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Towanda, Pa., August 26, 1880.
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the
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Excrism: Saturday
BEACTIFL mooulightlnights
Tuts will be a good cider year
THE "dog days" ended on Saturday
last. .
SF HAT aro you going to exhibit at the
County Fair? -
IlLADronn is developing as a to l eacco
growing county. •_
Tim Fall term of the Graded School
begins on Monday, next.
A. C. lIANIMEBLY has erected a steam
oidcr mill at Camptown)
THE Fall Term of the Co . llegiate Insti
tute began on Monday last.
IT seems as though• every farmer had
the incest corn this season.
AEouT GO persons participated in the
Picnic of the BALLARD family at, Mt.
Pisgah.
A. effort is being made to organize 'a
Lodge of the Equitable Aid Union at
Atli .ns.
Ti ..KETs for the Excursion on Sat rday
'next may )ie,obtained at Ifitunv';) Drug
:tor.,
FNIANK SVATTS has charge of the Com
misary department at the Soldiers' En
campment. :f •
Tii Republicans of Smithfield are
going to raise a poll at that plae at an
early 'day.
THE excursion next tiatuftlay
the largest one Of the'Reason. •
DON'T you forget if—the time'
gistering will expire on the Eccou
.6eptember.
GEORGE FIVIE, of Eabt Smithfi ;
a Loicl'Clyde yearling colt which
¶i:23 poulids
Ir your pet canary has tits, just put a
dromf spirits of nitre into the
,water the
bird drinks.
farmers arc hush• plowing, anal in
two or three weeks will commence to put
out the winter crops.
.111)NiE School commences .looday, Ser
tembor 0, lINSO, at the Academy, with C.
F. lILvEnLY, teacher.
et ,sae LANDos caught, a black :bass
near Wyablsing last week, that weighed
lice.p:orn&Z—it is reported: •
AT the 'delegate election for the Second
IVatd of this Borough, on Saturday even
ing, 11 votes were polled.
SKr. rates of fare for the excursion next
tatin day, in anOtlier column.
TnE. Democrats don't like the county
ticket, nominated last Tuesday. Well,
now, that i too "awfully bad. 7.
To Tatmliannock Falls and
drake and a wily mile ride on eayima
Lake, next Saturday, for *t,00.,..
t: Sullivan Coomy .:I.lricultoral Soci
ety `ft its animal Fair tli
t is year at
Oetuber 7ith ancl Gtb
•
VivALi - siNn had a circus and ilancock
meeting on Wedne,day of week:
.l either drew a very large crowd.
SEE that you are legi , tereil before Sep
tetnbe¢ 2d. A little attention to. this now
may initch annoyance at the poll!".
THE county ticket nominated on Toes
thy gives general satisfaction., \V pill
its majority in November at about 4,000
Tun second day of September is the
--' last day to register, and the second day
of Omober to pay taxes to entitle) you to
MEC
GEORGE GILT-SON, says a correspond
ent, has' purchased the PEAsr: property
at West Warren, and contemplates open
ing a store there
CHANDLER BRINK, - of Pike, was quite
sever•ly ill.inrcurene day recently, by fall
ing flout a loft in his barn and striking
a •aagtiii wheel.
_ The people or .Lellaysyille, basing
seemed a barber, now want a photo
gr:ipli'er to locate there. Same people
are ??..-ver satistietl.
l'EusoNs alto desire to .liceonte citizens
shoaid see that their naturalization pa
pers.are see med this week-9r 'at least
bet, e ,t Septembel• 2d.
A. K. Gumc, of Waverly, son of 0.
ltai' invented an
harness pad and established
11:anti factory for...them.
Tot: Mloagers4of the Agricultural So :
1.", t ty nill Bold, a business' (ueeting at the
11,,t,i on the, Fair Grounds, Friday after
!, on tleXt, : at 2 o'cleck.
Ti!.: onnu .1 • meeting of the Seventh .
Pew-lir:oda Cavalry will be- held af
T oy. September 18, 1880. All soldiers
sic ito.ited to be present.
Till: pulpit of the To^•anda Baptist
Chnlch will be filled next Sunday, morn
,_ :t'+d evening, by Bev. W. C. TnuEN,
of S:lsquebanna County.
(,'lirsett of the Mes siah (Universalist
Wlt4.lAlll TAYI:011, Pastor. , At 'lt
A.
M., subject, "The Necessity of Hot
ii N o evening service.
14...ltaysville Ade Weer says that C.
c. , .'n - rrn, of Bush, Bur mehanna Co.,
v , :,,tc41, this year; from one and eleven
\ te , llth acres ninety-liyebuchels of oats.
R . 1 T 1 1 1 . ircut1.L, s on of Elder THOMAS
eti.L, says the Troy Gtriette, of last
V 1 Pei; , while rutting an alder on the bank
14 :°It).birein C.. 1. T XESON'S on Tuesday,
bb the slipping" of a knife, stabbed Min
self above the left knee severely, cutting
off an .artery and endangering his lifer
FOrtUnately help , was at hand and he is
•
now doing well under Dr. Tuscv!a,care.
Smtvicts be resumed in Christ
Church, lEpiscopil), Sunday— 10i.s. si.
anti 6 r. Infant Baptism at the latter
hour. Sunday School in the morning at
9 o'elock.
Fr is said that money is being sent over
from Er: - ,laud to aid the election of 11.k-st
coot, in view of the fact that be is run
ning on a fierce, Trade platform. This is
not to be wondered at.
THAT was a large excursion to Shill
drake- last Friday: It required twelve
coaches. Judging from present appear
ances the excursion next gaturtlay will
teed at Teat twenty coaches.
A VOTE was taken On the excursion
train from Wyalusing Eo Sbeldrake,
day last, resulting as follows .; Gannitiaa,
259 ; HANCOCK, 145 ; WEAVER, 11 ; Dow,
1. Not voting; . s. More HANCOCK boom.
THERE will be a flag raising and Re
publican mass meeting at Leßaysville, on
Saturday afternoon nest. L. - 141 . . HALL,
Esq., of this place, and other able speak
ers, will be present and address the meet
ing.
THERE is just one Haxcocic man in the
Vaughan Hilt neighborhood, Wyalnsing
township, and the Democratic candidate
will not get a solitary voto in the Sugar
Hill district, Wilmot township. More
,
'HANCOCK boom.
IMI
TUE GARFIELD and ARTHUR Club, of
-this' place, held a rousing meeting at Dior
cur Hall, on Tuesday evening. The Meet..
ing was addressed in a very able manner
by J. SLOAT FASSETr, Esq., and Hon. G.
L. S.ll . lTlr, of Elmira.
PROPOSALS for dredging the Susque
hanna are advertised for from the United
States Engineer's office in Ealtimore.
This includes that portion 'of the North
Branch for which - Congressman WRIGHT
secured! an appropriation.
Cern, as she said : " Tdon't:tnow
you'll go on with your paintin' t
morning, Miss Vane, for that
Chipstone, the mason, have sent
repair Sir Geoffrey's monument,
there's a -nasty, rude man a haunt
in' away at it now, and, as you kni
info itc couatry at tills sZiAbir
of the year is delightful—that is, in fair
weather. The orchards with their-wealth
of ripening fruit, the smooth,i newly
moWn fields and similar otheiil scenes
make such a trip both attractive and
pleasing. , ,
Timir i will be a musical- concert. given
at the . 31. E. Church, at Liberty Corners,
Wednesday evening, September Ist, un- .
der the direction of Professor H. H. PEN
DLETON, 'of Philadelphia. Admission. ; 2s
cents. All are cordially invited to attend.
. Ily order of Corn.
will be
THE trial of P,REpEILICK S. WARREN,
for the killing of
,31Asos B. WILSON, in
ApAl last, occupied the Court of Susque
hanna county nerali all last week, and
resulted in a verdict by the 'jury, on
Monday, after being out from the Sat
iirday evening previous, of murder in the
second-degree.
for re
day of
pld, has
a6i&bs
TttE Republicans of Troy held'a ron&-
ing meeting at tbo Opera House, and,
flung to the breeze 'the handsomest Gar
field Sand Arthur banner in the Northern
Tier on Friday evening last. Hon. GEO.
LANDos addressed the meeting. There
wit . ;; much enthusiasm. Over 400 names
have beftn placed on the Garfield, and
Arthur Club rolls of that place.
THE Good Templars of the Northern
District will hold their fiftieth Quarterly
Convention at East Canton, on Tuesday
and Wednesday, August :list and Septern
ber Ist. It is hoped-that every Ledge in
the District/will he fully 'reposCrited.
Our G. W. C. T. Rev. GtonnE C. Mut,
will be present. S., P. WAIL ER,
Tun'honse of 0. D. MottsE, on Canton
street, was broken into on Sunday last,
between 10 awl 1 o'clock, by some villain
intent on plunder. Ile forced open a hltck
door, broke open a desk wherein was a
small trunk containing papers, which he
scattered about on•tlfe bed, and then de
(sunped, getting no money, although Mr.
