Vtadford Neportet CHAS. H. ALLIN, LOCAL .ED/TOE Towanda, Pa., January 22, 1880. ENTERED IN THE POSTOFFICE AT TOWANDA MAIL .RATTER OF TUE SECOND CLASS. LOCAL AND GENERAL. The expiration of subscription is print ed on the colored label. By noticing the date every :subscriber can tell when his paper will be ',topped unkas the subscrip• *ion - is renewed. DAVID GARDNER, sq., of Orcutt Creek, is authorized to receive moneys on subscription to the REA:WEIL and re ceipt therefor. OUR streets—to put it' mildly—are a trifle muddy. THE law firm Of MAHILL oSL: CALIF? has .been dissolved. THE " oldest inhabitant " says look out for a heavy snow. LINTA'S Reception next Thursday even ing, at Mercur Ha 1. GROUND has been broken for a new brick block in Athens. SEE Business Local . of Pocket Book found in another column. A MUSICAL Convention commences at Stevensville to-day, Wednesday. LOOKS as if we would have to take'•our ice ereaurnext summer in liquid form. . GEORGE KIRBY and J. L. KENT, of thi place, have opened an auction store in Tunkhannock. • Com), bracing weather would be much healthier than the damp and raw.days we have had lately. WITH the paSt few weeks' there have been several cases of scarlet fever in our neighboring village of Waverly. Ocit "home talen " dramatic troupe, are to give anothe _entertainment ill Mer cur Hall, some time in March. McG,ostaAL, of Geneva, N. Y.. bas leased' ill Troy House, Troy, and takes possession on February Ist. THE post-office building at Athens is to be moved into the " Herilek Meadow," just south of CAnnom.'s building. MATHEW Maszax, a railroad employe, ivas prostrated by a fit ou Thursday last, while engaged at work- near the „tipper Depot jI7:ST rniud it. - Old Boreaa will come sweeping along with his storms of wind and snow just at the time we ought to have spring. • UNDER tlie present pension law claim rants for original pensions hare until July 1. IS7O, to apply for perr4ons from the • date oedischarge deathj, • A STATE Line correspondent says: " Farmers about here were plowing last, week, and one farmer's wife talked of setting hens for early chickens." PASSENGERS who fail to procure their tickets before taking their seats in the cars on the State Line & Sullivan Road„ are now charged five cents extra fare. PuArm; meetings are being held every evening, from house to house in Wyalus ing, and much interest is manifested, Itherein by the citizens of that v Tlia friends of the Rev: DARWIN CooK, of Nerryall, Wyalusing t township, will pay him a donation visit January tOtli, 1880. All are cordially invited. THERE IS a rumor that the grist mill in the First Ward, that has been idle for several years past, is to be converted into a mill for the manufacture of coarse pa- IVE, learn from the Renew that Leah Lodge, Degree of Rebekah, of this place, have in contemplation the holding of an anniversary meeting some time next month. WE learn from the Leßaysvillii-Adcer- User, that "Mr. THOMAS D. RixEs, elf Heath, is building an addition to his res idence, for the purpose of hatching eggs by steam." Fox hunting is said to be very popular just now in the neighborhood of Ridgbury. Hounds are heard on every hill and the hunters expect a nch harvest 'within the next few days. AN oil lamp exploded at the residence of L. E. ELSIirtEE, Esip, in the Third Ward one evening recently. Mrs. E. ex tinguished the flames before any serious damage was done. Tile reading-room committee of Ath ens have rented the Knights of Honor Hall, in that place, and the Gazette says, are " making arrangements to open the same to the public. THE I. 0. of G. T. _ Dramatic Society, of Canton. give an entertainment at Citi zens' Hall, Canton, to-morrow, Friday evening. They play " Solon Shingle" and " That Rascal Pat.'" Os}: week from to-day the 'Sheriff wi sell the lands described in the REPORTER of last week. Two, weeks from to-day the Isame officer will dispose of the ,lands de • scribed in another column. NoricE.—The eighteenth annual dona tion of Rev. 11.u.i.ocit ARMSTRONG and family will he given at the parsonage, Monroeton,•on Wednesday evening, Jan. 28th, ISBO., Ail are cordially invited. TUE communication from Columbia X Roads, signed " is very respectfully declined, for the reason that the writer omitted sending his or her name. We do not publish anonymous communications. SAYS the Athens Gazette of Thursday last : " The patties intending to bore for oil will probably not commence opera tions before spring, or about the time the rolling mill is commenced. Liv,ely times ahead." A. CANTON correspbndent says, that "the new steam mill of S. S., STRAIT is progressing nicely. Mr. TILE, of Minne qua, has leased the. mill formerly occu pied by Witi.tAu LOCK, and will occupy, it soon." TIiAT "oldest inhabitant," who will ieliberately sit down and tell you that he remembers a more open winter than the present one, allows the Garcelonic letter of his imagination to crowd out the spirit of his memory. THE Huntingdon Journal, one of the brightest and best of our exchanges, re cently commenced its forty fourth year. 'We can think of nothing now that would please us more in the future than to chronicle the fact when it begins its eigh ty-eighth volume, which we hope the present editor of the-Journal may live to see his paper do. • Tux annual meeting for the election of officers of the Ladies' Benevolent -Aespei ation, will be held ou Wednesday, the 28th instant, at three o'clobk P. 31. Mrs. B. M. WELLES, Secretary. IF you know of an item that should ap pear in• your focal paper, write it Up and send it to the editor. If you .fail to do this, grumble not-when it is overlooked, or you or your friends fail to receive per sonal mention. Tug REDINGTON & LEONAIID Company, of Troy, shipped on January 3d, 42,000 Pounds of butter, and had 20,000 pounds left in their cellar. REMINGTON & puni- AND lave shipped between four and Ave hundred tons of butter during the past year. THE Waverly Advocate says that "Thursday morning, WII f LIAM MANNERS, of this village, received a letter, mailed at Elmira, containing a fifty dollar bill, as suring Mr. M..that the money belonged to him. No name or clue „to the sender appeared." DONATION.—A donation will be given at his residence, in Burlington township, on Monday afternoon and, evening next, for the benefit of EZRA STROPS and fami ly, whose house and household goods were destroyed by the on Friday night last. • THE Auditing Committee of the troy Farmers' Club, having examined .theriac counts of the Club for the past year, make report that the total receipts were $1,476.64; the...total expenditures $lll4B. 40, leaving atialance in the treasury of the club of $328.44. PnolitnENcE permitting, the newly erected church edifice of the Evangelical Association at Grover, this county, will be dedicated to the worship of GOD, on Sunday neat, Jtauary 25th. Services at 10i A. M. and 7 m. Eminent speakers will be present. All welcome. THE surviving members of the 179th New fork volunteers are to - bare a reunion in Elmira, to-day, Thursday. The object of their• meeting is to form an organization and to provide for future annual reunions. The regiment was raised by Gen. W. M. GREGG. Ax open Grange will be held at Wya lusing Academy, Friday evening, Janua ry 23d. J. E. PIOLETT is expected to speak. Oysters and other refreshments will be served, commencing at seven o'clock. All are invited. J. L. COBURN, Secretary. Crimes of the Messiah (Universalist), Rev. \VILMA)! TAYLOR, pastor. At 1. 0 4 A. st., Subject, "The lOneliness of Christ." At 7r. at., thjrdc'ourse on Uni versalism. Subject, ."The certainty of Retribution for Every Sunday School• at 12 M. All welcome: Tut Thirteenth Annual Meeting of the Pennsylvania State Temperance Union is to be held in Williamsport on Thursday and Friday of next week. Hon. JAMES BLAcs, o — i'Lancaster, and General Louis WiarxEn,' l of Philadelphia„ it is expected, will be present and deliveiaddresses. • THE two child-sings by Auraßo TEN-, NYSON, written specially for St. Nicliolas;'i are to appear in the February issue. Both' songs have been set to music under Mr. TENNYSON'S supervision, and one" of the . musical accompaniments forwarded by him will also be 'given in the same num ber. THE County Auditors completed their task of lookimi over the county's receipts and disburseMents for the past year, last week, and we expect to lay before our readers the "Annual Statement of Re ceipts and Expenditures of Bradford County for the year A. D. 1879," next week. THE donation recently given Rey. P. EVERETT, at Wellsburg; was largely at-, tended, and the receipts' of the evening amounted to over , one hundred dollars. Mr. EVERETT, has declined the call recent ly tendered him by the Wilkesbarre Baptist Church, he. choosing to remain with his present charge at Wellsburg. S. V. RYLAND left Athens, last week,,{ With 'a force of men to erectan iron bridge for the Erie Railway at Hornellsville, KELLOGG & MAURICF., builders. During the past few days Messrs.i KELLOGG & MAURICE have shipped from their bridge works some fifty car loads'ef bridge iron west to bridge the 31i . ssouri,River. The workmen to put it up will leave Athens in a few days. • THE ladies of the Church of the Dies slab, and the ladies of the M. E. Church, gave sociables in the parlors of their re spective churches, on Tuesday evening last. The attendance at both was quite large, notwithstanding the inclement weather, and an enjoyable evening passed by all I resent. The receipts at Church of the Messiah were $41.25. We did not learn the receipts at the M. E. Church. CHAUNCEY FEALEY, Who ' has the care of the switch engines in the yard at Wa verly during the night, was severely in jured on Tuesday night of last week, while taking water for one of the engines at the crane between the tracks. By some mishap, says the Advocate, he fell from the tank to the ground, breaking three ribs, and receiving other serious injuries. Tun Gazette says that the: shipments from the Troy depot have doubled within three years. Over 60,000 poupds of poul , tr t y were shipped in the months of No i;ember and December. Over 2,000,000 potindi of butter, and 1,008,051 pounds of buckwheat ilour, were shipped last year. Shipments have averaged forty-five cats of grain and cattle for the last four months. WE acknowledge the receipt of eight copies of Ayer's Alman'ac- each one printed in a different , language. Seven of them we propose to keep for the sake of that unfortunate gentleman in undress uniform on one of the first pages sur rounded by the ram, goat, bull, crab, and the rest of that delectable crew, who seem to be prodding the poor fellow with sharp sticks. 