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, `The of of the Social have been . —The exhibitions of the Bradford County'
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t untiring in their labors to promotelts sue- :Agricultural Society should by scoluti to none
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' cess; They are entitled to gteaticredit, .in the State in thy number and exeellenee•of
as the only reward they get is tne pleas- the exhibits. 9uifarmeis have the enterprise
1 . 1-1 , 4 , N THE FAIR GIi4}UNDS
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Towanda, Pa., Oct. 2, 1879
-- - - • to the welfare of the Farmers, and there-' means and improvement. for successful farm
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rs. M. L. Burns represents the EI- by advancing the. rosperity of the entire in;;. . Particularly in the produc of the ditiry,(Zt
1.1 /,',cr and the Bradford R prddi
.• community. They may fail' to uttisfy ev- they should take the first rank, for we have
the Fair Grounds. -0., ,
, , ery,one, but if they do, it will iiot 'be be- all . the mrces%ary retinireinents for making
' 1 • cause Of 'the lack of an eq i rnest desire to " gip edge" butter and eheete. ".
. F Dayton and .; .I . Ohn Beidleman !do justice to all. The management and . —The Singer Sewing Machine received .
it heatti dui harness jtf their moan-' diOetion of an Exhibition like the present • the premium at the Gr;mge Fair held at Le
e; besidds a full line of whips, robes,
f is no small task, involving-•
a vast amount Roy-September 29th anti 30th of this year.
of labor and the loss of lunch time, all-of "mi. Judges have thoroughly testr•l all the'
'• 1) T3Thll, of U4l'o, has on exhi - f 'which is freely given without the expec, lling nnethet nocilr'erttittliciimn,:titiis viiliillyin,.ti,Til•
a ~hurt-horned Dui-Wain Ox, four' tation of fee or reward Ample allowance l als4l l t ( :,( l :k w the itremit . nit at the Troy Fair last
old, that weighs twenty-live bun- should be . thade for the. hasty manner in , - week. . 1 t , •
•taintis. , - i which all the business has to be transact- —The Ottvis Vertical Fe'red Sewing Ma,
build you desire to purchase Sta , ' ed, and it should le the aim of all inter- ' ' c hi ne i s iattracting much attention from visi
yof any kind, at Cross' Rook Store, E ested to aid the managers in the Perfoim - i ton to the Fair. We dbare beard numerous
ii. Block, Towanda; you will find an' auce'of their ardotts. and perplexing du- tdies—and who are better judges—praise it
sire and well-selected stock.. ties.verc highly. It will undoubtedly be given a
r ' 'ugh place by the_ judgta in making the
.I). I h•t• •N ('o. have a large exhibit of —ll "ve you seen them ? The Jnh""° ll ' awanls,
an.llinv.are. They are agents for the /*luting and Polishing Irons we mean. they ! -----,
r t i e . 11 :11 , 1 , e Tb, mg h t R ange . (•„1,, v , are the simplest, eke-vest and best in the mar- .
' ket. They are on . exhibition - on the Fair
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xplain its e•trkin•t-..t to all who•eall.
grounds to-day in the Dry Goods building.
'he two !Pack bears chained near the WM 'S
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We have no hesitancy in recommending those ' . .1. • • •. 1. __•
era lizait• of the grounds attract . ~ ._ • i
• goods, as a set of them lets in use 111 our _ GENV,RAL
atfent r ior i t. They werebroughtfrom .- • ,
own household for sonic time past and are . , -
•an county, anti arc about cute year • ; It 'Z
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. I . a . pronounced superi(ir to all others: They are
It were b c ;-e not to be too,,faini i 1 Inburance :ngent l
. mani,..,„, by „has. J. J o hn...m ) & Co.,
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* them. .
• Foundry men and Machinists, Towanda. La- . TOWAXIM, PA
ic?..H. Wood is too busy tlds fall to; dies, do not leave the,.Fair grounds until von
an exhibit of his Photograph work base Wialllllll`ll the Johnson Fluting `and
e Fair, but, you will always find ex- p„lishing Iron,
it specimens of his skill at his gallery,
—The biggest beets .in all creation may
e he willbe pleased to have you call
' be seen in this Exhibition ; but as men
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strolls as they ate in their pront trtlons,
Irs. Mingos and Mrs. Ellen Madden they are as nothing compared. to the beat ,
have • large exhibits of 7 Millinerywhich is now growing, and will this fall ..
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It?,, and their - wares, arranged with b e presented„ to—however, as the o Daily BOOT AND SHOE STORE
lent taste, attract no small amount Rcpor,ter " is not a , partizan sheet, we •
tent ion ; and add much to the general will not say to which party, claiming for
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etivencss of
_that building. it, as a resP friend frend once boasted of
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• What a beauty •' is We eklatuatittn.of his church, i;' that it neither interferes in ' JOHN V• CORSER •
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I: , I's:i Hansel,.ntim. the Hansel,. ( 't , ttag'• Range religion nor iierlitics." • After election we
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, it,nt by M••hityre Ifn,tiwrs, zind it is a shall know all about the pig beat.
.%. It has tile I eetlex irate ;old all td —Everi one should isit - the Vegetable
.'f:sf i 1; iproveptvn• I ton' t fail to go Department. There are potatoes there
Nl' inure lb"tla - r's I "ildint= "nd "'"• that a single bite! would be-ample for a
F.,ttee -tit eork. - - full meal for a family of half a dozen.
The T,...vana, Jourr,fl has a number
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barrels—if
and if t rieuipkiu barrelss
tones erected in the Art Gallery cou
were small : i. and cabbages and beets and
n t z specimens of the' job printing of turnips—but here we pause. Go and see
establishment: Tkle exhibit is excel- what the soil of Bradford county produces,
and you will have no ambitibn to follow
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specimens ' Pt. Greeley's advice anti "Go West"
of. a high oriler.-+lhere are few bet
—The number of entries and the, arge
,i inters than Frank Reeler, and the
attendance at the present Exhibition will
t•i - establishment is the only one in
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section wlntse work will compare at stimula . teitho i l i na b n e age ri rslo.renewed exer- ' , -
incentive to
ith that tnined out by the' "Reporter" t fa l( r n t l i s i ' er ‘ s ta a ( nd w others to a lend their aid in our Oe 'X''• wr, aT ' wen xt . e. s.
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.e. I )ir neighbor should be awarded future to make the Fairs of ' the Society -
second to none in the State. ' New Goods lust Received.
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THE BRADFORD REPORTER--One. DollEir per Year
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mirsv.isizopor
SHOULD VISIT TIDE
Coin& 'uf Main and Pine Street.,,
TO.WANDA, PA.,
ail nr.cioz TIIEI3 ,
Fall and Winter Supply• of Boots
and Shoes.
11F. KEEPS THE
LARGEST STOCK,
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