MORSE had received quite an amount the
day before, which he probably knew.—
Tiwy Gazitte,
Owt.No to the rain on Friday last, the
pig nic at Weston Station, of the Piesby-
Sunday-School was postponed until
Saturday, when several car loads of the
scholars, their teazhers and friends of the
sch,xil, held a very enjoyable pip nic in
the beautiful grove at that' point. The
• weather was, all that cori l ld be desired, and
the party returned at night highly delight
ed with the days pleasure's, no accident of
any kind having occurred to mar their
full enjoyment.
C lIA MA'S MCC IX P.E. and GEonoE BEN
NETT, two young men of\ Monroeton,
were arrested - at that place pn Wednesday
last, charged with highway robbery, in
having taken from the persoii of WESLEy
HA Itv EY nine dollars in money and sever
al other articles of value. , 0 1~ a bearing
beforl Esquire IlmaBs, on Thursday
morning, - they plead guilty to the charge,
and were-sentenced to four'montlis in the
county jail, and to refund the money and
goods stolen.
:THE 4ig Wigwam lingerefli. --- AL great
splurge as fr something Was.realli going
to be donel Lumber changedom one
spot to the other—and then the weary
'workmen Close up—dismiss themselves,
and all at 41dco become kon eat eonte-at-i
bus. The+ is no telling now.what spot
they intend to discard, the one iii the
meadow ()The one by the harness shop,
One thing, however, is demonstrated, the
Democratic leoliard has • changed his
,sputa,—Athena Gazette.
BAIN the Tutilthanucck correspondent
of the Wilkesbarre Record, writing under
date of August '2lst : " Last night an im
mense meeting of the Republicans was
held at the Court House. LEWIS M.
Esq., of Towanda, was the speaker an
nounced, but otOrs participated. The
speech of Mr. HALL was theAwst we have
listened to, and his reasons for leaving
the Democratic party most sound and
convincing. We have not space to enlargd
as we wish to do, and are forced to con
tent ourselves with this brief notice, tho'
feeling thereat injustice to Mr. Ram.
and the otho speaker's by so doing."
TUE follo. i .ing are the appointments for
the Bradford Cpunty ?Teachers' Associa
tion which meets 'at Wyalusing, Septem
ber 10 and 11, 1850:
,
Lecturer, Rev. ,L R.' ANGEL ; Papers,
Professor J. T. 31c6oLuom aniaT. B. BIG
ELOW ; Essays, Misses A.WiIE KINNEY.
and FANNIg KINICHE, Pr4ctical Work,
Primary Grammar, Miss•Mnv Honor; ;
Geography, Professor W. IL Bnown
History, Miss Lorrnt DEAF ; Metric Byfi
tem, Rev. D. Caw/. ; Commission, Mr.
M. T. Hurls ; Orthropy,.Mr. E. Z.:W004,
Peelaniatittns, Maps. R.. R. VAVGAAN
and Citsnaars ReecriiXsos ; Ifecitaticins,
Misses Luxus irseeurt and lams
;Methods of Teaching by Professor
E. E. Qtirsir.AN, Messrs. J. S. Bortsna-
DON and P. 4. Tuomrsow; to be followed
by volunteers. Committee of% Arrange
ments, • Rey. D. CRAFT,' Messrs. J. F.
BLOCKER, M. T. Rums, H. B. GAYLORD,
W. B. KINTNER, ThiSCIS SCSIE BRIKIKA
and Lriztr. KEELER ; COMTalittCO on Res.
olutions, Professors, Iluitnrrr and BENR.
IRCT and Mr. J. F. BLOCREIL
1.8. CRAWFORD; President.
ELLA. 6feAt.4nNa . , Sectrettiry. .
SAYS the Camptown correspondent of
the Tunkhannock ReptMica*
under date August 17th : "SEssta
'MITTEN; and ELLA BOYD met with. a seri
ous -accident on Monday last. While
cominedown. the Camptown hill- some
pail of the harness broke and the horse
became frightened and ran'throwing the
girls out and upsetting the wagon. Ile
soon got loose from the wagon and dash.
id down Ole hill at a furious rate, and in
turning the corner at Mr. llAttorr's
be
came entangled in the reins and was
tifioUrn against the bank with . such force
as 'to4uin 'him. The horfe was a very
valuable one. The girls escaped without
much injury."
A Garfield and Arthur Club was organ
ized at .New Era August 4th, witbthe
following officers :
Pri?ident-Jotni I..eFstAN. •
Vice Ptc.!idenU--GEci._ TERRY and J. C,
DYER. •
Secretary-=E: F. LEwts.' • '3
Cor. Secretary—AßTUllß ALLEN.
Treasurer—C. F. TERRY
With forty-one members to start With
and more to heir from. How is that fur
the little 'Proiincialr town of Now Era ?
After which we hal the pleasure of listim,
big to two very able and truthful speeches,
delivered by Messrs L. •M. HALL and .13.
N. WILLIANT, of Towanda, on the politi
cal issues of 'the day.
MEsrnEn of Orwell Ride 'Tepm with
goyernment leg, returning from an hoot's
practice, is accosted by a prominent DeM
ocrat with— -
"Say, been out prrtichig on
•
Democrats?" i; 1 g
MOnber " No,sir, not to-day.: Hare
practiced.on them years ago, though."
P. D. (angrily) : "Did it because You
liked , to,. I s' pose'
Member: "No; sir; did it ;'eausga I
thought it .was my duty, and lam . not
ashaMed of it, either." 1• C.
COLONEL SANFORD'S Lecture on "Old
Times and New," at 3lercur Pall, -on
Wednesday i'evening of last ,lw6ek; was
simply magnificent. A man power, he
held his audience spell-bound, while he
gave thrilling illustrations and natratives
of old times. The ruins of Nmpeii,
Rome and Athens. The Great Wall of
China. Afterhe had succeeded in humil
iating us to tEe lowest possible ;degree by
the easy and rapid manner with which he
gave . facts and statistics of the people
who had lived two and three thousand
years ago, that they understoo'd all the arts
and sciences that v.;eof the present gener
ation knoW nothing about, besides of their
having lost arts that we may never know
about, and that them: was- nothing new
under the sun, and when we began to be
lieve that "All that is had been, and all
that had been `is," then he took . the sec
ond part of his . subject- The New, and
gave us: a new-inspiration by' snowing up
the wonders of to-day—the : inventions
that Lad taken . place since his remem
brance. The railroad; the telegraph, the' l
.telephone, etc. Things are valuable in
proportion as they arc useful. The rail
rad waslmore . useful to mankind than.
the pyramids, though of so much less pi
,pease. - Ile clo , ed by filling us i with.pride
that we lived in the present age, andl in
America. Said that as in ancient times,
to be allOnnut was a passport:to -regard .
and safety in every nation, so now the•
American flag was respected and honored
iu every country upon the face of the
earth. His second lecture, Thursday ev
evening, was China and Japan. Although
,not calculated to suggest so much of the
marvellous, was highly instructive: Its
said ati American usually supposed that
upon going to those countries, ho must
instantly turn missionary to a nation of
heathens that know nothing of work ; but
he is surprised to find that in many kinds
of industry the Chinese and .ispanese are
our superiors.. The speaker has the fa
culty of exciting one's curiosity for know
ing more about the people and, places he
so charmingly describes, and makes °tie
desire to read the history Of these strange
lands. . .
District W. C. T
For TangbanaOck Falls and Glen, Cay
uga Lake, Sheldrake and Ithaca, Satur
day, August 28, 1880. Fare, round trip,
including steamboat ride of forty miles,
as follews
From Train.leares C:l5 A: M.
`•Sillier's do '• 66 8:30 `'
" New /Wally " •` •`B:4s.
" Wilcox's " 8:51
Mo .r.:8•10n. 12.00 6 6 '' 7:30 .•
" Towanda, " '• 800 . 6
Mater, 11175 •• ' 6 8:15 •• .
•• Milan, I .40 '• 4 . 8:25 "
" Athens, 1.50 6 . " 8:35 "
Sayre 1.50 " ' 6 8:40 "
Art 11.5. at Taughatthock Foals,
TicketsCfor sale at all stations. The
Gelival.ia`Band and Orchestra, of-Towan
da, composed of eighteen pieces, will fur
nish music on board of .boat aud along the
route. A car will be providedi for bas
kets, which should be carefully marked.
t ; Any information can be bad by apply
ing to E. WALKER, Jr., Leader of Ger- .
mania Band. For further particulars see
large bills. t'
The Wyalusing correspondent of the
Elmira :Weerliser thus pleasantly gossips
about that wonderfully small, baby at
Camptown : lilAN:c and his " wife
CLA RA, of Camptown, this „county, are 1
the father and mdther of a very: uncom
mon baby. At its birth it weighed one
and one-fourth pOunds without clothing.
At eight . weeks, two pounds with its
clothing on. It L. 4 now eleven weeks old.
and weighsin its proper clothing two and.
One-half pounds. The mother's finger
ring passes over the entire hand and to
the shoulder. I little toe is the size of
a kernel of wheat, and has a perfect nail.
The little. finger one-half inch- long.
The whole length of the baby is twelve
inches. The parj e ts are able strongpeo
ple, and - have been married about- three
years, this being. their first. and.'onlyi
child. Over tw,t.t; thousand' people ?have
.*Lsited the paren4 to see the child. •The
father thinks be will put the baby on e*.
bibition and is now getting a picture of it
.here. ' ller name - is Attar. The baby
has a finger . rieg which was fitted by a
young jeweler in Elmira. It tias the Word
‘‘ Darling," and is a perfect ring and
greatly admired by all."
