Bradford reporter. (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, April 15, 1880, Image 3

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Towanda, Pa., April i zs, 0380.
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AS MAIL lIIRTTEE OF THE SECOND cum.
LOCAL GENERAW
The, expiration of subscription is print:
ed on the colored label. By noticing the
date every subscriber. can tell when hie
paper Willie stopped unless the attbeerip-,
tion fa renewed. • I
Tat street - sprinkler has started.
AntnnonaL Local on Fourth Pap
Oun continued story is concluded this
week.
Wata.nono, Tioga County, has twelve
physicians.
Tar. Mi. Pisgah Observatork has been
opened to, visitors.
'C. A.. enti.n has' been appointed post
:master at FranklinVe.
.
A BILLTABD Parlor will soon bo added
to the Taber . Houses, Canton.
.Tita•spritig term of the Graded School
of this place began on Monday laist.
. .
, SUNDAY and 'Monday last were more
like days in Peeember than in April.
'THE circu ation of the REPORTER
now.prer TWO THOUSAND copies *eddy.
THE work of re-building the Presbyte
rian Church at 'Athens, is being pushed
rapidly forwar.
IT is said - that archery will be, more
pophlar berelbonta during this season,
thaii ever before: '
THE eifori, to organize a a' Pock Corn
piny to bore for oil in Litchfield town
ship proved 'a failure.
~1.- C . an& WILL BLACKMAN, of Troy,
operra since - in Burlington about the
middle of the lit esent mouth.
TUE Canton sentinei says that for the
first time in nine years Can — Con borough
school orders are at a discount. .
SPRING bonnetf are
,smaller this year
than for several[ seasons past, but the
price remains as large ak ever.
WE learn that all of the employes of
J. 0. FitosT's Sons .received an advauce
En viages on the first of this mouth.
THE brick work of the buildings for
the Tlichilie shops at Sayre was com
menced ou Tbuisday of last week.
TO -DA.. Jupiter and Venus will pass so
•cloqe to one another, that,, to the naked
.eye, they will, seem to almost touch. •
AN EWE belonging to'S. L. Tuomrscrs,
'OrGiHats, rceentiy gav6 birth to a lamb
that was possessed of six legs. It lived
but a Sew days. -
DANIEL CoLwELL, of Ridgbury, has
Vie foundation ready. for a commodious
balm which will be erected duritig ,the
coming summer.
.11 , you haven't anything particular to
do, roll up your sleeves and go out and
pick the stones out of your .garden, and
get ready for planting.
31C1~,T Rs & SPENCiIt have:leased the
Slulen building, on i Pine street, and now
occupy it for the uses for which it was
.1 ,
erected—carriage making. ;
En. WILLIAMS, gliizfitteT, has removed
his shop to the buihlitig north of Mercur
block, on Main street, ,ruCt•ntly occupied
t,y WILLCOCK'S harness,slnipt •
•
THAT excellent paper, the ndepenyent
;Republican, of 3tontrose bas,.reeently
dunned a new dress, whjclOitriproviiet its
appearance quite materially.
_TH - F.4 Water SS Company Are 'tow
procutingilarge quantities of dui larger
sized ironanains to be laid in this place.
1 bey are twenty inches in diameter.
JXstEs,ll. and .Join W. Conouso have
remOVed their law office to the room over
I;ini:v's•Drrug • Store„ in Mercur Block.
I::utrafice first dux , north of the store.
snEsanyEn seats far. the Arinn,Quar
,terte Club Concert can be secured at,
Kinror's dru,C. store, Oil Saturday, April'
171 b. Admisriun 35 cents ; reserved seats
50 etints.
Nit. ALBERT ROBEitTS, of Ridgbury,
haitliie misfortune, to lose two valuable
cod's one day recently; and his neighbor,
Aitiks'A SquinEs, lost his only ono at the
Same time.
"B. A. LONG, bas built tiro large ice
houses okArmenia Mountain, at Webler's
31ills, the Troy fiazettet sayit,i- and is tilling
them with an excellekt tinaiity of ice,
about 10 inches thick.
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• A CANTON correspondent of an Elmira
raper says that SA Mum. Do.ciErwishes to
sell his banking kiusitiess infCaiiton, and
ai'4ls that it is a spleniild opportunity, for
sonic capitalist to invest
Trte corner statuaiy have selected posi
tions for - the summer campatAn. The
orner near the Citizens' National Bank
hvemii this, as in previous seasons, : so for
to have a deciacil preference.
.lonx TlENsis, of the Ward Muse,
has purchased the JOTIN!MACK property,
n•ar the Catholic Church, and is having
the building thereon put iu thorouA re
pir previous to occupying it as his resi
dence.
• THE, eheae factorY %c hid? was to have
been in running order at! Canton the first
oi May has proved a failure, the farmers
~! the neighborhood not seeming Willing .
to. patronize it sufficiently to warrant its
ect
THE Athens G (I;ette says that - a barn
li , ionaing to GEo.I MILLE; near Glep
\ in Atlievi township, containing
::'aunt four tons eif l ihay 7 burned ou Mon-,
ly night of last week. 'No insurance on
1.1 till or contents.
Pill LTA Pill Ll.lng, the celebrated vo
e:tlist, will give an "evening, of Sacred
s , ng." at the 31. Chlirch, this, Wed
re...play, evening. Ile has the reputation
of being one of the tineAt singers, in the
e: , untry. All should attend. •
A Ni :w impor is to be started at To
umsla.—.4 /hens Gazette.
-We have wondered fin• some time past
üby sonidNone did not seize upon'the op
-I.;,rtunit y - presented here to suddenly az
,,;iire peat xwealth. ,
• THE t' 4 llSllB enumerator will find about.
ue hundred girls str Waverly who will
1. 3 him they are hht sixteen years of age,
w hen they have been at the depot on the
rival of avery paSsenger train there for
1..(.; just tWenty yeara.
Tus () Fellows of Canton, will dedi
-0;t their new, Hall, in that place, April'
.tli. The exercihes will be public, and
v,II commence at 4 P. M. Grand Secre
t ,ry JAzi. B. litchoLsoN, will deliver an
It•ldie:ts in the evening.
CHARLES VIAL,' Of Terrytown, was
(I.lite severely injured by being thrown
I rorn him wagon, one day recently, the ac
udvut having been caused by his horses
14. coming frightened and unmanageable,
1,::d overturning the vehicle.
NEAR the 'Gas Works the Wat e r Works
l'ompany are erecting a building to be
for storing pipe, and where they will
..tt the pipes with asphalt, and also
mufacture cement pipes to be used at
usgerent parts of the Borough.
S lTis rumored that• anotherpaper is to
tW started at Athens. and that a preen
' 1- m lawyer the o Ina signified his Wien
tl-i1) 4 taking a hundred dollars worth of
s• , ,elc . therein. If iNToN, of the Gazette.
t > .liould the paper bo staked it will
Ore l,iiu more time to firh. And tie opine
give a proodneut lawyer there an
iti , estio,in on which a.dividend will never
ix: 'paid.
u.
Joust Pnari: - Of BMA - Creek, had one:
of his legs broken in Elmira, ,on Mondsr
last; whilst engaged hrunloadinig lm%
one. of them rollinglipon addle - The hi
jured man was conveyed toi his
where the injured limb, was attended to.
.
Ws learn from the Troy Gentle of last
week, that 16 4:11" 17 personaleft the depot
in that place on the. 'Mayday previous,
for Kansas. The Gazette saysthey were
mostly from Btirlingto, and were to make
the journey under tbe directions of . e. F.
litcnots. - 4 •
AT the annual "elebtion ;of Trustees for
the Baptist Chord). of this Plaoe, held on
Monday o last week, thefolWwine named
gentlemei3 were elected: R. M. WELLirs,
E. M. Pansons, A. Bantam, R.. W.
Writ.s, • -C. TOWNSEND, DENNIS
CLARE, JAMES ELLIOTT.
' We should judge, by the. large number
of logs and piles of lumber surrounding
F.R.OI3T:Ei SORE Furniture Manufactory, on
Charles street, that that enterprising firm
expect to furnish "all the world and the
rest of mankind,'! with furniture - for
some time to come. ,
THREE t oys, rays a correspoudetit,
aged between twelve and fourteen y.eaki,
ran away from Athens,l4o week and-got
to Elmira, where one of; them' stole all
the funds, seven doltais,: and decamped,
leaving the other .two . to return home,
sadder, but no doubt, ' wiser lads.
Acceptor:in to an old tradition the first
thundeF of spring awakens the snakes
and other reptiles. This seems to be ver
ified this year, since the thunder of last
week, we have been informed that large
nunibers have been seen crawling about
the fields.
f; .
• SAYS the Wyeliming .s &o' hes pondent of
the Elmira AdeerOser': "The politicians
in this section areing convinced that
GRANT is the - only_ n that can carry up
—that, is, sufficient! to reach the White
a y
House. Among the staunch Git.piT men
may be named G. M! BIXBY, Esc(., of ttiis
place."
