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Towanda. iss.lt, Jet% • • - •
LOCAL AND-CENBRAL
TOWARDS. did‘not Odebrate.
IT is said tbat'rrtato !lugs are masa
bait for trout.
Arrearrion issdireeted to the *dearth*.
moot of R. M. Waxise is Luther
IT is said that the dog tax oir this corm.
ty for the present year will amount to
*5,000.
Tat Old Veterans intend to have An
immense excursion to Gettysburg some
time in And.
A_ SLAM hack 18 inches in length, was
caught it Lake Nephawin, near Canton,
one day recently.
FRAME DALT,. Of Lem, is putting up
a hall building for the Odd Fellows at
Springfield Center.
Mn. 'F. F. Rosman, of Herrick, bad a
valuable yearling bull killed by lightning,
Last Thursday night.
Tux Engine Horne and fire *apparatus
Lin-ta Three has recently been over
hauled and put in Eirst.class order.
Tug shoe-peg factory at Grovel., this
county; is now runtring . on . full time, mak
ing about 100 bushelsof pegs per day.
THE Leßaysville Advertiser says that
iIENRY I. Htrrcursinx, 4if Pike, picked
61 bushels of English cherries from two
trees..
A GOODLY number from this place pic
nicked at Weston Station on Wednesday
of last week. cud we learn bad a very en
joyable day.
MANY of the heads of our young men
and boys look as if they had been operat
ed upon by a lawn - mower or a horse.elip.
ping machine.
Tug Naiad boys have reeentlipurebas
ed very handsome parade shiqa. They
are made of dark gray flannel, with dark
brown triminingli.
THE instrtuneits need by the late Lin-ta
Band, of this place, have been sold to
parties in Pittston for $7OO, about hilt
their original cost.
THE moon- waa full the tight of the
3q, and there were a number of young
men in this place in the same condition
the evening of the Fourth.
COMPAXIES C, H and K of the 12th
Regimeut, National Guard or Pennsylva
nia, have been detached from that regi
ment and assigned to the 9th,
A usual suit was tried at 'Canton re
cently, before arbitrators, the amount
claimed being $4,100, and the payments
extended over a period of 20 years.
A. SLIGHT fire occurred. in front of
Fnami ROSENFIELD'S Confectioni3ry Btone
on the Fourth. FRANK extinguished it
with a pail of water. No damage.
Tatt Diamond planing mill of. Williams
port has an order for the frame work of
ten thousand pianos, with the privilege of
increasing it to one hundred thousand. --
IN soots
archerT, whenever a wo
man sboots she shuts her eyes, and the
nett instant there is a howl, a shout, and
some individual is a candidate for a glass
LARGE numbers of our citizens went to
Bernice, Monroeton, and Hornbrook on
the Fourth, where celebrations were held,
and ad report a day of pleasure and en
joyment.
POSTMASTER POWELL caught a , black
bass on Monday last that weighed two
pounds and two ounces. The other one
that he caught `the same day did not
weigh as much.
E:III.IRCM of the Messiah (Universalist),
Rev. WILLIAM Murton, Pastor. At 10:30
A. N., subject—" True Friendship." At
;71 P. M., ReVvJAMEA SIIRIGLEP, of Phila
delphia, will officiate. All,welconte.
AN Archery Club bas been organized
in this village, and a fine lot, of bows,
arrows, targets, etc., for the tuts of the
Club were on exhibition at CLARK
PORTER'S drug store Saturday last.
AIR. MARK THOMPSON Is in town this
week attending to business connected
with selling the foundry to Messrs. WARI
:NEIL & MITCHRI L, of Towanda. Welcome
to the new comers.--Caxton Sentinel.
A Litauw. crowd. of people were in town
on Tuesday to visit Coup's Show. It is
estimated that 6,000 persons witnessed
thep•irformanca, and all who attended
speak in high terms of the entertainment.
Mns. W. S. MOODY, • Lycoming street,
says the Canton Sentinel, met with quite
a painful accident on Monday morning of
last week, by having the end of one of
tier fingers badly mashed with a patent
clothes wringer.
SAMUEL BOLDEIS, one of the men IM
plicaied in the murder RawaY, at
Newark Valley last week, was a Am,
years ago a resident of thie place. He
followed the Calling of a barber and bore
a good reputation. .
W4LLACg HARBIN II lad of about ten
years, caught a black bass just below the
dam, Monday last. that weighed two
pounds and a half after, being dressed. It
is the largest one caught at this place dur
ing the season so far, •
PARiflrSty the name of BUTLER "lid
BAGLEY, indnlged in a "set-to" near the
Episcopal Church, on the afternoon' of
the Fourth. Both . : were considerably
bruised up, although we understand the
batle was a decided "draw."
Assow Pass,. of Wed Franklin, is a
candidate for the President' of the Unit ,
ed States, and says if he should be elect.
ed in 1880, "he will seek to restore the
government to the primitive simplicity of
the early Fathers of the Republic."
A man stood on Math street Tuesday
curiously watching - the l peaniat man as be
methodically turned
,the crank of his
roaster. Alter expectantly waiting until
patience ceased to be is virtue the nn
sophisticated tiller of the soil blurted
.out : Hullo 1 you feller s why don't pm
play within ?"
lam} thiithjesd by the expixdoi
thili P a a ol4l4l o l l ll "Wigat i lka
to, week Wore kat, wan kW , N.
Dux NM wite l / 2 . tt Iffsakato, - kilimmoti e
tomerly nekilentii ot Chnogo, who. Wins
badiracelded. .
TiON. Wr
T: DAMS - swept -iha
that ilcs or the Loosl Editor - for the ;lent
leissOf trout ols bssii Me this *its*
Tb, hoestesige goinkmake can eoodder os
as:l,logal to . ths sappoit: of the measure
thebisprovesieet of the: OseigatioS
the Lc4ll Seek: - ' 1
Stinuitir Dirxis.-4; Tom,
et Athena totinshipolied suddenly Thurs
day athostme. ;.Na hid been *hint la
the morning sppaveatly as well as usual.
Deceased was a brother of Maim Tons,
of Athens Biros* and leaves niany
Meads to mourn his less.
tuts; of tide place, was arrest
ed on Tuesday bit, eharpd with an as
wilt upan GILBIZT Homes, of Asylum,
a man 64 yaw of sp. Atter a heating
on Sattmlay FAWN 'Ram bad
Lim in the gams $4OO for an appear
tome at September Court.
Wn.r.rma A. Roariruct., — far many
years a respected citizen and merchant at
this plane, died at his residence on Mon
day last, after an illness of general months
duration. An aprightooand honorable
man In all the walks of life, bis death will
be mourned by a huge • circle of friends
and acquentatma The timersl will take
place this (Wednesday) afternoon ' at three
o'clock, from the residence of hiebratber,
Mr. ROLAND R. ROCIWILLL.,
ACCIDINT.- 1 1 45 MOUGAN THOVIAS
and Purcuauts, of Neath, were out
fishing OW evening last week (says the
Iteßaysville Adver Mit), Mr. Tomas fell
from a bridge into the water beloW, a dis
tance of ten feet. Mr. PIRCII#RD, who
was with him, being a good swimmer, .
managed to save his life, but the fish fled
for parts unknown. Thns ends the fish
erman's fuck.
JOHN BARRICLE, a German tailor of
Binghamton, hanged himself in a barn in
that city between five and six o'clock A.
