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Towanda, Pa.; April 4 ,: iBBO.
ENTRSEDIN'THE FOSTOFFICS AT TOWANDA
Ai NAIL KATTNO, OF Tpr. SECOND CLASS.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The expiration of subscription is print
edit!' the colored label. .By noticing the
date 'Very"subscriber , can tett when his
paper wed be stopped unless the subscrip
tion is reneemd.
TEtE Beason for picnics will soon he
here. .
• Tun bids are beginning to burst in
earnest •
THE ice cream business basn't received
a boom as; yet. ,
A r.t.ltn of gypsies are encamped in
North Towanda.
3Lia Term of our County Courts corn
meuces next Monday.
OUR neigliboting county of Sullivan has
nut a prisoner in its jail.
THE " Parsimage " at Neath is under
going a thorough repairing. - •
THE. base ball season does not seem to
open very briskly in this section: -
TALK' up your town as though you were
the,o`wner of it and , had it for sale.
THERE are many," little ones" sick of
measles and scarlet fever at Orwell.
EMERIFF ' S Sales to-4 y, Thursday, at
Ono o'clock P. sr., at the Court House.
A nEsTsunsm . 18 so6n to be opened in
tho-basement of the Troy House, at Troy.
TUE new Odd Fellows' Hall at Spring
field, will be dedicated to-morrow, Fri
day.
SOME persons never seem happy unless
they have a law suit of some description
on band.
THE Supreme Court has decided that
farmers have a right to work out their .
41...aa tar..
THE Democratic factions are wrangling
in State Convention at Harrisburg today,
''Wednesday.
THE, birds sing their prettiest songs
these tine spring mornings—so •a friend
informs ds.
SEVERAL of the farmers of East Canton
are preparing to raise a crop of tobacco
this season. • .
-TTIE young ladies of the Presbyterian
Church, at Troy, have formed a Mission:.
ary Society.
Tits. miners and other employes at Car=
bon Run received their monthly Pay last
week, and in GOLD.
THE Odd Fellows' Hall, at 'Bernice,
will be dedicated with Appropriate cere
monies, on Saturday next.
. QEITE a large number of Towanda's
Democratic "war horses" are attending
the State Convention at Harriaburg.
Tux foundation walls of the new brick
church at Athens have been completed,
and the brick work 'lasi:peen comMenced.
PIRSTRONOTARY BLACKMAN and W. G.
GORDON have each purchased building
lots on Thbd street, south of Elizabeth
street.
A. TROY correspondent says : "E. 13.
1 l',.tisoNs is surveying : our town, prepara
tory to ' putting in - some huge water
works.;'
THE trackmen and laborers of the Pa
Y. R. R. have had their pay advanq
_ed five-per cent. The adiatice is to date
from April Ist .
IF. M. MAYNARD is making the tiCces.:
Fa i ryexcavations preparatory to laying
the foundation walls for his new brick
block at Athens.
Tur. — funeral of JosEritt M. JOTINSON
will be held at his late residence on Lom
bard street, this, Wednesday, afternoon
at four o'clock.
Tun windows, of our various dry
goods, fancy and millinery stores present
a brilliant and attractive display of spring
goods and novelties.
Tni Graded School of Tiny will close
for a tined months' vacation, the. last of
May, with a grand entertainment at the
Opera House in that place.
IT is said that the custom grinding
done at Loco's Mills, Troy, from March
1, 1879, to March 1, 1880, amounted to
over fifty thousand bushels.
NQW lathe time to let- your chickei
out. YottY neighbor is - making garden;'
and the will assist him materially
w
—in a he- will nut appro.:late.
THE Ciiiiton Sentinel says that most of
the merchants in that place' "now close
their stor4S about nine o'clock." Morn
ing or evening, Mr. Sentinel man ?
GEORGE N. Joirisox has purchased the
interest of his partner, THOMAS Monnts,
lin the Leßaysville Mills, and will bereaf
rter give them his personal supervision.
TUE Willia.msPorti Banner says that
"a patent right swiruiler is 'operating in
adjoining counties. This time it is a new
faugled - harrow he 'trying to introduce.
Tun "dandelion hunter"-is abroad in
the fields every pleasant' (lay gathering
that delectable vegetable luinry, to which
valuable tonic properties are attributed.
TUNKUANNOCK is struggling with a
forty-eight hour walking match, which
began there yesterday. Wednesday. We
extend our symo.thies to the afflicted
P 901516.
,
RESERVED ließtS N'
fOr RICIIIIOD IX VON
BnVLE Comedy 'Company, can be obtain
ed at Klaus's drug store, to-day. Ad
mission 50 cents ; no extra charge for re
sei ved seats.
SIXTY new names were added this
month to the ItEronTEn's rapidly increas
ing list of subscribers; and this, too,, with
out any "button-holing" or other special
effort on our part.
THE firm of PERRY 4 JAMES, mer
ctatits_of Sugar Run, has been dissolved,
Mr. JAMES retiring, having disposed of
his interest to MY. PERRY,' who will con
tinue the business.
Currcii of the Messiah (Universalist)
Rev. WILLIAM TAYLOR, .Pastor. At 10
A. m., sublect- 4 The' Mystery of Godli
ness." - At 7* P. M., "Disi§ters and Ac
cidents." All welcome.
AND . now the Willianisport . Banner
credits our locale to the Bradford Repub.-
liCa7l. Lord bless 'you, Mr. Banner edi.;
tor, the Republican never prints anything
ahout Bradford county.
M. J.-LONG is making a number of in. ,
provementi about his residence Corner of
Huston and Third streets, in the Third
Ward, the laying' of a substantial stone
walk being among them.
TEE well-known Rock Spring Brewery,
in Elmira, was destroyed by fire 'at sin
early hour of Saturday morning last. The
lass is estimated at *30,000, on which there
is au insurance of only $5,000.
_-1
THE Leßayaville Adiertiser says that
the public Library in tbat place is a grand
success in every particular; and that ft
now contains an excellent variety of books
from which to make selections.
(4EOROE McLEmi, one of the employes
in RODOETIfi e Ii Planing Mill, Stiffened the
loss of apart of one of bis thumbs by its
coming :in contact with a. circular saw
which he was engaged, in °Penang' one
day last week:
' •
=
Sara the Greeza eterespost.'
eat of the Athena ilosats of last =week:
II Last Sunday Rev. Mr. WsTaote - bop
tired three esedidates in the that WU&
place. It is twenty yawl skim 'we saw
similar scene here."
SATS a Tray comes "Arnong
ptlier articled ex from the Ballard
twins was an iron wife formerly belonging
to IiCrCIIM BALIARD. Some money was
found in it, but. so rusty and marred
as to be of no value."
Tilt. Muse, of f3ayre, 'was committed
to jail at this place, - by Justbe Rumor,
of that village, on Thursday last, on the
charge of halting drawn the soy of au am-
Floye of the Pa. &'N. Y. R., R; Compa
ny by false representations.
A rooL, named Dium Vrwsow, was ar
rested by officer lilosirrrr, on Saturday
last for disorderly conduct. Given a hear
ing before Justice Youiw, he was fined
$B.OO and costs, and hi default of pay
went, was lodged in the lock-up.
SAM the Dushorp Review of last week :
"JACKSON Brothers sold one tract of tim
ber land containing 640 acres, to 0. A.
SEELEY and Strom. Brothers, of Athens.
A large force of men and teams will coin
mence getting the bark at once." •
Aprizwrion is directed to the advertise
m,ent, in another column, of JAMES
luvrivo, Florist and Nurseryman. Thai.)
in want of anything in his line, will do
well to call at the hot-houses forth of
the Episcopal Church on Main street.
'Nowt weather-wise persons who so
confidently predicted a drought. because
the roads became dusty last week, are no
doubt now predicting a cold, wet summer,
in consequence of the almost continuous
rainfall of Saturday, Sunday and Monday
last.
Tut Novelty Furniture Company of
Athens have decided to make their new
brick building in that place three stories
high instead of two, as intended, as their
rapidly increasing usiness demands the
extra room fur storage, which the added•
story twill afford. •
Bucg, publishes a 'call in the Le-
Rayaville Advertiser., for a meeting of
Spalding Post, G. A. R., on Friday ev
evening, May 9tb, to make arrangements
for Decoration Day. May 9th does not
tall on Friday, but Saturday. We sup-,
pose Friday; May 7th, vas intended.
THE Erie Railway Company have issu
ed an order to carry all cans of young fish
that are intended for the stocking of
streams throughout the country free, and
also' o return the caps. Conductors are
ordered to stop trains at streams, when
required, so long as they do not miss con
nections.