IF you ineeni papering a painted wall
you must get off tho paint, otherwise the
paper will not stick. To do this mix in a
bucket with warm water a sufficient
quantity of pearlasli or potash, so asl to
make a strong solution. Dip a brush into
this ; and with it scour off ail the paint,
finishing with cold water and flannel, '
THERE ate , a few bail pavements ariP•
filthy alleys M our boro ugh that should;
be looked after as seou'as the weather is
favorable. When the good house wife
begins to Clean house, then the head of
the fainilY\ and the groper authorities
shouid‘see that all in put in good condi
tion outside the dwe lling, and thus air
pavements, streets and alleys can be
made healthy and inviting.
- .Tout , : BingoEttw, of -Oster, -"set out ','
two thonSand cabbage plants; last week
The plants weie grown frotu.Seed sown
last tall.. If they have been able to with
stand the cold weather of theiast few
days, we hav e no doubt that M r. Mc-
QUEEN will. be able to ,furnisti new -cab
bage tit for use by the riddle' of June.
We sincerely hope that Mr. Mcg's experi
ment in raising early Ohbage inarprove
a grand success.
.Tau West ' 'Warren correspondent of
the Lellayaville..Adrertior says that they
have some very ,smart and -industrious
old ladies in the Neighborhood. of:that
place, and then goes on to speak of one
MIS. BETSY MeliEE,_ aged nearly eighty
four, who, "bas spun and knit the past
winter seveuteea pairs of.striped . mittens,
six pairs of socks, five pairs stodkings,
besides knitting four yards cotton edging,
and has eut •and . made one coat besides
vests and pants.. And then the corres
pondent asks : • "Is not that a • good
record.?" We should rather think it,ivas.-
.
••••- r!
THE Wellsboro .Agitzgor".perpetrated
the following in its issue of last week.:
"Since Mr. jOHIC - SHOHT has reskted at
Shortsville—and " - that is oWto a-good
many,years, to besot --he pas kililed no
less than thr!e bears without, firing 4 gun.
But that wasn't because he didn't know
Wow a• gun, for, .although be
will be ninety Years old- text July, he
can beat any of his sdinlllioiding at a
mark. and the boys all 'ivitnit it. Mr.
SHORT has full pdssession bi all his facul
ties, and is a very lively,• vigorousi,.old
gentleman. We trust he may be ablotti
read the Apilistor when he' is al htifidred
years old." - • ' z • ;
As the warm spring. weather. commen
ces, the stories of the rebuilding et: ALA
hotel at Minnetva artoppt upon their an- 1
nual j mrneyings. The Canton Sentinel
now has it that the buildings are
,to be
erected by the Keystone Hotel Company,
—whoever that Company may be. :And
-a Canton correspondent says that a report
is in cheat:Won there that Esquire- Bun-
LOCK, the proprietor 'of - the handsome
Bullock block, will put up a large brick
hotel tip the wellaknown McClelland lot.
"
But we foltr," says the correspondent,
"our hotel like our water works—eve
rybody knows it Would pay. some other
fellow and all are afraid to hake the first
step."
IF the. REPORTER was addicted to se&
sationalism, we' might tell our readers
how during the last week the editor of
the Republican and the editor of the :Ar
gus became incensed one at - the other in a
drugsstore of our village, and (rem, words
1 r
nearly came to blows. And how the edi
tor of the RepubliCan vowed Meta aif
tliere that be vcohld "thump" theteditor
id' the ArguN, should he again mention
loin (the editor of the Republieani in his;
paper. We might also tell how two of
oar legal friends became estranged,
whilst en , , aged before Esquire Hata. in
taking depositions, the- result of which
was that one &lie the other a Villain,
and he to whom the epithet' was applied
retaliated by spitting iii the other's face,
and Was arrested for-an assault. But ours
is a mission of peace. We would pour
oil oti the troubled waters, and so our
readers will of necessity .remaiit in igno
rance of two occurrences that have serv
ed for some days past to furnish a topic
for conversation in our quiet bermigh.
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Tut ilusnvfmn ltit , dtTir.n. eery facetiously
cave :- .. We would. beg to inquire pf the 31 , ntrose
P;-olocrof If draw:poker, seven-uji and euchre will
be among the "games" Manufactitred by Messrs.
timid% &Denison. If they are, there be SeSwat
voung men or our nelghborltig : village of Waverly
who will at once locate In Montrote," We don't
fully understand what the Itzroitten means by
manufacturing "draw poker" or"skven up." bUt
send on your Waver! , men, and If f lend Denisen
nods It necessary to dram a pok-r nt them, if there
le seven up or seventy times seven, they will all
Vet y soon be down. We are a peace/Me set In this
community. but If you have any reveilles In Brad
ford County who peed manulacturlug Into decent
(Hell with 'a poser. send 'cm on Mr. REPOUTica. w—
.f.! 07/trOde Drmocrat.
—Here is innocence for you. Think of
the editor of a, Democratic
,newspaper
claiming to know nothing of draw-po
ker and seven-up. And that too when
you recollect that ALECK 31cCtunE,
of •the l'hiladelphia Tithes, spends the
summer months in the verypl4ce where
this innocent resides.',,, Too thin. And
then, , too, observe with'what an utter dis
regard for the geography of this section
of country, IM locates Waverly in Brad
ford County. • Goodness, gracious. lir;
Democrat man, we are trying to bear up
under KISSES', of the Advocate's jokes,
but this attempt to force the whole of
Waverly upon us, cannot be carried out
with impunity. •
CHURCH . NOTICES
Bishop iiOWE will make his annual visi
tation to Christ Church on Friday even
ing, April 16th, instead of .on the date
I reviously named. Servicei at 71 P.M.,
QUARTERLY MEETING
The quarterly meeting services will be
held in the M. E. Church next Sabbath,
as follows : Love-Feast at 9:30. Sermon,
by Pastor, at 10:30. Communion after
sermon. CHARLES H. WRIGHT,
Pastor.
Cpuncu of the Messiah (Universalist),
Rev. Wm. Tsvt.nn, pastor, at, 10f A. at.;
subject, "Ploughing end tiewing,"' at
,"Are there any who cannot be
saved?" •
•
PRot•. Jona . DOWanip of Philadelphia,
will preach •in the Baptist Church, on
Sunday next, mot fling and evening'.
Idr.. D. has been holding a series of meet
ings in this Church for • the past two
weeks, and during that time has deliver
ed sonic of the mot eloquent; logical and
'Scholarly sermons 'ever spoken. front its
pulpit. He is laboring here with" a hope
to re-organize and build bp the . Baptist
denthoination in this community, and we
understand l the prospects for the accom
plishment. of his mission, amongst. us are
• flattering indeed.
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PERSONAL. -
=Mrs: 11. - Bono*
t*Fluxi.:#oo l l 6 Vtig.cil Mid.;
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forjeverel cIaYSI lasilieekto hii!!!miideuce
40116kf_if 4ilthibcid*, •
Aticiitracik putchitied
the.,Pitipeigyi Boritect,
Sltnatisd
:t •-•
••74-ikaif. Ccoti - 4411-Yeri•, - to tkefiddesi
OttLEGDE of this eites„having keep' a 'rest:
dent bete - aboti • 30' yews' ago, - .stied at
Lock Baseu,„week befortrlsist. -,• •
A. , :thputsrri *kb -removed te
Athena some -months ago,pis returned to
this plea), and - will, with hU family, make
this place his abiding place. '
-- -,4ndge As PACKER 1. 10 haves
monument. It is'to be of, bronze, of
heroic size and design and will be placed
in front of Packer Bull on the grounds of
the Lehigh University. . • '.
- -FRANK GOODENOUGH, the ten year
old son of B. Di • GOODZSOUGII, fell faun
a hay nvw to the barn floor, one day last
week, breaking his right arm at, the
elbow.T.AfeciojWd AdOrtiser.
- -:•53 . 0DN SULLIIrAN, who • removed to
Bradford, *cam County, about a year
ago; has again become a eitizetiof one
town. We are glad tcowelcome Joint and
his epellont lady back again. • , • s
-4While on his way home from New
York city, N. 8. RIIINEVAULT Esq., of
ilbnioetou, Pa., made a hasty All at the
ReVieto oftice.-Wareily Renew. And we'll
wager that it was a pleasant call.
• —The condition of Hon. G. W. Kri
imr, liheihmuin, has very mut&
proved,withintthe pasttfew days, and his
attending pbyal 'cian 'now has strong hopes
of .his`tarly satire recovery.' - -
..--PAssitt Mit, aim has beld a position
foi a hong Limit' the deug store of Mx
SG WHITAIAI, Canton, has accepted a sit
uation with'E, M. _l'sweituut, a patent
Medicine man-of Dansville, New York.
Atbeni' Gaulle of last week says
that A. D: Munn was taken With' "neural
gia of the beartjust as he was ready to
start Inr, his new , home; on the Poor-house
rant, oo ''stesAlay :Morning.' He will not
be able to leave for snore days to come.
and. Mrs. J. F. COINER snivelled
to mourn the" death of their 'youngest
child—a bright Effie bay of about 10
months—which . occurred on Thursday
last. - They have the sympathy of the en
tire community, in their sad bereavement.
—At a meeting of the Vestry of Christ
Church on Monday last, _ the Rector an
nounced that he bad . appointed Col. J. F.
MEsss senior Warden. H. T. Jusn was
elected accounting W atilen and Treasurer,
and' R. A.;.. 110 anctut,% ' Esq., Secretary.,
—Rerieto—Thuraday.
