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,Cll - Ai. A. ALLSN. LOCAL ILDITOL
Towanda, Pa., March zB, iBBO.
'ENTERED IN THE POSTOVFICE AT TOWANDA
AS MAIL MATTER OF THE SECOND CLASS.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The expiration of suOscription is print
ed on the colored label. By noticing the
date every subscriber can kit when his
paper trill be stopped unless the subserip r
tion is renewed.
DAVID' GARDNER, Esq., •of Orcutt
Creek, is authorized to receive moneys on
subscription to the REPORTER and re
ceipt therefor.
NOT 80 Spring-like.
Movlica day will soon bo here
O week from
i nert, Sunday will be
Easter.
•
`COURT will commence at Troy next
Monday. • •
'frIERE are several cases 41f scarlet fever
in town
You may fish for trout brk cand
_after
April first.
THE Almanae,says that next Sunday is
the beginning of spring.
GENERAL KILPATRICK at Mercur Hall,
too-morrow, Friday; evening.
4 Orn Terr3rtown letter was received too
late for insertion this 'Week.
TnE warmest winter for ninety-one
Sears is-what the records show.
THE census enumerators will be ap
pointeil about the i first of April.
THE Erie Gazette, an old- and flourish
ing establishment, is offered for sale.
SEVERAL inches of snow fell on Xonday
night last. VENNOII has hit it again.
§: V. RYLANU
.bas purchased the
"gothic Hotel" property at Athens.
THE Catholic congregation at Dushoro
has forwarded $250 . to the sufferers in Ire-
land
THE spiden changes in the weather of
late have produced much sickness herea-
ME
CL.i)SELY !scan your small change.
'There's a lie* counterfeit sloo 3 bill in cir
culation.
As oil pipe line from BMdford will
pass through Chenigng county at Van
Etteliville.
UPW ' ARDS of sixty perions united with
the 31. E. Church at Troy, a week ago
lar;r Sunday. ,
Wm. P.. SCHELL. Auditor General, has
our thanks for a neatly bound copy of his
.annual report
D. M. QUICK'S barn,
, at Sugar Hill, this
county, was blown down by the gale . of
the :Ali instant. •
Two new livery stables are to be start
ed at Athens this Spring. That village
already has two.
REV. THOMAS K. IlEEcucti., of Elmira,
will lecture at Canton, on the evening of
the 25th instant.
'EVERYONE - mechanic, merchant is
preparing for the approach of spring and
the business ithrill bring.
" C. 11Aunis has purchased'ihe Welles
Mansion, in Athens, and will occupy it
:about the first of APril.
Cnoss has some of the handsomest wall
paper we ever saw in this market—or any
other—for that matter.
THE snow storm of last Thursday gave
premature buds, straw' hats and spring
poetry a decided set back.
THE Troy Farmers' Club have appoint
ed the 6th, 7th and Bth of October for the
time of holding their Fair.
E Athebs Gazette says that nine new
dwellings axe under way at Mile Hill, on
spruce street in that place:
Boys who ring door bells for fun should
know that they are liable to be arrested
and punished for such conduct.,.
:Miss ANGIE TRIIMBUI:I has purchased
from, Mrs. GHEI:N her millinery and dress
making business at Burlington. !:
SAMUEL ABER, of Doty Hill, this coun
ty, Lai lost four valuable sheep ,this win
ter from some unknown disease:
Jon:: M liAtim has sold his residence,
'corner Second and Third streets, First
Ward, to ti IL AIIANI3IACF A It LA N E., Esq.
WE learn from ate Athens Gazette that
an addition to the Sayre School House is
to be built before the next term eommen-
T F. Methodists of Sayre will commence
the erection of a church building, at that
Mace, as soon its the weather will per-
mit. e
WE heard a few 'days ago that there
were five hundred cases of measles in
town, but we liaven't heard who took the
ORM
THERE. is a hotel at Tyrone called the
• Ward House," and it has recebtly been
pn rqi ased by the Penn Sylvania Railroad
Company
THE Donation given Rev. CEMBLIUCK,
of the Liberty Corners and Frenchtown
charge, at Grange Hall,. on 'March
netted $6O.
A LITERARY and scientific circle tuts
been formed by the-young men of Troy
Graded School, which meets every Wed
nesday evening.
A noxyrtosi given at 'Citizens Irian,
CantoL. dn Wednesday evening of last
week, foi 1143 V. E. WELLS, netted the
snug sum . of $BO.
THERE are a number of new advertise
mentsiu this issue of the REPORTER, to
all of Which we wand direct the attention
of our readers
T II E first two Chapters of our continued
story will be found on the first. page. It
is one Of the best stories that has appeared
in print for years. •
WE Piave just received a lot of new type,
and,are prepared t 4:: do tine job work of
all kinds at reasonable prices. Call and
examine specimens
THE Water -Works Company will use
27,400 !Vet of iron pipe to, lay the water
thains.in this village, and expect to com
plete the job by the first of July.
r
ATTF:STION is directed tr i o the advertise
ment of J. V. WILLCOCK in another col
umn. Ho has takin up Iris business
abode on Bridge street, in 'the store lately
occupied by BErtor.masx. Those in want
of Ilarness of any kind should 'ball there.
,
Tnr. Posta of the Grafid Army of the
Republic in many parts of the state are
already making
,_arrangements, looking
towards a proper obeervanoe of Decora
tion Day.
Tap residence of lliziwr and FRANCIS'
WOOD, Smithfield, 'eras destroyed by fire
on Tuesday of last week. Our Smithfield
correspondent gives the particulars h an-s
other column.
Hatriernior will deliver his
fsmous lecture, "Sherri - SS . n's March to
the Sea," at Mercer Hall, to-morrow,
Friday, evening. Reserved seats only
35 cents. Do not fail to attend.
Tim demand for dwelling houses at
Sayre exceeds the supply, and the Land
Company ,have concluded - to begin the
erection of several at once. They wfll
build a large number during next summer.
tnuncii of the Messiah (Universalist),
Rev. Wat. TAYLOR, Pastor. At 14 A.
m., subject, "The Operations of the Holy
Spirit in Human Souls ;" at 7P. N.; by
request, "The Lake of Fire and the Sec
ond Death."
THE store corner of Main and Bridge
streets, formerly occupied by W. A. Roca-
WELL, is being remodelled and "over
hauled " preparatory to its occupancy by
JAMES MCOABE, groceiTman.
To all those who desire to purchase
clothing, Ryan, the Bridge street cloth
ier, direct& a few pertinent remarkg, in
this issue of the REPOTER. Read the ad
vertisement and govern yourselves accord
ingly.
ED. F. JOHNSON, Of" the film of -DOB
BIN e & Jouxsos, Troy, has invented a
trucit for moving stoves. He has applied
forr patent, and will have the trucks
manufactured by the Enterprise Manufac
tur g Company.
A MEETING of the Board of Managers
of the Bradford County Agricultural So
ciety has been called for Tuesday, March
30th. ; It.will be held at th 6 Secretary's
office in Towanda, at one o'clock ' in the
afternoon. '
THE Tunkannock Republican
.. says the
Toy Factory in that place received an or
der the other day to make one hundred
gross of Gem puiZles—the game of " Fif
teen." OWing to the press of other work
the managers •weru compelled to turn
away the order.:
Mn. GEORGE T. INGHAM, of Sugar Run,
met with quite a serious accident at the
Wyalusing depot one day last week. His
team became frightened and started' to
run away ; in attempting to stop them be
was thrown violently to the ground, re
ceiving some severe 'cuts•about the ,head
and face. ,
SAYS a Springfield correspondent :
" There are two new buildings at the
;Centre, which adds very much to the
looks of the place. -One, the new Baptist
parsonage, which cost about eight hun
dred dollars, and is a neat and cosy" af
fair ; and the other, the new Odd Fellows
Hall, which has just been dedicated."