Two young men named respectively
COLIMAN and HOAGLAND, ; were arrested
ou Wednesday evening last by 'Officer'
Pramcx, and lodged in the lock-up, - for
unseemly and boisterous conduct on our
streets. Thursday morning they were
given a hearing before Justice You
and lined $3.00 each and costs.
CORUESPOIiDENT Of the Elmira Ad
verlißer, writing from Waverly; says-that
"at milestone 75 south from Elmira, the
State line as recognized for nearly a centu
ry, is about oho-fifth of a mile north of
the true 'line." Which means, we sup
pose, that York State would like to
"gobble up" a portion of Bradford
county. '
"THAT old piratical sheet," is what
the Waverly Advocate calls our cotempo
rary, the Argus, and all because Asnmuli
at odd times has Garcelonated a few of
the Adrocate's locals. "Old piratical
sheet," eh ?, Five hundred dollars—col
latterally secured by Bonds of the ?data
moms Railroad—cannot now prevent war.
Os im-visaged, deadly war.
SAYS the Tunkhannock Democrat of
last week : "The decision made last week
by Judge Isparat is one that should be
borne in mind by Justices of the Peace,
especially. It was that the Act of As
sembly permitting trials by a jury of six
before Justices is unconstitutional, and
therefore such a proceeding is void and
:will be reversed."
A SPECIAL train from this place to Ber
niCe on the S. L. & S. Road, will leave
the Colin. House at 12:30 P. M., on Satur
day, stopping at Monroeton, New Albany
and Onshore. Odd Fellows .and others
dpsiring to be present at the dedication
of the Odd Fellows' Hall in Bernice on.
that day can procure round trip tickets at
$l. Train will return early in the even
iug.
WARREN, the Montrose murderer, kept
up his courage good until he was lodged
in jail, charged with the willful murder,
then he gave out and seemed to' compre
hend his situation. He bad many friends
in MoutroSe who tried to grasp some ex
case for the cold-blooded deed, but hard
ly a shadow of a reasonable ;excuse ,is to
be found and his friends are fast giving
up hope of saving him front 1116 gallows.
Tin; Tunkliannock Standard congratu
late 4 its readers upon the fact that a large
number of delegates to the Democratic
State Convention are prominent' railroad
men, and men of large wealth.' Why,
how is this ?, / , We suppOsed that the Dem
ocratic part? was opposed to corporations
in general ' and railroad corporations in
parti.o.ular, meddling in politics.• Is the
leopard about to change his spots?
WE have seen a number of emblematic
designs tiranufactured in fancy woods by
A. BEVERLY Smut,' of Towanda,• that
'for. ingenuity, skill and taste excel any
thing of the kind we have ever before'ex
a.mined. The REPORTEA book bindery,
of which Mr. SMITH is proprietor, has al
ways dime the best and neatest of work,
and successfully duplicated New York
prices.—Canton Sentinel.
5. B. TURD met with an accident last
evening which might have proven very
serious,-had not medical assistance been_
near at hand. He was using a sharp saw,
and in some way the teeth were brought
in contact with his wrist severing, an ar
tery. :The blood flowed profusely. Fort
unatel3) Dr_ PRATT was close at band,
and applied the proper remedies to close
the wound and stop the bleeding.—Re
riot, Wednesddy.
A Rnxinunv correspondent says :
" There has been quite a change in real es
tate hereabouts for the past week. The
Rev. A. 0: Iltatmosri has purchased the
property of ALBERT ROBERTS, joining
his own, making him now one hundred
and six ty acres. VINCENT BALDWIN, of
Pennyville, has also bought of the: heirs
of CHARLES BALDWIN, deceaied, the es
tate of seventy acres. Consideration $3,-
000.
A , FREE BOOK FOR THE Sicic.—Con
taining nearly 100 .pages; in pamphlet
form ; shows how Chronic Diseases eau
be positively cured by an original systein
of practice. It contains valuable and
suggestive notes, by Dr. •E. B. FOOTE, on
Neatly all the chronic ills to which the
human family is subject, besides illustra
tive cases, and will be sent by mail to any
one sending - faeir .address' and a three
cent stamp to pay cost of mailing. Ad
dress Murray Bill Publishing Company,
129, East 28th Street, N. Y. City.
WE hate carefully glanced over. MARK
TWAIN'S new book, "A Tramp Abroad,"
and find it up to the standard even of
lolarta's ntost ardent admirers. As, a gos
sipy record of his recent pedestrian tour
through Germany and Switzerland, it can
have nn peer; The agent for Towanda .
has met with remarkable success, having
already delivered some sixty volumes in
'this place. Ur. PAYNE , I.queSlA us to say
to those he has overlooked or been unable
to see who may wish to obtain this pleas
ing / and really instructive work, may do
so on short notice by leaving their names
at WniTcosta's book-store.
&mu in Didgbury. Pa., •a minister re
turning from church on Sunday last met
a man who was driving a team attached
to i t:ragon. with " a hay rigging. "Are
yo drawing hay today ?" the minister
as . "NO, sirr.the man replied, "1
am, drawing a hay rigging." "Do you
intera to draw hay?" "Yes, sir. The
ScOPtnre says if your ex or your ass get
into a ditch, beip them oat, even upon
the Sabbath day. and,.sir, mrox and NM
am both in the ditch, for. I have. a large
stock of cattle and am out of hay.. I
mast not let thenrstarve." , The minister
went on his way without more words.—
mire Pres Press:
ME
lEEE
, -
A viav_daigerons imenterfelt 35
piece Is now Ineinalstlon., its
and worms are &wept, and when the
acid test is applied, its surfaea r ldkot
sintound to be genuinegot lit its met
of ring betrayi the base- - within.
The eoin has been eareltilly tin two
an&Aolkowed out; leaving a eery- thin
Vete en either side of. ail genuine gold.
A eraekin the - edge,s perceptible:only to
the keenest 'vision, shows where it bas
been rut. The coin is anew one, of the
issue of 1880.: Bank officers pronounce it
the most dangerous alunterfeltwhich bat
yet come under their observation.
•
THE Troy Gantt/ wants a public Mea
ty in that place, and thus talks" to the
capitalists of that borough : ft l le z lno wway
could one of our rich men so surely id*,
tifhis name with -the of, this tOtfrk
ashy founding such an ~ .i it*Utioll. In *I
way could an equalam t ! of good be
done with au equal equal.
.f money,
no step could now be - , that would act
surely tell on the future welfare of our
village. Let any of our wealthy men who
would reap a grateful harvest df remem
brances from the future, sow in this field;
return will be sure, the memory more en
during than if carved on_ granite, ,and
More lasting than if bestowed on descend
anta."
Wk Understand our friend Allen, of the
REPORTER, is among theji i epubliean
dark horse candidates for the Legialature.
-Journal, last week. '
coniider ourself under obligations
te'our neighbor for furnishing_ us with
this valuable information. We might
have lived on for years and years, and
never bare even mistrusted ; anything of
the kind, and perhaps died entirely igno
rant of the whole matter. In behalf,
therefore, ofhim, whose mournfultask and
duty, it will become to waste our
biography when the scenes i of earth shall
have faded from our view, and we are no
longer a "dark horse," -we thank the
Journal for the valuable information.
IN the North American Review for May,
ex-Judge JEnr.. S. BLACK continues the
very, interesting series of papers on the
Third Term ; Question begun in the Feb
ruary number. His article is entitled
"Gen. GRANT and Strong Government,"
and its purpose is to show, first, that the
limitation of tenure of office in the Presi
dency to two , terms is a fundamental prin
ciple of out -republican form of govern-
Ment ; andOtecondly, that not only does
disregard ofl that principle threaten the
permanepei tot' republican institutions,
but that Onalir's third, candidacy is ac
tually a plot ifs revolutionize the republic
and introduce 'monarchy. Mr. LESLIE
Sisrazri writes of " The Religion of all
Sensible . Men, " and speculates on the
prospect of tat religion displacing the
present creeds .of the multitude. The
creed of the intake, he says, must be
capattle of assimilating modern scientific
theories.' GEORGE TICKNOR, CURTIS c,on
tinues his series of articles on "McCrarr.-
Lates Last Service to the Republic."
These papers are specially valuable on
account of the large number , of hitherto I
tmpublished•documents which , they con
tain. Mr. FRANCIS H. UtinEuwoon eon
tributes an essay on R. W. EMERSON and
his writings ; and an anonymous writer
labors to show that the United States
Government cannot, consistently with the
Monroe Doctrine, permit the construction
of an American . Isthmian Canal, unless
the same shall be controlled by cis-Ltlan-,
tic Governments. The notices of Neil'
Books are by Mr. Aim.. GVSTAFSON.
The Review is' sad by booksellers and
newsdezlers generally.
PERSONAL.