FLAG RAISING AND MEETING.
The Rep !,Beans of LeEayiville
have a ftagAining and lass meeting on
Saturday next, August 2Sth, at 2P. M.
Hun. GEORGE LANDON and L. M. HALL,
Esq., are the speakers.
GERMANIA HAND EXCURSION
THAT CAMPTOWN MIDGET.
SPECIAL TR A IN.
There will be.% SNOW trahi" over the
-Barolaylioad mi . Satan* neit, to an
cornrnedite those living along the line of
that road, wbct desire to go on the excur
sion to Shiddrake. Thwiraln l O"vei
Foot orPlune at andsrrive at
Towanda ut 7:W41; ir. '
2%.!WYCAJ REGISTE3.ED?
The 24 of September is The latest day
for makingiadditions to the Registry. I
will be at t he grocery of G. S.' SMITII,
near Lower Depot, on the Ist .and 2d of
September, from 10 A. x. to 2r. x., and,
6 to 8 r. x., to attend to adding payees to
the list of,Registered voters.
J. R. liEvrws,,
W.ard Assessor, Third Ward.
Tnit 'Republicans of Spring Hill organ
ized o- Club Thursday evening, with the
following officers :
-Presides —Jowl Hun En.
Vice-Presidenit--C. V. Strnszn, M. 8.
CULVER.
Seerctaries—C. Bnowsixo, C. TAYLOR.
The , meeting was ably addressed by
Capt. J. W.I,IIowELL, of Scranton, and
Lion. W. T. Atoms.
POLE RAISING AT MONROETOI.
TWO irnoVIVAND PEOPLE PRESENT.
-Notwithstanding the threatening ap
pearanee of the weather on Thursday last,
the pole raising and Mass Meeting at,
Monroeton was a decided success in every
,particular. Early in the morning the
_people began to w•semble, and at 2.
o'clock, when the pole was raised—and it
was a magnificent one, one hundred and
nine feet in length—it was estimated that
there were w,OOO people present. As the
polo assumed an upright position, and
pie streamer at its top, bearing the names
of GARFIELD and ARTHUR floated to the
breeze, cheer after cheer was given by
the _large' assemblage. After, the pole
raising the Garfield and ArthuiClub sus
pended across the Main street of the vil
lage, a large and handsome flag, bearing
the names of the Republican nominees,
and again thedarge crowd of people rent
the air with cheers. At about 2 o'clock
the people assembled on the public
square, where a platform had been erect
ed and seats provided. The President of
the Club callede meeting to order, and
in a few appro priate remarks introduced
L. M. FULL, F e m., who addressed the
assembly for about 40 minutes. His re
marks were eloquent, argumentative and
convincing, and were listened to with
the closest attention, and frequently ap
plauded.
_Ai the conclusiod of Mr.
HALL'S speech, the President introduced
11. N. Windots, Esq., who . made an
excellent and telling speech, elicitingifre
4luent ap . plause, and hearty cheers ai its
conclusion. lion. GEo. LANDON was the
last speaker, and was listened to with
eager and 'clo '
se attention. It was a mag
nificent effort, full of bristling
, points,
logical conclusions, convincing arguments
and matchless eloquence. No synopsis
could do it justice, as a whole. .It was a
speech that carried -conviction to those
who listened to it. At the conclusion of
Mr. Lsx pox's remarks, the Liberty
Corners and Monroeton bands, who had
contributed much to the enjoymert of the
day, by their excellent music, played
several pieces, when the meeting with
hearty cheers for the ticket, adjourned.
While many gentlemen of Monrodtori
are entitled to great credit for the success •
of. the meeting, to none is more credit.,
due'llian to J. P. BATTERLEE, NEWT
111.11Ny.v.A.cts and BODE ACKLEY:—the Ist
ter gentleman having . charge of the rais
ing of the pole..' Many of the residemles
and' business-places were • handsolnely
dbeqrated with, flags, and all,-.or nearly
all—of the citizens of the villas;e seemed
f )
be filled with enthusiasm an confident
of giving the Republican next 2go
vinher, the law:s,t majority vo
hy that Borough.
IN MEMORIAM
At a regular meeting of Granville Cen
tre Lodge. No., 687, I. 0. of 0. P., held
August 13, 1880, the following resolutions
were adopted :
WHEREAS, It has pleased-our heavenly
Father to remove from our midst a
worthy and beloved member of our Lodge,
MeKEnnow, our desire to leave
recorded a tribute of respect to our de
parted brother, therefore,
• Resolved, That our loss is his gain, and
we bow submissively to. the will of Him
who doeth all things well, and will ever
cherish his - memory.
Resolved, That we extend our heartfelt
sympathy to the grief stricken wife and
family, -and corn mend them to the God of
the'widOw and fatherless.
Resolved, That in manifestation of our
sorrow, our charter be draped in mourn
ing and our 'members wear the usual
badge for thirty days, and that these reso
lutions be placed ou the records of the
Lodge, a copy be sent to the bereaved
• family ' • also to the Bradford Republican
and Bradford 11EPOILTER. for -publieatim.
V. SAICTON, • .
P. R.. %%'M COM
11. 11. HEALD,
RIFLE MATCH
The-short range rifle match, 200 yards,
off hand, between the Eastern Bradford
Rifle Team, compwed of selected men
from the Orwtll, I.ellaysville and Rome
Rifle Clubs, and the Waverly (X. Y.)
Rifle Team—ten men each—came off \at
Wysauking on Monday last, and was wen
.by the Waverly team by a score of 387-io
IS% The range, kindly furnished by (t,o).
E. PIOLLET, was an excellent one, and
the weather all that could be desired.
ifollows is the score of each' team :
112=
- ' 123156 7 8 9 10 Tots!
R. R. Pend1eten.........3 45540 2 4 3 4 35
lohn Elsworth 4 5 5 4 3 4 4 5 4 4 - '42
. E,:.-Elsronh 44144 3 5 3 1 5 40
11r..1.51. Barrett . 30433 4 4 4 5 4 34
Stephen Gotham.— ....3 1 5 4.0 4 3 . 3 3 . 4 33
IL Smith 44435 4 4 1 4 4 41
E. H. Pitcher ' ' 40333 3 3 3 3 33.7
44. S. Kinney 3 4 4 4 4 3 4 3 4 3 - • 36
R.-Stereos:. .4 44444 4 4 5 4 41
J. L. Pendleteu • 4254413145 40
WAYEULT +3llk - ut 21[A11;
1 2 3 4 5 1 4 , Pg 9 10 Total
r. E. Pendleton. - - ..... 45444 4 4 4 4 1 11
11. Campbell 445444 1 6 4 4 42
D. D. Knapp 4445 4 3 4 3•13 32
'W. If. Jones • 41540 4 4 5 4 4 34
c. Nullwk 3444 4 3 3 44 , 30 "
Ge.rge W. Fish.... .... 6"E. 44434 4 6 3 40
d. .
D. Bailey 43 4 2 43 2 4.4 35
Dr. W. D. ....4 4 3 4 5 4 4 4 1 4* 39
A. - Hildebrand . ... 43514 4 5 4 3 40
L.R:Manning...r......3445444434 30 .
It is no more that: justi'ee to say that
the goose egg of .loNts was froM a pre-
Mature discharge of his rifle, and that of
11. IL. PENDLETON from a defective cart-
Odle.
PERSONAL.
E'rrlE MORROW is visiting
them% at Laporte •
—Mr. and Mrs. CORSER have returned
from their visit to the eea shore.
—Mr. and Mrs.',E. I Bump:, of Or-
Well, bad an enjoyable visit with friends
in Owego, last week.
.—Rev. GEO. P. 'forams and daughter
JULIA, of Stevensyjllei, are visiting friends
at Dryden Springs, N. Y. - '
—Miss Lou Winnow, daughter of Dr.
D. IL Dans Tow, of Easton, Did., is visit
ing relatives in this place.
—Miss lisEirs Itsuorso, of Paradise,
LaocagterConnty, is Ole finest of Miss
BELLE Iloirrox.
—Mrs. IiENIW 11.—fricun, ° and children.
have returned from a somewhat extemdfsd
i visit to friends in Philadelphia and Bucks
county.
—Mrs. P. E. 03 • of Saginaw dart
Mich., accompanied by ~ .r son and
ter, is visiting frienua in LellaYerille, bar
former home. .
Ctrant.Es F., • and Miss MAY RAMS
picia4 of EbnirN are tbe, pests, 'of Mr.
and Mrs. •llaxtis ITINWLIWAY, oti Second
street, Ibis week. - , •
• find Mrs. Brit Alt Swim; and
Mrs. B. B. lIOLLErr have returned from
the. Thi'u.nud Islands. 3lrs. lioriurr
caught c hile there a fi sh of the Itasca
louse species, weighing fill pounds. ,
--fey. GEORGE. D. &noun, tIIIR
place, has accepted an appointment to the
pariNu at Blossburg, Tioga County, and
will enter upop the duties of the appoint.
meat at an ea,rly day.
