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Towanda, Pa, Thursday, April 17, 1879.
iW. A. 011AMBERLIN,
:FINE JAE`WELICY,
WATCHES,
SILVER & PLATED:WARE,
TOWANDA PA.
Towanda, Uri. MONT.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
REDUCTION IN SUBSCRIPTION.
In: - Conformity with the 'general de
predation in ithios, the , subscription
to the Reportr will hireafter be,
,ONE DOLLAR, (payable in ad,
- ,vance), making it the cheapest 'pews . -
paper in the State. While nut
k"
reduction, no exertion wiltl4lles
seized to make the paper worthy of the
,same support has received in the
past, i ,by fearless editorial comments
upori cnrrent topics, and by a copious
synopsis of the netes_pf the day. The
Agrimiltural Department will receire
careful . attention, and no pains nor
expense
,will be spared to collect the
local news of the town and county.
The Reporter shall merit, and hopes
to receive, the confidence and patron
age of the friends who have for so
many years been its readers.
Tut: farmers of Wilmot township coin
',lain of a scarcity of hay.
A 7,4 KW sch o ol building for juvenile
scholars, is being erected at Canton.
Fon favors extended, we-Are ttri . der Olk
ligutfons to our neighbor, the Argus. •
W. IL Cobritit ik! Co. ' Banke'rs of
Montrose. are to erect an elegant banking
building in that pla6e this spring. t j
Owing to the illness of Prothofto tarp
111..keRmAN, drpnty .0. 11. ESTEMAS act
ing as Clerk of the Court this week.
(cep in, Tioga County, contracts for
butte!' for the season are being made at 16
a•id 18 cents per pound for choice dairy.
A LARGE number, of persons from Tio
ga Courity,, l'a., will start on au excursion;
to Dakota Territory, about the 10th of
May.
THE Workiligniets organization o
Waverly, have organized a Relief Armici
:Won, commencing with 16 charter 'mem
. Rum BIDDLE, Of. Wilmot, cut himself
in the foot quite severely with an axe
whilo chopping in the woods ono day last
ek.
Tut: Borough Council did a large
:111101111t Of business at its last session, a
full report of which appears in another
lionAcE Si•Avi.Mso died at Canton on
Friday last,' at ttici ago of ninety-five
years. !Id was at one time a resident'of
this
Me. C. C.' Wntnwr, of Canton town
ship, is the owner of a yearling colt, the
net weight - of which is 915 pounds,—Can
ton Sentinel. •
THE Mercantile Appraisers' List and
Classification of dealers in Bradford
County for the year 1t379, appears on the
fourth page.
MILK is selling in Tunkbannock at two
cents per quart, and the Susquehanna is
not more convenient to that place than
to Towanda.
ifoN.: WILLIAM ELWELL Will preside at
Court next week, several cases being on
tlie .calendar for trial in which Judge
Monitow is interested.
E Troy Gazelle says that the Enter-
Manufacturing Company of that
place is crowded with orders, and running
their works day and night..
Tu ,:.t2linira Advertiser of Thursday
List, gave a very good picture of Prof.
DI:EiV It. WHITE, the lately appgiuted
A mei-ie.:tit Minister to Berlin. •
Tor Cliciining Colinty Agricultural So,-
v . t.ty will hold their,next annual fair on
the State FairGrouads, at Elmira, Sop.
temlicr 23(1, 24th, 2. th and 2tith.
Mo. JouN G. ITAxtmotvo, of Pkland,
Tioga County, is the possessor of a don
b -headed calf. The Agitator says the
lueephatous monster is dead, however. -
Toz residencp of Mr. -- REDFIELD,
Cant, on, was slightly damaged by fire. On
Monday of last week. The fire took in
the roof from sparks from the chimney. :
Pl:Tmoss are in circulation asking the
Court of Sullivan County, to divide Cher
ry township in that county, and to make
berniCe the voting place in the now town
ship.
STnns Tho . opening day for - Spring
goods is announced for Thursday, May
I,f. Thir stock is a ,large one and CAM
priscs all the latest novelties in their line
of trade.
u mum rase. i ectn extract - en witnutt.
DEEM
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ll P PAYNE, M. D.,
.1 Jo
TIISSICLI.II AND S17801:019
onee over l'itaittatyys ' • Store.. Offire hours from 10
A. 11„ and from 2 to 4, Speclal..attentioti
FIRE at Ulster on Wednesday morn
ice last destroyed - the steam mill of ED
wAltp Loin; wool). The oriWf the tire
i. mtknom:it. The loss is partially covered
by iwitirance.
Till: Sheriff, and other advertisers, in
siA n plyiJoi for a large amount of space
in the REPORTET: this week, compelling
us to forego publishing considerable mat
ter prepared for - this isstie.
Uni - nen of the Messiah (UniverFalist),
Rev. -WiLtt.tm TAYLOR, Pastor. At,l4:
A. M.. Sunday. Subject—" Judging, and,
Judging Not." At 7:30 "The 17takt
in the Meal." 'All cordially welcome".
Mlts. M. CLAIR, of this place, rebelled
a telearain - oft Saturday, April lthh.. an
t, ItitoAng the sad news of her brother's
Thomas M. Pr.ow)ta.s, late Inspeo
tot. irC Public Buildings, Washington, D.C.
ritosT'S'Solcs have a large stock of the
Ihuitiminiest Furnitdre - e ver offered in
is market. Particularly noticeable are
the elegant Pallor Suits; comprising sev
en pieces, and which are sold at eighty
6,llars.
A MAN by the name of HERMAN ROBIN..
IMIN, who says ho is a resident of East
'Ludington, this ~ county, was lodged in
ja.l at Owego, Ni Y., week before last,
stealing wheat from a barn in Nichols,
N. y. .
WILLIAM CAFFEUTY, a man about 75
vem. of age, who lived in Canawana,
; 'wego, was choked to death by a piece
nf hr . ( ad lodging in his throat, ': whilst eat
1118 supper, on Wednesday. evening of
last week.
FA.TEER 'HENRIETTA LEOKAII widow
of the bite Hon. STEPHEN B. Lmiresnn, of
()wrgo, died in that place on the evening of
Ille'sth instant, aged 80 years and seven
eioeths. She bad been a resident of Owe.
.go since ISO 6, and was known and loved,
:sp. the 7'inter, byits residents for those
virtueslhat go to form the faithful and
devoted wife and mother, the earnest and
sincere Christian, the pains.taking and
helping neighbor and friend, which her
whole life exemplified. - • •
Ws lean frcan the Troy -audio that
Cr ARENCE tECKIIAM has put up a ma
chine shop or manufactory about a mile
from Columbia X Roads, near the Aua
tinville road, for the purpose of manufac
turing his patent seed sower.
As we are not permitted to piddish the
litherift's sales this term for pay. we will
publish them ne;t week in full for the
benefit of our subscribers, at our own ex
pense.—Bradford Republican, April 10:16.
sad, that bluer will,
11114oet, bat lost."
WORKMEN have commenced on the
foundation of the new railroad depot
building at Canton. The edifice is to be
of wood, and is located on Railway aven
ue, near Corso* street. The Sentinel
rays it is to be ccimpleted In about two
weeks. - • ' '
BESTEIL SEAVICEB in the churches of
this place on Sunday last, tilled the sev
eral edificesto thdir utmost capacity, both
morning arid:evening. We much regret
that the crowded state of our columns
prevents our referring 'to these services
more at length.
t -
AN APPROACHING ColtET.4—A comet,
the first appearance of wbieli..was noted
33 years ago, is proceeding this *ay, and
on April 20th will be nearest the earth, a
trilling distance of 75,000,000 of miles
then intervening between the two bodies.
It can now be detected through a teles•
cope.
SEIIVED rr Rzatrr.- r -A Limburger cheese
fectory at Great Bend was struck by
lightning the other night, and entirely
dcstioyed. We rim not aware that there
was such an institution in our midst, and
can now satisfactorily account for the
odorous breezes which occasionally came
from the East.
A MR. BANCIIETT, of Rochester,' has
made a proposition to the Trustees of
Owego arillage, to put water works into
that town, at his own expense, provided
the trustees named agree to use a certain
amount of water for the and other pur
poses. A committee of the Trustees have
the matter under advisement. .
FIRE.—Tho dwelling house of J. H.
yANNES N about 2 miles west of Ulster,
ISM destroyed by fire ou Friday evening
last, ,at about. 3 o'cloeli. The fire was
caused by a defiet iu thd chimney. There
was an insulanee - on the building of $6OO,
and 4200 on thelhousehold goods. A part
of the latter were sated.
THE 26th of the preSent month will be
the . anniversary of the establishment of
Odd Fellowship in this country. Tho day
will be appropriately celebrated in many
parts of t h is State. We have not learned
whether Bradford Lodge, -of this place,
are making preparations to commemorate
,the event.
We aro informed that the contestants
in the forthcoming pedestrian klatch at
this place, were out for exercise on the,
Fair Grounds one day recently, and that:
one of them made 10 miles in two hours.
and 55 minutes, and that another one
started on a twenty mile tramp and came
within .eighteen miles of accotnplishing
the task. '
MINE Aectnutir.—A young min by the
name of Til6mAs MCNALLY, waalrilled in
the mines 'at Barclay on , Weduesday of
last week,. by a fall of . roof. He had but
recently came to Barclay, commencing
work about April Ist. He was about . 19
years of age, and' formerly lived at Car
bondale, wh ere, his father and mother now
reside.
FRANK N. 'Clicir..vstet, teller of the
onesdale National Bank; Honesdale,
Wayne County, was discovered last week
to be a defaulter to that institution, o the
amount of several thousand dollar's. The
erring man has been connected with the
bank since 1871, and was looked upon as
a very trustworthy and exemplary person.
Unfortunate speculations are said to have
bren the cause of his fall. -
TIM Call w .n c. rrespondent of the Elm
ra F'l&a Pr ss says ; "J. H. SUAW, our
Burgess, appointed Saturday the extra
and special police, with instructionsto ar
rest any persons found drunk or .intoxi
cated on the streets of our borough, and
commit them to tile lockup. This is a
want our town has long felt, and Burgess
SuAw is the right man in the right place."
3111811 AT grids, of this place, was at
rested on Thursday last by Officer Dunne
on a charge of keeping a house of id
fame. ENsis waived a hearing and gave
hail in the sum of st3oo- for the appear
awe of him - Kill and wife at May term of
Court. Three young women, inmates of
his house at the time•of the arrest,. were
held in the sun. of 1100 each as witnesseS..
MRS. ,LAURA BRONSON, mother of the
late Mrs. J. D. Ilvuounr.v, died at the.
residence of her grandson, C. D. litruru-
ICE; in this place, on Tuesday morning
last, at tie advanced age of 89 years. She
was a sister of Bon. Z.. FEMME and LEvt
FitisntE, Esq., of Orwell. The funeral
services will take place at the resktenne
of C. D. Hummittur, on Second Street,
this (Thursday) morning, at half•past
eight o'clock,' from whence thp. remains
will bo taken to Orwell fur interment. •
This is how the Elmira Gazette speaks
of a former Towancliaa
Miles Trout, the retiring- Chief Engi
neer, made a splendid officer; and the
present effieient. - : , condition of the Paid'
Fire Department is largely due to his fire.
experience and energetic efforts. He
-made .our paid system a success in its first
year, and did a vast amount of work day
after day towards perfecting his plan.
Ilis administration will ever be remem
bered by the people with-pride and pleas
ure, so satisfactory to them .and credita
ble to him - has it been.
PLEpRO-PSEUMISMA.—Dr. C.H. 11 1t124 , 1
the veterinary surgeon, informs' the
Wilkes-Barre.,Record of the Times that
this fatal disease has broken out among
cattle on the outskirts 0f,., that city.- One
cow died of the disease Thursday in the
14th ward, and the Doctor has now seven
cases in charge. This is the worst (of all
the ills to which .cattle are subject, and
death speedily follovrs'an attack, in per
haps, a majority- of instances. When
taken at the beginning, it can be cured
by great care and attention.
Foit the benefit of the disciples of Sir
Isaak hereabouts, we publish the state
ment of the Kent:bee Journal of last Fri
thy, that a trout was recently caught in
Moosehead Lake three feet in length and
weighing 19 pounds, and that another_ one!
was taken from Schoodic Lake three feet.
and one inch in length, and weighing 21.
pot:lois. Both fish, the Journal says,
were, taken with rod and line. It may be
well to remark, however, that•these Isles
are way out in Maine, ad that editors are
liable to exaggerate in telling fish stories.
EYE EPlZoo7lC.—During the past week
a stranco disease has broken out among
the children in the upper part of this city.