—Colonel ROBERT A. PACKER has (re
sented to the Scranton armory fund, his
check for $lOO.
—Hon. P. D. MORROW, of this place, is
presiding at Court in Dlontroie, Susque
nanna county, this week. '
—Miss ROSE. VINCRST, of Wysox, has
been secured as a teacher in one of the
schools in Pike township.
--JOSEPH JOHNSON, thez barber, who
has been ill for some months' past, 'died
on Monday afternoon last.
—W. S. VtxcEivr and Spnco are
both happy over the advent of - diminutive
daughters to their households.
—E. T. Fox, President of the Citizens
National Bank, was confined to his resi
dence by illness several drays last week.
—"Miss litAvixtE . 31Avrisuro, of Rome,
started on Satiirday last tor a visit of sev
eral weeks to fliends in LaSalle, Illinois.
—Mr. and
• i rs. IL A. 3lzneutt are be-
ing congratulated by hosts of friends on
the advent to their fatnily circle of a little
daughter
—W. FT; Bowsaws of our borough, has
been in'poor health for some time, and
still patiently lingers with that dreadful
disease, cancer.—Leßayrrille Advertiser.
—The friends of L. D. TAYLOR, of
Graville Center, will present his name to'
the Republican Connty Convention as a
candidate for the office of Representative.
-1 7 SIMON KINNET, .CORNIEL HARSh,
and possibly some Other Waverly masons,
have gone to Burlington, Pa., to help
build the Bradford county poorimuse.—
Wareily Advocate.
-The 'Democratic Senatorial Confer
ence which met at Tunkhannock, chose
It. A. PACKER as the Senatorial Delegate
from thiii district to the State Convention
at Harrisburg.
• —GEOROE CLARK, he of ihi3 Express
office, received a package last week,
which he considers the mpst valuable of
any he has heretofore handled. Mother
land son both doing well.
- --JAMES MACFARLASE, Esq., I was gen
onslY ill for several days last week, but
we are happy to announce that be is now
Considered out of danger. His illness was
occasioned by an affection of the heart.
—Past Grand WARNER, of Austinville,
was elected District Deputy Grand Mas
ter of the several Lodges of •Odd Fellows
in thin county, and will be commissioned
at tbe coming session of the Grand Lodge.
4.4F.onnE H. HONNETYER, who for
twelve years was with Wria.sis & Acx-
LEY, has taken a position in the clothing
s
i x
ore of 11. Jscous, at TowSnda._CiEORGE
is capital salesman, and lis kndwn by
a nit every one in these parts.—J)ushore
Review. -,,,, ,
1
, i —Mr. CHARLES IVAILNEI4 long night
operator here, has taken the day situation
at Wyalusing, vacated by Mr. SMITH,'
who has gone West. Having been very
prominent in our Social circles he will be
greatly missed. Ho is in every way an
excellent citizen. and worthy - the confi
dence of , our Wyalusing friends.— Tusk
hannock Republican.
ELLERY P. INGHAM. loft last week for
the purpose of consulting an eminent au
rist. Perhaps a year ago he contracted a
severe cold which has ever since affected
his hearing. Mr. Imams is among the
most intelligent and brilliant young attor
neys of the age, and let us hope his bear
ing will be completely , restored so that
his usefulness may be is no- wise impair
ed.—Di/shore Review. I
..—FREDERICK BARNEY, a resident of
this place for some years past, died on
Tuesday morning. He had- been ailing
for several months past, bat had only
been confined to his bed fora short time.
His death was caused by "Bright's Dis
ease of the Kidneys:" He was about 30
years of age, and leaves a wife and one
child to mourn his loss. Tho remains
were taken to Owego, Wednesday morn
ing, for interment. '
—A. Sam Ntwatest, says the Troy
Gaiette of last vieek, one of our most en
terprising business men, who for the past
thirteen years his been identified with
many business enterprises In Troy, has
made anew move that haerrather surpris
ed his numerous friends. Be has bought
out the stock of the -Bullock store at East
;Smithfield, and forms a partnership with
Wsvitte PHILLIPS,' postmaster of the
place. r They will move into the Webb
store and expect to open a first-class store
for the citizens of that locality. We re
gret: io lose a valuable citizen and good
neighbor, but congratulate the people of
East Smithfield on their Acquisition, and
trust that Mr. NEwxAN may meet with
abundant success. Mr. NEWMAIer name
will be familiar to our readers as a mem
bet of the firm Of MITCHELL, PARSONS, &
.CO., NEWMAN & PARSONS, and as busi
ness manager of the Enterprise 'Manatee-,
,
taring Company." • ' . _.
THE BAPTIST CHURCH.
That there have been unfortunate diffi
culties and dissensions in the Baptist
Church at this place for a number of
years past;-is well known to most of our
citizens, but under the direCtion and' ad
vice of Professor DOWnitly of Philadel
phia, who has labored here for' several
weeks pad, the difficulties appear to have
been anted, and it would seem that
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ees or peso
dawn upon thk
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lovintom4 : bn e atainvz
als fth
wai= - sd,Weewhe icor
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tate the On** aref sifted .luvl _hiriPOS4,
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- UM. MOMS _te %MO
tome, when tbeee:who believe *Abe Prix
ciptsej Baptist DeneribiatiOn 'should
make an roma effort tO establish those
Principles on_a first . folindatfon. in To
speedo, therefore, be it
,ThuOleed, BY the "First Regular Bap
tist Church in Towanda,7 Faster—That
in order to ascertain , our true situation'as
a church, and to know who are willing to
unite in this effort, we do at ono° proceed
to Beefs* the Roll of Mensbers.l
Szcorm—That no member be retained
sup the sfell, who does notresit dawn
'inter:WU the welfare of the Church, end
ivillingiess to co-operate earnestly and
prayirthlly in endeavor for its prosperity:
—letters to be granted to th3se now in ,
geed standing who do not doctors_ their
Wiling:less to co-operate ,in this effort, if
letAers are now requested—otherwise, their
names to be erased from the Roll the
same as though not in good standing. -
Taran—That we take immediate• steps
to rtmoee all obstacles arising from offen
ces, by reconciling differences and by urg
ing concession and conciliation towards
all, whether members or others, who
claim to hale grievances on account of
anytiljng done by the Church, or by mem
bers Wf the Church.
Founvu l —That when we have need all
proper means to remove all real rounds
of grievance against the Church, or its
members, we do cordially and affection
ately invite all Baptists sn Towanda and
etoiniiy,_ who are not members of this
Church, to consider our course:, and!,,beir
own duty under God to the 'Principles
they profess, and—laying aside all preju
dicel\ arising from past events — to, nits
with this Church, and aid in buildlig up
the interests of the Baptist denomination
in Towanda.
Minutes adopted Apr(119,4880.
J. R. l DowNia, Moderator.
The building corner of Main and Pine
streets, occupied by Hotatzaik Passmat's
music store, RDNDELL'S meat, market,
GRADY'S tailor shop, the BMW office,
narrowly escaped destruction by fire on
Wednesday evening of last week. At
about seven o'clock one of the ladies in
Mrs. MADDENI millinery store on Pine
street., was attempting to strike a match
in order to light the gab, when the head of
the match flew off, falling in a box °flight
goods which stood near. Passing out for
another match. ;she returned to find the
room enveloped in smoke, and flames ris
ing from behind The counter. She at once
gave the alarm and several gentlemen
hurried to the piece, and by the prompt
use of several pails of water put out the
flames. The loss was but slight, and is
fully covered by insurance. 'The fire de
partment was promptly on the ground,
but their services were not needed.
METHODIST APPOINTMENTS.
The following were the appointments
made at the Wyoming Coriference held in
Scranton last •week, for the Owego dis
trict of the Methodist Church :
Y. E. SMITH, P. R.
Athens—A. W. Hood.
Barton--G. Greenfield.
Berkshire—R. Hiorns.
Camptown..--J. R. AngelL
Candor—O. M. Martin.
Caroline—E. N. Sabin.
Danby—G. L. Williams.
Flemingville—B. G. Blair.
Hartford—To be supplied.
Hornbrook—S. F. Wright.
Leßaysville-.. Luther Peck.
"Litchfield—L. P. Howard.
Newark—W. J. Judd.
Nichols—J. C. Brainard.!
• North Barton—N. S. Dewitt.
North Tioga—A. W. Loomis.
Orwell—J. K. Peck.
Owego—E. W. Caswell.
Rome—S. B. Keeney.
Slaterville—H. B. Cook.
South Danby—S. E. Walworth.
Spencer—Z. Evans. • •
Tioga—To be supplied.
Waverly—A. L. Smalley.
West Danby—S. Barner. •
Windham—J. R. Allen.
Wyalusing=l. Cole. .