OUR neighbors of the Argus and Daily
Review seem to have arrived at a mispn r •
derstanding. Sorry, but we suppose there
nothing that we could say which would
prove as "oil upon the troubled waters,"
and so, from necessity, we•sl , all 'be but a
looker-on, wl•ilst these intellectual giants
proeed to disintegrate each other.
Trn Conimissioners have appointed A.
D. Muss, of Litchfield township, Super
intendent of the Poor House Farm, at a
salary for the present year of $4OO. Mr.
Muss will enter upon the discharge of
Lis duties. April Ist. The appointMent is
an excellent one, and will no doubt giye
the best of satisfaction to the citizens of
our county. '
" SHERMAN'S March - to the Sea" by
pen. KILPATRICK, to=morrow, Friday,
evening at Meriur Hall.
. SATs the Athens correspondent of the
Adrertiser under date of the 12th
instant : "A youth named ALDRICH ac
cidentally shot him;ielf with.• a pistol
%l} ie at school yesterday. He' was not
seriously injured. It is fortunate that
we do not have more accidents than we
'do, considering the large number of so .11
boys who .carry such weapons."
THE revival meetings at the M. E.
Church have been attended with a great
deal of interest and many conversions
'have been -made. The Mt. Pisgah Pray
ing Band, who ha4,re been assisting Rev.
DRESSER in conducting these meetings,
are earnest workers and good men, and
they have many warm friends in this
place.—Montrose Democrat,
FEBRUARY 27th some vile vagabond
succeeded in stealing $44 from Esquire
ELT, of Sugar Run. The thief entered
through a window and pryed the lock off a
secretary. The 'Squire slept id an ad
joining room but did not hear the thief.,
There was $1,700 in the house at the time
and 'it is supposed they were fishinNor
that. So says a correspondent of the
'Tunkhannoek Republican.
THE Canton Sentinel says that "ac
cording to the decision of the Attorney
General there is a vacancy in the office of
Justice of the Peas,e in that borough from
March 13th tO the first Monday( in May.
Esquire A. J. COICKLING'S commission
expiring at the former date and his new
commission dating from the latter. His
docket Will be placed in the hands of Jus
tice VANDYKE during - the interval."
THE following named gentlemen"haye
been elected directors of the Wyaltising
Cemetery Association for the present year,
in accordance with the articles of incor
poration : Messrs. IRA BROWN, Sr.,: L. ; P.
STALFORD, J. L GAYLORD, J. V. TAYLOR,
BENJ. ACKLEY, CLARK HOLLENBACK and
T. gTALFORD. A correspondent says :
" It is expected that they will make and
'sustain said cemetery a pride to the peo
pie of the district."
ONE of the best kept hotels on the line
of the, Erie Railway; is the Warford
House, at Waverly. Every day it is be
coming more popular with the traveling
public. It is easy of access, being located
about one hundred feet from the depot;
all of its appointments are first-class; its
table supplied with the beit the markets
afford, and its proprietor, JAMES H. CLO
VP;It, ono of the most genial hosts to be
found in a week's •travel. This may be
looked upon as a "puff." But it isn't.
dt's,i simple truth.
Tun discovery of the , zinc mine at
Wellsburg suggests the advisability of
submitting the ore dug from VAN Holm's
glen, which evidently contains sulphuret
of lead, (galena), and traces of batter, to
analysis for the purpose of diemvering
whether it does not also contain zinc in
paying quantities. The ore strongly re
sembles zinc Mende. and a quantity of
the lore submitted to the inspection of
those familiar with the redUction of na-
I tive zinc ores might resift in the estab
lishment of the fact of a valuable mineral
discovery.— Troy Gazette.
Ws acknowledge the receipt of an in
t 4
- o°/' i••• 1441 . 4, - the 51 1 0ir`o fOeli
by the Officers of Companyy — A and citi:
zees, to the Offiocrofpf
_!fie Ninth. "Regi
ment, at iha Ward-Ifoae, this Wednes
day evening, and regret that a previous
engagement irifi - preient our-being pres
ent. • -
OE
Sail; the Montiose' Republican - of last
One bundled and thirty con
verts are reported at the M. E. Church,
as a result of the tabors of the' pastor,
Rev. H. H. Dummy assisted by the'Mt.
Pisgah Praying Band, from East Troy;
Bradford, county.. Meetings have been
held day and evening in the above church
for 'several weeks put."
A. DISPATCH from Owego, dated on
Tuesday last, says ". About eight o'clock
this evening a gentlomati called at the
house of Miss DENNIS, and being refused
admittance, fire .throe, shots, one taking
effect in the neck Of NELLts, a young
lady attendant, which - is not thought seri
ous. The man was drunk and unknown.,
He was promptly arrested." -
REMEMBER to •attend the lecture at
Mercur Hall to-morrow, Filday, evening.
Timotras the kindness of. our M. C.,
the Hon. EDWARD Ovtrawl% the Sciey
tific Society of the Susquehanna Collegi
ate Institute has just receiVedaeveral val
uable scientific works from the Smithso
nian Institute. Among
, them are United
States Geological Surveys of the Territp
ries, United States Geological and Geo
graphical Surveys of R. M. IL lands for
the Arid Regions, Geology of the • Henry
I Mountains, U. S. G. and G. Survey of Col
orado and adjacent Territories; and Eth
nography .and Philology of the Hidatse
Indians.
, Wynn due respect for our cotemporary,
we would suggest the thought to the RE-.
PORTER that all creation is not so hungry
after "ems" as that valuable paper
would have us think. The man. who
bought the No. 9 boots , because they
didn't cost any more than the 7s that fit
tedbim, is the man who howls -I' r more
"ems."—Journal.
—Precisely. We know people right
here in Towanda who are really mad
about this "em " business. They are a
good dial like the man who always wore
No. 7 boots on his No. 9 feet, and then
wondered why he was troubled with
corns and bunions,
PROP. MOPFATT. the Scotch orator, will
address a Union M eetingat the Methodist
Church, Sunday, March 21st,, at 7:30 iv
Prof. M. comes well recommended,
both as an upright man and eloquent tem
perance advocate. The following eminent
clergymen all endorse his lectures as the
finest they have ever, heard :
Rev: Joel Swartz, Lutheran, Harris
burg, IPa.; Rev. Martin Luther Shindel,
Danville, Pa. ; Rev: -F. R. Beeber, Pres
byterian, Danville, Pa. ; Rev. 1. Max
Lantz, Methodist, Danville, Pa.; and ,hun
dreds of others. The press of Washing
ton, New York, Baltimore, and every city
he has visited, unite in the testimony that
ho has no superior on the American plat
form.
—On account of the above union service
there will be no service at the Presbyte
rian Church on next Sunday evening.
Golden Days, a new paper for the boys
and girls has just been started at Phila
delphM., It is puhlished by James Elver
son, at $3.00 per annum. It is a four
column paper of sixteen pages, and con
tains a large amount of useful and in
structive reading matter for the young.
It is copiously illustrated, and ono leading
feature is the notes on the international
Sunday school lessons, also illustrated.
It contains many stories which do not
savor of that trashy, yellow-covered mat
ter but is designed to root 'out that evil.
