
PETER .1. DEAR, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, March Mb, . . •
TRIAL LIST-APRIL TERM,
IS - 9, at Towanda, Pa. t , • •
„.. ' - tinier wItIL/L -
.
'P W McDonnell vs A 4 Laytim -• • ' trespass
Ellen N Mitchell et al vs James Kelly 'eject
A Lewis vs I. Priedenburg et al . Issue
Thisbe Kinney vs 0 W Kinney ' debt
0 A Vincent vs Harrison • Mitchell appeal
A.& .1 Morley vs C F Nichols issue
II F Bowman. vs Jeremiah Vandermark eject
tieo S Peck vs DeWitt &Maynard debt
First National Bank of Athens vs 0 W 3for.o.debt
.1 0 Frosts F Cook • .Issuo
Bebeca Hancock vs David Abrams, Jr et aß.lssue
II C Brimming vs W E Armstrong am action
Chas Welled vs A J Layton trespass
T. II Rogers' use vs Allen McKean ase'pt
,I A Linderman TB Watertown Fire Ins Co....debt
N II Voorhis , use vs H It Oates appeal
Nlt Voorhis' use vs J W Huggins et al ' appeal
N B Voorhis' use vs A N Harris—. • -appeal
N II Voorhis' use vs Jelin Lantz appeal
N B Voorhis• use vs Alfred McClure appeal
N It Voorhis' use vs D D Murphy 'appeal
N 11' Voorhis' use vs P F Wilson appeal
Towanda EnrekaMower Co vs Is 0 Hollon;...asepE
J 6 Dougherty vs E C Spencer Issue
Sarah Jordan vs Olive Fox Elliott. issue”
. •
. . .
• SECOND WEEK. • - • '„
•
Harrison Black va Nlnpn A Black - eject
Frederick Shall vs E C Herrick ' trove
Isaac Snell vs Pa & N Y - C and It R Co. case.
Delphine Heulitt vs It K. Heulitt • appeal
I) It 'Blackman vs George Fox's adrurs set fa
Towanda Eureka Mower Co vs C E GOdding.a - ss'r
M M Coolbaugh vs Pa & N Y• C & It 4 Co case
II B Ingtnim vs A J Layton ' tresparta
Martin Rogers vs Hartford Ins C 0...., :.:..trespass
P W McDonald vs A.l Layton ' trespass.
W It Stone, assignee vs T It Jordan ass'pt
1)21111t1 Bensley vs Stephen . Evans et al eject
D L Kennedy vs Wm E 11 , wie covenant
I) C Dayton vs Pa & N Y-. 0 31, It it Co trespaxs
`Bradford LAM Assaf Athens tiip vs F A Boot.sci fa
Emily McTavish vs S Lockwood eject
L'E W 11462.11 use vs Jacob Jones • Issue
S A \W heeler's use vs Patrick Halpine ISsue
II D Wilcox vs P D Wilcox ' trsspwss
Dr W. AT Cheeney vs Mark Mints appeal
James Kinney et al vs JaxWorid Cath BLsh..sci fa
Joseph Towner vs John Mack et at eject
Shaw & CO vs Andrew J Layton trespass
Myron Oslo; p vs Lewis Goff rep
1' 31 Coolbaugh, guardian vs T. 4081 Meredith-314/1
. . \ THULE. WEEK.
Codling & Bussevs Towanda Boro.Schl DisLdbl
ninny P Dampt's se v-s Maty Long - eject
Danniel Sullivan ' s• ' s'.o C Donovan • - 'appeal-
Ji,bn'3l. Lamphere vOco Fez. adder aidwal
Isaac A Park vs TwitOf Orwell ' - case
F M Dreads vs John Cirr.ll ' eject
C E Frost vs Thos It Jordan appeal
.81 , 1 /1 Doane's:saner vs'e lt\ Doane trover
Cita tank, Waverly vs Codding & Russell...assp't
Same vs C S Russell \ assjet.