Y., of July 2nd. He bad been on a spree
for about three months, and had repeat
edly threatened to kill himself. When
found, the body was upright, the knees
testing on the floor. The suicide was an
old soldier in the late war, and at the
time of his death was drawing a pension.
Mawr of the plank sidewalks In town
are in a most shamefidly dilapidated con
dition. .and some of them are getting
worse every day. There is a great deal of
foot travel on come of our streets, espe- .
cially after siz o'clock fit night, and the
condition of certain places in the side
walks is not such as to make a Man feel
in the best of humor when ha walks over
large holes and loose and rotten planks.
LOOK OM Fos HIM, ODD FEI.LOWS.-.-
A fellow named ANDREW Parransos,
says the Harrisburg Teleircaph, who
claims Philadelphia as his residence, 'has
been imprAing, on the Odd Fellows in this
city. Be solicits money from individual
members of the,order under pretense that
he is in great poverty, and spends the
money for rum. Twice , he has been ar
rested, but each time he promised to leave
the city.
• Wm. EATON, a brakeman on the State
Line lit Sullivan Railroad was quite
severely injuted on Tuesday last. He
was on top 'of a freight car and as the
train passed through the bridge st New
Albany he was struck in the head by a
cross timber and a large gash-cut in his
forehead. Although the wound is not
considered dangerous, it is a siondes that
he escaped instant death, as the train was
moving *SA rapid rate of speed when the
accident happened.
M. —The • circulation of the paper
you name,' is not now,: L and neVer has
been, 2600 copies. Its edition leis thin
one mouth ago was 82 quires, and them
are 24 sheets in a quire. 'lt:certainly his
net increased its circulation over 800 co
pies during the past month. The best
way to find ouf,the exact, nuMber 'of co
pies Inuit out . oich week, would be - to
count.the names on the subscription list,
a privilege that would be cheerfully ac
corded you by the publisher, if the list of
names Is as large as It is elsimed to be.
OPENED DP MlSTAKE.—Tuesday last
the Post Office Department inaugurated
an improvement consisting of a Deal for
letters returned to the office as "opened
by mistake. 7 This real is in form 'very
similar to two postage stamps, and is in
tended to be fastened over the upper edge
of the envelope, in the center, like a
clamp. Heretofore envelopes opened by
mistake have been fastened by mucilage,
bat after this data they will all be sealed
in the manner indicated. _
KEYSTONE ACADEMY, FACTORTYILLE,
PA.—This institution, chartered in 1868,
opened for students in 1869, celebrated its
tenth anniversary June 27th. Among the
gradt4tes was Miss LUCY T. GEnouLD, of
East Smithfield, this county: Miss Gan.
otudgradnated at the head of the class,
and in March last received the prize' for
the beat reading. She intends to devote
herself to teaching, and we have no dolibt
that the Directors who select her to train
the young will make a wise selection.
ClinD Dnowurtn - ur TROY tnilittllTP.
—Prom a dispatch to the Elmira Gazette,
we learn that on Thursilatafternoon last,
about five o'clock, a little eon of ()timer
Mentuoirr, who lives in Troy township,
went to the spring near the path from the
hours to the barn to get a cup Of water,
and when the father. tame from the barn
whereto was at work be discovered his
boy lying on his face in the spring droll n.
ed. The child was between two and three
yeari old.
POSTMASTER PoWELL and ourself went
bass fishing on the Fourth. We bad
splendid time. We fisheil down and up
the Susquehanna about two miles. The
Postmaster says he thinks he had one bite
just at the foot of the "willow bar." We
hope be did, because the "boys," say we
did not get a single " nibble " in the
seven hours fishing, and if the Postmaster
is mistaken in regard to the "bite " at
U e point mentioned above, the boys tell
the truth. Howeier, we brought home
about all of the " clippers" we started
out with.
Bizowarrrozr COLLLOE Cowan/mu
rorr.—Sixteen young ladles received the
honors of the graduating class, Tuesday
eVening. They were mostly hum New
York, *Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Wash
ington, except a most worthy repreenta
tire of Bradford County, Miss Erma
BLACKMAN, of Towanda, who received
distinguished mention in the Binghamton
papers. The commencement gem was :
" Will the Coming Man , go to Church?"
by Miss Roorme, of B ro okville. The Jis=" ,
nior Class of forty-two hails from nine.
teen different States, -from ; COnnectient to
Oregon. The post graduate claw ;will be
a large one. ' B. A.
= ii
Omaniit-dm*
the Xeislab (IIsOilsoli4), Ray. Wu.'
sum Tinos, Puke, at Sudsy, bit
pow Waits WUns baptised,. sod len ltoir
orostmos odailtell sad read ied th e riglit
bled of slim* nit Ordinance of
aok,:froir;COsisioilesi illf - oimiriesi la*
abok_ aloud* lleildiAdind
Pm," divonda OW and Mil the
Clinseth *hum Us sordisi
orisons osiosistid to awakes the
*logs - of 'isnesstion sod Shlol6 woN
ship, sod the bags coogregstke seemed
deeply Immured thereby; - .
assume Flu fisviui.The Bgrs
lifiundhosdioll Company's' 'shop was
burned Mum* morning • Loss between
$5,000 and $6,000; imams* about
000; i Meths waiesiiied by the igniting
of a pot of tar, width was being heated
to put on , the ltiALcion, the only
P erson inihe building at the time, hada
vary rwiew escape from hieing , his life.
He was fond In front of the building in
tie bmensible ooeditice; overpowered by
tba.pa
. and ansoke thaw the tar, and had
hinot leeched the door would undoubtedly
have been• burned to death;
Ass matter of course the TcrinuBla
correspondent oc the Ehnbs Gaiette
knows just what (ad of work the. print
ing this place are preyend to
4 4V: and au ; nation . their facilitiel. or
course be does. A person who has re-built
the Memos House half :a dozen times in
the lastnix mOnthB, would not be apt to be
in error in a statement as to what a coun
try printing office could or could not do
in the job printing line:' Some p69ple
know a great deal and tell very Mt* and
some people know ray little but tell a
Tun WHEELBARROW Mss. -- Yester
day,- the 2nd ofJuly, at 5 r. 31. 4 says the
Canton &nffsd, a man,titidiing a wheel
barrow came into town, and halted at the
post office, and requested Postmaster
kmns to stamp his credentials. He left
Ban Francisco, California, on the Bth of
IDecember; 1878. He stopped in Trout
Run last night, and . has made the dis
tance of 25 miles today at this 5 P. W.
The wheelbarrow has a fan in front to
keep him cool. He is walking for a wag
er of $l5OO, and claims to be over 400
miles oblate(' his competitor. Stme of
our enterprising business men &eked
their cards on the barrow, so Canton is
represented at last in the pedestrian pedi
gree. New York is the objective - point.
DELICATE atm.—Hearin' g incidentally
Of EDWIN Foluo's case of tumor, we called
on Dr. DITARNBURT and 'learned that he
had been a sufferer for three years with
it. It was a tumor of the jaw, and known
as Epulis, having its origin in a diseased
bone in the socket of the tooth. While
it was .ecvcr painful, there 'was at thaws
much hemorrhage. Mr. Pons) had sub
mitted to three operations before without
relief.' The operation was) miceessfully
performed by Dr. DcsErrapfty, of this
place, assisted by Dr. New of of *R
insing, a former student of his. Sufficient
time has now elapsed since the operation
to warrant the hope that there wSI be no
return or' the trouble.—Leßaynille Ad
vertiser..