Parents who desire to - 'place before their
children pure moral reading wilt& well
to subscribe. ,
THE " City of the Plains" has been_ re=
garded by many as a myth, or as existing
only on paper. As for the present that
may be so, but the future will more than
fulfil the promises of to-day. There are
those living here who % will see a continu
ous built up town from Waverly
Athen4. There is no location in Southern
New YOrk or Northern Pennsylvania
With such natural advantages as the pe
ninsula between the Chemung and Sus
quehanna rivers from their junction to
the hills on the North. This peninsula is
• bound to grow in importance and be
covered with: large business interests and
extensive traffic. The (large shops, now
in process of constructtou .at Sayre, are
but on earnest of what 'is to follow. Let
thisiprophecy go along with old mother
'shipton's and see which comes out ahead.
—,Waverly Advocate.
4 rEillitY, April '4l, is the.date fixed for
'the entertainment to be givenj!.by the
'Graded School of this place,
!THE Bradford County Agricultural So:
ciety will have its ." management)" alone
to blame if it fails to perform its' mission.
in the future. The numerous purchases
of its life membership tickets evinces a
spirit on the Tart of our wideawake busi
ness men to give it a cordial support.
While fanning is the principal business of
the county, there are many other indus
tries essential to our progress and pros
peritk', / and it is the aim and purpose of
this Society to develop the best tendencies
and cure the evils of all of them. It was
very appropriately, said by the President
of the Society, a ;few days ago, that "its ,
principal object is to bring together the
best fruits of our skill as farmers, manu
facturers, stock-growers, teachers and
dealers, so that by actual comparison we
can adopt the good and avoid the bad."
With this object kept steadily in view,
tbo good effects of the work of the Society
cannot be overestimated. ' ,
, A REPORT got into circulation, says the
Waverly Adrocade, through our Waverly
cafteruporaries that South Waverly wants
to throw up the sponge and abandon its
corporation. We should not have noticed
tLe foolish story, bad not papers of our
surrounding villages taken it for granted
that the report wits true and given it
more extended • circulation. We have
taken pains to make inquiry. and learn
that the whole thing is a canard—utterly
without foundation. Possibly some man'
who'failed to be electfed High-cockalorum,
in his moments of flisappointrnent, may
have said something' of the kind;! but the
stalwart men of that village say it will be
a good many years before the thousand
people of South Waverly permit a dissolu
tion of their village corporation.
A FEW MORE "EMS."
The total amount of reading matter,
exclusive of all advertising, contalind in
each of the papers named belaw,lor the
past four issues, is as follows :
Republican 1
Argus...
Journal
Repo t 4er 400,163
By th abovu, it will be seen that the
Ruilowrau has lacked but 31,776 ems, or
less than.seven columns of type the same
as this icle is set in, of giving double
the am ount of reading matter that the
Republiclus has given in the past four
issues: tEither paper can be bad for 61
per year.
PERSONAL.
.4-,Tsincs T..RLL; Esq., is seriously ill
with pnethmdi.
—Mr. CILUILEB FELTON isquite , seri
ously ill of fever. • _
—Mr. E. N. Faosr;of Athens, is oon
fined toldi hpuse by ilhrss. .
- -Mr. and 'Mrs. En. LENT, oi Bayre,
visited friends in Aids place on Monday
•
'—At a:donation given the Re!. D.W.
Burnt, at Wellsburg, recent* 1435.011 in
Cub was presented the worthy, dliine.
—Kra. JAwss BourwELL, of Canton,
fell dole a pair of stairs in her residence,
one day mealy; and broke two of her
rib&
—ldirmtat Moon% of Troy. has aocepti
ed a position with the Trinity Silver Mint
ing Company, with headipiartera at llittlei
Mountahl, Nevada.
—Prof. .1. T. McCoLtAmr, of the Troy
Graded School. to suffering from an attack
of quinsy, and has been confined to his
house for severaltlays.
--SrEvrtien LANDON, residing a short
distance north of this borough, suffered 'a
severe stroke.of paralyski one day last
week.—Canyon Sentinel.
—ELltzu MILLER has returned to
Sugar Run from the Western wilds,
.where for the past five years he has been
in the United States standing army.
—Mrs. Gnonon JErritins, of Gillette, is
seriously ill of neuralgia. Mrs; Games
SUFFERN'S, 'of the same pleas, is confined
to the house by an attack of rheumatism.
—RommT GREGO, MOD Of . FRANK
Guano, of Towanda township, has re
ceived an appointment in the .engineer
coips of the Missouri,' low,a and Nebraska
Railroad, and left on Monday last for
Keokuk.
Josuru ;Haunts, Esq., formerly of
this place, now of St. Louis, a successful
and rapidly risifig attorney, has just re-
ceived the nomination as Circuit Attor
ney of the State, an Office both lucrative
and pleasant.—Trop
—CELINDA, wife of F. 'A. CASH, and
daughter of the late Dr. SAMUEL Ars-
TON, of this place, died in Athens on Sat
urday evening last. The remains were
brought to this , placn 4 and interred in Ri
verside Cemetery. r •
—Says the Milton (Northumberland
county) 4filtonian of last week "Mr.
4t. BOSTLEY of the Towanda Nail
Works_ is on a visit to his family and.
friends in this section. Ile looks well and
reports business booming at his end of
the line."
—Mrs. W. C. BOGART, an old anti re
spieted-citizen of this place, died on Sat
urday. She had been an invalid for several
mouths. She was an estimable, Christian
lady, and her mourning husband - and
daughters Will have the kindest synpatliy
of this entire community in this their sad
bereavement.
E. WELLS has accepted a call
from the Baptist Church at Sharon, this
State, about seventy miles out of Pitts
burg.' Helvill locate there about April
Ist. It isto be regretted that the church
iu this place wad unable to engage him
for another' year.—Canton Sentinel.
—Rev. - DAVID CRAFT, of Wyalusing,
has been requested by, the authorities of
the State of New York to prepare his
Centennial'address, delivered at Elmira
and elsewhere in said State, for publica
tion, to be preserved among the archives
of that State.
—Brrefe c rence to their card in arlother
column, it will be seen that General IL J.
MamLL and 0. D. KINNEY have formed
a co-partnership for the practice of law.
As both gentlomeq stand high in their
profession` and in the I:opinion of the pep
pleiof this eornmunity,i they will no doubt
command and receive a large ancl lucra
tive practice.
CHA.RLE9 H. SEELEY was initiat
ed into the. Towanda Lodge Knights of
Honor, on Monday evening last. As
CHARLEY weighs a little less than 400
pounds, and is about as. thick as he is
tall, we recfin ho must have been a little
too wide for some of- the machinery.
—Owego Record.
—GEOROE W. CROSS, who had been ill
for some time past with consumption,
died at the residence of his mother, Mrs.
HORTON, lon Main street, on Saturday
last, in the thirty-first year of. bis age.
He was i a generous-hearted, genial
companion, and his early death
be sincerely regretted by a large circle of
friends and acquaintances:
—Mr. C. B. &must, 'of Bradford
county, well and favorably known to the
.musicians of Wyoming county hits just
returned from Monroe . county, and New
Jersey where, be has been conducting
musical conventions thi s *He met
with good success and was earnestly
nigd to return at sinne i future date.
—Tunkhannock - .Republican.
—EIJI*, wile of J. E. CARTER, of
Warrensburg, Missouri, and daughter of '
DANIEL O'BOYLE, of this place, died in
Warrensburg on Wednesday of last week,
leaving an infant daughter but a few days
old. Mrs. KATE CLASNEY, a sister of the
deceased, left this place on Tuesday last
for Warrensburg, with the intention of
bringing the . motherless little one here.
—Mr. and Mrs. CLARE WILSON, whose
labors in the First M. E. Church have
been so abundantly blessed,- left for their
home in Towanda, Pa., on Monday even
ing. They hope to enjoy a season of
needed rest. W© understand they have
now no less than thirty invitations from
as many different places to go' and hold
revival meetings.—Near Caette (Lavirenee
County) Guardtan.
