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OF/L IL ALLEM. LOCAL Barron.
Towanda, Pa., April 22, 2880.
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tion is renewed.
KEEP your umbrella within eaey•reach
THE WeFtern sky at evening is beauti
ful. Tako a look.
A ram bell has been placed in the Bap
tist Church, at Troy.
THE Jod i ge of the Knights of Pythias at
Canton has disbanded.
Burr I cm• is the name of a new post
othe.o in,l3utler County.
THE Arioi► Quartette at 3lereur llall
this, WOilesday evening.
IT seemed_ as if asection of March had
been grafted on April: last Monday.
TILE work of erecting the Poor House
buildings has already commenced.
A COLONY to go' to FiDrida is being
raised in Blossburg, Tioga County.
TIIE house painters and white-washers
have opened their spring campaign.
ELDRIDGE Pa - 1k is to become the prop
my of the City 6f Elmira- 7 —it is hoped.
. THE wages of the employes o the Gro
ver tannery have been 'advanced ten per
cent. •
E. Jl3. PARSONS, leas just -completr
ed a very pretty cottage on Canton street.;
Tvoy.
AN ,exchange says that din ", you-knit"
rule was in force iu our Fin - I:id-mothers
days.
THERE are sixty-tiro applicants for li
cense to sell liquor Susquehanna
County.
ME Sayre Arbor4 . ssociatiou had their
" Annual Tree Planting Day;" yesterday,
Wednesday.
TttE show windows our millinery stores
ure tilled with specimens of the present
myle of bonnet.
THERE have been shipped from the
1131cl:iv:Region, during the present year,
11 , 4,494., tuns of coal.
TII7IILEY MANNING, of Leona, bad an
arni-broken, one day reeently,,by being
9ireA n from a wagon.
THE Rev. S. S. DURUN will preach in
the Baptist , Church at Grover, the third
Sunday of each month. •
OFFicr.a DimocK arrested a man one
day recently, wild was so drunk that he
did not know his own name.
AT a donation given the Rev. B. H.
HAYDEN, of Canton, on Tuesday evening
of last week, $B5 was realized.
MANI , of our citizens are now taking a
little bealthy exercise. on pleasant morn
ings, in the way of beating carpets.
TnE next session of the Grand Lodge of
Kriglib; of Honor, of this State, will be
beM at Philadelphia, in September, 1881.
IT is said that the School Board of this
'Owe have received proposals for all of
their new bonds at five per cent. interest.
TuE Monaose Independent Republican
recorred to the REPORTER last week, as
" that model of typographical neatness."
Qum: a large amount of bogus silver
coin seems to be in circulation in this
vicinity. People should look out for it.
TITS - Disciples at Grover are making
ciThrts to secure the services of Rev. R.
F. DE MOT as their pastoFfdr the coming
year.
A VALUABLE young horse, the property
of Dr. ALLEN, of Athens, ied on Thurs
day last, after au illness of but a few
hours. •
IL 0. DoitmAN; of Canton, bas secured
the contract for buildirig a large brick
store for MILLER tk; WERLINE, in Liber
ty, Tioga County.
APPLICATION win be made at May term
of, our County Courts for the incorpora
tion of the' First Methodist Episcopal
lunch of Sayre.
TilE Court house Park and Main street
are both undergoing their annual spring
cleaning up," and their appearance is
being improved thereby.
THE Canton &Wind says that CRIP
! PEN $ l.; Em.torr, of that place, shipped a
package of maple sugar to Edinburgh,
Scutland, one . day last week.
is said that in the' small village of
Terrytown, this County, within two
months, from vatious .causes, there have
been no less than eleven deaths.
IT is reported that the Woon Brothers,
of Knoxvilie, Tiaga County, have sold
their young Hanstiletoniau ,horse " Argo
naut " to a New Yorker for $l,OOO.
Tnv. AmericattUnion Telegraph Com-
Tsr,ey have put their wires through Troy,
hot have not, as yet, established an office
for the transaction of buSiness there.
Tim Asphalt Works, near the southern
limits Of the Borough, ate in full opera- .
having been started up and several
su.etious of pipe made on Saturday last.
HENRY CHAFEE has his hands4ne new
-idenee at Canif,t own neatly ready for
ov,illaney. He has sold his lbroter resi
qhlft•e to E. S. n0m..., who now occupies
it.
THE Odd FeDown of Elmira are to celei
1),:,to the sixty-first anniversary of the ea ;
tat ilhibment of that order in, this country
on April 26th with a re-union and ban
(ll:et.r
Tut: Wednesday Club met 'at the resi
dence or I Mr.ttcru,.Tuesday even
-111:.!. The humorous farce,,entitled, "More
Blunders than One." was given and was
enjoyed by all present. I
THE first case of sun-stroke in this
this season, isi reported by Our
rster,correspondent as occurring in that
place a few days since. Particulars will
Lc• found in his letter.
Fon the information of our juvenile
fr:ciiils we make the announcement that
(:,q"P'S United Monster Show is gradually
. w.irking this way. It will be in Chicago
the week in Slay:
WE comnieneill complimenting Brad
f;i,i County candidates for the Legisla
ture, but they are getting so numerous
wt: will have to give up the-job and close
tie books.— Waverly iltitocatc.
llF..mEmatm the concert at Mercur Hall
this, Wednesday evening, by the Anion
g.tartette. They are first-class in • every
aspect. and will undoubtedly give an en
tertainment pleasing to all who attend.
THE foundry buildings of ,MITCHELL
GREEN, at Troy, caught fire tin the roof
on Monday and Tuesday of last week.
The flames were extinguished on both oe
e:lsions before much damage bad been
'done„
ermilen of the Messiah (Universalist),
Rev. Wm. Tivr,olt, pastor, at lob A. SI..
bubject, "The Race to the Sepulchre,"
at 71 P. It., subject, " The MustantTree
atri the Birdk-in its Branches." All wel
t .tne.
Ter: large iron pipek which are to con
(.11c1 the water,from the main reservoir of
tl e Water Works, near the head of the
`tDawninz Hollow," to this place, are
tiein g delivered along the route they are
to be laid. • •
PROF. Dovraiii, of Pliilidelphht, will
preach next Sunday 'ln_ the, Bajoputt,
Church, servces commenci ng /020:At
Ir. and 7:30 F. "
WILL CaArmy of Clamptown, has.
,the
foundation' ready for quite a large dwel
ling house, near the site or his father's
residence, and will erect the building this
summer. '
. Tug ladies of the Church. of the
Messiah will hold a sociable in the base
ment of. the Church • Tuesday 'evening;
April 27. Refwahments will be served,
commencing at six Weiocir. All are in
vited.
TUE WeUsher° Agitator says that two
men at White's Corners, in that 'comity,
trapped and killed eighty skunks dining
the past winter. le-ru-sa-lem !—Elmira
Free Pr4ai. —We should My so, with
Mount Olives included.
ALL the machinery FIMLER'S As
phalt Pipe Works, in this village, have
been removed to Towanda, Pa., where
Mr. FuLLEn has a contract for furnishing
Pipes for the Towanda' Water Works
Company.—Owego Times.
TEE old ruins of the Ballard ,Block, in
Troy, are being cleared away, and a fine
three-story brick block will soon be erect
ed. Messrs. Outtalt & Son will put up
three stores and Messrs. NEWBERRY,
PECK & Co., a fine double store.
cousequerice of the breaking of the
bed-plate to the large engine, the Nail
Works were compelled to shut down some
three weeks ago. The necessary repairs
having been made the Works resumed
operations again yesterday, Wednesday.
TIIE Canton Brass Band has received
an invitation from the G. A. 8.,. to con
nect itself with the post in that: district,
and the &Wind says that there is also
some prcibability of its being app.inted
as the band of the 12th regiment, N. (1.
How Ought I to Vote? is a conundrum
which takes up four columns of the Jour
nal. It. is asked by 0. J. CIIt7I3IIUCK. He
has been trying to solve it for some year;
and strange to say is the only person in
terested iu the question. Vote as yon
please.
AND now we hear it rumored that the
editor of the .Argus — Will be one of the
Democratic candidates for the Legisla
ture from this county next fall. Truly,
honors ale being thrust thick and fast
upon members of the editorial profession
hereabouts.