For want of a better name that of the
eye epic. Utic has been given it. It has
the symptoms of catarrh, is contagions,
quite painful, but not dangerous. In its
first stages the eye b,ecotres blood-shot,,
and swells almost shut, the pain being
intense. It generally comes during the
night, and by morning the eyes are com
pletely closed, and cannot be opened until
bathed with warm water or milk. The
disease lasts generally about four days,
and is followed by no serious results.—
Ilarrisburg Telegr9ph.
THE Nichols correspondent of the Owe
go Times, in speaking of the recent mar
riage of MOLAS SHERWOOD to Miss IvA,
EVARS, at the residence of Amos LAX;
in that place, says : notable feature
of this gathering was the very uncommon
occurrence of five.generations being rep"-
resented. Mr. Joust SmITH; Senior, his
daughter, Mrs. LASE, granddaughter,
Xis. 4. W E. EVAIIB ; great grand-daughter,
Mrs. ILLIAM WELCH, and great grand.
childrea, WILLIE. and FLORA WELmi. If
any or„ii can outdo this we would like to
attend a wedding in that family.
Tint WELTlnnt.
the Bak, Gale weather :
It eastely bolds tegetber .
Tor • day. •
The tint
th It Telma, thee It blowetb,
o e sem storm cloud teeth
Klett away. •
But there's mletle weather, •
Vat would anti ns all together
Just the same ;
. Per. take us aU together •
We're as Sakie as the weather—
Who's to es ostea
Traneartpl.
ON Thiriday B. Commissioner
Mrx rendered a decision in the Athens
Poit °Moe difficulty.- ELTWettoirr and
CnatuAs untinorr; Der minning pri
vate express and establishing a post.oMee
were required to give bonds in the sum
ottilooo ea& for their iippeatsnee at the
term of 11. 8. Court to be holden in Pitts.
barg WT. .
A tom to lady ha Towanda, boasting of
her new ten dollar gaiters, raid they were
perfectlyimmense.— WinPeriy eidopeage.
Neighbor liEnnart, yon "put your
foot into it," some of theta : days,' it you
don't stop poking fun at the pedal ez
tremitlea of our ladies. We object to it
in to-to. You had better confine yourself
to leg.ends and historical reminiscences,
matters with which •you are more fa,
Tan long-talked of foot4ace between
KAVANNUOIt and Stuns, came off on
Monday evening - last, and was witneasol
by quite a large crowd of intesested we
tators. - Contrary ; to general expectation
KIRBY , won. The course was down Main
street from State to a point opposite Kin.
BY'S store, a distance of about ten rods.
The time we are unable to give, owing to
the fact that everybody present became so
excited that none thought to keep it ac
curately. The general impression, how
ever, seems to bo that the time did not
exceed eight minutes, and may possibly
have been a few seconds less.
- 'PERSOIAL
—Dr. LEals, of Frank yrM re
move to Canton May Ist.
—Mr. E. E. BOSWORTIGt, of Osopobt, Ti•
ova County, is about to .engage in the
mercantile business in Wyaltuung, this
county. ,
—Senator DAYIEB is in town, the trial
of important villa in Coart in which he is
counsel necessitating his-presence here
this week; "
—Rev. LEwts &MI has moved from
Wilmot to Lycoming County, near Wil
liatusporthere he has %taken charge of
two or tutee churches.
—Col. °vanTom is at home for a short
time, several cases in which be is counsel
being on the calendar fdrtrial at the pres
ent term of Court. j.
J. M. CARISTII4 formerly of Or
ange County, N.Y., has assumed proprl
etorship of the American Rotel, at Wa ,. .
verly.
—Boutin` McDoww, so Tong and
honorably connected ' with the Lehigh
Valley Railroad Fielght Office at Waver
ly, has procured an appointment as B.
Lion Ageut at Bound Brook, Pa.
—C. M. llairwoon, of Owego, wastho
-sen Grand Treasurer of the Knights of
Honor of the State of New York, at the
recent session of the Grand Lodge at
Binghamton. This is the fifth time this
gentleman has been elected to that posi
tion.
=Captain WILT and his latest and best
acquisition in life—Mrs. WILT--were the
recipients of a serenade on Friday night
lapt, tendered by Company. K of this
place, the Overton Brass. Band furnishing
the music, which was excellent. -
—M. C. MERCIIII, Deputy -Collector of
Interval Revenue in this district, was in
town on Wednesday. Mr. MERCUIt is
well and favorably known in our county,
and it would afford our people great pleas.
urn to endorse him for a position of still
greater prominence. Of course the Dem
ocrats will have Om next State Treasurer,
but our Republican friends will allow us
to suggest Mr. litEnctrn as the most avail
able candidate in this section of the State.
—Tunkhannock Standard.
--Mr. J. R. Kirrinvax, of this place,
was elected Gland Protector of the
Knights and Ladies of Honor of Pennsyl:
vauia, for the ensuing year, at the meet
ing of the Grand Lodge at Corry last
we..k. The selection is an excellent one
as Mr. Kirrunnois is thoroughly posted
in regard to the objects and aimsof the or
der, a good parliamentarian, pleasant and
forcible speakdr, and a genial gentleman.
DEATH OF ML lOU STIBTON.
Mr. JOHN STIRTON, who .departed this
life March 29, 1879, was born in Scotland,
August 12,1799. In 1824 be was Ijoined
in holy - m atrimony to Miss ELLISON EL.
DER by the Rev. W: FREED, at Pearth,_
Scotland. Only a few years after this
event, however, Mr. STIRTON'S health
began to fail, and his physicians reluc
tantly informed him that the incurable
consumption had unmistakably taken hold
of him, and at once reonmniendedlim to
_start for the "wild bills of the new
world." Ile constituently! gathered up
,his little family and what means he bad,_
and started for his new home. .
• lie arrived at Philadelphia in October,
'lB2B. After spending a very short- time
in the City; he by tocident came in com
pany with EDWARD OVERTON, who at tiro
tune owned large tracts of timber land in
Ridgbury township. Mr. OVERTON on
his return to Towanda, his place of resi
dence, brought home with him Mr. and
Mrs. STINTON. The entire distance was
trrvelnd with a span of borses,_aid what
was then called a light wagon. i Soon af
,
tar this Mr. STUITON bought of EDWARD .
OvEnTos 200 acres of ltnd in Ridgbury;
and at once began to clear up the land
and prepare for a permanent home. - Here,
t.
i ii
Mr. ST 'TON lived for MOM than 50 years,
and by ls honest Christian lite left be
hind W an influence which Hine can
'never Oat out. He was the father of 10
children, lour boys and six girls, seven of
which,Wryly° him, and are now , nearly
all settled near the old homestead. Sel
dom do we find an entire family with a
record as good as the family of Jour;
STIIVIIIN. Sober, honest, industrious,
Gbd-fearing men and women. And. what
is the scout of this well ordered family,
their deep respect for religiim 2 . Because
it existed in the parents. It was said . of
him that he was strict t Ho was strict
enough to keep the Saubath day holy. To
live a temperate life, to despisninanness,
and everything degrading. How beauti
ful such a life—a life "hid with Curium
in Con." May his mantle fall upon his
dear family, and, that when the last
trump shall sound they may 'all stand
complete around Gov's eternal throne.
' ; P. S. E.
IT CHILD'S QIIIIITION.
"Pam what made you go to war?"
Said Jennie. climbing from s chair
Upon my Isp; "what did you for?"
And then she hugged me like a bear.
"'Cause If you hadn't gone you seu
You'd bare two legs to canter me."
Why, child. I went because—and theis
I stopped to think. Of bourse 1 knetrq
I'd erten told her brother Den
tiVhewthe recital thrilled me through.
And still she urged. " What did you fort
Papa, what made jots go to war r
I•looked abroad: The blacks were free,
But voiceless, voteless, Idled -with wo
Slaves of their misters seemed to be
As mach as twenty years stgo.
She said '•And what did Uncle Dorr
Get killed In trout of litchi:Mind fort"
A ritle.club Wont wheeling by;
I I saw the murdered ehlsholm's ghost;
I beard the Hamburg martyrs ery—
The rebel yell—the vaunting boast ;
I saw the wounds of patjtot dead t
. 4 What made you go?" my Jennie said.
"My dear," I said—but nothing more,
Yor% glancing through the Senate walls,
The rebel generals bad the door, •
.And ruled the nation's council tsalls
"papa," she urged, " Why did you go?"
"Ily child," 1 said. "I do not know.
—N. T. Tribune
COURT PROCEEDINGS.,
Court proceedings continutd Wednes
day-April 9th.
W. McDonnell vs. Andrew J. Layton
—Verdict for plaintiff $l3O.
A. Lewis vs.L.Friedenburg et al—lssue.
W. H. Thompson and W. H. Carnochan, ,
Ergs. for plaintiff; W. J. Young and
I). A. Overton, Emir!. for defendan•s.
Verdict for defendants.
G. S. Peck vs. DeWitt and Maynard—
Debt. H. N. Williams and B. M. Peck,
Esti*. for plaintiff; I, N. Evans and L. M.
Hall, Esqs. /or defendants. 'Verdict for
defendants. • • .
J. 0. Frost vs. F. Cook—lssue., J. F.
Sanderson, Esq. for plaintiff ; no , appear
&WO for defendant. Verdict for pkin
tiff. '
Charles Wells vi. A. J. Layton—Tres;
msa. Williams & Anglo for plaintiff;
N. C. Elaine° and J. F. Sanderson, Ens.
for defendant. Court direct• judgement
of non snit
L. B. Rogers use vs. Allen McKean—
Assumpsit. N. C. Elsbrie and J. F.
Sanderson, Esqs. for plaintiff ; • Elbanan
Smith sad 11. W. Patrick, Erg's for de
fendant Verdict for plaintiff ;183.71.
B. E. • Hyatts use H: R. Gates—
Appeal. Delos 'Rockwell and W. It Car
nuebon, Esp. fur plaintiff ; Overton &
Mercur for defendant. Verdict for de
fendant. . •
J. A. Linderutans nee vs. Watertown In
surance Co—Debt. W. 11. Casuochan
and E. B. Parsons, Begs; for plaiatitr
Overtop &Mercer for . defendant. Ver
dict for defendant.
On MOtloll' Of H. N., WfUluas, tiel
tioutt libnit J. W. Mather, 134, mein
ter ado Wigs County Bar, to prudes
in the courts orlimriltml OnillaX•=,
Whereupon he was drib' '••
John Landow ra. Theodore Dariseo7-.
'Auditors report Okd and warmed
Marlin Wells - 'vs. 'A. j. Laytok.4tok
to strike oftjudgment of OM sulk, •
•O. Ilf.eneilk mi. J. IL Marsk—Role
dise = red. A ril 14.
H. J. Madill et, id vs. O. A. Ihaea—nule
Made absolute. - -
Peter Brady': vs. lames Crowley—Rule
to strike of judgment. ••,
W. A. llookueU-et al. vs. S. J. Titow-.:.
C. M. Halt, Esq, appointed receiver.
Henr Trumbell vs. Ea rfP B 'rUmbel
J—Divoree grouted. . • •
Isaac Snell vs: &N.Y C. & It. R.
Co—Case. Evans& Maynard for plaintiff;
Davies & Carnochsua and HI Streeter, Esq.
for defendant. Court direct judgment of
non suit.
Delpbiue Hulett vs. R. K. Iluktt—AP,
peal. Patrick lc Foyioand I. A. Baas*
Esq, for plaintiff ; Elhanan Smith, H.F.
Maynard and IL 0. Baird, Esq . for de
fendant. On trial.
Ott, 4:7C#1:4:401.1.1
• • - . . •
. - OWANA. April 1t,1979.
. An adjourned meeting of the Borough'Council
leasehold on Saturday evening, the 12th inst. Mem.
beta present-burgess Dodge ' and Councilmen
Alger, Holcomb, Jones.. Kingshury, Ke eler; Mute
tanye, Snell and Stevens. -
Petitions for.iind remonstrances against. Beene
sing stands for the sale of peanuts. trains, de., on
the streets et the borough were laid 'beton the
Connell. ' -
Petition of J. C. Lan for- renewal . of his con
tract, whhich replies May 1. Saadi° yeetsented.
Councilman K ing sbury reported (verbally) that
'the street committee bad repaired the approaches
to the river as far m the high inderwenid allow. ,
, On complaint et enigmas of the easgerouseendli
lion of certain sidewalks., a motion was modelled
carried that the Secretary laseenend tirect Pollee-
Min Burns to serre notice on the following pennons
to build or repair their walk : To C. M. Manville,
to build walk on State street; to W. It. Storm. as.
slgnee, te., en Franklin street ; to Kirby itliteady„
on Tork Avenue. Alin to give notice to H. W.
