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CIIAR. D. ALLEN, LOCAL EDITOR.
Towanda, Pa., Thursday, Aug. 14,1879,
LOCAL AND CENERAL.
SEE Legal advertisements on first page
TIIE Troy Graded School opens August
EDI!
Tun Sullivan Centennial monument is
approaching completion.
LAsT Thursday was the anniversary of
the battle of Thermopylae, fought B.- C.,
4SO.
lluAnFonn and Sullivan , Pomona
• t
Grange meets lat West Granville, • August
2Stli. •
ITH'SRY SAvEncoot. and C. H. CONVI.T.:B,
lately of this place, have opened,a bakery
in Troy.
A lIASKET ple-ttiC is to be held at Ste
vens' Grove, Mountain Lake, to-morrow,
(;Friday)•
THE six o'clock Sunday evening service
at- Christ Church (Epi&copal t ), has been
resumed
TnE Presbyterian SundaY School of
Troy have recently purchased a very, fine
new library.
TILE - Bridgewater Baptist Association
meets in Warren Center, Tuesday, Sep
tember 9; 1879.`-
Mus. FROST desires to engage the ser
vices of a girl' who can do house work.
See. business local.
LElloyEvEttLY is erecting a saw mill
on the site of the one recently destroyed
by lire, near South I,lran6h.
Tilt , . coal Klealers in WaVerly -j are..in a
•
varrel, and 4,0al is now being sold in that
village, at retail, for $2.5U per ton.
Two black snakes were killed in Nor
thrup Hollow on Friday last' that meas
ure() six feet and six inelies in length.
C. P. WELLs, of this place, has opened
a. branch of his 99-cent store in Athens,
with CuAni.Er TArt.on as manager.
Tins cigar manufactory at Canton, op
erated by liAttit-y l'Atkiot, not proving a
paying institution, is to be closed up.
TT! r. ,jubject of Rev. G. C. JoNEs' Ice_
titre a'. the V. E. Church, old Sunday ev
truing next, will be '! Mohar•.itncdauistn."
closing exercises of the Normal
:Musical Institute, at Wyalusinz, take
place on Thursday awl Friday, ereeing of
this week.
l).\visuN and Btta,uct, of Can
:ton, have moved their offices into the Bul
lock Block, iii that place. Their roonns
are located over . the bank.
S. M. LossEY, of Pike's Mills, Tioga
Could y. Pa., claims to be in his 1111
year. Ile has lived uu t he same`farin Sti
years, and has been blind for years.
Oun neighboring village of .Canton is,
SOOTI to have a new job printing office. It
will be under the management of Cit: , ks.
lII:nmELD, late of the Gazette ufliCe,
Ty
Cur nrii of the Messiah (Universalist),
Bev. AVILTJAM TAvi.on, Pastor.. At
o'clock 1. subject—" fhe:,lirward
Witestkand its Testimony." even-
mg service
CAmt , MEETING.--A .11tethodi4 Camp
meeting will be held in the grove of G. A.
Woof), near Mereur Grange' Ilall, corn
wenein4 Tuesday August 26th and Con
tinuing one week. All are invited.
Tut: next session of the Northern Dis
trict I . 4invention of Go(itl Templani, will
be livid at,Mount Pisgah, August 26th
and 2.7t1i. E. Et - Gl:m.7.
Secretary,
Ihstriet I. Ot of G. T.
• • -•-
• Vi . v..‘tshisi; Grange will hold a basket
pie-nic ;ut their hall, Thursday, Augdst
21, Is7t9. The Grange extends a cordial
invitation to neighboring Granges, and
also to farmers, who are nut members of
- the order
Lucius Ennv, ten years of age, son of
S. \V. EDDY, of Hush, Susquehanna
County, killed a rattlesnake on the farm
oft'. ('. ('AturEn, in Rush, a few days
ago that measured six feet and six inches
in length.
-.I AT a meeting of the manners of the
'lauticultural society on Thursday last, a
resoluthin was passed giving, ?the soldiers
CoCa inpment under command I 'd' (%tptain
- WILT, atrthoi ity tw Occ.ipy the grounds
of the society.
Tilt: following, r nmed gentlemen were
elected as officers - of the Troy V. M.
at an election held 1 , !114 - rud;ty evening of
last week : .1. 11. Win.itoi . n, President ;
B ET , s , Vice President ; 1). Mrren
-1.1.1„ Secret:it y F. \V. 11 ov EY, Trea;:urer.
• THE fat men had a clam bake at Hia
watha Nand, near t hvego, last week.
(Myself and —Judge 1 - ..ticso:vs, of the Ar
tli 010 eXt wine i warmth of the
weather at that, time, did not attend: We
tins?, however,_ that the, boys en,j.ryed
themselves.
31r. t:."1•:. PATTEllsoist, of Canton, while
in,a boat fishing on Lake Nephaw in near,
that place, was severely wounded in the
leg by the accidental discharge oh a.le
colt er hir:h fell out of his -coAt pocket
striking the buttons of the boat in t ;tueli a
manner as to cause it to explode.
S FIoAN ' SON, says the Troy
G•tr•'fe, are trying; to organize a 'National
Bank at Canton. Thy have hearly stock
enough subscribed. )le•s:s.
have \one of the best bank buildings
and fixtures in this portion of the state, a
tine tire' ploof vault, burglar proof safe,
time lock and other appurtenances.
Tilt: freight business is just booming.
(hi 'Wednesday the Lehigh Company re
billed at. this station and forwarded 240
narrow liauge cars of freight, and trans
ferred seventy-five broad gauge cars of
freight to narrow gauge, with nearly 200
cars standing in the 3 and waiting their
turn Tor transfer.of contents.—Warerly
Adrucate.
Cll.‘lo,t; :W. and Elmira:HD 31. NeiliTll
- sons Or Captain S. W. NOnTilltP,
of - this place, have been admitted 'as Au
dent, in the So!diets' OrAin School, at
3hue.iield. They are both bright little
and will undoubtedly make rapid
advancement in their studies. They leave
fir 3lanbtield the last of the present
mouth.
To OLD VETKRANs.-Captain Nincrn
m-c, of this. place, desires to raise a com
pany of old veterans, at least fifty strong,
to participate in the Encampment at East
Towanda. All those who can conic
anted and equipped, will please confer
Vali the Captain,;either by letter or in
person. previous to the date of the En-
Cainfnent, in order that arrangements
may be made for rations.
Tut Trustees of Horne Library ,Asioci
ation sake to return their thanks, and
the thanks of the members of the Associ
ation, to Hon. E. OVERTON and Hon. E.
REED Krim, for their donation of several
volumes of valuable books to the Library.
Tnr.its. will be a Harvest Home gather.
ing on the Lithe. Hill-Camp Ground, Sat
urday, August 2 - 3 d instant. The :people
will assemble at 10 o'clock A. it., and par
take of their basket dinner at noon. The
afternoon will bo devoted to speaking,
music, etc. Everybody is invited.
AG
nAls'n Vocal and Instrumental Con
cert is to be given in the Church at Lib
erty Corners, on Wednesday evening
August 20th, conducted by Prof. 11. 11.
PENDLETON, of Philadelphia. The Lib-
, rty Corners Collet Band will take pallt
in the entertainment.
,Tickets 25 cents.
Proceeds for the' benefit of- the Church.
A (loon county air, among all
s its Other
merits, is an evidence of thrift en the
part of the farm is of the county. A
poor farmer cares nothing about the fair.
lie has nothing taexhibit and he dislikes
to attend, for he is reminded by the
elegant products which his neighbors dis
play what failures he and his farm arc.
THE new two-cent return postal card is
but. It is provided with a stam'p - at each
end and room for writing two messages.
If the sender wants au answer, he must
remember not to occupy all. the space.
One stamp is cancelled at. the office--from
which it is sent, and the second from the
point where responded to. The postals
will soon be in general circulation.
GREENBACK Pic-Nic.—Tlie Greenbank-_
ars are to hold a pic-nic and mass meet
ing in __the' • Grove near Bailey'y
Corner's, in Granville, on Saturday,
August 23d. Music will be furnished on
the occasion by the East Troy Band. Ad
dresses will be delivered by. Chairman
S. WATSON, of the State Central Commit
tee, Rev. Mr. DELmoT, of Columbia, and
E. G. Jon.s.s,oN, of Towanda.
Mrs. GEORGE MoonE, at one time a
resident of this county, died.very sudden
ly at about two o'clock Wednesday morn
ing of last week, at- Field's Station, near
Williamsport. She was in her usual good
health when she retired. She arose un
observed by. her lady room-mate, about
two o'clock, but speedily called for assist
tance. Iu fifteen initiates thereafter she
died sitting in a chair, undoubtedly from
heart disease. She was sixty years of age.
THE twenty-seventh 'annual fair of the
Bradford county agricultural society, will
be held on the Ist, '2d and 3d of October.
The managers will meet on the fair
grounds Saturday next, at 1 o'clock.
Many improvements are to be made
this year—notably a large building for
horses, a new grand stand, new stalls for
stock, etc. Those who have not the'pre
'Mum list should apply to the secs tary
or to any of the managers.
NEw Partin.—A' neatly printed
little sheet, hcadeu the 'Doily Towanda
liericw," made its appearance on Monday
evening last, in this place. It is publish
ed by Atvonn & SoN, and is sold at the
extreme low figure of one cent per copY.
Judging from the liinited amount of ad
vertising it contains, we should say
that its publishers do not anticipate
making a fortune ,out of it during the
twelve days that they propose to is , ,vie it
SAMUEL. WAT,;O:i, one of Diamond's
oldest and most trustworthy citizens, was
killed by being caved on in an old tunnel
into which he had gone for the purpose
of taking out some timbers. lie WnS fif
ty-five years of aO, a native of Smith
field, Pa., and had livid in Confederate
gulch since .iffy, , He was one of
the pioneers of California, having emi
grated to that State during the kold ex
citement of 1849.: The above item is clip
ped from a Montana paper.
EIINKST BLACK, while cradling on the
farm ofl P. 11. Prcs, on Friday:August
Ist (saYs the 'Leilaysville .14/rerti#o), was
stung in the fare by a black wasp just as
he reached ont• to take a clip with the
cradle ; instantly releasing his right hand
to hit the wasp, the cradle scythe struck
his left leg just below the knee, nearly
ringing it with a terrible gash, and sev
ering the artery. The wound was prompt :
ly dressed by Dr.Dt - sF.Nnunv, and the
man made comfortable.
