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CHAS. n. ALLEN, LOCAL rinTOR.
Towanda, Pa., February 26,:880.
ZNTESED nt THE FosTOFFWE AT TOWARDA
AS MAIL! MATTER OF TIME VE•COND CLASS.
LOCAL AND GV.NIIRAL.
The expiration of !Otte ripti o n is print
ed on the colored tailit. By mu t iny the
date every subsrribe7• enn ten. when his
paper will 48 410 PP ed unless the subscrip
tion is resumed.
DAVID GA' aysEn, Esq., of Orcutt
Creek, is au►
.horized to receive moneys on
EALbantio a to the RRPORTER and re-
FeiPt .efor.
7+1113," aDY roads again
. 4. .ints is tin last REPORTER. you will get
liauring February. •
THE Independent voter as rather nu
merous last Tuesday.
THERE are quite a number of cases of
-.measles in this place.
THE public schools of thig County are
reported iu a flourishing condition.
Ito justice of the peace, inspector, or
'clerk ce•election can be a census taker.
, •
1 31Essits,..Entorio and Dot are each
.erecting handsome dwelling houses at
!Grover
THE East Troy Cornet Band are soon
to give the citizens or that place a dra
natic enteitaintnent.,
PitOFESSOIi A.CKLEV'S Singing Class will
meet at the Baptist Church, on Tuesday
evening next, ➢larch 2d. •
„ IWILLTAM CAUNER has taken the! con
tract to do the brick work of the FROST
block, Athens.
TUE Ladies of the M. E. Church, Troy,
have recently bad put into the Church
parsonage, a handsome range.
:WESTERN papers are putting up the
price of subscription on account of the
great advance in the price pf paper.
WE learn that the Peg Factory at Gro:
ver is running on extra time, and turns
out about one hundred bushels of pegs
per day. •
' RLv►vAl. meetings are being held at
Green's Landing, conducted by lie - v. Mr.
Si AT ROU s. t r l number, of conversions are
reported
. TuF. Ladies of the Univer!talist Society
will hold a Sociable at the boui;e of C. H.
AI•J.E\, on Monday eveping, March Ist.
14are invited.
M. H. LAtiN INC. has torn down the old
" MA RSHAL. (louse," on Main street above
Chestnut. It was an old landmark in our
borough's history.
FRED KING, an employ© in the tannery
at• Grover, had the misfGritine to have his
thumb and forefingei smashed, whilst
engaged in foiling sole leather one day
recently.
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DoNATios.=-The friiinds of Rev. E.
SI ULM', will give him a donation visit at
the house of ALLEN CONKLIN,, , pII TIICS
du evening, March 2d. All are cordially
invited to attend..
." Da:Nut-mous Compromises," was'tire
subject fir a setrnon by divine not a
thousand miles from this place on Sunday
last. Wonder if he was a candidate at
the recent towa„elections?
31. E. Quarterly meeting at West Bur
lington February 28, m: and February
A. , m.; East Troy, February 27, F. NI.
and 29 A. M.; Troy, February 27th, even
ing, and 29th, evening.
Tn barn attached to the Junction
House, Chemung. was destroyed by fire
Thursday night last, a horse and wagon
; belonging to the proprietor of the hotel,
Cll AS. DEWITT, were burned.
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THE Leßoy correspondent of the Can
ton .entinel says that "a very large ice
jani has collected in the Towanda creek
in front of R. STosE's residence, throw
ing the 'course of the creek in another di
rection,"
CHURCH of the Messiah (Univertialist),
Rev. W I Lll.lpt TAVIOII., Pastor. At 10i
m., subj'ect, "The Lord's Invitations."
At seven e. m., last lecture of the course,
~s ubject, ." The Judgthent ;' What is it,
1 ! and 'When is 1t?"
THE supreme court decided recently
that it is entirely competem for building
associations to agree with their borrowers
that, imitead of deducting the premium
bid for the loan in advance, it should be
paid in installments subsequently.
SAvs the Athena Gazette : "Item:zer
FugueMs that the paper issued! the
Crecn's Landing literary society is en
titled to some of the county advertising ;
but the editors are too h.odest to ask for
it, though ON and New. is in its third
•
year."
Tun spring term of the Troy Graded
School will hegin on Monday. , March Ist.
Classes will be formed in Trigonometry,
Surveying and Botany, if desired. Those
preparing to teach will receive valuable
drill in studies which they may wish to
review.
AN exchange says a county debating
society is wrestling with the following :
"If the head of a fish is one foot long,
the lidid as long, as the tail and half the
lady of the fish, and the body as long as
the head and half of the tail, how long is
tht, •
Ton Iluilington Literary Society w
Bold an " Auction " Sociable at the house
of I. J. STI upz.vANT, on Friday evening
of this week. Proceeds to lie devoted to
wards buying a library. All arc invited.
Sec Burlington correspondence for further
particulars.
sat•e your raga and waste paper says
an exchange ; they,have gone up to good
pi ices ag7ain. Old paper is worked over
' again, and it pays well to save it for the
( rag men. 2(ny family can save enough
in old rags and paper each year to pay
t for all the newspapers they take.
SAYs the Waverly Berifit of, the 19th :
"On Sunday connection was made be
tween the telephones at R. A. P.tcsEtt's
and I ' AV/iII:WS, at 3lauch Chunk, and
conversation was carried on for over an
hour. The telephones worked so success
fully that voices could be recognizeil.".
WE have received the second number
of an independent monthly publication,
printedlin New York, and styled the
Practical American. Its editor tied pub
lisher is Dr. P. 11. VANDER WEYDE, one
of the ablest writers on scientific subjects
in the country. The paper is handsomely
made up of twenty-four pages of interest
ing reading matter, and its typographical
'appearance is a mtxlel of neatnerz,
Tau Binghamton, N. Y., Republican
says that city wastragrant with bkesom
ing lilacs on the 80th nit.; although the
ground was covered with snow. The re
porters of papers there never were accus
ed of lie-lack-ing,, endowments.—Tunk
hanneat,Democrat.A
Trir4 has been a fortunate year for; tan
ners, the sudden, and unprecedented rise
in leather having, been a fortune to many
of them. Among those who have been
thT
ens fortunate are-some of the tanners of
Western Bradford, including Aram
lusus, of Granville, B. 'Bowls?? ai.d E.
VAuDorz, of Troy.—Troy Gazette.
Ws have received a copy of " The Odd
Fellows' Record," a new monthly publica
tion, published at Montrose, devoted to
the interests of Odd Fellowship and
Mutual Relief Associations. It is well
printed, and no doubt filled with interest
ing matter for members of the Order'of
Odd Fellows. Its terms are tweuty.five
cents a year.
WE learn from an :extra issued from
the Wellsboro Gazette office, that four
buildings and ten places of business were
destroyed by fire in that place, early on
Sunday morning. It was first discovered
in the premises on Main street owned and
occupied by M. M. SEARS ,as a restaurant
and confectionery store, its origin being
supposed to be horn a defective flue. The
flames spread both ways and entirely de
stroyed the buildings adjoining, the total
losses reaching to $13,000.
C. G. SMITH, of Elmira, has been con
ducting a series of Temperance meetings
Monroeton for the past two weeks.
The meetings have been very largely at
tended, and many signers to the pledge
have been obtained. The meeting on
Sunday evening last was one of the larg
est of the kind ever held in that place,
the M. E. Church being fined to its ut
most capacity. , The audience gave the
closest attention to addresses made by.
Mr. SMITH, LEW HATIRIii, A. R. Moe,
and others. At the conclusion' of the
meeting several came forward and signed
the pleege.
WE refer to the Northeastern counties
of this State--Pike, Wayne, Monroe, Sus
quehanna and Bradford. People up there
generally live to a good old age. More
centeunarians are reported in that region
than any other - known of, population con
sidered. More than that, a more beauti
ful piece of God's earth is, not easily
found. Mountain, hill, lake and valley,
plain and valley.—Philadelphia Star.
-And_ the Star should, in justice, add
to the above, that there are more beau
tiful women to the square acre, in the
counties mimed, than can •be produced
anywhere else in • the world ; and that
Bradford County is particularly prona
neat AU this respect.
UNIVERSAi i SST CO7. , iFERENCB MEETiNG
friendg of the Church of the Mes
siah, .! contemplate- holding a series of
meetings in their Church, in this „Bor.
ough4for the dissemination of their faith,
and fsr the: increase of interest in the
cause of CfrinisT and humanity. The
meetings will commence on Tuesday ev
ening, March 2d, and continue every ev
ening throughout - the week, until further
notice. • Rev. E. R. FuttEn, of New
Yorkkill assist the• Pastor, Rev. Dr.
TAYI.OI:, in the services. At the close of
the sermon every evening, a free inquiry
meeting will be held, at which, any ques
tion in regard to faith, life and duty, will
be gladly welcomed. The public are cor
dially invited to aftend, and to bring
their doubts with them- and give them ut
terance. •
THE Susquehanna Collegiate Institute
has just been the x recipient of a valuable
present from Ricnslir WOODWARD, Min
ing Engineer at Bernice, and a for
mer student at the Institiite. The pres
ent consists of a large and 646 collection
of fossils collected by Mr, .I:Woonw.otn
from the different strata in the vicinity of
Bernice. The specimens show the im
press of a large number of different kinds
of plants flourishing the latter part of the
Devonian and during the Carboniferous
age; Some of thti Ferns, and of Sepido
dendrils arc the finest we have ever seen.
The collection numbers over a hundred
specimens,' one weighing several hundred
pounds :, with it Mr. WOODWARD sent a
historical chart of strata, from which the
specimens were taken, the letters on the
chart corresponding with the labels on the
fossils. The collection is especially valu
able to cla.sses in Geology, since they are
taken from the formations , near at home.
A Lodge of Knights of honor, to be
known as Ulster Lodge, was institute at
Ulster, on Thursday evening, by T. A.
Ss:wAno; P. D. G. assisted by J. IL KIT
TRIDGF., and 0. A. BLACK, of this place,
and members
, of the Smithfield Lodge.
The following officers were elected and
installed;
Past Dittator—JAMEB MATHER.
V. D.—FRANK AVMEMAti.
• ..C.,D.—WALTER WELLER.
Rfip.—Enw. 31EnertnEAi.7.
B. S3IITII.
T.—M. A. Font:ten.
!Cidp.-FRED SMITIL
IGuide—CHAS. GOETCIIEE6.
r Guardia lI—FRANK VANWIIY.
.5e5.-31. W. MERRIL..
JJed. Er.—L. B. SMITH, 31. D. •
Rep. to G. L.—JAMES iklATriErt.
Truxtfes—JAM. MATHER, JAS. IRVING,
C. P. FounET.
IT would not do, says an exchange, to
say anything against the boisterous romps
of both sexes who rush into, the post
office every day on no businerf i s whatever.