COLONEL DAvis, of the Doylestown
Democrat, who with his friend, Mr. Mr
crislarn, started from this place' to walk
home, publishes a very interesting
count of the adventures befalling the
"tramps." The Colonel is enthusiastic
over the beauties of the route, particular
ly in crossing the mountains, via, the old
Berwick turnpike, and speaks in glowing
terms of the kindness and _courtesy with
which they were everywhere treated.
Whether the' cordial reception they' met
with, and the generous manner in which.
they were fed and lodged was due to
their prepossessing appearance, or to Al
lay the fears of tramps which is general
throughout the country, the. Colonel does
not venture an opinion. Certainly those
who sheltered and fed him, would be
more than repaid by the geniality pf his
presence, sind,the charm and huthor of
his experiences and reminiscences.
TOR NEW DEPOT.—The new passenger
depot of the Northern Central Railway,
at this place, Is now completed and 'in
use. " It is a hindsorae structure, with a
slate roof, and finished inside of hard
wood, and comfortable seats, where one
can sit and not feel so Much the tedium
of waiting for a train.' There is a fine
platform of oak in front, and the drive
behind is sprinkled with gravel. In all
respects, beauty, as well as utility, seems
to have been regarded. No one thing
was more needed in our town and our
people have to thank a Company which
recently did a laudable thing in reducing
local rates of passenger fare. The depot
is divided into four rooms, ladies room,
gentleman's room, baggage room and of
fice, and it is designed that it shall be
kept in a contrast from-the old depot in
the matter of neatness. Mr. .1. T. Fow-
LEE is the agent, and although he has not
been long a resident of this place, by his
gentlemanly deportment and pleasing
manners has made for himself many
friends. Mr. HEzurr BENI:Dior is day
telegraph operator, and Mr. CARL Moms
is night operator.—Cunton Sentinel.
PERSONAL.
Benutv MTN; of this place, is
dangerously ill.
—Mims bLurr E. Bone Aim, of this
place, is visiting relatives in Philadelphia.
Nraps - Moony, of Towanda,
has been visiting friends here.—Pittatoa
Gallic • -
. mint end wife, of Wysox,
have gone to Laporte, Sullivan County, to
remain for several weeks.
-4GEORGE SMALLEY and ' wife, of
Wilkes-Barre, visited relatives and
friends in this place last week.
-rain A. A. Porint,- formerly of Can
tin, died at his residence in Occident,
Caiifornia, last week,,of pneumonia. •
—,Miss MAID BENTLEY, Of Towanda,
is spending a few days in Pittston, as a
guest oilier friend, Misa-Ctwur..--Pitts
ton Caath. -
ff. N. Gas; of Drid.
Connecticut, and Mrs. F. D. Gala', of
Chicago, Mimi*, are . visitincat Mrs. H.
b. Grits.—ZeßaysTifie Advertiser.
—Rev. A. D. FINCH * of Croolied Creek,
a former resident'of Canton4ss been en
gaged by .the Tioga Conns Commission
ers to preach at the County Roane every
two weeks. /
_z_
—Mist Act L" Efcuitters and her sister
Ems 'have be"( visiting friends in
Wilkes-Barre the past week.. These sis
ters are fine sivogers; and were - invited to
sing in St. Junes' Church last Sabbath In
that place,/ They are fine scholars, good
singers,ind possess sufficient accomplish:
meats/to bring them prominent before
the Musical and literary world.—Laßays
eilie Acteertiser.
theclip the following personals from
the Canton Besatisel of Jody 3d : Mrs. W.
8. CHARMER started on her yearly visit
yesterday, to Monroeton, with her dill-
DxsuAn is visiting her
son in Wilibusispnt....EowAstro• R. On,
wsu. is boon friim Rochester University,
~~
port in eircadatiou - Of the **Wet Pri,C:
11. Onotima, who -settled la Celgorlda
somewhat mom than a year ark but it
cPkbe4floitbriba OW* ladtmoi;
lir. and t kii. 11..41whiM"
flin ) llY , Teillildsc bays been - visiting
MOW in this, ptaes....liiss Mawr C.
KuMe, who hatimMtlystriting twri Medi.
cal stadia dosing the pist year, et East
Haney; Connecticut, returned home bet
,lairs 0:,(1111 1 : 1
ricc.nt litadilbOtt Y., is - borne upon
two 'Aladin. 'bit managi:
mint, the Academy cd which be is the
bead, ranks among the, forma at ~tie
ins ULL =Dan Milll2llo
- .
MIS
TheßrowiloWn conwapcondent of the
Elmira Atisertisey, wit* date of July &i,
jeicithefolliMing .
of the re.
cvmrery of the hOdr of liwaitmit,, CHAN*
BM, a shott accomeof cabbie burial
alive by the caving in of a well, on Mon
day of last week, was given in the last
issue of the Riporrna. The well where
the unfortunate man met his deatli, was
on the premises of L. P. &moron% at
Biowntown, instead of at Sugar Run, as
we stated last week :
"The body of the unfortunate weltdig,
ger, Emanuel Chambers, was _discovered
East evening. (Wecineeday),. &out • ihre
o'clock,' at a depth of , about thirty-four
feet. But they wore nnatils:‘ him
out of the pit until after 'laid's! over
fifty-siz hours a ft er the t. He
was found in a standing - position, arms
extended and raised, as if in the act of
climbing, head land shoulders bent for
ward as if by great weight upon his back,
and face firmly imbedded in gravel.
Heath evidently took place very soon and
probably blatantly. The slow. pmgrese
made in reaching him was causedby the
saving of earth, and the peril in which
men placed their lives to rescue him, it
being necessary to use the • utmost cau
tion to secure the waits against accident,
and strong men feared to risk their lives
in the pit, and the stoutest hearts quailed
to deeoend into tire treacherous shaft In
the presence of dead, 1 .
About ten o' ock last night, the brave
men who had nin almost constant ser
vice for two nights and nearly two days,
gave ont and quit work, exhausted and
worn out. Winans is were called • for,
and from the many preient, very few
seemed willing to enter the fatal • chasm
However, the ranks 'were filled,partly I*
the veterans who were already tired. li
a - few Minutes the old planks and debris
which held him fast Were hoisted out, an
other foot of earth removed, and while
the utmost silence prevailed above, a rope
was lowered and en an hour had elapied,
the signal was given to "haul_ up." The
limbs were raised from their bed of sand
and slater, and the body finally hoisted
to the surface. •It inhibited no signs of
disfiguration, save a bruise on one cheek,
and revealed no facts not written above.
No bones appeared to be broken, and the
countenance was quite natural.
All honor is due to the men who work,'
ed so long and faithfully, with little rest
or sleep, and great credit should be given
to the leadenv Who planned and 'executed
the work in safety. No accident hum been
reported. Manynamed might find hon
orable
_mention here siki space permit.
A fund of about $30.00 was raised for
the benefit of the workingmen who had
families and were poor,l a part of which
will perhaps be donated to the widow and
children. The funeral 'lakes place at the
Wyalusing M. E. Church at four o'clock
P. )1." G. T.
00T/NOM PROCEEDING&
The mular monthly meeting held July
7i 1879, waecalled to order at 8 o'clock
the following members being pres
ent : H. Dodge, Burgese; Alger, Hol
comb, Jones, Keeler, Moutanye, Stevens.
