Bradford reporter. (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, September 30, 1880, Image 3

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Towitn4st, Pa., Sept. 30, :S&L ;1
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el don the colored Zabel. - - By 'noticing the
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paper will b Stopped migesi the subsorip.
tion is relieved. . . • ,--
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Tuts is delightful weather for the Pair.
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Ilast' - the new advertisiinents in this
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issue.
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E. J: Rrii. is about to (peri4l jewelry
store at Troy.'
Tux Poor House of Tioga county has .
seventy-11,0 inmates.
, These are nearly six hundred Vera
registered in Athens.
, TUE residence of W. C. BoosuT, Fgq.;
on Second street, is, undergoing repairs.
THE ladies of the Episcopal„Murch,
Athens,-realized over 4500 from their re
cent fair. •
PAY yonr taxes if you want to vote at
the next election. This matter should be
attended to.
Inns time is .coming autumn
foliage will be called "just toe,awfully
lovely for anything."
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DYER it Co., have purchased the Third
Ward Grocery Store, 'and will hereafter
carry on the business.
TILE Fair 'opens to-day—Wednesday.
The attendance promises to be larger
than in any previous year.
Ithaca flim.have taken the contract
t, mike the bew fire shirts for Franklin
Steamer Company of this place.
Jurx)ialortnow has dccited that poor
,masters and township road-commissioners
are entitled to $2 , per day for their ser
vices.-
THE 'either manufactured at the Ath
ena tannery from September, 1879, tr
September, 1880, amounted to 13954,000
poundß. • /
THERE will be a sociable at the house
of WILLIAM K. HlLL,lbird street, -below
ElizabeiN, ion Tuesday evening, October
• • •
sth. All are invited.
Tstr: 7 ', 4 llrn3s of POWELL SC Co., and
Ev.s.Ns • lIILDRETE, have the largest
and finest selected stocks of Fall Goods
ever opened in this village.
Tim Germania Baud did not play in
the Park, On Friday. evening last, as pre
viooy announced they would. Engage
',
roents elsewhere prevented.
A NEW drying house for the Athenij
Tannery has recently been erected, and
the machinery in the. tannery proper has
been undergoing thorough repairs.
. .
Cnuncii of the Messiah (I.7.inversalist),
Rev. W. TAYLOR, pastor, at 104 A. 31,,
Communion .Service. At 7 P. M., subject
" The object of Human Existapee."
Tun Steam Flouring
Ward is being repaired and the inaehine
ry put in order, and we understand the
mill will be put in operation at an early
day.
BENJAMIN LANDON, of - Canton, has con
structed a small fire engine which will
throw a stream thr4ghsmall hose with
about the same force as that . of the hy
drants.
EDGAR FURNIAN, formerly of Leona,
this county, oldest son of PAUL S. FUR.
'MAN, deceased, committed, suicide at De
troit, 'Michigan, - on the 40th instant, by
tilting morphine.
THERepubliefins of Mt; Pleasant,. Bur
lington townsbiA"*ill raise a GARFIELD
ARTRER pole on Saturday nest. Hon.
W. T. DAMES and L 31. HALL, Esq.,
*ill address the tneeting.-
T-lIE Athens Glizet4 says : "E. W. DA.
TIES has on exhibitiokin, his show win
dow an English:clocksaid to be 150 years
old. Quite an old-timer, yet it 14oks as
bright as if in its infancy."
AND now the cfLiansT.pf Athena claim
that there will soon bo . erected' in
village a piano manufactory and a boot
and shoe mantitpc" torr. We hope their
claims may prove well-foiinded.
TnEu was a large attendance at the
re-union of the Seventh Pennsylania Cav
alry, held 'on the Fair Grounds, Troy, on
Thursday last. Speeches were made by
Rev. J. 11. FRENCH, of Troy, and JAMES
H. SXIAW, of Canton.
JAMES HOLLAND, of Sugar Rill, had
sixteen sheep killed by dogs, it is suppos
ed, on )lontiay night of last' week, and on
Wednesday night five sheep belonging to
J. F. VERIII YCK, of the same place, were
lost in the s. me manner.