THE 1804 dollar, in fine, condition, is
said to be *valued at :$l,OOO by collectors;
There are 12 of this date known-2*in
the United States tuint, 2 in New York,
:3 in Boston, 1 in Salem, Mass., '2 in Phila
delphia, 1 iu Cincinnati, and 1 in Liver
pool, England.
A cow belongin Ito Dr. cORBIN, of
this place, recently gave birth to a calf
itaving a double hairlip, its breathing or
gans being situated in the roof of the
mouth. We do not remember of hearing
of such a freak before among the bovines.
—.Athens Gazette.
ONE of our contemporaries last week
treated its readers to the Borough Coun
cil proceedings of April stli, but did not
contain one single line in reference to the
proceedings of the special term of Court.
And yet that publication wishes to be
classed as a newspaper.
A GENTLEMAN WKO was for some time
a resident of Waverly, informs us that
iii
milor-bliudness is <' ite prevalent in that
place. And that i is not au unusual oc
currence there, in r iny weather, to see a
man taking a brow silk umbrtilla and
leaving a:green gingham one in its place.
A. J. NOBLES bought a liSek from a
stranger Saturday evening. The vehicle
was on a car, and when he went to get it
yesterday morning, ho found that come
one had cut the cushions and curtains
badly. The poison who sold it is suspect
ed of being the guilty party:—Review,
Tuesday.
Somr. one,
.says the Canton Sentinel of
the 16th instant, endeavored to break into
the residence of Mrs. F. G. YANSYCKLE,
on Centel• -street, Sunday night. They
broke some of the do& fastenings, but
becoming frightened from some cause or
another, this was the extent of _their dep
redations.
Gun new band—the Germania—have
ordered from CANN ok DuroNT, Elkhart,
Indiana, five new horns, as .follows: 1
baritone, 2 altos,. 1 B . flat cornet and 1
tuba. The . baud will comprit.e about
fifteen pieces, and expects to treat our
citizens to some excellent .music in the
caurse of a very-few weeks.
A rxinur.sroNnEivr says that at a pub
lic vendue in Herrick - township on the
10th instant, the owner of the property
had in his list for sale three colts, one of
which within thirty minutes before it
would have been offered for sale, fell
while running and broke his neck. The
colt was two years old and worth $75.
WORT!' LOOKINO AFTER,-0130 of Vie
most finely illustrated papers published
is offered free for one year by the publish
er to any agent or person wishing light
and lucrative employment, provided his
"Full Particulars Free" do not amply
compensate for writing to S. S. Woon,
252 Broadway, Y. City. Only the ad
dress on a postal card is required.,
Wtt.m.km C. TOWNSEND, General Man
ager, gives notice in the Blossburg
trial Rfyi.eter that "favorable arrange
ments will be made by the State Line and
Sullivan Railroad Company, with a party
desiring to locate Glass Works on their
property at Bernice., Sullivan County,.
Pa., where cheap fuel and sand 'can .I*,
had in abundance."
THE work of buildin,t the main reser
voir of the Water Works has already been
commenced. The dam across the creek
will be about 80 feet in length and 43 feet
in heiglith. Judging by the foundations
which are, now being laid, we should say
that it will have ample strength to with
stand any pressure of water that may ever
be brought against it.
"AT a meeting of the Borough Council
of Athens, held on Friday evening of last
week, .A RTHUIt IIEAD, Esti., was elected
Secretary and C. T. Treasurer. A
report of finances; was. presented. which
showed that the borough debt had been
reduced during the -year from $950 to
$2.50. The first Friday of each month
was fixed upon -as the time for regular
meetings..
THE Emmett Concert Company of - El
mira, have consented to give a Concert at
the Opera House in. that city, Friday eve
ning, April :39th, the proceeds thereof to
go towards buying a larger printing press
for the Daily Bulletin, the Greenback
newspai er of Elmira. The Bulletin is a
fipicy little sheet, and- we sincerely hope
the "shekels "' teceivedi will be many,
even enough, and more than enough, to
make the necessary purchase.
.
OUR neighbor, CROSS of the POst-office
stationery store,. has sold within the past
tt#•o months, over 3000 rolls of wallpaper,
and still the trade continues brisk. It's our
opinion if CHARLEY continues to turn the
crank to that trimming machine as much
for the ensuring two months as he has in
the past two, he will be perfectly compe
tent to take charge of the 'winding up
of the Democratic "party this fall. And
Yet we have no idea that he would con
sent to do it.
1
Is returning from an evening party in
Burlinoon, on Saturday night, a number
of young ladies and gentlemen who wore
riding in BILLY KERWIN'S express wagon,
were rather unceremoniously dumped
into, the creek near PAT Kewe's by the
wheels of the wagon running off the Aide
of a bridge. One of the party, Miss
ANNIE CONLEY, was quite seriously in
jured by the fall, and several ethers were
considerably, bruised, and all them
very much frightened.
FIRE IN RIDGBORY. •••• The dwelling
house of .1. W. lilliusEtLua, in Ridgbury,
was totally destroyed by fire on Tuesday
evening. the 13th instant. The file origi
nated in a summer kitchen where there
had been no , fire since last'fall, and must
have been the work of an. incendiary. The,
family lost all their furniture and cloth
ing, barely escaping with their lives. One
Y9ung Mao, the oldest son; jumped from
nu upper window o escape the flames.
The loss was about4.soo ; no insurance.
Te family have tbo.sympatby'of the en
tire community in their loss.
Trot Tunlibannolikiiipateaa thinks
if We. shOuld W grammv We would be
better able to arrive at lane& its toes*:
lags. - Possibly ; and if the Republican
will inform to who's granang it useiLwe
will get one; for really wWwould like to
tualerwtantlitpecaalopally,_ -
ttiektiori thit sE eineetpiln dant
of the Elmira Advertiser Snits that paper
frinn Ito& run -
44 411kildstrisui ge.talsmlSll tososas4Si_g
at Zorn Po:refines whose 111111310 - OW"
not learn,. Al! who go to the house Mid
him theirs, yet he never :appears outside
the doors. His form is enveloped in cu
riously wrought garments, and his face is
freirently hid by veils, aluvals, etc.!'.
Tim front room; -third floor, ovee
EVANS Hrtnicara's store on. Main
street, hits been given tothe Towanda Li
brary Association for their uses, and the
books comprising the library having been
arranged therein. The room was opened
to the public on Saturday last, and will be
so open on each succeeding Tuesday and
Saturday from 2 until 4 o'clock,
The yearly subscription is $2.00.:, Any
one may draw any book in the Library on
the payment of ten cents to the Librarian.
THE general opinion of those who at
tended the vntertainment at the M. E.
Church on Wednesday evening last, is
that PHILLIP . Pottrars, as a vocalist, is
much overated, and that there was alto
gether too much laudation of Mr. Pair.
Larsinterlined in the programme. The
younger Mr. Putu,irts is by far the best
vocalist, ~ and we would suggest to the
elder gentleman, that his concerts would
be much improved if be will permit the
young man to do the largest amount 9f
the singing.
MR. Vcsmon's' latest prophecy reads
thusly : " I do not HIM the looks of May,
particularly its middle portion. There
the temperature line "dips," and severe
frosts may be expected between the tenth
and• fifteenth over a large portion of the
United States. But after the middle of
June look for a glorious - but somewhat
dry season." The latter part of this pro
phecy we feel almost like accepting as
very probable, but previous experience
with the e.anuck has led us to doubt most
of his .predictions.
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dress Murray Hill Publishing Company,
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Our Little Folks is, without eiceptiOn,
the most finely illustrated paper for very
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the people of this continent can fully
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232 I,3roaclway, N. Y. City:
"Fur. McKean County Miner, in _notic
ing the Republican (?) "Mass Conven
tion," recently held at Wellsboro; Tioga
County, calls it "The • Tioga Episode,'-'
and the Eldred Eagle, regarding it, says :
"At the last Presidential election Ilsve.s
re..eived 5,982 votes in Tioga County, and
650 names were procured to the call for
the meeting., Wile. right had those in
attendance tO speak for the 5,000 Repub
licans of Tioga, who had nothing to do
with the meeting ; or to presume that the
Republicans of the District would second
their disorganizing scheme?"
•
ROSENFIELD, the dlotier, having found
that the store on Main street, in which he
has so long transacted business, bad be
3ome to sniall to accommodate his con
stantly increasing tiade, began the erect
ion recently of an addition of forty feet at
the east or mar end, of the building, and
whichlie has already nearly completed.