—Deacon Dewitt GARDNER died at the
residence of his son-in-law,. BENJ. IUY
'KENDALL, on ,Poplar street, Wednesday'
morning last, at the age of 94 years. lie
bad been in feebleihealth 'for some time
past. The remains were taken to Wind
ham for interment: -• •
• —Says the Athens correspondent of the
Elmira Gazelle, of Thursday last: "Mika;
MYRA. 11.mosnunv, of Sheshequin, Pa.,
preached in the Universalist Church Sun
day morning to the largest congregation
that has been in that church for
years. Many of our best citizens were
present, of all denominations, and were
unanimous in their expressions that it
was one ef the finest discourses that it
had been - their pleasure to listen to in
years. Miss KINGEBGEY is a fine speaker,
and we predict that the time is not far t
distant when she will be ranked as one
of the brightest lights in the' Christian
ministry. We hope our pedple may have
the pleasure of listening to many more of
e eloquent sermons." •
—On - Satunlay morning Hon. P. M.
OsTentioiri was taken with bemorhage
of the lungs, but as it was slight, thought
but little of it, and that day went over to
attend his mother's anniversary gathering
at Lake Winola. In the evening when
be'returned he with not feeling so well,
and the next morning had another pro
fuse bemorbage, which was followed by
quite a number more each day until yes
,terday, when he had none, and hopes are
entertained of his recovery.. His daughter,
Mrs. 5: L. KEENEY, who was at Saratoga,
was telegraphed for as soon as it was
found that her , father's condition was:
dangerous, and she immediately hastened
to his bedside. Soon after her arrival she
was stricken down with a heart affection,
and for several days* lay in a precarious
condition. We are pleased to state that
she, too, is recovering now, and it is now
thought both will entirely recover.— nk
,Aannock' Republican, !Oa.
—Oitmion I lltossous.—Last evening a
'Very pleasant•party assembled at the resi
dence of Postmaster Fin, in Wyalusing.
The occasion which brought the company
together was the marriage of Mr. FEE'S
eldest daughter, Miss EMMA, to Mr. •C.
D. Lyox, a telegraph operator of Waver
ly, N. Y. .The house was handsomely
trimmed with flowers and evergreens ;
the guests were numerous, and the bridal
Presents elegant. The silken knot was
tied by Rev. DAVID CRAFT, in his . usual
happy manner. •Among the guests were
Req. P. D. Moiuton and family—the
Judge being an uncle of the bride. The
young hus'bind has given evidence of
commendable and piactical forethoughti
in providing a cosy and neatly furnished
Homo for his bride in Waverly, where
they will at once set up housekeeping,
and enter upon the• solid comforts 'of
married life. It was.a matter of-general
remark last evening by those. who had
the pleasure of being present and meeting
Mr. and Mrs. tLirOx, that they seemed
most happilymated, and they carry with
them to their new home the best wishes
l of a host of friends: The good people of
Waverly are to be eongmtulated on the
acquisition of the fair and accomplished
young bride to their social eircles.-14-
view, Thursday lasti
Local Correspondence.
A wedding, a "Democratic Rally" and
a circus combined to make Wednesday of
last week a day of interest for this place
-and the. wedding was the only one of
the trio that paid expenses !
Every OM yie have seen who took in
the' excursion Priday seems very much
pleased, despite the misunderstanding
abant the. boat ride and the wetting they
got. An excursion that can give satisfac
tion under difficulties is rare.
An honest or dishonest count in taking
a vote on a train will probably have very
little to do with the Presidential election,
but after the habit of doing things hon
estly is once acquired;—ete. . •
At the Republican caucus there was a
general turn-out. • The differenees• of
opinion were veryislight. A more harmo
nious meeting of ;the -kind has not been
held in Wyalusina - for a long time.
The Jackson Post, G. A. H., are mak.
ing arrangements - to atTend the Encamps
ment.
1
r gen
•;e •n •
J. F. CILI3IIMILAIS lost Y valuable
horse last-week ; supposed to be (torn the
effects of accidentally running a nail in
the foot., • - .
. C. M. HALL, Esq., of Towanda, spent
the Sabbath with friends here,
H. 13. GAYLORD is quite sick. At this
writing he is t.: ought to b© better. Drs.
Ilettrox and ScovILLE attending.
Angnst 33. Vitact
MOUNTAIN LAKE
MIL EDITOR.: !laving oecacton.to be at
Mountain Like on Thursday. the 19th
inst. '
and se Ting a long train of wagons
with their Ally freight of children and
young people passing in to the Lake near
the residence of Mr. Lit.Nox, on inquiry I
learned that it was the Sabbath Schools
of. Moufltain Lake and Maury Grove
going to the Lake for a picnic. Won't
you go with us?" asked my informant.
" There wilt be enough fur all that will
come." -And judging from the Sight of
their wellffilled baskets I could not doubt
his word: ' I consented, hiving a desire
to ,see the Lake from that side. After
listening to some . very tine music from the
West Burlington Cornet Band, we were
called inside the summer house, where
we listened to some appropriate remarks
from the Rev. PAta. SMITU, of Burling
ton. Then we were served with our din
ner, and such a dinner a king might envy.
And then-to the Llke for a ride in the
boats. I observed with pleasure the quiet
deportment of the young people, of whom
there were not a few. .God bless them !
May they glide down the stream of life as
smoothly as did their boats on the Lake.
I shati not soon forget my visit with the
people of Mountain Lake and Hickory
Grove. - Yours, G. A. S.
Mbuntain Lake, August 21.
•
Smithfield is quite a lively place, still it
is not so full of drug stores as you made
it appear in our last • correspondence.
Please examine the manuscript and see if
it does not read "four dry goods stores,"
instead of four drug stores. If it does
not read thus, it certainly should. [lt
reads drug stores .—= En.
We have been having quite lively, as
well as sad, times. Several picnics have
been held in different parts of our town
ship, a history of which yoa have already
published, and we will let that suffice.
Mr. WILLIAM MESSING, a promising
young man 21 years of age, after only a
few days: sickness, died on Wednesday
the 11th lust., of typhoid fever. lie was
of German descent, of 'Christian parents,
and always lived in Smithfield. His wid
owed mother and family moved to. Bur
lington last spring, but IVlttaft stayed in
town and worked- for Mr. Bnannsts,
where he was taken sick and died. In
early life he united with the Church of
Christ in this place and has ever lived a
faithful Christian, and died with a prayer
upon his lips. His mother and
_friends
have the sympathy of all who know them.
Miss LUCRETIA DOTY, aged 36 years,
died — Thursday evening lait after several
weeks of severe sickness, which she suf
fered patiently until the end. She also
was a consistent Christian and a member
of the Baptist Church - of this place from
her youth. Sheiras beloved by all who
knew her.
Iffil
On Saturday morning last Mr. WELLs
LEONAIID lost hid little boy, OnuE, WhO
died from diph theria , being sic); only 30
hours. Dr. tiIiDEILWOOD was. called, but
could render no help, as the child was
then dying and only lived a few hours
afterwazd. - OnLIE was a sprightly little
fellow only three years old, and being al
ways healthy and active, the, blow was
more severe to his parents . . About four
years ago these same • parents lik4 their
only child, a little girl, very suddenly by
drinking-tbe . dregs of a bottle which con.
gained a solution of .corrosive: sublimite
that was in the garret and supposed to be
empty. This helps to make their present
loss still more eevere and keenly felt, and
WYALUSING
SMITHFIELD.
fie, have the heartfelt sympathy of their
friends and neighbors. _
We have just learned that Mrs. Mae:
OMMISTTF. GEOOOLDS, Of Waverly, N.Y.,
die() last evening. and 15 to - to buried
to
morrow at this plaste,vbere she has many.
relatives and friends. hire. GEROULDe
was one of the first settlers in this town
ship, her age being that of 82 years. Some
four or Ifive years sgo she moved to Ma
verly, but the mast of her life has been
spent In this 4illage.
The little lime +girl belonging to F.
Wneehen, of this village, has been very
sick with dipththei ia. We learn that Mc
is nowitneriiving. ,
Mr., Wst. H. PiEnce Is very sick and
tiCit'expeeted to live long. -
Nof. I. 8. CRAWFoIIn came in town
last Friday looking quite natural. His
school has leommeneed -to-day with 135
scholars. '
,P , Pder B. S. DEAN, BeHair, 0., ifith his
family, am visiting friends , in this place.
They are expecting
. to remain here until
after the yearly meeting of the Disciples
of Bradford county, which is to be held
with this church, commencing Friday
evening, September 17th, and continuing
over Sunday. MUMMER..
Smithfield, August 23.
ULSTER
,
Again we are called upon to chronicle
the departure from our midst of one of
our most respected young ladies. I'Ve
refer to the marriage of Mies STELLA
PrtvirEn, daughter of H. B. Prreunn; to
Mr. M. E. Cnunnucx, of Towanda, which
occurred - on Wednesday, August 10th,. at
5 o'clock; r.l at the residence of . the
bride's paren ts, Rev. .L- S. STEwsnr, of
Towanda, officiating. Although we are
sorry to low our young ladies and have
Mein take up their abode elsewhere, yet
we heartily tender to the happy couple
our best wishes, and "may they live long
and prosper."