Grand Lodge,, l K; of H., of this
State, is is session at Pittston,' this week,
and J. P. SiTTBEDGE and C. MOCWEH,,
of this ' .are in attendance, Mr.
Mowka as a Representative from Crystal
Lodge;'and Mr. K. as a meinber of the
Finance Committee.
, .
—SAMUELOvExsurnE,, , we understand,
will be a candidate for the Legislature.
This is the third.one that we have . Men
tioned; all within the vicinity of this bor.
I.ough', and all' good men, yet there is not
the leasti - probability that all will secure
the'nornination.—Athens Gazelle.
—From Canton - &Mind of flth-- inst.:
Messrs. C. M.- ESTELI. and L. G. NEWMAN
Will leave Canton about the first of May
for au -extended tour west.... Mr. CHAS.
HAIPti4 PI remove to 'Burlington, where
he will,absist Mr.'DOßllAMin'his contract
on thelcounty poor-house.:'.. Mr: ARCHIE
CARPENTER left this place Tuesday night
fur Conejos, Colorado...where be will take
a poSition on the Denver and Rio Grande
' ; •
-?Says the Tunkhannock correspond
enter the Wilkesbarre kererd of Tuesday:
te,Se
Staoal or DAUM, Of Readford county
town and we were, glad
to tee him.' Mr.. DAVIESIS, 'we believe, a
candidate for r enomination in the 23d
Senatorial district. Of course Wyoming
county will support its own candidate.
But if alie`a, nnot secure the nomination
of the man of her choice, 'then- we hope
Mr. DAvlga will be the successful claim
ant • and We are assured that- 'Wyoming
coat' , will swing solidly
_into line for the
nominee of the Republican party.
MRERE was ponsiderable wonderment
manifested by pe'!" passing the RE.
poarmt building oaf TrsonsO esday last, on ob.
serving laborers - engaged in ; putting a
large and ha;ndsoma new iron cafe into
our business office, knowing that we
,already had one of about t h e • same di
menSions therein. -Numerous questiOna
were asked us-which at that time we were
too busy
,to properly answer.' We pro=
pose to do so tow. It is known to almost
everybony.that the RETORTER has been
puhlished for the past year at $l.OO per
an4m, and the publishers found it
:n sary quite recently to find some safe
iny,estment for the profits of their hot
ness, which shad been accumulating on
their hands for several Months. As tbere
;Os no , industry starting here in -which to
they, after mature- . deliberation,
thought-it best to pu• their surplus funds
into U.S.I 4 per cent. bonds,: and did so.
After buying the bonds it was discovered
'that neither of, the banks here were Will=
Sing to assume the risk of taking charge of
such a • large amOnitt of wealth, and iu
font they could not if they had been die.-
- -
posed to, as they could not in justice to .
tlieit other patrons,spare such a large
amoput of vault -too th ; and so the pub
lishers were forced. to buy a sate in which
to keep their, Government securities, as
our other safe its literality crammed with
'specie and other_ tritied. .We trust this
wilt be a sufficient answer to the interoga.
story ott` What does the RzeorrrEn. office
"want oVanother safe," and also disabuse
the public mind of the impression that it
was bought for the purpose of biding the
local editor from irate citizens who drop
in to interview him. Its simply for
Government Bonds, and is really too small
for the r,urpose for which it was intended.
There islno way to become so suddenly
wealthy Se to publish a paper the si of
the REPoteren at' $l.OO per year. -
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THE ARION QUARTETTE CONCI
The above named quartette will gill an
entertainment in Mercur -Hall, on Wed
nesday evening next,
,April 2lst. Speak
of them an exchange says :
"The Arian quartette of Wilkesbarre,
assisted by Mrs. , ,TF,SSE WHEATON ROHADS,
an accomplished violinist; and Mr. GEO.
BROTHERHOOD, pianist, gave a concert in
SMITH'S Opera House, on Tuesday eight,
under the auspices of the Christian
Church of this place. They were greeted
with a fair audience, which it not large,
could appreciate an entertainment of thui
kind, as was evidenced by the manner in
which they recognized true merit in the
performance. A SOlo, "The wreck of the
Hesperus,", by Prof. A. R. BACON, was
well rendered and enthusiastically receiv
ed as was "Ship Ahoy," by Messrs..
PIiCKET andliAliNES, and • " Star, of De
scending Night;" by the quartette; during
the first' part ,' of the programme. Mr.
BARNES in his bass solo of "The Watch
er," exhibited a power and sweetness of
voice which received well merited, ap
plause."
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Ail adjourned meeting of the Council
was held on Thursday evening the Bth
inst., to takeilnal action on the question
of renewing. the contract with• the Gas
Company, and continuing to light the
streets 'with gas through the summer ;
and to consider the claims of Pond/num
Bus for an increase of his salary.
All the members were ,present, with
Chief 'Burgess Josue in the Chair.
Mr. Kluotistmv offered the following
resolution :
Resolved, flat the Gee Compapy be n4tfled to
discontinue Belting the streets it the expiration
of their contract, until further notice.
Resolution lost by_ the following vote :
Yeas.--ligswen, KINGSBURY, MoxrAs-
YE-4.. Nays—Atottn, Roux3oin, Mc-
CAME, lattm, and dolma, Burgess-5. •
Mr. Hotkosin moved that the Gas Com
mittee be authorized to contract with the
Gas Company for . lighting the streets foi
I t
the ensuing six months, t, one -dollar and
fifty ; cents a post, perm ti h ; the lamps
to be lighted on all dar nights, and ex.
titignisbed at 11M o'cl, lc, and an addi
tional allowance of nine d44lars per month
for lighting and extinguishing and keep
ing the lamps clean and in, good condition.
Carried, yeas 5, nays 4.;'
Ycaa- - Atemn, Rol ig% ' McCing•
Baum, and Josrs,, 'Burgess. . Nap—
KEELEn, Kutosnnav, Moavittire. and
PAIISRLS.
On motion of Mr. Au:En, constables
WElts and Mowry'''. were authorized to
act as police on the same terms as
last year; when 00 following resolution
was adopted"
ientled.,Thal Jottesox wines
w. morree.sre hereby appointed special pollen.
inn for ear eastua imam ply except
When donated for duty by dietetics of tap
sod Palearestlatyle ta"eniatf
Cider titronett. 4.1
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• ' OiVaintied, f lee
the
Borough Attm ney was fixed at $5O.
On motion of Mr. „IloaTaxes, ell
nuisances complained:4 Were tufetuti
the Sanitary Committee.
Councilman Meeting' called gp the
question of raising the. salary of Polite
man ,BURNS. Councilman rAllarta
mov
ed that the subject be- postponed, as he
wan not and could pot consciew:
tiansly rote - to inezease the salary Without
further - investigation. The motion was'
carried,,and the council adjourned.
J. KlaillalltlitY, Clerk. ..
„COURT PROCEEETIAGS CONTINUED.
_
IChmq & et. sl. vs. Georie
Lants.Rule on P; .1. Dian. Sheriff;
to
,pay .money into Court' raised from
Sheriff's Sale of defendant's :persons! mi).
Perty.
Ls S. Oates vs. Batt. Golden.—Appli
cation to strike off the order diguniminir
rule refused:.
On motion of D'Ar. Overton, Esq. - , 8.
Elephant, Jr., Esq.; s member 'of - the bar
of Cumberland Cototy, was admitted to
practice in the several Courts of Bradford
County, whereupon he was 'duly snorts. -
On motion of William Foyle, Esq.,
Wadham, Esq., a member of the bar
of Luzerne.County, was admitted to prat's
Lice , in the several Courts of Bradford
County, whereupon he was duly sworn.
Peter Brady va. Samuel S. Baker.—
Rule to open judgment, •and . Sheriff en
joined from selling real estate. •
• The Pluenix Mutual Life Insurance
Company .V..Burbank.—Case set
tled. Judgment entered for plaintiff hi
the sum of 11500 its per writing tiled.
Theodlire Larrison C. Locliwood
—Assumpsit. Verdict for plaintiff [of
$960.31.
RONDA; APRIL 12TII.
Frank Goddard to the use of J. A. Lin
derman vs. the Watert9wn Fire Insur
ance Company—Assumpsit. E. B. Par=
sons; Esq.. and Davies & Carte:when 'for
plaintiff; Peck & Overton and Eh•
burn, Jr. Esqs., for defendant. VSIV 4 ;
diet for plaintiff of $1,691. • -
William King & Brea. n. the Ifisiste::
qua Irnproyenient Company.—BulebtO ,
place - Kileon Packard on record es one at
the defendants in this case., , :1
In the:matter of the alleged' lanacr'of
Philip Showers.—Jury of Inquisition flitd
Philip Showers to be a lunatic. : Milo
Merrill appointed Committee of his :per
son and estate.
Elizabeth Drake, et. all vs. ,S.! B.
Farnswiirth—Ejectment. F. A. Mayeard
and 8. - ;S. Bentley, for plaintiffs; W.
Patrick, W. 11. Carnochan,and
• Elabree,_ Esqic for "defenant:. Verdict
for plaintiff r verdict to be set aside, and
judgment entered for defendant on the
payment by bin, of V. 4873.36. •
Eluanan Smith vs. A. Loder—Assurnp
sit. E. L. IBMs, E.g., 'for plaintiff; E.