With this addition to his store-room„
Mounts will have one of the largest and
best arranged business places in our vil
lage. He informs us that bib . Spring stock
if goods, which he is now receiving, is
the largest and comprises the greatest
Variety of any that be has over purchas
ed. and no doubt, with the added facili
ties, he now hag, of displaying his goods,
his sales this Spring will exceed those of
any previous year.
WE clip the following lines from the
Danville Intelligencer of a recent date :
THOSE EYES
=1
In rosy dawn of passion's day,
happily met their witching gaze ;
A hasty gleam, with love-light Warn',
A sunlmaM's flash amid tit.. worm ;
But, oh : that glance, It trills and thrills,
And still my heart with muslc.tlits.
W,re you to 4 quir me or their hue,
r l.lark or hazel. gray or blue t.'
If fringed with lashex of the night.
Or curtained with the morning light,
I vow that I could never tell,
I only own their haunting /pelt,
Ntitt.t. It: FOaazitl
DURING a slight misanderstandinz be
tween two legal gentletnen'of 'this place,
some days ago, one spat in ibe other's
f lie, and has been fined therefor $75. A
short time ago two members of the edito
rial profession in the southern part of the
State had a little misunderstanding also,
and one beat the other until his own wife'
failed to recognize him for several days,
and tho fine inflieted was only $2.75.
Now what we desire to arise and ask is
this : Why this distinction ? And is the
ends of justice subserved thereby, and
how 'much 2 If vgrdicts of this kind are
to prevail, the best men in the editorial
profession will relinquish it and seek
other professions. Already several of our
friends have hinted that we had better
read law.
WHILE in Towanda last' week we were
shown tprough one of the finest hotel
barns in Ncirthern Pennsylvania, by Major
. CHARLES li.
new,
the owner. The
structure is new, of brick, 75 feet long
and 3h wide, and will aecomottate, when
full, 5() horses. It has all•the,modern im
provements, is spacious and well ventila
ted, and everything pertaining to, it -is
most conveniently arranged. Water will
be brought t !to it from the water-mains
when they are laid. In addition to this
Major SEELEY will immediately begin the
erection of two large carriage sheds, each
Vi feet long. The 'pew ham is indeed an
admirable one, and is Another evidence of
the Major's good taste and of his growing
business. Our Bradford connty readers
should make a special note 'of this, and
give the Major a call.-:-.0t9r0 Record.
THE Scranton Republiean seems to be
considerably troubled about the earning
political campaign in this Senatorial Dis
trict. We::would mildly siggest to that
paper that it is entirely unnecessary for
it to " fret its gizzard " about what the
Repnblibans of Bradford County will do:
The history of. he • past furnishes excel
lent evidence that; the party' here is per
fectly competent to manage its own af
fairs successfully without outside advice
or assistance. And it strikes us that if
the Republican would look more closely
to the interests of its party, in Lackawan
na County, and pay less attention to the
affairs of.its neighbors, it . would be able
to accomplish far morn for the general
good of the party in . the State. For what
would it profit the Republican were Brad
ford County to add a few votes to her
usual majority if Lackawanna should go
Democratic? N.
THE editor of ,the Argus, who h always
eloquent, and frequently pathetic, thus
closes an article on the recent meeting of
the Democratic County Committee at this
place, in his last issue :
•• All this little trouble In our county will soon
pass - away' as ••a summer cloud," and the Jane
roses wilt bloom opou a tranquil party."
—Perhaps this is so Ainstuw. But we
had thought the Democracy might possi
bly linger: ?long until next November.
However, it's your funeral, and you can
bury, the corpse just when you please.
But there is no discounting the tender
pathos contained in your remark that "it
will soon pass away as a . summer cloud,
and the June roses will bloom upon a
tianquil party." We do not remember
of ever reading a more pathetic express-1
ion, except it;be the one "Then hill 'ang
my 'arp hon,,the villas," and we only
wonder that you did not incorporate it.
It would have been extremely appropri
ate.
PERSONAL.
Kind M , -clerking in the 5 vent
• '—.Tudge Obilit
is Sorintom t . Litacirriu44o=ty„thja
wesk:' -
Csosswiworr. of Philadelphia,
IS visiting at Dr. J. S. NEWILVS,,,,
lining.
' -41 r. and Mrs. Lim ELsnnEE, of this
plate,spent Sunday.hat -with friends in
Ithaca, N. Y. .
• Tlev,,,Lwirilm3sit will m 4113130 to aat
as iawtoror tLs
„Iloptl4 Church. at 911-
lettliffironotimulear. - -
--ALBERT Lost) hu quit house-keep
ing,. and is now boarding together with his
'family at the Ward House.
C..C. Hoossn, of Alba, has re
turned from his bunting (=arson to Flor
ida much improved in hulth. .
--Hon. F.:OVERTON was in town sev
eral days last week, and returned to
Washington Monday evening last.
•-111. D. Eiwsn;rs bas been on the sick
list Tor several days, but bans* far recov
ered as to be able to be out of doors.
LtICETTA BILLINGS,. WhO has
been 'visiting friends in' Philadelphia for
some time past, has returned to her home
at Camptown.
MIA RALPH BTAATES,• ROB.
ERT HUFF; BURT COOLEY and JOHNNIE
CABNITHAN, of Vaughan Hill, started
West last week. ,
oR Pirrrits, formerly with G. D.
Loaca & Co., and late of Chicago, has an
cepted ft clerkship with NEWBERY, d; Co.,
dry goods dealers, Troy.
—EtiFacoirr received a painful but not
serious injury to one of his hands whilst
engaged in operating a buzz saw at the
Furniture Factory on Monday last. •
BECRIE ALDRICH, ODD of the
'best milliners of this city, has gune to To.
N , i , anda to fill an engagement"for the sea
son with Mrs. Mannix.—Ekisira Fres
Press. -
—M. W. d0N03,. who has been carrying
011 a grocery store On Troy street, will
give up the business on account_ or ill
health, and remove to East Troy.—Can
ton Sentinel.
—Miss MARY PATRICK, who has been
spending the winter at 'the residence of
her father, 11. W. PATRICK, Erq., in To
wanda.-Pa., has returned to bar home in
this village.—Owego Times.
--JOHN K. KITTREDGE, of this place,
was elected Grand Vice Dictator, of
Grind Lodg e , Knights of Honor, of Penn
sylvania, 'at the session of the Grand
Lodge held at Pittsou last week.
—Mr. C. R. SACKETT and daughter
have removed from Owego to Athens,
Pa., where they 'will reside with H. G.
Sscsurr, Esq., who has .goue into the
drug business in that village.—Vteego
Timm
-31ifIS ANNIE AD%Ms has returned
from Philadelphia much improved in
health, and has again taken her position
las teacher in the Troy Graded School and
organist in the Presbyterian Church
there.
• —.Nip. 11ALDW124. of Towanda, sang . to
a large audience- in . the Presbyterian
Church, Tuesday evening. Idrs.
BALD
WIN has a fine voice, and her singing was
highly appreciated. Troy 'Correspond
ence Elmira Aarerffier. •
-MARTIN KANE, and family, who have
resided for some years past at State Line,
left for Danbury, Connecticut, last week,
where they will hereafter reside. A host
of friends wish them prosperity and hap
piness in their new home.
—We learn from the Review that Colo
nel Maass, IL A. MEncult, and W. G.
TRACY, have been appointed lay deputies
from Christ Church to the diocesan con
vention which meets in June. GEORGE
I). STROUD is delegate to the sessions of
the Northeastern Convocation forthe cur
rent. year.
—C. G. FAIRMANC has been appointed by
Governor CORNELL, of New York, and
contirmed.by the Legislature, as Superin
tendent of the Insurance Department of
that State. The Governor might have
looked a great deal farther and done
much worse in making the selection, but
nowhere could he have found a better
man for the position.
ions H. IlEwErr i grandson of
JOHN SPAULDING, of Forkaton, Wyoming
County, has permanently located at Hot
Springs, Ark., for practice. He was in,the
army threugh the war, and for the past
ten years has served on the surgical staff
of the National Soldiers' Homes and Hos
pitals. He was graduated with the high
est honors by the Nashville Medical Col
lege two years ago. He lormerly wrote
occasionally for this paper from the Na
tional Soldiers' Home, at Hampton, Vir
ginia.