The post-office is a public place ; it is
liable to be visited sooner or later by
every urchin in the city whale old enough
to walk to it, and it would be altogether
wrong for the press to say one Word
against their loud voices and theierude
actions while they are there. Far be it
from us to utter a syllable of "protest
against the rantipoles wbo daily go tape
post-office for nothing. They undoubted
ly know' of no other... place where they
will be apt to meet so many persons, and
they like to see people and be :seen by
them. But these children could be a vast
deal more quiet while they are in the
post-office if they chose to I e so, but they
do not prefer that course, and no one his
the Power to close their noisy mouths.
For ourselves we love to see them there,
and we would not be guilty of saying a
word that would wound their tender
feelings.
INTERESTING TO BASS FISHER
MEN.
The Afield and Afloat, a paper'devoted
to sporting, published. at, Philadelphia,
offers the following premiums, open
to anglers in the United States :
For the largest black bass. caught in
the public waters of the United States—
with a fly—A handsome fly-fishing bass
outfit, consisting of a split bamboo rod,
German silver click reel, Jiffy yards of en
ameled silk line, a creel, three
_nine foot
leaders and a dozen bass flies with fly
book.
For the largest black bass caught it
the public waters of the United States
with bait—A. handsome bass outfit, con
sisting of a fine rod, German silver multi
plying reel, line, basket, three leaders,
one dozen books find six artificial rnia
nowf,
PERSONAL.
Mrs. J. W. BISHOP, of Sayri, is seri
ously' ill.
Mrs. Joan BasreArr, of this place, is
seriously M.
IDA CAXPIISLL IS visiting
friends in Canton:
—flu= Tartioa has charge of three
engines at the Nall Worka,
—Mn: E. D. Rinput., of this Per
ti visiting friends in Williamsport.
-iltosst INS= Will build a new tannery
at Roaring Drancli, next Summer.
Btsnr, of Wyalusing, now oc
cupies his splendid new residence in that
place.
-M368 MENT6Br, of Athens, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. BbaAnstart, at Nichols,
'N. T.
—Miss Menrittwat,4 2 tif Bloomsburg,
is visiting relatives and friends in this
Pte•
—E. 0. MAcRARBANR bas rental 'tbe
house on Huatou street, lately occupied
by FRED GRIM..
—H. A. BURBANK, who was injured by
a fall a number of weeks ago, is able to
be out of doors.
—W. 11. Burro, of North Towanda, ie
a candidate for the Republican nomina
tion for member of the Legislature, next
fall.
—WILL H. BMW:1;80110f I. 0. BLIGHT,
of. this . plac.e, was married in Elmira on
the 18th inst., to Miss Pajama, of that
city.
Mrs. M. L. Bunny, wlniPas been eon-
tined to her house by illness for several
weeks past, is rapidly recovering her for
mer goad health. -
—The health of Captain.W.,M. CARNO
cues, of•tbis place, is improving, and be
hopes to be able to attend to business
again in a few days.
—Miss AMANDA A. CHAMBERLIN, a
teacher in the Graded School of this
place, was unable 4 AI teach last week in
consequence of ill health.
I , —The 'Review says, that J. ANDREW
WILT, of this place, will be a candidate
before the Republican County Convention
nest fall, for the office of District Attor
ney.
—A "praying band" from 'East Troy,
Bradford county; arrived •in town yester-
day. They are on a visit to the M. E
Church and will remain a week or ten
days.—Montrone Democrat, ISth.
—SAuLsnunit COLE, one of the oldest
and most respected citizens of Monroe
township, died suddenly of neuralgia of
the heart, an Thursday morning last.
His funeral took place on Sunday last.,
and was largely attended.
—CHARLEY Fox has accepted a situa
tion in a large boot and shoe store, near
Wilkes-Barre. The people down there
will find him to be a genial young man,
and his employers have secured an excel
lent salesman,
-MILES TROUT, ex-Chief Engineer of
the Elmira File Department, gave up a
pleasant ca
b i on
tti w Tuesday last.' There
may possi a more genial man
than "KENN," but we have failed to
make his acquaintance as yet.
—GEottosCABE, who has been un-
der a cloud of misfortune for, sortie time
by reason of sickness, a' broken leg and
unsatisfactory business relations, is about
to emerge in the bright sunlight of pros
perity and health. Ten thousand friends
will be glad to know this.— Towanda Cor
respondenee Canton Sentinel.
—Our old friend DAN-In G ARDNER, who
has filled the office of Justice of the
Peace, at Orcutt Creek, with entire satis-
faction to all classes for a number of
years, has been laid on the shelf. We
speak the feelings of nearly all his ac
quaintances when we say that he was one
of the most upright, straightforward
officers in the county.--Athens Gazette.
MIAs LENORA OWEN, the organist of the
first Presbyterian church in Wysox,!was
presented last week, by the church, with
a piece beautiful black silk, sufficient for
an elegant dress. Miss OWEN has served
the church for many years, and is very
highly thought of by the congregation.
She has a brother, W. B. Owes, who is
one of the Professors in Lafayette college.
—Elmira Free Pass.
—The case of CHAUNCEY W. CAMt-
BELL, of Leona, says the Troy gazette,
presents , a rare example , of continued
misfortunes, such as seldom falls to the
lot of any one, and such as calls out the
heartfelt sympathy of all who know him.
His daughter EMMA died from consump
tion, his daughter MARY from an injury
received in an accident, his wife died, his
oldest son FRANK died from overwork
producing brain fever, his son-in-law be-
came insane, he himself was seriously in-:
jured in a mill, his son Wiwi?. accidently
shot and killed himself in Sullivan County,
he and his wife were thrown from a car
riage and barely escaped 'with their lives
with broken bones, and now his son,
CHARLES, whose wife died a - couple of
years ago,, is killed suddenly and without
warning.
—Quite a discovery was made by Col.
En. Ovitirrorr, jr., of ToWanda, the
member of congress iron[ the, Bradford
district in Pennsylvania; on Monday.
This is his second term in Congress and
during his first term, he became acquaint
ed with Senator BAYARD, of Delaware.
They had some conversation about their
families, going back a generation or so,
but Colonel OVERTON did not give the
subject any further thought. On Monday
he received a letter from the distinguish
ed Delaware statesman, in which the an
nouncement was made that Colonel Oven
t3li'S grandmother and SenatoOsrann's
mother were isters. This brings the
gentlemen into very close relationship.
It however does pot extend to political
lines.—Elmira Fr¢e Preu. - -
-DECKER D. DEWITT, cashier of the
Wyoming National Bank, of Tunkhan
nook, was stricken with .paralysis on
Thursday morning last, and died the
same evening. A correspondent writing
of his death says :. "Mr. DzWir r was
born in the State `of New Jersey, and
located in 'this vicinity when about
eighteen years of age. At the time of
his death he was' in his sixty-first year.
Upon settling in Wyoming county be
engaged in farming until, the establish
ment of the Wyoming National Bank . in
1803. He was its first Vice President,
and retained the office until the retire
ment of the late SAMUEL STARK when he
became cashier, and may truly be said
to have died in the harness. He 'was
twice Prothonotary of the county and for
twenty-five years closely confined to office_
duties, which eventually told upon a
naturally rugged constitution: He leaves
a wife • and two children—a' iron and
daughter. The massive frame and pleas
ant face of ,Mr.' DEWITT wait one of the
best know:l l llpin our streets. He was a
man of means, just in his dealings and
the sorrow for his death is universal."
THE subject of all the leading editorials
in the Republican for the last few weeks
hace been " HoLcoun." flot,coun is, a
great,man—he's a regular snorter, and
according to his own paper is the leading
politician of Bradford county. Certainly,
his coke is beard at all political gather
ings—that is he puts in his oar.---ilthens
OFFICERS ELECTED THE 17TH.
Official list of officers: elected at the
Township and. Borough elections In Brad.
ford County, - February 17. 1880 :
ATlistna nonol7oo.
Judger of Electicts- -IP. A. Ann. • •
- In/pectin, of .
Election—D. W. Tripp. Arthur
Head Sc h.
'ool Dlreetocibis Carroll, Zia Vilely J.
Lee Hank.. •
Conetael&—Tred Seeman.
. ACademy Trusteep—E. U. Illeebee, F. W. Brequa,
Ammar—F. W. Drown.
Anditor—C. 11. Stott.
Overseers of the Poor—D. T. Park, T. T. Pace.
Burgess—T. T. Page.
High Coustable—Charles Fitzgerald.
Councll—W. 11. (More. Thou. McEvoy, D.
V. Park.
ATIIZNA TOWNSHIP AT LAIGL,
Road Commlistoner—Mlehael Coleman..
Assessor—Abram Hunslcker.
Auditor--James Muetatt
Treasurer—Seeley Khmer.
School Directors--J. lf:Ovenshire. W. H. Orion.
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Justice of the Peace-11. H Lowry.
Constable—Dubois Ilel!„
Town Clerk—Rush McDuflice.
. Township Trustee—Justin Morley.
Academy Trustee—Z. Y. Walker.
ATHENA TOWIIBIIIr—DIRTAICT 1r O. 1.
Judge of Elections—gamut.' Ovenahlre, Guy N.
Tozer (tie).
Inspectors of Elections—Y. U. Lincoln;
Matbew,son.
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DISTRICT -30. 3.
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Judge of Electlcor—Georre Daly:
Inspecthlll of Elections—Wllllaucßockft,J4nes
Lawlor.
DISTRICT NO. 3.
Judge of F.teettous-11. G. Spaldiot
luepector of Electkuu—Edgar 1. Ruffin. Y. W.
Thomas.
• ALVA& 11011011011.
Judge of Elections—H. L. Packard.
Inspector. - of Electlons—E. O r , Smith, G. D.
Evens.
School Directors—G. 17. Webb, A. D. W 11906.
High Constable—James Henry.
Cobweble—C. B. Wilson.
Justice of the Peace—Wm. Ood
Burgess—J. D. Lynch.
Assessor-Al. C. Belyeu.
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Auditor—G. D. Erens.
Council—C. E. Miller, lead Wilson, J. H. Yel
lows, G. H.-Foss: M. L. Packard, G. H. Dewey.
. Overseers pf the Poor—O. F. Young, G. IL Webb.
Iit.NIA TOWNSHIP.
Judgoof Elections-43,00re TteWt.
Inspectors of Elections—W. H. Porter; J. T
Hutnond. IL.llrooks (Het. i -
School Directors—Plank Holitan, H. Corset.
Constable—C. T. Lyon.
ROTIS COanlssloner—H. S. Spreet.
Assessor—A:L. Iloblnson.
Auditor—lL Sweet.
Treastwor-1). I). Alexander.
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Town'elerk—Clarence Horton.
lid
Judge of Elections—Dwight Kellum. •
Inspectors of Siectloos—W. B. Stone, B. B
!Carrick.
Coustable—J. It. Connelly.