Weller & Ellis vs Dennis McMahon asslet
J S Williston, assignee vs Betsy Coger , app:l
1) C DeWitt vs Schrader Coal Co . \ - trespass
~E W Drake vs Thus Harding et al:. 3.551.111111.
Dana F Park vs Jacob A Strickler \ debt
J A Linderman vs NC It E . Co - \•
apPeal
'Herd Wanzur vs Elias nunsicker \ roe
Wm II - Keeler vs Barrett B Keeler \., .assump
Mrs Olive Elliott vs A J Layton \ trespass
Sarah K Scorers use vs W Branxhall et al.,sci fa
It W Bassett, after vs Stem Clarkl \ .rep
Sinle vs Robert BeDonsidlrep
B W Payne & Sons vs .1 IS Else!' et at att \ ex,
C G Trapey vs J3l Struble _ ' appeal
Myron Nichols vs Wallace Nichols issuti
Subrcenas Ist week returnable. Monday. A peal 7..
1879. at 2 r. 21. Sublarenas 2.1 .week returnable
Monday, Aprll 14, at 2 I'. It.. Subpcenas ad week
returnable Monday. April 2!, at 2 C. SI.
GEO. W. BL A CI:3IA Prothonotary.
Towanda, March
AIIDITOWS:AN OTICE.-;- In the
Orphan's Court of Bradford Connty. In the
matter of the ratite ot Calvin LeVA, late of the
Towhship of Springfield, Bradford County, deceas
e(].
The undersigned, an auditor appointed by said
Court to pass upon exceptions to final account of S.
I). ti ark nems, adtninistratorot the estate of Caivio
L'On IS, deceased;'s{lll attend to the duties of his
appidntruont at his ( - Mee in Troy Borough, l'a.. ou
SATURDAY. th'i lath day of APRIL next, at In
.o'clock a. in. of said day, at 'Which time and place
airpessons having claltus against said eatate or the
fends arising front the game, nro gaeby required
t nuthe their claims or be debarred front coming
In aPon said funds.
J. w. WILCO.%
W. E. CIIILSON, Auditor
TC6y., Pa, March 0,1 S 9. 4 wk..
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE:
—Notice is hereby given that all persons In
deldt d to the estate of Joan D. Montanye, late of
Ithaca. N. Y., deceased, are requested to make
Immediate paymcnt, and all persons having claims
against said estate must pre,ent them duly autlitm
tlcate, for settlement to our Attorney : John W.
Mix, Towanda, Pa.
HOWARD ELM R. Administrator.
, .ELIZA 11E111 J. MtINTANYE4
Towanda, V Feh:-C., '79. AdiuMistratrix.
•
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.—In the
Orphan's COurt of Bradford County. In the.
matter of the estate of Daniel White, decease!).
The undersignod an Auditor appointed• by the
Court to disitibute the funds in 'the hands of
James If. Webb. Executor of the salt decedent's
estate. arising front the sale of the real and Iter-
SZIal property of the said decedent, well attend to
the duties of his appointment at ids office In the
Borough of Tonanda, on iiIONIPAY. the 25th day
M ARCH, IS:7. at 10 "'dock A. at., at which time
and place all parties having calms mi said fund,
are notified to present them, or .be debarred from
coming In upon the same.
J. ANDZEW WILT.
Towanda, Feb. 1877. • AmMar.
EXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
Is-hereby that all persons indebted to
the estate of Samuel Davidson, Into of Siteshegnin,
deceased, must make Immediate payment to.the
undersigned, and all personslutivlng claims against
said estate must present them, duly authenticated,
for settlement.
SAM CEL DAVIDSON,
I. L. Ii , II:NG, Executors.
Sllirshequin, Matelt".l9,.lb7S.-w6
EX ECITTOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
- is hereby given that . all _persAdi4 indebted to
the estate of Caleb Abell, late of Warren town
ship, deed, must make - immediate payment, and
all persons having claims against said estate, must
present them. duly authenticated, to the under
signed tar settlement. C. T. ABELL, •
Warren, Pa., Feb.2o, '79-6t.