TIIF.IIE Win" be a Grove Meeting hehrby
the Methodist Protestants in Burlington
Circuit, at DAB to .JoissoN's, near Hick
ory Grove School House, commencing
Friday, August 22d, and continuing over
the following Monday. The services on
Monday at 11 o'clock A. 3t., will consist
in laying with appropriate ceremonies,
the corner stone of a new Methodist Pro
testant Church on a lot recently donated
for that purpose. Ministerial aid is ex
pected during the cmitinuance of the
meeting. arc cordially invited to
come and participate.
ALEX. PATTON, Pastor.
A 800 and Gun Club has beenorganiz
ed in our village, for the purpose of en
forcing the game laws and adding to the
pleasure of, the sport loving people of.
Western Bradford. As it is nuw, the
game and fiSh laws arc set at defiance,
and, the result is an almOst total destruc
tion of game that would otherwise afford
abundant sport. Streams which should
be abundantl/ supplied with fish are now
destitute, and will continue to remain so.
The club is intended to correct 'these mat-.
ters, and means :business. C. KEN
DALL %%.its elected President, A. C. FAN
NINO, Secretary, and lir:m:4;m N. NF,W
-1:1:111tY, TreaSU ter. Tr.!, fia7.416.
w,BITHIN4; ril.r.s OF HATTLEI•INAKEs.—
A few days since. While ALVAH and -LOW
ELL F ‘ssETT, of Scottsville, this county,
were after huckleberries, on the monn
tains west of MINER FuosT's, in Forkston
township ; they came upon a pile of tat
tlers as large as a bushel basket, which
they prOceeded forthwith to despatch, and
found in' summing up they had =killed
nineteen full grown rattlers; the smallest
of which was three feet in length The
number of yong snakes killed wallesti.
mated atlrom 150 to It is also re
ported that E. C. Dot - ot.Ass and Enwis
K ASSON, of Forkston, killed in all twenty
nine old and young. —. T'ltteklittnnock
Maud ;rd.
BARING BRA VERY.- Yesterday after
noon as No. 4 freight, J. M.. Lra.r: con
ductor, was rounding the curve at liprse
race dam, •about tiVo miles below Me•
hpopany, the engineer discovered a child
upon the track but a few. rods in front of
him. The train. which was a heavy one,
was going so fast that he '.caw it was ho
possible-to stop before it would be too
late to save the child. The head break
man, 31r. AN DREW MORRIS, took. ,in the
situation at a glande, and rushed for:ward
over the engine to the pilot, upon which
he sat down at the risk of his own life,
. and reaching his feet forward gra - ped the
' child between them and lined it from the
i track uninjured. ,The child was about
ttwo years of age, :and belonged to Mr.
i llouratT ItAituray. Such bravery as that
' shown by Mr.:3lqmas should not go un
rewarded.—Tunk tannock Republican.
Tun fishery question is again troubling
the Statb•Department. Any of the
nnu
merablo&host who can be seen at ani - time
on the Stisquehanna—patiently watching
their lines, and at the close •of the - day
tolling of.,the big fish "lest to sight, it s o
memory dear," which they had alm, t
caught, could settle the fishing question
in half an hour, if Secretary *wafts
would not obstinately refuse to avail him
self of their services, for amongst them
n may be found lawyers, doctors, and octa
l. .
ionally a stray editor. We don't licar of
any bf the latter catching any fish, proba
bly becauSe
_they are not blessed w i th
"taking ways."
Btu BASS.-C. B. PORTER and E. 7.
Etwau are at present wearing the chain
pion belt as bass fishermen. Yesterday
(Wefiesday):morning, CLARK took from
the Susquehanna, just opposite this plate,
a bea(ity weighing two pounds and eight
ounces, while Ern broug . ht ono into the
same boat a few moments later that. tip
ped the scales at three pounds, ten oun l rs
tz
and -half. 'They used "clippers" or
bait, and are receiving the congratulations
of their numerous friends in a quiet
manner. We shall at once telegraph the
senior editor there were bass in the Sus
quehanna when he went fishing the other
day, nothwith din the fact that he
did not get a
SUDDEN D
Mr. MY-Rox
found dead in his bard where he had jß)st
put a horse in the stable. He went Ito
the barn a little after four o'clock, and
requested the hired. girl to have supper
ready by Live o'clock. The horn vas
blowed for him, but. as he did not come
search was made ror hint, and he ti - as
found lying on his back dead with cuviy
comb and brush near by lia. was
taken to the house and every means !at
band were tried to restore him, but alt in
vain. Dr. DAVISON, of Canton, was SOlt,
tor, and on his arrival be decided that
Mr. ANNAJILE had died of paralysis j of
the heart. During months past Mr. 4:4_,
NABLE complAined of being unable', to
sleep as well aslformerly, and his phYsi
cal system wasted to a mere skelMOn.
lie was buried at East Canton on THrs
day, at two o'clock P. M. L
TirE.Eltnira Adrertiaer gives an account
of the celebration on Monday of last week
of the eighty-ninth birthday of Jndge
A.tnos elltilißUCK, of ISichols. There
were present about forty in all, including
brothers, grandichildren, great-grand
cnildren, nephews and neices. The Judge
was the second son of a family of twelve
children, reven of whom have di d. FOur
of these including the. Judge, ere plies
ent—Dr. 11. S. Citumwc , .E. Cu
Bret: and F. S. Cirt - imucK. Judge Clit
BUCK was born in COnnecticut, and ca)
to Oliwell, Bradford County, Pa., in 18:
For thirty years he was Justice of
Peace. Three years lie was„Prothont
ry, and was County Judge until he
signed and removed to Nichols. lie I
been a faithful member of the Method
Episcopal Church for seventy years,
ing held neatly ever Y office of a laynt
in the qhurch. As,a citizen he has el
been regarded with highest confideit
known - for his integrity and humatten
of spirit and faithfulness to his Lon
convictions
CuAnt,Es JonNsos & Co:, the new 0
who have taken the control of the Me,
foundry in this place, ; , re rapidly build rig
hp an extensive business. The works ire
at the present time being run to their
capacity, and large orders are received
daily. During the Fist week they have
contracted to furnish the machinery and
iron work for a large tamely at Steviins
vile, Sullivan county, and also for a large
mill at Dusbore, in the same county. The
works now give employment to twelve or
fifteen men, and a number more wAli be
set at Work as soon as an additional bldld
camiSe erected. Mr. JouNsos is the
patentee cif the neatest fluting and smooth
in". irons on the market, which are mnu
factured here and shipped to all harts of
the country. The best evidence that these
articles are the 7 favorites with the
is found in the fact that tae firm find it
almost impossible to supply the goo ds as
fast as ordeicd. . • .
IVE have the scriptui'al record of bees
depositing their honey in the
, carcass of a
lion, and also the promise s to suck -ha- .
ney from the rock," illustrating the natu
ral habits of the honey bee. A s h old ft iund
gives an account of an immense ce hive
which has been made on the farm\o , f !Mr.
M. L. ItocHwEt.t„ iu West Bindington
township, 'formerly owned by Cii.kiit.Es
TAYLOR), which is worthy of the notice•
of those interested in the habits of
is a side-hill lot, the;Jiees have dugliides
for a space cowering about four rods.
square, until the gitunid is literally ho
ney-corned with the holes made by mil
lions of bees, which bear the appearance
of being the ordinary honey-bee. Mr.
Hot ELL proposes to make excavations
to ascertain whether or not they are the
true honey-bees, and if there are deposits
of honey, in sonic cavity which is not ap
parent, asthere'aro no rocks visible. Can
sonic of our readers, familiar with bees
and their habits, explain the reason for
this interesting phenomenon?
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COMPANY A
110;%0%QtAnTERS 9TIT I:F,T N. P
ToWANDA, Auguht 12,1,4;9.
Gerter,ii Order No. t;
1. CoMpany "A," Ninth Regiment.
National Guards of Pennsylvania, will go
into camp for three days On the :26th, 2;th
and : - .).:7 , th of August, on the fair grounds
in East Towanda, awl participate in the
military exercises of the Cr. A. It. en
campment and so:diers' reunion.
The members of the commaml will
report at the armory a , . It) M. of the
211th., provided with blankets and three
days coked rations.
3. Arms, aceoutrementsan , l clothing
must be clean,and neat as there will be an
inspection during the encampment.
.1. ANDREW WILT,
Capt. Cammanding Com pan!:
Tiumittts' INSTITUTE.—The Bradford
County Teachers' Institute for the school
year 1879-80, began its sessions in the
Graded School building in this place, on
morning last at 10 o'clock, a large - number -
of teachers—perhaps :.rlo—being in at
tendance. The Institute was called to
order by Superintendent RYAN, (who by
virtue of his office is President). Prayer
was offered by Rev. J. S. BEERS, of Chiict
Church. After the devotional exercises
some well-timed and appropriate remarks
were made by Professor RYAN, who was
folkiwed by Professor E. B. QUINLAN, in
a few appropriate words of welcome to
the teachers of the county, which were
iespAded to on behalf of the teachers.by' ;
Professor I. S.CItAW FORD, of Smithfield.
The following officers were then elected :
Vice Presidents—Professors E. T. Bun-
E.E. QUINLAN, 31111 I.S. CUAWFORLA
,Secretaries—Mr. E. B. MfNEF, Misses
JULIA E. KINNEY and SAttAti E. COOK.
The Institute profilises at thcaoutset'to
be one of the most interesting and best
conducted ever held in . the county, and
uo.doubt prove of great benefit to
the teachers in attendance.
—Miss BELLE PIIkTT is visiting friends
in Rochester, N. Y.
—Mica IiAtTLE SHELDON, of Callttati v iii
at Chautauqua Lake, N. Y.
—Rev. J. S. BEERS returned . from his
visit to Connecticut ou Fiiday last.
—Mrs. P. C. lkhinsit, of Leßaysville, is
visiting her eons at Moravia, N. Y. •
—Major B. S. DARTT and family, of
Canton, aro visiting Chmitauqua Lake,
N. Y,
—Jonx Mims and wife, of.tlister,.%re
visiting friends at Mansfield, Tioga Coun-
—Rev. Dr. STEWART; of the Presbyte
rian Chtirch, is enjoying his annual vaca
tion. -
—M. J. Lotio and his daughter CAunia
are visiting friends and relatives - in New
Bugland.
—Mrs. FRED. EvAlms, of Burlington
visited friends in Waverly, tl. Y., several
days last week.
—Miss SAILA!! HOOLEY, of Troy, who
has been ill for several weeks, is slowly
regaining her health. .
—Mr. EnwAnn HITCHCOCK, of State
Line, died quite suddenly of pneumonia ;
•
August 3d. • • - -
-Mrs. NELSON PRATT, and MiSILMER
niLL, of BOSton, are visiting friends in
Warren Centre.
—Col: B. E.WitivtiEv, one of the most
genial men in Bradford county, gave us a
pleasant call on Tuesday last.