4 31n. WILKINs, route agent of the Cen tral Express Company, was in town Wed.' nesday and made arrangements for the free delivery and collection of all express matter carried by that company. This arrangement will be of great convenience to all. Mr. JAMES BOTHWELL has been appointed agent. The office will remain at the depot, but if the business should warrant it, will be' moveddown town.— Canton Sentinel, 16th. A TEAM got' away from the driver at the Upper Depot the other evening, . and started up Packer avenue at full speed. Mrs. H. A. PRINCE saw them coming, and when opposite her house, she ran out and caught thim. It was . a brave act, and the owner was very thankful, as no damage bad been sustained. Had the horses continued on their headlong jour ney, there i ts no telling what the „conse (planets might have been.--irterricur. UNIVERSALIST CONFERENCE. The Mamba Universalism will bold a .three days' conference at the Church in Stand ing Stone villase, day and evening, 27th, 28th, and 29th initant. Rev. J. M..CLARIE, Rev. A. 0. WARREN, Miss M. Kniosnunv and Rev. Dr. TAYLOR will preach during the sessions. The public are Cordially in vited to attend. AT the annual election of officers of thn First National Bank, held on Tuesdai.if terniion, of last r week, the following gen tleinen were chosen : President—Joswa Powsm. • Cashier—N. N. Burrs: ' Directors,—JOSEPll POWELL, E. W. HALF, Gr. W. FIB; It. 0. SMITE, C. L. TnAcir, Gamma STETENO, C. M. MAN VILLE, H. L. Spurr, N. N. Bwrra. MESSRS. J. W. HURST, M. P. Mussou and . DANIEL BRADFORD, Commissioners of Bradford`county, says the Wellsboro Gazelle of Thursday last, were at the Parkhurst House on Tuesday. Their mission here was to inspect 'tbe county poor-house with a view to making use of such good points as it might possess in constructing a similar institution iwtheir own county. The gentlemen were not well pleased with the building, and will seek further for a model. Tim Wyoming Democrat, published at Tunkhannock, - Wyoming County, came to our table last week dressed in; now type and enlarged to the same size of the. REroirricrt. The Dem oerat has long borne the reputation of being one of the hand somest papers in typographical appear ance in the State, and we shouldijudge from the copy before us, that it proposes, in this respect, to maintain its well earn ed positidp. It is excellently edited, and baring its politics, we wish it unbounded success. As soon as spring shall fairly open them will be no lack of work in Athens. Besides the buildings already under way, and those that will be commenced within a month or so, there are bright prospects of seeing the Herrick meadow opened. A street le to be run through to the river, south of • CattuoLL's clothing store, and a brick block is to be erected" on the corner of the street, and two or three first-class dwellings are to go up on the same side, which will make a very decided improvement in our bor ough.—Athens Gazette. TUE Annual Receptions of , ToWanda's crack Fire Company—Linta, 3—are always the subject of joyful anticipations on the part of that town, and of many at a distance. The ninth of" these delight ful social events will take place on Thurs day, the 29th instant, as announced by beautiful printed cards of invitation al ready sent oat. This company does not do anything by halves; they furnish their guests with carriages and have , a bounti ful supper from eleven o'clock at night until four in the morning. The best of music is always engaged and dancing is kept up until the sweet stains of waltz and galop no longer have charms for "flying feet."—Wilkes-Barre Record. No less than three farmbrkwill contrib ute articles on out-door topics to the Mid winter Scribner. The papers are,- the fourth of Rev. E. P. ROE'S series on " Success with Small Fruits," devoted this month wholly to a Southern Straw berry Farm ; a chatty paper on "New.;: England Fences," by ROWLAND C. Ron- INSON ; and an' interesting collection of miscellanies, by .TonN Runnorrons, under the caption, "Notes of a Walker." Ad ditional topics of a similar interest will deal with "Flour from Chestnutsi" "New Fruit Press," "The Mechanical 'Extrac tion of Cream," and (in a paper onkJoitzr BRIGHT) with the famous Corn Laws of England. THE Franklin Repositoiy, published at Chambersburg, 'Pranklin County; this State, was ninety years old the first of January. We do not distinctly recollect just how the Repository 'did appear typo graphically, when it was first issued, and the contents of its first number seem to have dim in our memory; but for soma years past we know by a weekly pe rusal of its contents, that it has been an excellent family newspaper and sturdily and in a straightforward manner advo cated Republican principles, and that it has been neatly printed. We hope to be able to say the sama of it ninety years hence, and to then, as now, congratulate its editor on his success in conducting a good paper. WE learn from the Secretary, that the an nual meeting of the Bradford County Ag ricUltural Society will be held on Monday, February 2d, at two o'clock in the after noon, .in Mercur Hall, this place. Officers will be elected for the ensuing year, and reports of the Secretary and Treasurer for the past year will be pre sented. The contract from Hon. BENJA• MIN S. BENTLEY, fur the Fair Grounds, will be considered, and arrangements made for taking immediately. The Sec retary further says : "The result.of last year's work shows that Bradford County. can, and will, sustain an Agricultural So eiety, and with a I;ermanent home upon Which can be built permanent buildings— nothing now stands in the way of. contin ued growth and proiperity." DANIEL LYCNS, the auctioneer, who was doing business in this place recently, was arrested at -Tunkhannock on Wed nesday of last _week on a charge that he had contrary to law offered goods and sold them at auction within the county, being a non-resident of the State.- The law in question was passed' in 1832, as applied to Lancaster County, and extended to Wy oming County in 1854. Upon the part of the defence it was contended that this special; law was repealed by an act passed in 1873, and its supplement passed in 1874. Esquire EASTMAN held the defend ant in the sum of $75 for an 'appearance" at the April term of the Wyoming Coun ty Courts. The Constable then took LY ONS iik charge and started for the county prison, but .before reaching there was served with a writ of habeas corpus, and directed to bring LYONS forthwith before ;His Honor'Judge INGHAM, who after a, hearing discharged the prisoner. K. of H. Crystal Lodge, Knights of Honor, of this place, celebrated the fifth anni versary of its : organization, .at Castle Hall,, on Wednesday evening of last week. Some two hundred Nests aside from the members of the Lodge, enjoyed the pleas. urea of the evening. The exorcises were commenced with a short _Welcoming ad dress by the Dictator, D. L. PRATT, fol lowed 'by an impressive prayer by the Rev. Dr. STEWART. The Rev. C. H. WRIGHT, followed the Rev. Dr. STEWART with an , address that was not only elo quent, but instructive, and which was lie teued to with the closest attention. Ow ing to the fact that Mr. J. R. litivatuou Was suffering from a' severe cold, Mr. S. W. RODGERA read a short history of the Lodge, prepared by Mr; K., after which remarks were Mune by Past Dictator liowata.u, of Loyal Sock Lodge, Dushore, Mr. 8. W. Rowans, of Crystal Lodge, and others. Dazing the evening Mrs. O. A. BALDWIN and . Mills LAURA SMITS, fa vored the audience with several vocal se lections, w hick, of course, were well rea-. dered and added not a little to the pleas nui.of the evening. At the concluidOn of Mr. 'townies' remarks refreshments were served, of which :all Partook heartily, when the well pleaind throng separated to go to their several homes, all uniting in wishing Crystal Lodge, and the Order to which it begone, unbounded prosper.' ity. PERSONAL. —Miss CORA GONZALEZ, daughter of Wst. Gionzauts, of Ridgbury, is attend. iog sehdol at Wellsburg, N. Y. • • —Mist PATTIE RODGERS has taken the position of Cashier • in FELcit ik Co's Store. --E. 11. PERKINS, formerly of Athens, has been. elected President of the Import-i era and Traders Bank of New York City. —Captain J. 11. SaAW, of Canton, who has been confined to his house for some time, we are glad to learn is able to be about again. PansoNs, a well known teacher of Columbia X Roads, has gone to Phila fielphiii to study the treatment of disease by electricity. —Mns. Dr. KruoriroN and daughter EDITII returned from a visit at Towanda, on Wednesday of last week.--Jefferso nian, Siroudthurg, Pa. —Mr. FEANK JONES, of Grover, who was, quitel Iseverely injured by being thrown from / 1 A wagon some weeks ago; is recovering flout .his injuries. —WE learn from the StrOndsburg, Mon roe County, Jefersonian, that ;roux Hurrmsx and wife, of this County, are visiting relatives and friends at Smith field, that Founty. —Mre. CORNELIUS VAN ETTEN has ..re turned home from Milford, Port Jervis and Bradford connty, where she had been visiting relatives for s the past several days. —jefersonian, Stroudsburg, Pa. --:Captain J. A. WILT, of Co. A, Ninth Regiment;at Towanda, was in the city last evening, and shook' hands with his many friends and brother officers.