,Executor;
Q 77 z t v i ll t c i T t tl f l r ,l et n ,. (l eLp t ! i n , :e 1 R Ftu7os.ra.:lttuegelttoaAELli:
E. F. DI T T Rj,,qll:
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.
We hare 'on hang a large 'stock. 4f
CHOICE CIROCE
VEAY LOWEST MARKET
Ala specialty we orrerian extra grade of
WHITE WHEAT FLOUR,
At aprlce not :n be. found .elstiwhere subject to be
returned It Dot satisfactory.
A fresh supply of Dried Fruits luit, received,
among which can ln• found German Prunes of our
Own Importation.
, WE WILL . NOT BE s
E. F. DrTTRICIT & C 4 0
Towantla, Jan. 30, 1579. •
THE OLD MARBLE YARD .
•
STILL IN OPERATION.
• The undenslimed having purchased sbe JUR
RIX YARD of the late GES)IttIE McCABE. de;
sires to Inform the public- that baring employed
experienced men, he is prepared to do all kinds of
work In Me line of
. .
MONUMENTS,
•
•
EAT) STONES,
•
MANTLES' and
SHELVES,
•
In the rry best manner and at lowest rates.
Persons desiring anything In the Marble line are
Invited biota and examine work, and SaTe agents'
com Mission.
JAMES 1 11cCABS.
Towanda, Vi., SOT. - Id, 1878: ' 24tf
. .
Sept.
I. ) :liticelraticons,
DEALERS IN
TOWANDA, DA.
(Ohl Stalid.of C. D. Patch.)
Which %ye triter to the public at tho
RATES
UNDE.RSOID!
ON Pit. 1.3
powELL
WILL OCCUPY THE STORES
Nois. 4 and 5, Tracy's Moak,
J. L. Kent and Mccabe & Edwards.
TowUnda, February 24, 1872.,
IPiii4l* - 40:4=41 . °3#111=11:1 1 P-iq
Successors to Mclntyre & Ritual, Dealers in
HARDWARE!
STOVES AND TINWARE,
Main Street,
Niscettancir.
FIRE ASSOCIATION,
Of Philadelphia.
ORGANIZED SErTE3IIIED 1, Itil7
N.
\
\
\
CAPITAL, \ -
1 \
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\ •
ASSETS nearly \\
54,000,00 0.00
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• -_
Tl.ls Assnelailon enntlnnes to Insure from Loss
and Damage I.y Household Fur
niture, and -Merchandise generally . — •
WM. S. VINCENT, Agent.
Main. Street, Towanda Pa.
GREAT BARGAINS!
J. D Irr RIC H,
C HA'Ar T TA YL Okt,
Opposite. Park, TOW AS pA, PA.
FANCY SIIITINGS
PANTALOONS.
GOODS JUST ARRIVED.
Fine Cheviots,
Worsteds,
Woo/ Diagonals,
ONERCOATINGS,
It! great variety, made to order s at the
VERY LOWEST PRICE.
LACIEL MATALASSZ CLOAEINGS,
GENTS,FURNISIIIN.G GOODS,
at reduced prices
Windsor Scarfs,
Silk Hai)dkerChiefs,
Colored Hose,
Suspenders,
3 Unilercluthing,
From 96 to 52-in elm
ailrAn inspection of our stock will corifiice the
most fastidious.'
J. DOUTRICII,
Main Street, Towanda, Pa.
Dated Oct. 24, 1878. . 20tt_
kovEßps
P.
•The 'Behest R1ood • . Sweetest -Breath and the
Fairest Skin In Ilop Bitters."
little !lop Bitters saves big doctor bills and
long sickness.'-
"That invalid Wire, mother. sister orebild can
be mile the picture or health with Hop Bitters."
"When worn down, and ready'to take your bed,
Hop Hitters Is what you need."