—Mrs. CiAnissA Buowr,-of Waterloo,
lowa, is visiting ather daughter's, Mrs.
J. H. OnCUTT'S, in this place. •
—Miss EVA BuituANK,`of Warren Cen
tre, who has been teaching at Laceyville,
is spending vacation at hei• home.
—LuA A. HAnNnEii, of Waverly, is
the guest oilier aunt, Mrs. C. P. CHM , -
of Pike.
Jursday
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Leßoy, r -7
as
—The Misses M.►tty and NELLIF:CAST
wELI, of Binghamton, are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. CHAMPION, in Leltaysville..
—Mr. and Mrs.:.,, KEELEn, of Co
lumbia X Roads, are visiting relatives
and friends in Towanda and vicinity.
—Miss FAN NT DAVENI'OII.T, it is said,
clearedtifty thousand dollars during the
past reason. Let's go on the stage.
—Mrs. C. H. BUTT, of Canton, who
has been quite seriously ill of late, is now
convalescent.
—Miss STEI.I.A PITCHER, of this place,
visited at her nnele'e, Post 3labter
Owegg, last week.
—Mrs. E. F. QUINLAN and children, are
visiting Mrs. Q.'s .mother, at Spencer,
• —Mrs. O'Bois:.,s, of Duluth, Minnesota,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and 311.8. Wm
-1.1.km KEELER, in this place.
—Hon..l.tury 11. WEBn, was in town
on Tuesday, looking mach improved in
health.
WTNNfE DAN - lEs, daughter of
Hon. T. DAvms, of this place, is vis
iting her grandpatents in Neatly. • -
—WE regret to learn that the wife of
Anat.) PLATT, Esq., of Otwell, is danger
ously ill with cancer of the stomach.
—GEonGE W. DROWN- mid wife, of
Lancaster, are spending a few.days with
Mr. and Mrg. JORIiAN, at the Ward
House.
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—liannY AnsoT, a salesman in Es-
TELL's Store, Canton, is enjoying a vaca
tion and a pleasure trip to Rochester ane
Niagara Ih4.
= IV. and Mrs. .Tuns ON, and Mr. rind
Mis. S. IlAnst•m, Of Litelitieldi attended
the Temperance Camp Meeting at Spencer
on Sunday last.
—Pr'ofe r ssor S. M. ons, of the Wells- .
burg public school, has accepted a posi
tion as tlactier in the High School at
Danville,lhis State.
—BtiirN Twirl' and family, who - have
been visiting fiiends in Canton for sevcir
al weeks. past, have returned to their
home
.in the West,
—ThomAs' WATEits,, .MN.ToN BAILEY
and R. W. BoLLENBArK. of Burlington,
started on Monday last for an , extended
trip through the Western States.
—Mrs.' W. L. Buss, of Troy, and Mrs.
N. M. Pomuniv, of the same place, who
have been visiting friends inVotter Conn
ty for several weeks past, returned home
last week. . .
PEonnr:M. 31AusnALL will open
a select school at Nev Albany, August
;15th. We congratulate the people of that
place in being so fortunate as to. secure
his services.
. —E. W. CoI.wELL, Esq., one of our
respected citizens, we understand has
purchased real estate at Elndia, N. Y.
We are very sorry to see an old citizen
like Mr..Coi.w ELL wandering away from
the fold, when sb tnany splendid chances
for profitable investments arc open in our
own village.— (Wanton. Sentinel.
'...-.Fr out the Leßayseille Jclrirlise :
T. NEWMAN, we are sorry ,
to sly, is very i 11.... Mrs. 11. M. Nicnot:s,
Lehaysville's popular Milliner, we are
so i ri state, Its confined to her bed by
sieknes . Mr DAY in Puit.i.trs, of
Pike, is fined to his room from a severe
injury of left knee, resulting in Pere
ostitis of thtPatela.
RESOLFTIoNSOF CONDOLENCE.—At a
regular meeting of Unity Lodge, No.
1,065, I. O. of G. 1% held July 2i, 11479,
the following. prtlatble and resolutions
wrre adopted : -
WIIEWEAS, It has p eased 'Almighty
God in his infinite wistiOin, to remove
from eartlhithe daughter ofir esteemed
membersißrOther and - Sister . L. Brad
ley ;
\ .
WitEntts, It hecomes us agarn on this
occasion to recognize the hand (4 \ 00,1 in
His dealings with men ; therefore,, it -
Remilred, That being aware!of the ‘ reat
void left in the family of our - brother und
sister, and we would direct them for slip
p,rt in this hour of bereavement to . (nil.
Heavenly Father, who doeth all things
well.
Itpotrol, That While we bow in humble
submismf in to the hand (if God, which haS
separated ,fimn our brother and -sister
their beloved daughter. yet we have this
clifid ,, lence; "that she is an angel in heaven
with litir Redeemer.
Twit we tendet our brother
and sister the sympathy of the Lodge.
Rem , tre , /, That a copy of these resolu
tions be sent to the bereaved, and publish
ed M the county papers.
31AnaPis; E, Et.t.toTT,
'North Home, August 4, 1579. Com.
STATE PAM AT. PHILADELPHIA.
Op Monday, September Sth, the Tamp
ty-Sixth'-Annual Exhiliitiiin of the Penn
sylvania State Agricultural Society, will
open at the Main Building., Centennial
Grounds, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia,
and continue twelve days, closing on Sat
tinily, September 20. th.
From present indications this exhibi
tion of the Society will be the largest,
grandest, and-most varied that has ever,
been held by any State Scociety, and will
be second in numbers and merit only to
the ever-memorable Internation • al Exhibi
tion, held at the same place during .the
Centennial Year. The premium list,
which can be bbtaiued .from the • officers
of the Society', int their office, Northwest
corner Of Tenth and Chestnut streets,
Philadelphia, is the most complete and
thotough that has ever been presented by
any similitr organization, and offers for
compctithin in the Live Stock Class alone
the hantbome Om of $9;006: • In the Dai
ry, Fruit, Vegetable, and Floral Depart-
Hments, the further !Min of 1.4,200 is add-
, PERSONAL.
besides a large number of elegant and
valuable gold, silver, and bronze medals,
wbose intrinsic value. will aggregate, the
entire sum of more than sls,ooo.Wactual
cash.
-The display will include a large num
ber of - Imported, Thoroughbred; Fine
Bred, and Draught Horses, herds of Short
Horn, ]y on, Holstein, Jersey, Guernsey,
Cattle, 'the choicest breeds of Sheep,
Swine, etc., together with a Mechanical,
Vegetable, and Manufacturing .collection
seldom, if ever, brought together in any
community. Eicellent and commodious
stabling has been prepared within the .
building for horses and horned cattle,
and 'a suitable space assigned on the
ground for the accommodation of Sheep
and Swine. The Machinery, Dairy, Fruit,
Floral and Domestic Departments are all
provided under cover, and will undoubt
edly prove attractive and instructive fea
tures of the Fair. A space has also been
assigned for the exercise and display of
all the entrieshi the Live Stock Classes.
Green food will be supplied all the Milch
Cows on exhibition, and hay and straw
furnished all entries gratis.
Ex4;ursion tickets will be furnished ly
all the railroads centering at Philadelphia.
and all articles intended for exhibition
carried on liberal terms.
LEROY FAIR.
The officers of the fair to be held at
Leßoy, September 29 and 30, are as fol
lows ;
President—A. T. LILLEY.
Beerettiry—S.•l2. Mom&
Ereeutire Committee—A. T. Ina
S. B. MoitsE; E. LII.LEY, L. E. PALMIER,
L. enuitcini.i..
SuperintOzdent of Ilorsa pepartment—
JRA LINDLEY.
JUdfiett—W. 73. STilNe., ALcnszo Mous;
EALRIIANKS.
Superintendent of Cattle Department—
R. 31 AsoN
Judges—R. 'E. PALM ER, !ILIUM STONE,
Uiu. BAXTER.
Superintendent of ,sheep and Spine
Department—S. M S.
Judges—So LOMON STONE, R. MoNT
GOMERY, JOHN VICOM A N
Superintendent of Poultry Depart
ment--3. C. Fru A N HOCH nu. -
Judges—Dr. W. H. HoLcoatu, E. G.
VANDYKE.
;;upeeintendent of Machinery a nd.
Fa lining Implements Department—D.
RIDER
Judges—LEßor Ilo!Alm, V. S. LAN
DON, CLAM NCI MINAHD?
:;Uperintentiptt of - Farm and Garden
Prodnee Departnient—S. IklceicAxEr.
Judges—S. A.HocKwELL, H. K. Mu r,
1). 11. HOAGLAND.
, 4 4aperintendent of Fruit Department—
E. T. 136 , 1.1.L.m.
.hulges—B. C. notromi, Mrs. D. 11.
lIOAoLAND, Mrs. C. It. STE.
,superintendent Culinary Department—
Mrs. L. CHURCHILL.
Judges—Mrs. C. D. Hoi.ei.mn, Mrs. A.
W. VANFLEET, Mrs. ORLANDO TAVLOR.
Superintendent of Ladies Miscellaneous
Deparlinent—Mrs. A. .1. lirrcnr.s.
Judges—Mrs. E. 'LLEY, Mrs. LoY4,
Mrs. A. T. LiI.LF.Y. •
.Superintendent of Floral Departoietil—
Mrs S. B. 3lonsE.
Ju.d.ll , B—Mrs. 11. M. Ilw.coNtn, Mrs
tour BATES, 310.4..1011N VROMAN.
Superintendent of Painting and Funey
Work Department—Mrs, P. A: Hot.comn.
Judges—Mrs. MASON, Mrs. S. WlLL
wts, Mrs. 1.. E. PALMER.
,t;npeiiiite/ifte. e l of Miseellaneous - De
partnient.—Lq. SANFORD.
Judges— Dr. W. B. IN ' I 1.00 X, 11. W.
Mt:CHANEY, Q.j W. VANFLEET.
Superintclid6l! of Ed ',rational Depart
me 0, t—A. T. Lit.I.E.Y.
dud ges—OHANDO TAlvi.ou, Rev. P. J.
But.t., - Mrs E. A. llot.come.
The awards Will be made on the second
day of the fair. An address will be de
liveryd at 2 o'ciock of the same day, after
which there will be a sale of animals and
other articles by auction or otherwise.
0. A. R.-ENCAMPMENT AND SOLDIERS' RE
UNION.
II EA D.;l , i1RTY:11••• BRAIWORD COUNTY
EN AMUMENT., RAND A RMY J'
111 K
TOW NU.I.. Pa., Alig9,4 9, 1'679
Ge neral Order -,; No.. t: •
Ist. The Third Annual Encampment of
the Posts of the Grand Army of the Re
public of !Imam &and adjoining counties,
and the re-tiniOn of the soldiers and sail
ors of the county will be held on the
grounds of the Bradtord County Agricul
tural -Society, at East Towanda, August
134th, '27th and 25tb, 1M79.