Road Commissioner—P. W. Moray.
Assessor—A. T. Acts..
Auditor—S..l. Area.
Tres curer—B. L. Blight. ,
Town Clark—N. I'. Moody.
ALAIANY TSWI4BIIIr.
Judge of F.lestioue—A. English.
Ineywctors of Eleettotts—A. Edeal, John Batch.
School Directorr—A dam Murphy, Isaac Babcock
Justice of the Peace—James Terry.
Cm:astable—W. L..llfinyon.
Road Commiseloners—Benjaniln Ayres, Ben.
W
Assessor—G. P. Miller.
Auditor—Joseph Waltman.
Treasurer—J. T. Bested.
Town Clerk—A. M. Jones.
New ALBAMY,JIOItOIIOII.
Judge of Elections—A. Lee..
Inspccturs of Elections—F. A. Caller, E. S. Slur
&sant. ;
scbooi Dlrretorr—Wm. Bahr. L. Haverly, D. 'W
Wilcox, I). 'V. Harshbarger, 8. D. Sterigere, P.
Pinch.
Justice ch' the Peace—F. N. Wllcol, Amasa
Constable—W. W. Mayer.
High Constable—Geo. W. Castor.
Overseers of the Poor—D. W. Itarahbarger, L.
M. Hinges.
Assessor—Welles Wilco:. •
Auditor—J. C. Fos ler.
Counell-0. W. Plummer. V. P. Corcoran, J. G
Ss:, A. 11. nobler, B. W. Wilcox. S. B. Ormsby
LUBLINGTON ISOROVOII
Judge of Elections—ll. P.'Mead.
4 nnpectors of Elections—l. Ditts, C. A. Ford.
School Directort—C. E. Campbell, L. S. Wright.
Justice of the Peace—l. J. Sturdetrant. -
Coustable--M. S. Douglass.
Council-4.. S. Wright; C. E. Campbell. J. V.
Rice, T. J. Bedford. li. 11. Compton, Wm. 11.
Brown.
Auditors—Augustus- Essenwine, It. B. Phelps
(tie).
Assessor—Charles Lewis.
Itorgess--Job Morley.
Overseers of the Poor—Chandler LOMAS, E. W
111:1ILINGTON TowNsMr.
Judge of *Electlona—Z. S. -Baker.
Inspectors of Klee!lons—D. Kendall; B. Hap
thorn.
School Direetorr—H. D. Weed, C. Jennings.
( unstahle—W P. Lane
Road Commissioner—lt. M. Pruyne. . .
Assessor—Henry Allen.
Auditor—John Malin. •
Treasurer—M. Wilma.
Town Clerk—A. Melville.
lIAUCLAY TOWNSUIP.
Judge of Elections—John Harding.
Inspectors of Elections—James Duggan; Tim).
thy McAndrews.
School Dlrectora-L-John Sweeney, John North,
James Crook.
Justice of the Peace—C, H. Janson.
Constable—D. J. O'Brien.
' Road Commhudoner—Y. F. Lyon. •
A awssor—Patrica Carroll.
Auditor—D, Donaseen.
Treasurer—Michael Cutrimlsky.
Town Clerk—Jeremlah O'Keefe.
, .COLUMBIL Tow.rtaulr.
Judge of Elections--G. H; }lowland.
Inspectors of Elections--John Gatlin, J. B. Tiar
man.
SchadDirectors—T.W.Bulloek. Wm.Coartaey
J inure of the.Pesee—Morrls Fairbanks,
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Constable--Lyman McClure.
Road Commissioner—H. C. Guinet.•
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Assesmor—Ale Buchanan.
Andßor—J. R. Watkini.
Treamirer—l S. Axpinwall.
Town Clerk—F. F. Morgan.
C&',7O TOWNSUIP.
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Judge of Elections—Daniel Lines
Inspectors of Elections—Watson Freeman. F
a. Williams.
School Directors—Peter Worden, 0. P. Ward.
Constable—G. W. Camp.
Road Commisstoner—J. C. Rou ß.
Assessor—llenrY
Amilitor—T. S. Manley.
Treasurer—M. U. Foster.
CANTON DOELOCGII.
Judge of Elections—Ell P. Rockwell.
Inspectors of Electlout—W. C. fiecrist, J. B.
titles .
School Directors—E. W. Colwell. Timothy Burk
Justice of the Peace—A. J. Conklin.
Constahle—Epbralm Hart.
Overseers of the Poor—Wm. Tabor.
Assessor—lt. A. 31anley.
Auditor-11. B. Parsons.
Burgcsa—G. H. FAtell.
Council.—C,. W. GrlMn. G. E. Bullock. Leroy
iGleairon. J. W. Stone. G. F. Krlic W. W. Whitman.
High Constable—Thomas Leahy:
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP.
Judge of Elections—T. E. Cokeley.
Inspectors of Elections—O. 1.. Smiliy, H. P.
Craghton.
School Directors--Samuel Fairchild, A. B. Will
iams.
Justice of the peace—H. 11. Kilburn.
Constable--W. 1.. I.autz.
Itoad Commissioner—Leonard Moore.
Assessor—Stern alcKee.
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Auditor—E. O. Willey.
Treasurer—lra Varney.
Town Clerk—T. T. Smiley.
GIIANVILLA TOWNBIIIP.
'Judge of , Elections—rfleorge Barnes:
Inspectors of 'Elections—Prank saiOn. D. Mott.
School Dlrectora—Allen Woodin, Q Taylor.
Justice of the E. Kenyon.
Constable—lsrael Banyan.
Road Commlssioner—John Du art.
Assessor—Harrison Boss.
Auditor—Oscar Saaton.
Treasurer—l.. D. Taylor.
Town Clerk—Delmer Saxton.
lIKRItICK TOWNSHIP.
Judge of Eleettans—t. A Park.
Inspectors of .Eleettom—Patrtek Queen, M. A.
Orerpeek.
School Directors—R:33. flankersbn, C. L.Stewart
Constable—H. F. 'Rodgers.
Road Colnrolssioner-0. J. Buttles.
ASSessor—Win. howker.,
Auditor—S. P. Warner.
Treasurer—J. J. Anderson.
Town Clerk—John Warner.
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— Judge of Elertlons—it. R. Palmer.
Inqwctors of ElertlOnF—A. W. Valirleet, L. J
Barley.
School Directors—E. B. Hisagland; B. C.Molcomb
Justice of_lhe reare—H. B. Mott.
Cont.table L. ,A. Wooster. .
Boat Commissioner—lt. Montgomery.
Assessor—S. MCC fancy.
Auditor—lt. W. gangland.
Treasurer—C. X. KVley. , - •
Town Clerk—.C. 0. Poagland. •
LITCHFUILD TOWNSHIP. •
Jildge of Elections—Harrison Crum.
Inspecora of Elections—A. D. Chandler, A. T.
Wolcott;
' SchnolDirectorr—C. B. Merrill, T. W. Brink,
Wm. 11. Campbell.
Justice of the Peace—W. A. Snyder.
Constable—Albert Carmer:
Road Commit:Motion—William Campbell, 0.7.
Wolcott.
Assessor—John V. Strnble.
Auditor—George Plants.
Treasurer-1.0. N. Cermet.
Town Clerk—Lest Morse. •
LZHATSVILLS 130H0001/.
Judge or Electlnn►-9. H. Hails:
Inspectors of Electlone—W. C. Wester, T. II
Bosworth.
School Dlrectors=o. G. Canfield, James II
Johnson. .•
Justices or the Peace—(. W. Brink Stephen
Gorham.
Overseers of the Poor—Leroy Coleman,. D. G.
Raney. t
Assessor J. J. Gorham.
Auditor—P. H. Buck. '
iaoxnotc aottoron.
Judge of Electi.ms-0. F. Mingo'.
Inspectors of Elections—U. L. McClure, R. H.
Cramer. -
School Dtrectors—lf. . W. Rockwell, John Dante..
Justice of the Peae•—B. B. Hollett.
Constable—Guy Northrup. . •
Com:la—B. A. Crammer, E. Z. Griggs, H. C.
Tracey, 8. C. Naglee, Theodore Ackley, James
Duufee.
AIM/MOT—H. IT. Ingham. • .
". Andltors—J. G. Hemet, P. E. Alden.
Burgess—Z. F. Fowler.
High Chnstable—N. J. Chnbbnek.
Overseers of the Pour—A. L. Crammer, 11. C.
Naglee.
3ioNno6 Towziaatr
Jude of Elections—Hiram Sweet.
Inspecton of Elections—Ham cueominto„ Jo.
septs
Sehool Directors—Freeman Sweet, J, W. Irvine,
It. E. Benedict.
Justice" of the'Pesee—Charles Ro
Constable—D. S. Blimps.
.itoad Commissionere—C.M.lrvine, T.T.Smiley.
Avvessor—Charlea Scott.
Auditor—A. E. Benjamin.
Treavorer—A-. C. Rockwell.
Town Clerk—E. W. Stevens.
OHWILL
Judge of Electioni—Wllligin K. Ticketing.
Inspectorial Elections-0. D.Wair.b.B. A. Pratt.
&boot Directors—h. P. Battles, O. Ewell:
Conalable—A. A. Allyn.
• Road Commlaskmara-11. Champlin, Jr., P. P.
Flaworth.
Auemr...A. 0. Friable.
A uditom-46. C. Triable, T. Jl.
• Treauwer.eti. L. Case. • • . •
•; Town Clartl-J. P. Coburn.
OVIRTOS TOW ignite.
Judge of Electtooi-•-Altred Strom.
inspectors of ElecUons—jabea Molyneux. Mart
Bcbool Directors—James Malyneux, Michael
Mallen/.
Justice of the Peace—C. M. Wittiams.
Constable—Wenale Bich.
Road Commissioners—John Frawley, Thomas
Molten.
Assessor—Patrick Caitck.
Auditors—l. R. Park. A Items. Yuma,
Treasurer—Yred Heichemer.
T..wn Clert—Ed. McCann.
Tins iowxamr.
Judge of .Eleetlons—S. B. Canfield.
Inspectors of Elections— William Y. Rayne,
Seth Blakeslee.
School Plreetors--W. L. Ellsworth, William J.
Davis.
Constable—C. T. Jones. . •
Bowl Commissioner—Lacey Stevens.
' Asssitsor—,D. Northrop,
Audtb,r--Junes W. Beers.
Treasurer—John itarnmeriy.
Town Clerk—H. W. Wells.
RIDOMIVIT TOWNIRIIP
Judge of rection—frank Ba3dwin:
Itoottione of Vection—Willlam Larrlron, Timothy
tattoo.
School Dirretots—G. D. Maned, E. B. Tboosioon,
D. H. Baroliato.
1_ V./Wattle—H. H. lice4irmlck.
Itool Counniolonor.,..Vineent Owes..
SMOT •-• H. B. Chtlooo.