Gridley and J. A. Wilt, Esqs., for defend
aut. Verdict for defendant.
Spalding, who survives James 11.
Weller Executor of George H. Weller,
deceased, vs. Henry H. Welles, with no
tice to Thomas Buchanan' and Eliza A.
Buchanan, T. T.:=-ScieriTaciait. .Patrick'
Foyle and W. H. Carnochan, Eggs.,
for plaintiff; D'A. Overton and John F.
Sanderson, 'Esqs., for ;defendants. Ver
dict for plaintiff of 411,8714'0.
ElhananSmith vs. J. P. Horton—As
sumpsit. L. Billie, Emil, for plaintiff;
Si W. Little,' Esq., for defendant. Plain
tiff pleads surprise and case continued to,
next term.
Theodore Larrison vs. R.-C. Locivrood.
—Rule for a_new trialaud reasons filed.
Amelia C. Elsbiee's. use vs. Peter LI.
Dean—rTTerpass. Peck at, Overton, Esqe.,
fof gvane ate Maynard, EsOS.,
for defendant. •On trial.
SUICIDE AT SPRINGFIELD. ;
One of 'themost horrid scenes ever
known here, occurred at Springffeld last ;
week. The facts as wif:hear theOn are as ,
follows :—Aliout the first of the week Mr..
SMITH Ilawisess' *ife died. Se affected
was Mr. U. by this event, that it *as
feared his mental faculties were derang
ed. After his wife's death, ho woirld go
out, and looking up, call loudly to the de:
parted companion. The day following
the interment of the deceased, Mr. 11.
told his brother-in-Law. that he'aiui tired
of life, and that he had contemplated
banging himself. He had fully- decided
to do this, but he did not know just what
1 be should do. .After this he was' cloiely
watched. That evening, as he was doing
his chores, he was mused. After the
premises had been thoroughly searched,
-the neighbors joined tho friends and a
general search was made in the neighbor-.
hood, until between the hours eleven and
tweive,'when a barn,, belonging to Mr. N... 4
i
Voonuis, a near neighbor, - was discovet .
ed to be on fire. Such headway had t _
flames:attained, that all efforts to save t
buildiug were useless. Two horses rt 1
two cows had already perished in.
limes. Shortly before the falling of te 1
flame a blackened t.bject was discovered
on tlie,buruing hay. With great effort it
was removed from the dames, and to the
horror of all it was found to. be the re
irking of a human being,
Some
and
burned past recognition. Some parts of the
body were entirely burned away, ~ others
only the nal , el bones remained. (As Mr.
IlanwriEss could not be found it Was sup
posed that the nirfortunate man had end
ed his life in this horrid manner Arti
tides were afterwards found in -the ruins
which were known to have been) in his
possession. How he took his life, and
how the barn was set on fire will remain
a mystery. 'Two or three years ago =Mr.
Vooniirs', house was destroyed by
,fire.
Great exciteldent prevails in the neigh
borhood. There was about two hundred
dollars insurance on the burned property.
. 'Smithfield, April 12, 1880. 111.
ROLL OF -HONOR
THE following are the names of those
beloning to the Berry School,Spring
field, who are entitled to the Roll or Hon.
or for the term ending March 2d : DEL
MAR BAR4ETT, MARY WO.ODWAItti,
NES CREIGHTON, iMi rsrE CREIGHTON,
RUTH BERRY, Louts llowl.Astb, JENNIE
GORDON, SARAIt GORDON ' GRACE 'BERRY;
MAny GORDON,. BLANCHE PARMENTEIL,
NORA RAGERMAN,I' MARTHA. CREIGHTON,.
MARTHA WHIPPI:E, EARNEST BERRY;
ROBBIE: HAGERMAN, LEE BARRETT, An?:
kalim . 'W.O,3DwAIDA, BARRETT, LA
oMONT BERRY, EABNERT STILL, DWIGHT
CLINTON * EZRA BARRETT, JOHN CREIGH
TON, PLATUS BERRY, SEYMOUR BARRETT.
I , LIZZIE B. MAY, Teacher. .
FATAL ACCIDENT.
CIIATiLES DErrEtt, while engaged in
putting the tOundation under a barn on
Indian Hill, Tuscarora township, durlLg
the - prevalence of the severe storm of
Tuesday of hist week, was instantly kill
ed by the . building being blown from its
foundations and falling on him. - His neck
was broken and his head literally smashed
to a. pulp.' lie was a young man witheut.
a•family. .
Local . Correspondence.
FROM LEROY
Lilley Post, G. A. it., was organized at
Leßoy a. o:ant time since. F. 1 BAILEY
is commander. .
P. A. and CARUS M. HOLCOMB have
bought farms in Fox township, Sullivan
county, and have recently taken **ses
sion of them.
Lightning struck treas.-near Leßoy
Centre on the 4th inst.
The Disciples held a Sunday School
Concert on last Sunday evening.
Rev. C. .CROWt. moved to Alba on
the Ist inst. • •
A. G. KELLEY is preparing to build s
new house.
The wife of E. T. BUTFLTSI, of Leßoy,
was buried at Troy,. on Tueiclay last.
SpeCial Depity, A. T..LILLEY, install
ed the officers of Leßoy Lodge, I. 0. 0.
F., on the 3d inst., as follows:
N. 6. —C 0. romiutso.
V. G.—N. L. WOOSTER.
Sectitaiy.—F. : •
Assistant Seeretary.-11, L. SmrscoN .
Treasurer.— Ti. W. HOAGLAXII.
B. W 'Luaus has- s bull calf which
nature has failed to proivide with the least
sign'of a caudal appendage. Does this
indicate a preparation for the seninilation
of Oie flylapecies? If so, we presume the
law. "the suriival of the" fittest,'! will
still continue. .
Leßoy, 'April 5, 1880. , • '
FROM SMITHFIELD.:
EDITOR REPORTER :-IFarmers and oth
ers have rejoiced of late, on account of
the tine weather. We never saw a -finftr
time for the Initial April Ist moving. And
not a few have changed their 'places of
abode dill spring.
-The family of Mr. 1), - Mituutav (dices*.
to Mountain Where
they will engage in ',Arming.. ,This fain
fly will be missed in the community in
which - they have' Nohow -
Hied—Dna Dultririv from' dighthe
visOfarchil. testis was - it -bright
and active boy , of eight yaws. was
the-119 1 1.42Vrnzs.l.bmeinr, who . has for
the last two rare been in the West. His
mottles died when he was quite rumg,
and -be and his only sister have lived with
theii grandmother,l Mrs. ERAITI7B
Dun-
FaY.
-- Sugar. makers hive barn very *dive
during ;thOlasat - -_*llt.' Teti, much of
that artieletalcdug made abotak beta-
Some of our merchants have been fill
ing their stores with fine looking goods
for the spring trade.
The firms of W. E. Yoontlis lc Sos,
and Purraaps Brothers,,have.the most of
tlie'- custom. "Wei notice that the last
named firm is to buy butter end payeash.
This will help our farmers very much, fur
it is no small task:l to carry, away their
spririg stock. Besides this,' very much
more money will bi expended at home,.
for farmers usuallytio torudderable trod
lug - where they' sell •r- their ••butter. Call
and see Puiwrs Brothers.
Yes E lea a boy;and weighs over seven.
Prnds by tbe - steelyards. Nice, of course
it, nice; who ever knew oae that was
dot? Should the i above statement be
doubted, just enquire 2Of 'oilssmall?ut
Popular merchant, W. Vomits.
April •
April 1,188 a,.
FROM- ULSTER..
GEOR'OII Ibipanns, while wre.tling.with
a schoolmiate, on Thursday," had the mis
fortune to break - his leg at or near the
iinkle joint. •Dr. MILLS soon bad it in
*am and wolf trandiged, and the buy was
carried home '!a-la-mode
McCsapi bas ,gorie to Mauch .
Chunk, with a car load of potatoes.
Notices havingi been previously posted
to the 'effect that 'a temperance meeting
would be held at M. E. Church ott Wed
nesoayfevening last, the people assembled'
en the eve in question, and,listened atten
tively to an able addresiby G. 11. Autart,
cifi Towanda. Mr. lA. althotrgh suffering
[tom a severe broticbial affection;
never__
qualm's' spoke in the brilliant 'styleeharac
Pitiatle of him, and presented in a forcible
„blearier many . new featurci 'pertaining to
temperanoe'end the cause throughout the
land. After the services a. meeting of
Xleter Lodge, No. 10,54, J . O. G. T., was
bead, and a few weriadinitted by,initia-
Hon. - .
Several changes in the residences 'of
our eitirenslave. taken: place during the
past week, G. R. .BinT not.omEw has
moved into the housb recently purchased
of Mr. Turmas. Mr, ALLEN moved into
ibe hoarse vacated, by BARTHOIAMEW:
SAMUEL ( WILBUR into - the Muanocu
Souse. Jim. /dogmata, - Jr., into the
reruns 'aver Geo. Giantrra's grocery.
t rAWURNCE Bitautouoairm has taken the .