The fitcustoND & VON BOYLE Comedy
Company will present the amusing comedy
of "Our Candidate," at Mercur Hall,
this, Thursday. evening. Of this Com.
pany the Press everywhere have nothing
but praise. Among the hundreds of no
tices coming under our observation- we
select the following :
"The first appearance of RICHMOND &
VON BOYLE'S Comedy Company in this
city, in their comedy "Our Candidate"
-at the. Standard Theatre, last night, was
greeted by a large audience, who enjoyed
the jokes and comic action of the piece;
-The 'acting and mounting of the piece,
are of the best.—New York World, Jana.-
,
ary 20114•ISS0."
- "It has been conceded by- Manager
HENDERSON that the past week at the
Standard, Theatre, with Ricumosn and
VON BOYLE, in their screaming vomedy of
"Our' Candidate," has proved the most
profitable of the entire season. This is
gratifying, because, although RICHMOND
and Vos Boum are magnificent character
artists, the merits of.' the comedy as a
stage composition can Only be measured
by the enjoyment afforded, and of which
these two comedians. are the undisputed
vehicles, if not the absolute creators.
"Our Candidate" is animated In action,
pure in text, and lirims from beginning to
end with; foe boisterous hilarity. - Current
audiences rarely. go beneath the surface
of a comedy, hence. they have derived a
genuine banquet of mirth.—Neut York
Sunday Mercury, Jimuary ..?:sth, 1880.
Admission 50 cents ; no extra charge for
reserved seats. i
Dr. WITILIAM HATES, Supervisor of the
Census for this . District; has submitted
foe the approval of the Census .Depart,
merit, the sub-division of the District,
and the same haw been approved by Su
perintendent WALKEN.
The name of the enumerator for each
sub-division will be published as soon as
selections are approved by the, Superin
tendent. Bradford County is divided into
thirty-eight sub-divisions as follows :
1. Albany township, Overton townshl s„ New Al
bany towns h Ip.
2. Asylum township. •
3. Athens township,
ALMOST A FIRE.
COMEDY •COMPANY.
THE !ENSUS.
Athens borough.' .
Barclay township.
Burlington township, Burlington Borough.
Canton township, Canton-Borough.
R. Canton Borough.
~_
9. Columbia township, Sylvania Borough:
10. Franklin township, Leroy township.
11. Granville township. .
12. Herrick township.
13. Litchfield township. , '
11. Mohroo township, Monroe Borough.
15. Orwell township.
18. Pike township, Leßaysville Borough. . ,
17. Ridgbury township.
18. Rome township, Rowe Borough.
19. Sheshequin township.
20. Smithfield townihip
21. South Creek township.
22. South Waverly lbuough.
21. Springfield township. .1
24. Standing Stone township.
25. Terry township. ,
. I
26. Towanda Borough.
27. Towanda township, North ToWanda township.
23. Troy Borough. ' . . , .
29. Troy township, Armenia township. _i r 2
30. Tuscarora township. ._ , . [
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31. Ulster township.
32. Warren township. '
33. West Burlington township,
34. Wells township, .
35. Windham township.
34. Wilmot township.
37. Wyalusing township,
38. Wysoi.townsidp.
BAD ELMIRA.
• Last evening at the depot, says the El
mira Gazette of Friday last, on Erie ex
press train No. 1, going East, was a gen
tuleman who met with quite a misfor
tune. He had come up from -Yennsylva-'
nia to take the Western train. 'While
going about his business he was jostled
in the crowd iu by three men,, and when
he came•to examine himself he found his
pockets had been picked of six or seven
hundred dollars. He 'complained of his
loss to Captain HILL, but it Was too late.
Neither the men nor the' money could be
found.
FIRE IN TROY.
About twelve o'clock Tuesday „night 1
bright light in the Southern part of our
village, and the vigorous ru)tes of the fire
bell, called out our Mike* !and Oscalu
wa in particular. After a bard run, it
was found that ham ofdsatics MAT4It
was on fire, and when the engine arrived,
was no nearly•consumed as to -make any
help needless. A wagon, churn -powar,•
etc., were burtml, but stune calves were
got out. It is supposed the fire • was in
cendiary in its origin.— Troy lissefta. •
tit*:
A'ssimi *Au terimssi Annuli
stiiHeihrimirnedi itopriss:Aleriff •
, As:the thil i i:+ 4
21. - T. It. *Mob las libee $t TA+
N; ouMcadsylast, *unwiring Bummer
held Station,. pbse math. of lark
fortf - titlintteslater; the boiler - of
'the .engintrieseplodetV bolantke' killing
Irina last* the engitteer,-end danger,
injuring Flu= IlbisON, &masa,
and..slightly Minting Issulla &MAR, a
train :hand.' 'At the time the explosion I
toOklasas, the train was moving at agate
of .peed of abcint ten mamas hour. .What
ocousioned the - disaster Is not known, and
perhaps nearer will be. The anglee was
the Wyoming, and bad
,been in use, we
understand, about twenty years, although
it bad. but just come from, the shops
whine it had undergone thorough repair',
and - was supposed to be in good
,condition. But, s b . , .Ignement before the
'explosion . the engine bad given the
signal, 'with- the whistle, usually gist
en on AsOpraehhtg a stales, and bad
. shut l oltstestn. 'He was leaching to take
bold of attached to the whistle,
to give, the signal forripplying the brakes
when' the explottion took place, and his
body was hurled through the enginetab•
roof some thirty feet into the air ,
and his
lifeless remains fell to the:ground about
one hundred and eighty feet distant from
the engine. The .fireman, who was at
the moment applying the brake of the
tank-or tender, was blown from where be
stood. onto the second gondolia from the
engine, a distance of about sixty feet.
Falling into the ashes with which it was
loaded, undoubtedly prevented his being
killed outright. JAMES SHEAR, a writ'
I hand, received several quite severe brnis
es by being thrown front the cars.,The
engine was thrown from the trac and
tamed completely around, the forward end
being next to the task. It is complete
wreck, the fire-box and whole rear end
boing blown almost_ to- shreds. The
smoke-stack was blown off, and the whole
engine shattered, showing the terrific
force of the escaping steam.
Ai soon as possible, persons who were
on the train and workmen near where the
accident occurred, hastened to the assist-
ancei of the injured men. On arriving
when) Mrf LESLIE'S ' body laid it was
dienoveredthat life was already extinct.
An examination of his remains showed
that one of his legs was broken, one
shoulder dislocated, andt the frontal bone
ever the left eye had been driven through
!the skull into the braid, a wound which 1
would - canoe almost instant death; and.,l
which it is supposed Was inflicted by a
flying bolt or other piece of iron.
Mr. MASON, the fireman, was taken up
from the car where he bad fallen, and
conveyed to the house of, Dr. et.sooerr,
where he yet remains,. His injuries so
far as known, are a broken arm, several 1
bruises about the breast and body,' and
his bead and face badly scalded.
NeWs of the accident was at once tele
graphed to Sayre, and Superintendent
PACKER and Assistant GOODMAN 'imme
diately started for the scene, telegraphing
physicians here to be at the upper depot
to take the special car that conveyed
them, and Drs. WoonnußN and JotnisoN
accompanied them. Arriving at the scene
of the accident everything that could be 1 ,
was done for the injured men • still alive,
and tender hands fitted the corpse of Mr.
LESLIE for its conveyance to his late
home in this place, where the remains
were brought in the afternoon.
Coroner HOMET was promptly on the
ground, and summoned a jury whd, after
holding an inquest over the remains of
'Mr. LESLIE, rendered a verdict in accord
ance with the facts as above given.
Mr. LESLIE bad been a resident of this
place for several years past, and was
highly esteemed by a large circle of
friends and acquaintances. Ile was about
forty-five years of age, and leaves a wile
and four children to mourn the loss• of
one of the most loving of husbands and
kindest of fathers. He was a member of
Watkins Post, H. A. R., of this place,
a%d a delegation of the Comrades of the
Post ap..ompanied his remains to near
Manch Chunk, on Tuesday, where the in
terment will take place. .
Mr. MAsOST, the fireman, is , a married
man, end has a wife and three children
livinghere.
1.
RESOLUTIONS COMPLIMENTARY.
At a meeting of the Official Board of
the South Maiu Street Methodist Episco
pal Church, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted by a unanimous
vote :
Wdandasi It has come to the knowledge of this
;Official Board that our brother; John J. Calton, is
about to remote from this city; therefore,
Resolved, That we hereby cipress ottr high. ap
preciation of the faithful and edicient manner In
which our brother bas• discharged the Important
duties of Chorister In our church for the past year.