"Don't physic and i.hyslc, for It weakens and
destroys, bet take Hop Bitters, that build up con
" Physicians of all schools use and recommend
flop Bitters. Test them." -
"Health and beauty Is a Joy—Hop Bitters glees
health and beauty." ,
"There are more cores made with WO BRUM
than all other medicines." •
•!When the brain Is wearied, the noires unstrung,
the muscles weak, use Hop'Bitters."
"That low, nervoua fever, want of sleep and
weakness, calla for hop Rittera,'
HOP. COUGH CURE AND ;PAN RELIEriS
PLEASANT, SURE,‘AND CHEAP.
POI SALE BY .AEL
BESTbusiness you can engage in, $5 to s2o'per
day made by any worker of s either sex ,
right in their own localities.- Particulars and sam
ples worth $5 free. Improve your 'spare time at
thls business. Addressfrriason a Co., Patland,
Maine., may3o iy.
(CC a'week In your own town. *5 Quttlt free.
i,1,11.1 No risk. Reader, If you want a buslnen at
which persons of either sex tan make great pay
all the limo they work, write for particulars to it '
HALLYTT &'Co., Portland; Maine. may3o.ly.
llcan make money faster at work tor no than at
anything else. Capital not required we will
start you. •12 per /ay at home made by the Indite.
trious Nen, women. boys and girls wanted Orem
where to work for us. Now to the time CusUy
ratittlt and terms fret, Addiess Temz - m r:e.. Att.
vista, barge. ina7so47.
iigirt &
RECENTLY OCCUPIED BY
isa beau, &c.
ill
I'OWARDA, PA.
=I
IN BANKRUPTCY.—In the Dis.
trict Court of the United States, Lir. the West
tern Loistrict of Pennsylvania. -
Clarence A. bowler, of - Bradfoid County,
State of - Pennsylvania,- a Bankrupt under
the Act of Congress of March 24, 1867, having
applied for a discharge from all his decd./vend
other claims provable under said act, by order of
the Court, notice is hereby given to all credit Ors
wh6 have proved their debts, and other persons
terested, to .appear on the sth - day of APRIL,
1879, at lo o'clock, A. a., before It. A 311CRCUR,
6:mi.,- Register in 'Bankruptcy, at his of2ce, lu
Towanda, Pennsylianlie, to show cause, - if any
they have; why a discharge should not be granted
to the said Bankrupt.
S. C. McCANDLEB2, Clerk.
Towanda, Pa:, March 6, 1679. • 2wk
T HIRTY -Tuts? ANNUAL-
Penn Minuet Life .Instmi:nfe Co..
"set manta, January 1, 1679
ItECEIPTB.,
Pretnintn receipts '1,141,068.53.
Interest receipts, etc 353„964.11 1.498,03'164
5500,0,00.00
Total._
' DISBURSEMENTS.-.
Losses and endowment4—G.ll3o,4lB49
1-)1% Wends to pulley-holders 221,38007
Lapsed and surrendezedpol;
Ides, etc 248,941.09
Comml.slons.salartes. medi
cal fees, etc: 754,748.29
fates, legal 'expenses, ad
... cellist' og, etc... .....
Net assets Jan. 1, 1879,
U. S. 5 and six percent. bonds, Phila. . •
delphia and city loans, R. IL bonds.
Lank, and other stocks, worth 12,401,- %
043.9*, cost ..12,309,872.65
Mori:ages, first liens on properties
worth 1i,i25,CC0
Premium notes, secured by.policles.
Loans on coliaterals, etc.....
Real. estate owned by the Company,
digit '
Cash oil hand and In Trust Companies
Net ledgir &meta. aanbove...
Ni. deferred and and uure
repot fed pn,3 98,991., 79 m1nw 98,991.,79 Interest due aud accrued.'.. 101,115.62
Market value of crocks, etc,
over cost 91,2.51.= 234,205.G.1 ,
`, •
Gross wets, Janu a ry 1,1879 se,,GAsstot
LIABILITIES.
Losses reported,but not due 1116,028 GO
Reserve, at 4 per cent, to
reinsure risks 5,477,471.00
Dividends on unreported
policies, etc -
Surplus 4 per cent:o23lS ..