Nobles, owner of the property oh the west side of
Second street, to remove the debris, ire, from the
creek between Pine and Bridge street.
Mr. Miens moved that repairs be made on 'street
neat Mr. BatehdtMebop In the -Firm Ward. Be.
tarred to street oonnalttee, with instruellenalo re*
port at next meeting... -
A motion was made to repair certain parts of
Plank Bond street, which was also referred to the
street committee. - . ,
The Sanitary Committee was requested to ex.
amine the alley between Washington and dilzabeth
streets, and If a nuisance existed therein. as many
citizens had represented, to abate without delay.
Gas Committee submitted the following report:
The undersigned, comprising the committee on
the subject of supplying gas for the Bereulth.
learning that the coutraez with the Towanda Gay
and Water co. expired on the first day of April,
1870, and no action having been taken by the retie.
Ins Connell on the 7th of April, nor at the first
meeting of the new Council, on the evening of
April 7th, we directed the CoMpany tocontinue to
light the street lamps Tuesday, Wednesday. Than
day, Friday.. Saturday and Sunday evenings, April
8.5., 9th. 10th, 11th, lath and 13th, six evenings. at
the ratio provided In the expiring contract, and
recommend that the said Company be paid for the
said service pro rata for the time shore named.
. : J. HOLcOlial.
; W. 11.JuNgs, Cum; 1
. , W.G. Aimee,
On motion the report was adopted and approved.
Councilman Stevens moved that notice he given
the Gas Company to discontinue lighting the
streets until further notice.
Councilman Macomb moved to amend by intik
leg out all after the word notined, and Insert "to.
continue to light the streets on dark nights during
the mouth of April." The vote on the amendment '
was taken and resulted as follows: Yeas-Alger,
Holcomb, Jones, Montanye. Burgess-S. Nays-
Kingsbury, Keeler, Snell, Stevens-4.
The vote was then taken on the motion et - Mr.,
Stevens, as amended by Mr. Holcomb, and was
agreed to, all members voting Yea.
As several notices had been served' on Mr Kline '
to ab.de the nuisance resulting frees foul water
emptying from his drain Into Second street, ou 1
motion tile Street Co mmittee WM sufborised to
s ides° up John W. Kt ne's drain en; Second street
unless the nuisance is abated at otter. - 1
Mr. Lang having discharged hl duty In compli-
I ri
since with his contract, which- e Ire, May 1, on
motion the contract was renewed, t e compensation
to be the same as last year. ' I
Councilman Montanye offered the following reso.
Intim : •
Besoleed. That a tax of one per cent. on thelast '
adjusted valuation for State and . County purposes
be levied as Borough tax fur the year A. D. 18.9, of
Toler:tide bore; that the board of apmals be held
on Saturday evening, the 3d day of May; at, 754
o'clock, at which time and place the collector shall
give due notice.
Mr. Alger favored* tax of one and a half per
rent, lie believed the people' would be entirely
satisfied with a reduction of one-half cent, and
the danger of tpe borough becoming embarrassed
would thus be avoided.
Mr. Helmuth favored a tax of twelve mills.
On calling the yeas and nays" the resolution fix
log the rata of the tax at ono per cent, wasearried
M follows: .
Teas-Holcomb, Jones, Kingebery, Keeler, Mon
tiny°, Snell, Stevens, Burgess Lodge-8.
Hayes-Alger-4.
Mr. Montauye offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That no work be done ma the Motets
unless mitred by the Council, except such neces
sary work between regular meetings of the Calm.
ell of cleaning and repairing the crossings and.
opening the ditches, as may be ordered by Metier.
gess. ( Adopted without dissent.)
The ylestren of licensing peanut stands was then
considered. i
_.
Mr. Holcomb offered the following resolut i firn: •
Re4olved, That the Connell have rioters! at:Short
ty to license stands, permanently, for the sale of
nuts, trail s, ilic., inside the street lines.
Mr. Stevens opesed the passage of the resolution
and called for t he yeas and nays. The result was
..
as follows:
~t Teas-Alger, Holcomb, Jones, Kingsbury; Kee
ler. Montanye, Burgess Dodge-1.7.
Hayes-Stevens, Mr. Snell not voting.
The question of salaries and commission' was
' then called up, - and motion made to allow Collector
Wickham a commission of 3 per cent. for collections
on duplicate for 1879. '.
Sir. Alger moved to amend by fixing the eon:-
miesime at 2 per cent. On a vote being taken the
amendment was ion and the original motion tiling
the allowance at 3 per gent. was adopted. ' , .i .
Mr. Alger then moved to fix _Policeman Barns'
salary at #2 per day.
Mr. Holcomb moved to amend by - making the.
Wail .2.50 per day. On this amendment the yeas
and 'ayes were called, resulting as follows:
_ ,Tea*-11oicomb, Jones, Kingsbury. Monies:ye-al.
Hayes-Alger. - Keeler, Snell, Steveus, Burgess
Lodge-9. - . • ' •
Mr. Holcomb then moved to tie the rate at ii 2.2.5
Per day.
Ayes-Holcomb, Jones, Klngsbuty,Montanye-L -
Hayes-Alger, Keeler, Snell, Stevens, Burgess
-5.
The original resolution offered by Mr. Alger, fix
ing Mr. Burns' setary at E 2 per day was adopted by
the following vote : Ayes—Alger, Holcomb. Jones,
Kingsbury, Keeler, Moutanye„ Snell, Btevene.
The salary of C. W. Illouock, plight watch wan,
was fixed at tsi per month,
By Councilman Alger:
Butolred, That the Borough Attorney's fell for
Attendance at regular and special meetings of the
Council, and for legal advice during She ensuing
year. le fifty dollars. (Adopted./
On motion of Councilman Junes the salary of the
Secretary and .Treasurer wee fixed at two hundred
and fitly dollars, without dissent.
r. Jones called up his resolution offered at the
meeting held March 3,' 1579, repealing paragraphs
three and four of the ordinance of August Et, 1875,
fixing a tax on peddlers of; meat and flab, which
was then held over. The yeas and nayes were call
ed and the two sections repealed. The solo wallies
follows:
Yeas—Alger, liolcomiS, Jones, Bontanye. line)'
. an .
S . - K
tevens-6iyes—Kingsbury i ; Keeler d Bur.
gees not voting.
The following are the sect ball repealed:
•• Peddlers of cut meats (who pay no county 11.
cenee), traveling from house to house and retailing
in:quantities Iris than one-quarter. shah pay a tax
at the rate of ten dollars per year for the time for
which they wish to engage In the business, lint no
licen.e shall be tuned to this class of peddlers for
less than Mr months. -
" Peddlers of shell or other fish shall pay throe
dellars.l . - • .. .4
By Coonellmsn Holcomb: ". --- • •
Resolced, That the Secretary be directed to pre.
rare an the ordinances now in force in the Borough
of Towanda, In a codified form, under the head of
the subJ &its to which they relate, and In the order of
their adoption, for the purpose of ,having thesmne
printed In pamphlet form for the two, the Council.
Awl such citizens of the Borough as they - define no
pineure them, to the number of three hundred
copies. • • -
Beaofeed. That the Secretary be required to In.
'elte proposals from the sevent printing caeca of
the Borough for the printing of the sarne v and that
the work be awarded to the lowest bidder, If Jhe
Council so mount, and If published, the Secretary
shall he required to charger Etch citizens. hot mem.
hers of the Council, as degree to obtain eeples, the
&meal cost for the came, fur the benefit o the
Borough Treasury.
The resolutions were adopted.
The !Mance Committee approved the follow g
bills, and the Secretary was directed to draworde
for paws nt :. - •
!leery Mercer. coal and wood. - 'SI ,
HU Campany, gas bill torlilarth, ' ai
20 6$
C. W. Dimmock, en'ary fur Starch, 00
Dennis Lynch. labor, (rate of Ol perday) 1 10
Beni Barnes, , •• *V 1 tO
Heo.liersly. " ' " • 400
I John Carter, " .. j s7s
&im•l Kingston " " I 50
On motion of Mr. Stew its the Street Committee
was directed to change the location of the entre
pound to the footbridge, near the institute. Now*
to be served on W. B. Storrs, arid/nee. ho. '
On motion of Councilman Kingsbury, the.Beerro;
tan , WAS authorised to furnish copies of Um pro
eeedings of the Council to all the printers: of WO
Borough for publication.
On motion, the Council at 12 o'clock taildalghi
adjourned.
Local rarireopiamleraco.
• ITIOVIOHOS
Troy, April 14th.
The sugar crop is nearly harvested, and
tine lots of excellent quality may be found
in our - items. The yield has been shun&
iJudge Loan is still quite sick, but
has for some days been more comfortable:
He is much missed from the Troy House
by his neighbors and the traveling public.
It is hoped that be will continue to im-
prove rapidiy....Tbe Enterprise Mann
factucir Company is doing a fine busi
ness er Mr. Jona A. P.tasane,,,suo:
cessfu nianagenent. MrrintLis foundry
is also doing well. .The Chatanquadass
conducted by Mr. A. S. Hook= is atilt
prosperous and enthusiastic, and their
progress has barn remarkable under hitt
excellent lstzuction....Rev. C. T. HAL.
Lows l . l ., of the Baptist Chun* will re
mote to Oil City about the Snit of May.
This place win lose-a valuable pastor and
respectable citizen ,by his . remittal, and
he will carry with him the high regard of
this community.' —Joan H. Onus. our
good lookingand honorable County Treas..
w•tt . r, In forgotten none of his please*
ways Shies bLieleetkm, Midis as cordial
and popular as ever... .R. C. RitnriaLt.
hal lest Minsee
als and relies in Pennsylvania. R. bas
made sows One' iddithms recently trots
iitnidathrough the kindness, of Div
Montan; of Alba, Alio spAnt••the. ,
_them- Spas wouldnot Aolunsir Id&
Oats dosarlption of Mr. Rgarism.
net, but visit to it "wild IreU ropy say
Teachers' 'Unita. - held. at
Troyaipril Illtb,Atss wellAttended,_and
the exercises ten good. ::I[r. Non
sum, of Alba, gave excellent methods for
conducting spelling_ hi Advanced vissilsei
and Miss Ilaw.ann gave methodi far both
primary and -Advanced classes. ' Ras'
Arivis gave some good methods* object
Idasons. The follow itni is SheProPlAnua.
fol. the neat swede% April 26th issibOds
of. Reading . sod . Spelling, Miss M. IL
ilowLanti; Penmanship, IL S. Psnsoss
Prinucy Arithmetio, Bums.% . Shiva;
Syntax. MAGGIE COOlfirt; Object Les.
sons, EMMA ADAMS; Primary Geoarapby,
FLORA VAX lions&
ChariPmble edlindaMils•
A Y OUNG -LADY IN " 1 17211141111 *FOOTS Hai-
.'811.1.1%
ITOEISII AM:CMG HIM CUARACTER THE
• • CAM& / 2 .- • .
Me. EDITDR &ruder, the' latli of
April, abOut Sfeelock rt., occurred an•
other of the sad and sorrowful things that
at the present day' and age of the world's,
history, are of quite frequent occurrence.
ADA, datighter'ofinr. JAMS, 3100ffir; of
Windham township, shot ,herself twice
with a revolver,one ball taking effect un-:
der the lefttaretstjust below the heart, and
the other in the month, penetrating the'
optic nerve causing blindness of, the, left
eye—neither preying fatal as yet. •
The physicians'werecalled, and every
thing possible is being done for her recov
ery, but. the prospects are very unfavora
ble. She wwt in her chamber when it ea
curved, no one hearing the reports of the,
revolver, but she was enquired for by hir
father,
and a little sister 'found her as
above stated. - • •
It seems by her statements, and letters
found in her pouf:salon, that her affections
had been trilled - with and niPortideroga
tory of her good chiracter had been cir
culated by him who bad won hei
and,when the reports came to her ear rea ,
son gave and she became frantic and
did the awful deed. ADA has the sympa
thy and confidence, and is held high es
teem by all who knowher, and says in
her lucid momenta that she is very sorry
she shot herself, and asks forgiveness of
GOD and all who know her, and also feels
to forgive the ono who ba s to lnjure
her good name, as there iii4lo truth in hie
scandalous reports In circulation.
• 13.-. L. C.
THE GREATEST BtEsstivo.—A simple,
pure, harmless remedy, that cures,every
time, and prevents diseamie by keepig the
blood Pure, stomach regular, kidneys and
Jiver active, is the grvatirlit blessing ever
conferred upon a man. Bop Bitters is
that remedy, and its proprietors are being
blessed by thousands - who have been
.saved and cured by it Will you try' it?