The minutes of the last regular and
two special meetings were read and rip
proved. .
Chief Engineer Frost asked the Coun
cil to authorize the Treasurer to purchase
a supply of badges for the members of
the Fire Department, each member to
pay the Treasurer the cost of the badge
on delivery.
J.• V. Geiger, Esq., addressed the Coun
cil in favor of complying with the request
of the Chief Engineer, and gave a sketch
of the action of the department, and the
meritorious services of the members for
the past twenty-live years. -
Messrs. Eaten and Coolbaugh of the
Fire Police asked for an appropriation of
twenty dollars to purchase caps for the
members of the Fire Police.
Thomas Muir asked for the abatement
of a nuisance molting from drains emp
tbyingusin into the gutter south of his place of
ess.
Henry L. Laraoreux presented a peti
tion for opening a street forty feet wide,
from State street north to Lombard street.
The following communication was laid
before the Council by the Burgess, and
the Secretary directed to publish the same
verbatim with the minutes :
- TOWisDA, July the 71879.
to the Honerable Barges and Coucel of
the Borrcough of towanda us ladle begs
your honors to pas an odens to clear the
corners of the sidewalks ia the Evening
so us ladis along aspaisloy that corner at
the Bank every evening tie so crpude with
the white and black and dog all smoking.
that we can hardly git to the Wok store
and noose room without being insulted or
spit upon in doing so you blige us ladies
and for you we will ever pray for you, ex
cuse my poor writing.
It was moved and ordered that the Po
lice be directed to abate the nuisance
complained of..
:„ By Councilman Holcomb :
E 5 Resolved, That Johnson Wells and Ow.'
'W. Mofilt aro hereby appointed special
;policemen for the ensuing Council year
without pay, except when detailed for
duty by direction of the Burgess, or in
his absrece by the Assistant Burgess, and
when on duty to be under the direction of
the Chief of Police. Adopted.
• The Street Committee of the Third
Ward, was authoriXed to repair William
street, and to repair the approach to the
river under- the railroad bridge at
Overton basin.-
. Complaint having been made of thun
healthy condition of l th e atmos re,
caused by throwing parts of dead nirnals
"(1 ‘
on the river bank, near Mr. Dayton's, the
matter .was referred to the San tart' Com
mittee, with authority to t o such ac
tionittbe CaAO , llll they mig deem exee
ii
dien or the health of the surrounding
neighborhood. r's%
On motion, the St t Committee of
the First Ward was a thorized to remove
a tree from the co rof Elizabeth and
Third-et. / ' - '
The complaint of Mr. Muir was then
called up, wh i ern motion of Councilman
Jones the Str eet Committee was diretted
to examint t t o ,ed ascertain the most suit
able plan abate the nuisance with the
least expense to the borough, and report
to the nett meeting.
Tho z Street CoMmittee of the - Second
Ward was authorized to examine and, if
, • ry, repair the culvert at the foot
of Poplar street between Clark B. Por
-r's and Mr. Jordan's Meat market.
r The Street Committee of the First
Ward was authorized to put a plank on
the bridge on Water street near John
JEfolmea'
Action on Mr. Lamoreaux's petition
was postponed to the next-meeting.
By. Councilman Montanye :
Resolved, • That the Street . Committee of
the Tbird Ward be and is hereby author
ized to pit , ten loads of gravel in the
holes on York Avenue between the Porter
lot and Wm. Dittrich's. (Adopted.)
'The question of procuring badges for
the members of the Fire Department
was called np, when, after some discuss
ion, Mr. Holcomb offered the following
resolution, which was adopted
Rewired, That the Treasurer be and he
is hereby authorized to purchase badges
fur the members of the respective tire
companies comprising the_ Fire Depart
ment of the borough of Towanda, when
the proper officers of the respective com
panies shall furnish him with a list of the
said members, accompanied by their in
dividual pledges to take and pay for the
same at their actual cost when purchased.
The question of an appropriation of
twenty dollars for the purehass of caps
for the Fire Police was on motion indefi
nitely postponed.
The following bills were ordered pad,
to-wit :
Gas Co.—Oas tor Pollee Station, Nay.
" " Liens mouse, May. 1.50 %%.50 64 44 44 o ne . us
" " Pones Station, Jose, .
IMMEI
a,
toremelog Wool Wm Illowelo, LM
.41•10m1~4. es,. or Wqr. IL - ILO
ombotft
e. Wromos. ma sod Mar. MO. IL,
• A aptanag we* into, -_. I.llx/a/
lielooMO IL op* OW. Mo. IA •
21 11,
Was W
• Pot towns, • 10100 Wu. at- want 4 L
411-
W. W.lolg**l7. taw with
•
- p i oxtes mos 4,16
4 e. 101,011. lOW Wiles& • _
robs Mil
4/0/Itogobow. foe woks to Auto 0, "IMO
JXkoidotry, post. So Mout! as 0.10
43,11L80te11. Womeleot pon. ILOO
' 17114 01064 taidialoo 11 °' , 1 77,
Flit lOW WS on 1114.11!
Thom,. • '11.7.. 66-7 7, — MASA
Taco. I A 40. ^, 2 " -
Worths Mu% " " 1t ti
C. N.lll bows me, AL, LIS
C. Dhoorott li ! li sorigoo rti V l Jooo moll an thy, 21.5*
0. - Aaiun% " 10 glom OW
Douai Lyookl day labor, Irks Wor IWO
Temoodoo. we of Tows Clock, - - WM
I. C. 16011 W. golary tat Jose, tie
ham Lookab7. 1.55
Tats 4-,•••‘••411N41
No report received (tom - the Potion lko
partmont, ' On motion, adjourned:
' Knionnunt;iker—
Alums. Jail 'lli.
The Fourth passed vegepleamindy,
accidents occurring, antis* law oases Of
intoxication being notiosible..-The usual
amount of exhuberantpiiriotismnmong
thesmalltmewasfolloweghithsafternm*
and evening by fantastiegamenaldli*
works by the larger: : entheshigii._
A large crowd was in ~saes, -and
the parade quite amusing, showing:the
ridkndons aide of man's goOd
advantage.. The itrewoke were good and
the half-doren %Mowlent,up ;mad*
seen gidte adistanoe.
The center of -Wyse*..was #=festive*
for the Ritmo; being held is theft MR-
About $l5O was received; and-the mat . -.
sloe made Pleasint by the attendance -of
the best citizens of the place. - - The ladies
in charge may well* feel repaid for their ;
MU-sacrifice inCOlßlßOthil u t #*o l 4/4
the busiest we noticed the wing tutra
ed ladies and gentlemen': acud' ,
blrecnza., krr. and Mrs. 'ELY ' Mr. and
Mrs. PARE, Mr. and Mrs. Eamon, Mr.
and Mrs. ABATE, Messrs. Perrenl:
DEANS, • MITCHELL, CIO. Misses CORBIN,
Kinn; and CLAPP Raided at a fruit, and
confectionery stand with quiet, grace.
Misses Sawyer' and GRACE as flower girls
were sucomutfill. Misses PATTERSON and
SNELL sold chances in a cake and silver
butter dish, realizing liandsoiselt.' Miss
JENNIE ELBREEZ as "Rebecca IT the
Well," and MMus Catiranran and Rana
in charge eta post-office, were se=
Mrs. worthy of the positions. R.