—OnLo J. Hama:: died at Smethport,
I •
McKean County, Pa., on the 13th of Feb
raary, 1880, in the 77th year of his age.
He was well knoWn to the earlier people
of Bradford County, having read law in
Towanda with SrsroN KINNEY, and ad
mitted to the bar of that county in 1826.
From thence he went to Smethport where
he resided till the I day of his death. He
represented that cOunty in the Pennsyl
vania Legislature 1832, and in 1838
was a member of l ithe convention to re
vise the constitution of the State. He
made his mark in that body, and his able
speech on county representation has been
frequently quoted since, and at the con
vention of 1814 his views were incorpora
ted into the constitution. He resigned
before the close of the convention on • ac
count of poor health,. and HIRAM PAYNE,
miVr of our village, was chasm to succeed
hiM. He was a man of brilliant intellect,
a r fi;ne literary scholar, and, a profound
lawyer. `.For the last thirty years he
had been an invalid, and most of that
time bed-ridden. The bar of McKean
County paid' him high honors on the occa
sion of his:death.— Nuerty Advocate.
PUtiLIC SALES
Bills for Public Sales have been printed
at this office during the past week, as
follows : ,
Ems.
231,939
266,6437
291,403
.
—Saturday, lif arch 20th , at 10 a. m., in
Wyalusing, byl C. F. Stevens; horses,
cows, farming implements, hay, grain, &c.
—Thursday, March 25th, at 10 a. m.,.
property of Mason Elsbree, deceased,. in
"West Warren, by executors ;. 14 cows,
wagons, mowing machine, farming tools,
shingles, lumber, a gents' gold watch, &c.
"4
-Friday, April 2d, at 10n. m., by id
mii:istmtors of Salsbury Cole, in Monroe
township; cows, steers, yearlings, sheep,
mowing machine, wagons, &e.
Local Correspondende.
We are now having a spell oC regilaT
winter weather. The i robins and blue
birds seem to lave returned to the sonny
South to remain durinOeirinter weath
er. 'The light fall of snow Is being im
proved by farmers anti, lumbermen...T..l
Tuesday the oth inst.,'; the residence of
MERIT and FranoitalirbOti was totally.
&strop:4 by fire. The families were
away from bane, with the exception of
MERIT WOOD, when the' fire was disoov
ered by Lim. The orikin of the fire was
from a defective, flueln the chlinney, abd
had 'gained such headvitly that all at
tempts .to extinguish - the flames were use
lase. With the help of neighbors, nearly
everything o f value above the cellar was
saved The family returned home in time
to see their home fail to the groMnd in
ruins. We understand that there was an
insurance of about five hundred dollars
on .the bongo.. .Mrs. Pm; one of - the
oldait persons 'in Smithfield, was buried
this week ....Mr. CRAwFORD commenced
a select school last Monday.... We hear
that the Smithfield -Hotel has again
changed hinds. Mr. M. BuLtocir, the
tinnier owner, has sold it to Mr. GEORGE
Cony, of Springfield. • Q.
Smithfield, March 15.
HERRICKVILLE. . .
Herrickville s Ives, and so do all the
people: No ing anything in your pa
per from•here in so long, I thought some
might be in doubt as to its existence.
Everybody and everything seems to be
jogging on in-the "good old way." We
notice some little improvements in various
ways.. - Business fur the coining spring
and summer) is being talked of and dis
cuissed ; in regar,cl to wages, no decision
arrived at JAMES Cana has gotten
very nice Percheron stock horse, sired by
Reno, a horse imported by Mr WORTII,
of, Susquehanna county; Pa. He will in
troduce him to the farmers of Eastern
Bradford. If I atti a judge, he Is'well
worthy of patronage. Age, 8 years ;
height, 16; hands ; weight, L3OB pounds.
....There is some sickness l aroune. We
learn that 3lrs. JANE A. nartstts, since
'partly
. recovering from pneumonia, ,has
been pandized, rendering her right Side
entirely helpless. .Some, sickness among
children; nothing fetal.... As there is
nothing more that's wouderful to relate,
I'll stop. !
.Z.
Herrickville, March 15.
SAYRE
Mn. Enrron :—The following para
graph from the "Pennsyl v ania School
Journal," has been going the rounda of
the laily, weekly and monthly papers of
the County, viz : "Mr. R. A. PACKER,
Superintendent of ot!IP of the Pennsylva
nia railroads, while recently hunting with
a party of gentlemen in Nebraska, con
versed for two hours pleasantly with his
wife and friends at Sayre, Pa., and
friends along the line. The medium was
the railroad and Western Union Tele
graph wlies and EDISON'S Telephone.' At
the office in Bethlehem, Pa., connection
was made with the Easton and Amboy
wire, and thence to Chicago and North
Bend, Nebraska, 'where the party were.
The distance was about two tho4sand
miles, and every whisikr was audible."
The truth of the matter, as I learn from
an operator who was present on the occa
sion, Mr. R. A. PACKER and party did
converse for two hours by telegraph with
their friends. The only part of the EDISON
Telephone in the transaction, was to con
vey the messages from the station at
Mauch Chunk to the retidenle of the late
Judge PACKER. It is pbssible to converse
by telephone from Mauch Chunk to
Sayre, Pa., but from Bethlehem to North
Bend, Nebraska well !
, Years truly, J. F. Ovpisnute.
Sayre, Pa., March oth, 1880.
A Goon BottsEwrsz.—The good house
wife, when she is giving her house its
spring rennovating, should bear in mind
that th, dear inmates of her house are
more piecions than -many houses, -and
that their systems need cleansing by pu
rifying the blood, regulating the stomach
and bowels to prevdnt and cure the dis
eases arising from spring malaria and
miasma, and she must know that there is
nothing that will do it so perfectly and
surely as flop Bitters, the purest and best
of medicines. See oth'r column.
BUSINESS LOCAL.
ps,. Our goods are NEW and of the
BEST QUALITY. Dsc=sa L VOUGUT.
Cir Try our New JAP. TEA. Best in
town. MCKIM R VOVOHT.
. Provisions, of all kinds; of the best
,piallty. at DICCIC&B & VOUGIIT'S.
FOR RENT. - The yellow house on
Canal atreet, east of the Episcopal Church.
Apply to JAMS/3 MACFAULANZ.
• Vir Do you intend to paper your dwell
ing this Spring f If so, call at the Stationery Store,
Murcia Block, andi examine the largest stock of
WALL PAPER ever brought to this place. wl.
or Choice TEAS and COFFEE a
specialty at DECKER & VOCOUT'S.
Ca' CASH PAID FOR PRODUCE at
Oct. 30. DECK= & VOUGHT.S.
I For a good, durable and neat-fitting
SHOE, call at F. J. BLUM'S, opposite Seeley's
Hotel. I‘.'osy. t.
P ICES WAY DOWN on Gents
Fine and Coarse Bouts at ret.usrs, oppalto See
lep•s Hotel: Nov. 27-tr.
I Although Wall Paper has advanced
25 per cent.. you can purchase at OLD PRICES at
the Stattenery Storc.Mercur Block,and the L
,EST ST i OCK In town from which to. make selec ,
Hotta - WI,
rar L. B. RODGERS challenges compe
tition cor.lnallty of goods and low pesos on Sash,
Doom, Blinds and Moldlni.s, and al `building mar
tortal. (augS-tt)..