• SATs the Canton...s,enaner of last week :
"SAstuut, ISPANE 6 .- Oze - have disposed of
'Al:* • banking - business to Mr. .Gl-. A.
uflmranda, a gentleman. of
eapital, who Rfll take possession about
— the first of next month."
1,5,V.V. J. 8. STEWART, D. D., will return
this week,,afra -- tbe:itegular services in the
Prbebyteriattcburch will be resumed next
Sunday, OctoberAtli. Preparatmilecture,
Saturday evening, 7 o'clock., Commu
nion service, Sunday, at 114 A. M. r,..„
A. J. COOPER, a farmer residing near
Waverly, hatfune of his legs so badly in:
jttred by a threshing machine on Monday
List that the- limb had to be amputated
aboNe the
. 1910.- He died from the effects
of his injuilei l the same evening. _
1 Tar. Elmira Advertiser of Tuesday last„
says alit CARDWELL, of Waverly,
absconded on Sunday of last
. weelt, carry
ing with hiur quite 'an arnoianivemniey
belonging to Mr. J. S. MURRAT, insur
ance agent, in whose .employ he waSe
THE case of• N. C. titntus, against the
estate of As P.4.CE11, decwed, growing
Out of the, sale of the North Branch
Canal, will be.tried, beore arbitrators
next month. The amonnt involved is
.$238,090, with interest for fifteen years.
Ws: learn from the .Canton Saltine! of
last week, that the directors of th 9
cultnial association of that place have not
decided whether or- not theri will be 9
• fair this fall. • It Is thought ,i,thethe
grounds can not be got ready isSibre "win
ter:
SA - vs th'e Contort Sentinel-of last week :
"Rica/nn W Arts' suld • his trolrr
T ER, got on -aspree- on irday nit
4 r wsus
last and run a horse until 1 able_ tb
go no longer and felt down ii!.the corner,
of Carson and Centre streets deal. • The
Society for the Prevention:of Cruelty to
ADITUAIS might find wcw:t
MEE
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wave nett . . wy by tke re el_li . thet f rDe ..F I S
' ',: TlALeiOne Itniiell be#lol,-
= anif two imblAbnua
*gad ootuddexAblyp ~ , . - , -
fitorieisitiUmi tbeieto . The P at ab li Onne,
will be in running order , Nl l 4 l in /;418w
days.
,Tint Boron ColnAr g vig bad the
dilapidated plank tietween
Elwell lime awl the: &nut Mere Park
rammed, and in its Aux have bad pa l
do:orn-a good, anbstantialt; ask mak. .•It
is au improvement- that haa,long Dt
lEigrs the, Troy. Gazette : "Siveral of
,the rich men of this town 'are ponderi#g
Who *all first to give our village the
bandit l t& well endowed.librity which
shall stand as a perpetual memento dile
kindnegs of heart and bicadth of 'View o •
onnuf our citizens.'! •
Ta Laceyville. oorresprindefit of the
Tunkkannock lienwetrst perpetrates the
folloWing in his letter of last week:
"Several tine strings of black- bass were
caught outpf the Susquehanna at this
place Jut week; Scorr Fonn'auTieri off
the largest, it weighing 4
.1b 6 oz."
-Costrezir A, Ninth RegiMent, of this
place, and Company I; tif Canton, are to
have a target match in about two weeks.
The distance for the shooting has been
thud at 200, and 500 , Yards. Two trials,
are to be' bad betieen the respective
teams, the first to be held at this Waco.,
' Fr should ,o remembered thit t every
citizen, ezcek thase I etween the ages of
twenty-one and twenty-two' years, must
have paid a State - or County tax within
two years to entitle him to a vote. The
2d day of Octobek cis the last day on
which this'duly can be legally performed.
TIIE GATIFIELD and ARSlit7t Club of
this place, was addressed on Friday even
ing last by Gs% W. linmaritr, Esq., and
A. J. KEEN Er, Esq. Both addresses
were listener} to with the closest attention
throughout, and the speakerri were each
warmly applauded at the conclusion of
their remarks. No better nor more argu
mentathe speeches have been delivered
before the Club since its organiiation,
and none better received.