—On Saturday, 'April 10th, Mr. and
Mrs. CHARLES S. SMITH, Of Columbia,
celebrated their golden wedding in a very
happy manner. Mr. SMITH was severity
four years old 'on the eighth of the pres
ent mobth, and Mrs. SMITH was sixty
eigot years old on the twenty-fourth of
October last. The celebration on the 10th
was attended by about forty persons, in
cluding all the children of Mr. and Mrs.
SMITH, but two. A number of presents
of gold and silver coin, etc., were receiv
ed by the venerable couple.' Mr. Bunn
made a short ac'dress to his descendants
which '-as both practical and impressive.
The meeting proved deeply interbsting to,
all who were present.
AND INCID4NT
• At' the conclusion ..f the services in the
Presbyterian Church a week ago last
Sunday, an elderly gentleman who sat near
the centre of the church, arose to his feet
and stated to the audience that the ser
mon delivered there that morning was
otie of the ablest'and most convincing
Courses that; it bad ever been - his good
fortune to liiten to, and that he- thought
it should be printed and given a general
circulation, 'in eider that others than
those present mi lit have the privilege of
reading and being "profited by its teach
ings ;and he said, he hoped and trusted
that the. congregation of the Church
would take immediate steps looking to
that end. The gentleman was a stranger
in our place, and never l'efore had been
privileged to listen to one of Dr. STEW
ART'S schOlarly and able sermons..
A WOMAN'S FOREIGN MISSIONARY
SOCIETY.
The annual convention of the woman's
foreign missionary society, Towanda dia..
trict,.was held on Tuesday, the 13th in
stant, at the Presbyterian church in Troy,
says the Elmira Free Pro*. • Delegates
were present from Towanda. Athens,
Monroeton, Stevensville, Canton and
Sylvania. The exercises opened with a
devotibnal meeting and was followed by
the very able and carefully written ad
dreas of the president, Mrs. S. ,W.
Po ta
nov, after which a lunch was servtdin
the church parlors. In' the afternoon Mrs.
Dr. W. A. Nuns of liornellsville gave a
very pleasing and instructive address be
fore the convention.. In the evening the
Ilev.:Dr. W. A. NILES 'addressed a public
meofing in the auditorium of the church.
in which he made a stirring appeal to the
people to enlist themselves in the interest
of foreign missions. Mrs. BALDWIii of
Towanda added much to the pleasure of
the meetings by her sweet solos, "The
book of life " and "There's mercy for
all" The meetings were well attended
and intensely interesting throughimt.
INTERESTING TO TRADESMEN.
The past-office law provides that
mobthly statements of accounts, bills and
they like may be-sent by merchants in un
seated ,envelopes at the same rate as print
ed circulars„ or with a one cent stamp af
fixed to the envelope. Many tradesmen
halm included in the bills items df credit,
and a number of merchants have done
so. This, by a recent ruling of the de
partment, subjects the missive to letter
postage. The ruling reads as follows :
275. A credit entry- upon a bill, or
statement of account, is theexpression
of a monetary value," and therefore sub
jects the same to letter postage.
It will be seen, therefore, if the bill with
an entry upon it, is started with a penny
stamp, at its destination, there will be
five cents due, or double the usual rate,
less what has, been paid. ,
Merchants would do well to remember
this or the original regulation may be of
no advantage to then]. '
SENT UP FOR •SIX MONTHS.
LEVI, WINE, a colored man, stole a
horse blanket on Tuesday evening from
4n COUIITRIGHT, proprietor of the Court
right House in this village. He also stole
a sulkisy from CLINT llsoritsorz i and
sold it to a man at :Apalacbin. lie was
arrested and thii morning Justice Den
, now sent him *to the Rochester pathos-.
tiary for six months.—Owego Times.
cobim EIM:MMOS CONTINUBD.
*ZDUIMJATI Ariut
Areeli . O Elibree's Pet J.
Dean—Tisivass.L Verdict foil
Daniel Jagger' vs. Lewis Biles, plum&
lee Liitstuik, Oscaultrunk and Benfainin
, fltrunklrespass... -D'Ae:Overton„ H. J.
Madill and J. N. Califf, E5q1,.,4 for Plviti
tiff; Williams & Angle, W. Ciwnochan
and E. Li, Minis. Esqs., for defendants.
Verdict for plsintiff, $5O. •
- Birth Jordan's use tw. Olive Pox Elli ! f
ott:—Duress.‘ W. H: lug fiuse-
ter, Zags., for. plaintiff; Overton. San:
derson, D'A. Overton and N., C. Elabree,
;Begs., for defendant. Verdict for defend-
James H. Webb, Administrator, vs.
Thomas Coyle.'u•Court direct .daferirlaat,
to pay Into Court amle;partiei to fitter:
plead.r.
Almim Gifford (now Woodard) vs. Jes
se A. Gifford, et: al., .three case&—Rule
to set aside mowed sur,, judgments open
ed and defendants let into defence.
. Mrs. H. A. Scott's use vs. Gliorge P.
Cash.'---Fieri Macias andlrenderz &Mended.
Overton it. Eisbree land H. Elebree's
use is. James Fly* et. al.—Exceptions
dismissed ai3d-Auditor's Report confirm
ed finally.
_John F. Means vs. the Lycoming Fire
Insurance Coinpany; Dividson's Executor
vs. J. L. Corbin.—Rules for new trial dis
charged.
Joseph Munch, Guardian of Anna L.
Ormsby VB. P. L. Ward. Rule discharged.
James 'Moore vs. Rosecrancei k Brewer.
—Rule to open judgment, and Sheriff en
joined from selling property, of Rose
- In the matter of } the application of
George W. Kimberly for admission to the
Bar of. Bradford" County. Court direct
applicant to submit himself to an exami
nation by the Board of xarainers.
Samuel Buck vs.. E. 0. Tyler, Execu
tor, et. al.—rroceedings stayel and-costs
directed to be paid out'of proceeds of sale
of defendants' real estate.
FIRE IN CANTON.
Wednesday afternoon about one o'cleick
the residence of GEORGE MEER, situaied
about ono mile east of Canton, was dis,
covered to be on lire. The fire was 'not
teen until it had great headway ani the
strong wind which was then blowing soon
enveloped the building in flames. A
blacksmith shop near by also took fire
and was burned. A defective flue was,
the canoe. Insurance $1,50 . 0. But little
was Saved.—Canton Sentinel, 16th.
THE RECENT MURDER TRIALS AT
MONTROSE. h . i
Jo
JOHN WC°toms . , on triallaat w kat
Montrose for the murdetof Witt.' 2do
im
r l a
Douoti, has been found guilty of r
der in the second degree, A i new t
will be applied for. In the case of, To N
Ilicnmosn. charged with 'the murder of
EUGENE IlAwmtv, at Lynn in the 3:11110
court, the.grtuid jury fa.leti to find as in
dictment, and the prisoner was discharg
ed, to the general satisfa4tion of the pub
lic).
POULTRY SOCIETY•
Saturday last, says the Troy Gazette of
the 15th instant, a new society of consid
erable interest to all poultry raisers here-
abouts, was formed at the Opera House.,
11. E. CnAci, of South Creek, was made
President, H. M. FERGESON, of Austind,
vinville, Secretary, and GEO. H„ W El3B,
of Alba, Corresponding Secretary. Tbe
Association took the name of the North
ern Tier Poultry Association. Its next
meeting will be held at" the Troy Opera
House, Saturday of next week, •April
24tli, at one o'clock r. rr.. All lovers 'of
poultry and all interestrd in the business
of, poultry raising are invited to be pres
ent. The society is an important one,
and we trust the call will be responded to.
MURDER IN MONTROSE
Shot Down In Cold Blood.
The usually quiet and rtereeful village
of Montrose was thrown into a phrenzy
of excitement on 'Thursday after noon
last week, by the perpetration within, its
limits of one of the most cold-blooded
murders that has been chronicled iu
years. The following account of the ter
rible tragedy we take from the Montrose
correspondence of'the Philadelphia Times
of Sunday last. The correspondent, aftef
briefly alluding to a dispatch previously
published, says :
The prominence of the men and the mystery
surrounding the murder have studied the greatest.
excitement in this neighborhood. The particulars
of the crime, as developed by the examination, can
now be given. The murder occurred about eve
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Of the motives that
led to it nothing is positively knoWn4 but the gen
erally accepted theory I,ls thatthe 4 trouble arose
from stories eiteulated by Wilacin derogatory to the
character of Wartwa`s mac. , i i- ' '
The murdered friarniVllson,' Is about twenty
eight Sear s of age. l' He leaves a Wife and two chil
dren. Ile is a grandson of Meson i Wilson. one of
the oldest and mold suhstantial merchants of Mont
rows, wh-rhas for some years past been retired from
active business. Warren is a soreOf Hey. A. o.'