Bee another column.
!?us diphtheria is spin raging in El
mira. ' •
Ems' Mrs. B. J. Mingos as alll4 latest
styles In HATS. - - :Ark
t IN - SPRING STYLES OF MILLW
Elm GOODS at STERN'S. •
or•A prtty assortment of EMBROI
DERIES el LACES at STERN'S.
riff- Lok. burtho "SPOON " COR
SET at STERN'S, it Is the best. ' •
vir FANCY GOODS and BUTTONS
n great variety at STERNS
tom" CORsEit has the best wearing ShOca
for Men, Bop and Tenths , wear ever 'offered In
Towanda, and at Twlcesilirlthln the teach of all. !
ti" Mrs. E. J. Magog has returned
from the city with a full tine of geode and all' the
Latest Styles of-111111nery and Fancy Goods.
..t4r NoncF..—The ace:omits of tho late
armor ALVOnt.4.lllre MOCK have been assigned
to and sboald bo paid to J. L. HITCSICOCIL, at the
RILPORTIIR °Mee. • • '
I For tickets to.- alt" points West,
North and. Southwest, at the lowest possible rates,
eall on or addtess, 11. E. IlalletlCK, Apia., At
Upper Depot, Towanda.
tor L. B. Thloonns challenges compe
tition t a r quality of goods and low ptiees on Saab,
Doom, Blinds and Moidins, and
. 11 building as.
ferlsl.. " Langl4l3
Irtir The Largest, Best and Cheapest
line of Shea for Ladles', Misses' and Children,'
wear is found at Congas's now store, corner Main
and Pine•eta..„ Tracy a-Noble's Block. ainerfa
or Don't you forgot it. We have an
excellent CRACKER MANUFACTORY In town
at COWLES' BAKERY. where you can buy tie
best frail:l-baked meters. , ; •
O' At No. 4, Bridge street,-Card
Board iitul Jars Canna Burlaps, ak reduced rates.
1111 r NW N. FAIMIKAM will 1111116 the
city and receive. next week a inn assortment of
Millinery vials, spring styles of flats, /Se.
• III!" Go to Mrs. M. A. Fixrcsan's for
your Spring Millinery. She has the finest &Senti
ment of any establishment In Tcnrauda. No. 4,
Bridge street.
$ The Bed, White and • Bine Store,
on Bridge street, is being thoroughly repaired and
painted and will be completed- in a few days. - It
will be occupied by Mr. °AMIDE RIDGWAY , AS a
first class Grocery Store. Mr. U. understands the
business, and wIU put Ina good assortment of.goods
and will sell them . at fair prices. , Ile is now In
Newyork buying an entire new stock. • •
=II
J.Encassuzy s Seeretary
BUSINESS LOCAL
• I Two Ounce. Switches for Orie
Dol
lar. 'lair 41141 Bang Natty, Pads and Cagnetta. In
all shades, atldrs. M. A. TLETCIIIIIOI, 241). 4,
Bride Streetaw
or The Bridge' Street Furniture Store
new occupies two atom with a new Stock of Spring
Goods. With tow prices, good goods and a large
stock to select from, we feel sure we can suit you.
rirlonx CARMAN! having. ratnoved to
Carroll flock, brain Street. is now prepared to at
tend to the wants ce all who desire anything In the
tine of Stores,' Tinware, Cutlery,. etc. Jobbing
and Repshing done in the most expeditions min
tier and cheaper than. tho cheapest. Remember
the place, Carroll Block; Rata Street, opposite
Snitt.srs Zuropeanlintelett • •
art have a fine Mason it Hamlin Or
pa, with sub-bass and octave coupler, built ex.
preasiy fora church. which I Can sell for IM. It
has had careful uao for a short time. And will be
warranted. ' ; '
I:. E. POWELL,
. 116 Wramlnz Men
Scranton, Pa.
rir I Q . the whole hiitory of :Medicine
no preparationbaserer pekormed such marvellous
came, or maintained so wide a reparation. as
Avan's Cintairg Peer:mat, which is recognised
the World% remedy for all diseases of the throat
and lungs, Its long.contleued aeries of wonderful
trees In alI climates; has made it universally knOWII
as s safe and rellaide noel to employ. Against
ordinary. colds, which are the forerunners of more
serious disordere,. It sets speedily and surely, al.
ways, nonliving suffering, and often. saving life.
The pkeetlon It affords, by its timely use In the
throat lung disorders of children, maker It an
Invaluable remedy to be kept alwaysen band in
every home. No person can afford to be without
it, end those who have twee used it never will.
From their knowledge of Its composition and of
teats. Physicians are the -CREAMY P/lICTOIkA4
extensively hi their Owethie, and Clergymen koisi
*mime insontely certain In Its remedial.
welts; and will always one where cures are pond
Me. /or sale by an dealers, • , • • •••• •';
Datil.
_ .
Wrs. Letetia Berm widow of the late
'-Orry Bum. died et typhold psettateals; at the
" reektesce other way P. P. Berms, la: Sphere,'
tohnoldp, - . , on Friday night;lllarek td t aged 72
BBMWL— 1 , SwilloS r ld:reb 21114
—Arm 4,411W0t -Jab and &WOW ot
doses W aged Years. 1 0 ,
' Wslierdperted-Yes, we were parted, -
. • • Never sgehiert meth to meet .•
Thosibla UPI terdber ' 1'
the b atftat Imo' test: ' '
-
MISK;3 4 / 14 desired. i wiltirees7oa. i •
ha earth we wand so amerd;
Bet. laideavea. Oat win irtet_7 4 .'
Wa"7 011 reek' ti.o l l ll.lll Ef bilL
- - , :. JOHN.
, 577 =ln&l= 7ll =/ 4"d LI 11111141%.
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... jegpit. . •
,
011ERIVFoS 5AtE5 , ,,,.,11y ;virtue Selitedarel taken Inteetheatiolt at the saltofßotte.
Of tandli'erlite band bet Of * the Conn Of 41 1 11 :irA lc =i j ast a t in Towanda two,
COMMOO Pingo( Bradford,Ceenly, and 10 Me dl. twin t d e d ma m a sesta t a g at the sowthenet
s i trill Sea* Wale Vales.as the M* llll Maws Wien Of a lot owned by hams Middailtets. CO the
In Towanda /InstelekeltPMlssAY: MAY 14 Ink Donk ARM of Poplar Street intension In Mid ton.
1 n'oloeh I.M.slais_toworlig deatTibeld Pf*Pm‘ thenelrlierthniy siong aid Middaugh% east nos
ipt
11 1 : 1 1 111 01111 nt fir laird hi Trej hwasldgetemtats libcmit4l
th = 1 a it* :r e ftto l gitt l atfr a itti li te
V
Madill %tidier A Mara - titan lied -01101 1 the Muth wof a lot owned by Jelin Paley about
VW; Silty *steed Linda Benet{ Mad dol*Ott 55 feet et toelot aware! by W Mtn; thence Milt
' Minters estate.; With lards Barton Lome arty alongedd Atilt% west line abosd 60 feet tektite
P_ and Claw*, effiOnliv C rano law a Mar north line of Poplar street extension; thence West.
and west by lands or Autos Rockwell ' s oats erly al ar mild Poplar street about 65 feet Wee
V3l Long; costalaing 160 across more oriels. all planet berinning, excepting and reserving out of
ithilearode with 1 Muth grist mill, 5 framed dwell' the above deectibed properly the undivided the
tag hediwatr4 framed hem 1114 raw tend twos half part of said premise: Wand eenveyed by the
themes: •• " • parties et the ant part by demi beating eventing
NO2....AtathoOne other lot of land in Troy terp, with tug deed to isimetwo wigwam*, w ith one
bounded Barth by bola or -os••;• Youngs and o. ol "____ framed house th ereon. fiefsed end taken Into peen
Is Simpkins; east by lauds of Doris SimPitlus cation at the salt of Ann Meehan va M 0 Moody
.....a....gimleberly; south by boldest Thomas Halo and A j ftiarrow.
ten, or John McKesireestate, or beirs of A Bins No 270.AL50-One eiland Toirandabero.
r dee'dt Inn by lauds of 3 Barlett; Irentain- bounded &stollens: Beginning at a point 150 feet
tat IS sett* lelorePr less , ne intewwwwellta. , west of the west line of Charles *feet on the line
No I..LLell othe dot.f land in Trey Don. between land of James Calvet. (ftemerly owned by
berimded north by Math east by lands of witness A. chamberlain) and Wary Griswold, be-
Po Bras. south bY lands of Poulanorart.- s tog the southeast corner of the lot hereby a len
sed west by Web of reetere , Bros. being =nut 110 Used to be sold; thence along the said linewester.
feet Bang said: Malls Weals and 50 ten aeons ly 150 feet to the east line of .5 Kraft sometimes
withal° titles story Wish building thereon. called Mechanics street; thence northerly along the
No 4-.ALSO-OneotherlOt of land In Troy bore. Melt line of said Mechanics st deft to the southwest
bounded north end eadby lands of Pomeroy Bros. corner of Charles 1' Taylor's lot; thence easterly
loath by lands ot Hobart di Porter. and West by minium with the fast mentioned line b e t ween ,s ee
Caritas street, being about 25 last front oa odd Universal Mary ()devoid 1110feettothe southeast
'Canton street, and 60 feet deep, with one brick corner of raid Charles Ir Taylor's lot; thence sootb
buildieg thereon. erly aloft the line of said James Culver's lot. (for.
No li-ALSO--One other lot of land in Tory bon. nicely owned by William A Cbamberlain) 50 feet
bounded north by nada of tare Wtiltainsosan by to the place of beginning, amtaltilug 7500 feet of
lands of D O Long's estates south by hinds of land, more or less, with one framed house thereon.
Long's estate, and west by Centre greet. be in g Seied and taken Into execution at the suit of M M
about CO feet front on said Centre street and le Matthias va 8 0 Titus,
feet deep, with one framed house. one framed No 21-AL24)-One lot of land in Ridgbury tw'p,
'barn aed.few ornamental treeAtheretra. bounded north by lands Of Michael Deneou's est,
Nob-ALSO-Cue other Intif land In Trot h
Dennis O'Leary and west by lands of east by lands of Jobn Carton. south by lands of
bounded Mann bY lands fungal% owned b b l
Dr Nelson 00-
K Axtell, east by Canton street. south by !endear lett, containlng 30 acres of laud, more or leas, most.
W Mittman and west bay Methodist church lot., ly all improved, no buildings. Seized and taken
being about ice feet front and. :00 feet deep, with tato execution at the suit of Peter Brady vs James
one framed house, one framed , barn, and few fruit carrell.
andortianientaf teear thereott. Seized and taken No 29-ALSO-One tot of land in Canton bore.
Into romance at the suit of Tinsel A Pines vs H bounded east by public highway, south by *private
T Long toed leading from raid public highway to the Macy
No 7-41.5 0 -Onli lot of land In Pike township. Smith farm, and west by lands 01 George Meeker,
described as follows: Beginning at a pct and einesining ge acres, more or less, about 30 acres
stones on the highway leading. from Wyalusing !mirrored, with else framed house, framed bun and
creek to Leßaysville by the tray of Hannon Brine. sheds attached, corn crib, other out buildings and
and running along the line of land/la Allen White an orchard of fruit trees thereon.
a sionthwesterly direction to lands of Granville No 30--ALSO--one other lot of land 'ha Canton
Stevens; thence along the line of Medial said Ste- bora. bounded north by lands of George O'Donnell
yens In a southeasterly dinette% to the hinds of and A U Spalding. east by lands of A , D Spalding
Clinton Keeney; thence along. addlteeners line and Division street, south by lands of M. remelt
and land of Aden Stevens& northeasterly directioe and Alexander Mclntosh, west by lands of Mrs N
Perms the Bothwell fleet to a post and stones On 34 McClelland, A J Conklin and George O'Don
the betteetnentioted highway; thence along said nell, containing 2 acres of land, more or, less, all
highway to the place of beginning; containing 55 itaptosted,Vrith an arebard of fruit trees thereon.
tern, more or less, about 40 improved, with one Seized and taken Into execution at the suitor Pot
• large two story Snowed boa% one old framed erof Bros to use of J E Bullock's est% Vs N W Me
house. framed basin and other en: buildings and Cie land.
an orchard of fruit trees, thereon. No 31-ALSO-Ono lot of land In Pike township.