ANDREW Jourtsmv, a passenger on Erie
train No. 4, shot himself in Alto head .
with a revolver, Thursday morning, when
the train was near Chemuug. He was re
moved from the train at Waverly to the
War:ford/House, where he died on Friday
night. He was Married on the Monday
previous at:Bushnell, 111., and Was upon
a wedding.tour to, Switzerland, the pace
of his tativity, where a fortune awaited
him, let him by a relativnlately deceased.
THE i:folloviing- named persons were
elected officers of _Valley Lodge,•?Sherdie
qu'n, No. 446, I. p. 0. F., on Saturday
evening •
6.—TPOStAS WELLEIt.
V. G.—W 3l. GUItE.
Axaiatant Seifeta ry— AV ALTER S. ELS-
Bit EP..
Representative to Grand Lodge—G4 L.
FULLER.
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THAT prince of popular novelists, B.L.
FAHJEON, ;author of " Blade.o'-qrass,"
‘iSigti of the Silver Flagon,"' "Joshua
Mat ve1,"14 now Writing for the Philadel
phia Weekly. Rregs, a new Mori?, entitled
" 119 Great Porter Square," which will
be a vivid pograiture of London life. The
opening.eliatiters will be published in the
number o September 30th. FARJE-,
cia\ is a. spit-in-law of Joisyn JEFFERsos,
whom.wOmow so well as Hip Van Win
kle.
Tuu thins of POWELL S Co.; and
EyANs & 'BiLottErit, 'oectipy considera
ble space in! this issue of the Itti.oitrEat,
in announcing . the . arrival of their Fall
supplies. Both firms have made unusu
ally purchases of seasonable goods,
and at very advantageous priCes. Per
sons whd attend the Fair should not re
turn honie until they,bave_paid i a visit to
these establishments, and examined the
many: novelties and handsome new de
signs in goods to be found in immense
stocks. ' • •
Vex DUZgil-ia: LYMAN'S . 'planing' mill,
at Smith . Waverly, was . destroyed by fire
.on Friday afternoon laSt.. The flames
icaught in the engin • roem while', the
workmen were at dinner, :anA had gained
such headway *hen d'iscov'ered that th.y
baffled entirely the efforts of .the firemen
to Subdue them until thebuildpg was en
tirely deStroyed. Several ha - dings in the
neighborhood of :the one. .burned were
damaged by fire. ,Therioss is estimated
at about 40,000, on which there is an in
surance of $2,300. ..!
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MRS. DAVID GARDNER, living at Orcutt .
Creek, fell From a chair While engaged in
&mehousehold duties
, and erushed her
hip at the joint. The ; accidentiaappened
last Friday morning, nisi is a very serious.
trial fora person upestirds of seventy-six
years of, age. Physicians were summon
ed, bnteould do nothing with 'the. frac
ture, ;A) her recovery will be • slow and
painful. Mr. andllni: GARDNER we be
lieve to be the only couple now living be
tween Milan and Wellsburg or Elmira,
that Were keeping hoise in said district in
1840. ..7c,hope she inay'reenver and en
joy sectral years of life yet , with her
friends.
- A r axon and enthusiastic, Republican
meeting was held at the '4-rnicori„ Corners
s.chol house, in Sheshcquitt,_toWnship, on
Thursday evening labt. • aiid a; AIIIeI,ELD
and ARTHUR Club Orgatiized. , The fol
lowing named gentlemen were elected of
ficers of the club : - •
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Presided—F. C. 11 6CRWELL. -
Corresponding Seeretarii—F. E. Ku.-
MER.
Recording Secretary—l. J. SHORES.
Treasurer--:G. L. FULLER.
The mee4ng was undressed by E. L.
HILLTS, Captain , C. Id. MANvit,LE, WIL-
Lt`A3lslarrfiand C. H. ALLEN. The Wyse:
Band Were , present, and enlivened the oc
casion with some excellent music.
THE Republican rally and mass meet
ing at North Towanda, on Saturday last
wasn grand srtccessitteverY particular.
A large crowd of people were present,
and one of the finest poles evertrected fa
this county was raised, beacirt its top.