Warren, pastor of the Universalist Chinch. as well
as a member of the Susquehanna enemy bar, and
is a ybung luau who up to this time has borne an
unspotted reputation and is known as one of our
most exemplary young men. He was until recent
ly engaged in the grocery trade. being the senior
memoer of the firm of Warren k titling, and is
owner of the building now occupied by the New
York Clothing pinto, Warren was but recently
married to Miss Kate Glidden. a modest and peel
'sr young lady of this place. It appears that previ
ous to Wilson's marriage he kept company with
and was engaged, to be married to Miss Glidden;
but the engagement was broken off by her parents
on account of Wilson's intempOrance. Since mar.;
liege of Warren to Miss Giddeu it Is ssid-tbat will
son has boasted of his int ituacy'wl th Warren's wife
previous to her marriage.
Wilson was a farmer and lived with his family
about five milt a from this mace, and untH recently
both families were on Intimate terms with each
other. Yesterday afternoon , Wilson drove into
town and put up his team, as was his custom, in
the barn of his grandfather, Mason Wilson. The
barn has a small door in the back. opening into an
alley between the `• brick' block," as it is called,
and Stephen's book store, leading to Mitchell k
Goodwin's livery stables. Wilson was seen short
ly afterwards upOta the street,Walking arm in arm
with Warren. They appeared to be on the hest of
i i team
terms and went nto the barn where Wilson's lea
was staid. tte her. They were seen in the barn
by a sister or *Mon. 'lle was teen reclining
against a beam, talking with Warred. Ile Wilutell
his sister , asking after their folks. Of what took
place in the bard after that no one has any iknowl
edge. Anyhow, the men became greatly angered
ant Warren's frlendsciaim that Wilson assaulted
Warren with a knife and the killing was dune. in
self-defense. What is certainly known Is this:
A few moments after they entered the barn sev
eral pcople in the vicinity heard a pistol shot and
a moment later Wilson burst open the door in the
back of the barn and ran into the alley above refer
red to, pursued by Warren. Wieling fell as he en
tered the alley, but immediately recovered himself
ands started on • run toward the livery stable.
Warren fired on him and Wilson cried out, as If lu
paid: "Oh, don't, Fred; don't hot me." War
ren did not heed the eppeal and 'fired again and
Wilson ,fell upon his hands and knees, crying
"murder." Warren then ran td the right side of
Wilson and, bent upon finishing his work. again
shot the fallen man in the side. Wilson fell for
ward upon his face , but island up, tipun his hands.
as if trying to escape, when Warren pissed 4s plr
tot close to Wilson's head and fired another' shut,
tom ball taking' effect Just below the ear.
All this happened in fail sight of half a dozen
witnesses, as the place Is Just off from the main
business street, in'nearly the centre of the town,
but before any one could reach the scene of the
shooting Wilson was dead. Warren did not try to
escape after the shooting, but calmly returned his
pistol to his pocket and stisxl looking at his vic
tim. When asked as to why he did it he replied :
"It is all right ; I did it. 1 bad good cense and
consider myself Justified." He delivered himself
to Y. I. Lott, Justice of the Peace, and is now In
custody.
The post mortem examination discloses the fact
that four shots took effect in Wilson's 'body, One
shot, supposed to be the one fired in the barn, took
effect in the• abdomen on the right aide; two
shots lodged In the back, and one in the right side
of the neck Just below the ear. Of the wounds ei
ther of those in Zbe body were: sufficient to cause
death. The case is surrounded by mystery, as
Warren, by the advice of counsel, refuses to make
ant statement. Both parties are very respectably
:connected, and the parents and reiativ .5 of War
ren as well as Wilson have the sympathy of the en
tire community. •
It might be well to add that the evidence before
the Coroner discloses - that Warren Just previous
to the killing and after the arrival of Wilson In
town had his revolver cleaned at llelhuish's Jew
elry store, and bought cartridges and loaded it
thereabout an hour or two before the encounter
which resulted In WHlSJli'lldeath. •
Local Correspondence.
GHENT GLEANINGS
Permit me a small space in your focal
department while I record a few of . the
many things that have occurred during
the past few days. For the benefit of
the numerous readers bf the REPOUTpc
I would say, mud and water are thinga of
the past, the roads are iu a fine condition,
and one more we can hear at the early
dawb the merry whistle of the fanner as
ho goes forth to till the 50i1... Seeding
time has commenced in good earnest ; if
the weather continues flue for another
week, most of the oats will be sown....
Bunng . the past winter we have had an
excellent singing school, taught by C. B.
Tiros, of Herrick. Imm ed iately' after
Slut close of his school we had a musical
convention, in the M. E. Church which
lasted four days, commencing on the Bth
instant and closing on the 4th with a
grand concert. Prof. R.' B. lisnaintv,
of Altoona, conducted the eieteises. A
largo class was in attendance, and a hap
py and profintbba time we had: Mr. Ms-
11A1711“ man
graded ability, and;' wftbaKifiry social. His r trachhilt is &loud arra ,
Nebraska. All warivslOistibtiledeand
felt' themselves richly repald.....Pridey
last; Dr. Iterrand fell-from e scaffold in
the barn, injuring himself quite badly,
i c ih r i e = last, consMerable' raciteinent rani
by a little boy of - Amnia Hou
ton's taldng -- poisrm, bit medical Sid b&'
ing - summoned at once be reoovered...:.
The Good Templars' lodge is still running,
and,. is w'presperous 0001110 M .onr
inister,:l3.l l `. Wawa; has gone toCra.
*mix. It is hoped he may: be returned
um,. as he is beloved and respected by
Ms all, and s man that has done great
good on this charge.... For fear of weary l
tetyouncr p . stiraca ... 11 741 0 close. _C.
h A
ULSTER.;
.
Miss Mnrsia Balm has gone - to Hor 7 '
nellsville N. Y., to attend 5ch001... . Mr
BRICE ROCKWELL and. Miss ELLA -Nun
poen were united in the. "holy bonds of
matrimony ", on Wednesday, Apritl4;
at
-7 o'clock, 1".• m.Re*. WATROUN of
Athens, was the officiating clergyman.
Also, on the 'same day, by ,Rev. B.
STEWART, Of Towanda, Mr , Witt. Tama), '
Jr., and Miss Vntrs Esilr: Both of these
happy couples have the best wishes of our
little village as regards theii future suc
cess and happiness, "May they live long
and Gronoz BIENEK,
our esteemed - Juiltice, while laboring dear
the M. E. Church, on Wednesday, was
taken seriously ill and was obliged to be
carried borne, and Dr: RILLS being sum
moned immediately, pronounced it a case
of sun-stroke, which, after applying reme
dies, restored him to con •cioutiness. Mr.!
B. is out upon the street egain.....19z0:
Munixics says he does not know as he
weighs more than usual, but he feels Very
much like fathers are said ito feel, viz :
—proud. It is a boy.. ; Area. MATHER
returned from Pittston on Thursday eve
nin7, where be has been attending the
Grand Lodge, K. of H.
Ulster, April 16,
Glvah ur 1w Dbetons.—" Is it possi
ble that Mr. Godfrey is up and at work.
and cured by so simple , a remedy?" "I
assure. you it is true that he is entirely
cared, and with nothing but Hop Bitters;
and only ten days ago his doctors gave
him up and said he must die !" ' " Well
s-day !. That is remarkable ! will go
this da y and get some for my pour George
—I know hops are . •
BUSINESS LOCAL.
Our goods are NEW and of the
BEST QUALLTY. DECKEICat VOUGUT.
t Try ouiNeiv JAP. TEAL :Befit, id
town. N - Drxiczn & VOUGLIT.
tar Provisions of all kinds, of the best
qaallty, at DEcaZia & Volla UT'S.
t CASH PAID FOR PRODUCE at
Oct. 30. It Vinod * •s.