Ur The. Largest, Beat and cheapest
line of Shoes for Ladles•, Misses' and Childrens•
wear Is found at Consent's new store, corner Main
and Pine-sta.. Tracy & Noble's Block. . aprll7B
lam' Conant' has the best wearing Shoes
for Men, Boys and Youths , wear ever offered In
Towanda, and at prices within the reach of all.
far For line Millinery, first dass Hair
Gobda, Java Caniass, Gold and Silver Hated Cird
Barb and children's Sailor Hats, call eti Mrs. H.
A.4Fletcher, No. 4, Bridge Street: Bleaching and
seising over a specialty.
L Wimana-BAnny, Pa., January - 29,
1546—Meesrs. ELT Brothers—Gents: The supply
of Cream Balm I purchased of you sold rapidly.
Bach is the demand I have bad occasion to dupli
cate the order no lest than Ave times within three
months.. My customers have found out this is no
humbug, but a preparation of real merit, and evi
dently a sovereign cathollcan for the cure of so
distressing a disease as Catarrh. An article that
will produce such satisfactory results will prove a
blessing to any community. 'Very truly,
- Feb.s-mt. ' Wm. Toes, Druggist,
Teachere. ozaminationtas follows :
March Mt, Landoni• 23, Orwell, Independent; 24,
Burlington; 23,-Springfield Centre,; 26,
Independent; ; 27, West Franklin ; 29 Wyalus
ing; 30, Silvan); 61, Leltaysville VAprit 1, War
ren Centre ; 2, IC4kendall ; 3, Athens ; 5, Mace.
Independent; 6, Tyrrel-Terry ; 7, New AI.
bang; 8, MonroetoU ; 9, Frontier, Independent; 10,
Canton; 12. Litchfield Centre; 13, Doty Hill, inde
pendent; 14, Gillett' ; 15, Beckwith ; ter, Austin.
Title ; 17, Troy ; to, Rummerfleld ; 29, Roma; 21,
Orient; 32, Ulster; =, - East Smithfield; 24. Barclay;
May 3, Towanda. !, O. W. RYAN,
Match 18-wi. !
tirWALTETt CHM/ has succeeded to
the Muskat buslnesi B. Powatt, Scranton,
Ps. He retains the Agenclekot the Chickering
and Steinway Pianos, and the Mason It Hamlin
Organs. Agents wanted In all unoccupied territo
ry. march 1.84,2.
liriatancae - CURED. by Dfi
Biritalt . hentalflit and fllek headache rills; s
untie:sat cure forNmaffalgia, dick headache, See-
Tone. Uaadscbe, Dyspepsia. Constipation. Aloud Speg
of- Blood, paralysis. Palpitation of the Wait, lad
loss of Nervous Energy. These Pills area special
preparatlim for the cure of special diseases, and
are worthy ;id, a trilby Ili Intelligent 11111gratill
are harmless and effectually cure all diseases
arising from a deranged nervous system ; pleasant
to tate, they dissolve In the mouth. Prepared by
A. T. Bonn, M.' D.. Scranton, Pa.; sent by mall
teeny address on receipt of price, 50 cls. Far sate
by CLAIM B. POSTItb. Towanda.:'"•
Dr. Harare says: -64 1. hare sold Dr.' Htinn's
Neuralgia and Sick Headache rills for years and
they Sire universal satisfaction. .
"A. KNAPP, N. D.,
" Pittston, PA."
Idareb4ll
Iritir SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE
PUBLIC.—The place for Fanners to.aell their
Produce always for ready cash Is at Surrtt
Pim% Wysaaktbr, Pa.
. The placo to buy - toe Groceries, Dry Goods.
flats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, cheap for cash or
In exchange for Produce, ls at
8111111 k Paba•ei.
Also, a choice lot or Clover and Timothy Seed
Jost received and selliny at bottom prices, at SMITH
& PAIK•s. Call and be convinced. Feb. 26:
I In the whole history of * Medicine
no preparation Utterer perfoimed stich marvellous
cures, or malittained so wide a reputation, 'Ls
AYlit'S CttannY PiCTOILAL, which Is recognized
As the world's remedy for all diseaies of the thrbat
and lungs, Its long-continued series of wonderful
cries In all climates has made it enlversally known
ass safe and reliable agent to employ. Against
ordinary colds, which are the forerunners of more
serious disorders, it acts speedily and surely, all
-ways relieving suffering, and often sa7ing liferol•
The pi t It affords, by its timely-use in the
throat a i led lung disorders of children, rnakesit' an
Invaluable remedy to be kept always on hand In
every home. No person can .agurd to be wlthou
lt, and those who -have once used It never will
From their knowledgelof Its .composition and of
recta, Physicians use the ClxEanY t.scrona.z.
extscslveiy In their practice, and Clergymen rec
-ommend It. It Is absolutely certain In its remedla
effects, and will always cure where cures * i re poisl
Ole. For sale by all dealers. • -
EMI CE—SMITH.—In Towanda, en the 1 ith Inst.,
by the Bev. J. S. Stewart. D. D., Milton Hayek
and Mn. Margaret E. Smith, both of Towanda.
800 ART.—an this Borough, on Saturday evening,
Mardi 13th, Loraine Bailey, wife of W. C. B.
gut, Esq., aged 64 years and 7 months.
STEVENS.—in Wyslusing, January 27th, Eliza
E., wife of C. F. titevens, In the 40th year of her
• age.
LE E.—ln this village. March 1 ith. tlaidd. son of
William and Bridget Lem, aged 10 years, 1 - numtb
and 3 days.
GILI;ETT.—At !torn Brook, rehrtutry 21st, of
scarlet fever, Anna, daughter of Bird and Nellie
Gillett.
Lines affeettonately dedicated to 31r. and Mrs.
Drab L. tltra.mtr, by LILIAN SNITS :
Softly stnuciti tlie ptllow drbere Meth pur darling's
, head, !.
Press a fond kiss en berwhltir'brow, and leave ber,
our Anna Is dead ;
See the fair hair on her forehead, so cold and mar
ble fair,
feet her go linme to.fesus, she'll receive a fond wojp
chum there.
Sli years of passing sunsbine, so full of happy glee--
Six years of innocent pleasure, so joyful and so
free ;
But alas the dread destroyer. came and lEnocked
upon our door,
And.at last lie gained admittance, and our Anna
Was no more.
She saw the angels coming to take her far away,
And atm told her weeping father, "Papa, don't
forget to pray,
Or you cannot come to Heaven, where 1 and grand•
ma dwell ;
Do not weep, my darling mamma, Jesus doeth all
things well."
We miss a surest lace from the housebrild, a foot
fall on the stair,
And the. earth is cold and lonely—we miss some.
thing everywhere.
We see her little playthlugs Ile loosely on the door.,
We see the little dresses, but Dover see her
more—
Not In this sad world of sorrow, where pain and
trouble come,
But we'll see her up In Heaven, with the angels
•round the throne.
She has gone to meet sweet Ruthle, and we long
for her sweet alas,
Bueshe reigns aphappy angel, in the realm of per
feet trliss.
Just before the death of Anna, Ruth, our loved ono,
went to Heaven,— . .
For 'twee only a few days longer of life to Anna
given, .
After Ruthie gabled the portals and reached the
starry world,
And 'midst th e hoots of angels her snowy wings
unfurled'. i'
Though we mourn thil death of Anna, and the
death of Ruthie, too,
Yet we know that they have reached the land above
the azure blue;
With the angels they are singing songs of praise
around the throne,
They are standing at the gateway, waiting there
for us to come.
TOWANDA MARKETS.
REPORTED BY STEVENS &LONG,
General dealers in Groceries and Produce, corner
Main and Pine Streets,
WEDNESDIY , SVENING E MARCEI 17, 1830.