'a handsome streamer on wlitch is initcrib
ed the ['mein( the Republican standard
bearers—a contribution from the ladies
of the , ;toivri. Capt. C. M. 3Lown.LE,
was the 'Preiddent" of the mceting, - and
ion. W,,T. DAVIES, L. HALL, H. N.
Virn.t.raws' and :E. I. Mums, Ells.,
delivered :eloquent apd. argumentative
addresses. The. Germania' Band • was
present - and enliVeimfr. the occasion by
some excellent- music. ' -
lafp'X'AßY IWCH. _
A *IMO Rifle stela. wi ll take piece
here, on oatonlaY, OctoberPci, between a
team lista of Company I, T i melfth Reid
ment,,nrCantotc and a team of the same
mamba. i from Gitipany A,- Ninth, Regi.
tient, of this place -.1,
The distabee will be 200 and . 500 yard
Teu slots at oath distance position at
NO yards attusding. yards-aay, with
head towards thlrtsort ? aita *: 0 artificial
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4/I._ rAuttER„ 9.orne7
General Or C
Fmn4TVEsq., or Tioy;Avill speak
at,,thel CoUrt House. roinirlda,Loo
Thtu*lPie„--vening September 3oth,
1880. There mil be.".music by the
Getmania Band. and singing by the
,
GARFIELD and Maim Glee Club..
TUE excursion under the auspices of
the Wysox Band, on Saturday last,' to
Ithaca, Sheldrake, etc., was a very enjoy : .
able one to all who participated in it.
.Thellay was a very beautiful one, . and
the afrangementewere perfect in every
resEebt. ' The hotel at Sheldrake being
cle - rrecl, the excursionists were given- an
extra sixteen miles ride on the lake, be
ing carried to the beautiful village of Au
rola, , eight miles below Sheldrake.
The boat ±did not land at Aurora, but
turned at that point and steamed - back
to Atwaters, where the party disembark
ed at about 1:30 r. at., and enjoyed them=.
Bellies the baking* of the afternoon until
about six o'cloick, when they took the
cars for home— The grounds at Atwaters
ire excellently arranged for pic-nie pur
poses. There are numberless swings,
croquet grounds, tabl e s nnder shade trees
and tinder roof, a fine enclosed dancing
hall, and fast at one side of the grounds
a splendid spring of excellent water. The
grounds are iniderf,tin personal
_superin
tendence of Mr. C. D. Mosinx, who is
the proprietor of the place, and one of
the most obliging ant courteous gentle
men in the State of New York. The
Band played several fine selections duripg
the trip down the lake, and also at the
plc nic group& Both on the boat 'and
at Atwaters, an excellent string band fur-.
nished music for those who desired to
"trip the light fantastic toe," and many
there wer, that lad such desire and in
dulged it. No accident of any -kind
occurred during the day to mar the pleas-,
urea of the OCCASiOII, and all returned
home pleased with the trip thrimighont.
The Band boys are entitled to, great
praise for the per fect manner in - which
the excursion wasi anaeged and carried
sut, and we only regret that the patron
age they received was not more liberal,
and that instead of just paying expenses
they did not mike a handsome sum to
put in their treasurY..
BURGLARY IN ALBA
We learn from a correspondent that on
Thursday nigh); about. one o'clock, the
store of GEOIICT H. WEBII, of Alba, was
broken into, and a sum'of money amount
ing to about $2O was taken from the safe.
Ic seems that the party or parties who
did the work went to the blacksmith shop
of V. 31. Wit.sos:, and unlocking the door
took'tberefrom a Ilan:liner, a bar and a
piincWor two., 13y inserting the punch in
t 1 a dcor of the store, and prying on the
doors enough to make iherngiva, the bar
was inserted and doer forced open, split
mi off a portion of it. Entering, they
roke off the knob of the safe, and insert
ing one of the punctle.k.drove off the lock.
The noise of this was - beard by several
`parties, but they attributed it to a young
horse en unit's that made 'a good deal
of noise. About s2o' was taken, but no
goods were missed, nor was anything else
disturbed as far as known. No clue to
the burglars hasX•en discovered..