— Wilka-Barre Record, 18th. " —The Rev. E. P. Bnowxs, of Troy, occupied the pulpit of Christ Church, this phtce, on Sunday last, morning and even ing, preaching two excellent sermoiis,"as we are informed by several who were present. —LonEN loop, of Mansfield, Tioga County, was 91 years of age, on Wednes day of last week, and still halo and hearty, although; says the , Advertiser of that vil, lago, "the infirmities of age are begin. ping to bear heavily." ' —W. H. CalavocitAx, Esq., of this place, delivered a lecture on Wednesday evening of last week, at Wyalusing, enti tled- " Rights of Married Women," which was listened to with much interest by a large audience. = —FRANKLIN JONES, of Neath, who was badly hurt some weeks'since at KYLES steam mill, was removed to his home in Neatb, on,Wednesday last. Under the care of Pr. Monnow, he is improving Advertikr. —FRED C. GORE, of this place, has re ceived and accepted an appointment as Mail Route Agent between New York and Pittsbufg. No better-stab for the place could have been selected, as what little FRED does not knoir about "making. up" mails, is not worth learning. , —Mrs. POLLY CLEVELAND, relict of the late ELISILIC CLEVELAND, died in Richmond township, Tioga County, Jan uary 7th, in the 78th yeat o 4 her age. She was one of the pioneers of Tiogit county, and for the last few years of her life drew a pension . from the government, as the widow of a'revolutionary soldier. —Gen. 1: Duc, ,Commissioner of Agri culture, is to be present at the next meet ing of Use Elmira Fanners' Club, Satur day, February 7th. Farmers,' and all others interested in agriculture, are tendered, by the officers of the club, an invitation to be present. The subject to be consid ered at the meeting will be "Agriculture in its relations to Government." —Mr. Joan Luta. has been 'appointed to the Conductorship on- the S. L. it S. R. it, made vacant, by the death of Mr. Joux Bucx. Mr. L. is an experi- - enced railroad man—having been for sev eral years a conductor on the Pa. & N. Y. Road—a pleasant and affable gentleman, and we have-no doubt will give the best of satisfaction in the performance of his duties, not only to the Company, but to the traveling public. OmerFn PARK ' met with a serious accident on last Thursday. He Was assisting in taking a :porker down cellar, and when he got near the foot of the steps he slipped and fell, breaking his thigh. Dr. ALLEN set the broken limb, and ho is now getting along finely. Also, the next day after his accident, Mrs. Jonssost, his daughtor,slipped and sprain ed.her ankle. She is also doing well.— Athens crazette. —Thd widow. of the 'late PETER Evrxs, one of the pioneers of Ridgbury, died in that place on SUnday, January 11th, at the age of Seventy-nine years. The funeral obsequies . were held at the Ridgbury Baptist Church on Tuesday of last week, from whence the remains of the deceased were taken to' heir last rest ing place in Baldwin Cemetery. Rev'. P. S. EVERETT, of Wellsburg, delivered the funeral discourse. —Mr. Asa But.t.ocr, of Richmond, at- tended his uncle's birthday party on De cember 31, at Columbia, Bradford county: The old gentleman's name is VILE Bur, Loci., and his age is 80 years. Nothing remarkable in this ; but he says be was born on the last day of the last century, the last day of the-year and the last day of month. lie partly made up for all this, however, by beginning his mortal life on the firist working day of the week —Monday, December 31st, 17914—T19ga county Agitator. PENSION ARREARAGES. "Soldiers entitled to pensions who fail to make their applications previous to January 1, 1880, cannot secure their back pension money anew alit date." The above paragraph. is going the rounds of the public preea. This may be apt to mislead some who may be deterred from trying to get in their claims for want of time, and it may tend to hurry .up some and so get in their papers imper fectly. This is a mistake. The facts are these : In all pension cases flied !before the first day of July, 1880, the pension, if , allowed, Will commence froui-the date of discharge or death. Those commended after that date will, if allowe4 draw from.tho date of filing the claim. low ever, do not delay any jest claim—the sooner the better., SUDDEN DEATH. CILAULES Galmic, night watchman of the coal chutes at Barclay, was found . dead in the chute building there on Saturday morning last. An examination proved that death bad resulted from i an apopletic fit. Deceased was a sobef, industrious man, having not . only the oonfidence of those by whom he was employed, but the confidence and respect of the community hi which he lived. • •NO..THREB'S RECEPTION. ' One week. froni this' evening—Thurs day, Januari 29th-will ( s mear the Ninth Annual:Receptia#l4 Lista, No. Si, of this place. Judging*om the amount of pre- Paratory work already done by thelcom mitten of gentlemen who have tpe ar rangements for the affair in charge, we have nqiuwitancy in predicting that Lin ta's Ninth Reception will eclipse, in every respect, any previous one' given by that CoMpany. The music for the occaitio wilCbo tarnished by' Wiwi% & celebrated Orchestra, of Binghamton, N. Y., which is a guarantee that it will be of the finest quality. The refreshments will be served in the Green Room from 'it p. w. until 4 A. st., and will comprise all the delicacies of the season. The Order of Dancing is one of rare excellence, anti is composed of thirteen round and the same number of square dances. There will un doubtedly be a very large attendance, not only of citizens of our own village, but from towns, and that all will enjoy the occasion is beyond a doubt. ANOTHER :MURDER IN SUSQUE- HANNA COUNTY. ' A dispatch from Tunkhannock, dated on Monday last, to the Wilkes-Barre Re. cord, gives the following • particulars of the killing of a young man by the name of EUGENE HAWLEY, at Line, Susquehan na County, on Sunday alleinoon last : JOHN RrenatoN, an eccentric old man 'of seventy -live years, living near Linn, Susquehanna County, ba - s been annoyed considerable of late by taib brothers; Geo. and Eugene Hawley, who would go to Richmond's house and abuse him and ob tain provisions: Richmond keeps a load ed gun in the house, and last week he told them if they came to his house again he would kill them. Yesterday, at six P. at., the Hawleys returning from a hunt stopped at Riclunond's. Richmond or dered them off. Eugene, aged about twenty, who was armed with a bar, used in a horse power threshing machine, went into the house and was pnt out by Rich meted& son-in-law, Ashley Butt 'l3. He stopped before the house and turned to go back, and commenced to threaten Richmond and Button, when Richmond shot Aim dead. Squire Tyler held an in quest. Ice arrest has been made. FIRE IN BURLINGTON Tbd dwelling lions° of EZRA STROP; together with all its contents, situated in Burlington township,- was destroyed by fire Friday night last, at about :eleven o'clock. The fire is supposed to have caught from the chimney,' and when first discovered had gained such headway as to make its extinguishment impossible, in fact the occupants of the building. were Compelled to leave it in such haste that no time was given them to even save their wearing apparel. The loss is about $6OO. Insured for $4OO. Local Correspondence. STATE NORMAL NOTES Bradford County is fairly represented in the present graduating class. 'rho school record of the seven members from that county shows them to be students not inferiOr to the best. Professor ALLEN's lecture on Friday evening of last week, in the Normal cha pel, was well attended. The Professor spoke for two hours to a highly interest ed audience. His subject, "Utah and the'Mormons," was treated descriptively; and in its political aspect. The disloyal character and effortsof Mormonism were vigorously presented. . The members of the Conversational Club claim to have derived a vast ainouut of instructive entertainment from their last talk, Subject "The Chinese in Cali fornia." The club is a senior . privilege: At Precisely six o'clock on Thfirsday ev enings the members of the graduating claim enter the parlors of Piofessor *AL LEN'S home without announcement. An instructive conversation is then informal ly conducted for just forty-five minutes. A free reading room has just been opened in - die T. M. C. A. rooms, and through theliberality of one of our citi zens, will be furnished, warmed, lighted, and taken care of entirely free of expense to the public. The list of periodical's kept on, file includes. twenty first-class worthy magazines, and about twenty-five weekly and daily newspapers ; these, together with our home journals, amply supply the taste of every one. This reading room supplements those at the Normal and the three together furnish the student with unsurpassed access to the news and liter ature qt,the day. , BELLE. .1 SMITHFIELD i ito January's over half gone and no sleigh ing yet. T e cutter and bells dotb.not yet appear, l and many a young couple has been forced to indefinitely postpone that 1 long promised sleigh ride.... Some now maple sugar has appeared in the Market places, and it reminds one that the season of deep mud and little birds draweth near.... Diphtheria has 'taken another of our little ones from our -midst. A little girl of Mr. DORRANCE TRACY waa buried Saturday. The bereaved .. parents have,, the heart-felt -sympathy , of their many'' friends. . , (?) Smithfield, January 1t), 1880. BUSINESS LOCAL. Pa' BARGAINS in UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY, to close out stock, at 9 , cot Store. Ja,. CLI:R.. Our goods are. NEW and o the BEST QUALITY. MCKEE k VOUGIIT. rir LAMP CIMINEYS at the OLD PAlGE—stx f'Or 25 CESi TS—at to Cent Store. car Try our New SAP. TEA. Best in town.• Ditours. & -MOUT. LW Fine DECORATED TOILET sets ee-Cent Store. Jan. 