JACKSON HOLLENUACE, while laboring
for JAMEs NATIIEn, came near 'being
launched into eternity yesterday. Mr. H.
with Mr. W. lihr t nittm, was endeavoring
to remove a heavy partition, when a prop
gave way, letting the partition fall, which,
striking Mr. H., felled him to' the floor,
where ho remained unconscious for some
time, As soon as be could be removed
he was taken to Dr. L. B. Sstirn's office,
where his numerous wounds were prcl,p
erly dressed. Had he been- struck iitily
about one inch letVer it would uncloubt
eilly BP VC caused instant death.
' A young child of WELLS LEONARD did
of diphtheria Saturdaymoruing last. The
funeral *as, held—at the house Sunday
afternoon:
'The Gairi'uy,Lro and Awrirux Club met
Saturday evenin and transacted business
relating-to the a mpaign.
August 2L
No Goon Pa f.cupio.—No man can do
a good job of w k, "'reach a good ser.
moo, 'try a law suit well, doctor a patient,
or write a good article when he feels mis
erable and dull, with sluggish brain and
unsteady nerves; and none should make.
the attempt in such a condition when_it
can be so easily and cheaply removed y
a little, Hop Bitters. Sec other cokmn.
pUSINESS,LOCAL.
t CASH PAID FOR PRODUCE at
Oct. 30. • bECNEU & ti of aura.
CORSER has the bt3 . B *wearing Shoes
M
for en, Boys and Youthel ,
lefay ever offered In
Towanda, and at prices within tho reach of all.
tE,N; Our' Foods are NEW and of the
BEST QUALITY. ifIICKER 4 VW:011T.
T - Dyspepsia in worst forms will
yield to the use of CiIITER'S Littlo Nerve Pills
allied by CARTitat'S Little Liver rills. They not
only relieve present distress but strengthen the
stomach and digestive apparatus.
tir State Normal School of 'Mansfield,
Tloga county, Pa., L . opeu I ' VEDNESDAY,
SErTEMILETt. IRr, 141.
lEMME!
Fora good, durable add neat-fitting
SHOE, Ca!Vat F. J. BLII3US, opposite Feeley's
Hotel. s Nov. 27-tt.
'PENNSYLVANIA STATE COL-
LEGE admits both sexes. Endowment halt a
-Tuition free. -Courses or study:CW*l
- and Agricultural. A thorough Pre
piiatory Departmqat. Expenses ett to $5 per week.
For catalogue, aildrellS JOSYPII SUOUTLIDOI6, A.
M., Pres. State College. pa. Aug. 12-wlO.
Saperior ; ,j articles in universal re
quest are always cunterfeited, and the pirate, of
trade, who plek u p) a living by depredating upon
the rights of others, are constantly 'trying to cheat
the public by substniiiing, imitating and fasilying
SIMMONS'. Liver Regulator; but beware: take
none es&pt undei our copyrighted. engraved
tabel, with. seal, signature mid stamp of J.• I.
zElps &Co. Alw
lam' Provisions of all kinds, of the b6t
quality, at DZCICEIL & VOrol/7'6.
®" Try our New JAP. TEA. Best in
town. Dr.cusn a vorour.
or Choice TEAS and COFFEE a
peclalty at DatmEn voronvs.
re WARTF.D IMMEDIATELY.
agents on the life of General .Laat A:GARFIELD,
by "Carleton," the popnlar, brilliant and fascinat
ing writer. The finest biographical pubilcatiOn
which will be offered to canvassers during the
campaign. LlßtilAl. TERMS. For territory,
etc., apply at once to JOELIN M. UOLLANO t.
610 Arc); street, Philadelphia. Aug. 19.
Or PRICES WAY DOWN on Gents'
Floe and Coarse Boots at BLrSl'B, ow:mite Bee
lere Hotel.. Nov. 2.74 f.
ggr The I t aagest, Best and Cheapest
line of Shoes 'for I.,adlcs', illsses , -and Childress•
wear is found at Consan's new store, corers Main
and l•lae-sts., Tracy & Noble's Block. •aprk7s
Ur B. RODGERS chalk :Tea compe
tition for quality of goods and low .Priced on Sash,
Ocmrs„ Blinds and Moldlnit., and a$ bulldingroa
terlal, [aug3•tfl.
t It is impossible for a woman after
a faithful course of treatment with tLvoia Z.
Ait's VEGETABLE COMPOUND to
confirm./ to stiffer with a weakness of the uterus.
F.neloso a sitarhp tb mrs. INDIA, E. PI NKMAIII, 233
WeStqrn:Avenue, Lynn., Mass., for pamphlets.
Sold by Dr. IL C. POltTill, Druggist, Towanda,
Pa. .
• ..,
Vr FROM . INSTINGUISIIED C1:111GT.
N.--Weallifigtoß, 1). C.; June 19. 1879. I have
known of Several persons who regarded themselves
as greatly henellted, and some of then, as perma
nently cured of diseases of the kidneys And
urinary organs by your medicine. WARNER'S
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. I Aare known, too,
of Its use In similar cases by pnysclans of the
hithest character and' standing. • I do not doubt
that 1p has great virtue. d. R.RANKIN. ,
Extract from a letter trom Ilickett & Griffin,
Druggists. Monroe, N. C
dIONRO L , De6emberitik—We bare no hesi
tation idsaying that your Bate Kidney and Liver
Cure 111 the most efficient combination tor obStinate
Kidney Diseases we have ever known—and we..
have no meagre experience. our Dr. DIFICILTT be
ing a practicing physician for nearly twenty years,
, BICKETT S GRIFFIN.
MARRIED.
LYON—FEE,-At the residence of the bride's
parents In Wygnslng, August 18th , Pain, by Rise.
D. Craft. Mr. Charleall. Lyon. of Athens, and
Miss Cilium, eldest daughter of Andrew Fee, Esq.
BEVAN—KEN:CV/T.—At the house of U. L.
Kennedy In Ulster, •August 18th, IttSo, by Iler.
C; C. Conte, Mr. Richard L. Koran, of Duritnit.
ton, and Miss Della.L. Kennedy, of Ulster. i
VitroAbgertiseutists.
DEEKSKILL (N. Y.) MILITARY
ACADEMY—For clreulArs; athiren Col. C.
.1, Wright, A. H., - July c ts, wil
EH. DOHMAATL,
- ••
325 East Water St.,' EIMITS, N.Y.
•
tat Floor DRY GOODS
2d Floor MILLINERY •
PI Floor CARPETS
4th Floor' CLOAKS k SHAWLS
Upper doors accessible by elevator:
-A visit of Inspection la respectfully solicited
•
persona are hereby
forbidden from trustlng any persod on my
account. as 1 will not pay any debts contracted
with Out a written order from me.
CHARLOTTE CIIILSON.
Asylum, August 0, 18804v30.
GEO. W. KIMBERLEX,
4170e1E,Y-AT.LAW,
TOWAN DA, PA
Oilice-13zeon4 . door toting or First National
Bank. . • August 12, 1880.
BLAIRSVILLE (PA.) LADIES'
SEMENAM—Beautiful grounds, ammo
atolls buildings, now sod superior Mame for prac
tice, and THOBOCOVI taarituvrittat. Ten instruc
tors. Terms moderate. Thirtieth year begins
September 8, tam Catalogues, apply to Itim
T. R. RWlNG,Tritippol. • July 294132.
.
lIM
Wyoming Seminary. and Commekeictri 00110g0.
THE WYOMING SEMINARY IS A FIRST-CLASS ; BOARDING SCHOOL FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
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• The Seminary' o ff ers to students the following ',Courses of Study : Common English, Normal Course, Literature and
Science, Classical Course,- College Preparatory Course, Course in Music, arid Coarse in Art: Students not desiring to take any
ono of the Courses of Study may take any studies which they are prepared.to enter. Prices Within reach of all.
~,
The Commercial College gives instruction in Penmanship, Commercial Law, Political Economy, Commercial, Arathetic,
Business Correspondence, Telegraphy, and Book-keeping as applied to business of all kinds. Five Telegraph Offices, -Two .
Banks, etc. .
Pall Terms opens September lst. Commercial students address Riv. L. .1.. SPRAGUE, A. M., and all otheri REV. D.
COPELA.ND, D. D., Kingston, LUzerne County, Pa. .- - July 22d- s o. i
grew itbvertiseuteut.
31 ILLB:—The undersignddhaving
leased the old Saulsbury 3111% afoaki
-the patronage of the community. t.lristozii Work
done Immediately and In good enter. All leaks In
the Mill have been repaired and hereafter it wilt
MI kept in goad order. Feed; 'Flour, Meal and
Bran constantly on . hand. Cash paid for grain at
Masontown. W. WELLS.
3fonreeton, June 17, 1880.
PROCLAMATION. - WHEREAS,
Hon. P5..6. D. StOUROW, PlTSltlet:t Judge of
totitath Judicial Distelet; consisting of the county
of Bradford, has, Issued his precept bearing date
the 11th day of .May, that'. to me directed, for
holding a Court ot - oyer and Terminer, General
Jail Delivery, cuarterSeselrin of the Peace, Com.
inoa Pleaa anti' Orphan's Court at Towanda. for
the county of Bradford,, conimenclug on Monday.