116vEit farm on . shares. and` has moved
.bis:firools to said farin. Mr. S. B ROUG HAM
'luta reterne rfrom• near Wyalusing and
taken up his residence with us again.
, The spring,term of school commenced
9n Monday last, with Prof. H. E. PITCH
as printlipal and Miss G HAM as
assistant;
Miss Vitale DIERSEURA Li returned from
a visit to Ithaca, yesterday morning.
W. H., Watt it, of the firm of Fon-
UEST ,tEfi, has commenced work
at -the: Novelty Furniture Ivorks, in
Athens; and has mooed his family there.
Ulster,, April 10, ,pBO. "Montlx."
PROM LITCHFIELP.
EDITOR REPORTin :—From the 'infre
quency of communieptioni to:your paper
frtim this place, ono would naturally sup--
,pose we were an - i nneventful people., or
that the' writing master bad not been
" abrciad " in tbe i town. , But events have
thickened sernewedt during
.the past four
months.
First, the people here are moved by a
feeling of sincere ,regret, at having A.
D. MuNN leave us, • Fkom his previous
sound financial standing, 'we little thought
he would be the first to go "Over the bilk
to the Poor House." He and his better
half will be much missed here. .
Our town is now minus a Justice of the
Peace. Esquire BARNVII's successor will
not assume the duties of the office until
May, and since' the 'township election Dr.
111finsit has resigned, for the reason he
says, that it interfered with his other bus
iness. 4 A petition has been forwarded to
the Oovernor to have. Mr. J. 11. MVKIN
NSEY appointed, to fill the vacancy.
' The Citizens of the township and viein
ity,expreis general .desirentltat some
good responsible man should put-asfnck
of goods into' one of the vacant gores
front which Mr. LANTZ has moved. -.lt is
as gbod an.opening as the county affords
fora live man in the general mercantile
business, as-the sight is in the midst of a
prosperous farming community, and there
is no competitiotiworthy of the, name. •
During, the past winter meetings have
bekn held at the, Baptist and M. E
Churches, with good rest Alta. Some fifty
have professed cobiersiou, and the. moral
and religious tone of the community has
bectimaterially and perceptibly elevated.
The Devil as natal on such oeca4ions put
in' an appearance, but as -usual in his
Alight overshot the mark and was "hoist
bY his own petard." ' MORE Also As.
Litchfield,. April 7, 1880.
GIVEN UP BY thrforts.—.. Is it possi
ble that Mr. Godfrey is up and at, work,
and cared by so simple a remedy ?" " I
assure you it bstrue that he is entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hop Hitters;
and only ten dayittigo his doctors , gave
him up and said he 'must die r , " Well.
a-day ! That is remarkable ! I will go
this day and get saine for my poor George
—I know hops are geol."
BUSINESS LOCAL.
se,. Complete assortment of :Brass
and Japanned BIRD CAGES at 99-Cent Store.-V2.
re,. Our goods are NEW and of the
BEST QUALITY. ; Dir,cKzu & voimar.
Try our New JAP. TEA. Best in
town. DECKER & VOCWIT.
f Provisions of all kinds, of the best
quality, at Dacatft & Vol:owns.
or A full line of STONEWARE,
Butter Pots and Stone Churns Just received at tine
too-Cent Store_
t Yon can find all the new • at . terns
a• 4 Novelties In GLAESAVAItEvit the Oa-Cent
Store. . 4. VW2.
f►' CASH . PAID FOR PRODUCt at
0ct.30. nacaaß a VOLTIIIT'B.
• tlir Just opened,. this week a full as.
smvsent of Plain and Fancy FLOWER' ITITS,
HANGING BASKETP BRRCKETS, @ c., ut th e .
99-Cent - • I
rir Choi co TEAS and COFFEE a
specialty at PECXEIt h VOUG111"8.
gir Fora good, durable and neat-lilting
!SHOE. call at P. J. SLUM'S, opposite Sealers
Hotel. • I Nov.
t$ '
.PRICES WAY DOWN on Gents'
Flne and I7oannt Boots at RLITICS, oppadte &V
-1e34 Hotel. 1 Nov. 274 f.
L, B. Ronakilts challenges comps
tition for quality of foods and loir rricos on Sash
Doors, Blinds and Moldinks, and al building ins
lariat.
• - Eaug3-tr)
dr The Largest • 13est, and Cheapest
line of Shoes for Ladles', Misses' and Chlldrent':
'wear Is found at Megan's new store, corner idalr,
and Mel -its, Tracy & Noble's Block. apr47B
Proinpt relief in sick headache,
diarlntra, nausea, coustipalloo,- pain- In the aide,
ete.. guaranteed to three using Carters Little
Liver Pills. One pills gone.. 23 cents.
re CORPIHR has the best wearing Shone
for Men, Boys and Tenths' wear ever offered tti
Towanda, and at prices within the reach of all:
,
CREAM BALM.—It :cures Ca:strit by ex
citing discharge,
,not bylilrylag It up. The appll-
CMIOI2 IS so very simple and agreeable that cia.llllo
1 ;1. 1 1 1111 0ml by Its use. it Is the venting remedy.
A new Mesetnivaeed 1R ELY'S Cream 11.11 M. A
.remedy of real merit, slid wit! do , what Is mem&
ntended•of It. Call mil your druggist for It and
give It s tel6l. tlfty edits a bottle
' Addy Toad June th, ISM ,
Inman. ELT nitodeigis„ Owego.
fistMa: I base used.yonr Catarrh Remedy, Cream
Halm, and experb'neetlitrestreller. Intact It
the only remedy that gate anyfbing Ilto emartillt
freed • distressing and zuwitetim mint laint„ In Wt
family I bare found it specially maid In lest& .
feeling the bead and tumults, with my - childred
and whets. The relief -has been Mundt instaat,-
We cnnalder Um be Invaluable far family use.
.Vvry truly, i W R. Wtet.t.s.
Ilnelncas Manager of New York Commercial
Advertiser. - -
EIr'NEURAIGI I A. CURED by Dr.
"Jlostea Neuralgia and Sick Headache Pilti,
mavenst cure for Huuralgta, Sick Xleadsche, Ner
vous Headache, Hjapepaja, constipation, 'Owning
Of BiloxiParal th e Head , and
loss of erre= Play. These rllls are a special
prepatation - for toe cursor - spatial diseases, and
are worthy of a falid hi all IntellhrentanNerera;
are harmless sad .Telfeasaidy taw 411 I Mamma
arising from a de*ged nervous system ; &Vast
to take. tbey,dlearava- fa thamoatb. Prepare by
A. E. Baas; M. IL. senator!, Pa.; 41 , lean'
ta say address tar receipts!' pries.: id eta. ~ , T er s!dtir
by CLAIM IL POdTtd, Towanda. - • ,"
De. Wear, asps "t tires seta BMOCs
Neuralgia soil Mee HeadscheTllls tee .rears end
they give unmoral settetsetiets.
Kuc44.r. " L A. Egg:i lium. . X. Lk
MARRIED:
RECRWtrii —TOWN ER.—At the W. R.Tanton•
- etre] In Orwell, April 11, ISM. by Rev. D. C.
BaromOtr. Vernon L. Beckwith, of Pottenllle,
sceptre:xis E. Ton" of , Sheshequitt.
•
ALLRNr: RABON.—At the Panonap, Wind
- Inuit, A . 18th, 11130. by Rev: A. W. Loomis, Mt.
Jame* „Allen, of Orwell, and Miss rtantle M.
• Diretukt, of Windham. . . , .
.- , ,
Dig°
' %,
. . .
' . ' •
~.
-
1111C$.-l4 Lellsyssilla, April %lb, 1 8 / 1 0.,1111
wife of Samuel Baca, aged 62 , years and 2 months.
LiGLEr.—do Alba, April 101 h. 1110. Flelajlay
den. WI son 0* Chas. F. and HMO I.llleyAged
11 mcAllis and a days. .
....
... . {
' -lir 4.
AMAN--In Harrisburg. 'l3auda7. A 0 11' Mb.
la* Vinle'Aieriii. sou of MG. and LILO. fkir,
Man. aged it yenta and 23 days.
CORSER.—lnlmitoda. April Stet, MO, of scarlet
loner, Frank... Smith. Infant son of 'Mr, and al rsi
'J. F: Center, aged 10 months and 6 eta dips.
DRUMEOIitI.T,In Wysox, April Ist. IMO, Eva
Drummond.-in the •43.1,year of her age.
VAS mournful death was' the result of rapt&
41nomption. About arsine, while engaged iv
Meiling. she entangled a eeyereeold whichicion
developed into Mated pulmonary. discare. Thence
!forth all knew Unit hope was gone ; that no earthly
11101113 i could sate her trims the tomb. She received
the sad .Int'efligence with perfect composure and
good hops tbrOugli grace; and lrotn tyat time until
the endmuni, poesisseg tier soul In patience and
pence-.. It was , irerar beautiful to see her calmness
mid confidence Mithe face of death. She knew
wt etn she believed. ; and had faith that neither
death nor hell could' pluck her out of Ifni hands.
Very gentltshe sank down to the grave ;' full of
love for herlrlends, full of hope for the futlare.
So he ifilnit !I his beloved sleep."
TOWILNDA MARKETS,
REPORTED MY STEVENS A LONG,
Gederaidealers In Groceries and Produce, corner
Main and Pine Streets.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 14, MO.