'XL._ Ems"' Provisions of 'AI kinds, of the best quality, at • Dacitzu & Dr FRENCH CHINA Tea and Din per sets at 99-Cent Store. ' Jan. «. • vir Choice TEAS and COFFEE a specialty at McKim dc VOCCUIT'B. • {*Just received a _full hoe of Japa pesc TOILF .r WARE, TEA TRAYS, BIRD CAGES,ete r , at 88• Cent Store. Jan. 22. Vir CASE! PAID FOR PRODUCE a Oct. 30. MCKIM k VOLJGHT.B. or For a good, durable and neat-fitting SHOE, call it F.. 1. BLUM'S, °milt° Seeley's floteL ,ti0v.2.742. it PRICES WAY ,DOWN on Gents' Flee and .Coarse Boots at -BLUM'S, oppwlte See ley's Hotel. Nee..27-tf. . COMMA has the best wearing Shoes for Men, itomand You4s , wear ? ever offered In Towanda, and at prices Ithln the reach of all. • Ur L. B. Roiximis challenges compe tition for crudity ni goods and low prices on Bub, ,Doors, Blinds and Mo!din's, and al building ma,. 'Serial. ' I caugS•tfl. . Mir The La'rgest4 Beat and Cheapest pas of Blies tor, Ladles•, ktlases , and Children. , sir is found at fltisit'a nearstore. corner Main and linaata, Tract a BOble'e Block. aprile Ur A yonN: nui4 desirous of attend- Oil school and paying Tits way—ln put tqr doing etiorea r wlll be aided by applying Immett!ately • to. E.' Y. 14,CINLAN,: at the Susquehanna CVleglate wi. HAT, STRAW:AND STALK COTRRa. —A NI) line of FODDER , CUTTERS. for handl and prink, from 18.50 hap). The best kinds in sni and eery cheap. Also. CORN 811ELLERS and ROOT CUT RES. • IL M. Wzia.ne... pee.ll.. Towanda, Pena's.. (tom"' The price of Groceries have not ad. Lanced the least at the Beare of Owego' L. Ross opposite Hllll7olllllrll . l3otit sod Shoe Natintseea ry. nest Ward:' • • _ jaaindw. S For toe Millinery, first class Hair Goods. Java C,IITISSI, Gold and Silver tinted Card Bard. and Children's Bsllor 'Tata, call on Mrs; A. ?fetcher. No.l, Bridge Street. Blotching and sewing over a ipeclalty. Cam' Fousn.—On the 15th of December,' Mt, near ToWarida, a rocket Book, with money and valuable papers In it. Any one describing it, ran get it by catiing•on A. W. Gnaes, Anstinriae, Bradford County, ra., and paying for this hotter. gar REMOVAL !-E. E. BUFFINGTON, having, relieved his Livery Stables to the Means House barn, Is preiared to futuleb Ms old custom ers, and as many new ones who may give him a call, with 'nest-class - rigs of every description. Farmers desiring to-leave their horses while trad ing will be, accommodated there at reasonable prices. Careful and trusty men will be in attend ance! night and day to wait uponcustoneeis. Boarding horses a specialty. Jan.ll-ml. tar Various causes—Advancing year►, care, sickness, disappointment. and hereditary predisposition—all. operate to turn the bale gray, and either of them Inclines it to shed premature ly, AYILIVB H1311 1 .'10011 will restore faded or gray, light and red bait to a rich brown or deep black, as may be desired. It softens and cleanses the scalp, giving It a healthy action, and removes and lures dandruff and humors. By Its use falling hair is checked, arid a new growth will be produc ed in all cases where the follicles are not destroy ed or glands decayed. its effects are beautifully shown on brushy. weak, or sickly hair to which a few applications will. produce the gloss and fresh Hess of youth. Harmless and sure In Its operation, It is incomparable as a dressing, and is especially valued for the soft lustre and richness of tone It imparts. It contain& neither oil our dye, and will not soil or color white Cambric ; (yet it lasts long on the hair, and keeps It fresh and vigorous. FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.. ' MARRIED. ASIICRAFT—GRIFFIS.—At the residence of the bride's parents. at Elwell, Pa.. January 15th; by Rev. I). Cratt,Mr. Charles Asherift, to Mho Eva, daughter of It. Gritts, ot Elwell. FRUTCHEY=IIIRREY.;—At the parsonage. In Wyahislng, by Rev. D. Craft, January 15th. Mr. Elmore 11. Frutehey., of Frenehtown, and Miss bush M. Btrney, of Hagar Rum. OBITUARY. =ID2I The subject of thli notice was ono of the 'oldest citizens of Orwell township. He was one of the pioneer Battier*. , Ills father removed from Massa chusetts In the year 1794 to Owego, ?logs county, V., to 'secure for himself and family a home. Soon after his wife with eight ckildren started to join him In his new home, bringlny with her what little furniture and household good's they possessed, hiring a private conveyance to bring them to Otsego Lake, where she procured several dug-outs, lashed them together, loaded on her children and goods, And floated down to Owego. They remained there Until about 1812, when they removed to Orwell. .this county. During theiratay at Owego they had two children born to them, making tea 'in all. They all lived to au advanced age. . Cuss - ran DILL, the subject of this notice, died in Orwell. February 23, 1878, ;teed 87 years and 3 months. Surviving him is his twin brother CHAUS VT; who lives at Owego, N. Y., and who is now almost 90-years of eke; his sister LI:CV Connt sr, of Athens, mother of the noted Dr. JOHN Counts, °L.:Athens:who now is pest 92 years, and one other sister living West that is _past her 90th birthday. The subject of this notice was the father of ten children—seven girls and three sons. Ali survive their father except the eldest sett; DEoupt, why gave his life on the altar of his country in the 'civil war through, whlcit" we have lust passed. Most of his family are settled in Bradford county. Mr, litt.t. was a kind husband, an attectioeate father. an industrious, hard working man, and a good neighbor. lie was all ardent supporter of the plan ciples of the Republican party, lie leaves a wife and a large, , circie of friends to mourn his demise- TOWANDA MARKETS. REPORTED UT STEVENS & LON% Generaidealers In Groceries and Produce, corner Main and Pine Streets, WEDNESDAY ZYENING, JAN. 21, 1880.:,, PATI9G. 69.41-ING Flour per bbl ..... 8 500 750 7 ort 900 Flour per sack • 1 ma, 200 1 750 220 Corn Ileal per 100 lbs .. 0k ' 0 1 50 Chop Feed - iRb 01 40 Wheat, per bush ' 1 I:00 125 125 130 Corn 056 g 6 65 Rye 6x005 ' 0 75 Oats.. .. 4to 4:0 44 Buckwhesit . . t 4.048 ' 0 55 Clover 5eeit......, • 6 560 7 00 Timothy, y..e5tern....... 00 3 2,1 Beans, 62 the, 1, 0001 40 1 200 1 75 Pork. mesh 0 bbl. 15 00 Dressed hogs 5 .05 S - Turkeys 1010 Cb'ckens 6 0s Ducks 8000 Geese 607 Hams - • 7(al8 Shoulders ' .506 Lard- . Butter, tub 5........... 22025 Rolls , 2e022 Eggs, fresh ' 16 Cheese • ..... II . 11015 14 Potatoes. per bushel... i (10 0 35 Apples - • ' 40060 scla 75 Dried apples.. - .. 405 • 8 Onions i 75 0 80 I.Bo® 120 Beeswax t 20. 24 COißrociiii. BY GEO. A. DAYTON 060075' 5°0125 20050 1 0001 50 .1 25 1 25 Hides Veal skins.. Deacons.... Sheep Peltsi. Lamp skins. MEM 'tin Abietisemints. E. 11. DORMAITL, 325 East Water St.,'Elmira, N.Y. Ist Floor DRY GOODS 24. Floor MILLINERY 3d Floor ' CARPETS 4th Floor CLOAKS & SHAWLS Duper floors acceviblu by elevator. air A visit of Inspection is respectfully solicited SA.3I W. BUCK, 4 ' 77OR2kE r-4 TOWAS I DA,PES.rd. . Office—south side Poplar street, opposite Ward House. , [N0v.13,1879.. QUSQUELIAXNA COLLEGIATE IN PTITCTS. Stwomi Winter Term will begin 'MONDAY, JANUARY Usu. saw. Expenses for board. tultioirand furnished room from X 172 to 1180 per year. For catalogue or further particulars address the Prlntipal. • EDWIN E. QUINLAN, A. id. Towards, Jan. 15, 1889. 7yl VA LITABLE FA RM FOR SALE. —The property known as the Merry Farm, one mile below Milan .Station; consisting urn° acres, tine buildings, fruit trees• and. rich produc tive land : will be sold on the best of terms, and possession given Iminbliately. . . . Address R. A. ELMRR W. E. 'L.A.1174 wishes to inform his friends and customers that he REMOVED HIS LIVERY • to the well known Livery 'Stables of Holmes & Passage, where he will keeps first-class LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLE. lie will thoroughly re pair the barn and. make it a convenient place for people co m ing to towno lesztelrh and aehen cid.Those nitg Into loreto spend the evening at parties. ` 3 / 4 c.„ can leave their hones at these stables ;and hare them sent to them at their order. A good. trusty man will be lewd at the barn both day and night. Thanking my patrons for their past trade. 7 would solicit a continuance of the mime, and will he pleased to have them call on me at Ley new loca tion. sir Also Open and Top Ruggles for Gale. Towanda, Jan. 14. 'BO. W. B. I.A.NE GRIST WILL FOR SALE. The subscriber offent for sale an undivid.d half interest In the Globe Mulls, near Towanda, and adjoining Maj. Hale's, with mill-hotise, barn and other out buildings, and eight : acres of land connected. therewith. The mill has lately been but In thorough repair, and is now doing apleudld business—running day and night. Said half Interest - now rents for 1460 a year, clear of all.ex- Fnnsei, and In good Hulce i would readily rent for on. This Is a rare opportunity for a prcditable vestment. Terms, half cash , tb.• balance on I long time. ' JosEril G. 