2. A geneial invitation is extended to
all Posts of the G. A. IL Military ('ompa
nies, Solders', •Sailors and Marines of
Bradfonl and I adjoining con ties, to be
prcsent and part.cipate in tl exercises
and thmebY strenglhen theatei n il ties
and feelings which were welded• in the
tire of battle ; :and to perpetuate the prin
ciples of Charity and Loyalty.
:Id. Comrades will come provi - ded with
thee days cooked-, rations, blankets, and
those who can, with ten•t+.
4th. Posts, Conip:tides and Organiza
tions, should report no later than 1 o'clock
P. NI., of August 2lith.
-sth. Soldiers, Sailors and Marines, who
are eligible tOtnembership, are eainestly
invited to join the nearest• Post.
6tlr. SquadS, not members of the G. A.
R., numbering twenty-live or more, will
be recognized as independent organizaL
tions, and may elect their own officers,
and will 'lave iquarters assigned them, on
their arrival in camp.
_
nth. Blank Rolls will be furnished from
these Headquarters, to make a complete
list of all members, giving rank, Compa
ny and Regiment, while in the service,
and present residence. This roll must be
handed to the C‘mtmander, when the Post
or Company reports at their arrival in
cam p.
Sth. The exercises will consist of dress
pat ale. coMpany, battalion and skirmish
slnint battle, courts-martial, speech
es by prominent soldiers, Camp songs and
sports. The names of the speakers and
the time wheo they will speak, will be
annottneed in future orders.
\ ffili. Ample prevision will he made for
locals at twerity-live cents each, for those
wlro wish to procure them on the grounds.
10ffi. An admission fee of ten cents will
b e e ha e ,,, 4 l on the 27th and 2Stli, except
ing soh, ers who attend at least two.days
and become members of the Encamp
ment. . \ .
I lth. The, money raised in excess of
expenses will\bu kept for the purpose of
erecting a monument to the soldiers of
Bradford Conni.
12th. Uptem'sviz-ed Infantry Tactics
has been adoptedby li the Grand Army of
the Republic; and w I be used at the En
campment. Comma den: are urged to
procure the Same and ore:menu drilling
their Posts at once. Th • tactics can" be
"procured at these Ileadqu rters at. cost.
1:1th. A prize of a Pod, lag will be
given to the be,t. drilled Pos in the Man rip
uel of arms according to Cptot 's Ileviseir
Tactics. ,
14th. A company of Cavalry w I be or . -
ganized if a sufficient number will eport
'with horses and saddles. .
•
13th. Commanders of Posts and cm
panics are urged to establish as thorou , h
discipline in their commands as - possible •
and all are requested to be careinl to not
injure any of the buildings or, property on
the grounds,. since the Commander is per- '
sonally responsible for any damage it may
receive.- ' :
MeMbers of Posts, companies,
etc., will pro Ade themselves with arms
and accoutrements.. Many soldiers can
barrow for the occasion, from citizens,
antis sold to them a year ago.
lith. A cordial invitation is hereby ex
tended to all our citizens, especially to
the Lobes, editors, and correspondents,
to visit us nu our camp and we will assure
them a truelsoldia's greeting.
By Comm unit of
J. ANDREW WILT,
Ornem:: Commander.
GEolcoll V. MYmn, Adjutant.
PROM KEIJITALL
Dmin 'REPORTER : Though our valley
is decidedly rural and quiet, wel . usually
'merit the name given us by our forefa
thers and feel merry-all. Our village is
indeed small, but the , spirit •of concord
which is rife amongst us gives ina strength,
and enables us to aceomplbdi what we
undertake. •
Recently, we've been interested in a
bell enterprise. Mrs. CLINTON • LEWIS
decided that our church—the oldest Pres
byterian church in all this region : organ.;
ized in 1793 and built in 1826—ought to
have a bell. She being a lady who, "when .
she will, ahe will, arid' you may depetid
on 't," has labored with untiring energy
and perseverance to procure a bell. She
circulated a subscription in "the country
'round,' thereby raising more than fifty
dollars. Then an ice-cream festiVal was
proposed, the proceeds to be employed in
the purchase of the bell. Our festival
took place the afternoon and evening of
August 6th, in the church and church
yard, and was generally considered a - Very
enjoyable affair. In preparation for this,
Mrs. Lzwis showed herself an efficient
superintendent, whose workmen were all
willing and happy to work. The gentle
men erected a fine arbor iu the yard, cov
ered and sided with hemlock, under which
were placed five tables ornamented with
flowers and tempting viands ; and there
the guests were served by the young la
dies, all with white caps and aprons as
badges of service. A stand spread with
candies of various kinds, cigars, etc., was
also a tempting feature of the arbor—at
least to the children. Over the church
yard gate was an arch of evergreens,
from Which was suspended a huge ever
green belf; above the church door another
arch, 'and beneath it, "Welcome." The
pillars of the church were wound with
running-pine, and the pulpit wasdecorated
with the same, while below it, stood a
beautiful bouquet of ferns. Little !lower
girls darted here and there amongst- the
crowd, selling button-bole bouquets. A
box placarded "Young Man's Horror"
was frequently opened at five cents a
sight; to show—alas !—only the mitten
The Herrickville band was present, and
entertained all finely with excellent mu
sic.- They will please accept our most sin
cere thanks. 'f wo sets of croquet and a
swing in a neighboring grove helped to
keep things lively_
Amongst the guests wire friends from
Potosville, Mauch Chunk, Wilkes-Barre,
New-York, Montrose and Towanda. The
gross receipts of the festival wet c seventy
six dollars ; net' lioitits, about sixty-five
dollars. And now We're going to have
our bell: The committee will meet Wed
neklay, August 12th, to select a suitable
one from Heneely's catalogue
- Merryall, August I'.l
BUSINESS LOCAL.
ear BIRD CAGES at the Met store
Mr Call at J. L. Kent's, Agent, and look
:tt those SHETLAND SHAWLS, very cheait. tf
' Largo stock of ,L DIES TIES
Sce., at .1. 1.. KENT'S, Agent. tt
nr Try our - New dap. Tea. -Best in
DEC-K ER & VpI7OIIT.
ME
t DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS,
DILEziS WUMS, at .1. L. KEVI"S„ Arent. it
jam"' Elegant stock of now OPRO3LOS
and OIL PAINTINGS at the thlct store.
Our goods are new and of the best
quality. • UF.EAEIt & V 0154; T.
Ml,l, Chtiice TEAS and COFFEE a
specialty at DECKER k VDUMIT's,
Or Cash paid for Produce'at •
I:Julp•tf 'DECKER a VOUGIIT'S
tar Fruit Jars. Rubbers and Jell•
Tumblers, at the !Met store.
Ur Provisions of all kinds,°of the best
quality at. _ TW(IcElt V.IUG.IIT'S.
ViT" XX STAR CEMENT.—Just rp
relved a car load of nig valuably cement. Isinim
Letter. Satl.4aetlon guaranteed. Price 1d 5 .50 I,er
barrel. 2 wk: • It. 31.
Bargains in TABLF• LINENS
NAPKINS. CRASHES, •se., nt J. L. KENT'S
MEI
ar WANTED AT ()NCE‘`. A goo(
girl to do get.ral housework.
Ai gu 1 12
rgr The Fall Term of Rnme Academy
will commence on ArGUST 1579: Ranms or
board 'can be had at rea>onable rates. 4a••
W. 11. 11.1:rtw:c„
Or John :Maddock Sons' celebrated
cable-shape seml•porcelalu Crockery at the 99 Cent
Store also a fall assortment of Crtc•kery awl
Glassware at the low • st prices. tf,
tlr The Largest, Best and Cheapest
line ar Snes for and Childrens'
wear is round at Cots ER'S new More. corner Mali.
and Plue-sts., Tracy .k Noble's Block. apr4'7B
Vir ColtsEn has the best wearing Shoes
for 'Men, Boys and Youths• wear over offered In
Towanda, and at prices within the reach of all.
tr . TEACHERS' OR Neirtlttal. CLAM.—
Commencing a VG I'ST 21. a Teachers* Class e lll
be organize.: to the 'Stu:quell:tan:l Institute to eon
tine ten werks. For catalogue or rartieulars,
addrosi Principal,. at Towittnia. ' . 3w
Mr. For flue Millinery, first class Heir
Goods, Java canvass. Gold and Silver flitted Card
Board, and Children's Sailor Hats, call on Mrs,'M.
A. Fletcher, No. 1, Bridge Street. Bleaching and
sewing, over a specialty.
CASSIMKRES at very low prices
to
. rlum3 them out, at .1. L. KENT'S, Agent. tf
M I " . STERN BROS', of tins NEW
- I rtl K STORE, will C LOSE OUT their eatirestoek
of MILLINERY GOoDS, .9IAW SACQUES,
DoLM ANS, Ladles FANCY and- FURNI-MING
oiatals, BELOW COST. • tt
WOOL CARDING.
When I See those beautiful rolls:: 'tumid and
sti a [Olt as 3 plpe-stein, transparent an•daylight It
self :l7 The spinster smiles and smiles. as she
draws out the shining and silk-like thread. .
Irgy. Send In the as-noI le. fore rout weather, as It
saves elliellSt• and Insures better work.
• . ii
juti2ti-3m. C i mpt own,_ Bradford Con ut v..ra
Chroni6 Catarrh.—Now is the
wfdle the: weather" Is favorable. to treat
Catarrh of long standing,. Ely's Ctram Italm
reaches old and i rdedluate cases where all other
remedies have failed. "Do not fall to procure
bottic,erts In It Iles the relief you seek. Sold by
druggists at am, per bottle.
Mit. T. 11. l'Eunv—llavlng given Ely's - Cream
Balm for Catarrh. a trial. I can recommend It to
'all suffering trout that ditlhase. as I have Merited
more 'benefit front Its use than all other prepara-
Lions -combined. A. if , f N : Y.
TEAMINn AN : D DTIANtNO.—G: W
Armstrong has provided himself with an erection
team and dray. -Carting will be promptly done on
the following terms:
Full brad from depot,
Tart •'
P3ekag-s `•
Any business man's carting. mgularly, per day
form SO cents down. The above has reference it
deliveries on Main street• only. Other parts o ,
town special rate..
Towanda, July 24. lAN.
MP" In the whole history of Medicine
on preparation has ever performed such marvellous
cures: or maintained ,o wide a reputation. is
AYER'S CHEIULT Pp:Tonat., which Is recognized
s the world's remedy for alt diseases of the throat
al I Inns, ' Its lung-routlutied series of wonderful
et rLs In all climates has made it universally known
\
as as : fe and reliable agont to employ. Against
1,T411113 colds, which are the forerunners of more
serlooS d sorters. it acts, speedily and surely, al.
waycrelle ing suffering, and often saving life.
