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Towanda, Pa., Thursday, Aug. 21,1879.
LOCAL AND CENERAL.
The (loorreil have ordered nickel-silver
, badges fOeour "fire laddies."
Tug firm of Kim. &. ScorT, druggists,
of lAlieus, has been dissoliled.
SEVEN wc;lwelling houses are now in
course of construction at Sayre. .
I :surnAy lastNyas observed by our Cath
olic fellokv-citizens as a holy day.
Faun hundred and three teachers were
enrolled at the Institute this week
Jimx 0. WA . un's horse Larkin won the
Free for All race at Owego, last week. .
A FtiosT occurred in many parts of Sus
quehanna County on the 10th instant.
THE crop of oat stn the Eastern part of
L;the county, is said to have been very .
large:
TITE Presbyterian l'hureb_ building at
Merrick, has recently been undergoing
MEM
Qum,: a large number of the farmers
of our county halal, laready begun their
Tuv Sulli'•au Centennial Celebration
t.tie Ponn to-morrow, August `,nth,
11'el3 sburg.
Tn F. G. A. IL boys will Feet additional
seat. , ; at the fair grounds, for thosp who
utletl to hear the speeches.
1 , Bt.t a Lar of a boot
and tli st‘QT in thy' north store-TO,M' of
the Citrrol -Block, Main sheet.
. Ad.LIERT ('oN1(1.1.7::, of 1,31);,rte,, ;Is the
fbvt , : , :i of a calf, thrta. ni:ratlis, 01 ) /
, that
cv , l'g':is"thia c hittolreil pounds. I
(trial: a suvere bail storm vi4erl
Ixn
ti+nn< Of Sullivan County last xveett., doing
\considerable linniazo to the clops.
half-mile ra , Jtt track beinj.; built at
s 'll'aa•tTly. It is loomed hick of Spanish
• Mil. between t . e.. , hill aiel the, river.
Tiu: Tro y ~,v s it is conteni
pll,d to bola the goat band pic-nic at
the place some tithe m S:plember...
Tot , ...l;reetthael:cr: Sl.lllivan County
:Lye ;•. 1 licir can, y rwnventi ,, il at the
(:)tur? iti It!rlist
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INIEMEMESI
t o.t. I'll 1. , ' I . 1`,111.,
SOLnIERS' Encampment and Re. Union
at East Towanda, Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Thursday . of next week. Excursion
rates on the railroads. General KILPAT
RICK will be in attendance.
MR. GEORGE PATTERSON, says the Can
ton Sentinel, the gentleman , who was ac
cidentally shotin the leg by his revolver
falling out of his pocket, at Lake Nep
hawin, on Wednesday morning last, is
improving, notwithstanding the ball still
remains in his limb. •
ALIte.IIT and Ar,ono Poor., Isere ar
rested iu South Towanda on Thursday
last, brought to this Place, and lodged in
the county jail, on a charge of stealing
cattle. They are old . offenders against
the law, and will no doubt:get a taste of
justice at Septflarber Court.. -
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• .I,tssET Pic' Nic.—The Universalist
Church and Sunday School will hold its
Annual Pic NiC in McCartby's Grove, at
tlster, on Saturday, August 23d. Cars
will 'eve the Court House switch at 9 A.
M., preCisely. Tickets for the round trip
40 cents.. Public cordially invited.
A LAwli PstiTv was given at the rei
deuce ,of Mrs. ARTHUR I.lunettfmt., on
Wedn4.day evening of last Week, and
quite largely attended. The proceeds
were fur the benefit, of the - Young :![ens'
Catholic Altar Association. We under
stand quite a handsome sum-was realized.
THE large. dwelling hOuse owned and
occupied by W. 11. SHAW, in Rome, was
destroyed by fire on Tuesday - night of
last week, together with most of its con
ter.ts. The loss is about $4,.000, on which
there is ,an insurance of $2,04 The
origin; of the tire is unknown, ;but it is
supposed to have been accidental.
-
vru f BRANCH . • ArisOCIATION. —The
S'orthi Branch AsFociation of Universa
lists kill hold its Annual Session at Syl
vania, on Wednesday and Thursday, Au
gust 27th and 28t1r. Revs. Wm. Thrum
and E.. R. EARLE, and Mr. 'L. F. GAltp-
NEn, and others . , 1011 address the meet
ing"- S. P. WniTcomn, Clerk.
THE Agricultural Society will put up
two large new buildings this year for use
a: the Fair. Lumber will also be furn
ished to make a large nuniber of seats for
spectators. We understand the encamp
ment b,.ys will contribute the labor on
the stand and will -oczmpy it at the three
days' Encampment Dem. week.
it pen•ons antieipatifi'g attending the .
c. tniti session of the Br:nth - Ltd and Sulli
van District Pomona Grange, by way of
the cars to Granvill,r 'Summit, will notify
the Secretary of the saute, they be
met and conveyed to the hall. Address
A LAN DON, Secretary of West
; r;lllVilie t ranee. No. 2:t7, P. of 11., East
Canton, Bradford Couhty, Pa.
I'nis is probably the IM:gest snake story
-I the season: Mr. JouN Nill.lS, who
lives in ar Marsh creek in Delmar town
!-Itip, on the . ..!•th of July last. killed a
'W.:A. rattlesnake that was eight feet long,
- and had six : teen ! We. tell this-as
:t was till to us by a Justice of the Peace.
We lidn't see the snake nor the - rattles;
but the .1. P. ati , tits Tts that John Says lie
will swear to the story.— Ti";pt
S. I{. DowNiN“, Lecturer of the Penn
sylvania State Gran g e, will speak at Le-
Ry. Septemlier Ist., Wysox, Septeniber
North t >mill, September :Id, North
sv r tember 4th, and c”ipmbia,
s,pl,•nwer The a llresses Will he
deliemed in the eveuing. r•
EN. 4 , N Tin-. L. V. To THE
t;. A. R. ENi:kMeMi.NT.—Piirtie-; of iifty
or molt' goitt‘z•t ,, the I'meamptnent • fr. flt
:••;itn.• can 01,tam eXcUrsion
tick
,•tN the agent of the L.
V. It. IL. at any :•••tati.,n in the° (-minty.
".V.iht:l7y wiil lie carried at
tw“ (.!nts. prr mile. •
.1. ..t\i,!:Ew WILT. Cnntnyanyler.