Mrs. JOHNSON, the Misses EDDY and oth
ers were assisting. Socially and lbw:silki
ly it was a success.
The Sayre Manufacturing Works, con
sisting of a planer and other valuable ma
chinery, was destroyed by fire on the
morning of the sth instant.
A large cod a / a rse of friends and neigh
bors- gathered Sunday morning to pay
their respecter to the remains or:: Mutt
-RAT TOZER, Esq., who died suddenly on
Thursday. He was an raged 'and reelect
ed citizen of Athena township, and lams
numerous relatives and friends to mourn
his departure.
The ordinance of baptism:was adminis
tered to five candidates on Sunday 'Morn=
ing, by Rev. Mr. McManus, pastor of
the Presbyterian Church—two were im-•
mersed, and just before the evening ser
vice Rev. Mr. WATROUS, of the Baptist
Church, baptised seven. The river hanks
were lined with people desirous of wit
nessing the impressive ceremony.
Rev. J. BARIVN FRENCH., of Trey, is
expected to preach in the Baptist Church
on Thursday evening, and administer
the ordinance of baptism.
The Universalist Church, under Ake
care of Rev. Mr. EARLE is reviving, and
and has hopes of clearing up the debt
hanging over them. -
Harvesting will begin this week with
fair crops, • - haying already progressing,
thus keeping farmers at home.
PERSONALP.
—juttos T. email% is spending his col
lege vacation at the home of his father,
Dr. J. L. Conant, of this place.
—Miss ANNA Mtranss is how at home.
She has been pursuing a course in painting
at the School of Design, Philadelphia.
—Mr. and Mrs. Aiwa Baown, of New
Haven, Connecticut, are paying a visit to
their friends in this place and Litchfield.
—Miss EMMA Wantous recently grad
uated at the Lewilburg pniversity, and
her friend, Miss AUTUVR, of Philadel
phia, are at the residence of Rev. Mr.
WATIVIRTI, father of Miss Emma.
Warm
WeMbar° Agitator, July 1. .
,
The new Willcox House in this borough
will be opened about the Best of Septem
ber, under The charge of .Mr. Willard, of
Owego, N. Y....1t is reported that silver
ore has been found on a farm in Texas
belonging to Mr. Knox, the keeper of the
.aintity.house at this plice....M.r. Samuel
Jenkins, a Supervisor of Elk township,
died a few days ago. He had held the of
fice several terms...-. Mr. Samuel Daley,
of Millerton, died last Thursday, alter a 1
long and painful illness caused by cancer
in the stomach... . Items respecting •
'injury of live stock by: running *gat. t
barbed wire • fences are becoming qp to
Q frequent.... A son of Mr. John 0 bier,
of BlOseburg , fell from a fence afe days
ago and brolre a leg beim, the i...
There are some cases of dip diphtheria at
Elkland....Tbere are somem .im of scar '
let fever at Roseville:, ~ . The .E. Church
atDsceola is to be renovatedand bright
ened up generally..... Mr, onroeFergn
son, of Covington, has no to Waliing
ton, to enlist in Miele 's armit ...Mr.
S. A. Gaskill, of Co ngton, came near
dying recently from acessive 'bleeding of
the nose. The h Marge was not check
ed until he bad ost about a gallon -of
b100d....Pr0f.. A. Allen is to spend
the last two w ka of the - month at•Larn
ed, Kansas, an instructor at the Pawnee
County T hers' Institute, which 9ac
con
venes on 7 a 13th instant.
SULLIVAN COUNT!.
Prom the Democrat, Laporte, Jaly S. _
LaPorte Hotel is undergoing repairs.
-The' veranda on the mat and north sides
011ie building is to be extended along
,the west side.... The work on Odd Fel
lows' Hall progresses rapidly ender : , the
skilled supervision of Messrs. Conklin and
Hackley....oo Friday last Mr. Charles
'Tinklepangh and Mr. Charles Miller, of
this place, met with what might have
been a very serious accident. They were
at work in the woods peeling bar, and
had cut a tree which in falling struck - an.-
other, breaking therefrom several• large
dry limbs Which fell to the ground With a
tremendous crash, pieces of which struck
both of them, injuring theminite severe:
ly. They were some little distance apart
at the time of the accident, and were both.
injured by the shock to the extent of be
ing rendered for the time being insensi
ble, m which condition they remained for
some minutes. • Miller was drat to retort
er and called to his companion , but re
ceiving no answer seen* was made by
him and Tinklepaugh •was found. Both
had received a severe shock, but their in
juries were of a nature not to be consid
ered as dangerous, no 'bones being bruit
en. Tinklepaugh had received severe in
juries about the head and shoulders, while
his companion had sustained an injury of
the back.
From theThullore Review, July L
WILLIAM C. Garay mid wife add:lid,
to Dushore on Friday evening after an
ebsencecof about 18 months in Texas.
They will remain here during the sum.
mer. The rest of the family are in good
health and doing well in Texas. ...Hon:
George D. Jackson is still (moaned to his
home much of the time by illness which
began over a Month since while in Harris.,
burg.
No HoerrraL Natztao.—No asiatial
hospital needed for Hop Bitters patients;:
nor large-salaried puffers to telh►bat Hop
Bitters will do or earn, as tbry tell their
own std by their` tercels and absolute
Sir MD CAGES at the ieetatore.
Cal at J. L. Kent's, Agent., and bol
a those 882TLAND SHAWLS, very eb.sp.
Kid Gloves, Laos Mitts and Laos
Top Glareo; lo good moortments st EVIIIISA,
11111AIMITIVIL -
ti' Large stock of LADIES TIES
st J. L. Arai.
Ilr 'viz* sleek pe ww ORR9MOS
and OIL PAINTINGS" at, the Sect store.
MIOI -
Nelsilberfsig Ciiintles.
T1043A COUNTY.
suessasir Locsat.
: 1
6"1
.1: was. sad bur for VoloPhiso
co eatsC.lll.lP.'
T Arndt Jack, 12 / 4 ' 74
i i 3 .1111 -r i T i f *OR V4,1114,°-
Illir No other Vihsel like eqisals the
varpoweerideuirsthe. turiasooks goo
%v 1 wt. • Difmr•
BIONI
EIEMI
- t rA: ontioums sonhashigar
t ia lf r Usmiii~, in'Azika,inT.
liraolion with to tubs 6-pvidltobio
ImataOmitThis au w.bSlLWioimito-ft Is
itbs Tesicildas "int, Ihstrbar:
glirMX ) :Ards ( ii =BROW A;
Amiss irrinuts. • '
sirsva as & 442 ,1101 a id cAs inta sed 411165no thi ell~e~3 Jura
c,
ridsagir,..w•
!WIMPS GOODS, DRESS GOO"
my!" CRICIrist,LT. =Mk AIM.
bainements in LADIES' LINEN
81:11211, WOMB, DOI4IWIIII, PAXAISOLII sad
ramponvinaws.
.
or mine a If Iklnoth ha n. an
also
sol of Vikb may
Left amid los berm partandie allsewhea.