'PATTON. =Towanda, January 8, 18/44w. , Geo. L. "Ross,' .. or the Third Ward Store, has opened a large and convenient Store In the brick block, First Ward, opposite Ilumphrey Brothers k Traey's Boot mid Shoe Factory, and has tilled it'svith A LARGE STOCK OF CHOICE GROCERIES Which he has purchased ln New York for cash, and solicits the confidence and patronage of the public, and respectfully announces that he WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD By anybody.. till Third:Ward Store will also be kept stocked with first-else, goods, and will be sold as low as the lowest. - I . • Taininds,:4lasioary N - 1880: • • ROCLAMATION. Wfiattzes, llon..Patht D. Monnow, Presidett Jtidge of the lath Judicial District, consisting of the county .of Bradford. has issued Ids precept beating da•e the lath day of December, 1879. to me directed, for holding a Court of Oyer and Terminer, General .fall Delivery, Quarter Session of the Peace; Com mon Pleas and Omhan'a Court at Towanda, for the county of P rad ford, commencing on Monday; PlealtflAWY 70. IMO, to continue three weeks: Notice is therefore hereby given to the Coroners and Justices of the Peace of the county of Brad. ford, that they be then and there in their proper persona, at le o'clock in the forenoon, of said day, with records. Inquisitions and other remembrances to do those things which to their °Mee appertain. to be dime and those who are bound by recogol ',Lances or otherwise, to prosecute against the prise. nets who are or may be In the Jail of . said county, are to be Gum and there to prosecute against them as shall be Just Jurors are requested to be.punc teal in their attendance, agret ably to their notice. Dated at Towanda, the 7th day ofJ anuary; In the year of , oily Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty, and of the Independence of the United States one hundred and fourth. PETER J. DEAN. SPerlff, TRIAL LIST FOR FEBRUARY Term of Court, MO, to be held at Towanda. - SECOND WEEK. • . . W. S. Pierce's adrex vs. W. - Bramball et al.,sel fa D. Davidson's wirer vs. Jas. D. Barbourv....issue Daniel Bensley vs. Chsw. E. Noble Shortrldge & Co: vs. O. J. 111ek0k.... ...... assmpt Plane% ',Heins. CO vs. IL A. Burbank et al.wel fa Theo. Morison vs. B. C. Lockwood • • tres ra. & N. Y. It. It. Co. vs. J. D. Mcmtanye et sr:eject C. Homan vs. L. L. Moody's adters Seth Dostne's adurx vs C. W. Doane . D. C. DeWitt vs. Schrader Coal Co.. E. T. Fox, adtifirnee, vs. T. V. Madill. Sarah Jordan vs. Olive Elliott Wm. M.'Keeter vs. B. 11.. Keeler J. P. Horton vs. It. Bennett et W. W. Harris vs. A. J. Layton... L. S. Wood's use vs. A. J. Layton.... IL B. Ingham vs. A. J. Layton D. F. Barton vs. A. J. Layton et al tree F. G. Hall's use vs, George livie et al.. .... . Dine B. C ; Hall vs. Wm. Brague.., app Lyman Blackman. guardian, vs. J 3 kl. Fox.....iapp Satin Kirby vs. It. C. Carpenter ' eject 0.-J. Chubbuck vs. Wm: H. Morgait's adnrr...Aesp Wm. B. Stores, assignee; vs. T. It. Jordan.....aup Daniel Hensley vs. S. Evans et at eject J. Monett, guardian, vs. P. L. Ward et al.. —.eject F,. C; Sweet. adm'x, vs. A.. 1. Layton H. B. ElMourn. adm•r, vs. Hartford Fire Lis. Co. Elizabeth Drake et at fa 8. H. Farnsworth...ejeet Brad. Land B. Axe!. of Athens rs Y.A.ltoot—sel fa Chaurieey'Wheeler Wmairnlf app G. C. Hellen vs. Elhanan Smith app Win. cif. kfallory vs. Jas. T. Clark part A: Lodes. vs. Elhanan ... asap J. C. Blum vs. A. J. Layton tres Jon. F. Means vs. Lyeliming Ins. Co • asap E. T. Fox. assignee, va. V., E. - Plolleit ' asap Rpse Vincent vs. Pa: & N. Y. B. R. Co C. A. Ileavettor vs. 1). Ileavenor's executor...asap .1. B. Broadley vs. Alonzo 11111 et al eject M. Cunningham vs. David Whipple. Daniel .Drgers vs. Lewl.lßileset al os. McKinney's use vs..J. M. Myer . L. Elsbree vs. Hugh Clark Leonora Heath et at vs. John Carroll tree .1. W. Itottenhack vs. H. It. lughatn. ... .. .. . eject Wm. 11. Barnes vs. Wm. May . tree Hiram Morton's use vs. Erastos Shepard • - set fa do do . do do do do do ; . do Subpomas for second week returnable on Mon day. Felintary 9th, 1850; for third week, returnable on Monday. February 15th. 1590. IEO. 11 . 1.ACKMAN, Prothonotary . Towanda, Jan. 15, 1.580. • LI Notice• is hereby given that the following applications. for licenses for hotels, eating houses and merchant dealers have been flied In this office, and that the same will be presented to the Court of Quarter 8e stone, on MONDAY. FEIMfUAMY 211, 1810, for the consideration of said Court, • HOTELS. James F. For, Canton Borough. Joteph Causer, Jr.. Springfield township. k. C. Mills, Smithfield toWnship.,' _ C E. Bartlett, Wysox township. M. A. Forrest, Ulster township. 4 George Suffern. Abuth Creek town „hip. S. 11. Farnsworth. Athens Borough. Leonard Morris. Burlington BOrotigh. Ira H. Smith, Alba Borough. George and O. L. I I - onion. Athens Borough. Ilwight H. Dodge..Mouroo Borough. I Chas. MeGonegal, Troy Borough. Janies W. Wilicoi, New Albany Borough. I.lno. A. Briggs, Sayre. _ . . • • EATING 110ESES. Frank N. Wolfe, eanion Borough. A. J. Beers+. Canton Borough. William Bolan, Towanda Borough. lot Ward. Jaynes Nestor, Jr.. Towanda Borough, 2(1 Ward S. W: Northrup, Towanda Borough. :d Ward. June's Lockahee, Towanda Boronen Wald. Redmond Caton, Towanda Boroukb,'lst Ward GEO. W. BI ACKIBA,N, Clerk Towanda, Jan. 13. ISO. r RixEGISTER'S . NCO'lCE.—Notice is hereby given. that there has bt.4 . n tiled in Die office of Register of Wills in and for the county, of Bradford accounts of administration upon the • Following estates, viz: • Final account of J. L. Eisbree, administrator of. the estate of Dennis Driscoll. deceased. Final account of Ellen Nenninger, sdminlstra• trix of the estate of 31.% Nem'lnger, deceased. Final account of Sarah P. Price (formerly Sarah P. Jone.). adrninlstratrix of the estate of J. L. Jones, deceased. Float account of M. 1.. Terry. administrator of the estate of J. W. Vanauken, deceased. Float account of C. F. Pendleton, executor of the estate of Sally M. Dunham. deceased. Final accittint of A. Dell. Walker. ailtolntstratrix of the estate of Geo. 11. Walker: deceased. - Final account of Thomas E. Quick, executor of the t , statc of Geo. A. Gannon. deceased. • Final account of susin Eaton. adtninistratr4. and 1.. 7'. Itoyse. administrator of the estate of G. 11. Eaton, deceased. Final account of Mahlon E. Elliott, administra tor of the estate of Willtam F.. Itletrards, decease?. Final account el Andres. Messing, ad m inistrat r of the estate of Littman Messing. deceased. Final account of Win. F. Coburn, atinilidsfratos, of the estate of Sylvester I/. Sturdevent, deceased.{ , Final account of It. S. Sabin, administrator of the estate of Mrs M. X. Sabin. deceased. Mil 11 e 8 4 10 154 21 224 23 IS Final account of Wilson M. Decker, admlnfstra. tor of the estate of William E. Piper,. deceased. Phial account Of James Fitzsimons. executor .of the estate of Dennts McMahon, deceased. Final account of Harrison C. Allis, guardian o H tifoi C. Allis. minor child or 'stias Ants, deceased Final account of H. Bowen, admlnlstrater of the estate of Nathan Newman, deceased. . Flual account of Thomx• Blackwell. a 1 lnletra.. tor. atul.Mrs. H. M. Hilton. adthlnistratrix, of the estate of M. J. }piton.'deceased. Final account of J. H. M. .11Inmin, executor o the estate of Clark sweet, deceased: Partial account of H. Catlin. owe of the execu• tors of the estate of Nelson Reynolds, deceits:mi. And also the appralsemenr of property set oft by the Execut4s and Administrators to• widow's and children of the folios, log decedents, viz Estate of Charles Crane, And the itame will be presente do the Orphans' Ccurt of Bradford County. February sth. A. D. 1880 . at O'clock, r. m., for confirmation and allow ance. . ' A. C. FRISBIE, tiegliter. Towatdla, Fa., January 8, 110.). QIIE RIFF'S' SALES.—By v viFtue 41t sundry writs issued out of the Court iff,Coup. mon Pil!VI of Bradford County and to me'dlreeted, I will expose to public sale at the Court House In. Towanda, on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6TH, 18 $9, - . at 1 o'cloek, P. M., the following described proper-, ty, to Alt : No. 1. one lot of land situate in Overton town ship, bounded north by lands of Joei Barns. de ceased, east by the public highway, south by /ands of James liawes;aud west by, lands of Sarah Ann Koen ; containing MO acres. more or,less, about 60 Improved; no buildings. Suit of James Maefarlabv, ministrator of Edward Overton, sr., vs. Thoutas 'crimes. - No. 2. A1.50^/One other lot of land, situate in k Leßoy tawnship, bonuded north by lands of Sereb lot Morse and simeon Williams, east by lands of Charles . Ituar.l and Fantiv Nickuti, mouth by Ty wauda creek and the public highway. and west 'by lauds of Sevelhill Morse; emitaluing 70 "acres, more or less, about Su Improved. with 1 'ranted liouie, framen barn, other outbuildings and an orchari of fruit trees thereon.' Suit of C. T. Bliss, fo use of A. G. Kelley vs. P4nny Hickok. No. 3. ALSO—Ono other lot of land; situate In Towanda Borough. bounded as follows : Beginning at the south side of Bridge street at the northwest corner of John Beldletuan's lot : thence easterly along the south side of Bridge street :6 feet; thence southerly, by a' line parallel with the east line of said Beldlemin's lot to au alloy ; thence westerly . along the north line of said alley '26 feet to said Beidleman's lot ; thence northerly along the Mist line of • said Beldlcman's lot to the place of , begin ning: containing 1.664 tquaro feet of land. more or tes6. Being the time lot which William Patton, by deed dated Dee 30, IS64,.coureyed * to John Mc -3lihon, late of Siteshequiii, deceased ( whlcli deed =sue Is -recorded In deed book No. 42, page 441; etc ),' and by the McMahon heirs to Dennis McMahon, deCeased, by deed dated Al MI 8.1887. and recorded •in deed book No. 80. page 249. etc.; and by James ri•isimmuns. executor of said Dennis McMahon, de: eaued to Mary Ann 3lcMahon, and recorded In deed book' No. 138, page 50, etc-with I framed building thereon. Suit of Win:Maxwell vs. Mrs. Mary Ann' cMahon. No. 4. ALSO—lnto other lot of land. situate in Monroe township. bounded north by lands of J. H. Cowell and Cheater Northrup, cowl by the Black man tract, sent!' by 'mtet)! Gee. F.dsall, and west by lauds of Freeman Sweet ; containing 500 aeres, more or less,' about 60 improved, with 4 , framed 'houses, I small framed house, 1 framed barn and sheds attached, I cow house, I old wagon shed, -t small hay barn, 1 saw mill, 2 orenards and few or namental trees thereon. Suit of il. li. Mace vs: P. M. and J. 11. Lewis. No. 5. ALSO—One other lot of land. situate 1n Towanda Borough. bounded as follows: Beginning at the northeast corner of - John Carman's foundry lot; thence - easterly along the south tilde of rine . _ .. street 44 feet to Water street; thence southerly nil leet, more or less, to !anis of J F. Means ; thence westerly Meng said Means' line 44 feet to corner of a lot this vlay deeded to John Canaan; thence northertyalong Carman's Ilse 122- feet, more or less, to the place Of beginning ; all liitiroved, with a custl °Mee, coal .heds auk appurtenances thereon. No. 6,- ALSO—One other. lorof 1311 d, situate in Towanda Borough; bounded north by lands of Jas. Warlord, cast by the Saequebanna direr. south by lands of J. D. Montanyr, and west by Rivet street. Excepting and reserving therefrom the right of way tor the North Branch Canal, all claims for damages against the said Canal Company on the State of Pennsylvania resulting from the construc tion of said canal ; conveyed' by the Cash heirs to G. V. Mason and G. 5". Mason and wife, to 'Alien , McKean and wife, and by Allen McKean and wife to A. Leroy McKean, by deed recorded -4n - deed boolt:No. 119, page 162, etc ; all improved; no build ings., . Suit of John Beirliensan vs. A. L. McKean. No. T. ALso+-one ether 19t of land. situate In Athens towiasiap, known as lot No. 69, according to a map and survey of the Thomas a Pierce lands In Sayre, Fa., made by-Z. F Walker Jane 23, 1873; said lot being situated .on the east side of Myer street, and measuring 55 feet front on ; said River streep, and running towards the Sintonehanna river at tight angles with said street 160 fret, and Xeing the same width lu the rear_as It Is in .front, and ; Containing 6,250 beet of land, all improved, with 1 framed house thereon. Suit of The BOulford Build ing and Loan Association of Athens vs. Sarah J. an.l John pl, Reeve. 