Resolved, That the departure of Brother Colton
froln our midst Is the occasion -to us of deepest re
gret; but we shall earnestly pray that the:blessing
of God our Father, and that ,Ims grace of our Lord
Jesus Christ may be with him In his new home,
and aid him in further devotion to and success in
the work of our common Muter and Letd.
Revolved, That we request the publication of this
official, action In the city papers.
CHAS: T. Moan, A. HOLszar.PLL
Chit rman,
Aprll 18,18 So.
—The resolutions were adopted by- a
rising vote;. and unanimously. Afterwards
Mr. Culton was presented with some sil
verware. Ile goes to Sayre,
re Advertiser. , '
NEARLY SUFFOCATED.
An inoffensive fellow named Cider*
KELM; was arrested at Wellsburg,
Thursday, by officer' , MOREHOUSE for be
ing drunk. The police officer put - bite in
the lock-up, built a fresh coal fire turned;
on the drafts and left him. Ab out one
o'clock his mother visited the lack-up and
found him lying on the floor suffocated
from the heat and gas escaping from the
stove. Dr. H. J. SMITH was called, and
after laboring with him all the afternoon,
succeeded in bringing him to life again. .
When found his heart had stopped beat
ing, he bad no pulse and;presented the
appearance of a dead man, and the doctor
had but little hopes of resucitating him at
first, but by Patietit c, ' labor succeeded in
bringing him to life, and 'has him so he
can sit up now and is iu a fair way to re
cover., The feeling over the thoughtless
ness of the officer in thus leaving the
prisoner alone to perish, is very great,
and prominent citizens are outspoken in
denunciation of such a careless act.—Et
mire Teleghtm.
Local Coriespondence.
FROM 'ULSTER. •
EDITOR REPORTER :—Our little village
has been usually quiet, during the past
week, and with few exceptions would
have rolled into eternity as many another
has before.
On last Friday evening at about seven
o'clock, a number of ladies and gentlemen
were - seen to congregate at the residence
•of JAMES MATUER, and in a short time
-had formed a line of march, carrying mys
terious packages, baskets, etc., instead of
implements of war; proceeding -up to
Smithfield street to Church street, thence
down Church street •to . the residence of
Mrs. and Mrs. Witt put B. 'HYING, who
had just returned froth their bridal touk, .
and 'settled - down to the realities Of house
keeping. Having obtained admittance;
the company coolly informed Mr. Inns°
"that,they bad come to make him a vis
it ;" althou-:h taken entirely by surprise,
the young host and hostess soon made the
assembly feel at home, and a pleaitant vis
it was enjoyed by all. Of course the mys
terious packages, baskets, etc., spoken
of, contained nothing lesd than a bounte
ous supply of delicacies, which the ladies
ef-Ulater know so well how to prepare
for like occasions.
Professor. J. B. EMERY "sailed" for
Durant', Wisconsin, this morning, on a
visit-to friends. The Professor's #miling
countenance will not appear mom' streets
for some time, but we wish him a', pleas
ant and safe return.
We hear that A. N. ROCKWELL has
purchased the Phelps House and lot, eor - -
ner of Church and Smithfield streets, and
,that Mr. GEORGE B. RODGEIU3 has bought
the house and lot recently occupied by L.
H. SHAW. Truly )(ours,
April 270880. , Moults.
MI
TUSCARORA ITEMS.
Peach trees 4iegin to blossom.
Farmers busy sowing oats.
• Mlll. ISIV A AII DUNLAP is dangerously in,-
is is also Mr. M. C. Tome, with but
slight hopes for the recovery of either.
Mr. and Mrs. Piciutrr are joining
over the addition to their household treas.
- ures.of a sweet little baby girl.
Mr. Cusu, of the Far Wat., , thought
it possible to take from our midst one of
luseaters's fair daughters, wit out the
usual serenade from the Mull Band.
But when the WWI party the
aiiiietlitiainitritito lab leg
sooomptioyitat-hotaataaltai braalthar thei
addligha Apse. at illbato f i . Arr. woe
Wok to thooqaet that captota littaitoax
isnot to bo caught Dapping. Tbe!liamd"
tender thaieliHo rot. iofreatoaatita.
1886. - • , 0 O.
t
° Mali Csirlion.—GeWaine Bit•
ters ws put twin sows paneled, - amber
colored with whits label on one
aide printed in black letters, and green
Lop: and on the other sidoyellow
paper_ with red , letters ; revenue stamp
over, the cork,l This is the only form in
which genuine'Hop Bitters. are put up,
and the , sole 4eht to make, sell and use
them is 'granUd to the Hop Bitters Man
ufacturing Company. of RocUstor, N.
Y., and Tomb", Ont., tents, copy
right and trade nark. AlAl others put.up
in any other vac of. by any one else,
claiming to be' like it `or pretending to
contain hops; by whatever names they
maybe called, are bogus and unfit for use,
and only put up to 'Oland cheat the peo
ple on the credit end popularity of Hop
Bitters. -t • . . 1- •
BUSINESS LOCAL.
rfr Children' Canines —A fine stock
It the Os Cent Stoic . siettiw.
• .Our goods ,are NEW and of the
BEST QUALITY. Dior.= A Yoram.
I Croquet Betts—Very fino for 99
Cents at the 99 Cent store. • aphs4w.
Cr - Try our Itim JAP. TEL. Best in
lawn. . . DUI= a
Vir Plower. Pots, Barging Baskets,
and. Brackete, at the ne Cent Store. sprn-Rw.
I Provisions of all kinds, of the best
(platy. at Dacgsa k voconrs.
far The Moat Stock ot Bird Cages in
Towanda, sad lowest pticea, at the 99 Cent Store;
aprZaw.
tir CASH PAID FOR PRODUCE at
Oct. 80. DZcUE Ii VOIIGHTII.
ur Choice TEAS and COFFEE a
specialty at Dicatti & VocrunT's.
'lir Fora good, durableand neat-fitting
800 E, call at F. J. , opposite tieelers .
hotel• ; Nov. 27•tt.
t Clothes Baskets, Lunch Baskets,
Work Baskets sod 31Thrke4Baskets, at the 95 Cent
Store. apr29.2.w.
oar PRICES WAY DOWN on Gent?
Flee and Coarse Boots at BLUM'S, opportte Seer
ley's Hotel. ' • Nov. 27-tf.
M' L. B. RODGERS chalk ngea COWlN
tltion for quality of goods and low prices on Bash,
Doors, Blinds and Itoldin4s, and al building ma.
CCM
fgr The Largest, Best. and Cheapest
line of Shoes for, Ladles•, Idlasea' and Chlldrenr
wear is found at coastsli new store, corner Main
and Pine•ets., Tracy & Noble•s Block. apr4lB
It3r ConsEn has the best wearing Shoes
for Men, Boys and Youths , wear ever offered in
Towanda, and at prices within the reach of all.
Vir There is no one article in the line
of medicines that gives so large a return for the
money as a good porous strengthening plaster.
such as Carters Stuart Weed and Belladonna
Back-ache Plasters.'
or It is not the quantity eaten that
gives strength, life, blood and health. It Is the
thorough digestion of the food taken. let It be
much or little. Thetefore, do olot stimulate up•
the stomach to crave food, but rather assist dices
.tion after eating, by taking Slmtpons• Liver Regu
lator.
rir Persons desirous of obtaining good
BOARD BY THE DAY OR WEEK, will do well
to call at the boarding-house of E. MONTS'n
one door north of Dr. D. 8. EqtArr's. The rooms
of this house bare been newly papered, painted
and furnished. The Wcatiotils desirable, It being
near to the Cloud House and business portion of,
the town.
ii!" From a promMent drug house
11. H. WARNER k Co., Rochester. K. T.—=Dear
Sir t It is now only three months 'lnce we received
your first shipment of Safe Remedies. We have
_sold drugs In this place for twenty Team. and we
have never sold a proprietary medicine that giver
such universal satisfaction as yours, especially your
Site Kidney and Liver 'Cure, and Safe ariabetcs
Core. .
We could mention many who have received great
wilefit in cases of Kidney digiculties, Asthma.
thematism, Diabetes, Bright's Disease, etc.
Itespectfully yours, BISSON It PDX.
4. 22-w?.. . Alexandria Bay, N. Y.
1
Qom' From the banks of the Hudson
NEWIII.7IIG, N. 1".. Oct. 20, 1879.
TT. W. WAnicin Co., Badwater, t lif.
Siemer& : A lady of over seventy years of age. In
falling health for over a year. has been using War
ner's Safe Bitters on my reConunendation. She
feels very grateful for the benefit she has derived
therefrom, and says that untlisbe used !Cher atom;
sch could hear no vegetable food for over three.
years. 1. believe, it to be a certain specific for dys.
Pepsis. 4 4.22-in .I.l`. JOSLTN..