M,,1111.1v rif la,t
,t r at ',wt.tt.,
t - cl) , the h , lhivrimi . itt•rn &ton
T,mitmf.t of the Elmira
“c•-limlay last. Tltm : e is a I.ar . e
th.,t 'reaxiers
1.1..11)/I. to (liSellVer o'4 :
" incitation !wen extended hy
n
( ~ mlittder ur, of the
Fe he pre , . nt at the encampment
v.:11,144 ; I,g I I ih" I+l•,t•lit Tinotith, ;Ti ad-
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the wl4. are to /11'ave a
encampment...
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1:y beimi; thrtwil floin a W4,f4/111
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ft-v. ;1114 1- the aeuident. Ile was
p.iir tf c t Itt, and riding - on a
itz:41104 . ., I ;..1.1:g dlll\ll a steep Itiil the
I:e.Pee_!, lit, 11111' will-let:Nl and slip
p: sti Pm , the hinges, making
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run away, thr , :wiii . i . ,7tlr. (int : the
waz,:m passim_ liver him. lie was about
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S.•crrtarp Potip.pa Grangil
wo(•Ir no spoke of the ininieiyse
f14h41,i on the Erie and Lehigh Valley
roads, as iinheatt . al by work -at this
bm the half was 1:44 ti(i.
.y, `lll, :;1 , 1 ears of freight were
foiskatdrd on the from this ;tit,.
11-11. : 1 / 4 .1 A 1:11._:.• 11117 , 0..1' remained over
G,, :rahsei and Imv..n.din , the next day.
ntan,i,:einont and some
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to.•. tie 'cones of the
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A TOUCHING POEM.—
. There was a young luau from Tow•an-da,.
' Who came up here and borrowed a ".
Dollar. ()Balance next week.)
—lreeeriy, Advocate
1 ' Then he made for a liar,
Aud spent that dot-lar, • '
The sprightly young man from To-sra . mda.
Free Prts#.
And the Press man, with a sigh,
Said, wish that had been.l,"
Instead of that youngman from To-Fan-dB
THE Sullivan • Centennial Celebration,
August 29th, says the Waverly Advocate,
will be the most imposing demonstration
of the kind ever witnessed in Southern
New :York or Northern Pennsylvania.
Many of the most eminent men of the Na-
t:on will be there,-and, from present ap
pearances, the concourse of people will
will -be the largest ever seen outside of our
large cities. Everything is being put in ,
readiness for the grand occasion. They
grounds are the finest to bo found in the
country, and access to thetri easy, and the
- fare merely nominal. The celebration
will last but one day, with- a grand dis
play of lire-works at Elmira in the even
ing.
A vomco man who claimed to have
,been at work for MARTIN PHILLIPS, of
iSpringfield Centre, on Saturday forged an
order on ELE'AZER PomEnoY for ;45, which
was purchased by• GEORGE 0. 110Li'01111.
'On Monday morning he gorged another
tot, $lO, with Mr. Pitti,r.trs' nalie; and
presented it at PoNtEnuv Brothers Bank.
Ile did not succeed in passing it, and
wok back to the Adams House r ; - -Where
he had been stopping. S. W. Bommtor
icent down to the Adams 1l(14e, and
found the fellow and told him to come up
to the bank ; but excusing himself to go
fo the barn, he slipped away from the
premises and disappeared before
,his in
tentions were suspected, - 7 Troy Ga
zettf.
A CrittotTv,—Cotinty Commissioner
HunsT received by mail, on Saturday ,
last., from • his brother Captain JosErn
IlunsT, who is stationed at Camp Rocket,
`Arizona Territory, what the Captain
writes is "a genuine production of that
Territory:-.-a fIonNED T,w)." The ' 6 0 11-
1110 1 1 " was shipppd in a closed tin box,
July 21st, and although shut o u t front
light and air from that time until its arri
val, here, was found to be aliite, and, as
far as could be discerned:, 01 excellent
health and spirits when the bqx was open
ed. The " creature" is about the size of
the ordinary toad found in this section,
and \vele it. not .for the fact that it wears
a pair of horns on 'its head, and spot ts
tail al ant three inches in length, might
readily be taken for one.
TnE Board of Managers orthe Brad
ford County Agricultural S•ciety - triet on
the Fair Grounds im Satuiday lastl Ar
raAgements were made to constiuct two
new buildings; also a stand with seats for
spectators, besides several new stall, for
stock. I Mebnilding, 10 feet 'VIZ, is to
be used for horses, and this, with the new
stalls to be erected, will fully sup t i,ly
liibitors who bring stock to the duinds.
Au abundance of bay and straw be
supplied gratis, and no effort will be
spared in pr,tecting ants ruin. for ani
mals on exhibitioh. A buildint , ,, .25i,x32
feet, is to he put up for the exclm4e use
of the Educational Depart meno This
will be proilided with seats and desks iti
which to eomluct the comPctitive 4 7exami
natiuns : indicated in the Premium list. The
~m embers of the Board are sio- y ip', no
pains tomake the 'approaching 1. air the
most ' attract ive and interesting of any
yet held in this section of the State.
SII;NOR I;ELLETTI, the Ventril , quist
Ind M:nzientii, assisted „14y .Miss N
11. YDN, W4l - 1 give'i•Rtertaintilent,:: in .711er
air 11,x11 444 i M44nday and - 1 . 44444.41ay i•vi -
I 11 t.',' , l)f !WV,: Wl.t.k. A ilgtlSt :nth and . 2(lth.
the-4.4 14444414144, 1144• St. I.44uis 1)4/9y 1) , -
, ibrfrh 441 . February 14 last, says:.
SilL;narlei Li and Neva Ilaydn
reapptan:d t tlw 4)pera House,. lazo ever
tail,t, were greeted byl ,) f,'l"• r fine
ambenee, '6lOl Sll ll Wei then -al vreeiat ian
4'l thrir !•11,,rts: t.t ;lIIIIISt . , by
1,11;
of law:,hter and appla.u , e.