Flour per bbl
Flour per sack
Cern Meal per 100 IDs
Chop Feed,
Wheat, per bush
Corn
Rya ..I
Oats
Buckwheat.......
Clover seed
Timothy; western,..
Beans, 6: 'MS, .
Pork,. mess
Dressed hogs
Turkeys
Ch'ckens
Ducks
Geese
Hams
Shoulders -
Lard
Butter, tubs.... ....
- ,Rolls
Eggs, fresh
Cheese
POI.J.tOe3, per bushel
Apples
Dried app1e5.......
Drumm
Beeswax
747,® 1 00 00® 120
110®= 24
CORRECTED BY ORO. A. DAYTON
Hides
Veal salne.'—
Deacoue
Sheep Pelts..
Reporter Clubbing List for 1880
We have made arrangements with the publishers
of the following periodicals by which we can offer
any one of them .to connection with the RYPARTY.II
at greatly reduced rates. We will send the itE•
PiIRTLP.. with. any of the papers named below, for
one year, at the figures indirated
Reporter and Weekly Tribune
Seml-Weekly
• Weekly Times
`• Semi-Weekly
•• Weekly Evening Post
serta-weekiy
" Philadelphia Press
I
El
MADILL fr, KINNEY,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
leo—Rooms formerly occupied by Y. M. C. &
Readlog Room
11. J. MADILL.
DEMOVAL.- - -.1. V. Wille,ock. has
remotr,d Ids Harness Shop to
BEIDLEMANN OLD STAND, BRIDGE-ST.,
*hers be twill 'keep on - hiupt pane stock of
LIGHT Arm HEAVY iIARNESS,,
Bone Blankets, Whips, Curry Combs, Brushes,
etc. Re hail a large supply of Summer goods. Re.
member the . now. locatlon—BßlDOlS STREET,
Towanda, Pa. 18-u: J. V. WILI.COC K.
ARM 1 0 611, SALE.—At Mitchell
F
Creek station on the flogs Railroad, about
2;i, tidies north of Vega, in the township Of Tina,
county of TM's. Pa.; known as•the Wm. K.3llrch
ell farm ; containing 107 3elo acres; on river flats
and some of the best latotin the Tioga Valley; has
ou it 2 dwelling douses, 3 barns, 2 *hods and other
outbuildings. The land Is good for tobacm corn
and other • rope. and from its locality very desira
ble as a place.of residence. Address or call upon
the undersigned. Gad terms for payment given;
C. H. SEV.ManIlt, Tina, Pa.
Tioga, Pa., Much 4. 113804r1.
Superintendent
MARRIED.
DIED.-
PAYING
1/111.1.1910
7 000 9 00
/ 750 20
0150
1 40
1 2041- 125 1 254 130
50466 • 65
704 0 75
38440 454 48
• 454 504 55
. 4.1 50 _ 6 - 004 625
4'3 40
.. 100(41 1 40 1 MAI 1 75
. b1)1., 15 mg 17 go
~ sass
.tato
.
8010
Fizia
7a9
.. 506
.. 27426
2C424 .
... 12
1I 15
0313
56A75
MO
Times
" American Agriculturist 2 10
" Country Gent1eman.........3 00
" Rural Now Yorker ; 285
" liarperla Weekly 4 25
" " I Bazar. ....... —... 425
" " Magazine 425
" Scribner 4 25
" St. N tcl3las.
" Wide Awake;
" Baby Land 1 SS
Llttel's Living Age 8 00
" The Nursery 225
Appleton's Journal 2 SO
" Popular Sclence.Monthly.... 5 25
" Petersonla Magazine 2, 65
Godey's 2 65
Llppincotra 4. 4 25
" Atlantic Monthly.. 4 25
Ohiss Farmer 2 30
Lancaster Farmer 300
" liemorest without premium 260
" " wlth premium..... 300
Item Abvertimnenis.
3 . 1 C 80
I=l
Vent Shnil'oesseits.
E. IL' • DOliMAtrt,
,
325, past Water St., Elmira, 11. Y.
Ili . ''' , ORF GOODS
.24 Floor • ' ' MILLINZRF
SI Floor CARPETS
,• 4th Floor. CLOAKS A SHAWLS
tipper floors accesslble by elevator.
gdr A visit of Inspection is respectfully solicited
Permanent Employment
We ati In mint of • a few more agents to solicit
Orden for Malarial/14k. lto Experience nem.
nary. Early applications. from men of integrity
and ability H
will receive our prompt atteotion.
. U. 0. CASE a CO.,
Genera, N. Y.
•
XECUTOII, O B NOTICE, Let
• tars testamentary having been granted to the
un eislipted. under the last will and testatnent of
Hannah G. Pitcher, late . of 'Warren. deceased, an
persons indebted to the estate of said decedent a e
hereby notified to make Immediate
_payment, and
all having claims against said estate must present
the same duly authenticated to the undersigned
for Battlement. 'EDWARD M. PITCHER,
Warren, Pa., March is. Administrator.
A§IISQUEHANNA COLLZGIATE 'M
artinTn.—Spring Term will begin MONDAY,
ItIL bTu. 111110.'• Expenses for board, tuition
and .fundsbed room, from 11172 to 080 per year.
Yor 'catalogue or further particulars address the
Principal, -
EDWIN E. QUINLAN. A. Y.
- Towanda, Jan. 15, 1880. • VI
VA LU A BLE F ARM FOR SALE.
—The property known as the Berry Farm:
one mile below Milan Station; consisting of ILO
urea, fine buildings. fruit trees and rich produc.
live land : will be sold on the best of terms, and
possessfen given Immediately. •
Address R. A. ELMER,
• • Waverly, N. Y.
AS. H. PEET,
TIACtIX)I or PIANO MUSIC,
TERMS.IIO perterm.
(Residence Third street, Ist ward.)
Towanda, Jan. 13,79-Iy.
-THE
MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
During 1873 there were terminated by
death 1,156 policies in this Company.
of this number there were twenty-three
suieides.
Of the whole number of death claiths of
the year, six (only) were• contested.
Amount contested, #30,070 00.
Every other claim was promptly paid
without contest, and the total amount of
death claims paid during 1879 by this
Company. without contest or delay, was
over FOUR MILLIONS OF. DOLLARS
in cash.
Of This amount more than Four Hun
dred , and Twenty Thousand Dollars was
paid residents of Pennsylvania.
More than 1 Moro than
$88,000,000 i tupotooo
Assets
By legal - ptandard of State of New lork
l!Mal
Ratio of Expenses to l , Receipts in 1879,
$7.77 pee ilOO.
N. B.—" Expenses" Includes commissions to
agents, _advertising, medical examinations,' office
expenses, etc.
WM. S. VINCENT,
Towanda, March 18, 1880
Be Not Deceived
J. K. BUSH,
THE BRIDGE-ST. CLOTHIER
Is bound to sell
CHEAPER THAN ANY
OTHER CLOTHING HOUSE
' IN TOWANDA !
Before .Abe late. advance in -pric©s we
urehasett the LARGEST STOCK EVER CAR
TED BY US, and therefore can
ma 1i
M 8
al 10
Z.R . d. 27
220 25
0 14
0 I $
0 5.5
50la `o
SELL AT OLD PRICES !
Our stock comprises a full Ono of—
MEN'S, YOUTH'S,
. 0k40114
.. 506125
... 20050
1 OW 00
AND CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING
For the Spring trade
EC
The largest stock of HATS in town
A full and superb line of Gents'
• FURNISHThiG GOODS.
. 2 00
-330
Trunks and Traveling Bags
SEZI
At manufacturers' prices.