COURT PROCEEDINGS CONTINUED
WEDNEADAY, • SErriMBER 22D, 1880
The following Sheriirs Deeds wero ac
knowledged for property sold Septtruler
10, 1880 :
, To W. A. Rockwell, for lot of land in
Tuscarora township. Sold as the proper
ty of Edward Pussey, Executor. $25.
To C. P. Miller, for lot of land in Toe -
carols township. Sold as the property of
Edward Pussey, Executor. $205.
To l Phtmbe:N. Harsh, for house and lot
in &Ali' Waverly Borough. Sold As . 030
property of George Barnes.
Cora. vs. R., B. Swisher—Fornication.
Sentenced to pay a fine of .$2O and costs
of prosecutittn. •
A. A. Lewis' use vs. M. E. AckleY.—
uditor's Report filed and confirmed' ni.
si. Exceptions filed. '
John Templeton vs. 4... W. Gray.,—Rule
to' Eatisfy judgment. • 14
James H. Webb vs. Thomas eirYle.—
Rule On James H. Webb, Administrator,
to. mark judgment to the use of. Willisprt
Hays! Administrator of William Haley.
George Munch vs. Julia E. Muncher-
Sheriff directed to make proclamation...,
Freilch S. Perry vs. /ingenue Perry ;
Amanda E. Barnes vs. Gee.. W.-Barnes;
Emma L. Evans ire.
vorces granted in in Sub caw.
INSTALLATION
WARNER, District Deputy Grand
.11.1sfir.of the' lb adlord County 1. 0. 0.
F., "will viHit the follOring lodges at thq
dates named far the purpose of installing
officers :
Oct. I.<- Piiam, No. 24'1
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f . " 2. SpOngfilld, " 881
" 2 Silitt; " 926
" 2 Austinville. "_326
".2 • Alstitimpdl,- . "c 789
,d 2 We`•4lls, 221
44 2 Northern : Tier, ', `,ll
" 9*
, "'4 -z . " Bradford, - 167
:` ' " 5
.. Leßay,
..: " 416.
,
", 9 . N',,.. . Wylausing, - - . •'503
" ; 6 Athens, " 165
.", 7 • Bylvatsvlll . e, - " 887
I id, ? Litchfield, " 938
" 8 New Albany, " 682
".9 ' Asylum,. ".488
'".11 Clausen,. " 920
"12 White Lily, - 808
• , , " 13 Monroeton, ' 4 13'7
"14 • - Rome, 41 480 ,
" 13 -• . - " 448`r 1 .
•"16 • -- Smithfield, " 928-*
"18 Bently Creek, 9.13
14 19 Burlington,.. f'_ 904
".21 Leßoy, '" 843
"22 Granville Centre,. " 687
" 23 Ceuta% .'",321
SERIOUS CONFLAGRATION.
Our Werrepham 'ecrtrerrotient, - tinder
date of Beptem _
_ber 25th; made rts fgt.'
• "An alarm ot, ihe was givrai about It
•
o'clock last Wodoeulay tdght, lo our let
golethamlet. When dbuovered It sea
found that-,WlLLutt!Mowe's
dizseiran past mini The the probe.
bly Ottlight shot:A.6e chhisney. • The We.
ity'eutoetteluable dotting, $175 ht mow
pt and eYgrithiag In the Caw,' *OM
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••46 4 1T 14 A10* -- Ortrlt*, is quite-seri;
00111, -4-r",, •
...W.OzaiiiitiestriiirOiCto
404 1 4 1 ol' T* 1101 4; to resume blis meal`
Oelotodisto: •
H. - minim,' of wiattAiii; suds;
milsOnse from his trip to Enropepernes
of:/40 'NO!. '` z •
loin Pinsas; of i froi, Is visit
dog her mother Mrs, Tnoe. Ji.
wiry, in tide " ' 4 -
e " .-. "=Rev. J. DOUGLASS oeend r the
pulpit of Christ , Church smilundsy
morning- and evening. t• - -• •
4134 lAnu WitsoN; his returned
to her bonus in this pismi from an ex
tended visit to friends
I )
—Rev. Willi (lair; of Wyninsing,
took in Bostotes..- Pnit .annitelarreele
knition of its "?.ettlenfent 10t, week. .