N%aN, WI 111 , 11;11,
V6ll ' ll tl , Zll.llllt . cl in my new and
interesting few nres,inrladflez the secoll
,ight and ph" 'wind:al piano-playing of
11n, Haydn, the vimtrildmial ent.ertain
meat :anti mw
inidis v"-altsin Ilf .
the marvel nt . Nlerea, by . .‘ll , s
f;ertie which dmeludell the
poi bp:ln:awe: 111ey are all :utters iu tine
tullta rouse .flf the wald, and merit the
lwv have
'LIE Athens correspondent of the lami
ra 1 7 , f:titre of went date, says the Nov
elty Furniture Winks at, that place have
just completed exti nsive repairs, haying
tinuelty increased their facilities very
much. This was an actual necessity, as
their trade' has increased during - the past
oiir very rapidly. They have a 1110%;
I..iikr of inure than double the capacity'
of their former one. and alSo several new
and excellent machines. This is one
the to coueert's'of this valloy, and
6.hil.itted cm-elk lit tin magement its
;..tiowth and enterpO sc fully demonstrate.
'There is-a constantly increasing demand
fur its prisincts, and its trade is extending
rapidly. Recently a huge older was ie
reived him Glasgow, t•;eiitland, which
rsinsists /If ash suits of original design.
They ale now .engage.d in mAing np the
goods. This pi-ionises to I" , a paying- Vl'll
ture and is likely tii.reAult in a large-trade
that quarter. ,
fri;111 LelZaysvlll.e
riqer of .August 17. t Ii
1:1; .6- I IC,me: aged
y.11 : -, and a pete-i..neh ‘‘allted
I twil (;1“. the Wapp:ia
, Nrittz c h eek .1.11 list,
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tO \li Wll o. le ht .
Mad. : a Shlifl V 2,21.
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Sloyeiv.villy, :1;4,41 about
7 , tii ;11,f.. eau, .1 a I:114111'v jurni
i.;:. hat,.
til 11,,.1.rut,r rev.oVer :11.jury.
Li i.w \Val ren, cchil
Litt ltis; ..0 It.ty t'% ‘Neck,
cap , ui.•
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tht, 1..1; ,itit•. I I 1-, ti. 1 1 ,1, to
to! tot Itl 1,111 Iv re-
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- Nlattel . 'ft im my 11\ TE:, s o u o f !l on. \\-.
T. I).y. 'Es. wini, visittaz ftlendi,.o .Nt.at h
'was taken stidelenly ill tcrth coimilsions
on Sunday e%einu, list-. We are gla , l to
state that ht. is.l.,,tivah—c,lo,
111 To ,f• 1 }l.—W.. 1-41,7
10-t% err, otit. burthilL; 1% , thr..kfli
of At I, t. V Ail., :17 , 10 abou:uutt,•rn scar.
to; at. ;•-• 1 ;ty; - 17. Iron]
tire Elmira tt, :
Tlttlisday :Iiit•r11"011 at :di( •ilt, tive
lIct• Vail was at 1 hi: • ,itivilce
sannwi Hyatt. a 111•1;41.11. , 1
Mrs. ll)att 1.11:11 a tire,
llor via y inti•litly until the
pt•ectiolg was 01 , 1 k.!. -
MEM=
Is:t, 1•7 httle a , tti
1,4 , r dc.llll ca,t,
-airs. E. B. Cool:BAUM!, of Wyziox, Is
seriously ill.
—Miss ELLA:MATFAIILANE LB at Crys 7
tal Springs, N. Y.
—Mr. JOAN E. DonntNs, of Troy, is
rusticating at llamniondsport.
—lion. JANES FOSTER, - - of North To
wanda, is at Leadville, Colorado.
—Professor StlEnwoop, • will open' a se
lect school in Wysox, on the With. •
—Dr. B. Moom and wife, of Mansfield,
are visiting relatives at Wyalusing.
—Miss JESSIE ELBIIREE, of Athens, is
visiting, friends hero for a few days.'' •
—Mrs. 'LANG ' of Elmira, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. 11. W. THOMAS, - at Sayre.
—Mrs. HENRY Ersasnun*, • of this
place, is visiting friends in Rath, N. Y.
—Rev. C. B. SPA MOW, of Canton, is
suffering from an attack .of chillS and fe-
—Miss LOTTIE SACEETT,Of South To.
wanda, is visiting friends at Corning,
N. Y. .1
. --Mrs..T. M. PIKE, of Athens, is dan
gerously ill with slight hopes of her re-
covery.
—Miss LAUItA SMITH: of Elmira, is the
guest of her friend, Miss NiETT • OLIVER,
in Troy.
.—Mr. AttTuvn LEWIS, of Washington,
D. C.; is Visiting
.friends js .Troy, this
.
—MisS Apure ORCUTT, Of this place, is
enjoying a visit to her grandmother's in
Chemung.
—Mrs. I.Eltov Wooourry, of this
place, is visiting relatives uear Omaha,
Nebraska.
—Miss Mt.'sNvnEn, of Cattawissa, is
visiting her friend Miss MAY SCOTT, in
this place.
—Miss ANNIE -LEWIS, of Troy, .this
county, is visiting her brother, in Wat
kins, N. Y.
.—Miss'ANNt E G mos, of Philadelphia,
is visiting' Mr_ and Mrs. L. It. FROST, on
_Pine street.
—W. F. NICHOLS {lnd family, of Bath,
N.Y., :ire visiting at Mrs. C). P. 8.u.-
',Ann's, Troy.
—3lrs. PEET has been engaged
to teach music in the Susquehanna Colic-
giate Institute.
—Mr. WILISCR NICHOLS and family, of
Bath, N. Y., are guests of Mrs. 0. P.
BALI..km), Troy.
. —Miss Maur SrminEncu, of Montours
vale, is visiting her friend, Miss CARRIE
PARSONS,ITroy.
—Miss COIL% I.l,r.mmittEr, of this place,
is visiting Ur friend, Miss CitEsswm.l.,
iu :7;biplopitibillg.
—Miss MINNIE Bnowa, of Addison, N.
Y., is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. G.
SPALDINO, at Sayre.
—L. M. HALL, Esq., of the law firm of
DEWITT & I. 1„ is visiting his parents
in Wy‘iming County.
—Mrs. Wm. saivrac, of Shosilequin,
Was-in town on Monday last, the guest of
Councilman SNELL.
—General KILPATRICIi v it is expected
will be present at the G. A. It. Encamp
meat liete twxt week.
—M r s,-G now: E 11. W1'14.F.54 Of Wyalns
iug,i spending the `; heated term '-' a
Cry,tal Springs, N. V.