Anditor—Willhan D. Dickenoo. '
Treasure-0 W. blood.
Torn Clerk—O. M. Owl no
!OWL TOIIIIIIIIIII P.
Mil
Judge of Ilection—F. W. Towner.
Ifietwetore of Llection-11. McCabe. A. A. Toiykr.
hchoot Directors—L. P. Roma, P. M. Towner.
Justke of the Paseo-8.0. Townsend, W. W. Moody
Constable—C M. VenWinkle::
Road Comnilseloner—J. Z. Outten.
Awiewor—P. M. Towner..
Auditor—lg. 0. Alton,.
Treseurer—L. F. Rowell.
Town Clerk—JAl. Allen:
ROMa 1110000011.
Judge of Election—lL Sonia.
I ompecaon of Election—M. L. Towner, W. W. Wood
burn.
&boo' Dim-tors—A. P. Young, M. L. Towner.
Justice of the Peace—W.V. Kinney.
Constable—B 0, Valmont,.
Councll—W. C. Me) nord, W. W. Wondburn. A. W.
Woodburn, G. S. Kinney, John Whitater M. L.
Towner •
AbO , AIIOI-1E B. Barnes. '
Auditor—N. Spalding.
Buriona—M: L Da) natd. . T
OTtaleere of the Poor—S. Z. Seeley, D. Chaffee.
1111E2111LQVIIII TOW NM IP.
Judge of Election—John Chaffee.
Inevectorii of Elettloo—L. P. Horton. B. G. Parner.
&boo' Dirrefore—Jerre Trench, D. W. Cholee.
Constable—George Child.
'Road Comndesionera—Andrew Wet ,' Abntt Ding
wan.
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Asseasor —T. G. Smith. •
Auottor—itometer
Tretnrer-0. Gore. •
Tow!!! Clerk—Mties K. Oat orne.
SPRINGFIELD TOW/1811/11.
Judge of Election—J Reeser.
Instwctors of Election—C. Parmeter, W. Leonard.
hrhool Directors—W. A.. Brown, J. 11. Gates, A
Smith. L.
Jostles of the Peace-0. P. Harkness,
Constable—Tim Leonard. • ,
Bowl Cosomhodoners*O. B. Dabber. H. U. Gates.
Assessor—O. P. Harkness.
Auditor—N.B. Horsley:
rewtorer—••S. Harkness. .
Town Clerk—E. Daggett
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Jmige.of Electlon—Lark Bird.
lunar-ion of Election—TountainWeet.i.T. khans.
School Diractora7S. IL Palmar, W. N. Waldron.
Cyronos Foront.
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Corotal.le—Diton Pholpa. '
Read Commiadonora—F. A. Trench, E. G. Kingsley,
A..eeoor—H..l. Thomas.
*minor —J. S. D o ty,
Treasurer—Samuel Hamilton.
Soon Clerk-4. C Cemim. •
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Joins of Ilection—John Westbrook.
Inspectors of', Election-811as VanGorder, John
Mahoney.'
iteho.l Hirectitre—D. L F. Clatk. John E. Falkner,
8. A. Gonoung.
High Constatie--Charles H. Bandon.
Cllriable—Grorge . W. tAtninster.
Burgess—Alvin titnines;
uicil—Ephraim L . Lee Northrup. Geo
fillyArd, John Elabontl, Thomas Warren, John H.
Morn,.
Amtssor—Pyrns Warfont.
Auditor—Murnty Palmistlds, Hiram 811111.
Overseers of the Poor—Cyrus Warford. John 'West,
brook
VATII CHECK
Judge of Election—Hiram Sample.
Inspectors 1/ Election—J. 31. Berry, G. U. Jenkins;
&Iwo' IIifCCI7II--.A. J. Hammond, I1'•'31. Ifirkuces.
Countable—O: H. Thompson.
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Bond Commhisloner--S. L. Thompson
A ssereser—David Chase.. •
Auditor--W .IL Smith.
Treasurer—A. C. Brink. •
Towns Bert—C. a ritt:
aTANDINIi RTONi TOWSAIP.
Judge of Electlon—llimin yannest.
Inspector of Electrn—Orrit)J. King, Kingsley
School Directors—W. IL Stevens, T. Espy,
Constable—l'. E. Grace.
Read Commis/donor—Thomas J. Hoot.
Assessor—T. S. Lundy.
. Auditor—J. S. Hanker/mu.
r Treasurer—L. N. Conlon.
Town Clerk—Jared Hart.
• STLVA?IA BOROUGH.
iIIGITS of Election—C. Fuller.
loopectore of Election—C. H. Masher, H. -B. Peck
School Ulrecture—E. P. Bliley, -M. T. Wheeler.
Junti,e of the Peart--J. F. Bristol.
:.youstable—W. U. :Stevens.
''Council-7-11. F. Pitta, W. H. Ftevens, W. Mosher.
Astuesta—P. Peck.
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Auditor—ll P. Smith.
liisrstetut--A. L. Smith.
. rlTereeere of tlm Pte,r—C. linkham, 1.6. Bailey.
TOWAKDA TOWS/11111r.
Joilee of Electiena-0. R. Boan.
i 5 ,. 1 ,,,t0n of E ectfon,-U. McGill, J. H. Scoville,
School Directore4-Vrancla Greg*, A. W. Thmmock.
Jae! Ice of the Peace—H. L. Sco(t, E. A .*Thompeon.
Conatable—Sloane
Road Corumivaiont•ne—Geo. W. Scoville.
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As-emor—Lyman Blackman.
Auditor—George H. Fox.
'Freest] r• Scott.
Tarn Clerk—Millet Fox.
1111011T11 TOWANDA Townson..
Judge of Election--Wflllsot
Inspectors of Election—Robert Keen, Munson Howe.
School Directore—K. G. Bailey, George 'rink, Niles
Mine.
Justice of the Peace-8 A. Mills, C. E.'Whlte.
Constable—J. M. Ayers.
hoed CutumisMont.re—Dlshop Horton, 8. .11Sheare.
Al , sessor—semnet Hawkins.
A inh for - W. J fdnior.
Treo.uret—John W. Lane.
Town Clore—Dudley Foster.
ToWANIA !WIWI/011, Fitter WARD..
Judge of Electlo - D—Jetnee A. Bull.
Ili/Rectors of EsectionLlewellyn Barth', August
Council—J. Ruse binels.
'Ward Aneeesor-11. A. Cowles.
IDIXOND WARD.
indge of Election—John A. Calling.
InPiwtors of Electene-11. T. Grey, Jon. G. l i atton
Council—Jamrs Mel'obe.
Ward Ames Keyser.
TIIIIT WARD.
Judge of Eliction—F. J. Komi. •
In•pectan of Election—J. 21. Sill, M. D. swans
Council—John IS Rolm.
Ward it uennor—J. 11. Nevin*.
TOWANDA 110:110V011, AT LA ROL.
Jnstiee of the"Pesee—W. J. Young.
Constable—J• boson Wells.
High Constable—George W.Mofflt. •
A 110.1.4 /r—JAm e. IL C.' siding.
Anthtor—William S. Vincent.
School Directors—M. J. Long, R. L. Hillis.
Overseers of the Poor—D. t3.'Pralt. William MIL
Judge of Election—Oscar Dyer.
Inspectors of El ection—Charltat mnded S. A. Sox.
ftelirat Diroctildi..-Jetties Shafer, Arthur Allen.
Constoldo —Shelod Itow m
Roof Commissioners—W. T. Dorton, Eraittie Wilson.
Asseasor—A. 1). Drool.
Auditor—John Lerman.
Trea.o ref —Charleo iad.
Town Clei IS—J. If. Schoonover,
TEOT TOWNSHIP. .
Judge of Election—M. W. Pierce.
]l.nprclnrs of Election— Crt Verheck, Delo' Derrick
.set t o o t Blreetoni—A till rill Case, Thumap Gamble.
Countable—H. N. Flab.
B Ed Commispioner— John Hunt.
Assegator—L. T. Gwmie.
Auditor-111nm Rockwell.
Troointor—Floyd Baker:
Town Clerk—M. A. Maynard.
111.07 WOROtial.
Judge of ElPeifpn—A. S. Newman.
love...tore of glet-lion— A. C. Fanning, UPI' Portet.
School Dlrechirp.—Jeeke k;„ Stewart, Pelts Rockwell
Jurtice of the Peace-44. , 8. Mitchell, F. Hoffman.
Conealde—O D. Adam..
Con..eil—Austin Nltchril, E Vandlnie, P. A. Pierce
J. W. Gould; W. 11. (kernel, Geo. Peck.
.ketetwor—R. C. Kendall.
And:tot—W. K Chilsoo.
Overbeers'of the Poor—E. Pomeroy, U. C. Porter.
Durges•—Simon Greco.
TCSCAttORA TOWNAIIIP
Judge of Kleetion—B. W. Wea4l.
Irelpectore. of Election—A. 11. Christian, J. A. Neigh
Etchool Directure—E. L. Sturdesaut, C. O. Donovan
a. Shunmay.
Justice of the Peary—M. S. Culver.
Coostabit--Joiln Clapper.
Bond Commiseioner-21. L. Keeney.
Aearasor, D. Ackley.
Auditor, A. B. Unmoor.
Treasurer, .1. If. Black.
Town Clerk, S. 'K. Smith.
Jaffna of Election, D 31. Quick.•
Insp.ctore ul Election, J. A. Wilson, S. therlin.
School Directors, Seymour_ Winston, DeWitt Whip
pl Jnitke of tke P.ace, Michael Pender.
Constable, Delman Diffenbacb.
' Road Commissioner, T. E. Quick. •
A siessor, John Schack.,
Auditor, Henry "'Hai.
treasurer, D. M. lam
Town Clerk, L. T. Gamble.
WANBIEN TOWNSHIP.
Jndge of Election, H. L. Whitaker.
inspectors of Election, Abram Whitaker, ff. Bowen
echnol Directors, B. B. Pendleton. Theo. Caburn.
Justice of the Peace, --. Howell.
Constichle, 8. L. Rowe.
Road Commisaioner, P.Z. Abell.
Assessor, O. 8. Bleeper.
Auditor, H. T. Newman,- N. Newman.
Treasurer; G. W. Bowen.
Town Clerk, C. T. Abell.
WINDHAII towirsue.
Judge of Election, Silas D. White.
Inspectors of Election, 31 Ichael Quilts, Ira Tineb
School Directory, Jannarßrown. Levi Tubush.
Justice of the Peace, William Sibley.
Oonstahle, Robert Maddin.
- Road Oommossioner, C. U. Jakeway.
Assessor, Wright Dunham. -
Auditor, Nelson Loomis.
ITressurer, Martin Orbo, ne.
Town Clerk, William LI. Clark Jr.
WWI lIIVILIANGTON TOWN/RIP.
Judge of Vernon, Joseph Foulke.