OrROSIERY, GLOVES sod COR.
siTB ti grist variety, ot VMS%
111Mediee, Gents said Children's sum
air essitmar. loft sad slartilenreat IVAXIS
a" SATINS, SILKS sad RIBBONS
t. su *ll shalles, stlilleßllll.
tirairions in ulna LINEN 4
,NAPMIIO4.4IIBOI, AA. at MUM.
yr Jobs., Maddock. .bosit „osiebnited
eatilathapiWakiarealida Craekeri as tae is cast
on; aka a tal assort eat of Crockery aad
Obiaaisra st tie lowest pilaw tf. -
I Table Damasks, Napkins, Doy
lies yoWsia Snow. gai at, very cheap at
EVANS
lalrThe Writ, Best and Cheapest
aids of Sills tor. ladloir. Misair•aad Candreas*
moat la blood at Cosum.s mew pad, emu Rata
mad ritarota. Trael di 'WON% Mast. '
or Plain and Fumy clothe and cond
om. la Sett Patterns oe by the yerd. very cheap
.s Zeus I Ithdreth's.
fir Summer Silks, Grenadines, Black
and Colored Buntings at IMAMS &
• tr. COMES has the best wearing Shoes
to Hen, Boyi aad Teethe weer em altered la
Towanda, eat as prime within the reach et .
• vir French Organdies, American Leer
iest Jae!carets. Parcells sad Clingherna, In sew
ehrAce oplee, at IMAMS it- 111111.111111111111.
I Black Mks, and Canlnnineak in
full araortweat, arid at lower colon than OM at
EVANS'aIIIZIRIUMIII.
garret tickets to all points West,
Marta and ikettorest. at the lowest posellae sates,
adt we or Wens, H. E.IILBCOCH, Agent. at
Voss' Depot,ToWaoda. 1f• -
- tor For fine Miflinery , first chin Hair
Good e Jaye Canvass, Gold and Slyer Barad Card
Board, and Chlkkaa's Sailor Hats, earl oa Mrs. X.
4. IPletelses.,No. 4, Bridal) Stmt. Blearßlog and
sewing over asps:Sally.
. oar CASSIMERES at very low prices
to else flea eaLit 1. L. MOMS, Agent. if
~Ihr-Dr. /41,4; Dentist, of Towiada,
*tabs la Laporte on Tuesday, July liStb, and win
remain watt the 'nth. His oaks to Towanda will
be eloeed daring that ttake.'
" WV° to Stern's for your MILLINERY
GOODS. There yea will end the LARGEST
vAair.rr of the LATEST STYLES, and their
Wen are , althla the reach of M. •
fir L. B. RODGERS challenges co ..
atom far quality of goods sad la* pekes ol4ssill.
Doors, anode sooklEoldini,s, sod a 1 bull 4g as.
MAO. aseS4tl
se - Evans & HIM
• Twenty Kyles of Carats.
• MrEviins & Mild -th ere Selling
all Casa COTTON GOOD: t the Lewin no
cam prelate; before the • tame.
WOOL • ROINC.
whew s dos those - aim tone Round and
stralght as a ptairete transparent as aright lt•
yell It I lbs smiles and Panes. sa she
draws eat the sh • ng and slik-Ulte thread,•
Send la • wool before cold weather. as It
saves *sponse • d insures better work.
U. R.lxofrax, •
• Camptosra, Bradford County, Pa.
beraei
en,
railing abort of unmistakable
maned upon tato of Inman& of Wier
could alginate and maintain the !eepatation
fi Airfare -SeIIeAPAIIILLA MOTS. IS IS
. pound of the,best vegetable' alteraUves,Mitti
lodides of Potasltan and Iron, and la the most
spetue.of all remedies fOr scrofulous, inefekrild,
or blood disorders.' traltormly sueessshil and eery
Lain In IN remidlal steels. It produces raped and
complete cures of flerofsla, Sores, Balls, Humors,
Pimples. Eruptions, Skin Diseases. and all laser
den arising from impurity of the blood.' By its
hivigoratlng effects It always relieves and often
cures Liver Complaints, Periaki Weaknesses and
Intgularilles, and is a potent renewer or =MVO:
Tor purifying the blood tt bas no equal. It tones
up Me system. =stores' arid presumes the health,
=dimwits vigor and energy. Tor forty years It
has been In extensive Use, and Is today the most
tellable ;medicine for the suffering sick, every
where. For ale by all dealer!.
MARRIED.
ACILEY—VANDERMANK.—At the
lloorooton, July I. lea. by heir. Hair=
strong. Mr. Wilson Ackley sad Miss Ida
May Vandennart. both of Athens.
BENJAMIN-11011TOEL—At the paroanage,llont,
rostoa. July I. IDA by Rev. Holkok Anortrom
Mr. David
syA hßua.ealatain and Miss Mazy -Horton,
both ot - •
COLIIIIAN-11111211.-1a Laltaysville.• July 2,
ISM at the reenitesee of Mr. L. P Biaeknian. by
Miss ones
Mies B. Rich
Smith: both Mo.
mond, Mr. hadisee .1, Coleman
et
1081 C--WOOD.—In Lelts_yortlis. Judy • ISM by
Rim James Rieldsood. Xt. • W. Bose,
of Plite. to Ulu Anna R. Dr of llatosti N.Y.
GUI VP e l2l-11cCARE 41i ....At the madames of D. D.'
Mbyt fa at. July CA, Ms, byA.
Chabbuelt. Senausla ODRA and Katie
McCabe. bottled .layttua.
PIILLBB I(ATHRtt&—At tho beim of the
bride, aly • by Rev. Ws. famish lfr. 7. J.'
Fulhor. of Raba. Wyoming aloofly, to NW
Lizzie, daughter of Ma Matters, !sq., of IfaDs.
Wyoming axial:. Vs. •
0110. • • • • -
sucir..-41n sudsy. Jay f r IS% be ebb borne of
ber ebb. Dr. Mick. to riles, Mn. Lyn . = Uuck.
rWANDA MARKETS. , . - •
DEPORTED BY STEVENS a LONG,
General dealer' In Grecerles anilP trainee, Patton , .
Block, earner Data and Bridge Streets.
WEDNESDAY EVENLY G, JULY 9,1079.
- .
TATUM. COLLUtO
near per bbl I sns• n . s 718 700
Ilour_per sack ' '2W. 1 50 1 505 IID
Corn Neal per iOO lbw .. 1 Or. 1 108 120
amp feed: 1008 •• • • - 1 1001 120
Co
Wh rn eat, per bush - 955 100 • 1 008 120 5045 • Song u
Rye `. 4 1. 60 uss 60
Osta • ~.;.".. WOW sse 25
EnekwheaL,.... ...... . 32. 40 W. 50
Clover seed , - 460 560
Tlasethy. visten,...... . 1 508 175
ENDA 1121 be, ..... 1 005 160 1 She 200
Pork. loess . bbl. 12 00Hass
Dressed hags • •
e r.
' SO
dbanklers...., 6 - . 7 10
Lard 75 '7 • 1040 I
Batter. Whit .. MB DO •
Balls•
4 ' IND U 120 1219'
Eggs, fresh - 1101 12M
Cheese - ... 1001 11 «, 10
Green apples, bath 60 ' DO TO
Tetuan. per budist.... 70 W . SO, • • SI. 90
Onions 1 0051 00 • 1 2651 IS
Beeswax — • - 32 IS
. ,
Conad6ris ST . DATION I INC. -
Rides • •
Deacon
" nA4O seem
Sheep Pelts • • 1 0151 II
Lan. Was.