---,N. EAST_ crooner and wife, of
WaShimzton, 1). t'., are visiting relatives
and friends in this place. -
-Mr. E..IVAm: and'sister, of Newark
Valley, N. Y., a:e visiting friends at
Litehfiehl Center, this county— .
—Rev. E.',IVELts, pastor of the Baptist
Church, 'Canton, is enjoying a vacatj!n of
three- weeks from pastoral duties
—Miss Suslz 1111.1.15, a teacher In the
Montrose Graded School, is spSing
a slo wrt. vacat ion, at her home m Hetrick.
—PrOfessor .1. L. Briturrr, of Elmira,
has been enga;zed as Principal of the Can
ton Graded School for the ensuing year.
MEm t - n, and family, have re
turn-d home after enjoying a very pleas
ant trip throaglr several of the Western
States.
—lion. B. S.'PAttrr, wife and daugli.
ter; ['ANNIE, of Canton, ale rusticating
at Chautauqua Lake, N. y > , fir a .conple
A. T. 1.1.1.1.1r,:41f Leßoy, is at
.etwiiii•.4- the lestitu.te this week, and was
wjeurne ealk„•rii at our office.
n
—Mks R.% GA:1", and Mist LinniE
M01:1:I, of Meshoppen, are sp . enditig
kw days with their frien . d, Mrs. WILIIVN
1/.11:101 :5, at :=arre.
Pnroir. Cor.E, recently of llalti
111.11 e, is spending a few days in ttiwa.
She eloentionistioae:
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—l‘'
mu ER, of Green's Laud
ing', was among the agreeable ealWrs`ca
4kin "'lice last. week. Ile was in attend
awe at tilt Teachers' Institute.
—Mr. InA 111.,mir.E, of Given's Land
ing. we notice is in town this week, he
ought to have lieen down here last week,
as-he is an admirer of large bass.
t: 11. WATKE. , , DM MAY and
Master Gtr and Miss;: ONIE
LA Mt , REI• X, returned home on Thursday
last Ilion a visit-of several weeks.... dura
tion to fr lends in SußiNan County. -
—Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Ninths;, Mr. .1:co.
Noma:, and Miss. NELLIE Col.hiNs, re
turned on Friday evening from a vary en
.joyabie visit to . friends in Clinton county.
I;( H 01 , THE ME , siAit, (Univers:ls
list.) Rev. \VM. T.xyt.i)n, Pastor, at 10}
A. M.: Sul jest. " iLe Iteli!ztial .lEst - s,
the litv.hest Owl hest. — Noevetting ser-
MIIV
—Mr. and Mrs. l'oNtilialv, :%Irs. V. M.
1.0 N... _Mrs. NVILLI'An Iloti t.ta, M-rs.
Fr,t7., 3loolti: and .3lrs. G. N. NEW
ilLity, all • „r Tioy; ale sojeiiirning
( L int:1;1.01a Lake.
l'. 4; \ 111:h)N . tall Oprll a select
sell" at September Ist, to
ei,:ht weeks. Mr. (i. is an ex
cel., lit Instructor, :mil will no iltitait have
a later ninnhel lif pupils.
—Pode,--or IC. ii. llnowN, Principal
of the !lonic Academy,: and one of the
leado< leachers of the enmity, has been
constont aini interested work
er at ever t• session of the Institute.
C \ 1:1'1.N1 Et:, Local Editor
o? the lii (ir:rftP, was called to his
home in Spencerpott, Y., on Wednes
day List, by a telegram anuouncing the
death t , f his youngest child, a boy about
six months old.
A. K. )l , is to lecture at
"fiiiikliannock oil Tinsday evening next.
Ills ..tildect kill .lie "Life Among; the
ltoehy Mount iins.•' The proceeds are
to go fork:n(li: puiehasing scientific appa
rat for the glaile.isehool at that pl ace ,
—ll,lll. 6, A. itou took his departure
for 7.‘laifie on the 14th inst., to participate
iu eainpitign aork. Ile will return to
open the I . :llnii.iign in : 4 -WIWI - Slit coutity, at
tu , it.e te r
: : ;1 Ott
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t. oil ;he '.!1;t11 inht: anti
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W
at T.tv..11).1,1, Vti,L , ii..rd comity, Septem
I.ct ••••
tl:r pleasur of a call on
tr.”.:111, 4 1 Lsr fermi Prof. T
of our aft,' nue of
IL, I. .4 -All ,• I 1T14.11 :,a• ret..11)11.! c..u-
po.ing InruJ, J. S. liux
IiERBONAL
~ f I Tr.,y Graded
the lead-
n•eu our gi..o
a
•
Herrickville, oniMonday, September Bth,
and continue twelve weeks. We cheer
fully recommend him to the people of
that section as a thorough educator, and
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every way qualided and worthy of a liber
al patronage.—Pßayeeills Advertiser.
—An entertainment consisting of read
ings and recitations,by Mr. L. T. POWERS,
Of the Boston iehool of Oratory, will be
given in the Methodist Church next Tues
day evening. ;
EMMA J.. Rgss. wife of VitEDERICK
Ross, a painter of Port Jervis, started
from that place on Tuesday of last week
to visit her relatives at Towanda, Pa.
After her departnre t Mr. Ross found that
his wife bad not only, carried off the con
tents of the meneyimx, the earnings of
months, but her winter and summer
clothing, sheets", spreads, etc. On Satur
day last ke received a telegram, purport
ing to be signed :by her, dated at Towanda,
stating that she was sick. and asking him
to come at pude. He went to Towanda,
but she had not been there, and then be
visited Owego,*averly,Elmira,Canandai
gua., Rochester, Huffalo, Ifornellsville, and
back to Genev4, Without finding trace of
her or the trunk. He finally learned that
his wife had left the train at Susquehlinna,
claiming to be Sick, had stopped her bag
gage And went :to New York. Mr. Ross
went to New YOrk, but could find no fur
ther trace of her. Mr. Ross thinks a
Port Jervis marl is implicated in the mat
ter, and he will l emleaver to find and pun
ish him, and also take steps to procure a
divorce. They badresided iii Port Jervis
ever since their:marriage (ten years), and
had no children.—Owego Times.