MEM
tlar.Llau
Plows per • Mg - ".. -,,.. ' ' II 500 It BD
Flourpie
Corn Meal per 100 It .. 60- , 1 400 150
Chap Fred - Or • 'AI 40
Wheat; per bush 4 . I 200 I 25 1 250 I au
Coro 541@i18 . , E 4 .8.5
Byrn ' , 7 0 0,: , 0 75
Oats .... aCtk ' . 0 45,
Buckwheat 450 '' , 500 55
tilteter seed 0 . ' A (04 5 roD
Timothy, western,...... - 3 000 3 16
. , .
Beane. 62 lbs. 1000 I 25 •... 1.2640 1 10
Pura. mess' - 0 DK , 45,490 17 00
Dressed hogs • 505)ti
Ch'ekens . 44
.
Bucks SR, 0 '
.
tilose • .
I‘o7
flaws .
709
ShuUlderil 50,6
Lard - . WI . •
Witter. tub 5........... • 2355
Bolls 227425
Eggs. fresh, -•-- 0 II
Cheese 6 . • ..,:. 110 15
Potatoes. per bushel...'.' 25430
Apples ' 75041
Dried apples.... Kill;
'(12(055 ' . ( - al 00
Beetritai - - ' . . 20(g=
V cOttitiert:V:Dlr •c,5.0. A. DAYTOIt
..:......:. to@t2osoosli:
• an@u,
I• 0, r 2 061
11Ide%
14a1
Deavonx
Sheep Pelt 6.
COUOIECTED ay 11.DAVIDOW Sr HBO,
OIL 25
,25 50
.....POO - 4 225
•~ P• ••
• •~
Veal Skills::
nekln Skins
Sheep Pelts.
Vlcw Itbneii*utenic
iiNN,U A L MEETING.—The Ap
nnal Meeting of the Stockholders of the
stATE LINE. Alt SUILLIVANCR. K. Co. fhr the.
.lertion of President and. Directors, and for toe.
tiapsactlon of such other hush sees as may come- 11e.fore them. will be held at the (mice of the Conf.
pang, In the 110rongh of Towanda. Ps.: WED:
NESDAY; MAILIO, 1880. at 10 o'clock A; St.
.[ A. 8.41,DW1N, Secretary.
Towanda, Pa., April 14. 1880. s.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
In Birstruptcy
By virtue of an older issued out of the District
Core of the Milted States, for the Western
norct of Pennsylvania, the undersigned will sell at
public sale, divested of all liens, all the
REAL ESTATE.
or I
. .
JOHN A CODDING ANDICITAuNcEr S
RUSSELL, Ustkrupts,,
AT THE DOOR OF THE COURT HOUSE, iS
TOWANDA, seapronn 6ouliftr,FA;,,
• . ON ' \ • •
,IetTEID AY, APRIL 271860, AT i O'CLOCK, P.N.,
I T .
CONltiStiOg of the foLowing described i lots. pieces,
or resets of lanii, to -wit r • 'I
` Na. t,-}Known as the "Thauglasis Ite . t," situate In
Towanda borough. Bradford County. Pennsylva
nia, arid bounded and described as tolbews, to-wit :
Beginning on the east 11 eof Third sheet. on the
line of lands formerly owned by 0.-1). Bartlett and
John F. Means at a post, and rdnning thence east
erly along said line 96 feet to the weft. line -of lot
how owned by B. r. Myer; thence south 330 west.
SO feet to ii corner ; thence westerly by a line par
allel with the north line to the east line of Third
street 90 feet; thence.along the east line of Third
street, north 3 tao. east ao fret to the place of be
ginning :eontalrding 4,1100 sq .are feet of land, be
the same more or less. . - •
No. 2—Known as the "Lewis property "at Smith
Branch, situate in Monroe township, Bradfcird
("minty, Pennsylvania, and bounded and desetibed
as follows, town: On the north by lauds of Kelsey
Nichols. on the east by L nits formerly owned by J.
H. Lewis, on the south by lands of James - U. /Aw
ls, and on the west by the Bdrwtek Turnpike ; con
taining about lay acres of • land, [being the same
piece of land sold by James H, I.6ksts to said Jo
seph I'. 'Lewis.
No. 3—Known as the " William Welsh farm."
actuate in the Township of •Towanda, Brad ford
('aunty, Pennsylvania, and bounded and described
as follows, to-wit : Pontine -clog at a corner In the
center of the Finch road, and the corner of James
I t i,
Decker's lands; thence southerlyirtig - the est.
, a
' line 141141 as or 4:wilding. Russell, phiem e y.. e a l.
to a white oak corner. being the southwest co er
of the lands of Coddlng, Russell. Phinney, et! al.;
thence eastwardly along the south line of lands of
Colliding, Russell, Plainney, et. al., about 80 rods;
thence northertyon a tine parallel with the west line
of said lands to the center of the Finch road; thence
westerle along the center of the Finch road to
the place of beginning; containing 100 acres of
land strict measure. . .
No. 4-'linown as the "James Lockaby lot," sit
uate In the Borough or Towanda, 'Bradford 'Coun
ty, Pennsylvania, and bountlid and described as
rolows, to-wit : On the. north by the old Flank
'wad, east by Fourth street, south by an alley, and
'hest by lands of David Fender; centalnlng one.
eighth of one acre or land, be the same more or less.
No. s—Known se the 4 .13. F. , 3lason estate lot."
situ de lo Towanda township. Bradford County,
'Pennsylvania, and bohnded and described as fol
iose's, tonic: (Being Lee No. 12, as laid down on
map.of farm late of G. F. Mason, In said township.
as made by W.II. Morgan): On the-east by the
publichigtway, south by lands of Mrs. Phylinda
Mason, West by lands of John F. Means. and
north by
tug five acres of land more or lets.
No. 6—Being the undivided one-halt ) of all that
certain tract - known as the "Sattertess end Russell
Lands." situate In Albany; Monroe 'hod Overton
Townships. Bradford • .County, Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows, to-wit Begin-
Waning at an old hemlock corner, the eonthwest
corner of warrant,-fn the name :of S tephen Hol
lingsworth; thence south 55 0 east, 292 rod% to the
west line of warrant la the nßue et Ann Harris ;
thence south :12 0 w" at. aboodss rods to the south
west cerner of sild Ann Harris warrant; thence
south 58 0 east 148 rods to a pe,t and stones, the
southeast come r,,of mid Ann Harris warrant;
thence north 32° east 009 6-10 rods to the northwest.
corner of aJackson'a lot ; thence south 58 0 . east 212
rode to Jackson's mwtheast corner ; , thence south
32 0 west, 44 rods to a lost corner;.thence south
ssn east, 37 4-10 rods to a corner; thence north
444 0 , east 119 rods; thence south 3s o , east 106 6:10
rods; thence north 37)8 0 , east 40 rolls; thence
south 3.85 0 , east 2) rode, lie the west line of war
rant in the name of Mary Wallis; thence north T4 O ,
east 110 perches to,the southwert Colliery" wariald
In the name of Robert Hampton; thence south 55 0 .
east 148 rods; thence north 315: 0 . east 101 gala:
thence north 19 0 , east 220 nous to the soittheast
corner of warrant In the !mama...Samuel Anderson:
thence north 32°, east 224 rods to the northeast
corner of said'. Anderson warrant ; , thence north
55°, west 324 rodsA: hemlock stump an old cor
ner; thence smith. , west 224 rods ton corner of
warrants In the names of Peter 'North - and Peter
Shona; thence north 33°. soestairodate then dill
west corner. of a warrant - do the, name of John
North ; thence south 24 0 ,, west 623 rods to a black
oat Corner.; . thence south 340 west esiOS rode;
thence north 53 0 . West V. rode to a posts old cor
ner ; thence south 32 0 , west 229Tods to the place of
. beginn'ult venial:ring 6,000 serene( land more or
less, about 63 acres Improved, with 4log houses and
stables thereon..'
• l'icitats.or sAtit..--on all bids under 6400 Cash,
and cererilioo 74' per cent, on propertgbeing struck
down. 23 per rent. on conarniai ion of sale. 25 per
cent In six menthe; and 25 pee cent. In one year,
from date of sale, with interett acne rate of 7 per
cent. per annum; from date of sale and approved
security, on all deferred payments.
lIENItY STREETER,
Assignee In lisnkraptey.
April 8 Sw.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Let = -.
tarstestamentary having been granted to the
undersigned, under the last will and testament !of
Hannah G. Pitcher, late of 'Warren, deceased, all
persons indebted to the estate of said decedent a e
hereby notified to make linineillate tiayntent; and
all having claims against said estate Men present
the same duly authenticated to the undersigned
for settlement., EDWAUD sg. Ell.
Warren, Pa.4,llarch 18. • Eseeutort.
DMINISTRAtOtIS' NOTICk.
~,—Letters of administration having been
arantot .to 'the . under/doled upon . the =estate of
tillaq Aopm late of Albany towushlP. deceased,
la - hereby given that all persons Indebted v.
ltd, ge late are reqttested to make Immediate
l d.
*lrd all persons . havleg claims to present
1 aaftstrettl hoot delay. ' O. R. MOON. .