Inspectors of Election, Prank Walser, F. IL Riche
School Direetors. George P. Elotirtie, Geo. Steel.
Constable, J. A. Phillip•. -
Bind Coastlesioner, Clarence flitbbanl.
Assterver. C. T. :twain.
Auditor, B. 11. War ti.
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Treasurer, W. L. He UOZ.
Town Clap. Pakatgetriery
triton rotrusuir. ' •
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Judo of Klectioo, R. D. Yergtmon. •
Inspector* of Electkiu, C. T. [Dollop. J. W. reetwore
&boot Directors, A. K. Lent, John R. Cott.
Justice of the Peso., Z. A. Coolbaugb, 4 -
Coottable, K. D. Diebor.
Road Olnunteeioner, W. Waite. .
Assessor; Win. 11. King. - . - -
Auditor, A. ItCass -
Trossuusr. Dayton Allen. .
Town Cleric, C. Z. nutlet!. '-
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Judge of Ziectian, Geo. B. Acrojd.
Inspectors of ZlecUon, Allen IL:toren J. G. Eerier
Moot Directors, E . . 8. Tuller„Ustutson
'Constable, C. S. Stone.. ' -
Iked Commissioner, K. 8. Keeler: '
Assessor. J. B. stelturd.
Auditor, G. K. Bixby.
Treasurer, James Beaumont. •
Town Clerk, E. 1.. Dunkley. • '
• ' .ro wino Townsnir.
Judge of Election, Cora' Brown.
Inspectors of Election, John,C.ou rtright.Oraks Fuller
&hoot Directors, J. B. Newton, Wm. Johnson. '
Constable, Joint W. pennon.
Maid Commiesionor, Peter Bearden . .
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Asseeenr, J. W : Nutt.
Auditor, if. W..Grinnell.
Tteasurei, Asa Wilcox.
Town Clerk, - 4. 11. Limit& •
COURT PROCEEDINGS CONTINUED
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1880.
W. R. Storrs, Assignee of John F.
Means vs. the Lycoming Fire Insurance
Company—Assumpsit. Verdict for plain
tiff $3,300.
A. Loder vs. Elhapan Smith--+Trespass.
E. C. Gridley and J. A. Wilt, Esqs., for
plaintiff; E. L. Hillis, F.sq., for defend
ant. Verdict for defendant $122.69.
H. W. Merrill to the use of Joseph Mc-
Kinney vs.. J. M. Myer—Scire Facias.
William Foyle, Esq.,
for plaintiff"; John
F. Sanderson, Esq., for defendant. Ver
dict for plaintiff if 1877.
J. D. Vedder vs. Catherine Ladd.--:
Thomas E. Myer, Esq., appointed Audi.
tor to distribute fund raised by Sheriff's
sale of defendant's real estate.
In, the matter of the application of
Mary Jane Doolittle for the benefit of her
separate earnings. Prayer of petitioner
granted.
In the matter of the voluntary assign
ment of Long it Co., for the benefit of
their creditors. Bond approved.
Viola E. Buxton vs. William D. Buzz
ton.—Alias subpanza in divorce directed
to be issued. _
Frank M. Taylor vs. Elizabeth Taylor
—Divorce granted. •
Joseph Hines vs. the Secretary of the
Bradford Building and Loan Association
of Athens.—Court direct an alternate writ
of mandamus to be issued.
H. H. Mace vs. F. M. Lewis, and James
H. Lewis. Amos Harris • vs. J.mas T.
Storrs and T. C. holey.—Rules to. open
judgment in each case. - •
The following Sheriffs Deeds were ac
knowledged :
To Athelda Bennett, for one lot in Al
bany township. Sold January 17, 1880,
as the property of C. C. Knapp.. $2-0.
To. G. 0. Holcomb, for two lots - in
Wells township. Scild February 6, 1880,
as the property of William Miller. $5O.
To James H. Webb; for One lot in. Ath
ens Borough. Sold February 6, 1880, as
the property of Edward D. Peck. $325.
To James 11. Webb, for four acres of
landin Smithfield township. Sold Feb
ruary 6, 1880, as the property of _J. B.
McAfee. $5.
To T. F. Madill, for one lot .in Wysoir
township. Sold February 6, 1880, as the
property of A. M. Allen, et. al. *355.
To John Holnies, for one and one-fourth
acres of land in Albany township. Sold
February 6, 1880, as the property of,Cath
stifle Ladd.' .1:413.
• To Fred Horton, for five acres of land
in Albany township: Sold February 6,
1880, as the property of James Hancock.
To Joseph. Powell, for 15 acres of land
in West Burlingual township. Sold Feb
ruary 0, 1881,!, as the property of.ealeb , A.
Wiles. $5O.
To E. Pomeroy, for 50 acres of land in
West Burlington township. Sold Febru
ary 6, 1880, as the property of Stephen S.
and Daniel Perry. -
To James 11. Webb, for one lot in Ath
ens,!Boruugh. Sold February 6, 1880, as
the property of Georgiana Spalding, et. al'.
$lB5.
Local Correspondence.
TUSCAROR - A
Mr. and Mrs Richard Keeney, of Wyoming
county, and Mr. and Mrs . ..l.J. Lewis, of Twine
rota, resolved to give Mrs. Aura Lewis, the widow
of Augustus Lewis, a surprise at the house' of
Mlles, on the old homestead of Augustan Lewis,
ti ToseOruro, on the !Ph Inst. Mr. Keeney and
totally and Mr. Lewis and family appeared at the
house Glare mentioned, wit h Others following, until
Mr.liiiies came out asktuglf "there was a funeral
in the 'Wave anywhere." Soon the baskets and
palls were taken from the wagons and milled to
the house, Until Mr. Miles was satisfied. that. the
visitors had not come to starve nor to eat him. tint
of house and home. As I+ol , ll as the company found
that the object of their gathering was to hare a.
good time and - get a big dinner, one of the, largest
rooms of the house was cleared until there 11314
room fur all. Whtle the table stood burdened with
good things to supply nature's Wants, we were all
invited to take seats around. A blessing wA asked
by it. W. Wood, of Tuscarora. Fur the next half
hour there was so much for every one to do that'
little was said. After dinner Mrs. If. W: Wood
was invited Ulf/kb:CC ant, steg a song suited to the
OCCASiOII, which she 'did. it. W. Wood was then
called upon to make a speech, anti he took for his
subject, "lie that bath friends must show himself
friendly after which the friends of Aunt Aura
moved forward, lying presents it, her lap until she
said. "it is more than I can ask." Mr. Alfred
Miles and Mr. J. J. a Lewis made some remarks
which were very appropriate, and the company
then joined in singing ••Shall we Gather at the
River ;" and nearly all bad the blessed hope that,
though we might n.ver Meet again on earth, we
shall meet on the of her shore and join in one end•
less song of pral.e, and where parting is no more.
Tuscarora, February 24,.1850. W.
BURLINGTON
Burlington feels happy since election.
The I.ltentry Society Is doing a good work for
the young people. We presented the school with
an tks dictionary a short time since, and a library* is
what we are aiming for now. In clew of this, the
Society will give an "Auction," Friday evening of
this week, at the residence (it 1. 4. Sturdevant
the ladies to I.ring the refreshments' and he sold.
while the masculine portion will —bid them off,"
securing a - partner for the evening. We anticipate
a good time. We want. it itistitAly understood
that when our Society gives an ennirtainment, you
will invariably...get more; than your moneys worth.
We are intending shortly to give another exhilth
tlon, and anybody - knons what Burlington extra .1-
tions We invite ail 'termite to our •• Auction"
next Ft tday evening. Don't forget.
LOCI" 7.. SMDEVANT, Secretary.
Burlington, Feburary 26, 1850.
LERO Y
Elder Phenix. le holding a protracted meeting at
Leßoy Centre.
Gibson Crotut bag just returned treni a• trip to
England.
Adelbert Coon goes to Michigan this week to
seek a new home
,J. 1). Ifoagland has taketil unto himself one of
the fairest of the fair, and now Allah Tlllottson
will be his partner during life. May peace, joy
and prosperity attend them.
T. F. - Wooster has- taken up the practice, of
inedidlue at Ogdensburg. Tloga, Pa.
MeCraney & smith have dissolved partnership in
the business of, blarksmithing.
The question 01 . 1 grading the schools at ,the
Centre is 01110 of the exciting topics of disscus.siOn
at present. The chances are against it.
The forty-fourth anniversary of the marrriage of
Harmon and Fanny Hickok, occurred on the Mit
test. quite a number of their friends and rela
tives made it an occasion fur having a jolly visit.
A Post of tem ti. A.R. is soon to be organized at
this place.
The funeral of Mrs. Matilda Oreeno, of Canton.
took place at Leßoy. on Sunday last
Leßoy Centre is 3 quiet little village consisting
of two churches. four stores, two cabinet shops,
two grist mills , two " saw mills, four blacksmith
shops, two cooper shops, tour horse-Jockeys, two
shoe shops, two school houses, one wagon shop, One
hotel, one physician, one tnibinery shop, two good
halls and an 'lndustrious and thriving community
but the educational Interests of the children are
sadly neglected
. Ira I.lndley's son and daughter, who are attend
ing the Orphan Schad, at Mansfield, are now at
home on a visit.
. _
The golf bridge on the road leading to Car
Hun has heroine an Intolerable nuisance.
U. K. Mott was reelected Justice of the Peace
Leßoy Lodge, 1. 0. 0. r., is In a flourishing con
dttion.
Nearly all kinds of provisions are sold at a high
er retail price at Leßoy than at any of the other
country villages in the county.
I]flee Roil Morse closed her school at West
Tranklin last week •
Christopher Hartman; of Leßoy is In his ninety
sixth year. and to as bale and hearty as a man many
years younger.
SL Valenttne'svrays have been so queer of late
that he has raised triteo bluster. Q.
Leßoy, February '1.6, 1890.
TROY
Mr. W. B. Gernert, who was serlons!y Injured
by the explosion of tils range, 13 rsphity recovering,
The Sheri!: closed the sale of goods of Long
last Satiirday. having realized enough to, sattsfY
all the lien creditors and tearing quite a balance to
the hands of the Assignees. The stock was welt
sold and the Misiness transacted in a very satlafac
tOrr manner.,
The revival meetings still continue, and Much
interest has been shown throuvold the Voile
meetings. More sea good seems to have I...een
done than Das often been the case wheathe
went has been conch greater.
The frame of. G. F. , Viele's neW mill will be
raised this week. and the completldn of the Mind
ing will be accomplished lo a few decks.
• llorr Kenyon has opened a new stone-quarry, and
is preparing to furnish building material of good
quality at reasonable rates. . U.
Troy, February :4, GM.
ORWEi.L.';
.At the Orwell Library Festival, on Friday ero
ding last, we noticed the fares of Messrs. Joshua
Alderson, of Eureka, Nev.; Jas. Alderson, of Her
rick, add their families; also, Miss Carrie While&
ker, of Warren, and Mtn Lucy Pitcher, of Owego.