Just back of :Mr. FOWLER'S residence,
there is a beautiful glen with a wild moun
tain stream that comes spattering and
sprawling over the rocks in pretty falls and
cascades, and the view well repays a ram
ble in that direction. But either, we had
partaken too largely of.the'afore mention
ed delicaciCs and become indolent in con-,
sequence, or the summer sun was shining
just a little too warm, we failed to , make
up a party to walk up the glen. Finally,
in conclusion, (as the preacher says),
when the sun was nearing the Western
hills, we gathered up our baskets and et
ceteras, climbed into our long Wagon, said
our adieus, and made our departure for :
home, all agreeing that we had had a most
enjoyable time,. and Mrs. F.'s last Words
were, "Tell the ItEronTrut about .it, and
DEPARTURE OP AN AGED PILGRIM, • Is'
, On June 23d,11570, aunt KATIE EIKI.AIt,
long a respected resident of Itomfi; fell
asleep in .Jesus;—aged 95 years, 7 months
and 23 days.
She came toi Rome with her., parents
from Peekskill, Dutchess county, N. 1%,
more than 80 years ago, they being among
the first settlers on the Wymox creek.
Aunt KATIE spent the inost of her long
and useful life in the same neighborhood
and on the sanie farm where her parents
first settled ; though she lived so
long in this age of improvements, she had
never taken a tide tfpou a railroad or even
seen a train ofi ca?s. She spent her time
iuietly and unobtrusively at home attend
ing to the affairs of her family—leaving
behind her numerou4 descendants of
Children and grandchildren. Thirty-eight
years she had been a widow, but in all
these years of !loneliness she had.the Goo
of the widowi , and the fatherless for her
comfort and •stipport. A good neighbor,
an affectionate mother and a faithful
christian, she has left a bright ex
ample'for us all to follow, retaining her
faculties in a remarkable manner to the
last. 'Respected and beloved friend, fare,:
well
Where then ari gone
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May we all meet thee on that happy shore, ,f
Where parting Tr‘' •orils }Mall pass; our Ilps no more.
Another this connected with the his.;
tory of our departed friend I should nd
forget. soon; after she came to Rome,
she and sonic Others about. her age went
to the mouth Of WySox creek on an ex
cursion to gather black walnuts, several_
of which planted on her father's•
farm, these Sprang up and I.Treci into
what have long since been; large' trees.
Eleven or twOve years ago, one of these
treew.was shiVered by lightning, it was
cut down and sawed into lumber, and at
length a part Of it was used to ma'iei the
.casket in whiCh her body_ was laid in-its
final rest. ; G. W. S:
Rome, Augnst 15, 1879,
0.. T. Byrrixs and family, of Ileriick,
have the symPathy of the community in
the loss of tlicir little boy, LEsrmt C.,
who died of diphtheria, July 26, ISW ,
aged seven years, ten months and eleven
days. LE:.Tt,lt was a favorite with ,his
phymates, and a light and joy : in `the
home circle. I The parents f..el that their
his is irrepafable, but they believe that
their darling ideeps in Jests. 314 those
who weep nuiet their lost one whole tears
never fall, i 11.,C. 13.
1.0(40 forreospondeture
FROM SMITHFIELD.
S.3IIIIIFIELD, Aligtl.t 1%. 1579
Our pleasant little village seems to be
in -a prospering condition.... We hear
that Mrs. A.A. JONES, a lady who spent
most of her Tile in caring for the wants
of the sick and afflicted, is_ now confined
to her bed by sickness. She has many
sympathizing friends who wish for her
speedy recotery Mr. DANIEL S'lloo
t.F.NnAlmEß,:who was severely hooked by
a cow, is still in a very critical condition.
' Mr. IRON': still continues his work
at the clies4e factory, in spite of low
prices and .opposition from sonic of his
patrons.... All of our best ,teachers are
-attending the Institute at Towanda.
FROM RIDOBURY.
Augnq 16, I+:9
Much credit is due the members of the
Baptist Chutch, with •ery material aid
from the citizens, for successfully rearing
and nearly Completing a nice church edi
lice, in the !little village of Penpyville.
The time foi: dedication is fixed for Au
gust •24411. This will add much to the
eonvenit nceof uoth Pastor and hearCrs,
as all religious services are now held in
upper roonis—Baptist in Mr. CuAto's
speaktir, Her. P. S. EVERETT, of
Wellsburg, ',N. V.: Methodist, at Mr. A.
STEVEN , ' hall, speaker. Hey; It. W.
Itidgbury Mr. STEM: Es
Sw - inEs, long a iesident of this township
and a respected citizen. - dial at his home
Thursday' nfternon, the 17th instant.
Funeral serices to-day at his late resi-
It•m•e. Many of the oldest people 4.f our
town have Passed to the beyond, during
the present season : notably, Mrs. Aa-
Turs.xMAncEi.hus, although aged and in
firm—a mother's love has gone out. from
the household of sons and daughteis
Miss I . ..\i' AULD, of New 'York city,
is tisiting,t)te family of our genial friend,
and ex-Tre4surer of this county, .1. C.
Itontssos.i.Mur place boasts of three
secret societies: Odd Fellows,. Good
Templars, and Lincoln Graugt•, Patrons
of Husbandry. Much moial and social
benefit is .li..riyed from this fact, particu
larly fnim the I iratige
merchants are doing a thriving business,
particularly .1. C. litteiNsos and Cumt.
Ti TON R. Ti nut has had ect
ed :t large and emnisegliotts barn on ber
farm in this place-.... Crops ale neatly
harvested, with a good average.
I write,
FROM MONEOETON
m,0.1:”} 1%
There are few recreations the seasn'n
enj,2,;•ahly.., attractive, and easy of
attainment than a pie-nie. :so We thouolit
one day knit week, when two or three of
us taking . the cue, the thing was iihinnisi
and carried out. sn that alimo 7 t before we
knew it, we Wt•lc 1.a , 1,•.1
the It. ketN, utir :
headed for Vie ple.t-ant re:o.-
&lice of 31c.k3). F. Fiirvhhit. Ti' our en
joyment wo fitund that the t.uihtise was
dered at once, saying that she bad k - ept
house over thirty years, and bad never
bad such a surprise before.