.
• CREAM PAISI.—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 ELY'S Cream Balm. A
remedy of real merit, and will do what is recom
mended of it. Cali on your druggisttfor it and
give it a trial. Fifty cents a bottie : • •
El=22
NEW TORE. June 5, 189.
•
Marine. ELY BROTHERS, Owego. N. .—Grell
nemen: I have used your Catarrh Reme dy, Cream
maim, and experienced great relief. in fact It is
the only remedy that gave anything like comfort
from a distressing and nausentis comflaint. In my
family I have found It specially good In !colds af
fecting the bead and nostrils. with my; children
and others. Tltie relief has been almost Instant.
We consider It to be invaluable for faintly use.
very truly, H. It. WELLII,
Business Manager of '_flew 'York Commercinf
Advertiser. apra-Im.
Or NEURALGIA. CURED by: Dr.
Bonn.'s Neuralgia and Sick Headache Pills,
universal cure for Neuralgia, Sick Headache, Nen
eons Headache, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Vontitil
of Blood, Paralysis. Palpitation of the Heart, an
loss of Nervous Energy. These Pills are a special
preparation for the-cure of special diseases, and
are worthy of a trial by all Intelligent sufferers;
are harmless and effectually cure all . diseases
arising from a deranged nervous system pleasant
to take, they dissolve in the mouth. Prepared by
A. E. Dunn. 3L D.. Scranton, Pa.: sent IT mail
to any address on receipt of price; 50 cts. For sale
by CLAIM 13. Ponran, Towanda.
Dr. Slvary says: "I have.-sold Dr. Btrnit'a
Neuralgia and Sick Headache Pills for years and
they give universataltisfactlon.
" A. Klrarr, Af. D..
"Pittston, Pa."
Blaribi-y1•
• MARRIED.' •
NEW ELL-THIIRSTON.—In Towanda. at the
residence of Reuben Bennett, E541.,.0n the 20th
Inst.. by the Rev. John S. Beers. ;teeter of Christ
Church, Mr. Clare ice B. 'Newell and Mtss Sarah
Thurston, both of Bernice,
'DIED.
TITOMAB.—In l'hiladelphla. April 13th, 1880.
Emma Jane. wife of Charles C. Thorns.% and
daughter of Wm. Kram, of labertiCorners,Ta.,
aged 31 years.
BOWEN,--In Warren, March :15th. 1880, Mabel
IE., aged le yens; Aplif 13th, 1880, Matti.) A.,
aged 3 years; daughters of Benjamin and Char,
lotto Bowen.
Farewell, father. we must leave thee,
Leave the friends we dearly love;
Dear mother, shall we meet thee.
In that glorious home above ? •
Christian brothers, we will greet thee
When we reach that blesied shore;
Dearest sisters. we Wilt know thee
When we meet tOpartno more.
Dear children, you have lakes, .
And - our loss we deeply reel:
But 'Gs Ood that bath Decal us,—
. . He can all our sorrows heal. ' •
JOHNSON —ln Towanda. 1880. Mr. Jo.
seph Di. Johnson, aged 39 years, 9 months and 22
days. . -
LYONS.—At cite residence of his father, hear New-
Albany, April 15, 1880,; James Waldo L7tems„ aged
24 years.
Mr. Lyons was a native of this' coabty,, who in
11175 went to lowa to establish there for himself . 11
local habitation ilnd a name." After three years
residence there his healttaalled, and be removed
to Colorido torecuperate t but too late. That fell
destroyer, Consumption, had marked him for its
• own. 'Six weeks ago he came home to die. He
knew that death was but a little before him; yet
he feared It not, but awaited patiently for its cool
ing, content and glad to go and be with Christ
"which is bettor." 'Be was respected and loved
by a large circle of acquaintances; some of whom.
reside in this b.aottigh, and who gathered In great
numbers to mark their esteem at his burial in Mon
roe, April lath. He rests In the Lord: T.
VENISI7E.--The subscriber, wish-
Ing 10 reduce stock to make room for thor
oughtnedr,.,wlll sell at auction. on FRIDA.Y.
ROM, beginning at I o'clock rt. rt.,
from ten to .nfteen head of Gra4mlBhort Rom
Cows a* Rollers.
We harp several Short Horn Bull Calves and
Yawllap . ; also, Berkshire rigs, which we offer at
private sale. 0. H. WELLICS.
Wya Pai April
A NNUAL MEETING.—The An
neat Ideating of the EltorkhOlers of-the
'STATE LINE A SULLIVAN It. S. Co. for the
election of President and Directors, and for the
transaction of inch other business as may come be
fore them, will be held at time once of .the COW: .
prty. la the Uotweigh of Towanda. Pa, WED
NESDAY. VAT 19, 1880. at to o'clock A. N.
_ se. A. BaLDWl9l.9ecretary.
..Temanda, - Pll., Apt 11111,080.: . *.
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WANDA - 11EAR10111% ,
'iiiidicarnio ET IFTIMIXGariONG, .
iileserelideGini la Groceries iie4Prodese, eerSei
WirildWAY Arm ! si, ,
41•42 perl - 4.; . . ,
Moor par east.. -•- 1 212
Cora Neat pat 1141141 1 110
Chop Pad. *
Ingigh-pet bosh. I ntig . / _O a
ears
Rye - TO* 14 . a
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6.54, 40
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01oseisoliii — •. ; ei_V -s -. -, • . - i - , ;.;
Tignotbp.arot . tans, • ..-.. . , , 0 ....
Sesiss,t3lbs, -' 1 Mil 112 1 110 140
Pork. nun ' • bbl. 16 110. 17 011
, Dimmed bogs URN •
Clifek .l ons 1 • 01 r
b
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ders RP 11110 11
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Lard ' - / GO 0 10
Ratter. tab 5............ •234 0 4 1 260 20
Rolls • Ile zm. tr o d ! , i 100
Ciicie " ... 110 li • • , ell le
Mate's. ;orbital's& .. 250 • 1106 FS
Apples . 4 .i.. 75414 0 lOD
ODniied a ple : .. ®lOO 0l 2I
0n5.......:.... 0
Beeswax2(4l22 24
CORIUM= $Y 010. A. DAYTON
Hides • ,
06/ , MN
Veal skins 80 el 28 •
Deacon Sklai 40
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Pelts 41 00 0 800
COBURCTDD DT 11. DATIDOW * 11110..-- -
cosa(. t
11 00
40
781 gl5
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, II 00 JP 2.5
Hideo
Vipsl Skins
Deacon Skins
Sheep Pelts
Item Abvedisfmnits.
NOTICE.—This my eleventh sea.
son In Towanda. I again oiler for sale a large
stock of BEDDING PLANTS. comprising Poch.
alas. Geraniums. Heleitropea, Carnations, Verb,.
1151. _Pansies te.4 also. a large stock of young
EVEEDLOOMINO ROSES. All at prices as icrw
.as elsewhere. Please call and examine stock and
ascertain prices. Early cold frame Cabbage Plants
now ready.'ind other vegetable plants In their sea.
son. ONEEN-110IISE8 • Main 'street, north of
Eplecomd Church. JAMES C. !EMIG.
Towanda, April 1880.m2.
JAMES IYIoCABE
Has removed to headquarters
CORNER. MAIN it BRIDGE-STS
CASH PAID FOR
BUTTER, EGGS, &c.
FULL STOCK OF
FRESH GROCERIES.
OODS SOLD AT THE
LOWEST LIVING RATES.
JAMES MCCABE.
Towanda, April W, 1118011.
NOTIC E.—Auditors' statement of
accounts for Torry Township, for year end:
leg April Mb, leso :
•
Clothing the poor in 08
Boarding the poor 46S 40
Medical attendance for pucir - - 300
Funeral expenses $1 15
'Roads and" ridges' 327 61
Town clerk—services, stationery, etc.' 18 00
Pald interest on outstanding orders ' .. 82 64
Exoneration of tax, duplicate of 1579 - 4 50
Election expenses 32 81
Percentage for collecting 18 90
Auditing accounts, 2 years 21 00
D. R. J nes aad 11. L. Terry. wathr-troughs In 00
0
U. Terry. •
Nielson White. Commissioners' fees.. ... .11 75
Jacob iNflntan. ' 8 21
Sundry expenses 22 83
•
Amount orders lamed during year - ' pan 26
Old ordera outatandlng.l. 9!O 26
Total
Orders redeemed dada year.
Calande of tat with col actors
Town ludebf.edaera • -
Total—.
Terry Tolinuhfp in cieentint with Henry Yeller,
•
Treasurer.
Dr.
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To bal. of tax In bandit of Trutcheit.e.4o3 07
To duplicate of IC9 (Terry).. 875 Y 5
--41,538 42
Cr.