SEPTEMBER arff, thie, to continue three weeks.
Notice Is therefore hereby given to the Coroners"
and Justices of 'the Peace of the county of Brad=
ford, that they be then 'and there In their peeper
persons, at 10 o'clock Innis , forenoon of said day,
with records- Inquisitions and other remembrances
to do thosettstugs which to t*.ir office appertain
to be done : and there who Rio bound by recognis
pieces or otherwble, to prosecute against the prise.;
tiers who areor Atay be In the jail of, said county,
are to be then and there to prosecur'e against them
e* shall be just. Jurors are- requested to Se punc
tual In theft' attendance, agreeably to theirthotice.
Dated at Towanda, the 9th day of August. In the
'year of our Lord one thousand--elght hundred
and eighty, and of the Independence of the
" United States one hundred and fourth.
PETER J. DEAN. Shert g.
TRIAL LIST FOR SEPTEMBER
Term of Court, to lerhelti at Towanda :
a KARL."
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FECO.ID !EEIC.
'
Ellen K. Mltediell vs. Jas} Kelly eject
Pomeroy Tiros. vs. S. Ilit and .1. S. Madden.— Issue
Pa. & N.Y.R. R. Co. vs. , J.D. Motitanye et al—eject
Jackson Lewis vs. Wilt. Whitney trespass
Seth Doans.s miner vs. C. W. Wane troVer
A. A. •Valiner's use vs. A. J. Layton appeal
Wm. M. Keeler's use vs. Barret Keelii... .... ttsspt
Miami S, Pike's ulto vs. C. 11111101Cker . rep
Margaret D. Kline's use vi. G. W. Montt et al.tress
F. G. nitre use vs. Geo. Vivi.. et al Issue
P. Wi McDonnell vs. A.. J: Layton [regrew
0. J. Chulitsuck vs. W.. 11. litergan•sestate...asspt
W. R. Storrs, assignee, vs. T. It. Jordan......asspt
Daniel Bensiey vs. S. Evans et al ....eject
J. Munch, guardian. vs. P. 1,„ Ward et al....eject
li. IL Kilburn: :WWI% is. Hart. Fire In. Co...debt
(LP: Tracy Int Job Morley ' trespass
James Bryant vs. Ellisnan Smith trespass
Chas. P. Gould vs. Wau. Lloyd appeal
D. B. Walker et al vel. , Pa. & N.C. & It.R.Co.eject
Guy C'. Holton vs. Elhaliati Smith . appeal
Wm. 31. Mallory vs. Jas. T. Craft et al...ortltton
John Holmes vs. I'. L. Decker.... . asset
Chas. Peseigis A Co. vs. Kinney & Watklns..debt
Chas. Perrlgo A Co. vs. lifailes Watkins ' debt
111I1D BV.F.EII. •
'Cleo. Strong vs. C. W. elmlie.-- appeal
Clement Henkel vs. Porte Luber , : debt
A. T. Fox, assignee, vs: V. E. Eloilet asset
nose Vllicent vs. I'a. S: N.Y.C. A B. 1t.C0.,..ca..e
Temperance Smith V 8 11. W. Wheelock, del.t
C, A. Heavener vs. David Ileavener's ex•r:..s.,spt
.1. B Brodley VB. Alonzo 11111 et al ' elect
I'. Ilagan's ad m'r vs. A. J. Layton et C 1.... appeal
Mary Regan's use vs. A. J. I.ny ton et al. , ..appeal
Hi:lden A Mullock.vs. Holcomb A Angus.. tre.s r as4
J. L. Elabree vs. Hugh (;lark ' foie
Mlnnequa Srg Inn.Co./vs,llottsvllle 311 1 n.Co.debt
Lenora Heath et al vs.":lohti C,orroll ..... ..,. tiespass
Gen. W. Esser vs. Jon. 0. Ward ttespass
Wm: H. Dankest's. Wm. 3lay t n'spass
W. P. Coburn vs, 11. R. hall appeal
Hiram Horton's use vs. E. Shepard sci fa
' . ..
6 6
David King vs: Chas Vtalll',aPPeal
Win. 11. Christian vs. J. ,DiDwen set la
J. Carroll vs. Liverresd.. L. & G. Ins. Co debt
First Wesleyan Church vs. S. Powell et. al—elect
L. F. fitoetchlris vs. Wro. Gardner debt
.1, Swackhammer vs. Chis.A Mary Sill eject
• Subikenas for second. week returnable Monday.
September lath.' at 2 o'clock, 11. M.: third week,
Monday. September 20th, at 2 d'clork. P. 31.
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GEO. W. EL AC KMAN, Prothouoiary.
Towanda, Sully
- 1$ BAN..KRUPTCY%—.IIII the
Dis
trict Courtof the United States, for the West
ern District of, Pentisylvania. in the matter of
.tames W. Taylor and Mahlon M. Spalding, bank
,rupts. In bankruptcy.
by virtue of, an order• of the District Court of
'the thitted States for the Western District of
Pennsylvania. I will sell at public auction at the
court House is Towanda, Penna.. On',..MONDAY.
.4.I'GEST 20T11, IUO, at 10 o'clock, A.M., a lot of
booß accounts. notes, Judgments, etc., belonging
to estate of above•natued bankrupts. a schedule 4,t ,
which will be exhjblted at time of sale. I will
also Sell at same Watt and place. I, Marvin's safe. 2
small upholstered seats. I desk, I table counter,
etc„ belonging ' to , said estate. Terms or saler—
CA;11. E. T. FOX, Assignee. !
,Towanda..Augitst
NOTICE._AtIt
persons of
ar ti e ie f ia o f r o be i.
Timberon the lands
waiii McGovern, In Overton Township, without
.the written consent of the undersigned, under the
penalty of the law.
JOHN 315:00VERN, Executor. i
'Overton, 'May 3.1, Is';',o-Iyr•
VXECUTOR'S
.NOTICE.— Let
ters testandmtar}•hating been granted to the
undersigned. under the last and telitaineut at.
George late at Wyalusing, decebsed,
all persons iindebled to the. estate of said deeedent
are hereby uotlged to make Immediate paynient,
and all having deltas against said estate Mast ;it*.
sent the same duly authenticated to the under.
signed for settle:lwatt.
.1. K. NEWELL, Eaecutot..
Wyalusing, Pa., August 5, then. .)
I'I'LICATION DIVORCE. A —To L. it. Case. In . the Court of Com
mon Pleasof Bradford county. No. 272. February
Term, 1660. You are hereby notified that Emma,
your wife. has applied to the Court of Common
Pleas of Bradford County for a divorce foon the
bonds of matrimony, and the said Court has ap
polnted•Mtnday, September 6th, usn. In the Court
House at - Towanda, for bearing the said Eusma.
in the peemises, at which time and place you
may attend D you think proper.
10e-Bv. • • PETER J. DEAN, Sheriff.
APPLICATION IN DIVORCE.
—To Willard D. Buxton. In the Court of
Common Pleas of Bradford county. No. *.r;il. ttop•
telpher Term, ISSO. You - are hereby notified that
Rolla E.. your wife. has appliedto the .Court of
Common Pleas of Bradford County for a divorce
from the bonds of matrimony. and the said. Court
has appointed Monday, September 6th. ISKI, in the
Court - House In Towanda, for hearing the said
Rolla E., in the premises, at which time and place
you may attend if you think prois , r.
104 w. - rETER .1. DEAN, Sh
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
—Estate of G. Wayne Kinney; deceased.'
I.etteraadmlutstration on the estate of G.
Wayne - Kinney, late of Sheshequin township,
Bradford county, Penna., halw , licen granted to G.
W. Blackman. sesldlng In Tiewamsa Borough. In
said county, to whom all perso indebted to said
estate are requested to make pay and those
haying claims or demands will m o 'known the
Bartle Hlthout &lay. _
(3EO. W. BLACKMAN, Ad
Towanda, Pa., .July V, issO4s6. •
STATE
Normal School !
MANSFIELD, TIOGA- CO., PA
The State Normal SOhool. at il'anPlletKl opens
WEDNESDAY, SEPT'ESIBEU I;i-tatiCke
nip
Less than at any other school In the State. Three
tet rosin the year .8.1 each. or We. Tht, includes
tuition to all branehes, hoard, fuel, nil, room:Tent.
.and trashing. The expenses of those preparhig
to teach will be Of per term, or .18S. The year of
graduation, expenses only .118 for the year. The
appropriations from the State reduce the expenses
of the year firm eits9 to forthe year of gradu
ation.-
.Tottlon . for those boarding out of the bulltllug
111 per term. ',No cal roe.
EArly avyaleatmo should be made for good rooms
1115.- For Circulars and futormattuu address '
• D. C. Tlltfil AS, Prlue'pal.
Mansfield. N., August 19, ISSO-w9.
L. B. POWELL,
PIANOS,. ORGANS MUSICAL
115 WYOMINC-AVE., SCRANTON
Not having flompleted the _niningiment to sell
my Music Business to Mr. WALtEII OMR, it will
hereafter - be eosdneted in my own name_ E. .1.
Bunn. C. WitirrExatont, C.J. rimless& and.
F. 1,4 - 0.03t0 will remain with me as heretolure.
L B. POWELL.
Scranton, Pal July 15, iftbo.