Et EL L. 3100:‘:
- .- . . . _
,
Pa'., - 111arch di. Admtnistratore.
DAIINIgtgAtOR'S 'NQTICE.
"—Letters of administrstion haring been
granted to the randensigned.. upon the. estate, or
Polly Luther, late or Iturtingum township., deed.
:toiler le hereby given that all persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate Pay-,
went. and on imitates- hating claims to present, the
same without delay. .
B. I.llTilElt, Administrator.
Darlington, March ,
' is, ttßO.wi. .•
Vas iitoatitniests.
O LUMBERMEN AND: TAN-:
NEM 1 The undersigned" jell abOttt'MS:
- scree or Valuable . . .• . .
- • _
HEMLOCK WHITE OAK
. . PINE, MAPLE -- BEECH
ge n Timber. -The Hernial la berry, and Will ttirti'
out a large quantity of Bark. The Landis,. alto
ated la Smithfield Township, Bradford County. Pd;
The greater portion of the land la within miles of
Ulster Station, on the Lehigh Valley Itoilread.
Wagon roads, long estabilabrd and to 'good order.'
teed from the lauds to Ulster, Athens, Trey, and
many other Important points. For further panic-
Wats, apply to or ; Warms • P. BRADY,
Civil and Mining Engineer,
Easton:, Pa.
Ayer's Cathartic Firs
Fos all the Pat;poses of a Family Physic, t-
ms, Liver !Complaint,
Dropsy, Tette2r, Tumors and Halt Rhenes, IP4rms;
Gent, Neuralgia, sea Dinner Plll, and Purifying
the Blond, • are the most congenial purgative yet .
porfected. Their effects abundantly show 'how
much they excel other Pills. They are.`safe
and pleasant to take, but powerful to cure: Thej
purge out the foul humors of the blood ; they slim.
Wale the sluggish oidisordered'organs into action;
and they Impart health and tone to thiw hole being.
They cure not only the every day complaints of
every body, but formidable, and dangerous di- -
eases., Most '',skilful physielans, most eminent
clergymen, and our best citizens. send, certiffcatei
Of cures performed, and of great benitits derived
from these Pills. They are the safest and best
physic for children, because 'mild as well 13 effec•
teal. B dog sugar coated, they are . easy
and. being purely iregetable,:':they are. entirely
harmless. I 4
PREPAIT.,p;BY .
. s r.
Dr.. 4 C. AYER 84-06.il.oviell. Mass.
• : Prod aal find Anal.;ytical Chemists.
Sold by ail , Druggists ar4Menlers in Medicine
chm. Joumscim a. co.'s
Fotind4 & Machine Shops,
4 TOWANDA, PENN'A
I 14 c cline to make the
BEST CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
In the market.
MO 11
431 6
14.
_25.21 .
2:0 2is
0 :4
44 In
3 a
14 1 00
SHINGLE MILLS-LATII MILLS
• ,
Parnell's Iropmved Feed Cuter,
Stioud's Keystone fiitc Siniuker,
IDE
,Giismild's Boss Waiter `'heels,
Ward's Patent Buckwheat Cleauer,
&c., &c.,
&c , &c.
ESCINES AND BOILERS
Mahe to order. Repairing et an Itlnds done o
abort ncelee. Sationetion guaranteed. Alen,,
manufacturera of and dealers In
JOHN - 4ON'S PATENT
I
Polishing and fluting Irons
The best hi the wurtd. Agents wanted,,
CHAS. JOHNSON, It, CO
Towanda, April 111,.1/041
. .
y ICENSES:— Notic9 ' is -s.bereby
j given that the ijoliowini applijeattons for
Ilmivies for botelP. ,g.atingr- home, and merchant
dealers hare been filed In this omee, and that the
amo will be present.ll io the Court of Quarter
Seiolons, on 'MONDAY, MAY 3D, IMO, for the
vnsideratilOn of raid Court •
• - MOTELS. -
P. H. SlOlee.. Towanda Borough, 10 Ward.
0. 11. P . Dlstnow Towanda Itonigh,;lst Ward.
Henry Barrett. Towanda B rough, tat Ward.
Washington Pitcher, Towanda Bore', Ist Want
A. .1. .7.1•oblo. Troy Borough.
J. Alrotatnßrown. Wyaluting Township.
- J S. T.h.luion, Camptowo. Wjalusing Twp.
G.-liaugherty, Wyma Township. '
. James .1. Haman. Overton Township.
Martin Crowley, Smith AV overly' Borough.
F (ri Lantz. Greenwood.. 31 ,, nr0e Township. •
Vincent Baldwin. Itidgnitry Township.
J. S. Hinman. Monroe Borough.
D. S. Kennedy. Wysox enwitshitt.
.1. 11. Ntellonattl, Towanda Borough, Ist Ward.
John N. Wolfe. Canton Borough.
1'„ B. Wilcox, Albany Township. . '
Warren Smith, Austhirllle. Columbia Township.
Daniel Brown, Milan, Linter Township. '
James P. Srrong. Columbia Township.
•
Orlin i. NI s, Sheshequin.
George .lord at, Athens B , rmigh.
Thomno 11..lortian, Towanda Borough, 2d Ward.
Omen Kellogg. Towantia,Borough. 24 Ward.
3101 - rio Kellogg. New Albany Borough.
F. A..lentlingo. Towanda Borough. 24 Ward.
Wm. Henry, Towanda Borough, Ist Ward.
EATING lI4,qES.
El M. Brown, Towanda Borough, lot Ward.
M. B. Calkins. Ildriington - Borough.
lenry i; race. ToVanda Bbrougb, Ist Ward.
Ancli-Witherili..„Towantia7rownship.
Frank Green, Troy Borough.
BEnCIIANT-niat.EnS.
1 "
James Commlaky. Towanda Borough. lot Ward.
John A. Griffin. Towonda Borough. Ist Ward.
11. W. Soble, Towanda Borough. 24 Ward. .
C. T. Kirby. Towanda Borough, =d Ward.
a CO. W. 11 AC KMA N,
Towanda, April 8 1580. .
REG ISTE NOVO .:::—Yotice
.ls hereby given. that therC has been flied In
the °thee of Regl,•ter of Wills In and fur the county
of Bradford accounts of administration upon the
foltowtng estates. viz:
Yin& an-connt of John J. Vanuoy. administrator
of Sidnel Yannoy, late of Welt Burlington. do
=Sea.
Final acceibit of James Me aim, gua.dian 0
lames Hinman. minor child of Joules Y. Hinman
lcceased.
Final account of G. S. Lawry:tine. administrator
of Cornelia Jakeway.„ late of Windham. deceased.
Final account of CharleaStockWell and C. C.
Wright. administrators of Samuel Fitzwater, lite
of Canton, deceased.
Final aextiOnt of •H. L. Terry. , guiellan of Ada
L.. Jones (now Villeoil.•talnor child of Janie; A.
Jones, late IDt Tory. deceased.
'Float to.coont of 11. H. Hickok. administrator of.
late or Vra4kiln. deceived. '
Portia' tMeonnfof Donets (Paden; ad mintitrator
of Timothy ()Talon. lam of Athetisi deerwed.
Partial aciamoll. of -Mlles, administrator
with will shorted of Jaraibilex., Lite of Gran-'
rine,. deceased, -
' Final =mint of J. W. Chiunbitirlin. administra
tor with will annexed of II tram Welland, I ite
Smitbdold, deceased.
Final acrouut of, Achatlas Stevens and Jonathan
Stevens, executors of Asa Stevens. late of Standing
Stone. deceased. - . "
Final account of Inane MOT* exPetaor of L. J
Stevens late of, Wyalusing,ideeemed.
Final account of W. A.-Wetmore. administrator
of Lydia J..Rewley.lote of If oint .. ,k, deceased.
Yleal seconitt of Israel A. Puree, administrator I
with will annexed of Sarah M. Muth, late of Troy
Borough, deceased . . ,
Filml account of 'George B. Mills.! ! administrator
with' will annextd of Tiniothy 111vren, late of
North Towanda, docresed.
Final account of „Frank E. Jafine. guardian of
Rosa IY,Cox,(tiow Martin). minor chlid of Illr.dni
W. Coi, late of Monroe. deem:sett.; - 4
Final account of Franklln C. Baker. admlnlitra
tor of IC E. Sherman. Este of Colombia, deceased.
• Final ,irfectiunt or Ezra P. „Keeler, executor of
PlattWatsti late - of Pike, ceceased: - ' . ',. •
Final aro:twit. of 11. K. Stint, administrator of
A. D. Wiiite,late of 1 oton:deceased.
Final account of IL K. Stott administrator of
Mathew Mot!, late of Leßoy. dPeesseti.
Final account of. Benjamin Ackley and J. F.
e
Chamberlin.' executors of Illtam Buck, late or .
Wyalusing. , ceased.
Float acct tint of Harrison Mack; vanillin of
Silas W. Bock, min.* child of Hiram Buck, late of
Wyalusing. deceased. '
Partial account of John Cornell. admilllafralar
at M. W. Carmel), late of Litchfield. deceased.