1 • . No.'S. ALSO—One other lot of laud, situate In Tusearora ten nslitir, bounded as follows :.'llegin sing at or near-the centre of the bridge across Tustarrira creek near the Free-will BaptlatChurch in line of lands or Bela Co viiiren; thence north 46* west 5 4-10 perches along main road : thence south 4 34 .0 west 15 2-10 perches to corner ; thence south h° cast l! porches tocentre of emelt; thence up OF ALL KINDS, Segal; I= I. Bishop H. Waterman, Joseph McKinneY. Peter D. %%sinless, Marvin M. Cavanaugh Byron W. Clark, W. H. Locke, Blisba Bleb, "1 Debir Itldgway, .` ' I Platt Wood. , Send.' paid creek north 22° welt shoot 15% perches to tire. place of liegiuning; containing 122 perches of land, more or less, all Improved, with 1 framed holm and I framed tarn thereon. Spit of Vin Cent Owen vs. J. 11. Owe& ' No. 9. ALSO—Defendant's Interest Inaticcother lot of land,' situate in - Albany township. bounded ninth by lands of Andrew Wieldier and Ellen Horton, east by lands of It. E. Hancock, south by the public highway, and west by lauds of Dr. New ton; containing 5 acres, more or less, all improved, with 1 framed house, I abed and,few fruit trees thereon. Suit of Fred Horton vs. Jitnes Mane/mt. - ,Ntr. 10. ALSO—One other lot of land, situate in Wells township, bounded; aokth by lands of John Wilson and John'Pendrick, 'east by lands of Stan nab and Albert Seeley, south by lands of Albert Seeley, and west by lands of Oeurge - and John Wil son; containing 55 acres, morenr less, all Improved, with 1 framed house, 1 board house, 1 framed barn with sheds attached, 1 framed horse bara; 1 corn house and 2 Orchards of fruit trees thereon. ' No. It. ALSO—One other lot of laral, situate in Wells township, bounded north by lauds of Emma and Jane Holmes and Albert Seeley, east by lands of AlbefrSeeley, south by lands of James Osgood and Albert Judson, and west by lauds of Nathaniel Smith; containing 17 acres. more or less; no Im provements. bolt of C. H. Roy, to, the use of Pom eroy Bros., now to the use of E. Pomeroy vs. Wm. Miller. No. 12. A LSOL.One , other lot it land,situatcd In Athens Borough, bounded north by Centre street, rail and south by lands now owned by T. D. Wol cott, and west by Elmira street; containing an acre, more or less; with I new frarued.dwelling house. 1 blacksmith shop and few fruit trees there on. gulf. of .lno. M. Pike vs. Wtn. M. Begat. No. ta. ALSO—tote other lot' of -land, situate In' Lenny township, bounded as follows: Beginning lu the centre of the public highway running east and west in the welt line of lands . owned by It.• Palmer ; thence west along centre of highway 16 rods; thence north along tends of Ji A. Whipple 2s reds to a stump fence ; thence east along' said stumpfence 10-rods to the -lands of It. lt...Patmer ; thence south among lands of R. It. Palmer to the place of beginning; containing 2 acres andl2B rods of land, more or less, all improved, with a 4-story framed bouse,:iither outbuildings and few - fruit trees thereon. Suit of D. P. Whipple vs. Francis Close. . .. troy ...ties .asspt .set fa .asspt .asspt ..app ..tree ..ties No. 14. 'ALSO—Defendant's one.balf Interest to one .other lot of „land, situate In South .Waverly Borough. hounded as follows; Beginning In the centre of Fulton street at its intersection with Pit ney street ; tlt'nce almg.the centre of 'said Fulton street north 45 0 east 992 feet to a cerner ; thence south 3.5. 2 ca5t along line of C. HowanPa lands 691. feet to scorner; thence south 2° 43' east 789 feet to a corner; thrnee north 63 0 .. west 195 leut along line of Wm. Matthewron's land to. a cot te-r ; thence north 4° 30' east 387 feet to a corner in the centre of Said Pitney street; thenre.north 82° 37' west 568 fret to the place of beginning ; containing 7 6.4 h acres, more orest, air improved, with an orchard of fruit trees thereon. Suit of W. E. Seacord's UNt V 5. N. Dell Walker, administratrix of 44 11.Walkier. No. IS, ALSO—Due other lot of land. situate "In Towanda Borough. hounded north by lands of John A. Codling. east by Second street, south by lands of the ebtate of Mrs. C. J. Ward, deceased. and M. If. Latinlng, and west .by•Thlrd street—be ing 100 feet or thereabouts on 'Third street: 70 feet or thereabouts on Seeon`d street; and abont.3oo feet deep; the aline being Mot:village lots In said hom 'ough, and one of them. inctuded in this descrip t.lon, Is a lot convoyed by tie Philadelphia Trust Safe Deposit and Insurance Company to the said ft. d. Madill. dated Sept. Is, IKtii with I framed house Mid few, fruit treeathereon. :{tree' sci fa 10. ALSO--One other lot of land, sftnate In Towanda Borough; hounded is follows: Beginning at a post 'corner Fourth and State streets': thence by FourttLstreet north east 170 feet to a post t. tbeilee north al!-4° east Si fret to a post In centre of well.: thence tooth 4ltict west about 100 feet to a t)00,,111 DM' fence-of State street ; thence by State street westerly 00!4 feet-to the place of beginning, w.th a ti-story brick house thereon ; being known is the Academy house and lot.' . . 'No. 17. Ali..Si7s—Defendant's .41; interest in Due other riot of land. situate in. Towanda Borough,. bounded as follows: Beginning at the north side of Pine street' at the south corner of the politic school lot: thence northerly along said sc hool kit tiS 9.12, feet to a corner off; - a let formerly belonging to H. L.,Scatt, - now of Mrs. Keene; thence south erly along line of same and parallel with first-de scribed line 95:9-12 feet to Pie street 51 feet to the place of -beginnin *MO g. fr med dwelling house u t and a 3-story brick framed w gun and blacksmith shop thereon : being the same land as conveyed by Burton Kingsbury and wife to. Henri Stolen, by, deed, bearing •slate Dec. 14, ISO, and recorded in - deed 'Mink No. 101. page 375, etc. • .No. is. ALSO--four other hit of land, situs:te.in Standing Stotte.township. bounded 'north by lands of John Keene and Jacob Schoonover. east by lands of John Swackhammer, south by lands of William Wright, and west by lands of Theopllllus Schou°. over and Isaac Vostittrg: containiug 170 acres, more or less, about 50 improved, with 1 log house, 1 framed barn and !few fruit trees thereon, .No. M. ALSO—One other tot of. 'land, situate In Wysox towniihip, bounded north by the public highwav;east by Darius Williamsl , ostate, south by lauds of Stephen Strickland and A Bishop, and west by the public.highway ; containing 55 acres, more or less, all improved, with I framed barn aril an orchard of fruit trees thereon. Suit of Tie First National Bank of Towanda vs. IL J. Madill. No. 20 A lost —Same piece of land 41eseritied in tract No. 15. Suit of J. P. Kirby's use ye. 11..1: 3tadill. No. 21. ALSOOne other lot of land. situate In West, Burlington township, bounded north IT lands of. Ransom Cutter, east by lands of Nathan Decker. south Viands of Allen Henry, and west by lands of Steplien_Sttles ; containing 5 , acres. more hr less, alemt ao improved. with I framed house; I board Irani and few fruit trees thereon. Suit of E. Pomeroy - is. Stephen L. atid D. Perry, No. 22. ALSO—line. other lot-of laud. situate 1n itidgliery township, liontided north by State line. east by estate of Norman Stevens, south by !soda of D. F.- iiildreth. knit west by lands of Cote man and I;qui fort: containing 74 acres, more or less, about 10 improved; no buildings. No, 23; AL.:Li—our other lot of land, situate In 11141gbury township: bounded north by -lands of Peren Burnilani and .1 &COI, Stevens, east by lands of Peren Burnham, south by lauds of Mike Conk lin. and west by John Larison; containiug.oo acres, more ~r less, about 8 Improved; no tunlittnis. Suit 0f . .1: 1.. Elsbree vs. Jud Smith. • ' • ...L No. 24. ALSO—rue other lot of land. s lituate In. ' Granville tovenstilp, bounded north by lands of Elisha Bailey and public highway, - east by lands of -Edo in. Bailey and Reuben Palmer South by 'suds . of Benjamin Simpson and bite htghway. and west by lands of John Shims. and Warren Smith: containing 130 acres, more o leas, about 90 Im proved, %Mt, I framed ban I framed louse, I framed hog pete and an or tard of fruit trees thereon. Suit of Elizabeth vey vs. L. D. and D. A. Fowler. No. 25. # 1. i .. .)--One other I tof land, situate In Towanda township, Memded as follows - Begin . nlog at a white oak corner, being the southeast corner of Claverick lo: N0..140; thence along line of lands belonging to Stiller Fox arid others berth 21,1i° went 211 or thereabout, perches to a corner; thence south Co° west 11 0-,10 perches , to a corner post and stone; thence north 30° west 17 6-10-perch es to a corner pest and stone ; thence south .60. west 2 perches tea corner: thence north 21° west 28 4 10 perches to,a white oak sapliug; thence north roe east 35 5 10 perches to a corner ; thence south 20 0 east 27 4-10 perches4oa corner on line of C.,L. Ward's lands[. thence ^airing the HEW of the same north 60° east about 15 perches to a corner post . Mid stone; thence alnog the !the of Ledyard Cho pet's farm' south 25. east 224 perches to a birch corner on east batik of a small run, being on a line_ of John F. Means' land : -thence along line of the same and others south GIP west 32 perches to place of beginning:. containing 51 acres, more or less, all. improved. with I framed house; 1 framed barn and a fest' fruit trees thereon. Tieserving therefrom the_woodsat each end of the lot, with the privilege of passing through from the main road to said woods by a convenient way, and the right of cut ting all wood .2111( timber thereon wholly or in part at any time or [hues for a period Or, 5 years from the Ist Of January. 