It Rik,
3 50
2 50
Toirands, Mat ch IS, 1880-y1
GET YOUR HAIR CUT
AND SEIAV.ECG, AT THE
ward MEcnxisse
Shaving Parlor
.rWe study to please.
D. V. ST ElillGE,;Prop 'r
Towanda; Pa., July 15, 11179:
NOTWITHSTANDING
The large advance in paper and other stock
PRICES ARE Stift
WAY DOWN CELLAR I
AND STILL DIGGING
DURING THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS
I shall continuo to bind all kinds of
MAGAZINES AND BLANK BOOKS
At old ratost old rates!
Mtvacinos Bound for Fifty ,Ceiits—Pifty
Cents!—and Upward.
Fine Blank Books a SPECIALTY, and ail wort
WARRANTED.
r. O. Box.=
Net Surplus.
,
' I '
DISTRICT AGENT
J. K. BUST!,
No. 2 Bridge Street.
A. BEVERLY SSIITII. -
RLPORTICR BIJILDINU,
Park 3t reel, Towauda.
pitsafrontoss
GILMORT t'
(Establhhed 150.) - • •
PENSI9NN-INOBEASE OF PENSIONS,
and sal other chines of claims for Solphets add
So!Mere Mfrs, prooecnted._
. •
Address w
it""l4 OLLIEOng a co.;
w.bthoon, 10'
E. W. LANZ
wtabas to talc= bin !floods and coitantris tbat be
- baa
REMOVED HIS .LIVERY
.to the well known •
• Livery Stables of Holmes & Passage,
White he wilf keep a Virst.class LIVERY AND
1111ARDING STABLE. Ile will thoroughly ve•
;sir the barn and make it a convenient place for
grir p e l: h co esu mi ca ng to
red L r tnen .
Tto lea
hose co ve m t i heir in h to orix sad
to spend the evening.ist parties, Le can leave'
their horses at these stables and have them sent to
them at their order.* A good, :fusty matt wilt be
found at the barn both day and night.
Thanking my patrons for their past trade, I
would solicit a continuance et the same, and will
be pleased to have them call on me at my new las-
Ron.
fir Also Open and Top Buggies for sale. '
Towanda, Pa., Jan . .lt •80
. Geo. L. Ross, .
Of the Third Ward Store. has opened &large and
convenient Store In the brick block, First Hard,
opposite Humphrey -Brothers & Tracy's - Boot and
Shoe Factory, and baii ailed 4 with
• A LARGE STOCK OF
. CHOICE GROCERIES
• :•. .OF (ALL KINDS,
•.• - •
Which he has purchased In . New Yin* for cash,
and solicits the confidence and patronage of. the
public, and respectfully announces twat he
~ • .
WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD
By anybody. His Third Ward Store will also be
kept stocketwith first-class goods, and will be surd
• as low as the lowest:
Towanda, ianuary 8, 1890.
Agricultural Maclthaery
R. M. lyelles, Towanda, Pa.,
Wholesale and Retail dealer
IMPROVED . FARMING IMPLE
MENTS AND: MICHINERY.
WIRAD TRUE CHILLED PLOWS,
Gale Chilled Plow's,
Best Reversible Plows, -
Adgate and Enterprise Churn Powers,
Corn Spellers, Farm Wagons,
Platform Wagons, Buggies;
Feed-Cutters, GrainiDrills,
ACNE PULVERIZING ;tallow AND CUD
catruts,
Bullard's Hay Tedders, .Leader• and Gale
Wheel Rakes, Tompkins County Improved
Cultivators, Mowing Machines,
• Vleapers; Plow aulkya, •
Sprout's Hay Elavators and Harpoon
Forks.
Liquid Paints. mixed ready for the
brush. of best brands. XX STAR HYDRAULIC
CEMENT. Sc., &c. Call and see my stock or spud
for Circulars and prices. Oflice In C. P. Welle's
99-Cent Store. Warehouse directly to rear of same
In the alley. R. M. WELLES.
Towanda, March 11. IMO
plarkets.
MEA.T MARKET@
• E. D. RUNDELL,
Would respectfully annOunce that he Is continuing
the Market business at the old stand of Hoek St
Minden, and will nt all Mies keep a full supply of
FRESH
OYSTERS
Constantlyymi hand. Country dealers supplied at
• . city rates.
FRESH A; SALT MEATS,
GARDEN VEGETABLES,
'FRUITS, &c.
sir All Go l ode delivered Yree of Charge
Towanda, - Pa. Nov. 7.7 1879
MARKET.
ROSECRANSR4 BREWER,
Announce to the people of Tliwanda and vicinity
, that they are now prepared to furnish
FRESH AND SALT MEATS,
POULTRY, FISH, OYSTERS,
And Vegetables In their Season, at the most reason
able rates, Everything purchased of us
delivered promptly tree of charge.
air Our 'location, ONE DOOR'. NORTH OF
SCOTT'S BAKERY, is convenient for all.
We Icily the best stock, and take great pains to
keep everything In the best order. Givens a call.
• ItOSECILANBE & BREWER
Towanda, Dec. 5, 1875.
MEAT MARKET!
MYER & DEVOE
Located in
BEIDLEMA\•S BLOCK, BRIDGE STBEET
Keep on halid.
FRESH AND SALT MEATS
DRIED BEEF, FISH;rIILTRY.,
GARDEN VEGETABLES AEI BERRIES IN
THEIR SEASON, he
ar All goods delivered free of charge
Towanda, l'a., May lA, 1879.
,"parrlf 71;avb5. - .
TUE. OLD MARBLE YARD
STILL 'IN OPERATION.
• •
haaed the
I r l e ntet;de baring tl i t r f e l 1 1 , A d R e:
sires to Inform the public that baring employed
everlenced men, be Is prepared to do all hinds of
work In the flue of
MONUMENTS, ,
lIEAD STONES,
MANTLES and-
SHELVES, ..
In the miry best manner and at lowest rates.
Persons desiring anything In the Marble line are
inirftedto call and examine work, and sate agents'
commlsslon.
Ja.lllCli
Towanda, Pa., Koe. le, IS7a, • lift
NOTICE. -I iiereby forbid A per
sons purchasing s note given by me tol.-P.
Quivy or b aver. who represented 'himself to he
Collector for the Detroit Spring beet Company.
Said rate way obtained by (rand and Zwercion, and
1 shall not pay the same.
LZESIIXL CARL:
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Ilerriekville, March
•
TiOTICL—I hereby forbid all per
_ fans purchasing $ note given by, me to J. P.
°ivy or nearer; .who represented himself to be
Collector for the Detroit spring Bed Company.
field note was obtained by fraud and cOarelots. and
I shall not pay the same.. . DAVID BUTTT.
North Towanda, Pa., March MOM, -w45
XECUTOR'S NOTICE.— Let,
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tars testamentary having heen granted to the
undersigned. under the last will and testament of
Hampton Ch.timplin, late or Orwell, detained,
all persons indebted to the °testi'. decedent
are hereby notified, to make Immediate payment,
And all haring claims against said estate mast pro
sent the same duly autheuteated to the under
,
slgued for settlement. ' , - •
H. CHAMPLIN, dn., Executor.
Orwell; Pa... March 18, 11380416*. ' • •
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AA DMINIOTRATO 67. NOTICE.
—Lettels PI administration haling been
granted to the .undenigned upon the estate of
Silas late of Albany tawnship, deceased,
notice Is hereby glien that an pitmans Indebted to
the said estate are requested to make immediate,
payment, and all persons having cialins to present*
the mine without delay. - C. It, MOON.
• • M. L. MOON,
Evergreen, Pa., March tii. Administrators.
B.W.tAlqr.
AA DMINISTRATOR'S' NOTICE.