Aar No rediedy in the vi4rld ever came
Into such . universal usr, or ha. 4 o. fully won the
confidence of mankind, as AYEII'S CIIERILY
PEC
TORAL for the cure of Coughs, Colds and 4'on
sittuptlon.
or Choice TEAS and COFFEE .a
specialty at DecaEtt & VOIZGIIT'S.
t Fora good, durable nd neat-lltting
SHOE, call at F. J, ULE3I:S, opposite Seoly's
Uotell.Nov. 27. M
•
ar PRICES WAY DOWN on Gents'
Vine and Coarse Bodts et BLUM'S, oppoFtte See-
era Hotel
. The well' known 'strengthening
properties of Zoos, combined with other tonics
and a most perfect nervlne. are fiiund In Carters
Iron Pllis, which strengtheitt the nerves and body.;
and Improve the blood and complexion.
rir L. B. RorpitEni r chillfnges compe.
'Won for quality or goods and low prices on Sash,
Doors, Blinds and Moldin4s, and al building ma
terial. caug3-tn.
Vir The Largest, Best au Cheapest
line of Shoes for Ladles', Misses. and Childrena'
wear is found at Consen's new afore, corner Main
and Pine-ats., Tracy & Noble!' Block. apr4'7B
Vi ; COMER has•the best wearing Shoes
for Men, Boys and Toutha' wear ever ; offered In
TcwanCla, and at priCea within the reach of all.
ar From a prominent drug house :
H. H. WARNER & Co., Rochester, N . . T.—Rear
Sir: It is now only three Months since we received
your first shipment of Bate Remedies. We haire
sold drugs in this place for twenty years. and we
have never sold • proprietary medicine that gives
such universal satisfaction as yours. eipecially 'Our
Safe Kidney and Liver r Cure, and Safe alienates
Cure.
- We mold mention rosily lehO have received great
benefit in cases of Kidney diglenliles, Asthma.
Rhematism, Diabetes, Bright's Disease, etc:
_Respectfully yours, 81.5180 N & FON.
4.22 , 1r2. . Alexandria Bay, N. Y.
$ One of the most urgent demands
of our time MA system of education which shall
train the young to apply their school learn'ng. At
the Pennsylvania State College practical Instruc
tion Agriculture, Horticulture, Botany, Zoology,
Mechanics, Chemistry. etc., is Oren, and thus
theory in the class room% applied and enforced
by experience in the geld and laboratory. Spring
seislon. opens April 9th. For catalogue and full
Information address the Business Manager, State
College, Centre County, Ps., wl.
Froin the banks - a the Hudson
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{ Nzwsuso, N. T., Oct 20, 1879.
,
11.41. WAntrin & CO., Rochester, N. Y.—Gene
tiemen : A lady of over seventy years of age, to
failing - healttifor over a year.-has been using War
ner's Safe litircrs on my recommendation. She
feels very griteful for the benefit she has, derived
therefrom, and 'says that until she used It her stom
ach could beat no vegetable food for over three
years. I bettors It tope a certain specific for dye.
pepsia. J. T. JOSLYN.
CREAN BALM.—It cures Catarrh by ex
citing discharge, not by drying It up. The appli
cation Is so very simple and,agreeable that no one
Is annoyed by its use. It Is the coming" remedy.
A new idea embraced In it,l - 14 Cream .Balm. A
remedy of real merit, anti will. do what Is resom
,
mended of it: Call on your druggist for It and
give It a trial. Fifty cents a bottle:
Ntw YosK, June 5, 1579.
MESSRS. ELY .13110111EltS, Owego. Y.—Gen
tlemen: I have used your Catirrh Remedy. Cream
Balm. and expert-need great relief. In fact it is
the only remedy that gave anything like comfort
from a distressing and nauseous corn' taint.. In my
family I have found it specially good in colds afa
feeling the bead and nostrils, with my children
and others. The rellet• has been tattiest instant.
We consider it to be invaluable for faintly use.
Waxy truly, IL R. Watts,
Business .Manager of New York Commereia
...tantrititer. . aprs-un.
•
Cs' NEURALGIA CURED by Dr.
Ittlin's Neuralgia and Sic Headache Headache Pills : p
universal cure for Neuralgia, telt Headache. Ner
vobS Headache, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Vomiting
of Blood. Paralyids, Palpitation of the. Heart, and
loss of Nervous Energy. Ttt6es Pills are a special
preparation for the cure of special diseases, and
are Worthy of • trial by. all intelligent sufferers:
are harmless and effectually cure all diseases
'arising from a ,and
nervous system pleasant
to take. ilhey dissolve In the - Mouth. Prepared by
A. E. Bcnn, M. D.. Scranton, Pa.: sent by mall
to any address on receipt of price, 50 cts. For sale
by CLAIM B. PORTER, TORAXida.
Dr. KNAPP WS.: bar) sold Dr. - Duntc ( a
Neuralais and Sick Headarbe.Pllls for years and
'hey give nulrensal sattstainon.
"A. - KNAPP, IL
" Pittatou, Pa.".
March l 4-y1
MARRIED.
ROCKWELL MURDOCIL—At Ulster, April
it h, !sae. at the h use of the bride's father. by
Rev. ILL Watrous.' Mr. A. !N.. Rockwell and
Miss Ella Murdoch, both of Ulster.
IRVlNG—ney.—At the' house of Mr. Lyman
Blackman, on the 14th lnit., by the Rev. J. S.
Stewart. U. 1)., AV&lllans. Irving, Jr., and Miss
Le%lonise J. Espy, both of Ulster. Pa.
DIED.
bet home Franklin. on the 16th
instant. Florence, only, daughter of Jehtel and
Lydia Greepoiired to years. Burled on the 19th
Instant at the Chr.athut Chnreb; near her home
A pet of her schoolmates and the Idol of the
household, she has gone ,upward and onward to
learn the lessons of the higher life, and to call, by
her love and friendship, the loved ones to follow
her. T.
LYON.—.Oa the 10th Inst.. at her home In Frank .
lln, Mrs. M, wife of Dr. Randolph Lyon, aged
at years.
Loug suffering. patiently borne, endearal her to
those who waited on her. A faithful Motherhood
to her stalwart sons, and a devoted wifehood to a
loving husband, mmle her going out of that family
circle a loss never to be filled. A third of a eeninry .
of constant companionship and true friendship to
all her neighbors_ made tuir loss mourned by all
who know her. She was a good woman, whose We
was tali of the Holy Ghost. r.
giew Abgediseuusb.
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ATENDUE.—The subscriber, wish
ing to reduce stock to make. room for thor
ongbbradr, will tell at anction,' l on FRIDAY,
Arun, Mu, ruo, beginning at I o'clock P.
from tea to fifteen bead of Undid Short nom
Cows and Rollers. -
We bare several Short Horn Ball - Calves and
Yearlings ; also, Berkshire which we oiler at
pnvate sale. • -U. H. WELLES.
Wyalusing, Pa., April
. . .........._ ...,, .. ..
WANDA . MARKETS.,
-- inrsOwnit BY wrzvx,ss i mix° •
issesswoor a ii Gsveerle9 sad Produce, comer
. Malaga* Mae Streets. ,
k• IIVIDSE4O#Ir I, ,, IIZMING, Antai.it, 1 oli:
.
' , Y• , ,-. •., - : • PIIIIIO. • 8112.61x0
roar per bld • ' . ..., • - 4 2/44 500
1
Floatiper_sack — 1 2 10
ildrs4llWil per 144 lea .4 ' 44 - 1 114
Chop Yea& - - •
,3 41 .. - . i*
Wheat, per bye '.. 1 200 1-25 1. - 1 0
Rr' •
' -.- ..... 7OO • 75
Oats' - .... ,140 0
/ 45
Dielraliest - -
.450 i
Clover seed •.', -, 0 , .. 5 600
1'1m4411. wagon, 600
Beans. 0 lbs. 1 SOP 125 . 5 ISO
Pork. meu 0 bbl. 15 005 17 00
Dressed logs 505% • i
Clrekens ' 08 i .: • '
Ducks • ,
1459010 • - ..- ,
Geese • - 7
Hams .
dtsteddese 70 50 9 5 0 400 11 I
Lrd - L ea . 0 10
B a utter. tab5.........1.. 23025 2306 28.