More than bait the members of the Aeenelatiun
were conspicuous for. their absence. Irreverent
Walter Dinsworth icelere( l ) Preached a arireritd
sermon on ",Doin' Things by if alvea" The eve
ning passed pleasantly and the net proceeds wire
1122. it&
A beautiful copy or the "Narrative of COL
Hails Second Arctic Expedition," has Just
.pfta
received through Ron. E. Overton. Al.
Orwell, February' U. IMO.
BENTLY CREEK.
J. 11. McKee has gime to New York eltY for
medical treatment. his health having been poor for
a tong time by disease contracted during 'service In
the w ir. . Many ere the Wrecks of a OrelfirigOratull
manhood that are strewed along our pathway,
"caused by the late Itebellion.,,
Mack Craig Mpreparing to build a new house
the season, which will add greatly to the
appearaoce of our thriving village. •
Stephen Tldd has ,moved back to Towanda.
While here his. plcant and agreeable manors
Made him many,frictols. 2 - -
Tielvdthip election rivaled off nniett —nOt a pull-
Retie enc,untor of aoy klud. Th. 6 DenioeratB
elect Constable, Commissioner and'Osessor by the
following majorities: As/lessor, 38; ILfitimiselener.
SS; Constable, 101. The balance of t e Republican
ticket was elected.
The Ilaptlet Church Society contemplate building
shed , ' for the sheltered their teams during service.
"A good man is merciful to bin beast." Onr Sab
bath StMool has celebrated the second Illantirersary
of Its organisation. Ender the united efforts of
Rev. P. S. Everett nod the Superintendent. D.-11.
Earthen. it has steadily increased In numbers and
enthusiasm, and Is now Ina healthy and prosperous
condition, and cannot fall to trace a lasting
preasiou for good morals on the rising generation.•
County Superintendent G. IV. Sian was In onr
,townstilp last week visiting sehisAs. lie Is est
.dently the right titan in the right .place. Is' un
tiring energy and ceaseless Iniinstry has:done much
to bond upi our .ehards, and his lundenee acts as a
strsing , situ:Want to 01rectors to take bold of sehtiol
matters and look atter the Interests of taxpayers,
putillaanddeaelters. BIL,TSY.Y BAKER.
Dentley ttick, February . 24. •
W IN DHAIA
.Not having seen any communication from our
neighborhood, I thought I would drop a few tines,
hoping that It may be of interest and encourage
meat to some' your readers. Ait a community,
we Dave great reason to' rejoice, as weleave been
having revival meetings, conducted by tiros
Farnsworth and Myer, of. Milan, and our circuit
preacher, Howard, and great good has been done:
Quite a large number, that three week., ago were
groveling In lan and advocating the cause of the
enemy of our WAIN are to-day Molclng that their
nanny sins are.torglven Truly, a great change has
taken place In our midst. Whole fatuities bane
found In their Saviour a satisfying portion, and I
:wore you that Ilros. Farnsworth and Myer htive
tamale to themAlves many true and warm friends
to nor community. that will never forget them;
neither the sweet songs that they su sWertly sung.
Fiorillo earnest exortaylons that they made bat he
people. Tridy, they are men of God ; and they are
successful workers for the Master, and we truly
appreciate their labors among us
„Mr. Charles Titus and wife are Instructing the
good people lu the art of singing. They are sue-.
re , : ; sful teachers and are .having good- singing
schools, and the class is progressing finely 'They
are jovial, friendly, goad people, - and are giying
entire satisfaction as teachers of roeal music.
Addle: Vanormuu teach, our ; with
what PUCCaI rem:talus to.be told.
TlO quest ion t. oeirinilonaVy as.ked. "Who Is to be
our next Judge of Bradford county P'• We !tope
the best man may be elected. .
Pavia D. Dunham; of - our community. is enjoy--
114.1 as third honeymoon, havinz recently married
Miss Mary Vaudermark, of Nichols, N 'T.
The mitts of john Venderson, tliat - sVere burned
late last Fall, have been rebuilt, and are nearly
ready for business
The hearts of the lumhertnen are made sad by
the disappearance of the late stem. • • •
indbum, February 13, :11039. J. J.
IN MEMORIAM
WHEIMAS, We, the members. of 'the
Rebekah Degree of Leßoy Lodge; No.
6411, 1. 0. Q. F., have lost from our eir*
an esteemed brothek, J. E. LILLEY attd
whereas, he has lefti a wife who has taken
upon herself; the duties and privilegei of
a Daughter of Rebekah, to mourn the
loss of her husband, the father of her
orphan children; therefore—
liexolred, That we, brothers anstsisters
of the degree of Rebekah, although' call,
ed upon to mourn the loss of one of our
number, realize that it is Goo ode; Father
who givetti . 'and 'who taketh , away and
that we mourn', our brother( has
paFsed to a land where `'mourning is not
known. ".
ReBotred, That we expend our condo'
lence to our sister Evx Lit.t.v.V 'and her
little ones, in theirsore distress, trusting
that the smilA and -fortunes bestowed by
an All-wise Providence ,may be comfort-
mg, in their time of need.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu
tions be sent-to the bereaved family and
that they be published in the Muumuu
REPOItTEIt, Canton &ntinel and Towanda
Jgurnal..
3frs. A. T. LILLEY,
Mrs. A. Ji KrrcHEN, _COM
Mrs. H. K. Morr.
Leßoy, February , 18SQ.
sArLsTtuity coLv.
Saulsbury Cole (fled at his rehldence to Monroe.
Vel,rua'ry IU. Is.q aged 7O oars and one month.
He had not been able to la•rforni bard labor for a
few yews ,att. beim atalieq•d with rbeuntatbot;
thought that he would leav us so soon
or so stoldonly. During the night of the lath he
1.34 taken suddenly 111, and died fu tho early
morning of the 19:1i: The funeral - .lv:i's largely at
-tended on the foltewing Sabbath. andrthe services
were eitt A
oineted ity the writer. U,rr.1.11 to, the Itor. ,
Mr. Armstrong, of the Presbyterial:Claret,. Thits
a kind conspanton, a loving fattier, a good neigh
bor. an honest !fiats and a lover of Aesus IA gone
from she ins -"N t hh, wortet - hi , th e ev e rgr e en
•slintes.•' lie leaves ah atilleted Titre and tilgist
children to mourn while he rejoices. E. li.C. ,
The following linea were written by one of those
children—Mrs. Wealth 3 Bush:
Christ lias called thee, dearest father,
Angels I.nr, thy Apirit
Thou Wert aged, worn and weary,
Thou no wore on'earth shall roam.
In a glorious home In Heaven
moo art happy.—blest i to 7 ilay
With a throng of pure. *deemed ones.
All their alns are washe'd away.
nelng Fong., of pratar. to Jesus,
Who has rieansed !mu every F.lll
Opened a ido the heavnidy pottalN
Let the teary Christian in. •
GO , l, we love Thee. whelly trust Thee
Own Thy hewer and love dishae
Thts dear mother and his children.
May their hearts he wholly Thine.
Peace ! A heaverity calm steals der ng,
And these ws‘td.A come to my ear.—
:. Peace 1 give thee, peace I leave thee ;
Be not troulded, du not fear."
EE=I
EMPLOYMENT FOR LA nrEs.—The Queen
City Suspender Comtany .of. Cincinnati,
are now manufacturing and introducing
their new Stocking Supporters for Ladies
and Children and their unetfualc , 4 Skirt
Suspenders for Ladies. None should be
without theM ; our leading physicians
recommend theni, and are loud, iu their
praise. This manufa.3thring establish
ment is manageOpy ladies who nave made
the uants of lades and children, ao i study,'
and they ask us to' refer them some
reliable and energetic lady tO introduce
them in this county, and we •certainly-
think that: an earnest, solicitation in every
aousehold would meet, with a :ready re
sponse, and that a determined woman
could make a handsome salary and haVe
the-exclusive agency for this-county. We
advise some lady who - is in need of 'em
ployment to send a postal - card to the
Ctimpany, with her name and address,
and mention this paper. Address, Queen
City Suspender Company, Non. .147 & 149
West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
SPELLINU REFORM—Is yet a- thing of
the future; and until it becomes,generally
adopted all persons who use pen or pencil'
want z handy pocket dictionary. The
neatest and most complete thing in this
line .is given away as a premium to all
who send Fifty Cents for one year's sub
scription to the Health Monthly. Sample
copies sent free by the Murray Hill Pub
lishing Company, 129 E. 2Sth Street, New
York City.
BUSINESS LOCAL.
rir BARGAINS in UNDERWEAR
and 110tilinitt to close. out stock, 7 31 99-Cent
Store. Jan. 22.
tfTe r ,_ Our goods are NEW and of the
BEST QUALITY. . DEcxxic &Xot-Gur.
Mr LAMP CIIIMNEYS at the OLD
muck—six for 22 CENTS—at 99-Cent Store..
or Try our Neiv .TAP. TEA. Best in
town. nßewint Sc.l.orour.
Of Fine DECORATED TOILET. sets
at 99-Cent Store. Jan. ttf.t.
or Provisions of all kinds, of the best
quail ty, at DICKER St VOCOIITS.
FOR RENT.—The yellow house on
Canal street. cast of the EPlseePal Church. •
Apply to' JAsms - MACFAIILANE.
or FRENCH CHINA. Tea and Din
ner svls at-9U•Crnt St4e. Jan. 22.
, rir ()twice TEAS -and COFFEE -a
specialty at 111f.CAElt k VOLTG II T'S.
- gar Just received a full line of Japa
nese TOILET WARE. TEA. - TRAYS, lIIED
CAGES:etc.. at na•Cent Store. Jan. 22.
CASII PAID FOR PRODUCE. at
Oct. 3(. DEuxim .1c Voccit3"s.
lnir Fora good, durable and neat-fitting
SHOE, call at F. J. oppo4lte Seeley*
Hotel. • Nov. 274 f.,
LOST.—In Towanda I3oro?, or be
tween the ktoro , and Nail Works, Monday, -Feb.
7.24.. a Smith & Weston Central Fire 5-Shooter
iIIEVOLVF4:.; hay name M 11. li . c,,LyAvv,
stamped under cylinder. The finder will be suita
bly tvivarded by iearing the fame at this ontee,-at
1V PRICES WAY DOWN on Gents'
Vine and Costae Boots at FILM'S, opposite Illaa
lers natal. NOY. 274 f.
Ur L. B. *Do Ens !chat :well co In-pe
tition for quality, of goods sad low prices on Saab,
Doors, Blinds and NoldlnA,s, and a/ building ma.
tertal.z fasll24t3.
t The Spring Term of the'Smithfield
School Will open Muth Special Sate:Mon wtlS
At given to those preparing to teach. For further
particulars address I. 8. CRAWFORIN
Feb: 26.w2.. Principal.