The protectl4 it affords, by its timely use In the
throat and lunKdisorders of children, makes It an
invaluable refady te be kept always on hand in
every home. No \ person can afford to be without
it, and those who rove once used It never will.
From their knowledge of Its composition and of
fei.t+,• Physicians use the On:nal' PECTIIIAL
extensively in their practice, and Clergymen-rec
ommend if. It Is absolutely certain In its remedial
effects, and will always cure where cures are posst
tile. • Vorsale by all dealers.
Wyoming Seminary 'and Commercial College:I
.
o „::
The kfteri to students the folloWing Courses of_ : Common English, - Normal Course, Literatureind Science, .1-
Classical k liege Preparatory Course, course in:Music; and Course in Art. Students not desiring to take any one of the
Courses of Study may take any studies which they are prepared to enter. ' Prices within the reach of all. .. . „
-• The CoMmercial. College gives instruction in Penmanship, Commercial law, Political Economy, Commercial Arithmetic, Bus
mess Correspondence, Telegraphy, and Book-keeping as applied to business of all kinds. The larger part Of the instruction
given through actual business transactions. Diligent students graduate in fonriken weeks, The. reduced price of tuition is ex
ceedingly low.
,
Fall. Term opens August `.l7.th. Commercial stadents address REV. L. L. SPRADIT.,"A, N., and all others Ititv-:-D..COPE
LAND, D. D., \ -
Kjugstom Luzerne County, Pa: • lw
QBERIFF'S SALES.—By virtue .
of sundry writs Issued out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Bradford County and to roe directed.
I will expose to public sale, at the Conrr Must In
Towanda, on Tiltilil+DA Atit:UST srn, 1579,
at I.o'clock,.P: th 6 following.deseribed proper , .
ty, to wit:
No. 1. The following described lot of land situate
in Windham town-hip, ',molded as foliows: Be
ginning at a stake ou the west side of the public
road corner of I'. Maloney's; thence along the hue
°Utile same east 114 perches to a pile of stones
thence sontli_4s.-s° west 54 perches to a pile of
stones; thence north 87 , west:6 3-JO perches to an
Irmorcxxl; thence south ' s 6.10 perches to a post and
stones: thence west 207 2.1 Q perches to the centre
of the public UAW; thence north along the
centre of said public road to an angle on the north--
%vest side of the saute : thence by the northwest
side oT said road north 42i.s° east 25 perches to an
angle In said road; thence by the side of said road
north 67!1° cast 41 pet then to the place of begin
ning : 'containing SI acres and 80 pert-lies of land .
more or less, about.4s acres IMprused, with t new
frame house.l frame barn, 1 frame shop and a few
fruit trees thereon. Being the same piece of land
conveyed by 'A. W. Alger and wife to said Wm.
Forstbrook by deed dated March 25, 1875, and re
corded in Heed Book No. M. at page 95, he_
• No. 2. A I.St P.—One-other lot situate In Windham
toxiiship. bounded as follows: Beginning :It ()wens'
northeast corner In the, piddle road ; thence along
the east line of the saute and the flue of John
south 2's° west litho. dies to a slake and SI.
In the line of said Howell: thence along the line of
the same and the 4,44114 the, of \lsom Nichols
south 57 - ., 11 i;ast 156 perches It. It, nest line of E.
rheeney; thence along the line of the stone and A.
Ileardman north ,3P.l° cast 103 perches to a slake
corner of Mrs. A. Cowls: Orb' by the south line
of the same north 871.` , West lot:,-I° perches to an
angle In the-pttbile toad : thence alongthe ccutr.-
..f the same north' 80° west 61 perches to the place
of begin:du; coutalning 112 acres more or less,
about 8n acres impreved, With 1 frame bons , . 1
frame barn and an- orchard of fruit trees thereon.
NO. I. A ISO—One other lot situate In Windham
township, bounded as follows: Beginning at a stake
nu the public road southwest corner of Mrs. A.
ri - wls' lot: thence by the west line of the same
north Lt.'s° West leo 7.-141 perches to a stake .11 the
south line of the Quilty lot ; thence by line of the
same north b 7 , 411 west 224-10 perches to the centre
of the public road; thence a0n.,. , the centre of- :he
same south 57°- west 91 perches to the centre of
roads: thence along the centre of the mod south
7:4 0 east 57 solo perches to the place of beginning-:
....ntalning 22 acres and sa perches of land more or
less, all improved: no buildlngs. Se-zed and taken
Into eiectition at the suit of Delphine Shoemaker
vs. A. W. Alger.
No. 4. A I.st l—,One other lot sltnale in Cantoll
tow:v.lllp, borinded..north by land , Of Horace Wel , -
•ter, east by lands of :-.11. 7 1414.11 Ltudlec. south by
Tno anda Creek, and west by lands of it". E. Cook
Ind Mrs. Seymour; 49 acres of land
more or ieso. allittiproved. with i frame
fraide barns and an Uri-ha/Li uI ft tilt trees there,,,.
'No. 5. A 1 , 1601 me other -lot situate in Canton
township, bounded north by lands of 11. 11..-cole,
HEE
east by lands of Mrs Harnett Benner% hy
Mill creek, west by ?Saw Mill ereek: ei ntahilUg fin
acres of land more or less. about go acres Imprved.
Szeited and taken lit execution at the suit of roil
erov Bros. vs. !ilia/mon I.lndley.
No. iii . A I,SO-1 Ine ntlu r lot situate In Towsisla
Borough, bounded as follow. Beginning on Vic
east hue Of Charles sfreet 155 feet from the ..nib
west corner of the lot of A. 1): Harding: theme bit.
30' east UM feet to an arey thence south as. lit'
east 60-feet; thence westerly parallel with the nue
first alnice mentioned 136 . feet tothe Boca Charles
street; thence northerly along the cant it, of
CharlM4 street no- feet to the place of beginning.
fleing the saute lantl.tleeded by at. L. Bartlett anti
wife to Wm. Jones. by deed dated Oct. 17th, 1e71,.
recorded In Deed Book No. 108 at page 174: all im
proved. with 1 framed house, 1 board stable inol
few fruit trees thereon. Seized and taken Into
execution at the suit of The Mutual Minding and
Saving Fund Asmelatlint of the Borough of T"-
wanits. Penna.. es. Wtn..lones.
No. 7. ALSO other lot irate In Towanda
t omishlp. bouuded.north by the Ilarelar 11a1, road,
land.'of the. Towanda Iron Mannfactut
iv. and lands of M. C. Merrill - , lately owned by
i;ordon F. Ma•Otl, east by the Sucquelroina
south by land. of Miller Fox, Mirhael McMahon.
Patrick Considine. Joseph Ode., C. M. Manville.
S. W. A lyord, It. E. Whitney. A bitty . Mingo. and
Martin ('rosy. and west by lands of II Irani Eox,
eem•tol; contalvdtig 30aeresof land more or boo:Sall
Improved. with no buildings thereat. Seized and
taken into execution at the suit of J. A. Itcrotd..l.
Kent and E. 1.. 111111 s, Trustees or itradford
Lodge I. I. of 0. F., N... 167, use vs. S. C. Means.
No. N. ALSll—ithe other lot sit nate in Canton
township ; bounded n7o th by' land 5 of N. W. Me-
Clollanoi, east by the' public highway. south by
lands of George Meeker and John (I. Nlason. and
west by Lints of George F. Manley and D. I. Man
ley ; containing 28 acres of land m o re er less, all
improved; Selied and taken into
exeetlon at the suit of Hubbell Manley's esectitorg
vs. Caroline Manley,
E=l
No. o. Ito' other lot situate In Wysox
township, bounded as follows: Beginning at a Cr.o ner in the rehrre of- the nerd running from Fred
lwens'lo A.. 1. N 111. , oo the east line of a pl..ce
of land tircil liy A.. 1. Nidde and wife to Job Dick
ens. running north alto West 10 perches to a cor
ner; thence east on a line parallel with k 3 1 ,1 road
8 perches to a - corner; thence e 3 ,4
perches to ascornerin centre or said ro a d theure
a westerly-course Mon; the centre of said road
, to
the place of beginning: containing of an acre or
k i nd more or less, somewhat imprtne i,.w lth.a few
fruit trees thereon.
-So. le. ALSO—One other tot situate. In NVysnx
township, bonded as foliows: Beginning at the
north. a.! corner of the first mentioned- lot: I lienee
running a westerly rourse along the north lines of
lot• of the first desert Tied Jon Dickens and. Benja
min Dyer to the northwest corner of said Itenja;
min Dyer's lot to a runner : thence a northerly
course along taunt of Hiram Dyer's 2 roils to a nor.
Her ; thmice:k s'esterly re oise along said Ii iTain
Dyer's Moth line to sell Dyer's northwea rorlit
In line of hnd of J. E. &V. E. •Viiillet theme a
nor , berly - eimrse a o west 22 rout> Wong land
E. & V. Er Noltet to a.vorner at foot of l e dge of
thehre an easterly course and parallel with
the first mentioned Hoe *2`, rods to a .otter: them'
wrath ra•ki _l rods to a rornor and place of lie
ginning; emmainlog about 4 - arrcs and 24 perrhes
of ivi-.noire jr less. all improved. with some Ili-o
tter ire,. there. n. nun firs: nes? riled 114 was con
tra:de:l to Ed. In 1,. Bolls try the afore s aid A.. 1.
. .
Nonste by a wt fiten contract dated in April. A. U.
Inn O, and pant up 1.3 . Laid Eon. ul li.i. The
and dt , crilted lot wa% contracted by A. ,f. N,t!ile
*ail Etinlii 1.. Rolls and pat.! for 4e hint on the
2411. of December, A. li. 1,70. Both vf
demi lined lots Meru co in Ell Lull. Lc A..T.
Nobles and wire II , let.d dated Jatill3ry loth, A.ll,
10 E!! [tong; I.y direction of Etly, In 1..
In ['armature of said contract. ••....oizott and takon
Into eleciition at the molt of iltlrete. vs. F.O
Rolls. •
tio. It. ALSO—One other lot of land situate In
Granville ton nerd p, bounded twilit by the highwa
and land of Kllsha Bailey. east by lands of Ezra
Palley and Itentwn Palmer, smith by land of lien.
pinilti Simpson 'and highway. and west by land of
P. Simpson and Warren Smith emitalnlug
abont 100 acres of law! more or less. about so arres
Improved, With I frame lionw, I (rape ham. I
frame hog pelt and an orchard of fruit trees there-
No. 12.. A 'LSI u•• nther lot altnab• In She.lit ,
(min township, bounded north by lanais of Imiph
and Obadiah Gore. east by latills sold by .1. 1.. Cor
bin to Wm..l. I/rltn•neb, It, the highway. aiid — by
lands of Ames At Watkins. south by lan•t of
Gore's estate and Ralph bY Ibe
Sia , queliannit river; twlng the land known a, the
Davidson will property; containing about 4 acres
of tarot won• with 9 frame homes atel I
frame barn thereon.