No a-ALSO-One other lot of land In Pike bounded north by lands of Leonard Fowler and
township. &emitted as follows: Beginning at the Joseph Marsh. east by Public highway, south bY
center of the road leading front Clinton keeney's lawn of Sanford M White, west by lands of Sanford
to Leltaysithe, on the Hee of Perry Cobb; thence M White, containing 43 acres, more or less, about
south co east In the none of said road 164.10 per. 25 acres Improved, with two framed houses, one
Saes; t h ence eos in 42° m it 24 perches In the can framed barn. one °Mimi house and few fruit trees
tar of Mild road; thence Watts 52* west 122 perches thereon. Seised and taken into execution at the
to an oak sal:diet la the nee of Lacey E Stevens. atilt of I. 1. Very vs Miner Brister. Also at suit of
thence on the line of said Stevens and George Same vs Same.
White north 3* east 48 Minims to a chesthet for a Non-, ALSO-Ouelot of land in Wyalusing twp,
corner; thence ' north 52* east 92 perches to the bounded asfollows: Begitinlngat the suuthwest cos
place of beginning; containing 264 acres, Strict nerof landsconnyed to Witham and Elijah Comp,
me-surcobout toimpreved.nobuildings.Belsedand thence along lined land now or late in the posses
taken Into execution &Vibe suit of E W Coblava sloe of Barney Donahoe and Anthony Vane'', west
7035-10 perches toll eornerof land now or late In polo
No 11-kurel-oune tot f land In Sidgbary tsiop, anion of Joseph Snell; thence along line of raid
bonaded north by lands o Geo Chamber', Jr, east last mentioned.land So 7-10 perches to a comer of
by lands of Nor. Is O'Connell and . Dennis O'Cmo. land , contracted to Mossy Gtatiams thence along
nell, south by lands of Patrick Carroll and Daniel !inset (Inborn let east tit perches toanother corner
Redden. and west by lands of Morris O'Connell, of said lot; thence along line of paid lot nortb 92340
suppesed to contain 75 acres, mostly improved, perches tom corner in line of land now or late in poto
with one framed house, one log barn and young session of Alex' Dougherty; thence along line of
orchard of fruit trees thereon. !nixed and taken said Pant east 59610- perches to a corner In line of
into exrnutlow st the snit of Wearies Vanbuskitit land conveyed to William and Elliab Camp; theuce
vs John Butilhan. r along sald line south 173 perches to the place of be-
Note-ALSO-One lot of land In Ridgbary pep, ginning: containing 150 acres and lit perches of
bounded north by lands of Timothy Ilanegata east land, strict measure, more or less, being the same
by lands of John Alien, south by -lands of Jorge lot of land contracted to lie sold by Jos Reed, of
Driscoll and west by lands of Cornelius Cain and Philadelphia, by his attorney in fact, Michael Mop
Michael Grace. and supposed to contain about+loo lore, toJames - Fee and Ric rd Fee, of Wyalusing,
acres, nearly all improved, one framed dwellieg aforesaid, by article of a ' meat dated September
houwe, one framed horse barn, one• framed ,barn, 1:. A. D. 1851, about 80 acres improved, with two
one log barn and amender fruit trees thereop. framed dwelling houses, the ant 26:30 feet. with
Salted and taken Into circuits's' at the suit of Dan- an addition Vizi: feet, and the second 18x22 feet,
lel W Cain vs James 31 Cala; Daniel M Cain and one framed Ism, two corn cribs, one stone quarry
James Mahoney. - • and orchardef fruit trees thereon. Seized and Is-
No 11-ALSO-One lot of land in Teisdrore and ken Into execution at the suit of Wm Davies vs
Wyalusing townships, bounded north by hinds of James Fee.
Philemon Stone and Andrew LaPorte, east by No 33-ALSO-One lot of land la AVysoz town- .
lands or - Albert Hitchcock, south by lands of Jo- ;hip, bounded north by tends of G3l Clark. tart by
seeh 'Janis and west by lands of George C At- lands seen, osed to be owned by Mary Warlord.
wood, Containing ti acres , more or leas, all On- south by Lemuel street, west by Bradford street,
proved. one log house one framed barn, other out being 50 feet front and 150 feet deep, as shown On
buildings, end orchard of fruit trees thereon. teapot' Morgan **Moody lands, made by H or
N -
Seised and taken lido execution at theltrit of Jas 'au, all Improved, no buildings. Moody W
Win
Stuthers vs-James n McAllister. alorgan's ad mr's ox Al' LaP taut.
-No 12-ALSO-One lot of land In - Athens tw•p, No 31-A LSO--One lot of land hoSayre, Athens
bounded north by lands of N C Harris, east by the township, describes* as follows: beinglor No 7. on
public highway, south by lands of N C Harris and map of John A Wood worth's subdivision of Kee
west by Keystone avenue, containing J of an acre. stone avenue of Athens township, containing 143
More or less. all improved. with one framed house, perches of land; said map being recorded in the
one abed and few fruit trees:thereon. - Seised and Recorder's office of Bradford, county, in deed book
taken into execution - at the suit of Batt Golden vs No 120, page :72.
Jeremiah Sullivan and James Lambert. Neal-ALSO-One other lot of land in Saye,
No 13.-AL'arne lot of land In Troy township, Athens towhship. bounded north by street leading '
bounded north by land of C S Hager. east by laud from Lehigh avenue to It A Packer's, east by Le
of Daniel White. south by lands of Daniel White high am nue, south by vacant lot of Elmer 5 Co.
scut west by public DI/Owns , . containing .2.% acres, and west by vacant lot of Elmer A Co, containing
more or less, all imps - Wed with one framed house, San acre of land, more or less, all improved, one
framed barn and few Rrult trees thereon. Seized framed building used for store and dwelling house;
and taken Into executhm at the snit of Ellas Rola- shed and other out houses thereon. Seised.and U
son vs A L Cooper. ken Into execution at the suit of John A Wood-
No 14--ALSOne lot of land in Springfield 'worthy's Chas H Wheelock.
tw'p, tohded north by lands of James Bothering- PETER J. DEAN, Sheriff.
ton; east by lands of James Hetherington, south SherliPaOince. April 17. 1879.
•by lands of -IL B Young and James Seargent and
west by lads or Natban Bailey, containing 585
acres, more or less, about 150 acres improved, with
one tog house, coo framed lath and two orchards
of Milt trees thereon. lieired and taken into elm
cult% at the suit of II Aspinwall vs C S Grace.
N iIt.a.ALSO-One lot of land In Litchfield
township.doscribed as follows: Beginning at the
southwest corner of a lot now or late of Ira It
Park, a pint fora corner. thence east on the north
line of lot now or late of said Park as perches to
the west line of blot, now tar late of Isaac Baldwin
for e corner; theuce north •164 perches to a maple
for s corner, the north line, of lot now or tate of
Daniel Reason thence west en said line 83 perches
tea post; thence north 114 perches to the place of
beginning; containing tie acres and 18 perches,
mote or less, except St of all the minerals that may
be food upon said premises.
%No 15--ALSO--One other lot of land In Litch
field township, bounded as follows: Beginning at a
atone in a lot now or formetly belonging to Daniel
Reeser; thence south 25 4-10 reds along the east
line of land now or lam of W II Green to a post;
thence east 63 rods to a post; thence north 25 4.10
rods to a corner in the south line of the above des
scribed lot; thence west 63 rods along said lose rind
south line of land now or late of P J Hadlock; con
taining 10 acres, more velem, except .44 of all min
erals that may be found upon aid premises and
subject also to the dal/ of P J padlock as set
forth In a contract dated Feb 25, 1866. The two
lots above described containing together De acres
and, is perches of land, more or less, about 75 im
proved, with one framed house, one framed barn
with shade attached, other out -buildings and two
orchards of fruit trees thereon. Seized and taken
Into execution at the suit of Rachel Vandyke vs
John M layer.
No 17-ALSO-One other lot of land situate In
Pike township, bounded as follows; Beginning at
a stake and stones the northeast corner of .3
Ilaigh% lot; thence north 9,,5° west by land, of A
Became 11 2.10 perches to a stake and atones; .
thence north 134° east by lands of said A Beecher
194 perches to a beech; thence north 88 0 west by
land of 8 anuel Wheaton 216'0 perches to a sake
and stones; thence north no west by lands of
and J 0 Cbubbuek 32 perches to a stake and
atones; thence south 58° west bytand of C Chaffee
24 5.10 perches to a stake and stones; thence south
no west by land of 0 Chaffee and A Beecher 94
perches to a. stake and stones ; thence south 15°
east by land of 0 Pease 171 perches to a stake and
stone; thence north 65 0 east by lands of A Conklin
and J 'With 83 perehes to the place of beginning;
containing 15incersand 21 perebes,strktmessure,
abotit 100 acres Improved, with a tamed house,
two framed barna a granary, othet outbalidings,
and au orchard of fruit trees thereon. Seized and
taken foto seeentioa at the suit of A C Coot vs
Jonathan N Dimon.
No IS-ALSO-One lot of land la Leßoy town
ship, bounded north by lands of Ames Harris, east
by lands of Keeton Holcomb estate, south by lands
of Edward Ipttum and west by lands of Oakley
Lewis; containing 63 acres: Mere or less, about 55
improved, with 2 framed houses, 1 framed barn,
cow sheds, corn crib, other out buildings and , an
orcluird of Welt t s eees thereon. Seised and taken
Into execution at the Ault of E H Thomas" use vs
Haney liolo rob.
No 19-ALSO--One lot, of land to Canton bore,
bounded north by lands of Mrs 31 E white, east
by Canton street, south by lands of Samuel Owen
and the Presbyterian church lot, tied west by Troy
street, containing one acre, snore or less, all Im
proved, with one framed house, one framed barn,
other out Milldam and few fruit and ornamental
trees thereon.
No 20-ALSO-The defendant's undivided %
interest in one other lot Oland Canton bore, boun
ded as follows: Beginning at the north en I of dam
next above the planing mill, thence In an easterly
course parallel with said creek to a post directly
north or the gate that opens Into the grist null race,
thence south to the north bank of said creek at
high water mart; thence a westerly course along
the blink Of Mild creek to the dam: Mance along
said dam to the place of beginning; containing s
an acre, more or less, no buildings. This lot to be
sold with the privilege to purchaser of keeping up
the dam on said mill site for manufacturing purpo-
ses, providing the is ater shall not be raised thereby
so high as to Injure the saw Mll/ situated above on
Said stream.! Seised and taken into execution at
the soil of W S Newman vs James F Fox, ex'r of
Dudek Fox.:dee'd. • •
NO 21-ALSO-One lot of land In Albany twp,
blended as follow*: Beginning at a point In the
east line of the Sullivan a Erie It It where the line
of land of J C Campbell crosses said rail road line,
running thence north 31* east 52440 perches to a
goat and stones cor in said Campbell's use; thence
south KS* east 121 640 perches along the line of
S W Chapman and W Davies' land, toe post cots
nen, thence south VS* west 127 5-10 perches along
the line of A Id Spears' land to a corner on the east
line of S k Z It It aforesaid; thence northerly
along said last mentioned line by the several
courses ther.of, In 6-10 perches to the place of be
ginuthlocOntakting 56 acresand let poseheaniore
'or leskisbeut 23 acres Improved. with a framed
house, framed barn and few fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken Into execution at the suit of Reu
ben DeLoeg's use vs Lewis T Smith.
No 21--ALSO-One lot of land •in Sheshequin
township, bounded as follows: beginning at a hem
lock on the bank'of Post creek at a corner of Clark
Smith, late J 11 Smith's land on the line of William
I) Shores; thence - south e 0341 west 154 perches;
thence south 29,51* es 4 88 parches to the creek;
thence said - creek to the place of beginning;
contalning 12 acres and 311 perches, more or less,
mostly improved, with a _framed home, framed
barn and few fruit trees thereon-Belled and taken
into execution at the salt of Z W 13111ett vs John
Laughlin, John Laughlin, Jr. T - r.
No 35-ALSO.-The defendants one-Allis inter.
ail Irk owe kit of land thiamine township. bounded
north by lands of Ellen Ward Miller, east by lands
of Ben) Northrup. south by lands of Wm North
nip 21, and west by Schrader Brandt cruet, el n
taining aboutloo acres. more or less, about 70 1111.
proved , with one framed house, framed barn and
small °robust°, fruit trees thereon. Seized and
taken Into execulls n at Mann of W A Rockwell
vs Richard Northrup.