—Letters of adMinistrstlon ',basing been
granted to the undersigned, upon the eatate of
Polly Luther, late of Burlington township:deed,
notice is hereby given that all psnons Indelned to
sald'estate are requested to mate Iminedlate pay
ment, and all persons haying claims to vreieut the
sante without delay. ,
K. LlVTllER,rAdtialnistratar.
Iturl.tagton, March 84 1880 , w ,
11_3ROPOSALS FOR LOAN.-:
11 The' County Comlissioners will receive pro
forioans at their Mee in Towanda, for the
purpose of purchasing pinery, erecting buildings,
etc., for a Poor-liou.se,', by virtue of the statute
approved the'4fh day of 'Jun., Ing ; said proposals
will be received up to the 27th day of March, Imo
—viz:
50 ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR BONDS, bearing
6 per cent. Inteeedt per, annum. payable- annu
ally t Interest from April Ist, 1880, and bond due
• April let. len.
20 FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR BONDS,' bear
ing 6 percent. Intetest per annum. payable MIMI
ally: Intereetfrom April Ist, le6o,•and bond due
April 10. OM.
10 ONE THOUSAND DOLLAR BONDS, bear.
leg 6 percent. Interest per annum, payable annu-
ally ; Interest from Alan Ist, MO, and bond doe
April Ist. ISM
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10 ONE THOUSAND DOLLAR BONDS, bear
ing 6 per cent. Interest per swoon. payable annu-
ally: Interest from April Ist, 1880, and bond doe
April lst, 1888,
. _ .
JO FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR BONDS. tear.'
Ing, 6 percent. Interest perannum, paYable annu
ally: Interest Dorn Aprll Ist, 11y50, and bond due
Aptil Ist, 1890.'
WILLIAM LEWIS. Clerk. •
NOTE—The bonds will be awarded to those who
d the highest rate of premium. ,
Commissioners' Office, March
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A lIDITOR'S NOTICE. -.J.1 R.
1 - 1:- Vedder vs. Catherine Ladd. -In the Court
of Common Pleas of Bradford. County, Noi lee,
December Term, 1878. - -
The- undersigned, an Auditor appointed by the
Court to distribute the fund 'arising from the Einar,
Bra tale of defendant's reaPestate, will attend to
the duties'of his appointment at his office hi the
Borough cif Towanda, on MONDAY, the :9th day
of 3IARCH, A. 11., 1880. at 10 o'clock, A.M., when
and where all persons haring claims against said
finid.must present them or . be forever , debarred
from coming in upon tbaanig.
F. NITER, Auditor
Towanda, February 28, 1884.74.
NOTICE.—The Board of Revision
have flied upon the following dates and
places, betwech the hours of 8 A. - 11. and 3 r. X ,
for bolding appeals for 11C-0, viz: . 4.
.Wells,TOwnship and South Creek Township-At
George Softens' In South Creek, February 19.
It Idgbury Township-At Georgel Suffrens•- In
South Creek, February 20. :
Spriugfield. -Columbia and - ftylvania' Borough-
A t the Troy House. Troy Borough, Febniary 23.
Smithfield and West Burlington-At' the Troy
Rouse, Troy Borough, February 24. . .
Troy Township and Troy Borough-At the Troy
House. Troy Borough, February 25; . -
Armenia Township' and . Alba Roruugb-At the
Troy House, Troy thorough, February 25.- ,
Leßoy and Granville Townships-At the Tatier .
House, Canton Borough, February 27. .
Canton 'Township and Canton Borough-At the
Taber 'Dime. Canton Borough, Fehrhary 25.
Overton Township, Albany and New Albany .
Borough-At Dodge's Hotel, Monroe Binrough,
March 2.
Franklin, Monroe - Township and BorongliAt
Dodge's Hale).-Monroe Borough, March 3.
Ath en s thorough and South Waverly-At the Ex
change Hotel. Athena Borough, March 4. -
Athena Township-At the f.xchange Hotel,
Athens Borough, March 5. • , , .
Wilmot and TerrY.Townslilps-At .iirowles lin
tel. Wyalusing, March 9. .
TIIF. atom and Fike- . -At Brown's Hotel, Wyalu
- slug, March 10.
Lellaysvllle Borough, Herrick and Wyalusing
. At Brown's lintel, Wyaluslng, March 11.
' Barclay and Asylum Towushlps-At the 'Court
House, Towanda Borough. March 11
Windham ;sod Warren Towiiships-At Taylor's
Mail, Rome librough, March 18. . 1 .
.. _Orwell and Litchfield Townships-LAt, Taylor's
Hotel. Rome Borough. March 17. ' r
Shesticquin, Rome Township. and Borough-At
Taylor's Hotel, Rome Borough, March 15.
Wysol and Standing Stone-At the Court House,
Towanda Borough, March 19.
Towanda Township and Towanda North-At the
Court (louse, Thwanda Borough; March 21:- -_. '
Burlington Township and Burlington Borough-
At the Court House, Towahila Borough. March ':. 4 .
Towanda thdrough and (Ulster-At the Court
house, Towanda Borough, March 25. -,
Assessors will be punctual in deliveririg hottces
to taxabtes and In making returns In person atthe
time specified In the warrants, at which time and
place the Board of Revision will attend and hear
those who consider themselves aggrieved by the
assessment. and make ouch alterations as to them
shall appear Just and reasonable.
- ' .BY ORDER OF TIIE BOARD.
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Attest-WiLit Am Lkwts, Cleric.
Commissioners' Office, January 28, Haie.
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ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE:
Letters of adml nistratson having been grant
ed to the undersigned: upon the estate of Sauls
bury Cole, late of • Monroe township, deceased,
notice Is hereby given that all persons indebted to
the said estate are requested to, make immediate
piyment, and all persons having ctslins to present
tiie smug-without delay.
• B. B. HOIJLETT,
W. B. COLE.
Administrators.
f Monroe, March
TOi,ALL WHOM IT MAY CON
- C I@S :—Take notice that I have flied with
the Sectetrry of Internal Affairs of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania an application for thin*
acres o unimproved landAituate in the township;
oftPrinktin. County of Bradford and dtate afore- .
said, adjoining lands of Wesley Anderson on the
east. Barclay Coal Company on the south. Charles
Stevens and William Reedy on theivest,and David
Anderson and William Reedyr on the north.
March 4, ISSO-wr. DAVID ANDERSON.
X.-D.RUNDELL
STEVENS & LONG
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
1: VIVA Al 01 OITA :),;1 11
CORNER- OF,3IAIN k PINE-Sts.
They invitti attention to limit complete assortment
and very large stock of Choke New Goods,
which, they hare always on hand.
MYER di Dr.VOE
ESPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO .THE
PROD:UCE TRADE,
PATENTS
d
' how . to obtain them - . ' Pamphlet
f. upon receipt of Stamp for post
age. Address— -
GILMORE. SMITH . .!r, CO.
s t d...a,. or rfitesits.
- ; _M.,. Pa:ilti e +An!. jritchusvtots. b. q
Farm Accounts!
=Wol:flwarerbavctidituTnw
utria aatderiara. Sen
n
=
tafretiCirculars tenne BUT/OITA STILATT...i
1 111XILLMEM 8 Tenth Bt. Pftilskietrigi+.
$7
P r a month anaexpeni.es anvils' teed to fining
(Mat frac 'BUAR t („Ni!., *MUM% Mtn
eittit
Groceries - aub Vrovisions.
General Dealers in
- -. And
cqUNTRY PRODUCE,
TO THEIR NEW STORE,
(The old stand of pox, Stevens it 'Moretti%)
And Cash paid for desirable kinda.
M. J. LONG. -
Towanda, A prl 1 1879.
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