"iftqo Jtheigisnients.
10FENRVII0118g,'' •
, .
. tow viz svaersAs_rsAiN) • •
COIN= WAIN A. WASHINGTON STRZITS
Towmom. PA.'
•Xeshist an hears. Tense to nit the Masa. Large
• - • \ • stable attached.
.
WY. TISHRT, Psorsorros.
Irewasda, July I, is-tf. •
MTICE is hereby given that the ,
Asibosa lk apalstag Noixaver ot
soul or. Plano A
sit. - Book aeozosta, eta; aril ati Auer for sews.
WW. S. VINCENT.
Jo. si t ia,.
Tr . L: TOWNER, IL Dy
JLJL•
110111110PATIII0 Plrrtlel 111 ~MG
sad ales jera Moth et Dr.
RI% sit 11104 Mut, Mash rs. judoft.
ENS
77-17 .
wertves. .IPaO Tarn orril Nola. MOioroAlr,
0119725, iztomosas fat basodlolaingos woo
rowalsoma pri Oa il=rear. Tat
ar taatbarts tam rola
; spanoroo, qt 1,1111,11431.4.114
away s; ism; Tri .
•
Farmer* See Rere
rar OZAUX Wan TO BUY TOO Sid
' ' AND CHZAPIIIIT -
WHEEL 'RAKE?
It has do yos wilt lad tbs
TOMPKINS COUNTY LEADER
rot oar. Oa Tiro nose's To az TEI
*BM.
• So otber rake equals It Is Its edsptattow perfect•
ILININI of radio& add do be used In eeele
a vest variety of ways sad kinds of work sa to be
without s dad. It Is asipkt, durable. sad clasp.
hate an of your grab, eat by cradle late swaths,
willaiktisske flelo latadhe fal
.bbilnwiu, Ma
Wel ergo Itasol mkt* the lay ea Alahath.
If is sold of i price to ode the ifitiOlk.
Two sill mai* a ant aide* If rod wadi
pwiessit to Is pomaded late awy Wier
' Tor Ade, wholesale sad renal; by
.E. IL WELLES.
Towanda, f1,,-111179. • ;w
MICAL,2" I\T
HARVESTING TOOLS
GRASS-AND GRAIN
[=f•*. =de &mil .---- 4 1 n 11=-1
Sei'the !Maths,
lithe stones,
Hand '
Homo Rak Teeth„
Hay ork Handles,
ay Fork Pulleys,
G'
Revolving Horse
r • 01-27111811 - WB HAVE A FARM
TY THE'POP ULAIt KIHDB AND
SHAPEA BO THAT ALL CAN BB
SUITED. •
Childle ringer*,
GT more
Make Machine Sections,'
Rivets & Guards,
&c., &c., &c.
We have exercised SPECIAL CARE in
ptsrehasing our stock of HAY7BO AND
HARVESTING TOOLS - and see.. are
confidant we can suit the farming comnsts-
Mir both in (tux:Lin-and PRICE.
Carriap Makers'
Blacksmiths' Suppies,
3Pairrtis gib Coils
AND GENERAL
EARED Iv Ariz
ALWAYS COMPLETE.
A. D. DYE & CO.,
Main Street ' , Towanda, Pa.
~ 1
l'Ognigida. 11170.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDI
tares at I t oarandi Dortragb &boot District
May 81st, 1874 to Jane Ist, 111711:7
Salaam cm band June Mt. 3790 73 '
A. Wickham. conceier 5,630 79
L. T. Noyes ... 105 00 . ,
State appropriation 961 SCI
O. W.ltyan, non-resident galls 56 50
E. T. Baron:" • " " 149 11
County Treasurer. seated lands. -31 Ot , ,
W. J. Young . in 00
' - 117,1141 33
Toseberst wages
Janitor
Merest ' .....
Legal foes •
Illiseell B*la p g , : :,.., . ____ __ _._
-- 78 Is
JlfiN~tyil
..... . n e w . ...... • 44 311
Repairs. marble sad . privy.. 430 400
Insuraace 115) 25.
Coal 300 13
Treasurer .114 34, Secretary 06, 183 34
Bence
•
AIMS,
11e$1 tents 444 - 444141 t 5p.. ...410.400
, Seboolfneeer. . .. , 50 4 00
JrnArett4l44 Ch 41100,,qat., 4114 1,414 oo • ,
L. T. - Bone; late enactor 142, 41 -
A. Wickham, collector.... • IMA n
• 800 44
mammas. I . •
0 7 ,011 40 0 % 0 01a1 1 4 . #lO.lllll -
E. T. es - ATOO oo
Hien Mace Lon 40
=-411,70. 04
- • S. W. ALVORD, Secretaq.
Jose 216 , 1WlitalL • • • • •
-
THE BUCKEYE
Still maintatns its place at the head
of all mowing machines.
For durability, We of manage.
went, and perf ec tion of work, it is
atieqUida" A 's
Other machines are good just' in
propo_ition to , their imitation, of the
Buckeye.
Manufactured by Slifer, Walls &
Shiluee Manufactiving Company.,
Lewisburgh, Pa.. . .
YOB MALI BY
N. B. MYER & SON;
Myersbutg,
Bradford Co., Pa.
, .
Myeraborg, May 29th, 187914 w.
-AND
Hay:
keg,
akes,
CRADLES !
Our Scotto(
and
11 7 377
lISTIIIDITVI3B.
.µ4ie 00
332 00
900 50
IS 53
awn
FO7 IS
ME
A rspEc _A
Ell 1
POWELL;TA
SUMMM-s.l: - i - DRE 4 SS . :.:: - SiLKS;
ENE
At 517 cents per. innt,• snirttt 75 cents.
7froisrp.. - • ,-- :jmi4Es , _::oooDs
At 16 cents per yard, worth 2 5 out!.
COTTONI & WORSTED DRESS GOODS
TN VARIOUS 'STYLES AND COLORS,
At One Shilling' er yard, worth Twenty . Cents.
■
Two Cases lazier Dress 'Cocas,
At Six and one-fourth- cents per . yari, worth One Shilling.
Also, a large.assortment in a great variety of styles and makes, of
Plain and Lace Buntings,
Ilernani Cloths,
•Gre-nadines
Mourning Dress Fabrics,
ATE E.6I.IALLY Low. PRICES.
Towanda, Pa., May 26i,4, 1870,
From the Factory to the Wearer.