• or The .Laigest, Best and Cheapest
line of Blies for Ladles', Mares' and Children,•
wear is found at 6onszu.s new note, corner Main
and Tracy * Noble's Block. sprliil
- Ur COMER haa the best wearing Skioti
for Men, Boys and youths! Wear ever offered in
TOWIII42e, and at Weea within the reach of all.
• Vi' The Pennsylvania State College
offers free tuition toiall who enter Its classes.
Betug liberally endowed by the State, It Is able not
only to-make this proposition; but ft also protrides
klt•Mens and fundshes the fuel.for them free of
charge to those students who wish to lessen the!,
expenses by boarding themselves. For - full lub;r
matloc. address the"-President, State College, Cen
ts: County, Pa. Feb. 26-wl.
re . iIAY, STRAW AND STALK CUTTERS.
Hine of FODDER CUTTERS, for hand
and power,i from 116:50 to 030. The bent kind! in
One 'and..TerY cheap. Alto, CORN SHELLERS
and ROOT CUTTERS. H. M. WaLnri:
Dec. II - • Towanda, Penn's.
Vor fine :Millinery, first claSs Hair
Goods, .1;1, 1 a Canvass. Gold and Sliver tinted Card
lloanl;and Childien's Sailor Mats, call on 31rx. M.
A. Fletcher, No. 4, [Midge Street. Bleaching and
sewing over, aigieclalty.
rte - LOST, STRAYEDIOR STOLES—From
the previOno et G. G. AVE . t.tatt, ( 7yaltning. Pa.,
a black aid tau Pox Hound uamii Maier; tan
legs, lead and tars; black .on back trom shoulder
to tip - of tall. which Is a little bushy ; two small
white spots on chest and neck. Any one returning
him will be PAID. LINCOLN
Wyaluslng, — Pa., Feb. 22, 1880-tr.
Inr HO ! FOR KANSAS ! 1
Excursions to Kinsley In the Ark l aw,as Valley,
In Southwestern Kappas, at greatly Tinted rates,
leave Elmira, N. Y., on the second 'Tuesday
of every month, at p:10 A. M.. aerolipanied by a
knot of dxPerieneei-who will give every desired
attention to the parties In his charge. For full
information, apply by letter orbit person to C. F.
Niciwts,'. at Delevan Douse, Elmira, N. Y.; os
hp letter r atTowandi, Pa. Parties can procure
tlcketat same rates every Tuesday morning. Wl.
Mr \Vim:Es-BARBI; Pa., January 20,
1660-11exsrs. ELT Brothers--Gents: TVs supply
of Crean) Balm I purebased of you sold rapidly.
Such i% the demand [have had occasion to &TU4
este the order no less than live limes within three
months. 313 , custome ' rs have found out thla Is no
humbug. but a Preparation of real - merit, andeurl
dearly s sovereign catholican for the cure of so
distressing a disease as Catarrh. Au article that
will produal such satisfactory results will prove a
blessing to any corumuoity. Very truly,
Wsi.TvCit, Druggist.
ar" SPECIAL NOTICE. TO THE
rtnitac.-..,-The place for Farmers to sell their
Produce always for ready cash Is at 8141211 &
rAn Wyalusthg,.Pa. , .
The placo to boy flue Grocerles, 1317 Goods,
- tits au - d Caps, Boots and Shoes, cheap for cash or
exclia4ge for Produce, - Is at $)11711 ,1 PLIIIce.
Alp; choice lot or Clover and Timothy
Just received andselliolat bottom prices. at SMITIi-
PAILit..4. Call and he convinced. i Veb.26,
Vir In the whole history of Medicine
no preparation has ever performed such marvellous
cures."' or inabitalned so nide - a reputation. as
Ayatt's ennititr rs:Croltat., which Is recognized
asilie world's remedy-(or all diseases of the throat
said sviesof wonderful
cues In all clintat. - , has mane It universally known
as a sate and reliable agent to employ. ,Agaltsst
ordinary 'colds, \Silk!' are the forerunners of more
serious flimltderN, it acts si;eedlly, and sorely, all
ways relievingsuffering. and often saving life
The protection it affords, by its timely roe in the
throat and MIT disorders of children, makes it an
invaluable remedy to be kept always on hand in
every home. No persou can afford to be withort
it, and those who have one used It never ail!
From their knowledge of its compositcon and et
feet , .;, 11Su the CREAKY PECTORAL
extensively in their.practlie. and Clergymen rec
ommend It. It Is absoliitely , eertaln in Its iemedia
cilects,•and will always curewhere cures are possl
We.? For Salts by all dealer 4".
. •
I PAAR.RIED.
K N el. —At the Pam:maw., enr
tun. February 210. 100. by Rev! Ilalloek Arm
strong' )Ir, tie. rge Albert Shaw and Miss 3lartha
Haw,kltt, both of Towanda.
CUMMINGS-40 ES.—At the residence of be.
F. G. Morrow. In Warren Center," February 24.
ISM!), by Hey. H. J.. Millard. Mr, Harvey Cum
. mints, or. Monroe township. and Miss Sarah
Jones, of Wilmot township. -
iiN NE-111tOWN.—At the homt of thel britit4s
father, in standing Stone. Febrv.. ry :a, ISsO, by
E.. Carr, Esq.. Mr. John A. Ki....e, of Wilmot;
• and Miss Sarah S. Brown:
FRIFItEE—WELI.S.--At the. house of William
Frisbee, in Standing Stone, February i. 1550.
by E. Carr, Esq., Mr. Aaron Frisbee, of Stand
ing Stone, and Miss Cora Wells, of Herrick.
“nre.7 , ;(i.—At Canton, on the 19th Inst., Matilda,
wife of Urla Green°, aged 26 years.
T OWANDA MARKETS.
REPORTED:AT STEVENS fr. LW'S G,
Generahleilers In Groceries andTraluce, corner
Main and Pine Streets
IMIE
ELXESDAY tvENING, 18, 18,9
Flour periail
Flour per sack
Corn Meal per 100 Ihs
Chop reed
Wheat, per hush
Corn '
•
.Itve
thit
Buckwheat
Ilover seed
Tfmothy. western....
Beans.
• Pork. rness ...... ;
Dressed hugs,
Turkevi
(..h , ckens
Marks
Geese
Hain:
Shoulders •
Lard
Cutter. tub 5.........
Rolls
F.r.gs. 'fresh •
Cheese
rota.p>es; per bushel
. Apples
applvA .... •••
()mom;
Ilevgwax .
C01111EI;TED, by A. DAYTON
aides
Veal skins.
nearron ..
STWelv Pelts
'Mew Abvettistwents.
NOTWITHSTANDING
Thelafge advance in paper and other stock
=
WAY 'DOWN CELLAR!
ANI) STILL DIGGING
pl'RINt: THE' NEXT SIXTY ItAytt
I
, I shall continue to bind all kinds of
.111 G !an:ES A%l) -BOOKS
' At old rate—at old rates
Magazines Bound for Fifty Cents—Fifty
Cents !—a sid Irptmni. •
Flee Blank Books 'SPECIALTY, awl all work
WARRANTED. - .
P. 4).-..805,1512.
Farm Accounts! -
I r t !lent. I Inc w —.• tql - i. "...1
lICIT t d. t
post-4 S at'irC;ilto Vim.
VCSMA -1 4;u14-nor:. /AA S. Taint YiL: I ar,l n 14, in
Q i OSQUEIIANNA COLLEGIATE IN
-1.0 eTITCTt. Second WITILet Term will begin
lIJONDAY, JANUARY 26 - r11..1850. lc:penises for
hoard, tuition and furnished room from 11112 to iiiSo
per year. For catalogue or further particulars
atldrest the Print:lila'.
• EDWIN E. VINLA.N. A. M.
Towat.dii, Jan. It.,ISSO. 7yl
GILMORE ,& CO.,
PENSI:INS, INCREASE OF PENSIONS,
and all otlief clasges of claims tor. Soldiers - and
Satdlcnr 110rit, prosccafed.,
Athlresiisl4l3 fttluip. • •
• GIL3iOITRA
wa3bington, L. v..
•
VA LUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
—The property renews. the Berry /arm.
one mile be w. Milan &anima ; consisting of 110
acres, line bulidingt, fruit bees and rich prodoc.
tire land :1,111 be mold on .the best of Urine, and
possession given Immediately.
i Address IL A. ELMER.
, • Waverly. N. Y.
'Miami to Wei", Ms Weeds mid customers Chit be
b" •
REMOVED" HIS LIVERY-
Where he will 'met, a tint-class LIVERY AND
* BTABLE, He will thoroughly re.;
pair the barn and make It a contienient place for
people coming to town to 'leave- their horses and
hate them eared for. Those coming intwthe hove.
to spend the evening. at parties. he- - can leafe
their horses at these stables and bate them sent to
them .at their order. A goDd. Rusty man wilt he
Jeurd at the barnirotti day and night.. • ,
Thanking my patrons for their past trade, I
would solicit a continuance of the satise.laild
h' gleaned io have-theut call on me at my new lees
dom.
UDITOR'S , NOTICE- 7 ,- J. I).
Vedder •s. Catherine Ladd. the' entirt.
of 'Common PieAtii orßradroid County, No. 143.
lieeeinher TerM t 1876.
The undersigned. as Auditor appointed by the
Court to distribute the food prising from the Slier- I
Its sale of defiuslanVa real estate. will attend-to
the dunes of .bla appoinUnent at Ills °Mee In the
Itorough of Towanda. on MONDAY, the- day
of MARCH, A. D. lean, at Interlock; when I
and where all persons having claims against 941,1
fund most pres,ttt them or be !Orever debarred
from coming in upon the same
THAS. MYER, Audltr)r.
-Towanda, February ta, laStrrw4.
Ni",. 49. The privilege of conducting water fr. m
is large ...piing bo the west side of BridgO rem,
• near land of tt. E. Harris. 4-
Nos. 50 and A. The-Bankrupt's intermd in Iwo,
-lots on the -curb side of Bridge street. known as
the Weston lot and the ShipinanlM.
TERMS OE SALE—:O per cent. of porclfaso•
price at time of sale.: r.O per cent. on et nrom.tion.;
the balance , September let, 110. , 0, With interest at
per cent.
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A. BEVERLY. SMITH.
REPORTED BUILDING,
',„ Park Street, Towanda
[Established 18.0.]
r 15c 5.
1 / 7 . B. LANE
to the well known
Limy Stables of Holmes & Passage,
&TA Ise Open and T. p Huger, Tor sale
Tovaiadii. Jan. 14. 'SO. W. U. LAN P.
4egolf.