—arzetrait Harrow, of Troy, , atarted
for Mains -ea , Monday of last. Week,
where be intends.to , take up his reskkinee
and, go into stock raisin.
--Cashurs Sennumn, for many years,
St:.t gut Agent. at Wellsburg, N. Y., died
attuat place very sad - dopy on Thursday
afternoon. The. funeral services, were
held on Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock, Rev. Mr. floaxtim, ofElmira, of
ficiating, assisted by Ben. D.. W. Salmi
and P. EvEurr.
Local Correspondence. •
WYALUSIN9 ITEMS.
V. H. HOWARD has returned from his
tour to England, looking well and genial
as ever, reporting &pleasant trip: • •
Wyalusing Band discoursed some ex
cellent music the other evening in open
air coireert. They are makine rabid im
provement under the instruction bf Pro.
fetrr Ky-yrx. They give good prospect
of Imbruing a band that Vyalusing
should be proud of. •. •
•
Wyalusing is soon to have a- neatly
printedlsheet of its barn, which speaks,
well foi its, citizens as au enterprising
people, and no doubt will have its hearty
support.in common with all other enter
prises, in full faith that it will promote
the best interests of the place, and-. add
grace to our good name. •
The ' , amount of wheat raised on two
acres by MICUAEL KENNEDY. was ninety
six bushels, kuitead - Of sixty-nine bushels
as reported in my last letter.
ARTHUR 1 3 .u.mzn is attending Low.:
ELL'B - Commerchil College, at Bingham
ton, N Y. Ile commenced his studies
two iveeks ago. Success to him.,
The GARFIELD and ARTHUR Club met
Saturday evening, anti resolved to pro
cure caps, pipes and torches for the
campaign. They intend to make things
lively for the "unterritied " in our vicini
ty..
Two runaway accidents occurred in our
vicinity last Thursday evetfng, under the
following circumstances : While "Ilcoit-
Er " Tzurt.Evos was on his ray home
from Sayre, coming. through the "nar
rows," between this Once and Milan. his
horse became unmanageable, and in tree
ing itself from thb Wagon jerked Mr. T.
out, who, sLriking on his head and shoul
ders, became completely unconscious and
remained so mall A. L. Boron; who
was returning from Waverly, came upon
the scene. Mr. B. tied his horse to a
small buil:ilia a difficult position, and pro
ceeded to raise Mr. T. up and place -him
in his buggy to bring him home. Before
he could accomplish this his horse becom
ing uneasy and striving to change his ler
sition, .f ell down breaking one 4 the
dials and his bridle: Becoming frighten
ed by the "turn of things," he proceeded
to get out of "'titer," which het i dir,ibut
not before demolishing the wagon and be
ing thrown down the steep embankment.
Severel of our citizens assisted "in re
storing Mr % T. to consciousness' and took
him to' his home. tI have taken a " rotind
about" way'to report this, but what is a
county paper for -if . not to be tilled up
with "just such," so will le!: it go and
endeavor to be over on the lookout for ac
cidents and other news. '
Rev. D. D. Rawson delivered a =rmon
to the G, A. R. boys, Sunday e ening,
from f.:4 Timothy, 2d Chapter, 8d verse.
They were happily surprised by a elega
tion from Perkins Poet G. A. B. . filing
in soon alter the services commen.
The long looked- for rain has , t bust
reached us, and is making glad the hearts
of those whose wells have been • so
long, as well as doing mach good other
wise;
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Gilihore Post, NO. 227, G. A. ,
Perkins Post, No. 202, of Athens, last ,
Saturday evening, and a "glorious good
time" was enjoyed by all.. If the read
ers do not believe it, just ask Comrades
WfirrinT,: Hum, AltinpFand Ilrwra, of
the latter place, end-no d'nbt they will
givela satisfactory answer.
Youra,
September. 28,; 1880.L-
Mr. GEORGE PAYS N, of Pike,- whilo
returning horns from this place onSatiii.
day last, his horse , bscame
.unmanageable
aid ran away, throning Mr. PAYROS to
dm ground and breaking• some of = his
teeth and otherwise bruising him.