By amount orders redeemed.. —lll,OBO 88
By exoneration, duplicate 1879... 4 50
By baL of tax lu bands of collecls 453 08
-------411,538 4
L. A. JONES,
JOHN A. BIENEIL Auditors.
JOHN LAYMAN,
Terry Township, Aptil 22, ISSO. ,
:STIMONI
iIe are received
day by the pro
vs of SI ' MONS
lit REGUI.
from persons of •
don and proud
a from all parts of
country attesting
wonderful curs
roperties of this
medicine. No
_ preparation but
—a .011. nasiever been discovered that
would effectually. cure Dyspepsia and its kindred
evils, and restore the patient to a perfectly bealtby
condition of b dy and mind. The rapidly Increas
ing demand for this medicine and our large sales
In consequence, Is Indeed sufficient evidence in
itself of its great popularity.
Perfectly NO T Ei I ItrAL Harmless.
It can be need any time withont fear by the most
delicate persons. No matter what the ailing, and
may be given to children with perfect. safety. as no
bad results follow its use. doing no possible Injury.
As a mild Tonic ' 'gentle Laxative and harmless
luvigorant It is Infinitely superior to any known
remedy fur . .
, . iirtiarious Fevers, Bowel Cotapiainit,
Antic/fee. Colic, Ref:Hotness,
• Mental Depression, Sick Headache.
Constipal fon, /tanata, . Bff/fottantas,
DLSPRPSII, ,te
Read the following names of persona well. and
widely known, who testify to the •ralluable proper-,
ties of -SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR OR
MEDICINE : lion. Alba. G. Stephens; John W.
Beckwith, Bishop of Georgia; Gen.. John B. Gor
doe, V. S. Sena ; lion. John Gill Shorter, Rt. ,
Ito*. Bishop Pierce, J. Edgar Thompson, Hon. B. •
Hill. lion. John CI. Breckinridge ; Prof. ltavld
Wills, It. Illram Warner, Chief - Justice of
Georgia:.• Lewis Wender, Aset,P. 31.„ Phila., and
many others from whom we have letters comment-,
ing upon this medielne as a Most valuable !maw:
hold remedy. • ,
The Cheape.et.: Parfet and Best Family Medi
cine in the itUrbl. Original and Genuine.
MANIITACITHILO ONLY TIT
J. H. ZEMIN & CO.. Philadelphia.
Prieto, $l.OO. Sold by all Druggists
DEG I STE 'S. NOTlCE.—Notice
Is hereby given, that there has been filed in
the °fere of Register of Wills le and for the county•
of liradfoni accounts of administration upon the
following estates, vizi
Final account of John J. Vannoy, administrator
of Sidney Vannoy, lite of West Burlington. de
ceased.
Final account of James McCal4, - guardian of
James Hinman. minor child of James Y. Hinman;
deceased. ,
Final account of G. S. Lawrence. administrator
of Cornelia Jaheway, late of Windham. deceased.
Final account of. Charles Stockwell mid C. C.
Wright, administrators of Samuel Fitzwater, late
of Canton, deceased.
Final account' of Terry, guardian - of Ada
Jones (now Wilcox), minor child of James A:
Jones, late of Terry, deceased.
Final account of IL Hickok. administrator of
Polly Hickok. late of Franklin. deceased.
• Partial account of Dennis O'Brien, administrate!
Of Timothy O'Brien. late of Athens, deceased. •
Partial account of Ritzier Miles, administrator
with will annexed of Jacob Wilcox, late of Gran
*vine, deceased.
Final account of J. W. Chamberlin. adutintstram
for with will annexed of Hiram Wenzel', 'tie cf
Smithfield, deceased. , • •
Final account of Aciiilus Stevens and Jonathan
Stevens, executers of Asa Stevens, late of Standing
Stone, deceased.
Final account of Isaac Marsh, executor of L.'„M„
Stevens late of Wyalusing. deceased.
Final account of W. V.A. Wetmore, administrator
of Lydia J. Rowley. lat e'of Iferrick, deceased.
Final account of Israel A. Pierce, administrator
with will annexed of Sarah M. Muth, late of Troy
Hoopoe', deceased..
-- -- Final account of George B. Mills. administrator
with - will annexed of Timothy Bowen, late of
North Towanda. deceased.
Final account of Frank E. Jayne, 'guardian of
Rosa D. Cox (now Martin), minor child of Hiram
W. Cox, late of Monroe. deceased. : • .
'Final account of Fnurktin C. Baler. administne
for of 1 - .): E. Sherman. late'of Columbia, deceased.
Final account of Esia F. Keeler, executor of
Flag Wood, latent Pita oeceased. • •
Final account of H. K. Mott, administrator of
A. D. White. late of Leßoy. deceased.,
Final account of IL K. Mutt, administrator of
Mathew Mott, late of Leßoy. deceased.
Final account of Ilenjamth Ackley and J. P.
Chamberlin. executors of Hiram Buck, late of
Wyalusing. deceased.
Final account of -Harrison Black, guardian of.
Silas W. Buck mini child of Hiram Buck,, lace of
Wyalusing. deceased.
Fugal account of John Cornell. administratok
of IL W. Cornell. late of Litchfield. deceased.
linal account of geolle Crandall, adminis
trator of Alien Crandall, late of Alba Borough,
deceased.
Final account of 'James H. Webb, guardian of
Charles P. Case. rather child of Perry Case, late of
Smithfield, deceased.
'Final account of ; 'Jamest If. Webb, 'guardian of
Anna Phillips, minor child of Sri Phillips, late of
Smithfield, deceased.
And also the appralsement of property set off by
Administrators to, vitiates and children of the fol.
toeing decedentsods
Estate of James Bedford. late of Towanda Boro.
" John E. Utley, late of Leßoy.
And the same will be presented es the Onduurs'
Court of Stretford County, May 6th, A. D. AMIN
at ti 'o'clock, P. R., for mation an d allowance
coA. C. FRIBBIE,
Towanda, April i,lBBO.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
,ES.—Letress of admiutstrstlon having been
greeted to the understood, upon Atte estate or
roily Luther, late of Burlingtou township,, dee%
notice Is hereby given that all persons in de bted to
said estate am requested to' make ' Immediate pay
mut, and au persons Whig ebdms to meant the
Paw without delay. • _
117THER, Admlatetrator. •
titurtlairtors, Nardi 11. IStiosS.
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In Stripes, Plaids & Cheeks, in all new Oolors.
In greater bargains than ever before offeretl,
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TI IMM 1 GS:
PEKIN STRIPES, BROCADES, DAMASSE and WATERED
SILKS, SATINS , and BROCHE NOVELTIES; in a great variety. of
Style - 4.„ Colorsand Prices, all of which have just been received and are
now - ready for inspection
FOR
SPECIAL ATTENTION
. , , -ri 1 -
To their stock o f WORSTED DRESS
i t
GOODS, which comprises . in •, great
variety the 1
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nwest fabrics offerett t '
in the market this season.
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LICENSES.— Notice is, hereby
given that the folloWing applications for
licenses for hotels, eating houses and merchant
dealers have been filed in this °Mee. and. that the
tame will tw_Tiresented to The Court of Quarter
Sessions, on MONDAY, MAY Su, 1880, for 'the
conaideration of wild Court; •
.•
C. H. Seeley, Towanda Borough,lst Ward.
0. H. P. Disbrow Towanda Borough, lst Ward.
Henry Barrett. Towanda 'Borough, tat Ward. ,
Washington Pitcher, Towanda Bow'. Ist Ward.
•, A. J. Noble, Troy Borough.
J. Morgan Brown, liPyalusing Township.
.8. Thomson, Camptown. Wyaluslug Torp.„
• J. G. Daugherty, Wygo - x. Township.
James 3. Haman. Overton Township.
Martin Crowley, South Waverly Borough.
P 0. Lantz. OreenWood, Monroe Township..
Vincent Baldwin, Bidgbury Township. .
J, S. Hinman.. Monroe Borough.
D. 8. Kennedy. Wysor. Township.'
J. H. lifcDonaid, TowancLe Borough, tat Ward.
John N. Wolfe. Canton Borough.
P, D. Wilcox 4. Albany Township. ,
Warren Smith; Austtnoille. Columbia Township
Daniel Brown,Milan, Ulster Township. -
James P. Strong, Columbia Tciwnship. •
Orlin C. Mills. Bheshequtn.
George Jordan, Athens Borough.
Thomas B. Jordan, Towanda Borough. 2d Ward
Ornell Kellogg. Towanda Borough. 2d Ward.
Morris Kellogg. New. Albany Iforough. -
E. A. Jennings, Towandallorough. Ward, ,
Win. Henry. Towanda Borough, bit Ward. -
Lyman Brewer, Wells Township.