Bolls ' i.. =.66 0 25
10 5 . freati - .. 100 II 0 12
Cheese . .. 110 16 0 18
Potatoes. per btuibel" .. 25028 41 5 5
Apples • s".. 75040 t 0 100
Dried - app1e5........... '5OlB 5
Onlous 01 00 0120
Beeswax . 20022 . • 24
CORBZCTZD 1111 010. A. DATTOB .. ••
Hides ' ,
054105%
-Veal skies • 500125 -
Deatoos. . ' 40050
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Hides -. 05 0 01%
Veal Skins 75 ea 91 15
Deaeon Suss 4000,79
Sbeep Pelts " 41 00 111 2l
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ANNUAL MEETING.—The An
nual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
STATE LINE A SULLIVAN It. R. Co. for the
election of-President and Directors, and for the
transaction of such other business as rnaj dome be.
fore them, will be held at the office of the Corn.
piny, to the Borough of Towanda, Pa., WED
NESDAY, MAY 19, 1880, at 10 o'clock A. x. '
0, A. B ALDWIN, Secretary.
Towanda, Pa., April 14, 1880. .
" MOBILE."
NOTl . CE.—Auditors' statement of
• accounts for Terry Township, for year end=
lug April 12th, 1880;
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Clothing the poor r 652 08
Boarding the pour '•e '4 465 40
Medical attendance for poor .4 I 300
Funeral expenses 'L I' 31 11
}loads and bridges '227 61
Town clerk—services, stationery, etc ; 18 00 .
Paid interest on outstanding eiders .. 82 64
Exoneration of tax, duplicate of 1870 4 50
Election expenses
Percentage for c ollecting.... ' 3;... 18 00
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A ad Intig . accounta, 2 yeirs.;
D. It. J. nes and H. L. Terry. via er-troughs 10 00
H. Terry... ~
Nelson White. Connulssioners' fees..... It 78
Jacob Hoffman, 8 2.
Sundry expenses 22 f.l
Amount orders Issued durlng.year 0,135 26
Old coders outstanding 920,26
Total
Orders redeemed during ycar.
Calance of tax with collectors
Town ludebtedinesa
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Terri/ Township in account' with Henry:Tater,
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To bal. of tax In hands of Frutchey46o3 07
To duplicate of 1070 (Terry).....1.. 075 7.5 '
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By amount ordersredeen3ed.. —41,030 M
By exoneration. duplicate 1870.:.I 150
By bal. of tax lu hands of collex - ra 451 06
L. A. JONES,
JOHN A..IIIENER, Auditors.
JOHN LAYMAN,
Terry Townablp, A .01 22; IUO.
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VEGETABLE SICILIAN
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This statiderd article is compounded with the
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ts effects - aris as wonderful and satisfactory am
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It restores gray er faded hate to lts youthful
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It removes alt eruptions; itching and dandruff ;
and the scalp by its use becomes white and clean.
_:lty its tonic properties it restores the capillary
glands to theli normal vigor, preventing baldness,
and making the hair grow thick and strong.
As a dressing nothing has been found so effectual
or desirable.- .
Dr. A. A..flavzs, - State Assayer of Massaehn
setta,says of it: " I codsider It the best prepara
((on for its intended purposes."
BUCK.INCHAM'S: DYE,
This elegant preparation may be relied on to
change the color of the ! beard from gray or any
other undisimble abade, to brown or black, at 111s
motion. It is easily applied, being In one prepara
tion, and. quickly and effectually produces a per
manent color wbleh will neither rub nor wash off.
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MATtIFACtURED sr 5
R. P. HALL
, I SCO., Nashua, N. 14
Sold by all Draglllsts and dealers in MedWile.'
ICENSEO. Notice is hereby
given that the falitowing applications fur
licenses for hotels, eating houses and merchant'
dealers have been tiled In this cake, and that the
same will be present.d to the Court of Quarter
Sessions, on MONDAY, MAY SD, IMO, for the
consideration of said Court :
HOTELS. -
C. H. Seeley. Towanda Borough, Ist Ward.-
0. H. P. Disbrow. Towanda Borough, tat Ward.
Henry Barrett, TOwinda Borough, tat Ward.
WashingtorkPiteher, Towanda Boro', Ist Ward.
A. J. Noble. Troy Borough.
J. Morgan Brown,- Wtalusing Township.
J 8. Thomson, Cataptown. Wyalusing Twp, ,
J. G. Daugherty, WySoz. Township. ' • ,
James J. Haman, Overton Township.
Martin Crowley, South Waverly Borough. . •
V „O. taints. tireenwood,•Monroe Township.
Vincent Bald win,ltidgbury Township.
J. t. Hinman. Monroe Borough. t • •
H. S•Henuedy. Wysoi Township.
J. 11. McDonald, Towanda Borough, Ist Ward.
John N. Wilde. Cauton Borough.
P. Q. Albany Township.
Warren•Sinith, Anstinvillo, Columbia Township.
Daniel Brown, Milan, Uistet Township.
James P. Strong. Columbia Township.
orlln C. Mills. Sheshequin.;
George Jordan ,, Athens Borough.
Thomas B. Jordan, Towanda Borough, 2d Ward.
Omen Kellogg. Towasda Borough. 24 Ward. 1 ,
lithrris Kellogg. New Albany Borough.
Ei A. Jennings.; Towanda Borough. 24 Ward.
Win. Henry, Towanda Borough, filet Ward.
EATING HOUSES.
S. M. Brown. Towanda Borough, lot Ward. I
M. B. Calkins, Burlington Borough.
Henry Grace, Towanda Borough, Ist Ward. '
Anell.WHllerill. Towanda Township. , •
Frank Green, Troy Borough. -
mittrMANT DE:ALLEN. •
James Cummlsky. Towanda Borough, I,4.Waid.
John S. Grl Mo. ,Towanda Borough, let Ward.
11. W.: Noble. Towa n da Borough. 2,1 Ward. • .
C. T. Kirby, Towanda Borough, 2d Ward. •
GOO. W. BLACKMAN, Clerk.
Towanda, April 8 1880.
AA, EGISTER'S NOTlCE.—Notice
Is hereby given, Hist there has been filed In
the °Mee of Register of Wills In and for the county
of Bradford accounts of adininistration upon the
following estates, viz
• Final account of John J. Vannoy. administrator
of Sidney Vanuoy, late of Wrist Burlington, de
ceased. i
Final account of ,James McCabe, guardian of
James unman, minor child of Jarnes Y. Hinman,
deceased.
Final account of G. S. Lawrence, administrator
of Cornelia Jakeway; late of Windham. deceased.
Final account of Charles Strickwell and C. C.
Wright, administrators of Sattinel Fitzwater, late
of Canton, deceased.
Final account of H. L. Terry, guardian of Ada
L. Jones (now Wilcoxl, minor, child of James A.
Jones, late of Terry. deceased.l •
Final account of 11. H. Hickdk, administrator of
Polly Hickok, late of Franklin. deceased.
Partial account of Dennis O'Brien, administrator
of Timothy O'Brien. late of Athens, deceased.
Partial account of Ratner Miles, administrator
with will annexed of Jacob Wilcox, late of Gran
ville. deceased. .. •
Final account of J. W. Chamberlin, administra•
for *Rh lOU annexed of Hiram Wenzel!, Ide of
Smithfield; deceased.
Final account of Achatius Stevens and Jonathan
Stevens, executors of Ass Stevens, late of Standing
Stone, deceased.
Final account of Isaac Marsh, executor of L.M.
Stevens late of Myatt:ming. deceased.
Iliad account of W. A. Wetmore. administrator
olLydia .1. Rowley, late of Herrick, tiicesseti.
Final account of Israel A. Pierce. administrator
with will annexed of Sarah M. Muth, tate Of Troy
Borough, deceased.
Final account of George B. Mills. administrator
with will annexed of Timothy Bowen, late of
North Towanda, deceased.
Final arcontt of Frank E. Jayne; guardian of
Rosa D: COI (uow Martin). minor child of Hiram
W. Cox. late of Monroe. deceased.
Final account of Franklin C. Baker. administra.
for of D. E. Sherman. late of Columbia. deceased.
, Final Account of .Exra P. Keeler, executor of
Platt Wood, late of Pike. ceceased.
Final account of H. K. Mott, administrator of
A. I). White, late of Leßoy, deceased.
Final account of IL K. Mott, administrator of
Mathew Mott, late of Leßoy. deceased.