1:1. A List i—i ine other lot stunts In Slieshes
tinny township, hounded north liy lands Of F.r:10:
t•laxiou atul Walter Frvneh. vast I.y tale
highany, fIOIIIII h 9 1:11111r or itatta, Gore, and West
I.y !Caney e,tato and lamkof .I.lth Chand
er: CI , II%IIIIiTIC 1:00 nen, of intlit more it . ,,ah.ollt
IT:i aerini lIIIIIrOreiI. with .
Inrge
(rano: ham with sheds att:o I ri MM. horse
harft o tih Shl'iht ail:wised. t et rn house, and '2. or
chards, of hull tyres there•in.
14, A I,s:r_tme olis t lot situate i n ' Shesbe
(Mtn township, bounded north by lands of .latnes
Newman cast by lauds of Wm. Sheeler, south by
lands of Wm. - Crane. aid west. by the Suslinehartna
liver; emstainlne 40 arlei.of laud more or less,
nearly all Improved, with 1 frame house, 1 frame
barn and a few fruit trees thereon.
No. 15. ALSO—One other lot situate in Sheshe.
quin township. bounded north by lands of A. ,Ding
loan and A - . Heir. east by lands of B. Wick - ins,
Horace Johnsoivand Adam Kier; south by lands of
Joseph Vought, and WeSt, by the highway; contain.
Ing ale:M.2On acres of
ran more or less, about 1:5
ae reS Improved. with t frame house, 1 horse brrn,
1 large tram. barn, 1 fr no.. wag, mtiouse. otherout
buildings and - an orchard of fruit tr. es thereon.
Seized and taken Into execution at the suit of .101 an
Randall's use vs. rally Davulson, attmlnlstratriSof
of Dottgl.ss Davidson, deceased.
No. lir. A.I.:S( I—One other lot situate In Canton
'township. 'bounded as follows: Beginning at the
northwe:lt enamor of a lot of land conveyed by John
Vandyke to .los - eph Lfyultry, now 111 1.10 . et510,1 01
SllOllOll thetice along The west line
south about 210 perches to the north branch of To
amnia Creek ; thence up said creek in lot easterly
411rection -about :1$ perches to the southeast corner
of a lot 'conveyed to said Lindley; thence along the
east Hate of said Lindley north about 2 011evetisk, to
the ncirtlf line of Warrant No 461: ; thence. along
the north tl tie of said wart ant east about 3 r pert - bet,
to the place Of beginning ; containing.3o acres of
- land (soled measure) more or less. '
Nu.'tt. A LSO--One other lot situate In eattt ! ,n
township.' adjoining the former described Jut utt
the east)and bounded as tiollows: Beginning at a
hemlock Stump oft the north . bank of 'fowanda
Creek. being tire southeast corner of the first de
scribed lo4thence down sail creek 13 3-10 perches:
thence north 240 perches to a post--near "an ash ;
thence west 13 3.10 perches to a corner; thence
soot!' along the line of the first described I t south
to the place il•beginning ; containing 20 acres of
land, strict measure.
Clittli
15
In
No. IS. ALSO 7 .9ne other lot situate In Ca 111.4
nilljo , nfiag the former lot on the' nortt
31.111 hounded as follows: at the north
east corner of maid Hort .n land In the warrant line
rune tog thence.north 5° east 87 4-10 perches to the
south bank of the saw milt brook; thence doworhe
south" bank of sold Saw mitt brook, Its several
counws and distances to where raid brook eniptius
/WETLAND UALL. COMMEIICIAL HALL. ,1./2110 . 8 UA.116.
E
4cgar,
Segal.
.
Into:Millereek, near where .lobo')'. Lindley for
merly resided : thence along the east bank of said
'creek as it wards and Innis aixtnt 49 perches to said
Warrant line-; thence
,south 97-Y2. east along Saud
warrant line 90 perches to the place of beginning :
-containing about :15 acres and 49 square perches of
land More or less. All• the foregoing three pieces
of land, being satne deseription,and same pieces as
conveyed to party ornie first. part by E. Horton
and wife'liv Indenture bearing date. April rm., 16ra.
as reeortleil in the offices of Records and Deed; of
Bradford county; in lieed Book No. -, page -;
about 90 acres of lite above 3 lota Improved, with I
frame house. 1 frathe barn with sbeds attached and
an orchard of fruit trees thereon. Seized and takes
into execution, at the suit of roineroy Bros. vs.
Ilarrlet A. Itement. . '
No. 19. ALSO -cony other lot situate In Terry
•lownshlN bounded'and desetibed as follows : 114:-
ginning at the southweitt corner of the Shubel Ibis,
man lot on the main road leading trunk Terrytown
to Towanda; thence west by the said road 6 perch
es to a post: thence north by lands of John. Huron
10 Perches to a post : thence east by leads of John
Horton 6 perches tea post on corner: thenre south
by lastils.of Shuts.) Itownian , lo perches to the place
of beginning; containing '.,.0f an. acre of land more
ortess, all imprnveti, with I frame house, 1 frame
barn. and few fruit trees thereon. .
No. 20. ALSO-One other lot situate In Terry
township. bounded and described as follows: Be
ginning at the southeast-corner of a lot ti6w owned
and 4 e:el:pled by Suiting/Ft C. Strong' -thence . along
the Niblic road aoutli 's" west el 4-10 pereties to a
cornex adfoliting .latitt owned by 'W
idiain Terry:
Ilientealong lands sot said Terry south' 09¢°, west.
6 s.lO-p-rehes.tit a eorner ; thence along Jaittls of
said , Tezre, - north 13:0", west 4 7-10 perches to
lands of Myron Frisby ; thenee along said Frisby
and Stiong north 76 , ......, east 6 1.10 perches to the
place of torgltildfig ;t.t,llitallitliC !, of au Jere of land
more or less, together with the right to mkt , tile fen ,
ter.out of the trail pipe that la'now laid In trout of
an engine building erected on the attofe of:scribed
premises to supply an engine whenever there to
:I:Melt:id water In-said pipe to supply said engine.
all improved, with' 1 framed blacistitith shop. 1
framed wagon shop thereon. Seized and taken into
execution at the cult of:d ohn irvine'ss. N. T. Mil
ler anil I' Moody. Sec's,
No. 21. A I.SOOnt• other lot situate lit Sayre
village, Athens tentisoildr.„ bounded north by lands
of Ihtwarti,Elmer A Co.. east- by the. publie high
way, smith by lands Of David Reeves, west by an
alley: being MO feet front on said public highway.
and 150 feet tit:cp.:with 1 framed building' two sto
rk:a high, used for twositores, and 1 - frame two-sto
ry building used for . ) store thereon, and 1 frame
barn thereon.
NO. 22. ALSO-One other lot - situate in Sayre
village. Athens town9dp, bounded north by lands
of littwa•tl Einier & 0!.., r 3,4 by the pnime high-
WaV, .00llth by lands of William Ellis. IvesC.hy all
ad.'s ; being.] CO 'set front and 159 feet deep with
2 frame dwelling !Muses thereon. Seized anal taken
ludo exeetitlonat the 'snit of tit-Mills, Roberts A
Bud ot s 4. Itowtlish Sr Hunt..
N.. 23, A I.stt-'rue other lot : situate It, Smith
Creek towestille . bounged and described as.fodows:
ectottiene.mt at the soutliw4list corner i'l Mar. Anti
Faulkner' I.noi, running easterly direerion along
her lauds to the highway from Elmira to Trey :
thence along the Itlgh w ay .1. tiding to ' the 4•Ounty
bridge to the east - line of the Northern it entral
Itallwav; thence In a northerly tillectiou ateng sail
radroati to thy larOle.Of Da% id lilog - i throve easter
\
ll
ly along ml,l l< iiig's ' lands to lanai Of .10-
..1,11 Chat,. sli.er,:..fl : Illellee Ma along said
I :bare tedate about Ito rods. to curlier; t lienee
east 515 rode; tll.l4re south 511,44 thencePvtd.t. 11
rods:Menet. !multi 160 rods.along nds of Herman
Lewis : thence west . :e.i. rots along lairds of 11.
Ward : thenee north !,(1-i rods; [brace west to high.
water mark or thuntinics pond: [better northerly
altdig said pol! to She' data; I heliee west to the
west doe of Northern Central Railroad; thence
ram h,:tUilig sold railroad tO the south bank of .cars
to•aft!tig from creek to !miming's pond: them,
west a trig land deeded toil. F. Dunning to center
..f highway leading to Elmira; Owner south In cm,:
ter of hlgis way ;dated 15' rods to D. F. Dunning's.
corner; thetieeWest to. till's I', Veimirs corner:
thence west Meng lands of ti thee F. Vennir 53 :tuk t:
and 4-ill perehes ; titmice north along lands of Um
don estate :timid 97 rods ;•Ilietire west along, itorth'
Illte of Gorllottaoll Veritur to acorner ; thence north
ali tit; Ito• east tine of U. F. Venttir and awl David
littlyea to E.Voornees comer:Metier east along said
Vtoritees'.l. Ills solithea . et corner: Ettilltioce eolith
along the line of .terse Mtsste."s estatte: them, east
erly atones:o.l 31oore's land.alsout 97 sods; thou.',,
south 37 tints along said Si ;ore's estate :and lands
of Mary Ann Faulkner to the•tplatte of beginning;
containing 210 a• es of land more or less, about list
acres Improved with 1 frame lonise, 1 hog house, :1
frame barns w' 11 tatetis attached: and 'one etch:4l.l
of fruit trees lereon. Seized and taken into exe
ent ion at the ult of the Union Bank of %Moe:A - 1110
use,
vs. D. 1.. Isitruting, and Elea Ihniningt. ' ..
No. 21. A 1,!•I .-. 'tie other. lot situate 'ln Armenia
township bounded and 'described as f o o o trs; n,.
g.niting at a stake and Motors the eiint beast Col twr
hereof ~1 rumen of lands of John B. Morgan. his E.
Case, and Walker Pierce; thine by lambi of 0 ild .1.
It. Morgoi north .7 , ,.., west Itls rods to art fern No
(set MIS day by said 1/1. I . Pomeroy 311,1 sail .1. tt:
Nforgati and agreed by thelli for a collier) at the
road; illellee by the center of the 'matt leading
from ts.ylsattia Ilerugh to ('autos, none, 21., ew,d.