1870. Suit of N. Ni Betts' use vs. William Mo•cript. , - , 4 - No. 20. Al.so--One Other4otor, land, situate In Canton Borough and township,.boanded north by Towanda creek and land of C, I). Hazleton, east by land of. E. Newman's estate, C. 0. Hazleton. S,, H. Dart and public' highway, and west by land of M. A. Pura's' and public highway: containiug about 70 acres, more or lesii. about GS Improved. with I framed house. 2 framed Joan's, t trained shed, 1 cider mill, I . shingle mill and au orchard of fruit trees thereon. No. 27. ALSO—One- other lot of land, situate la Canton township, Isoindeil north by C. S. Setlard, east bY land of V. Reek well and .C. S. Sellard, south by land of lien. 3leeker, and rest by land of Jas. 0. Rockwell : containing 20 acres. more or less ; no Improvements. of P. T. Metter U. James Metter. . No. 2 4- . ALSO—One other Mt of land, situate In Asylum township, founded as follows: Begiuulng at a Week oak corner of the warrant; thence north 17 0 10' east 39 perebei 103 stone heap; thence north 770 le' east at 2-titlwrehea to a, sum, heap: thence south 15 0 east 136 5 , perches to a 'white oak stump in the road : thence south 40' west 44 2-110 perches to a atone heap; and thence north .50)-i. west 118 - perches to the place of beginning; containing 62 acres and 42 phrches of land, more or less.- Being lot No. 8, part of warmot surveyed In the name of Barnaby Mcigiam, belonging o said Sarah 11. But ler, under partition of 31. Hollenback's estate, as by a reference to toe records of Bradford county will at large appear: the deed of Wm. Ellis, re- corded In don't book No. 67, page 297, etc."; about 40 acres improved, with 1 framed house, 1 framed k barn and few OMR' trees thereon. 1 No. 29. A LS.O-:--iine other lot -of land. situate , Monroe township, Jemmied as follows: Beginning at a yellow pine : corner ; thence south 120 perches to-a corner; thence north 82,4. 0 west 67 perches to a corner of John Bristol's lot: thellee by same north 14 0 east 144 perches to a (Hy pine corner ; thence south 50 0 east 42 perches to the yellow pine curlier. the pleas of beginning: containtng 41 acres, more or less:. nothiprovements. Suit of E. T. Fox's use_ Its. Philip .1.„ John 11. and E. W. Ellis. No. 30. ALSO—One. other lot of land, situate In Wells township, founded north by lands of Horace Griswold, can by lands of Selah Wickham, south by lands of -James Brink and John Watson, and west by-lands of Leke Holbrldge ; containing 100 acres, Inure or less; no improvements. Snit or El haulm Smith and E. L. 111111 s vs. Selah Wickham. No. it. AI,SO—One other lot of land, situate in Ibnlthlteld townshlp.' bounded north by the public bletway leading from the mill to the turnpike,. most and south by lands of Abraham Eastman. sr., and west by landit of Israel Phillips; containing 4 ureic' more or lest, all Improved, with 1 framed 'boo-c. 1 corn' house. 1 situp nod a few -.fruit trees eroon: Suit of E. it. Williams, to use of James. U. Webb; vs. .1. - ILL 31eA free. Bo; 32, ALSO—One other lot of land situate In Towanda Borough, bounded north awl west by all alley, east by Fourth street, and- west by other lauds of James - J. Kavanaugh: beings's/tit 142 feet on said Fourth street, and eatendlog back to an alley. Being lot No. 16, and a 'drip off the north 11110 of lot No. l 3 (30 feet wide In front no Fourth street and 35. feet wide at the west end of said lot) of Henry Ward's sub-division of Towanda Borough, with 1 green-house and framed addition thereon ; being the same lots sold by James If. Hawes to .1. J. Kavanaugh, by Contract dated August 22. 11176. Suit of James If. Hawes vs. James .1. Kavanauga. No: 33. ALSO—One other lotof land situate In Towanda 130roush. bounded north by other lands, of J.. 1. Kavanaugh onion which the green-house now stands), east by Fourth street, south by lands of-11. J. Madill, and west by alt ince; being about 120 feet front, and rimming from Pourth street to Pile alley.. Being lots Nos. 13, IL and part of lot UM 15 (elsaitt 2o.feet wide), of Henry Ward's sub. division of Towanda Borough:wit b a 2-story framed house thereon; being same lots contracted by-J. jff awes to J.. 1, Kavanaugh, by contract dated Juno 14, 1877. Salt ef James 11. - Llawes vs. J.J. Kara. naugh. No. 34, ALSO—One other lot of land.isitua•e In South Creek township, bounded north by lands Of J. F. Gillett, east by lands of A. S. Parsons, south and west by the public,highway contain rig an acre, more or less, all Improved; no buildings. Suit Of Wm; Ogden,receiver of W. H. Gregg & Co, vs. P. Wortenyke; also at suit of W. S. Pitt, to use of A.lWortetiffyke. Vs. lame.. No. 35. :ALSO-.One other lot of land, situate In Albany township, bounded north by A. Sterigere, - west -by WillitiWileosouth by a street 2.5 feet wide, running south' 85);-; ,0 east, and east by the Sosquehatmaand Tinge leirnplke; containing about 1)i - acres, with a dwelling house and bar shed thereon. Suit of J. D. Vedder vs. Catharine Ladd. . No. 36. ALSO—Onis other lot of land, situate In' , 'Towanda Borough, bounded north by landliet .1.0. frost, east by lauds of J. F. Means, south by lands of John Lantz, and west by Charles street ;Awing about 100 feet front on said Charles Street and about 150 feet deep, with I trawled building used fur a painting-house and storeroom, and 1 . other small framed building thereon. N. 37. ALSO—One other lot of land, situate In Towanda Borough, bounded as follows: Beginning at the northwest corner of a lot helot:Mug to Wm. Welch e m' the outline ut Charles alma trance 4egar. sisterly along said Welch*" north line 130 feet, more or less, to the west line of lands owned by J. 7. means t thence northerly along sale/ „MeanVellne. 50 feet; tbence westerly and parallel with said Weleth , s north line 150 feet, more oeless."-to the • east line of Charles Street ; -thence fa along-- the line of said street 341 feet to the place of.brgl nine ; Improved; no buildings. Suit of James Wood's use vs. 31. A. Cash; administratrlx of D. Cash, et at. t' No. 38:A1.90—One other ltit of hint situate In Shesliequin township, bounded se follows:. Begin ning at a ttake on tne bank of Susquehanna river the northwest corner of Land's 'belougthmto the es tate of Ipish,4-deceased, mid the Itenthwest corner of the lot hereby conveyed thence north' 24 6 west 40i rods to a stake set by B.' Y. Walker,' - sold stake being also 361 rods from the nortleiest corner of said , Z. B Spalding; from thence south 86° 46' east 478 73.144-rods tea post - : thence south 83° ll' east 55-100 rods too point In line of lands' of E. Sextets; thenie south 5° 19' west 31 35-100 rods to a post snl stones for a cornet thence north 87 0 It" west el oo rods to a post c orner' 'thence south 34° west 71 61-100 'rods to a hemlock' tree ; ttence south 21°l hest 2 5.10 perches to a hemlock - thence noilt 79° west 3 rods to a hemlock stump ; thence south: 54° west 1. 1 . 10 rods to a stake: th ence • north 64° west 1 rods to a stake; thence north 311 0 east 8 e-10 rods to a stake; thence north 24° east 12 reds tea stake corner; thence north 87 0 II" west 51 3-10 rode to a post ; thence alongthe north line of the Flab farm north 86 0 30' west, and north Mie 80' w-et 278 71.100 rods to a' corner thence north - la° 41' west 6 5-10 rods; thence north 86° 39' west 7 edorods to centre ohighway; thence north 16° Cl? west 74.100 of a rod ; thence south 71W 4 west 14 6.10 rods ; thence south 11° 8' east 7 6 -10 rods .to loud of said Fish estate ; thence north-s 7• 1 1.1 west 15e rods to the place of beginning: containing 138 33-100 acres, inure or less, about 75 Improved, with 1 old house and few fruit trees thereon. null of. • - Samuel Ovensbire vs. C. IL epalding. No. 39. ALSO—One other lot of lair!, situate la South Creek township, bounded as follows: Com mencing at the southwest corner of Mary Ann iinikner's land. running easterly - along her lands .to the tifghtvay from Elmira. to Troy; thence along highway leading tocounty bridge *least line of N., - C. it. R.; thence In.a.norther4lireetlon alongaidd railroad to the lands of Dail log ; thence east-. erly along said King's lands to tahels oe Joseph Chace, deceased; thence south along said .Chace estate "about 160 rodsto a corner; thence east 50 rods; thence south Si rods; thence crest it rods; •- theitee south 160 rods along Limit of Beeman Lew- Is; thence 'west 39 rods mon; lands of 51. Ward thence north ICS rods;' thence west to hlghwater marltof Dunning's pond: thence northers) , along - saltivond to the dam ; thence west to the west line of N C. B. it.; thence south along said railroad to the south bank of race leading from creek to Dun • Mug's pond ; thence, west along Land deeded to D. F. Dunnlnkto centre of highwarleadiug to Mind re; thence south In centre of hlghwayabeut 15 rods to B. F. Iteutting's corner; thence west tot/. P. Venuft's corner; thence west along lands of G. Y . v ,nnir SS , rods and 4-10 perches; thence north • slung !Auds orelOrdon estate about 97 rods: thence West .along north Hue or, Gordon and Vennlr .to corner thence north the`east line of G. F. Vendir and David Ilelye4Au E. Voorhees' corner ; thence 'east along said Voorhees to his southeast corner; thence south along the line of Jesse Monre's estate ; throve easterly along said 51oure's laud aeJut 97 rodit;, thence 50m.h.37 rods along. said Moorti's estate and lauds of Mary Ann Faulkner to - the place of beginning econtedning 240 acres, more -or lest, ahout"lta improved, with I framed house, bog house, te framed barns "wtth. obeds attached, - and 1 orchard of fruit trees thereon. null of Union Bank of Zsiterllle'st use vs. IL F. Bunplug and EllenDunniei. , No. 4e.