Of course one of the main features of
the picnic is the eating, and the eomnit
tee on that business wino soon dispersed
in the spacious grounds to find the clinic'
est shade, under which to spread the fes
tive board. The eatables and drinkal;les
were abundant in quantity and elegant in
quality; there were delicate cakes, and
refreshing ice-cream and coffee, and there
was also a dark looking bottle produced,
at, which some looked askance, Wit it
turned out only harmless raspberry vine
gar. The minister, the doctor, the mer
chant and the farmer who were our
guests, certainly did justice to the savory
viands. But all things earthly must have
an end, so did that delightful dinner un
der the trees.
'oil cannot speak in too high j terins of the
pleaure we have received.".!
BUSINESS LOCAL.
per' BIRD CAGES at the 99et store
or Call at :T. L. Kent's, Agent, and look
at ilipm; sfittri.A ;'ery cheap. tf
or Lar g e :stock of LADIES TIES
Sc., at .1. 1.. KENT'S, Agent, tf
nr Try our New dap. Tca. Best it
DEcKER. & N't lUG HT.
LEM
ar DRESS GooDs, DRESS GOJI)S
DRESS I:ODDS, at .1. L. Agent. tf,
_ .
I re Elegant stock of Z . N. CIIROMOS
and OIL PAINTINGS at the 99ct store.
Our goods are laew and. of the bes
qual!ly.JAW KEI: YolD;irr.
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T0 : 1),,.. Choice TEAS and COFFEE a
. h pcclalry• t DEc lo9t st
M .- Cash paid for Produce at
I)EcK Eli ffi voutarrs.
Fruit Jars, nubbin's awl Jelly
Tuinitlers, at the 119 ct store.
Zar Provisions of all kinds, of the ITst
quality at ItErl: El:
Tar Bargains in TABLE LINENS
&v., at J. 1.. KENT',
Agent.'
WANT ED AT ONCE g .
girl to to 7,.•11.•ral I161:Se Vk
At:gust - 12. M us. I. 12. 1.-2:(t57..4
Z"If" 'rho Pall Term I,f Itome Academy
yin eollatat•t, on A VI
t0.t1 , 1 had at 1 , ,,taa1.1e rat s, 1%53
W. 11. it1:11W
['John Ma(lfivek Sons' celebrate
rabn—Faiapt• prinl-p•rceltt!i, rroekrry at ihr I-I
rt:y, a full 3,,,1111.•Ill of Cr.,k,ry at,
ila,,tware at t h.! I.,WP St I,fireS.
ar The Largest, Best and Cheapes
Uue of SliPi for La.114-='. and (1111.1,n,
wear t found at ebtf• Kit ; ! , nro store, cort:cr Mal
and l'lne-stk, Tracy -SE No , )lv*.l:lt,rl:. upr4"7rs
Q. TEM - MAO ,' OR ::';‘ , 1:11 . %I. CLASS.—
l'ommenclog A ("61": , 1 • a Te:/chor,' Wi
In, organile,l'ln tin l,u , ito•lianti.Clrt•tittlit• h, ent
Wo•••k,.. For catalogue (Jr luatirolas
add rrs4 Prin,•ll.l. at To‘,L,i•la.
`rs•jir• For fino first class 11.1 i
Uouds, .Inca .•.0.1VAN5.1;..111 awl Slicer
11,,ard. v.ill MI,. NI
A. F1ez,1117,\V"..4, 11:1,1,r:111g :I'll
m.wlng °Jet cs llCtat V. •
( . ..I.SSIIIEIZES at very It pH,
them out. at I. IC. E N At; •Itt. tf
'STERN 111:( )S . , - of the NE \S -
Ytmii. ,TottE;
.1 MILLINERY I; ,, wd•S,
DioLMANS. VANcY and 1 , 1"11NI , R,LNI;
I [ppd., liELow If
WOOL' CARDING.
whew : see tt,...” heautiful r"Ils 1: , t11:. , 1 and
straight. 3 , 4 a plpe-stens; tr;lll , par,•llt a..layltglll It
nrlf : : Spill,ll.l . stntit 01111 ,nsile,. she
drat s out the '0,111111,g :111.1 slit:-like thread.
'lO-S , T. I in the b , -I re weather. as IS
-acts expels, and Insure, I.••Ster work.
11. It. lot-It %NI,
jate.:6.3tn. tatuptown, Isrn•lfnr,s c o uray, 1., •
Chronic. C:itarrh.—N , is the
wtoi, the weather I, favorable. to treat
Catarrh of F .3' , am Balm .
reache, old and 01.,111.ab , ea , -, where ail other
reaiiiilles have failed. 11, ow fall Ca i.r,..-ore a
bottle. a , In It to. the Teller you rC. Sl/:It
.truttgit.t, at - t o, it, , r 1,, •
Nit. T. R. tzuvell 1 - 2.y'; Cream
Hal,:, r.,r Catarrh, cc tt tat. I eeT4111111,11 , !. II to
all ttutfertni; freht that li , e-a,t, a, I hare derived
11101, I.t ru'•ht fln. Its use ;lulu all ‘thou pr.•vn . ra
tluns cumbln , •.l. A. S":" ‘6F.11, E!ntir;,.. \ y .
TE VIING AND 'W .
Arnt.trong Ir t. pr0i1,1.41 hito.elf u tilt an ••,,e11 , 11.:
train and dray. l'artiug will he promptly done on
tin rollowlutz lot Inc ,
Full tread fr"nt Ilepa; '2O
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Any 146166414,s eartitlq. regnlarly. 4V:ty
(64riu iP eentv th.wn. Thf• 11,4 rt.f.,•ttce t.
(1,•11v,r1, on \fain strvet "tit). IttSor I..trt,
ttliNll
To nn la.d ttly '2 I. 1g7.)
By tilliver,al 34'Coril A y W.: CA
TII AltTli 1 . 11.1 4 ar•:11•• 1 , 0 , t• , 4 -rtirgativt,
MIMEO
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IPY 1 . 11 . 1,1e1.11, In !heir pea , tire. 31,1 by
all civil' /.•,1 mkt lorr,Vr, Ili , 1 - 11 thr t.,
11,-1 t•t{t, that • , 111,1i , IsCH .4;1
Iteing ptirv:y c. z. 110 harm ran art-.
th.,r It, int II /I.lv vallw aria
p,rn•• r. 110 WIWI . ca: bt• atth th.•,,6
and eVery 114
plt , y II
per, t nl,ler, :1,0111:11.1113ill 111
%hole NI lA, ,c3a f
r 311.11, they tire npechtli) .I.l.gted.l , t Ihr •1
apply:lth-,
they precut pun% if timely
the he , t anq , afe%t i,tee.h• 4 , hddre”
and weakehed i‘here a tn::d, re!
ett,•thAl, ca•ltstrtki• I. I:1 . . k1:1
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wt•ll)Nr. , l).kv Evr:
p.•r' , ld •
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Corn \lva] pl.! loh
Chop Feed
Wheat., pot lo.h
Ilse Co•rs
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LULL. CONXLMIAL nets. • virtos, usu.