No 24-ALSO-One lot ot land In Canton bore,
bounded as foifows: Beginning at the northwest
cornier of lot No 56, thence easterly along the line
of said 240 be and No 57,-167 feet, more or boa. to
the center of Division street; thence northerly,
along the of said street 224 feet. MOM or Mis,
tenet tenter of Carson dreet.thence westerly along
tehe tenter of Caren Ittreetlll7 lent toibe northeast
corner of lot No 60; thence southerly along the line
of mkt lot No 10 :12 feet to the place of beginning.
be the same more or less; the same being lots No
66 and 59, as laid down On the village plot of Can
ton made by 0 D W C Orentt for Kingsbury,
Newman A Company, and dated October Ist. 1557;
with one - framed bonding' teed tor- steam
planing loth, dry sheds, one framed bath, other
eat buildings and few fruit trees there n. Seized
and taken Into execution at the suit of Thompson
I Taber vaS J Hickok and it N W illiams see`y.
No 25-ALSO-One lot land In Towanda bore.
bounded west by Second s t, north by an alley
of Mutest leading'seat Elented illeeetfnald
at being between said lot and Bertlett's
Ilse) east by g 1 Means* but andsouth DI Frank.;
lin street, bell* Kt feet •on Temkin street
and about 95 feet btu s treet to said alley,:
With One two Wary brie! illeg house and small
tamed dwelling woe frau Nees tberoone•
gm=
Sevir,'
SHERIFF'S SALES.—By virtue
of sundry writs issued out of the Court of.
Common Pleas of Bradford County and to me di
rected, I will expose to public sale at the Court
Douse In Towanda, Bradford County. Pirmsylva-
Ma, on -THURSDAY,' NAY at 1 o'clock P. M..,
the following described property, to wit:
No 1.-014 - E lot of land In Wilmot township,.
bounded as follows: Beginning at a lien:dock knot
and stone heap In Daniel Crandall's pasture; thence
south 8334 0 west 100 perches, to a hemlock knot
and stone heap la the line of lot deeded by John
13. Spalding. Esq: thence south .2S O west 78 per
ches to a stone heap, northwestern corner of John
Parker lot; thence by same south 81° east 108
perches to a stone heap; thence east 38 6-10 perches
to stone. heap In the John Crandall line: and thence
north 22 Se east 124 perches, to the place of begin •
ninglcontainitig 71 acres of land, more or less,
about. 33 acres Improved, with 2 board houses, one
board stable and few fruit trees thereon. Belted
. .
and taken Into cxecntionat the suit of H M Lion
va C V Hasecrants. Alsoat suit of Samuel Spencer
vs C F Bosecrants.. j .
No 2 ALBO—One Other lot of land In Towanda
Borough, bounded es follows: en the north by Hus
ton street; east by lands of C F Nichols; south by
an alley:. west by lands of Mrs Huston or C F
'Nichols, being about 50 ft front on -Huston street,
and 223 ft deep, with a twcrstory framed house
thereon,
No 3 A11.80 , 40n0 other lot of land in Towanda
borough, bounded. as follows: Beginning at north
western corner of C r Nichols' lot, now Alex Al
len's astate, on south side of Huston-M• thence
westerly along south side of said street VI feet to a
corner of land coutractedio C F Nichols; thence
southerly along the east line of said lot WA 6-10 ft,
to line of land formerly owned by C Mercer;
thence easterly along said. Mercura land 23 ft, to
corner of lot ob C 5" Nichols now the Alex Allen
estate; thrnee northerly along line of said lot to
the place of with part Of a framed barn
theieon. '
No 4 ALSO-The'defenda'nt's Interest In one
lot of land in Towanda born, bounded north by
Huston street. west by lands of J H Chaapel In the
possession Of W M Mallory, south by an alley, and
east by a lot of C F Nichols, now Ales Allen's es
tate:. being about 50 feet front on said Heston-at /
and 222 feet deep, with part of a framed barn
thereon. Seised and taken into execution at the
suit of G F-Taber's use vs C F Nichols. ,
No 5 ALSO-One other lot of land in Athens
township, bounded north by lands of Henry Kirby.
east and south by lands now or formerly owned by
John D Keyser and west-by* the public highway;
containing 'A of an acre of land, more or less, with
one framed 'house and few fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken Into execution at' the suit of
Friendly tiros , use vs Mary . F Carrier.
No 0 ALSO-One other lot of land in Burlington
bore, bounded north by.lands of Hollister Compton
and Long Bros, east by the center of the brick wall
of Long tiros' belng center of the main bolid
log, south by Troy street, and west by lands of (1 P
Tracy, being about 33 feet . front on said Troy at,
and II t. feet deep. with one three story brick build
ing thereon. Seized and taken into 'execution at
the suit et A L McKean vs William Bites.
No 7 ALSO-One other lot of land in Burlington
township, bounded north by lands of W , Outrage
and Treat Shoemaker, east by lands of Treat Shoe
maker, south by the public highway, and -west by
the public highway, containing 63 acres of land,
more or less, about 40 acres improved, with one
framed house; one barn and orchard of fruit trees
thereon. Seized and takbn Into execution at the
salt ntE Petneitty vs 0 Perry.
No 8 ALSO-Ono other lot of land In Franklin .
township, bounded north by lands of Hiram Thurs
ton, east by the, public highway, south by lands of
Leonard Brown and on the west by lands of Luther
Smith; containing Nan acre, more or less, all im
proved, with one unfinished framed house thereon.
Seised and taken Into execution at the suit ef M
W Taylors' use vs Hiram Cole. . '-
No ALtO-One other lot of land In AILOny
township, bounded as follows, Beginning at a point
on the east lino of the Sullivan and Erie It it, where
the line of land of J S Campbell crosses Said rail
road line, running thence north' 31 0 east 52 0.10
perches, too post and stone corner in said Camp.
bell line; thence south 87% 0 east 121 840 perches
along the line of S W Chapman and W Davis ,
lands, to a post corner; theuco south 2734 0 west
127 5.10 perches along the line of A H spear's isnd,
to a corner on the east line of the E It It afore
said; thence northerly along said last mentioned
line by the several courses thereof, 118 6.lfiperches
to the place of beginning, containing 55 acres and
141 porches , of land, more or less, about 25 acres
Improved, a ith one framed house, one framed barn
and. few fruit trees thereon. Seised and taken into
execution at the suit of W A Rockwell vs Robert
Mclntosh.
No 10 ALSO-The Interest of the defendants In
bne other lot of land in. Overton township, In the
warrantee name - of Hugh Ladiey, containing 400
acres, more or less, Seized and taken Into execu
tion at the salt of N N Betts, cashier's use vs C D
Cash, Geo C Cash sec'y and F A Cash sec'y.
No 11 ALSO-One other lot of land in Leroy
township, bounded north by Towanda Creek, east
by lands of Pierson Holcomb. south by a vacant
piece of land owned by L' T Buttons, and west by
lands of Jas Holcomb, containing about 53 acres of
land more or less, about 45 acres improved, whit a
framed house, two framed barns, our corn house
other out buildings and orchard of fruit tree
thereon.
No 12 ALSO-One other lot of land In Leßoy
township, bounded east by lands of James McCra
ney, south by lands of the Schrader Coal Company,
west by lands of JAWS' Holcomb, containing 45
acres of land, more or less, about 40 acres improv
ed, no buildings. Belted and taken into execution
at the suit of P,otneroy Bros' use vs LT Buffum.
No 13 ALSO-One other lot of land In
township, bounded north by lands of C A Fowler,
east and south'by lands of Liberia or Lyman Mar-'
cy, and west by bode of Samuel Lyons containing
is acres of land. more or less, all Improved,. with a
framed house, framed barn, a mill or shop, and
few fruit trees thereon. Seised and taken into ex
ecution at the suit of 'Seth Wickham ad-earths.;
It Cowell and Mahlon Strops.
No 14 A 420--010 other lot of land in Mater
township, bounded as follows: beginning , at a post,
the pouthwosLeornee of a lot this-day conveyed-to
Amelia Wells, thence along the east side of an al
ley south 14 0 west 1135 feet; thence sou th sl)b9 east .
1094-10 feet to the canal; thence tip the same north
76,fitoieast 171 Si 10 feet; thencenp the same north
25 0 west 100 feet: thence up the same north s°-east
100 feet; thence up the same north r west 31$ ft,
to the southeast, COMr of lot this day conveyed to
Amelia Wells; thence along th e Basset *meth 814 0
west about 130 feet to the place of beginning, con
taining about one acre, more or less. with a steam
saw. snCpisster mill thereon. Seised and taken
Into execution M. the suit of 0 F Mason, Guardian,
ea Chart
No lIVALso-one other lot of land in Columbia
township bounded north by lands of Stephen Gar
net and James Strong.east by lands of Caleb Bash;
south by lands of Henry Chanel and Fayette Lee
rs, and on the west by the public highway, crol
talsilliglo acres of land, -more or less, about SO
acres improved, sithone trained bone 4 one framed
hem ow granary pod , few fruit trees thereon. -
halated and taken Into eXtrcution at the salt, of X Z
Comstock an L II Williams.
Note A1.89.-Olte Dew lot of land in :Wrenn*
be bounded is follows t,Beginaing it a ego;
* fir,
•
*UM' a taneem the West side of Wain street, atm'
20 feet south of a lot formerly owned -.by Plinio
Wells; thence westerly Ono parallel line with said
Wells Sot to the Center of an alley, which alley to.
WIWI Way from Man Street a t e
Seetnel street;
thanes monody along the center of said alley to
k 4 sold by J F Means and wife to Robot Stela
Web; thence easterly along said Mclntosh lino tels
the west aide of Main street; thence northerly
along said line of Main street to plemotherinning.
being about HG feet frontal said Math street, and
ahrot 1110 feet deep, with two two story framed
bundlers thereon. being the same piece of land
deeded by J Means, and wife to J - W - Xestis by
deed dated April 1, 18 7 / 1 , and recorded in deed
book No 118. page-UM. Seised said taken lota ex&
Crakes at the exit Of The Mutual. B and S F- Asso-
Math:mu John W Stuns.
Ifo 17 A ether lot of land, situate In
Towanda blended as follows: Deeming
at the mistimes*, isomer of DX Tweet's land on
-the west side of William street: thence by land of
U X Tarter south 711* west 100 feet to a corner ;
thence by land of Henry Harris and D ampler
south Se IP east 100 feet to a corner of J J Webb;
thence north 76e east by land formerly owned b
I Theodore Luria . ;tie' feet Mlle west side of Wil
lam street; thence one coarse of north PM , w
along the west tine of sold William street 100 feet
to the place of beginning ; one board shanty there
on. Seised and taken Into execution at the suit of
L I. Moody and II 11 Morgan; administratorof Wm
H Morgan vs A b Macdonald. .
• No ill ALSO—One other lot of land, sittkatel In
Towanda Borough, bounded. north by lands' of
ZlieuiWord Miter. east by Third street, south: by
Ward' Avenue, and west by lands of - .John Orlmn ;
being 60 feet on Third street, lit feet on Ward
Avenue, with 1 framed house thereon. Seised and
taken, into execution at the suit of Joseph Towner
vs Margaret Mack and John Mack:
- No le ALSO—One other lot of land. altuata' fn
Athens township, bounded as follows: Beginning
In the centre of the Chemung roan. and running
westerly along the south line of lands owned by
Gottlieb Hess 18 rods to lands belonging to D L
Snyder and mother: thence southerly, along said
linesrof D L D' Snyder 8 rods parallel with the cen ,
ire of said Chemung road ; thence easterly la rods
In a line parallel with t h e north line to the centre
of said. Chemnier road ; Mimeo northerly - 6 reds
along the centre of said Cheering road to the
place of beginning; containing I-acre, mere or lees;
ter the same piece of land as deeded to Joseph
Halsor by Timothy Wheeler, - with two framed
dwelling house% one framed barn and few fruit
treeithereon. ' Seised and taken into execution at
the suit of Sarah m Elmer vs Miner St-John. -
No 20 ALSO—One other lot of land, situate in
Wilmot township. bounded as follows: Beginning
u s beech the northwest corner of the Join Cran
dall lot; thence north 6130 east 166 perches to a
post and stonesintitowell's line; thence north 2.1.2 0
west 19 6-10 perches too a post andsstones ; thence
south We west 1.06 perches wagons heap; thence
south irite west U perches to the place of help-
Mug ; containing to acres, more or less, about at
Unproved, with a log house, a framed barn and
ether outbuildings, and - an orchard , of fruit trees
thereon; being part of two tracts:. in warrantee
name of Jahet Fish and Mathias Ilellenback.
Zio 21 ALSO—One other lot of land, situate In
Wilmot township, bounded as follows: Beginning
in a sten:elm:4p; thence west 156 perches to a stone
heap In warcient line; thence south by same 146}5
. perches to a stone heap; thence east 136 perches to
a stone heap; thence by State road north 104 , east
$3 'perches. north nu west 18 perches, north 45 0
east Ztlierches to the place of beginning; captain.