'• 2ATINGIIIOUSEg.
S. M. Brown, Towanda Borough, Ist Ward.
M. B. Calkins; Burlington Borough.
Henry - 4race. Towanda Borough, Ist Ward.
Anon Witherill. Towanda Township.
Frank Green, Troy, Borough..
James Commlst,. Towanda Borough, Ist.Ward
John 9, Getlnn, Towanda Borough, Ist Ward.
IL W. Noble. Towatida Borough. 2d Ward.
C. T. Kirby. Towanda Borough. 2d Ward.
" OEO. W. BLACKBAN, Clerk.
Towanda. April a /880.
TRIAL LIST FOR -. MAY TERM
of Coatt, 1880, to be held at Towanda
E. C. Kellogg. vs. S. AP.. C. A R. R. Co tune
Fanny J. Bambara rs._Boo,ert Golden issue
First lorat'l Bank of Athens vs. G. W. Morse..debt
Coildtng & R. vs. Towanda Born' School Dist.debt
Phoenix Life Ins. Co. vs. H. A: Burbank et al. sel fa.
P. AN. Y. R. R. Co. vs. J. D.Montanye et al. eject!'
Jackstin Lewis vs.. WtlUailr Whitney t respass
Seth Deane ' s adm 'r vs. C. W. Doane trover
J. A. Linderman vs. Watertown Fire Ins. Co. debt
E. T. Wat..aesignee, vs. T. F. Madill asstopt
J.P.Tonlyleet's use C.D. Nfirthrup et al..sel fa
Sarah Jordan vs. 011ie P. Elliott • ' ' issue
Harrison Black vs. kilram A. 81ack.... eject
Win. M. Keeler vs. Barrett B. Keeler .as.mpt
J. C. Ayer tt Co. VS. Levi Morse et al appeal
J. P.-Horton vs. Robert Bennett, et as.: ...sump%
Wm. M. Platt vs. Charlotte Ward's err...assurpt
Lydia Lewis's use vs. eleg Peers ,arrs...asampt
M. B. Ingham re. A. J. Layton trespass
F. G. Haab use vs. - George Pirko et al.. ....tostle
B. C. Hall's use 'vs. Win. - Bragne • appeal
8. Kirby vs. H: C. Carpenter " eject
Win. R. Storrs, avvlignee. vs. Ti R. Jordan,. assropt
Daniel Rensley vs. Stephen Enna et al ' eject
John - Mutely guardian, vi. I'l L. Ward4;...ejeet
Subplots* returnable an Monday, letb, lBso,
at 7 o'clock, P. "
OE6. W. BLACKMAN, Froth'lootary
Tpwanoa4pell IS. 1880. . •
•e PPLICATION IN DIVORCE;
li -ITo James C. Tooter. In the Coast of
Common Pleas of Bradford county. No: SS.' Dec.
Tem. len. you ire terrebt nodded that thugs A,
your wife, has,applterl to the Court of Cameron
Pleas of Bradford Count, for a divorce boo:tithe
bonds of matirtmMy. aart the said Court) ha* 1 1 :2
plated 11(onday,: tho 3d day. of May ‘ , .to th
Gout Noose In Towanda, for hearing the
thmin A. In the praadeas.-at which time and Ida"
rre inky attead thlai_proper. • •
441 r - . - MIN J. DIAN, MITI&
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DRESS
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SUMMER
BLACK SILK S
IN ALL QUALITIES.
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They also desire to call
Life bum.
,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 46,038 policies,
$134,625,376.. There had been resisted
• 888 policies, covering $1,751.201. Of
'these, 88, insuring; $389,677, were paid
after litigation, and 110, insuring $513,-
232 were not paid, the Courts having
decidedin favor of the campaisifs. One
hundred and ninety policies, covering
V. 357,292, were undetermined. This shows
that only about,l+ per cent, of the losses';,
; -reported have been resisted.
4
TEE MUTUAL LSE OF
NEW YORK
OVER FOURTEEN MILLIONS,
" OF DOLLARS WITHOUT.
- CONTEST OR LITIGA.TION.
• ,
Of the whole number of death claims of
the year, SIX ONLY were -contested. ,
Amount contested, $30,070.
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WM. S. VINCENT,
STRICT AGENT.
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EROCLAMATION.— Wszass. 6,
';. Hon. PAUL D. Monson , ' President Judge of
toe nth Judicial District. colisiatint of the count y
Of Bradford, has Issued his precept jiearint date "
the 11th day of February, MO. to me directed. far
Iholding a Court of Oyer; and Terminer General
Jail Delivery, Quarter Session of the Peace, Com
mon Picas anti Orphan's Court at Tereands. for
the county of Bradford, !commencing on Monday.
MAT 3D. ISA to continue two weeks.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Coroners
and Justices of the,Peace of the county of Brad
ford, thatthey be then and there In theirproper
Prism!. et 1 0 &elect in the forenoon of said day,
with records. Inquisitions and other remembrances.
to do those things which to their otkee'appertainp
to be :done and thole who are bound by recogni•
-Lances or otherwise, to prosecute against the prim.
ners who aretor may be in the jilt of said !county. ,
are to be then and there to prosecuteragainst them
its shall be just. Jnroni are requested to berme..
Anal in their attendance,' agree to their notice.
Dated at Towanda, the ISM day of ih - prld. in the ,
year of our Lord one ,"thousand. eight hundred
and eighty, and of. the, Independence of the
United States one hundred 'and fourth.
PETER - J. DEAN, Sheriff. •
SHERIFF'S SALE-43y virtue of "
*writ of -•encl. Expo. issued out of the Court
of 'Common Pleas of Dauphin 'County. State of •
Pennsylvania. and to me directed. I will expose to
public sale at the Court House In Towanda Bee.
ough, on FRIDAY. the nil day of APRIL. A. D.
theo, at l o'clock, P. x., 'a certain lot or piece of
land situated in Towanda Townthipi County of •
Bradford and State of pennsylvania, boanded aa
follows: Beginning at a corner post on the north -
side of the public road leading to wanda Creek x •
thence north 2834° diet along the east side of the
Barclaytyallroad 235 feet to a comer; thence along
the same north 24° east 150 feet to *corner; thence
along the line of I N. C. Mercer south 68° eastale
,feet, to a post; thence along line.of B. C. and .W.
Meths south 2834 0 west nth feet to a cornet on the• •
east side of said highway leading to 'Towanda
Creek t s thence along the east side of thine 310 0 Y -
west 385 feet to the place of beginning; COD
5 acres and 7 per Ches of land, more or leas, l ettVl
Ing 2 lots conveyed to defendants: 11th t 10M1411.1
mill and nail factory and -store house thereon.,
Seised and taken into execution at the atilt :or
CemMonwealth of Pennsylvania vs.:Towanda Intl'..
Manufacturing Company.
PETER J. DEAR, qkertt.
+therLers Alike, March 25,1880. . i„
PPLICATION IN DIVORCE
;
A —To Chas. Allen Knapp. In the Court . of
Common Pleas of Bradford county.' No. 730. Sep.
Umber Term, 1878. • You are hereby notified Mal
Mine 8., your wife, has applied to the Court o[
Common Pleas of B radford County for s. aroma
from-the bonds of matrimony. and the sold - Court
Au app ointed
_ Monday, May 3d , 18" In the
H
Court ouse Towanda. for hearing the said
Little E. In the premises, at which tbuccand Saco
you may attend if you think proper.
414 W.
PETER J. DEAN. now
A PPLICATION' IN DIVORCE—
/X.—To James tlctiannon. In the Court of Cant.
mon rteraof Bradford coanty.• No.slll,lluplausler-
Ter50,1879.. Y9ll are hereby netlfied that Lydia,'
your wife. has applied to the cant COOdualt
Plesa of Bradford County for a divorce Ma Ole
bends of matrimony, and the. mkt Court balm's.'
pointed Monday. May 3d. II" the .Coutif -
Home at Towanda. for heath/ the asl4l - 1.1411s
In the premises, at which time and - past yal
may attend If you think propos'.
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4-Is. • - PLTICIt J. DN', Sbstift.:
IA i t'LICATION IN DIVORCE.
To Benj. Y. Dealer; in the Count of Coin.
mar of Bradford county. No. Dee. T.."
icre.
...racers hereby notified that Xary year
*lief .hrif • ilflolled to the Court of Calunow.
Pleat tdlliadtent County.for a Armee From the
bonds of watrlinatty, and the raid. Court has &p
-lug:lW Monday. day ad. MO, la - the. Court
Homes In Towanda. tot bowing the wild Maya: In
the premises, at which date and place you apyat.:
'tend If you think r.. • • - • --
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