Wyoming Seminary and Commercial College!
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The Seminary offers to students the following Courses of Study : :Common English, No r mal Course, Literature and Science,
Classical Course, College Preparatory Course, Course in Musfe, and Course. ; in Art. Students not desiring to take any one' f the
Courses of Study may take auy studies which they arc prepargd to enter. IPrides Within the reach of all.
The Commercial College gives instruction in PenmanshipXoinmeycial Law, Political Economy, Commercial Arithmetic, Bus 7
mess Correspondence, Telegraphy, and look-keeping as applidd to business of
.41 kinds. Tho -larger part of the instruction la:
given through actual business transact ens. Diligent students graduate in feufteen.Nreeks: The reduced price of tuition is ex
ceedingly low. .
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Fail Ternropens August 27th
AND, D. D., Kingston, luizerne County
legat,l
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r_ICRI AL LI ST-SE PT4;IIII3ER
Term, 1,;9. at TowaTkfla,
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Shoshvguln Town:4op vs A-vluill Townshlp...lssuu
Euilly MeTavlsb vs E Loo k - uissl
11l II crimullvis use vs kbrain Johnson issue
.1 l' Ktrby vs Welles.Wllviii Issue
I. E 'Wilvox uso vs.lue , lb.loo, Issue
.I.lines VIC( 'vs I. II Jav - ksuu lss'lo.
Danl..) 11”11,1ry vs Chas E Noble Issue
is A Wh....1.4t•s rise vs l'stricklialpin ' isse .
Itavldsou vs../ Leßoy C..nluiti pt
Denomiti Coro 11e2,' vs .-set Parshall et al ivss - pt
Sarih Ann Cole vs Ale% L Douglas , . r epiet
First National Bank of Athens vs 4.4 NV Mer......dvla
N II:01'1N Vs 6att Gr.:01,11
.111511,11711NV1.1,1* vs 11 NV Lane eject
Shaw St CO vs Andrew .) Layuln trespass
Vs E A ; am ;lei len
coddli i g A 1ttf,..1,1 v- To, a114:3 I)lst.dpit
l'hoenit'Lite lii, ('c. vs II A It, ox.
.laelt•en Litvls vs NVIIIi3III '
Weiler A Kills vs Dennis Mr adiur..:vsspit
1) C IteNN'ilt vs is , header real 4*4, trespass
14: NV lirale4;i. Vs et al assunip
satall Jordan VI I lOU issue
11a: rlson Mark vs N if .1111 A Itlaek eje. t
Wni 31 lietilet 11arrtt It Keeler •respa.
T II Iltr, WEEK.
II P Mt,ore no' vs is \V A Ivor./ et al
Mrs t Otte Kiti.,ti , A .1 Lai. ten
Frederitk Shalf.vs E C llerrlek....
Lay:relies Itileyks Peter needle -itssiimps .
Harriet Cevkvi4.l•4l4 vs M AV W.liveleek :lett
central Nil 111; Ch..ing.. vs Th..
it Iv...in to Peter 31 Culley trespass
Tenanda Eturka 31ower Co vs C E 4.1
.1 P Holton vs Robert Itenziell et al iissunipsit
It NV Williams vs Peter
./ Thompstdi vs NV Ii lend:iv •ippeid
C V. Clapp v,.ino lEo , 4lh:irk. trvilv.st
tV M Plat, ‘s 4Th:triune .... -.asstiudisit
Marg‘ret vs David 1.11111,1 - r.l al. t o
'II V. I 11V11:1111 V, A .1 Lartoti...,. tresp,
1,-i Davis vs It 1. 31.• A f. issid
.1 11i1A01,
NV It Mort , . assignee Vs T It
.11Mw. ..sr, v, NV :Tar att
Intend Itensiey vs stepli n V,3• ,
A. Ettiiiiiiighatu'Vs It .1 Ileitsketieht
Turk' , t 5- .1 Turk
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frame Horse barn, t. I frame 'shop tat
au orchard of fruit trees thereon: being
a part of the land conveyed - to Daniel Haley by .
James H. Webb, executor of Samuel Gates,' de•
-ceased. Seized and taken Into execution at the
mitt of James If. Webb, executor of Samuel Gatea,,
vs. loavld Haley.
7.14. A LSO—One other lot 4ltuate In Towanda
borough.'houniled north by Pine street. east by
Fourth strset, south by lards of John F. Means,
west by lands°, (leorge I'. Cash; being lot No; 68 on
A hleirs map of the Cash estate and conveyed to
sald Nary S. Cash by deed dated August 10th, 1869,
With ono old barn thereon. Seized and taken into
exi•cutionnt. the suit of 0. D. Kinney, trustee vas
George caqi. I
Nn. 29. ALSO—One tither lot situate In Towanda
borough, bounded ou the east by Fourth street,
touth.by Lagoa, west by an alley and north
by N. V. Moan's lot, said alley to be-twelve - feet
wide and half way from Fourth to Fifth streets,
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all improved, with I. denble"frame - . house and ap.
pureenances thereon. Seized and take.n Into execu-
tlon at the suit of James, Vandyke's use vs.
Ham 3loserio.
No. an. ALSO—One other lot situate in Towanda
borough. bounde&north by Minton street, east by
lands "f C. V. Nichols, south by an alley, west by
lands of C. W Satuly.; l being 75 feet front on Bus
ton street And 2.50 feee,leep, with I frame house.