„.1.1.iet —One other dot of land, situate In TuwaiTtia Itortitigh, bounded as follows: Beginning at a post on the line of a4t formerly owned by 11. - A. Duriilitricl-thence along the north line of Wimp it street Se feet, snore or less, to a corner of D. M. Hall's lot, now Mrs. Cartoon's; thence northerly along said lot ..feet c inclies . to a _barn t thence westerly 20 feet to or near the middle of the;bariz; thence northerly through the barn 38 feet ; Thence wester/y 15 feet 6' Inches to a wing on the barn thence. northerly 17 feet 9 inches-to a tine of lot of James Macfarlane; thence westerly along said lino about' 14 feet to lot formerly IL - A. klurbank's ; ihence southerly along the same 120 feet, more or less, to theplace of beginning 1' 2-story trained house-and part of a framed barn thereon. - No. 41. ALSOite other lot of land, situate in yNI IX township, bounded as follows_: Beginning at, the northwest corner of the late Darius Wit 'lams' farm at a lost on south side of public high way, running westerly hinugsaid, highway 60 t eet 6 inches. o a corner; thence southerly 120 feet to a corner (being a - feet from the West line of said tVilliains , farm) ; thence easterly 50 feet to said Williams, due ; thence along said lino northerly 120 feet to place of beginning; containtog 21 perch es of land, more or ten, with 1 framed housedlere mi. Suit of Rev. D. Cimk on. A. M. Allen and If. J.:Madill, heel'. t.o. 42. A LSil—.-One - other lot of land, situate:lu . Towanda Borungit, bounded north by ll.C.POrter's ; estate. east by Main street, south and west by ottler, lands of .1. D. MOntanye ; sahl-.lot being SO feet, more.to less, wide tin said -Main street and'eatend ing btork westerly therefrom about 200 feet-i-so as: to include the barn on the northwest corner 'of the lot described: containing 16,000 feet of land, mon,, or less. with 1 large 2-story framed dwelling,-1" framed barn, other outbuildings and few trult trees thereon; all improved.. - -No. 43. Al:1.0-011e other lot of land. situate in Towanda Borough and adjoining the lot last above described, bounded east by Main street, south by lot of Mrs. P. A. Griffith, and West and north be other lands of J. D....Montanye : said rut being 10. irk broad rat Main street and extending bark therefrom '260 feet, and rontalutng 12.000 feat of laud, more or liss, with a couple of.sthall 0M1,11114- Ing - s, a few fruit trees and grape Vines thereon ; all linpreved. 41—,,LSO—Due. other lot or land, situate in Towanda Borough and ad/bird - aohp lot last above described. bounded west by Second street, South by lot of Jos, Patton. and, east and south by other la. , ds of .J• fl. MontallYe,t' Said lot 'being 60 feet front on said Setsmd street and extendhig easterly therefrom the same within 7.5 feet. more er less; containing 4,000 square feet of land, Indic ur less, with a' few fruit trees thereon ; all linprched. No. -D. Al-Ss—One ether net of land, situate in - Towanda Borough, bounded north by -the -Dr. it. C. Porter estate, west by Second street, and south and east by lands of J: tr: 3fontadye ; said lot being about 80 feet wide en said Second street and extending ,easterly 75 feet, mon! or less :' con taining 0,0:0 squire feetot land, more or IrMI, with 1 larg - - 2-story house with basement, outbuildings, and a few, fruit trees thereon ;*ll Improved • No. 40. ALSO—One other lot of laud, situate its Towanda Borough. txnanded nortlrby Court street, east and tenth by lands of .1. D. Frost, and west by .!lain str ; being about' 32 feet front on Main s - rect'nnd about 54 feet deep. with 1 3-story brick building thereon, known as s' Montanye's corner." No 47. ALSO—One other let of laud, - situate 114.- Towanda Borough, bounded north by lands of - the Pa. & N. Y. C. 4: It. R. Co., east by the Susque hanna rivcr. south by lands of John F. Means,-,,,nd west by West street; being the same piece of laud leased by Motdanyes to hewers A Lamoretax. Suit of the Citirens Batik of Waverly vs. J.D.-3lontanye. No. 49. ALSO—One other lot of land, siniate In Asylum township. bounded as follows: Beginning at the Susquehanna river; thence by lands of A. Alden to a stake ; thence by lands formerly owned by Win. Sill, now occupied by S. Kellum, to a stake; thence east by lands formerly owned by M. War ford. now owned by E. Ayers, to the river afore said ; thence by ItS several courses to the, of beginning : containing 26 acres, more or less. all Improved, with I framed liaise,.-1 framed barn with sheds attached, and an orchard of fruit trees 1142.re0n. . . No. 49. ALSO—One. other lot of 'land, situate in -Asylum township and adjoining the above-men tioned lot, bounded as followl: Be; Inning at a stake set for a corner, between lands formerly own- _ ed by A. Alden and Wm. Sill; thente by lands of the said Wm. Sill south 45° west Sc perches to a pitch pine curlier; thence by lands of the same. south 50ti 0 west 51 perches to a-black ash-corner; - thence by landi formerly of M. Warlord south 141.1 ° east 56 4-10 perches to a post ;'thence by lands for— merly owned by A. Alden north 7.° west 84 4-10 perches to the ylacent beginning ; containing 17 l a acres mid 55 percties•of land. Which,. nd- was deeded .by win. Cowell and wife to I'. C well, by deed bearing , date August 12 ' 1873; and o con veyed by deed bearing date Nov. 16. 1866,: by Wm. 'Covell and wife to this grantor, and rctprded In deed book N 0.78, page 150, etc.; all Imp s:Ned; no buildings. • _ , • \o. 50, ALSO—One ether lot of land, situate in Asylum township. bounded as follows: Beginning - at-a stake and stone at the corner of - 11. Johnson and J. Stevens' land : thence east 52 0 26 perches to a stake and stone at the corner of J. Stevens' and I. Smith's land ; thence west 93 0 53 perches to a stake and stone : thence north 49 0 west 65 perches to a stake and stone::: thence north 46 0 ' east 44 perches to the place of beginning ; ctmtaining 12 "acres and la perchekof land. more or less; no Un pioVenallUtS. Suit of. The Towanda Building and Saving Fund Association of Towanda Borough vs. J. 11. Chapel and C. li. Turner. i OPHANS' I 6OIIRT SALE.-BT virtue of an.brder Issued out of the Orphans' 1 . Court of Gradford County;Pa.. May :A. 1379 - and elm:Mooed December 15. 11579, the undersigned, Ad -11 in inist rriOr of the estate of Lots S. Gilbert, deceas ed, late of Waverly. N. Y., will sell at. public sale, at the (1)%111 h on e, tnl Towanda, Pa., on AEON-. AY. JANU ARY DOW it 3 o'clock r. .the following described praperti r , TIZ: of 1 laud situale'hi Brailfordeounty bound- On lot of laud 61/11711,'0111.4‘110ru , ..- cfl as Beginning at it stake anti stones on the west tine of Juilefs Gorham ; thence north :t3 O east 481 F 6 perchesto stake and stokes On- to Ilne of Stsnolotel formerly William' Brownin ; thence south 73° west rsa perches' to stake mod stones on the line of Menden lot ; thence soutts"4s o west 55 perches and 5 ants to stake and stones on corner of S4C. Wells" lit : thence south 72° east 50 perches and a linksto the place ofbeginning ; con taining 24 acres, more or less. - . A LSO--Ctie other tot, bounded as follows, viz: Ileginldng at the northeast corner, north CS° west 37 perches to where the road from the south sects the road nesr the 'bridge, smith 18° west 21' perelles on road, south ts. o nest 5-1 perches on roast southwest 27 3-15 perches to a post, south 41 0 east 14 740 perches to a post, north 30 0 east 115 perches to road, the ',taco of beginning. containing 21 acres; more or less, reserving I acre and le perches on the northwest corner of said lot. being lot deed ed to Cosrdella A. Wells, bearing slate I/et - ember 31, A..D. ISO 2. the salkland being in Orwell town ship, In Bradford County, and deeded to said Lots . S. Gilbert by the Sheriff of said count r y by deed duly acknowledged on the 230 of February, 1576, and recorsieklit the Sheriff's and Treasurer's I)ssed Book, volume 4, page 332, etc. _- TERMS OF SALE-411p at tlme - of sale; one-ball on confirmation, and balance one year from conftr. motion, with Interest froinconarmatiou. 11. J. BALDWIN, Administrator. Waverly, N. F., December :AUDITOR'S NOTICE:— In re the final account of D. li. crane, committee or Isaac Crane, a lunatic. In the Court of Com. mon Pleas of Bradford County, NO. 118, !intimacy Term. 1865. . The' uniletTigneil. an Auditor appointed by the Court of Common Pleas of Biadford county, (on exceptions filed to final 'section? of committee) will attend to the duties of his appointment at the office of Davies S earnocham In the Borough of Towan da, on FRIDAY. the Stivdlay of YEBIWABY, labO, at 1 o'clock, r. at. . W. T. DAVIES , Auditor. Towanda, Dec.. 24, 18n. - - • ICORPORATION NOTICE. , Notice Is herebyrgliren, that application tetU ber mole to the Yresideut Judge of . the County of Bradford- for a charter of /Incorporation for the ° Wyaluslog Cemetery Associstlon,lon4er the pro visions of the Aet of Assembly app Wred April Wth. 1874, for the purpose of malnialutOg L cemetery at ,Wyntuatug, to said county. L. P. STAL TORD, . J. F. CIIA.MBERLIN, and others. DAt•l SS & CAUSOCII• N. Solicitors.. Towanda, January 13, 1130,-.wV" A PPLICATION IN DIVORCE. AIL..*To Jane Kingsley. ln. the Court of lberl2. loon Ne 3 9 40 Bradford COUtityj . , ISO. 551. Septem ber 'remit ISM You are hereby notified that Felix, your •husband. has applied to the 'Court of Cord. mon Pleas'of Bradford County far a divorce from the bonds of matrimony, and the said Court haa ap; pointed :%londay, i ebruaryld. 1880, in the Court Rouse in 'Towanda._for tearing the said yelbt In the premiaes, at hit% time and place you can attend it you think proper. 1-4 w. . PETER J. DEAR, Sheriff. $77 4 41111 andefATlT'artaariV=i
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