• it .SSIGNEE'SSAVE.—By virtpe
Ll or an Order Watt] Dore the District Court •
of the United States for:the JWestern Distrqi of,
rennpylvanla, the undersigned. Assignee lu Bank
ruptcy of, Orrin D. Bartlett (who was wditidg ,, l a
Into'liPt In rail COnit). will expcise to ',tinily: pale
at.ttw Court 11( ime In We Borough of Towanda, no
AY, SlAltell It. 18" at 2 o'rlork. r. w
h
reetaludefof the rest estate of said ItAuktopt,
all situated In said Borough. and unan.fu 17 ti C.•
crilavil '
Nn. 43. (Ifi piece of land 41138 feet. distant 112
feet from Itrldge street, and lying south - of tlic
!ItigheW:n. 22) and pavement-lots.
No. 1", One lot 40r1:18,adjoinIng" No. 1i on llse
known a+ the Albert Smith lot.
No. 45. °net& Nirl4B, , adJoinlng No. 41
south, known as the Nortfirup Jot. 6
No. 47. Onw lot 411k104eastof an tintlatn..4!•:rtn.t
running mouth fmtn Bridge street aunt kon:11 of • n
alley, knoWn as-the 31orier lot.
No. 4s. One lot 25x140, west lade of Third #tre et
.and .•ourla of laud , of W.' K. filll.
ALSO—At the same time and place. rertaln
ndgments,-..motes sm.( aceounta which wets tur
ner*" of said Itankrupt. Terms ca.h. •
Any desired Information will he furnh.hed I.y
he As,lguee. ,JAMES 11. C01)1,1Nli,
Towanda, Feb. - Assivwv:
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.-By virtue
of an order granted by the COurt of comm.!,
Pleas of Bradford County, I will eapoße to ',toile
11222E3
TIII:IISI.DA.Y,.M&R.CHAITu,
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at 10 n•cinck. A. M.. on the premises In the it, irot
Monete. Bradford County. Ps.. five Ines , Ind;
being tots Xoi. 1,145, tl and I.'as set oft 1., W. A,
Ito , I: Will by Partltlon nl the egtate
Maier C. Rockwell,' by the Orphans' Court of
Bradford County, and contirmed by bald
May 10. ,
I witl atm); 'thine or the afore-tueutbu,ed
order., sell at nu one sale,:bn
FRIDAY, 3f050,
at 2 .o•elork, 3,‘„ on ttie premises in Towanda'.
the following de...etkbed property. to vitt
One Idt +Haste lu the. Itoruugh of T, w:.:.,1a.
hounded north by H. A. Iturhank , l e:ot
1".5-the 31squellanna river. soptikby John Cat in
lait. and •Aead. by 4:e.aarge Fox'a land ; being "ea bc,et
fra nt abaOralt feet deep, with a 2-story franc- alt.ell
ing house and a barn thereon. , Beloit the film, bar.
couveyeat to lA - . A. lbacka ell lay.titepha at Vaaaa.•ll,
by deed dated the 13th`day of July. 1,4 a; ad a
ec t i - -ded in deed leaak \JIS7. page. .161, ete.
1 e S(1—( Pm! other lot rhelng the undivided loif
situate In th:, - Borough of TOW2III,
itegiutst;.g at thmnortheu.4 comet or .
fernier - 1y uwnecl the late (. L. Wu,: ;
tit.tttiV. 3° ras: 1,10 feet to an alley
along the, mine east fit. feet to the Ilne of Mr.: et,
it , int's Ittt ; to Owe. 310 C4be Tine of th.e taro-
3 0 1‘ee , t 12" fret to-a corker; tlannte alotrg to:11,11:a';
street 0r. , ,,t ao fent to the place of I:weaning': a:11,
a frame dwelling hou,n - and a few fruit...cc:4.;
thereon. - f
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.A.1.4•50—0ne other Int of land. tit nate In the It
:Kb of Towanda aforesaid. hrtanded
eglablug at the sotathea,4 corner of 3111:: a, id
r'otge thence atong itie sout,h of
ridge street ea...telly 62 feet to wlthlia 4 tnf Lo i.f
the fa..c of the wall of the huilding standing ..n the
tot hereby etnveyed to the line of. land of .Atin
Bei,l/C111:1/1: thence. south by a Ilk. p:tea:l l• drib
the east Due of Main street and 4 inches west ..1
th. Ilno of said wall 66 feet to ansalley
(runt Matti o 11,-t to tt[g riVel - ; thence we•,i'v
along :he north Mae of said 'alley •.'n feet;
norther:y by a. line parallel with the eat bbe of
sabl Mob street; thentx along the west fare of th
%ear wall of thel two stores 1194 , or lately
.roam Iteblleman 4b feet to the centre of Ow nail;
thetee westerly along centre of iaij
foet to the east side of Main street;
.rAy tilotig the. east side of Main street a t - or
he 1?111.e of beginning ;
ect,Rvith a 3-story brick store building
A isth.,the full rlgtit In co:Union with the uwrwr
the huilding atiktitting to ust ,
.aud 'occupy :d!
purposes of slngress and egress the entrance and
stairway Nailing from Main street adjoining tbe
south. stile of said building to all the upper
in said building solongas said lintidlng shag
but no iong4 , r; with the further tthilerstantling that
thi. east wall of the building, as well as On!
that wall reelecd to, , shall remain In' and , lo•re
they - now severally'stand for the Joint use and
p
etit of each of theradJulning owners, their In lea
and assigns. -
TEIttiS.AND CONDITIONS—The above nnvri:
[lotted property to be sold upon the following t:rms
and condition y,..4 . 25 to be paid on each lot at I Ito
tune of sate, and one-third . (including t hae-5 pabll
to be paid on the confirmation of said sate, atoi
tone-half of the balance-with interest in one sear,
and the remaludenwith Interest In two years_irout
the confirtnatien of said sale.-
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C. 3. 11.1.T3S , ELL:
A sslgnee o W. A. flockwrif
Towanda, February 17, 1880-w3.
TICE.—The Board of . Revision
l• have fixed - upon the following date's anti
p:aces, lietween the hours of, -8 A. u. and 3r. ,
:or holding appeal 3 for viz:
Well. Towriship . and St,uth Creek Township—Ad
t;eorge Stiffrens".in South Cre-t, February M.
Ititigl.tiry Township—At George Sittfrens' in
:iouth-Creek. FettruarY 20. - ;
Sprlngtb , hl. Columbia : lout tylvatila Boro t tri l _
At the Troy House. Trey Borough. Frbruary
Sod tit elO and West Burlington—A t the Troy -
!louse, Troy Itorough. February 24.
Troy Township and Troy,Xoteugh—At the :Troy
House: Troy Borough.-February 25.
Armenia Township.and Alba -Bortmgh—At the -
Troy House, Trire Borough, February 28.
Leßoy and Granville Townships—At Taber
House. Catiton Borough. February 27.
Canton Township and Cancels Borough—At the
Taber Muse, Canton Borough, February
Overton Township. Albany and New Albany-
Borough—At Dodge's Intel, Monroe Borough,
March 2.
Franklin, Monroe Township and Borough—At -
Dodge's - 11,del,,9Ionroe Borough, March 3.
Athens Itorough and South Waverly—At the El 7
change Hotel, Attr.U.l Borough, March 4. '
A thew. Township —A; the Exchange Hotel,
Athens llctrough. March-S. •
\Wihuur and Terry Townships—At Brown's Be
tel, Wyalushig, March 9. t -
Testators and Nike— %A Brown's Hotel, Wyalm.
sing. March 10.. •
Leßaysvllle orougli s Herrick and Wyalusing—
At Brown's Hotel, Wyaluslng, March 11.
Barclay and Asylum Toi.n.shilks--At, the Court
H ."
use, Towanda B.brough, March 12. -
Windham and Warren Townships—At Taylor's •
Hotel, Route Borough, March 16. - • -.
Orwell and Llteltfield Township&—At. Taylor's
Hotel. Rome Borough. March 17..
Sheshequin, Rome Township and Borungh—At
Taylor's Hotel, -Rome Borough, March 1 8 .
Wysox. and SlalidirigStone—.At the'Court House, .
Towanda Borough. March 19:-
Towanda Township and Towanda North—At the
court House,Towantla Borough, March .D.
Ititrlington Township and Burlington B-moagh—
'At thet:ourt Ilonse.,Towanda Borough. March 24,
• Towanda Iterouilt and ulster ,, the Court
House, Towanda Borough, March v..
Assessors will be puur. teal In -.delivering notices
to tatables and In making. returns In person at the
time specified in the warrants, at which-time and
Place the Board of 'Reclaim will-attend and liver
those who
. 'consider themselves aggrieved by the
aSsessmentLand make such alteration/ as to them
shalt appear just and treasonable:
BY ORDER OFTHE BOARD. -
Attest—WILLIAM LEWIS, Clerk.
Commissioners' Oftice, January 28, 1880. .
PilE TOWANDA GAS AND"
11 Wateriecoupiturs annul meeting of stock
holders for the election of a Bacird of Managers for
the ensuing year, for taking action u to changing
the name of the corporation, anti for the transaction
of...general business, *III be held at the.effice of the
Curipany In Towaride Borough, on MONDAY, the
Ist day-of MAUCH., 1880. between the bburs of 1
And 3 e. M. N. N. BETTS, secretary.
. Towanda, January ISSO,td: .
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DISSOLUTION.—The co-liartner-
I p heretofore-ex between the-under.
signed In the tanning business, under 'the firm
name or Bowentunes, arTrov, P. ,le day
dlillotted by mutual consent. The books and ac
counts of the Atm are, lett With B. Bowen, with
whom ail settlements must Remade. The buslneSii
wtil be carried on by' Mr. Bowen at Troy.
B. BOW F. 1 41: •
ADAMiliiii ES.
Troy, Jan. ?2. labe,w4
INCORPORATION. NOTIC
:Nottee Is hereby given that application will he
made to the President Judge of the County of
Br.niferd fur a - charter of incorporation for the
liliton Cemetery Arsoelatioti,," uQder the prim,.
.tuns of the At of Ametubly apivroved April 29,
-0174,- for the purpose of maintaining a cemetery at
%Veit Burlington; in said County. -
EZRA, LOOMIS,
M. L. ROCKW&LL,
EOBOE W. GODDARD,
and others.
' Dittos ROCKWELL; Solicitor.
,/ Troy, l's., Feb, - ,112, 1.8110-w3.
"L I 4 .X.ECIAQRS" NOTICE.-- Let
ters testamentary having been granted to the
undersigned. under the-last will and testament of
ti,lrauus Vaubusklrk, late of Rldgbury. deceased,
all persons Indebted to the estate of said decedent
are •hereby notified to make Immediate payment,
and all having claims against said estate must !,re
sent the same duly' authenticated to the under
signed for settlement.
g. VANBITSKIRK. Executrix.
,g. M. TUTTON, Eireutor.
Rbigbury. January V-,
$ 77'0%7 1 41;V. ex51;17.2.%4Z3.7,1e1",.."`;.:1i=
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