Surplna it 4,ii per cent. Pennsylvania
standard. estimated ' ' 11,a411.702.65
No. Plfetes In force ' 10,731.00
.
Amount at risk M 774,537.00
SAMUEL C. HUEY. Prise(dent.
•
SAMUEL E. STONES, H.S. STEPHENS, '
Vice-Piesident. ' 24 Vide-President.
JAS. WEIR, MASON,- HENRY AUSTIE,
Actuary. Secretary.
r 1... HENRY C. BROWN, Aug Secretary.
'GEO. A. GUERNSEY, Agent. •
36w8 • - Towanda; Pa.
HARDWIRE • - .F
- AT GREATLY -
. .
REDII-CED PRICES!
•
• -
• - •H. T.:JTINE ', AGENT ,
Is now openings large and general assortment is
hardware, Cutlery, Stoics, Nails, Iron, Glass
Paints, 011 s, Varnishes, Tinware,.ffouse Furnish
ing Good's, &c, purchased for crab and offered for
sale a t:llargains to those who pay cash for goods,
and Plaids,
OVERCOATINGS,
ANGES and Cooking Stoves, for Cosi ,
snd Wood, at low prices, at JUNE'S.
THE Graphic and New Jewel, th
moat perfect and ornamental heating stovesl
the world, at JUNE'S.
HE Gossip, the beat low-priced
stovo for pekes and ettamberi ever made, at
- . JCSE`S.
r i 'Oß Horse-Shoes and Horse-Shcio i
jut I.:MIR, go to • - JUNES.
INWARE—a large and general
• t
assortment at low prices, at JUNE'S.
. A! LARGE. stock of Bai; Square,
_EI. Bound ; Half-Round, Oval,lialt7Otrat, !Baled,
and Hoop Iron. at - dUNE'S.
FOR
- Paints, Oils, and Varnishes,
go t JUNE'S.
W12:ND.,0 at GLASS, from . 7x910
u '
JUNE'S.
SCREWS and Tacks, direct from
the manufacturers; for =de at yholesale and
retail. at reduced prteen, at , JUNE'S.
TAMPS, Lamp Burners, Chimneys,
L
Shades, sod Wic s of every variety, at
JUNE'S.
ROPE, Sash,t cot* . Twine and
Wick, all sizes, at JUNES:
T. ANTERNS—a great variety at
_LA low price*, at - JUNE'S.
lOCKS, Latches, rind Bolts, every
variety and kind. at' JUN &5.
OAST and Toe Corks (Steel), at
JUNE'S
DISSTON'S Celebrated Sa!is, at
JUNE'S.
TABLE and Pocyit CatlerieL
ROUSE Furnishing Goods, at
NAILS and Spikes, all si z es,
JUNE'S.
NORWAY and Sweed's Iron at
±JUNWS.
MEC lIANICB will 11nd - sr - good u
sortment of Tools at JUNE'S.
ALARGE stock. of Philadelphia
Can laws and Tule Bolts. sat JUN XI;
WIRE Cloth, at
POWDER, Shot and Caps, for sal o
at -• JUNE'S.
BLASTING Powder, it
TILES and Rasps, full assort
men!, st- JIINtI3.
EMMERY. Cloth and Paper, and
Sand raper. at JUNt'S.
ilaAss Kettles and Hollow Ware,
at law prices, at JUNE 1„
Towanda, Ncer..2o, 13711.
le*, za_Tet,
&- Co.
-- : — gilisattaneotts.
''OF THE
OF~PIIILAD,ELPSIA.
+6,0L9,470.61
61,730. X 1,178414.5 T
ASSET.?
59,266.50 P. 653.368.16
• - 679.'237.85
RETORT
17,516,10343
#6,23a.288.38
380,671.17'
893,472.70
313,867.36
441,478.05
198.997.42
16,338,283.34
16,63,504.0 i
awes.
JILTNEV.