Shirts of Superior Nis in. Extra Fine Linen Shield Bosom,
Open Back, French Yoke and completely finished for
$7.50 /1: DOZEN!!
thetas enrapieted arnateetsseats glib oat of the lararesegoUsta rectories to Om tatted reales fee seta. '
tanned savory orabiniav Media, at volevrasfy tow preen, and barley lorely farmed Oar Wilda« Far
lb. nunafa;ea«..l omen and bate lalarea, In all Wiles, are bane Amide., ea mat • an Import's t. riepar.
tare from lila t^latt 010.1117 Melaed by goober cstabliataitents, awl to pence smrs.lver dtravily in cosnettantra
si.,n wits the esamotzater, then arnialnc the rno.notts profits ropstrak by solgrUClNCte and the retail
treat% sae...alloy as ea auk.. the fallereing antorertJeated cSn
II bareffer .116,11 a, Dee Liars rinishedirermis Take Starer. aa abov e . truly farteev. . - • .Ir.ree
y - • • • 4.0 p
• • as ss a a
•
As 01.-rate ore rail«, enl4 Dialed Sleeve and Canoe Bottoms presented to verb malt-err or 3, eor It Starts.
x v . l .t e shirt frnishe4 rseaplete, .111, a set rations as above. ..et prep stid I n so,' rn rooefrt et
lldt eeata. We warrant 11.cr*ShIrls t., belratfe4lllll In eetrr respect, to be eubeteraltaly sal
meetly baishit. slot! in appestroare. serslallley aid stile In art- Ifhkt In I betnartot
two or aloe t Soles a. mad, :tool into ef.o.llor worn.bnetantlerraeo of 41.1 sad lingth alum. Evearaber
new-anine f«ra m pt. ear* all lintels] ct (trap t
Rey reb!ris saner Yob.e•t e , ey • e.“e
te. eke.« or rem«, !aeon. Cal elocale .rr.o...m•ftb
.1, pt4obes. NEW VOLiIeFtENISIIING CO., 421 Broadway. Ner Y. U. SA
Wit Abonliseatattc)
WE HAVE ON HAND. A
LARGE STOCK OF'
LAUNDRY AND
TOILET SOAPS,
WHICH'WE OFFER 2'o ' THE
WHOLESALEAND RETAIL
TRADE \ AT THE VERY LOW-
EST CASH PRICES.
CALL AND EXAMINE pUR
GOODS. . -
- • •
E.• F. DITTRICII
Towabdsh Jely S. Irk
FIRE itSMATIQN,
Of Philadelphia.
i . • :
I -
ORO kNIZED esprimusk t,
CAPITAL, • • •$00;000.00
LUITS ninety • 54,000,000.00
Amodaiks continues to lassie trent Lou'
sad Dumb by Vito. lloaiebigd Tor.
altars, bad ll ordi abo the . •
WM. S. VINCENT, Amt..
WAR stiseVrewanda t roe
*Mr•
,I.'..'''BARG-AIN:SI
BMW
wan TnufwEEK 'A LINE or.
In various styles and alreolors,
' 'ALSO, A LARGE LOT OF
ALSO, dLARGE LOT OF
ALSO,
Organdies,
JUST RECEIVED,
prRE THE APPLICATION OF _
of Rt. Rev. Wiliam Ofßatil,_ Bishop of
scnuiton,,to tuortgage lands to the
.Boron of
South Waverly. lit the Court of Common Pleas of
Bradford County, No. MO, September Tenn, Mils .
. Not ice la hereby given that application was made
to d Cdurt on the 7th day_ of July. A. D. 1871,- by
the Rt. Rev. William Cellarat Bishop of Setum
ton.to decree a mortgage upon lands in 'the Bor. ,
ough of Bourn Waverly, which he holds to trust for
the Catholics of South Waverly, to raise the sum
of Are hundred dollars. The said Court ordered
and directed that notice be given of the
. same
publication in the ISEADeOIte RaeORTZe. and
Athena Grasette, for the space' of- four weeks, that
said application will be beard on Monday, Septette.
ber Ist, 11.710, at 2 o'clock P. M. , -
RODNEY.A.:IIERCITR, .
Towanda, July 10, 18794 w - Solicitor. •*
•
IN RE THE ASSIGNMENT OF
Ed. E. Loomis for the benefit of his ereelltorn.
la the Court of Common Pleas of 'Bradford Conn.
ty, No. IN; February Term, 1875: ,
• Notice Is hereby given, that application was
roade.to said Court on the 7th day of July, A. D.
1871, by F. W. Hovey, Assignee of Ed. B Loomis
to be discharged - u Assignee of said Mats. The
said Court-mdered and directed that notice be giv
en of the same by publication In the InnAmroun
RICIVIITZR and Northern 17er Outfit, for the
apace of font weelta„ . that said application will be
heard on Monday, September let, M 5 o'clocil
• E. B. PARSONS. '
Troy,. July 10.,18754w
A SSIGNEE'S SALE.—By virtue
of an order of the District Court of the Valhi
ed states tor the Western District of Pennsjlra•
ids, the undersigned wilt sell at publie residue, at
the Court House, Towanda, ♦ Sd, MS, at 10
o'clock a, m., MI the uncollected notes, judgmente,,
and book, accounts of MT, June. Bankrupt. Terms
Cash. -lAMBS W. iIEIiCCII,
Towanda, July 10, lailri•Ser. Assignen."
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
Letten of Administration haring been
granted 'to the undersigned, upon the estate of
Alexia/les Ennis, late of Standing Stone township,
deceased, notice is hereby given that 'ail perms
Indebted to the laid estate are requested to make
Immediate payment, and all persons having claims
to Murat the samewithout delay, . • •
US. ELEAN ER ENNIS: Administratrig; -
FRED ENNIS.
• • JAMES H. CODDING,
Administrators.
Towanda, Ph.. Jane 17, 1579..
A DMINISTRATOREP NOTICE.
-A - Z.Letters of Adnelnistestlon Lask, been grant
ea to the undersigned. upon the estate of Joan
Cabal, deceased, late .01 Inieshequla tomensh_ Ip,
.notice Is hereby glum that an persona Indebted to
said estate see requested to make Immediate pay
ment. sad an persona haring claims to present the
mama Without delay.
MARY J. CAUAI. Aduantitratrlx.
• WILLIAM J. LENT AdUIMISUIttorm •
*la will anuesea
stieshequln, Pa., Jong /r.
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
Letters of Administration hiving bees
granted . to the undersived i upon the estate of
Charles Newell, demasa4 latetif ifysox townshp.
notice I. beteby_ghien that all persons Indebted to
the aid estateare requested to teaks Immediate
payment, and an persons having clams against
said estate must present them duly authenticated
for settlement. • • •
EHEE:iMia;WM
lIDITOR'S NOTICE.— In. - the
A - A i :Orphan% Collet of SWIMS Candy, So. a,
• Septetafer tarts. 1179. In the matter of the estate
of PSI Waromlate of Pike. deceased.
ThOundessigued, an Auditor appointed to Ms.
tribute the motley In the ham .da of the - Executor
affairs( fuses the sale of said deowllaatlsseal estate,
will attend to the duties of his a tdutateat at Ids
°Meats Towanda Boroullt4 on WONDAT. the 21st
day of JVILY, A. D. WIN at 1 °Viol a - T. u.
BENJ. 111. PSC Auditor.
Towanda, Jane fist, VIM
A _
DMINISTRATOREV NOTICE.-
Letters of - Administrates ballad been grant
ed to the suldevatgued, 11111:41 the AM! et J.'B.
Reeve, dimmed, late of Attu= township. nodes
Is hereby then that allpersons Wafted to mkt
estate are requested to make hantedlate mood.
w an ithout demo s
all persons Wise elates to preasnt the saute
• • T. T. PAGE, Administrator.
- ELLEN r. REEVE, Admlaterstrini
..,Athens Pa, June Itrre. •
s l l slad4e rr " t° r 7 ( tr e e. 111Aat., t
MWMall
U=WRII
MA
CO.
Lawns, &e„-
f
ciegar,
JAVIER . SKWELL %
J. K. NEWICI.L. •
Admtufaratos.
Wpm June 111, 11171
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