I frame barn and a feiCtrult trees thereon.. Seized
'awl taken Into execution_ at the suit of C W Lord
vs .1 II Chaaftel. • i
No. SI. ALSO—One- other • lot situate In Athens
borough, boundeSl as follows : Beginning on Main
s met at the northwest tomer. of the Comstock
tot ; theocc' north ;,tong thr emt aide of Main
stn.et 103 feet to a lot formerly owned by It W
Patrick ; thence east along the south lino of said
Patrick lot GO feet ;.thence north along east Ulm of,
said Patrick lot c,5 feet ;thence east 80 feet; thence
north tiO feet to lands of Annie 111ood1; thence east
27 feet ; thence north 60 feet to lands of C W Clapp;
thence east atom south line.of said Clapp, Klnner.
and Patrick to west bank of .Susquellatina 'Hest ;
thence south along said west bank of the Somme- ,
ban,,a river to northeast corner of the Mrs COM
stock'lot ; thence west to the sbutheast corner of
st.,re lorof C Comstock, deceased ; thence north
along east tine of last mentioned lot 35feet; thence
west along the north line of said lot 59 feet to place
of beglittilrig, all improved, with t new two story
frame nonce thereon, formerly - known as Pike -
Hotel propi,rty..
N 5). 32: .ALz. 4 oone other -lot situate lit Athens
borough, bounded north by lands' of Mrs 'AUDIO
Hurler and the Athens- Building fr. Loan ASSOellb
tom. east by lands of ilannhh 'Lake, south by -
Tyler 511.-ot„ V.e..t. by Elmira street; containing
!lace-quarters of au acre of land more of tens,
with i frame house, 1 franielbana and a few fruit
trees thereon. '
No. ;;.t. A 1.t.5 - o—cine other lot-situate In Athens
borough, I ,oototed north by land of 14 C Harris,
l'rk..l,yterutil Church Society and C Clapp.,east
by Malt: :,troet, south by lands or —Smith,
ellen - lung liver; ;containingan acre
of lan 1 nioro or I.•ss; with 1 frame barn and sheds
thereon - . :seized and taken Into execution at the
~, n it of• the Athens Building 3t Loan Association,
of Athol, Pa.. v, Jl,llll 3f Pike and .lobe SI Pike,
odtiont-trators or IF It Pike, deceased.
No. 34. al,Si other lot situate in Canton
borough. bounded tibial' by • lands of Mrs M E
White..ts: by, Canton street. south by lands of
z•ainuei been and the Presbyterian church lot,
west by Troy street; containing 1 acre of land
store or less., all Improved, with 1 frame house, 1
frail, Yam other ou.builolings and a few fruit
and ornamental trees thereon.
No. ai. ALSO—The defendants undivided
Interest In c,no other lot, piece. or parcel •
of land situate ht' Cantonborough, •
bounded as follows: Begihning• at 'the north
end of ,I.tm next above the planing mill;
then, in easterly course parallel with said creek
to a post directly north of the gate that opens into
the exist mill rare : thence south to the north bank
of said .-reek at high water mark.: thence a west
et Iv rOtirse along the bank of said creek and dam ;
i tioMee along the bald dam to the place of begin--
I hung :.,•oritairittitig.S. acre More or itts, no build
mg, Thin lot to be Fold with the privilege-tn , ,i
'purchaser of keeping up the dam 011 said mill site
tor mannfarturtng purposes, provided the water
,;•stiall led be raised thereby, so, high as to Injure the
,aw kituated above on 'said stream. Seized
and taken into executtonat the suit of \V. S. New
man vs. James F. Fox, .executor of James Fox,
- der , •ased.
.
N. ar,. A LS( b-4 'no other lot situate In Albany ,r
b•nnsblp, bounded north by A. Sterigere, west by ,
1v 1 , 11, Wiirox. south by a street 25. feet wide run
ning south 5.70, 0 east, oak try t he Susquehanna and
Nog , Turnpike: containing about Ig acres with
a dwelling house and hay shed thereon. Seized
❑nd Lae!, into execution ,at-the suit of .1• D. Ved
drr caiheri Ladd.- • •
No. n. ALSO—lone other Int 'sßuate iaSayie.
Athens township. hounded as follows: Doing lot
No • 47 to tin• west sr re of River street. in Sayre,
..;od t,, ; wnshlikas shown on map made by Z. F.
Walker, June '2".ld. 1873, on file Initegister's Ocoee,
the ( onnty of.- Bradford. on what Is known
As the 'Mounts er' Pierce allotment. with Uframe
h.ql- , ' thereon. .`,Ol - ze4l and taken Into execution at
Ow 'ift of the Bradford Building a Lexin'Assoels
lion of Athens township = I , s. Fredrick .1.
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N.,. :sq. ALSO-4 Me other lot situate In Towanda
hor.mgm, bounded as follows: , A house and lot .
sit :late en the north elite of Ltimbard street and
t:.,, lu the possession of the said Mrs Alice Ronan,
being part Of the lot and one of the building's eon
veyed to H. 1.. Stott by Patrick. Ronan and wife
I.y deed hearing date the lath day of Angina, A.:
t•e:..'n•yoyd,cl in deed book No. 86, page 13,0.1
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und Laken Into execution at the atilt of
T. to,the th,e of Fox & 'Siert= vs. Alice
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tTF.TER J. DEAN,Sherlif.
, berlirs , tliet., Towanda, Pa., August Mt, 1E79.
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IN Ia E TILE VOLUNTARY A
signment of S. M. R"oo"ster to Cady Smith fo s T
nett ne !smt of creditors. In the Court of Common ,'•!
ph,,, of It rylford t•ounty, Nu.-na, Feb. TermOtt7
..tree I, hereby given that the partial soacount
atkignee of Wooster. has.been
Med in otnce and will Ire presented to the
roc rt of common Pleas on -THURSDAY, BBP=
TF: It ER 4. 1.79, for confirmation. Application
wtii akt, be made for discharge of said assignee:
. GEO. W. BLACKMAN,
T: an-1a..1111y 29, .Prothonotary.
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the !.est an 4 cliraiwst of all tin• chilled
e‘l,, ad:ypied to all kinds of soil andwork.
lIVELF,It'S .1 EU' 1)01 . 71“.1.4; EARED TWO
-AND THREE 11.01::i.E-TOWERS
large• tuek-wheel& and latest 4)
I ',pros ements.
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.:,m'•;e-gr.:rcd Powers:.
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t LEAN ortr:th , ,t aryl undersltt.
Is"..alled v. Wheeler & sfellck's New
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tOtols of Threshing .Ma ulna for
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