EAST; FRONT.
nfstrator
MERCHANDISE.
CHANGE OP NAME.
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THE, RR EI:ASSOCIATION
[01141141=- 4 0 0 F1i5)*,417-OF4-1 1 1
A. LOUDON SNOWDEN, President:
Cash Aft k sseits,,,
Capital Stoek,
All Other Liabilities
Net Surplus,
1`
This .4ssaciatiQn has paid losse e s antortn,ting to.nearly
ATILLIONS OF DOLL.IR,S. _ - •
WM. S. VINCENT, AGENT,
,icsaf.
QIIERIFF'S SALE'S.--By - virtue
) sundrs wrltA - hoard ont of t1;0 Court of
.moron Pleas of Bradford County . - and to toe
directed, I will eipmke to put,!le sate, at the Court
Hbuse In Towanda Borough, no
„
Friday, tirptem‘er 10th, Via!,
,
ail o'olock, P.. M.; the following descri proper
ty. to wit: loni . .
No; tl. Otte lot of land, Situate in South Waverly
Boriiii2 ll, lanulded as Tethers: ' Beginning at the.
northeaSt corned of a lot deeded by Cyrus Watford i
to F. A.. }trot ' • thence south 814° east 120 feet to
the west side of Warford; street ilt being a'street.
50 feet V.1.1s and conneeled northerly with Brad
ford street); thence mirth 2 5.. , i east along its west- .
ern line feti feet; thence north Sl'S* West t2O feet to
Theodore F. Shim:nen - a northeast corner; thence
south 21 s o west otehls eastern line 5o feet to the
piaci, or beginning ; contains 1,00 1 !aware, feet of
land, with] framed dwelling house and few fruit
trees thereon. -Suit of Phebe V. Marsh vs. George
Barnes. AlsO at suitor The Bradford Loan and
Building As...eel:Dion of Athens vs. Om. Barnes.
-.No. 2. A itSO—Orie other lot - of lane, situate In
South Creek '4, Oteuship, hounded as follows: fte
ginning at a rich:elf tree near the read leading front -
South Creek to Well., being the southwest corner
of a lot fornierly rim -out do dote, It. Kerricli :
thence north to east 105 rods to a post on the south
line of the Bingham lands s thence along said Due
smith 8 31 4 . east 116 rods or thvrea'',outs to. the
southeast corner of said liertick lot: thence along
the south line of said lot north 89° 30' west 116 6.15
rods to the place of, beginning ; Contains :6 acres
and 14 perches'of !and, more or less, alt Wipe ved;
witted trained timise, 1 framed barn and an orchard
of (rut etrees thereon. ; • -
No. 3. Al.so--sOne. other lot of land, situate in
South Creek township, Niunded as follows: Ail.
leining on the south stile of the oneabove described
116 e-10 rods: there .frontsoutheast corner of said
lot south or nearly so 30 3-10 rods to a posit ; 'thence'
westerly 72 rods to another corner; thence a north
,: esterly eburse to the place of.beginning: contains
Let acres at 1.36 perches of land, more or less fa
tot formerly rim out to John P.,Kerriekl, all im
proved: no hut:dings. Suit of L. C. Boughton vs.
Daniel Boughton. . •
No, 4. ALSO—One other lot of lat , al, sltna'e In 1
Columbia: township. hounded north, east and south
by lands of Eliza Wilson, and west by,the public' ,
highway leading from Austinville to Well: con;
in
[sins 2 acres,ure or less. Rettig the KW t, let of
laud -that was reserved in deed - bearing , date as
above from William Wilson to Ellett Wilsefu, with
t now framed !tense, 1 framed tarn. and an old'
house thereon. tout of 0. Westinghouse A Cu. vs.
err Wilson, .
No.is. ALSO—One other ifat of land, situate hi
Derrick township, bounded north by lauds of Le
man' Mattison. east and south by the public higke
way. and west by lands of G. F. Warner and All
retntore - ; contains 2 acres, more or less, all lid
ii,roved. with 1 framed house, 1 framed ba ' other
datbuildiegs and few fruit and, tinfoine '1
trees
thriven. 'suit of 0. IL Pickerthg• vs. A.. L'Ste
phens, °I
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No. C. A 1.90-r One other lot of land. situate in
Itonte township, 'bounded as follows: Beginning at
a stake and stones in -the ct litre of the. highway
I-fatitng senthward by Esther Marsh 'to Towner
111 1 1 ; there. 'her It l'iO t ". east by lands of Silas
!.artier '22 040 perches. to a stake and stones; thenet ,
south is i 4 0 east 31 perches to a stake and stones%
thence south i'4° west -113.10 perches to a stake
and stone-s: thence north Si. 'west by lands of
Esther Marsh 30 8-10 perches to 4 . -stake for a cor
ner,' almet 2 perches west of the first mentioned
highway: IlMince south Lis• Wait 13 4-10 perches to.
a hemlock stump; thence north ssiS° west by lands
of Wm. 'Wolf (now J. A. Alien) 66 perches to a
stake and stones: thence north 11° east by lands or
Silas Burlier 66. 5-10 perches to - the plia-p of lit gins
nine' cantaini22 acres/ more or less. i ~
Jo.:. ALSO—One other lot uf - land "Sl
, tuate - in
Rome township. bounded as follow, : Beginning at
a stake and stones the northeast corner of a lot
deeded by S. N. 'Barnet to the within gratitue ;
Thence south silli ° -east 55 5.10 perches to a post:
thence south I , l * west 40 tido perclms to a stake
on the line of Mrs. Marsh,: thence along the north
line of the same not lb gs• w e st 50 340 per c hes to
the northeast corner of a lot deeded by S. N. Bar
rier to the within grantee ; thence along the s;ittle
grantee's lot north I's. west 41,3-10 perches to the
piaeo of beginning; contains 15 acres, more or less.
There being lu . the two above pieces of land 3:
acres, more or lest, nearly nil improved. With 1'
framed hofise."l small barn and few fruit trees
thereon. Suit of George Niehols,lo use of O. 1).
Kinney, vs. Win. Wolf. •
No. 8. AI,SO-4 ine other lot of land, situate !n
Tekranda township, hounded north by lot' No. to.
east by Railroad Street, south by lot Nd. 5, and
west br an alley. Being lot No. 0 in a plot and
sure," made by 0. F. Mason, of South Towanda;
being about 150 feet seep and 68 feet front. all be--
proved : no buildings. Suit of If. L. Scott vs.
Catharine Glills. ' .
_ •
No. d.• ALSO—One other la of land, ' , Duets) In
Monroe 'township. bounded as follows: Beginning
out. the south bank of the Kent run at a birch run
ning north 140 perches to the northeast corner of
A. Johnson's land to a post niner ; thence east 25
perches to a post corner on Ste Ellis line ; . thence.
south :X. perches toe pine stump corner; thence
east 33 perches to a post corner ; thence south lii
perches to the road on the south bank of Kent run;
thence West, along said road 63 perches to the.place
of teglnidng; contains 50 acres, more or less,aboot
3 Improved, wills 1 log house anti 1 old barn there
on, Suitof John Rotuma' Ilse vs. Mosieste. Joinrson.
No. 10. A I.SO--One other lot of land, situate in
Towanda Borough, twentieel as follows: Beginning
at R. M. Welles' northeast corner on Poplar street:
thence easterly along the south line of fools' .
street 50 feet more or /ells than alley; thence south
erly along the west, line of . :sild alley 100 feet mots
or less to the place of begifoallig. Said party of the
first part hereby specially reserves to Fred A. Cash
and 'David Cosh's estate, or their heirs or assignS,
the right to cut off water from the house situated
on the abevo described premises, which is taken
from a certaluwater pipe belonging tOliavtd Cash's
estate, at any time the said Fred A.Cash or Cash's
estate may ossire; all Improved, . with 1 framed
Movie, other outbuildings and few fruit trees
tbertninis, Salt . of .folin Ifolmes vs. George -and
Ain ells Walborn. •-
i , • i •
No. 11. ALSO—One other lot of land, situate In
Tuscarora township, bounded north by lands of
Jackson Cogswell and Samuel Tewksbery, east by
lands formerly of Samuel Tewksbery. now Wllllarn
Fbinney; south by lands of estate of Henry Kinney
and Oliver Warner; and west by lauds of estate of
!leery Kinney; contains 52 acres, more or less.
about 5 improved,-wlth I board shanty and•l board
shed thereon. Suit of Guttenberg, Rosenbaum &
Co. vs. -Louise Greek.
No. 12. ALSO—One other Id of , land, situate In
-Franklin township, bounded as follows: Beene Ing
at a post in the 'centre of the restrain:ring from
West Franklin to Granville; theneb 18'4? emit 10
rods and 10 links to a post : thence north 13 0 West
02 feet to a post ; thence 'nth° wept 10 rods and 10
links to a post; thence south 130 east op ft to the
place of beginning; contains X an acre, mbre or
lees, all improved, with 1 framed Church building
and 2 horse sheds thereon. Suit of T. J. Sculley
vs. Union Meeting House, West Franklin:
. No. 13. ALSO—One other lot of land, situate in
South Waverly Borough, Weeded north by a lot of
- Patrick Frost, east by lot of Frank-Hudson, south
by South street, and, "test by Lodes street: all
,Im
proved, with 1 framed house, t framed barn and
Ifew fruit trees thereon. ;Snit of Patric& Maloney
To. Thant= Frost. . .