52 rods ti. a stake and stone In east boundary line
of lands of rem fort Kennedy:thence by lands of a
party of the fast part tor:: ss o , east 149 5,10 roils_
to a beech sapling lii Rue -of lands of IWaticer
Pierve : thence by said! Pierce to lands south 2 1 ,°,
'west 52_140 rods ni l place of beginning; con
taining Its acres of land. lie the saum more or less: .
bring purl or lots No. 11:1:rand233 of the !Stinker
!ands known as the Min h's lot on. warrant - N to. 995:
about-:10-11- rrs, iniprove)j, with 1 frame house, 1 log
I se. 1 frame harm add anon:Muir id 'fruit trees
thereon. • Selled and taken Into est:cation - Pat the
suit of potneroy Brothers Vs. Ranson Bixby. .
No, 25, A LSO-Ont, other lid-sit tate In South
Creek township, bon:lied north by hinds of W. s„
Pitt, east by the 1.11,114- highway, south by lauds of
r. F. Kr,r,ted. weed 9): lapis of .1. 11. tide ; Isllts
Mining about .a aerti'all Improved, with 1 store
house thereon, with dwelling attached. and 1 f tante
barn. ..! , elzo.ll and takett 400 C 14.1.11114,11 at the stilt
of N. E. Kingsntod to use Of fiOrefiZU Allen S.
George (4 Tark and John E.-Turk.
N... 25,91.-ss-uslie miner lot situate in Towanda
tewitslitp, bounded awl described as follows: Be
g-timing at a 100,1 ill the east side of Maim street,
and •outtisve , t ciritcr telt:. I i. Patch : thence along
I he done :%,,,I a.lot lately owtteed by .1..1. tttilliths,
~,,it tn ~,...„0, ea,t 3,,0 fret to the west side of Itail
romds, reel; thylo.e:tlot.7 the saline SOHO! s,'', east
aleutt 1 1 1 feet to a, post.; thence I.y-Lot 411 .1. F.
Nfl•WiS wen f If ,';.. Sr.',': 3104 aulo - het to. the , adt
•bly
it M.lto.stret-t ;Itio:ltee along . the e.ttne nor, II
1 ,, 0 . ..,,, 1 toe feet to the pure of beginning ;„ c ons
twilit g Ifs ,tittale rusts more or less. all llllproVt d.
31111,a It, - fruit tree; thereoin Being the Mt deed
ed by .lolins Mastuti et us to Elfzabeth Illacitnuti%
by tli.e4 dtt•ed February 20, Is7c, and ru33:r.l e ui th
l,•.•1 Itoutx•lt:tt 134, itstg.• 112: - St•txed and t.tlicii
iiitc, exec-110,03, at the nut or Money it. Taylor v,
Lyman Itlackintivi.
No 27. Al.S9'.•--(ine other lot situateln Itillgitury
tievitship, bounded north by lands of W. 0. Got,
zayles. Theodere Tuttle, and E. F. :Hanlon, east by
!ands of IL c unttnings, south by lands .of !miner
tiates,..w est by: lands of B. L. 51e A !fee and It,
L. Colter : containing about_ los acres of land mum
or It'SS• ','unlit 741 acres Inittreyed,,with 1 frame
house, I frame loartl, and a few fruit trees du teen.
Seized anti taken into execution at the 5,111 of Men
dam; Bendy vs. Jud. TIMMY. ; . ,
No. 2.t. AI.St s-t me_othe r rot situate in\ South
Creek towitship, - bounded north by the,publiettlgh-
W ay, east by Moils of Robert ltay, SOtrtlt by hauls
of li. NV. Brink. west by lands'oe.lerre Hapeinan :
u,containing So acres or kiwi more Or IY,S, 01 , 45111 4:4
ereitituproved, with 1 fratne house, I frame barn,
'and on.-forge Orchard of fruit trees thereon. Seiz
ed and taken into execut ion, at the .01f1 Of'' it, NV,
Vomm S's. 1.. F. Hakes. Also :It the Stitt or 51, 'lf.
chapel, Trustee. t... F. Hakes.
No. 2 4 . A LS'.-ooe either lot situate in Co:unite:4
township, leundett 'north by tallols 'of Banton
K..”- - 4, east I)yd:outs of Charles Ballard 'and the
toolotte h101,1.3y. .oat It by tarots of Joseph card,
w, ::I,e lands of 11. N. Fisli and C. 51:.(Sard ; v0n
t,,,1p,..% 00 air., or 1:1N11 Dior, or less; a'tent'So acres
impros tot. us 11l I frame liot , r, 2-frame barns. ,and
Ith Or..:1;11t1 0 , fruit ins,. thereen. • Selz-s1 and
•akett i rxecuttqu at the suit of E. Pomeroy vs.
A. M. Card.• .
N„.:10, A 1,.50-One °they- lot situate 111 Asylum
towed:A..boutoleil and tle•ct Ilea as 'follows:. Re
ed:tine at a post In the .garvey of Solthi Benjamin;
:hence 4011f11 50., Oast SO perches tit a post ; Omits ,
sewn it... sycst 75 . perehes Vt . .% post : thence north
50n, 1,-,..: 50 perches to a' heist: then'. 'north 3:1 0 .
east 73 perches to theplace of beginning; supposed
to contain 35 acres Sr land more of less, all improv.
eti, with I frame hduse, I ,frame barn with sh di
attached, other outbuildings, mod an orchard of
fruit trees thereon. Seized anti taken Into exe,.n.
tion-at the suit of I'. S. Russell, Assignee, vs..l. V.
:Benjamin Ile/tree Beni:3:11ln.
No, 31. A1.:441-4nm other Rd situate in Wilnltot
toitt,ltltt, hounded and tieserits.4 its follows: c,,, 1 :
mencing at a post in the corner of lot of .1. (I. Spat
1111,g, fritit'rly, now belonging to .1. P. Shorts:
them, along - 1
lute of Said .1. It'. Shari.'; West .154
perelieS to a stump and stones; thence smith :12
perches ll , a.puit Sling .1. 11. Itodgerst land : thence
eacrogly 133 perches to centre of State road.: thence
by State road 7 perches to tract line; thence aiong
John 11. Rodgers' line north 34 percltes'to the pl Pee
of beginning : routs Ming 31 acres of land more or
less. about 17 - acres improved. with a few fruit trees
thereon. Seized :tot token Into execution at the
:suit of 514aire and Ross vs. C. W: Ashcraf t.
Na 37-Al.st.)-One other lot - altuate In Smith
WayerlY Ilerough, hontsdeil and Ile Willed as fol
lows: iteginning in the eenter of Fulton street at
Its Interseetlon with the center Of Pitney street:
thence along the center °timid Fulton street north
4r, e:irt 3 , ....2 fret to a 'corner: thence 'wrath Sao,'
east along line of C. Howard lands' 011 feet to a
certir : theatre south 2" 42', east 709 5. r to a cur
-1
tter:t wore north 93., west 193 feet along, line of
W. M. tthe.witonts land to a corner; thence north
4., 30' east 347 feet tea corner In thecenterof said
Pitney street : thence north 92°, ar, west 5,10 fret
to the plaer of.l?glnnlng: containing 74-lott acres
of land toot , or le s s, all Improyed, with' an orchard
of fruit trees 'thereon : excepting arid reserving
therefrom a lot In the southwest turner thereof,
bounded and described as ft. lows: .11eg:tining at
the center of Fitton street, at Its Intersection wttn
the center of Pitney street ; thence al mg the cum;
ter of Fulton street north 45'. east 1.42 feet to a cor
ner; thence south 4:2 0 ; :17', 4 , 31.'220 Met t 6 a corner:
thence smith 45', west 152 fe.e.cto the center of Pit
ney street . ;' thence along' the renter of Pitney
street, north 52., 37' west 220 - feet to the place of
belliunlng: rontainlog 76.400 its( an acre of land:
Seized and taken Into exectititin at thegstilt of W,
I 1
' ' "- •
CENTZNART ELLS.
V?OT F-:3T.
E. Seaconl's use vs. N. DO. Walker, - Adminisfra
•tor or George'!! Walker:,
No. 33—ALSO—One other lot Kltuate In Monroe
township, bounded north by lands of Samuel Lyon -
Itertlasitin. Northrup, Y,ilen Wilciaa, William James:
sin) and Nelson Gilbert; east by lands of IL W.
Dodge; south by lands:of William and Clarence
Kelton, and Mrs. Miller, west If; lands of (1. F. "
?,lasetra estate and Benjamin i3forthrop; contain. •
tog 1.00 acres of land more or lens. about 250 acres
Improved, with a frame honses.l frame barn,l small
hay barn, and sheds attached, I water power saw
mill. with all mill fixtures, a frame building.emeted
for a steam saw Mill, and I corn board shall.
ty,3 ore bards of fruit trees thertotobeing the same
-land that was purchased by DAL Mantuan at Sher
trs sale, trec. 7., 1077., by gees! recorded lu Sher
iff am! Treasurer deed book No. 5, page 02. etc. '
No. 31—ALS9—One other lot situate in Monroe
borough, and . ..bounded north by lands Of K. C.
Sweet, deceased, east by Towanda creek. 'south by \
lands of J. L. Rockwell, deceased, west by the pub-,
lie highway leading from Monroe to Towanda:con
taining 50 acres of lard more or leSs, all Improved.
with 1 frame house, 2 frame baron, a cooper shop
and a small' frame building formerly used as a
dwelling-- house, and an orchard of Yrult trees
thereon.
No. 35—ALSO--One °trier lot altuate In Munroe
towbship, bounded north by the (-1d Hanson farm,
east by the Berwick Turnotke, south be a lot •of
it. N. Newton, west try lauds of Joseph - &-Itilth
/ordaining 27 acres of land more - or less., all Im
proved; Bald two lots being the same land that was
eolireS'ed to h. it. Black man.by Joseph Humet, by -
deed anted November 17, is/19, and ,recorded In
tlei.ll book No: 95.. page 261, etc.
• No. 3d. A LSI I—. toe other lot situate In Monroe
borough, bounded and described as follows: lies
gi oit,g at a sleigh: shoe in the center of Broad
street, is-Ing the north corner hereof and the north.
west corner of the nil!! lot ; thence by said mill' lot
111', 0 , west 2'2 1.10 r. stn to a post .thence by laud .
ecnveyed toi.yinan Blackman- by .1. 13. M. 1111::
roan, north Emu, west s rods and links to a post:
thence by laud of s:S. Mittman. north 10°, east 22
3-10 roils In a past lit cell ter of Broad .tree,; thence' -
along (lie center Or sate Street south 60 0 . east rl
rods and 20711aks" to the place of beginning : con
taining 1 acre and 13 roils"( land more or less, all
!morose.% with I frame:to:OP.'. I frame barn and
wagon shed,' 1 frame corn house, -and few fruit •
tos.s thereon. .