!lasi account of George A. Crandall. adrultdi= '
trator of Mien Crandall, late of Altisfflorough,
deceased. i i „ ,
Final accetint otJsunes . Webt, guardian of
Charles P. Cam , minor child of Pei' y Case, late of
limlthneld, deceased,
. ,
Fluid account oy James If Webb. guardian of
A tinaPhitiliks, minor child of CA. Phillips, late of
Smithfield; deceased.
And also:the appralsenient or prope:ty set - of lay
Administrators to widow s and children of the rot.
lowing delindents,.tlz F
Estate of 'James Bedford. late of Towanda - Boro.
4 .. - John E.Salley.late of ,Loßoy.
And tbeteamo w beipentsents:d the Orphatir
Court of Bradford County. May etb, 'A. I). 1830,
at : (retook: P. tw., for confirmation and allowance.
A . : C. FRISBIE, Itepl3ter.
Towanda, Ps., April 3. 1880. - •
APPLICATION IN DIVORCE.
.—To James C. A'oeter. In the Court .of
Common PiCAN of Bradford county._ No. 33, nee.
Term, 1579. You are hereby notified that Susan A..
your rite, has applied. to%the Courtof Common
Plias of Bradford County for a divorce front the
bonds of matrimony. and the said Court has sp •
petaled. - Monday. the act 'day of May, tu ilne
(loan HuILSO In Towanda ! , for bearing the eald
Susan A. In the premises, at Which time and place
you May attend Ryon thing proper.
4-ttr, ' PETER'd. DEAN Sheriff.
PPLICATION IN PIFORCE.
fled). F. Lester: _ ln'tho Court
moll MOO Of flOadfOrd couny. No. 2 . 91 Dec. T.,
1879. You aro bereby, pointed that Mary .1., your
wife, i 1134 applied to • tho Court of 4110111113011
Mau of Bradford Comuiy, for a dltoree from tho
tunds of mat titnony. - and the calif' Court haa alb.
poluted )101441. • May ad. tslt9 htl 'tho Court
Rouse In Toirtmda, for hearing the itaht MaryJ. In
the utroulltes, at which time and - pre. you may at.
tend If cob think proper.
' 4-Iw, PT.TEII J. DE . A.V, tAerlif,
+W EL L
WALL PAPERS
.sP.W . NG = A:ND' S.V.MM.ERtc.TRADE.
-ultilici
istireness, 'Jaundice,
lyspepsla, Indigestion,
iyeaatery.rehlStotaaeh
ad Breath. Beadaehe.
'ryalpetae,.Mte; Rheo4
'ahem. truistical' Mier
ctn Dtreases, Bltichur
This:.Sickk is entirely NEW; and in addition
to .the tival - :variotjr.Of GI ix, SATINS,-,: -,--
... • . OitOUNPS : - . 41511 :1314A.X . 1i5,-j - .:: -. :' ' .
ELEGANT DADO DtCORATIONS
, .
The following statement shows the number'of Life Insnrae& ColnParries started'
n each year, and the number which now survive, in the State of New Vork : .
~.
~ .
During and since* the war 32 companies have started.L.2B of them have gose. -. Of
the 13 companies now existing 9 began before the war, - and these 9 have 96 ler cent.
of the assets and 97 per cent: of the outstandirig imsinesst. The fact:shcwe io the,
above record is not,an accident or a coincidence, it is pregnant -with theaning.4—
Insurance Age, .1471,u .crfy, .1.59.). '• •
• .. . .:
•
. • . .
Y
.: *TIIE :MUTUAL LIFE - INSURANCE r - COMPANY :OF N.
F -
Was organized in. 1842: It has over 43 per cent. ofthe wets and oVee4oiper cent:
of the outstanding business of the thirteen•su irvivi)g New York comiianies:'"Tbis
fact is not an:uccident i r cir a eciiucidence. The new husiness - oT the company , duripg
1879 , was 12,210 policies—insuring more, than 39 .millions—which was 11 millions
more than any other cempany,
, s
•
Tftat/ibMlMnai i -1
==
.h{r,~,,
; 5 *Tli now prepared to exhibit their atock "of
Which they, have prepared for the
includes a large variety of
In new am! beautiful .designs,-_
• . •
Towanda;.March 25, 18,80-tr.
11121T.Iritiltp at analdlanana atraughoor (Si
for Gratolikoing. Tunatlating. Pet
1.
, 3wertmg d Wed Thorough Work.
iNapop;a BLE in Qualitgoflfatoriel.Pergeettot
Thorough Yorktewsuthip Etegtuat ratek, ear
seal; r, Mold.
MARYZILOUS for enerfy orperfor work in eat 14.4
of Griug.iwd //atom/Wig known as the astbcosemosafit.
Thresher In rlaw,Tigoothy. Clown. and a otbm Seeds.
Stg gook; =tug lam than half the mud rem sad belts.
, 4TRAWaBLIRIMICI STEASII•ENCINES. spas{; tealtxMiw Power . Durability. Safety — , te.4Wwetiw and Beauty entirely unlmoan in other make* Steam.
Power t7at a and liteaumsPosmer Separators specialty. Four flys of Separstoss, Iron.
all to twelve home power; also two styles zumprove. , —.meg r -
Thirty-Two Years of Prosperopp and Conti,
of name, location, ce ntatureeroont, =imam a strong
guarantee for supernor gocds and honorable. dealing.
CA U if! ! . 72'reNT;Ld=d)(V117:„Iteu=rzig17'
machine, to wall; hence various makers are row anew
Ina to bolltl sed paloa'off Inlet* and Mourrel Iroltatior
our famous seals.
BE NOT DECEIVED )
by sorb rerenniental mot worthless machfuery. If you
at all. eet the "Origtnalnoutt the ••likeetwiteen Owe ar
t 7 Fey purtfoolowt eel Mt ear rush., or •
to us for /1110.traterl Clreularv, which to mail free. Ad
SEF2AED & CO., Bathe Creek.
LIFE INSURANCE.
Year:
1842* -
1845 '
1850 •
18.53 • !.!
15:59
1860
1862
1S6:1
1864
18 . 6 , 5
186
1867
1868
1869
18 - 0
1875
_..,.
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11_
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111 AM E .- BUIL, - -. .
.
. •
Er/gime - ring; ,Snrreyin.a and Drafting.
. .7 . t
°Mee with. G. F. Mahon. over Pate6. l 4l Tricy;
Main street, Towanda, Va. - • - 4,15.60.,::
PRICES 'REDUCED.
CHOICE MEDItil CLOVER SEED,
CHOICE •PEA. VINE CLOVER SEED,
*MAO to tf.5.39 per
TIjIOTHY $.14 per Bush')
SALT PER BARREL,, •. I . 41.59
,
.
At Stevens' . & Long's:
Tereanda, April is, i.sgo7Nra.
powELL
■
liave received, and have now on exbibktiOn, -
THEIR SPRING sTocErt. - OF
CARPETS— c
CARPETS—
CARPETS— - : 1 "--- = -
CARPETS— a —CARPETS
CARPETS— - ! ; 7 — CARPETS
•
-TO WHICH - THEY . _
' .
•
INVITE THE ,ATTENTION
Or THEIR CUSTOMERS. - -
Towanda, April 1, 188041,
.
HE
ANTE-WAR YEARS.
No. Sinop Stopped.
• None - -
. Noun -
Ntino
Nonb
Ha Etartel
Nobe
WAR YEARS. ,
2
1- • i
3 • • !I
POST WAR NEARS
2 t
It
WAI. S. V,
DKEii
APa'
—! E : k".napp... In the Court of
common „.1,41.4 ford county. No. 730. - Sep
tember Tetm, it , are hereby notified that
Lillie g„...,-.yotu wk. _ applied; to the 4,1-dirt of
Common PAeas of It'
aid
County for a 'divorce .
tramtramthe 107E1.140t atrimony, d the said Court
has
,appoirifed 31 iday, May 3d . ISM; in the
-Court House lu Towanda, tor bearing the said
Ltlile E. the premises, at which time and-place -
you may attend if. you think' proper;
-4-4 w. PETER J...DEAN. Sheriff.
A PPWCA.TION IN DIVORCE;
McCannou. In the Court of Corn-•
mob Kinard Itradford county. N 0.583; September
Tenn, - 1.879. , You are hereby notified that Lydia,
your wife. has applied to the C ant of Common.
Pleas of Dradfad County for a divorce from the
bonds of matrimony. 'and the - said Court has ap
pointed Monday, May ait 18811, In the Court
house , at Tuwatria, fur hearing the laid Lydia
the premise - A at which tlme• and place you
maTatteta If you think prilper.
PETRIt J. DEAN, Sheriff.
V7EC,IJIVIVS. NOTICE.-- Let
o • Wl4l testamentary hiving heeagra)ited to the
undersigned, under the last will and testament of
Hampton Ltiampiln, late of Orwell, deceased,
all persons indebted to the e•tateof said decedent
are hereby notified to make immediate payment,
and all having thilIUS against said-estete must pre
-sent the same( duly autheut cated to the under =
signed for sett ement. -
A. CHAMPLIN. dn..; Executor.
Orwell, ?a., art% 18, 185Jos8*.•
Ilin
No. Bow S2ZTWiIg.
;
Z
None
:Nitta*
1 /
IS ono
=
NOW
None
None
None
ENT,
TOWAZDA,.PA.
IN - VIVORCE.