1ng,76 acres and 83 percles, more or loss, *boon 35
'lmproved, with three small framed houses, a fram
ed been, a saw mill with railroad tr:Sek, other out
buildings and an orchard Of trait trees thereon ;
being IA No I7.ltturdevsnt•s subdivision of tenr,
rant surveyed In the name of Jesse Fell and•con
veyed to Joseph M Gamble by the heirs of Sarah If
Butter and Geo If Butter, deceased. Seized and
taken into execution at the suit of John G Spald
ing vs Jos 61 Gamble, Daniel 1) Crandle and liar
mast E Churchill.
No 22 ALSO—One other lot of land, situate in
Standing Stone township, bounded 'on the south
east by the east or _southeast bank or Rammer
field Creek, north by lauds of F S Whitman. west
by lands of said F S Whitman, and booth by lands
of James Espy; containing about 12 'acres, more
or less, about 2 improved, with two framed houses,
one framed bare and other outhouses, one saw mill,
water privilege, and few fruit trees thereon. Seized
and taken into execution at the stilt of P 8 Squires
vs J N Coe.;.
•No 23 ALSO-One other lot df land,'situate in
Canton Borough, borinded north by lands of Will
iam Taber, east by lands of S %Strait, south by
Colon street, and west byiands of It Is
with one framed house, one framed barn. and few
fruit trees thereon. Seized and taken Into execu
tion at the suit of E S Horton, administrator of
Asa Mattocks, deceased. vs Calvin Dodge.
No 24 ALSO—One other lot of land, situate to
• Wilmot township, bounded as follows: Beginning
at a beech the southwest corner of thetract thence
north. I 11. perches att.ng the• west - line )si t he tract
tea poet; thence east at perches to a beech by the
nollenback road; them> along said road \ south la°
east 112 perches to a beech by said road ;\ thence
weld 114 perches to the beginning; contalntng 70
acres and It perches, 'nevi or less, about 35lin.
proved. with a framed tionse" ' a framed barn, one
granary, and an orchard of Dalt` trees thereon.
Seized and taken Into execution at the suit of Ilan.
north Cotter vs John Cotter; being the defendant's
onmseventh interest' In the aboveAlescribed prop
erty.
No 25 ALSO—One other lot of land, situate in
at
Borough, bounded. as follows: Beginning
a post In the line of George Meeker, lot, being
the southeast corner of said lot; thence west along
ice line of said Meeker's lot 244 feet to a corner in
centre of road leading from Troy to Canton; thence
in a northerly course along the centre of said road'
60 feet to a corner; thence in an easterly course
parallel with said Meelthrer.line 244 feet to, post ;
thence in a southerly course 60 feet to the place of
beginning; containing 14,640 square feet of land,
more or less, all improved. with a dwelling house
-thereon. Seized and taken into execution at the
. suit W G Sadler vs J 13 Costellosurd Julia Cos
tello. • -
No 26 ALSO—One other MLA' land, situate In
Troy Borough, bounded north by lands formerly
owned by F J Calkins, now occupied by Dr Samuel
Shepard: . east by lands of Nelson - Adams, south by
lands of Nelson Adams, and west by Elmira etreet.
with two dwelling houses thereon. Seized and
taken into execution at the suit of Pomeroy Broth
• ers vs D C'Lampman. '
No :•.; ALSO—One other lot of land, situate In
South Creek township, bounded' north by lands of
F Gillett, east by li L Smith, south by *J P Gil
lett, and we-t by Fred Chancey and II L Smith
containing about one-half acre, with a framed
house, a framed blacksmith shop, a framed barn,
and few fruit, trees thereon. Seized, and taken Into
execution at thrisult of N E Vanbusktrk vs 11 tram
Sample.
No 28 ALSO—One Other lot of land, striate In
Springfield township, bounded as follows: Begin.
nine at theemt thwest corner of the lot hereinafter
described, at a point in the south line of lands of A
J Dickenson; from thence east akiug the lands of
said Dickenson 106 perches to a corner, in the high
way leading front Mill City westerly: thence south
along said highway 59 perches to an angle in said
highway: thence southeast along said highway 81
440 perches; theote east along the lands of M. it
Gleason 43 . 6.10 perches to a corner; thence south
along the lands of said Gleason 224 perches to an
angle; theme southeasterly along- lands of said
Gleason -80% perches to a tomer; thence' south
along lands of the estatirof Ede in Watson, dee'd.
37% perches to an angle; thence westerly along
lands of 0 G Dunbar 32 perches loan angle; thence
south along lands of G P Voorhis 61 140 perches to
a corner; thence easterly along lands of said Voor
his 11 640 perches to a corner;• thence southerly
'Wong lands of Hiram Potter 120140 perches to a
corner; thence westerly along lands of A 8 Mosley
48 4-10 perches to a corner;-thence a northeast di-
rection along lands of Dennis Bailey 26 perches to I
an angle; thence a northwest direction along lands
of W J Wigstes 50 perches to an angle ; thence
easterly along landsof said Wlgstea.97 940 perches
to. an eagle ; thence west along the highway run
ning
from Mill City to the Bo swell school house
79% perches to a corner;" thence 'north along lambi I
of the estate of Alexandr Clark, deceased, 161 4-10
perches to a corner; thence westerly elonglands of,.
said Clark estate 107 perches to a corner; thence
north along land of said Clark's- estate tit 640
perches to' the place of beginning, and supposed to
contain 227 acres, after deductiog therefrom about
16 acres heretofore sold and conveyed. which Is
owned or in possession of the following persons :
1 11r1 Cooper, Joseph Clark, Ci Saunders, II 8 Cum
mlne—H E Leonard, N 8 Watson, .E D Wilder, 11
W Cheeney, and school house lot; about 80 acres
IMproved, .Ith two framed houses; two framed
barite with sheds attached, Mframed horse barn, •
saw mill, a,.chopping mill for reed. a eider—mill:
and an Orchard' of fruit treemthereen. Seized and
taken Into execution at the suit of' Herrn Wood's
the vs William A Bulloce.
No 29 ALSO—One, other Jet of land in Albany.
township, bounded s follows: beginning at a beech
a corner of lands of Luke W Morris; thence by the
same west 166 perches to a post by a hemlock cor
,ner of the same land and lead -of Catherine .W
Morris; thence by other lanes of - Israel NV Morris
north 20%* east 127 perches to a post; thence also
by hinds of Israel W Morris, east 166 perches to a
post In the clue of -Luke W' Morrie; and thence by
the same south 29%9 west 127 perches to the place
of beginning, containing 107% acres; being the
same piece of landconveyed by Israel 'W Morris,
by deed bearing date Nov 2ii, 1851. and recorded in
the office for recording deeds, in and for the coun
ty of Bradford, In Deed Book No 57, page 303.
No 30 ALSO—One other lot of land in Albany
township, bounded. as follows: commencing at a
sugar stump, the northwest corner of said lot and
corner of lot No 7 of a survey; thence south
east by lands of Thomas Cullen, dee'd, 82 perches
to a post corner of lots No 3 and 5 of said survey;
thence south 112 perches to a beeclf corner
of lots-NO 5, 9 and 10; thence north 0% 0 west 2
perches to a beech corner of iota No 7, 8 and 9;
thence north al Se east 112 perches to place of be
ginning; containing 49. acres and 112 perches.. •
Being krt e t'6 ot'A H MeHeury's survey, being
the.same pi of land conveyed "by Michael Red
ding by deed bearing date January 7,-1874, and re
'curled in the office for recording deeds In and fur
Bradford county, In deed book No 119, at page 131),
&e t ; exceptlngend reserving therefrom the follow
ing described lot: beginning at a beech corner,
theimenorth 31% 0 east 56 perchestO a post; thence
thence south 47° east 72,i perches to a; beech;
thence north 88% 0 west to the beginning,Contain
log 12 acres and 48 perches.
The three aforesaid pieces of land being whit is
known as the Cotten Boys' Farm, striate In Albany
township, bounded as follows: north and northwest
by lands of John Murphey, east by lands formerly
'owned by William Zasier, south and southwest by
lands of John S McDonald, containing 157 acres of
land, more or less, about 125 Streit lummired. with
two plank dwelling. houses, one frweed barn, one
log barn. one granary, other out buildings and two
.orehluds of fruit tries thereon. .seized and taken
Into execution st the suit of Lewis Zaner vs David
Cullen and John Cullen. •
. No 31 ALSO—One other lot of lend. situate In
Pike township, bounded as follows: Beginning at
Centre of State road on line of John Bolles; thence
south We° west 147 4.10 perches along said Bolles'
line to a poet and stones corner; thence loath 69%*
east 74 13.25 perches along the line of J Barnes, de
ceased to* post and stones corner; thence north_
1-20*.east lth perches to centre of State road by
I-Weis of Wm Cline; theism north 553-ici wpst 18 2-10
perches; thence north 35 0 east along lands of J
Bolles; thence north 5550 west; thence south 35 0
west along said Bolles' land to State.road, lying 8
.• perches on said road, and beinglexcluslve Of road
5 perches deep; thence north 3514? west 53 140
slang perches State road to place Of beginning;
nee aiming (Including house and-lot) ell acres, more
or less. about 00 Improved, with a framed house, a
framed horse barn, a framed bans with sheds at
tached, a granary, an Ice house,other outbuildings
'and two orchards of. fruit trees thereon. Seized
'and taken 'lnto execution at ithe stilt of William
Shumway's use vs D H Allen and 8.11 Allen. o
• No $2 ALSO—One other lot of land, situate in'
Monroe township, bounded as follows: Beginning
at a post for a corner on the west side of the south
branch of Towanda - Creek; running thence north
,7938 0 east 47 2-10 perches_to el.pitch pine; thence .
'north 16° east 13 perthes to a 'post; thence south
885(° east 218 perches to a poet; thence booth 3854*
west 80 8-10 perebes to a post for a corner; thence
north 89)4 41 west 164 patens to a post for scorner ;
• thence south 10° east t 5 2-10 perches to spelt for a
corner; thence moth 6810 wed 24 perches to a
post for a corner, thence north 6154 9 west 28 'perch
es to a censer; thence north 1234° east 8 2.10 perch
es to a corner; Medea north 71144. West 13 perches
to a post by two pines for a corner; thence north
.454 0 west 40 perches tektite place of beginning; con:
tabling 110 acres and 139 perches,' more or less,
about JO acresimprovect. with three framed
two barns, one corn house, and two orehtn l l l .n
fruit trees thereon; said lot will be sold subject to
II life lease to B F Wanck for N of Stl acre on the
Berwick Ternplke. Seized and taken into execu
tion at the suit of Eliza Fowler and Ennio° Fe/w
-hir, who sarrive Austin Yowler . vs C A Fowler.
No lii ALSO. other lot of. land to Towanda
bore, hounded north by lands of Joseph D Yontso
ye. east b 77 Slain street, south by the lands of the
David I' bsxsiuw estate, and west by Socandet;
Aid/
containing if of an sere of bad. more orbs% wipe •
three framed house*, one framed been.with abed*
attached, sad few fruit tree* tbenion ; being tbe
same piece of Mad conveyed by d
eed and = •
wile to Pbebe Ana Orklilik, by dbearing data
April 7, IW, anbreeorded in Deed lie* lie7S, ela
Page SG Ate. Seised and taken late essentials at
tbe *tit of L S Sia s burl , trustee, es Jots &GNP •
dtb and P A Gridi
No 14 ALSO.4)ne cum lot of Isedla Wilmot top,
bounded north by lands of C V Welles. deed. met
by bade of Cornelia, Donovan and T X Quick.
math by Matte dt John Tamer and west by lands
of II Welles, deed; containing it acres of Mad. ,
more or lam*, about a acres Dopmenst. with wee .
beard bouse and. tow fruit Was thereon. Seised -a, -
and takes taco execution it the snit of A. Lewis re
W Wane.
35 A3.80- . One other lot of Mad hilthlsteuT
townshipp., bounded north by lands of Limits Voce-
Ms. malty public highway. south by Walser 0 A
flenthans and west by binds of 0 A Bandems. rum
Jsabout one sere of land. more (Mies; all fm.
. with one framed Wm, nue framed stare
rouse and few fruit trees thereon.
• No all ./Lf.l3o—One other lot of land In ItldgbarY
township, bounded north and west by public high
way, east by lands of JOel Peterson and south by
hinds formerly owned by Theodore Larrlson, eon.