ALSO--41neother-lot Situate lu Moiroe boo-
ro. lcai'mled.and descrlbed as follows : Beginning - it •
a post In the renter of a lade at Its teitnination on
tbe lune of 5.0. Hinman, and running; thenec south
la' 0 , west 34 11-100 tel to a point: t her, south
5 6 ',' east 13 perches ; thence smith 1-1 0 , east 26 ts
perches to a lest: theory uOrth 55 0 , west 23 1-
too pm eltesb, the plane of heginittnif cOntMning I
•res d :errtn-s tar i.I Or less. The said
Lo; two tot. I.elog sate,' Imo! that,s as convey.
in 11. B. II jean by .1, s. Blackman.- by deed
/hoed Aprl: "'tot re,.,.14,1 if, Deed. Hoot
N art, p u.S. and taken into cretin ion
at the•sal; of Mary A. ("tool:, late Mary A. McAl-
II r,, It. It. Ithicktenn.
, -th-e lot situate In North.
T", nu- la - tonit•litp. bow, ire awftl,scribed
as fnl
- Iteemtabg at tr e nor heast.roriter of lards
of W. 1::ff jig ll''' . lilt of lands of C. M. Manvllle;
e
Boo', a!oog th ne of said Mailville north 27 0 ,
west Ir. 7.1 U I oi /dies to a soak, , and stones for
a c-FlTtt-r. : 311', wr.t ens oetrhe4 to
a orner in the On • of It a rrli. mw au l,y nt i e ne ,
- the line of .4011 McCauley' and John' and
Thoreced Regan 26°, 26' east 150 perches to the
livie,t comet' it said William Barns' lot for a
corner : Memo north 02 0 , at, , east ws'p e rches t o th e '
plaer of begin:du,: ; containing 65 acres, strict
norouire. of Isar'. a..f on? or 10 acres lialpeneed : nO •
Seized and taken into execution at the
suit of William :tl.-Morsit vs. I:.lwar.l"Soper.
No. a,. A 1.1.4 r—tint- other lot situate In lintlingtoti
tow tethip, hounittol north by Sugar Creek and lauds
of 1,..M. Mundell, east by land. of F 4 win Slaiter:
moth bylools n slut 'II only anti West by
Louts of Slit'', reetalnlng. IGO acres of
land more.or about OS ImproVett. with I trsmo
house; t franc barn with sheds attached, 1 corn
.Itouse; a• few fruit trees the - triton. Melted and
taken Into execution at the suit of C. M. Manville
s W. Bennett auti.N: titunl-I Met n-ttt: -
" No. 10, A one_ other lot situate ItnSheshe
goLe
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tow nshlp. laatrol,./1 Its follows: Begirt.
' 'ht the center of road leading
, f,,an u ln eorliers to Dotiglass Dalrisons.
the southeast verner of It, F.. Wutkin's
farm: !Owner north 142 rods to a soft
maple ;re-- corner thence north KV-, west -II 6-10
rods m . 'n co/ner ; thence smith 7 , . 0 west 166 5-10
rods ton comer in the aforesaid mob: thence a
north-easterly course sting sald road to plare'of
beginning; eontalning 411 aereo of land more or -
less, about :10 acres Improve/1, with one frame,
house. 1 frame barn and a few fruit trees thereon.
5,.1//al 'and taken into execution at the, suit of
II empli ri:y Bros &Tracy v5.,31. Watkins.
No. 4t. ALS/1-141e other lot situate In Terry
toss n.1:11% leoindril north I.y lands of Henry Tell,
east hylandalif lienryTellssouth lands of 6/.0.11.
Welles and A. Lewis, west by lands.' Russel Car
rington I containing 75 acres of land more orless,
nearly:ill iinproved,wftli I (rata/ honse,i frame barn
and two orehards of !milt trees thereon. Seized and
taken IWO execntital at the stilt of ?Geo, 11. Welles
- vs t l'ldlati'der
No. 42. ALSO—One:other lot situate In Wyalus
mg tow uslilp. bounded as follows:i Beginning'
at. a corner of Geo. Sumner lot pu Church
street: , thence 'along the line of said Sumner
youth :77..'F , east s perches to a corner otz
A. Fee'S-Int ; thence along the tine of sa'd Fee's
lot north p , east 50 feet to a corner ; thence north -
al , west 0 perches to a corner on Church street: .
thence along Church street north. ,5 0 west 50 feet . I
to the place of beginning ; contaltang 24 perches
of land more or less, lielog 50 feet front on said -
(lath street and about tan feet deep, with I large .
fiame lonllillng need -for a bank, a dwelling house
rind a photograph gallery. and a few fruit treer -
thereon. Set.ied and taken Into executbdi at the .
snit of .1. K. Newell vs. A. -It. Porter. Also at the
snit of it. It. Gaylord ts.A. B. Porter. I ,
No. -M. A 1.511-4 Inc other lot situate in Towand
borough, bounded north and east l"). lands of duo!)
F. Mean, smith-by lot contracted to Andrew See
bielb nest life Seeimil street, being 40 feet front on
said secotidstreet and so feet deep, with o t to frame , ,
moo-, ttlereon. Seized mid taken into psi-cut:on
at the suit of .1.. P. Klrby•s me vs. S. Epla Gilson
.
No. 45.-Al.seine other lot situate( in Ulster -
tom iiship, lionli'leil north I.y Cash i'''reek Road, =
east I-V the public highway,-south by lands. of -.
Char'. • 11,1i-ottili, and on the west lit` lands of i.
.biro Siillivtin : containing - i., ,an acre of land more
or le,, all Istpri.ved, with I 'frame lefibling used
for 2 'loses and 4 -
welling house., I frat to barn and
a few troll trees thereon. Seized at taken Into
. Nem-it:on at the stilt of the - Athens loribling and
1. , ..in Association. of Athens, Pa., vs..S4i. Lock
woe-,l aild Mrs. A.•l.o.•kwood. - ,
No, ;5. A l.siti—one other lot situate In .Towanda
borough, nonieleJ as t01t..1,..5: Beglnnsii* at a
cm mr of a I.ine'llii the west side of SI On street,
:item! 20 ,feet south of a lot formerly l owned by
Ferrin Wells: . theme westerly on a p rallet line
with - ! aid Wells lot in the cent, ro f an aiiey, which'
alley being half way from Matti street to Second
street : thence southerl • y along the centre of .said
alley to lot ;old by J. F. Means and wife to Robert .
Mclntosh: thence easterly, 'along' said Mclntosh
tom to thewest'side of Main street ; theme north
erly along said line•of Main street -to the place of
-legn:ifing :. lu ing about HO tea front eau said Malu
'greet about lin feet deep W.ftli 2 storVlf rame build
ingslam I i-s, story frame Mow. and other our build
logs ther e on ; le Mg the same pleve of land deeded
by .I. F. Means and wMe to .I. W. Means, by deed
dated April I. 1,75. recorded ko deed b o or 125,
.p 3,..... 10d. Sic. Sidrfil nod taken lido execution at -
the stilt of A, Romer's use 05. John W. Means.
No. Pt, A ISt i—,4"M. other lot situate in Athens
borough, hounded north by lands of Dan - Donovan, '
east by Susquehanna river street, small GY lands of
Athens borough. west by lands Of I. N. Evans and
F, Edgarton. ileceasi.d : contatuning 'IS acres of
land mice or less - -:-.> brio; 105 fret front and a3S
feet deep ; with I frame barn 'and few fruit trees
thereon. - . .
No. r. A I.Sti—O,:o• other lot situate In Atlitdia
•rotigto liontoled Tod:h. I. lands of Mrs. Annlo
arise and the - Athens I:4lllding aud.Liran
Oa by tall iti of Hannah 1.a1h., south by
ylvr street, µ...t by Ehnlra street : containing
I land more or le-s. with ‘1 tram. hduse, 1 barn
ad a few fruit trees thereon.
No. Is. A I.SO-111,0 othdr lot situate 1n Athens
borough:luninded north by hinds of N. (-.Barris,
Presbyterian Church r ,, iciety and C. W. Clapp.
east by : Main street, ;oittli by lands of —.Smith,
west by Chemung river:: containing an acre of
land more or less, with 1 frame barn, and-sheds
thereon. Seized and taken Into execution at - the
suit of !aliens Building and Loan Association of
AthenS, Pa., vs:J. M. Pike.
• No. M.: ALSO—One other let situate in Arntellla
township, bounded as follow-s: Beginning at. a
hemlock the southeast corner hereof ;Altence west
1.2: the line of lots No. ISO and 185, Itztpeiches to a
post, on the as arrant lute ; thence- by the same
Moth to:i perches to post: a curlier of Timothy
Cases lot; thence by the saute east Si perches to
pOSt on a ilhe of Hiram A. Cases let ; Melted by
the same south 14 perches and 540 of a perch to a
beech ; thence by another Line of said II Irani A.
Cases lot, east to perchesi to a birch tree In the
swamp on a 'limo( Elliot Cases lot -; thence by the
s,tue south SS ptrelies and 5-10 of a perch to the
placeof beginning : being lot No. 184 on tile map
of Henry Drinkers Sugar •creek lands and part of
lands taken up on two warrants of survey number
ed reVectively Ole: and it/01„,no Improvements.
Seized,and taken into exerutiOn at the butt of E.
Pomeroy's use vs. C. It. Wehler Geo. Rogers.
No. 56.. A LSO—t the other lot situate In OrWell
township, bounded east I.y lands of J. li. Allis sod
G. it. Allis. ?Louth by lands of Miran' Dougherty,
west by - lands of Rein - K. Adams, if, C. Allis,
north by land of .1. W. - Parks: containing between
awl v 3 acreof land. 60 to '.65 , acres Ii roved,
with 1' frnmei house, I I rams barn. with sheds
attaiehed ae follows: I shed Ulan fret, used as a
wagon shed, etirn crib below, and for. storing bay
ud stalks above, I other shed Man feet, used (or
horse stable and for sheltering farm Implements, t
other shed lax la feet, nsed for stabling cattle
I,eiow, anti fordorins hay, &c, abore.and a portion
as an open shed below,-and a orchard of fruit trees
thereon. Se'leed and taken Into es - Milton at the
,tilt. of A. 4sonkllu vs. 'll.. S. Allis, 11. n.
5111 es AjLia T:T.
PETift J. DEAN...Sheriff.
Sheriff's ()Mee, Towanda, Pa., Augur( 5, 9.-
guaranteed s t.loatAlkuitt,es
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