No. 14. ALSO—One other lot of land, situate In
Mtn
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STATEMENT OF
~.. :~
Baas ZULU
t'ES I I 4 FRONT.
JACOB 11. LEN, Secrektry.
$4 , 5 206,240 00
$500,000 00
2,539,153 00
1,167,087 .00
84,206,240 00
Towanda, Penna.
Segal.
IMIIIIME=!!!!IfIIIM!ILE/1111
Towanda township, IIOnLAPd north by tot No.
past by an alfry. south by lot N.. 91. and' west by
Main street; being SO feet (rent and about 110 feet
daep., all Iniprotred-t no buildings. Rehm lot No.
93 on map and surley of. Masco's fano made by 'W.
It.. Morgan . for trustee. •
No. b',. ALSO. , -fair oilier lot of laud, situate In
Towanda township, boUnded north by lot No. 7,6,
east by Centre street,-south by lot No. SA, nod a est
by an alley; being si) feet front and about Ins feet •
d-ep.all Improved; no buildings. tiring lor No.
,57_,.0n a map and surrey of Mason's farm-made by.
W. It. Morgan for .trustee. Suit of 11. L. Scott,
trustee of G. F. Mason, vs. U. J. SLAB]: .
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REGISTER'S NOTICE
.-Notice
hereby given, that Met; has been flied In
Inu ofilye of..4egister of Wills in-a nil for the
of Bradford acCounts 9 , 1 adnrinistration upon the
folowing estateic viz :
Final account of C. W.•Resiaoltis, executor of
Frederick Gregory,. late Of Pike. ileyea‘eit.
..7arttal account trf A. G. Crammer, adndnistrator
of -Philo Mimeos,
_late. of 3tonroeton Borough, de. ,
ceased. . .
6eeonll partlal.aceonnt. of Betsey A. Pratt, emee
utriacor, L'erry B. Pratt-. late of West Butlingtou,
deceased. --• •
Final account of Rodney Brewer,
with will auneied of Ira Brewer, late of .Urrvell,
deeeased.
Partial account of Charlotte Chil&ln; executrix
or Geo. W. Cl.lllon. late of Asylum. deceased.
Final aecount of I). H. litirntlaut; guardlau.of
Eva Raynor. iitlitor child of W. H. Raynor, late of
I:: , igt.ury, deceased. s
Vital account of Rowe!) Brainball, guardian of_
Edward J: Middaugh. minor' child of Isaac -14.fi1.t •
Asoch, tate of WyalnAng, deceased.. .•
• Final account' of ;John IlOnt and If; N. null,'
administrators of Thomas L. Preston, late of Troy;
township, deceased.
tieconot.partial account-of R. I:. Pfielik ono of
erecutors of Perry It. Pratt, late of West Bur
ilNtrton, deceased. ' .
;1;1%-t,artteegtent. of °kat C. Post, one - of .the ail
: is t rat ors of Isaac S.Post, late of Towanda town
sl.ip, dereaqed. '
Partial aeroluit of John Livens, one of the ad
ministrators with will aniexed of Daniel Livens,
late of South'Creek, deceased.
-Final Recount of Cyrus' Cook, administrator of
llorrlet Arnold, late of Warren, aece.ised.
Final account of I. C. itt.sabaugb, admlntitra
tor of Allen it. Dorsey, late of Athens Borough,
deceased.
' Final acconnt of Bev. H. H. Dunn, executor-of
ran-lett Burge. late of Troy. deceased.
. Final account of 11, L. Ilalght, administ;aaor
with will annexed of Christopher tt.rulth, late of
deCeased.
Final account of Ge 6. West. guardian of She
estate of Marthal Jane 'Elizabeth Greenacre-, of
sutton. Yorfolk, t:rigland, child of Robert Gnu:n
acre rani heir at law of Amos Corneby, late of
A:heus toWnship, deceased. 11,
Final account of. Gik). C. West, daardlatf of the
e• ate of Mary And Greenacre. of tslitton, Norfolk,
England. child of T , ltotiert Greeuac e and heir at
law of 'Amos corn*, late of Athe s townibto, de
ceased. ,
Partial account of E. T. Fox, e ecutor of tin-
Bennett, deceased.
Nt and , ' final :accouut of A. L. C taunter, ad
ridulstrator 4,1 bona non of Philo Minos, late of
Monroe Borough, deceased,
WitiaL neconut or Constant Duruz, executor of
lt,lsailo It. I?';ek, late of Wysox,ldeceased. '
Vat ace eint.,ol:lsaac C. Storrs, guardian of
Firma Ilulsland4. one of the chlldrett of , Jacob
EJ Als:ander, late or Troy : deceased.
Final account of Isaac V. Storrs. guardlab of
Jacob Holslander, ono of the children! of Jacob
.
,
Li alalander, late of , Trq, deceased.
'FILM account. of Leyl I:..istalford, ghardlan of
\lots Allen (now Donovan). one of the, children of
Noah Allen. late Of Nyaluslng, llecea4ed. 1,,, '
Final account of Loyal F..ltussell. executor of
Cy athia Jordon, late oeltomo township, eceasc.d.
Final acconut of 7.. F.!Waler and 311 c ael Cole
man, eTOCIVIOTS: Of David McKinney, dee 'aged.
Figs] arcotirt of 11. C. Allen, adolillistiato; 61 '
Cale!. N. floweit, late of Warren. , fe&ba,s.ed. • i
Final account of Tiavhl S..lleFon:bt, guardian
, if Esther Nf. riownlng, miner child of Jonathan
Downing, deceased. i
-Final accmintLot E. T. Fox, admlnlrtrator of
x.-
C.harlos S. Fr.lleCensNl. -
Final account (VA'. E. Woodruff, adMinistrator
or Betsey F. Platt, tate of Herrick, (let:eased.
Final account of Richard Bedford, ad ni inistrator •
or (!corgi' Munch.jr.. late of Albany, deceased.
Final account or Henry guardian of
tie 1.. Lyon, minor child of tiarauel•Lydu, Jr., late
of tirwell, 'accessed.
final account of S. It. 3icCord.lexcent4rr of John
Metlord, late of - Burlington, deceased.
Final account of Hiram Potter, guardian of Mel
vin I. Graves, minor child of P. 1). Grpores, late
of Stuithileld., deceased. "
Final -account of James H. Webb, guardian of
Stephen Edgar "Chamberlin, minor child of Henry
C. Chamberlin. late of Sreithfield, deccaanl.
final account of George . k'i Horton, guardian of
Trilson Vanderpool.
Flag account k of Lucy M. Adams, guardian of
•itiry 4 E:Adams, minor .cifild of John C. Adams,,
late at North "Towanda. deceased.
And also the appraisement of property set otf bg
executors and administrators to widows and chil
dren of the following decedents, viz :
Estate of Sylvester Milder, Rome. • •
Lester (I..Vanilorn, Troy.
-" Salisbury Co'e, Monroe,
" Michael Haley, Suiltigield.
" Silas "ROou, Albany. '
Reuben Hickok, Warren. •
Alitiond H. Jones,rTerry.•
Justus Ackley, Wyalusing. , ,
Christopher Smith; Asylum.
Charles Newell, Wysox.
And the sante will be presented to the Orphans'
Court of Bradford County, September nth. A. D.
tS3O at 2. l ti'clo - c - it, C. at., for confirmation and allow
once. A. CFRISBIE, Iteglator.
Towanda, Pa., August 6, ;13.40.
1 NCORI'ORATIIN: NOTICE. -
x Ta,ali whom It may eon ern: The underslgwici
eltlzeWof Columbia, Bre ford County, rentisiF •
vanla, hereby give untie° 'lit at-they Intend to apply
, to a Law Judge of Brad - for County for a . chartor
and to - be ineorporated r ln o a body peptic lu law,
kith perpetual succession,-under the name, style.
and title of "The ColumbleCemeteryAssociatiou,"
to be located at Columbia, Bradford County afore
said, for ;he purpose of We liurtalof the dead, and
to. provide mittablo grounds for , sald purpase, .•
..,
.. - - OLIVIER B. DESLEY,
- °Aim. C. pr t sLEY.
. . .
• .. .BAM Ulf..Ld. WARD.
- ORRIN B. ROWLAND,"
. .L_
W. E. Ctitiavorr, Solicitor.. ' ' and others.`
Columbia, August I; 18 1 yr& .. .
TN RE-THE ES AVE OF GEO.
liemutlugor, a lunatic. 1 . ..1n the Court of Coin
mon Pleas of Bradford County, No. 25, December.
Term, 1879.
The anal account of .Ino. i r.Spedding, committee
of tl:e person and estate Geo, Memmlinger, •
lunatic, has been - filed In th a alms and will be , pre
sented to the Cmirt of Common Pleas for confirms.
thin' on .THURSDAY. Ilth day of SEPTI.M.
REEL. 1880. Apnlication will also be wide for the
discharge of said committee.
• '
R. W. BLACKMAN,
Towanda, August 'l2, 1814 Prottuntotary„
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