Final account of Benjamin Ackley and J. F.
Chamnerlin, executors of Hiram Buck, late of
Wyalusing. deceased.
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Mal eta - tont of Harrison • Black, guardian of
Silas W. Buck. minor child of Hiram Buck, late of
Wyaiusing. deceased. •
Partial account of 'John. Cornell. administrator'
of M. W. Cornell, late of Litchfield, deceased.
P foal account of George A. Crandall, adminis
trator of Allen Crandall, late of Alba Borough,
deceased. . ,
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Final . account of James U. Webb, guardian of
Charles P. Cass. minor child of Perry Case, late of .
Smithfield, deceased. . -
Final 'account of James H. Webb. guardian of
Anna Phillips, minor Child of GO Phillips, late of
Smithfield, deceased.
And also the appndsement of property set olf by
Adtulnistrators to widows and children of the fol.
toelng decedents, eta :
Estate of James Bedford. lare.of Towanda Dora
, John E. Lilley. late of Leßoy. And the same will be presentod .o the Orphans`
Court of Bradford County. May 6th, A. D. 111180,
at 2 Wittoek, P. K., for confirmation and allowance.
- A. C. WRISBIE, Itegl3tor.
Towanda, ra., Apql 8,1060.
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FOR THE WHISKERS
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WALL' PAPERS
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE.
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This Stock is entirOyNv, and in addition
to the' usual variety of GILT, SATINS;
GROUNDS' AND -BLANKS,
ELEGANT DADO DECORATIONS
In new and beautiful designs.
Towanda, March 25, 18804 f.
AppLiciTlON-IN DIVO • CE.
—Tn James C. Teeter. In the Curt of
Common Pleas of Bradford county. No," Dec.
'Vann, 1579. You are hereby notified that Susan A..
your wife, has applied to the Court Of Co:ninon
Near of Bradford County for a divorce from the
bonds of matrimony, and the said.Conrt has ap
pointed Monday, the ,ad day. of May, In f the
Court House in Towanda, for bearing the ;said
Susan A. In the premises, at whiCh time and place
you may attend If you thing proper. -
4-11 w: ' PETEU. J. DEAN, Sheriff.-
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APPLICATION IN DIVORCE.
—ToTlleol. F. Dexter. • In the Court of Com:
Mon Pleas olf Bradford County.- No. 2SIS. Dec: T.;
Fou are' hereby notified that Mary d., your
wife, Vas applied to the Court of
. Common
Mesita Brad ford
. Count y fur a divorce from the
bonds of matrimony. and the sald Court has ap.
pointed
,Monday. May ad . IMO , ' In the Court
Mouse In Towanda. fur hearing the said Maryd. In
the premlies, at' which time and place you may at.
tend if. you think proper.
- htw. -PETER J. DEAN. Sheriff.
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DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
cA, —Letters of administration having been
granted ;to the undersigned, upon Min - estate of
PollrLuther, late of Burlington township, decd,
notice is hereby given that all persons Indebtep to
Mid estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and all persons basing
m aims to present the
same without delay. ' I
8.. K. LUTHER, Administrator.
• Burlington, March in, 1890-w6. •
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H . IBANf' E. BULL,
SIIRVEYOR.
„ENGINEERING, SURVEYING AND •DRAFTING.
office with G. F. Mason. over Patch-& Tracy
Main street. Towanda. Pa. 4.15.80.
PRICES REDUCED.
CHOICE MEDIUM CLOVER • SEED,
. &Slyer laushelT4
CHOICE PEA. VINE LOVER SEED,
8.1.-10 to $5.50 per Buottel. •
TIMOTHY SEED, *3 to $3.10 per Bush'',
SALT PER BARREL, . . *1.50
At Stevens & Long's.
Toargida, April 15, 111515-w3
POWELL':&: . CM
TEZIR SPRINC STOCK OF
CARPETS- . '
CARPETS- cAßprrs CARPETS
CAR P ETS- - -CARPETS
CARPETS- • -CARPETS
CARPETS- _ • -CARPETS
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INVITE THE A..TTENTION
Towanda, April 1880.tT.
Vey ithertbannt4.
Are now prepared to eatable their 'ethnic of
Which they _ have prepared for the
1 includes_a large variety of
Lite Insurance.
That Life Insurance Companies resist
'losSes, has the least foundation of all the
'charges made 'against them. - Prior to
1876 the records of seventy-one companies
bad been obtained. •There had been - paid
without - litigation on ;$6,93$
$134,825,376. There' had been resisted
SSS policies, covering $1151.201. Of
these, 88, insuring $389,677, were paid
after litigation, and 110, insuring $513,-
232 were not paid, the Courts. having
decided in favor of the companies. One
hundred and ninety policies, covering
*.8.17,202, were undetermiried. This shows
that Only About 11 percent. of the losses
reported have been resisted.
THE MUTUAL LIFE OF
NEW YORK
Paid to policy-holders; in 1879
OVER FOURTEEN MILLIONS
OF , DOLLARS WITHOUT
CONTEST OR LITIGATION.
Of the whole number of death claims of
the year; SIX ONLY were contested.
Amount contested; *30,070. •
WM. S. VINCENT,
Haie receivet . i, and have now on exhibition,
TO WHICH THEE
' OF THEIR. CUSTOMERS. ..
PROCLAMATION.- WHEREAS,
lion. PALL D. Monnow, Presidekt Judge of
the lath Audicial District, consisting of the county
of Bradford, has Load his precept bearing date
the 11th day of February. 1880, to me directed. for
holding a Court of Oyer and Terminer General
Jail Delivery, Quarter Session of th e Pe ace.i Com.
mon liens and Orphan's Court at Towanda, for
the county of Bradford, commencing on Monday..
Al 30, 1880, to continue two weeks.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Coroners
and Justices bf the Peace of the county of Brad
ford, that they be then and there In their proper
persons, at 10 o'clock in the • forenoon of said day,
wit h records. inquisitions and ether remembrances -
to do those things which to their once appertain- ,
to be done : and those wbo are bound by rewipb.
sauces or otherwise, to prosecute against the pHoo.
aria who are or may be in the Jail of said county,
are to be then and there to prosecute against them
as shall he fast. .1 tirinw are requested to be pane
tual lu their attendance, agreeably to their notice.
Rated at Towanda, the 6th day of AWL in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight buidred I
and •eighty, and of the Independence of the
. United States one hundred and fourth.
PETER J .DE
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VALUABLE FARMYOR SALE.
v —The property 'known as the Berry Yam.'
one mile below Milan Station; consisting of Up
acres, floe buildings, fruit trees and rich produc-
tive land will be sold on the beat of terms, and
possession gives Immediately.
• Address B. A; ELMIEB, •
Waverly, N. Y.
DISTRICT AGENT.
IiPPLIC#ON. IN DIVORCE.
—To Chas. Allen Knapp. In the Court of
Common Mali of Bradford county. No. 130. Sep
touber Term, IMA. You are hereby notified that
Ltllte E :, your wife, has applied to the Court of
Common Pleas of Bradford County for a divorce
from the bonds of matrimony, and the said Court
has' appointed Monday, May • 3d, ISSO, the
Pour House In Towanda, for bearing the said
LIME. E. in the premises, at which time and place
you may attend If youjhlnk proper:
ii 4 vi• • PETER J. DEAN; Sheriff..
A PPLICATION IN DIVORCE.
J_ mes McCannon. In the Court of Gem
men Pleasof Bradford county. No, 583, September
TOnt 1873. You are hereby notified that Lydia.
sour wife. has applied to the Cwirt of Common
Pceas of Bradford County for a divorce from:the
blinds of matrimony. • and the said Court has, ap
ptAnted Monday, May 3d, 11811, in the .COprt
Hpuse at_ Towanda, for hearing 'the said Lydia
In the -premises, at which time, and place ;you
may attend if you think proper.
• 41--lw. PETER J:DE AN, Sherif.
V i XECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Let
ten testamentary having been granted to the
undersigned. tinder the last will and testament of
Hampton Champlin, late of Orttrell. deceased,
.all persons indebted to the estate of, said decedent
are hereby , notitied to make immediate payment,.
and all having claims -against said estate must'pre
scnt the same duly authenticated to the under
tlgued for settlement.
H. CH AMPLIH. Js., Executor.
'Orwell, ES., March IS, 11380. we.
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