Wiling 3 acres of land, more or has .111 Imwoved„
with one framed house thereon. liaised md taken
nto exec tattoo the saltof But vs J D Voir.
No
11 •
No 31A630—One other lam! land,- situate In
Orwell township, bounded north by lands of J W
Paths, last by lands of " J II Allen, olt -Allis,
Franklin Maynard and 0 If Norton. south by lands!
of Hiram Doughert, and west by lands of Isaac
Adams and II C All is; containthg about 90 acres,
more or less, about 80 Improred, with a framed
house, s framed bans, other outbuildings, and an
orchard of fruit trees thereon. Seised and taken'
into execution at the snit of A - Conklin Int II X
Allis, H 8 Allis and Mlles Allis, T T
No DI Al-SO—Ono other lot of land, situate in
Litchfield township, hounded as follows: Begin.
tang at an ash for a corner on the southwest corner
of let of land owned by Samuel Ovemshlre: tbebea
north Pie east 91 3-10rches to a corner on lino
or land formerly owned b pe y Z glower; thence north
1 9 west along said Ilse CI 4.10 perches to a corner
on the line of David McKinney; thence north 89 0
west 98 2.10 perches along the line of said David
McKinney to a corner, thence south 84 Z4O perches
to the place Of beginning; containing 38 acres and
80 perches, more or less, about K acres improved,
with a board houie, a framed tiara, an old.harn,
one DWI, and a few fruit trees thereat'.
-Seized and taken Into execution at the colt of
Adam Itifenburg vs If H Sherman, and 1/ 11 Slier
man, administrator of Le Sherman..
•
No 19 ALSO—One other lot of land In North To-
wands township, bounded northbilands of Santa
el II and W Foster and John teldel. west by
lands of James Hurley. south by lands of Edward
Destine—and east by lambed Silas Mills antrEd- -
ward Overton, containing it acres of land, more or
less, about 44 acres traproied. with one. framed
house, oat framed barn and few fruit trees there.
on. • Seized and taken Into ezecutlon at the snit of
J N Calif's use vs Bartley Heath.
No 40,ALSO—One other' lot of land In Orwell
township, bounded north by lands of Dr Conklin,
east by lands of Isaac Marsh and 0 J Chabbuelt,
south by lands of W V Glenn, and west by lands of ,
Barney Clark and. George Lent; .containing $0
-acres or land, more or less.abont Semmes improved.
witbone framed house, one framed barn. one hog
pen and few fruit trees thereon. • Seized and taken
Into execution at the snit of Lucinda . Lonnsberry
vs Henry It Osbons..
. ,No 41 ALSOV—The defendant's one-half Interest
ID a certain tot, piece or parcel - of land, situate la .
Albany, Monroe and Overton tewashlps, 'bounded
as follows Beginning at an old hemlock corner on
the southwest corner of warrant in the mime of
Stephen HoUlngswortb : thence south 66° east =-
rods to "the west _line of warrant In the name of
Ann Harris; thence south .rt° west about 55 rods
to . the southwest corner of said Ann Harriewar.
rant; thence south 58° east 155 rods to a post and
stones the, southeast corner of said Ann Harris'
warrant; thence north V. O east 6091.10 rods to the
northwest earner of Jackson lot ; thence south 55°
212 rods to Jackson's northeast corner; thence
south TV west 41 rods to a post corner ; thence
north &Hi° east 57 4-10 rods to a corner: thence
north 443i° east 119 rods; thence south 55° east 106
6-10 rods; thence north 37%* east 50 rods; thence
south It east 20 rods to the west line of warrant ,
In the name of May Wallies; thence north 32° east
110 pereheLto the southwest corner of warrant in
the name of Robert Hampton ; thence south 56 0
east 166 rods; thence north 14344° -east 103 rods;
thence north 19° east 320 rods to aoutheast corner
of warrant In the name of Samuel Anderson: thence
north 32° eastLlM rods to the northeast corner of
said Anderson warrant; thence north 56° west 324
rods to a hemlock stamp, an old corner; thenco
south n• west 224 rods to a corner of warrants In
be names of Peter North and Peterahotts; thenco
north 56° west 62S rolls to the northwest corner of .
warrant In the name of John North ; thence aosth '
24 0 west 425 rods to- a black oak corner: thence
south 34° west 448!.4 rods ; thence north 58° west
35 rods to a post, old corner; thence south 32° west
329 rods to the place of beginning; containing - 6,000
acres. more or less. .Stelzed and taken Into erects
tton at the suit of-a P Kirby's use es - J,F Satteriee.
Also at the stilt of First National:Bank of Athens
vs J. F Satterlee.'
. .
No 42 ALSO—One other lot of l and, situate In
'Leßoy township, bounded north by la.udsof Hobert
Mason, east by lands of M L Wooster, south by tite
Towanda Creek, and what by lands of Charles MI- .
nard; cotstainlng.72 aeresi. more Qr less, about L 5
Improyed. with a framed barn and .an orchard of
fruit trees thereon. seiziki and taken into execu-
Mon at the suit . . of Nelsoa Reynolds' ex.'is vs H 5V
McCraney and - T A McCraney.
No 43, ALSO.-One other lot of land in Llichflehl
township, hounded north y lands of John - II Coop
+
er, east - by lands of FP . per, and south and west
by lands of Eugene Ho erhhl, containing abotit
126 adrex.of laud, more or lest, about 70 improved.
with one framed' house, one framed- barn, one
framed lemon house, other out buildings and few
Irult.trees therein. Seized and taken into execu
tion at-the suit of Stephen Morris - use vs James it
Carmer and A B Campbell.
Ne 41 ALSO—One other Into? land, situate In -
Pike township, hounded as follows: Beginning at
a stake and stones the northeast Corner of .1
Halgh's lot; thence north Vie west by lands of A
Beecher 11 2.10- perches to a stake and-stones ;
thence north 24 0 east -by lands of said Beecher
130 perches to a stake and stones; thence south 119°
west Wands of the . alepre grantors 105 perches to
a stake and stones; thence south 39 0 west by latids
' of 11 Manchester 11 0,10 perches to a stake and
atones; thence south 15 0 west by land of 0 Pease -
171 perches to a stake and stones. thence north 65e -
, east by lands of A Conklin and / stones;
93 perches
lito the place of beginning; containing 110 acres and
-SO perches, more or leabout 90 acres Improved,.
with a framed - house, a framed barn a framed
,horse barn , a granary and an. orchard of fruit
,trees thereon. Selied d taken into execution at
li the salt of Cyrus Cook. s Jonathan Dimon. -
ss in
No 46 ALSO—One o f er lot of land ,. altuate In
Tuscarora township, ended north by lands of
I John and Joseph Nigb.past by lands contracted by
Peter Nigtftojacob nought, south bylands of B
-W Edwards, now In poseession of John Bought,
and west by lands of said John and Joseph Nigh ;
containing.= acres, more or less, a'out 15 improv
ed, with two framed houses, .a framed -barn, a
blacksmith shop, and an orchard of fruit trees
thereon. - , -
. No 47 ALSO:—.-One -other lot of land. situate In
Tuscarora township, bounded north by lands of W
narrowcilff, east- by a creek dividing lands front -
W Barrowcliff (now owned by B W Edwards) on
the south by lands of,Jacob Bought, and west by
lands of Elijah Merrill and others; containing 53
acres, more or leas. about 20 Improved; being same
land contracted from Peter W Nigb to Jacob
nought on the 6th day of August, 1873. Seized and '
taken Into execution ft ths salt of Wind Vincent's
use vs Jacob Bought.
No 48 ALSO—Ono other lot of land, situate in
, Towanda township, bounded north by the Barclay
Railroad, lands of the Towanda Iron Manufactar-
ing Company and M C Mercer (lately owned by
Gordon F Mason), east by the Susquehanna River.
, and south by lands of Miller Fox, Michael Mekla
hon. Patrick Considine, Joseph Ochs, C 11 Man
i ville, S W Ahrord, B Z Whitney, Alonzo Mingos
and Martin Croty, and west by lands ot Hiram
Fox, deceased ; containing 30 acres of - land, more
1 or less, all improved, with no_ buildings thereon.
I.Setzed and taken into execution at the snit of J A
-Record, J L Kent and E 1. - Hillis,
.Trustees of
-Bradford Lodge 1 00 F, No 167, ate vs 8 C Means.
i No 49 ALSO—One other lot of land, situate In
Canton Borough, bounded north ty lands of Mrs
B D Hazleton, east by lands of Harding Clark and
E C Seymour, south by lands of Z Dunham, and
west by Sullivan street; being SO feet front on said.
Sullivan-street and 200 feet deep, with's framed',
house and few fruit trees thereon. Sated and
taken into execution at the , salt of J H Ilazieten's
use vs L D Grainteer and Antra Granteer.
No 50 ALSO—One other lot of land, situate In
Litchfield township, bounded north and east by the
public highway, south by lands of ' Mrs Case, and
west by lands deeded to Eliza Stanton; containing
-about 14 acres nearly all Improved, with a dwell
log house and few (Full trees thereon.. Seized and
taken into execution at the suit of 8 G Townsend
'vs J P.Perry and J E Drake. •..
PETER J. DEAN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, April 10, 1874. .
AUDITOIL'S NOTICE.— In the
Orphan's Court of Bradford - County. In the
matter of the estate of Jane Bider. late of Warren
township. deceased. •
The undersigned, au Auditor appointed by the'
Court to distribute the money in the hands of the
Executor of the -estate of. Jane- Bider. deceased.
will 'attend to the duties of his appointment at Lis
ortco in Towanda Borough, en FRIDAY. the 9th
day of MAY next, at 10 o'clock. A.. 31., at which
time and place all persons haring c laims upon said
funds are required to present the same, or be de
barred from coming in upon said funds.
-JAMEY U. CODDING, Auditor.
Towanda, April 7, 1879-w4.
ADMINISTRATORW NOTICE.
—Notice 1* hereby given. that all persons In.'
debted to the estate of Lydia J. Rowley, Lste of
Herrieksille, Penna. deceased, are requested to
make Immediate payment, and all persons haring
claims against said estate must present them duly
authentleated ter settlement to W. A. Wetmore,
of Herrickville, Pa.
W. A. W ETMORE. Adaddistrator..
Rerrletrllle, Pa., April M9-R!..
A -SSIGNEET 'NOTICE,—Inthe
,L - A. matter of the luntanr assignment of Fred
A. leash, for the benefit of his creditors.
I In the Court of Common Plead of Bradford Co.,
No. BM December Term. ISM
, The final account of U. L... Scott. Assignee in
the above case. filed April Ist. 157 M. and 111114,11CCOlillt
will-be presented to said Court for final cantinas
tlon and allowance; on Thursday, •Way 8, tan, un
less cause be shown why said accountenerold not lie
finally confirmed and allowed by the Court. •
• GEORGE W. BLACKMAN.
Towanda, April 10, 1879-114. Prothonotary.
A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.—In the
Matter or the volunterfassbrninent of Geo.
r. eneh for the benefit of hie credlion. !
In tbe Court of Common Pleas of - Bradford Co..
No. an. December Term. ICA.
The final account of U. L. Scott. AMignee It the
above case, filed April'lst, 1879; and said account
will be presented to said Court for final emeriti' a.
tlon and allowance. on Thursday. the Bth day of
May neat, tiniest cause oe shown why said account
should not be finally confirmed and allowed by the
Court. , GEORGE W. BLACKMAN.
Towanda, April 10, 18710 . -w4, Prothonotary.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.—In the
matter of the voldotary asalgument of Chad.
D. Cash fer the benefit 9f his creditors.
In the Court of COOMOU Pleas of Bradford Co..
So. IBM. December Terik 1874.
The Anal account of H. L. ScotkAssigue4 In the
above case, filed Aptttlst. and said account
will - be presented to said Court ter final confirms.
Con and allowance, on Thursday; the- Bth day - of
May next. unless cause be shown why add account
should not Tie finally confirmed and allowed by the
Court. " GICUBGE W. BLACKMAN.
Towanda, April 10, 1879.w4. Protbonotory.
ASSIGNEE'S . NOTICE .— In the
matter of the voluntary assignment of Zd.
Loomis for the benefit of his creditors. .
In the Court of Common Plena of Bradford Co.,
No. 1197, May Teruclol.
the anal account of P. W. Hovey, Anilines In
the above cue. aledtAptll 7th, INS; and told ao•
count will be presented to said Court for data eau
annatlon and allowance, on Thursday, the Ith day
of May next. unless 'canto be shams why said no
count should not be dually andlnied and allowed
by the Court. °sonar. W. BLACKMAN.
Towanda, April le, 1.1711-wd, Prothosotaly.