Mrs. 'BMW! BAKER, of Pawling, Dutch
ees county, N. Y., is visiting her friends,
in this locality.
There are ninety-nine voters in I!ellays.
vile Borough, nine . of reborn are Deluo
,crats and one Greenbacker. • . _
The 'Leßaysiille Public Library. con
tains 135 volumes. • . , -
• ,
The Democrati of this sectintiraiseil
hickory pole in this place on . Tuesday
last; it is nearly 75 feet in length. " In the
evenini
_Mr. III:CR gave an addreag'.but
no one - seemed to know what litiftiibject
was. A. bonfire was lighted on the•green
and there, amid the scent of burning tar,
Mr. BUCK spoke his little piece.
' On Friday evening last a Democratic
meeting was held in this pleat, whesetbn:
truths and falsehoods thej Delnocracy
were clearly explained to , thAr, sympa
thizing brethren. c • Wita.l4sitn.-
-Leliaysvilla, Sept. 27, 1880. - - -
EDITOR .REPORTER :—Our annual fair
will take place next week on the fleb, ith
and Bth of October. The: 'prospects are
very favorable for - tie beat fair yet bold
by Abe Troy Parmsesji 04 The officers
of time fairate—President, 4.,H. Thomas ;
VieePresideht, J. IV:McKean; lleart*Y•
O. 111. Card Treasurer, B. W. Poineref;•
Reporthig Secrets:7., Austin Leone:4,l
The' dimtors are L P. %Villains, W. IL
Dobbins, A. IL Waldron, S. D. Cl4O 3:
C. McKean, A.-. 13. Fgqining, Aer. B.
Rockwell, S. W. Case, Seth Sherman,-
W—D. Gamma" Ana .iPuldrewm, R. B.
Redinton, B. L. Rodraell,
ford, W. C. Pierce. ' 131aperintedenta —of
cattle, Josto.Kinyen;,borses, W. B. Dob.
bine ; sheep and seine; H. L. Rockliell;
woultrY; W. C. • PierM ; Inechoudad ball
and impleinenta, ATM ,Waldrim; lorege„
Asor S., Rockwell; B. C.
Kendall ladle* llayartaaat k MretZLls.'
Iftribligky ?4WD; F roma% up.
11111
ULSTER
KARL.
LERAYSVILLE.
.i. TROY.
UNNEEN
rAilapcper Ars
dejAaperebioiiMth6iniw
a iat shedby.Oakialialilit
* la ' s ilt ar Oa 4 "
04
0 04 40 /4 1 11 1044 ii r t i o',
twortt4,fr,c-miend.: te
dimaitib*-4inionot-thesuletinori
ktboroved • iat t =nilliv.
lag 4)4 1 1'; , ho
m.
lit
Preen* it YOO4llOO thirtylieed of
other short-horn cattle. iatles, exhibit Or
Menno.,Cotswold and =9outhdor n sheep
ani be , made. The Potato Asiezdation
will contribute largely *Tails interest of
that doWtaleati snd a gas duidal ar
finds msy boil4pettel. In the swine de.
pertinent we notice a large Berkshire
weighing about, -even hindrel penal&
Arningemente llave been made for bitch.
lag teams an thegroups, „Pad Mat
addition is thus' made to the convenient)
those wbo liana. 'The preside' and
other officers are making all necessary
prepustions for a enceiusful iair m end the
present year will prove one of the'mast
successful ones in the history of the
society. •
BM
Mr. A. B. Fatining,' Of Leona, and Mi.
Parke, of East Troy, are making fine
syraiifroin sine. : The , sample which Mr.
Fanning brought, to .town was of a
s,uperior finality.
The weather for the past week has
been too dry,land rain at theresent time
is much needid.
~en the whole, however,
the-crops of this portion of the county
are more ttuM tisually satisfactotY.
Fruit is said to be too abundant to
bring any profit to the producers.
Troy, Pa., Sept. 27, 1880.
ASYLUM.
It is evident from the. piece 'in last
Week's RlZPORTEkheaded ”Roaring Pi
ollet," thatone of. four things is true ; ei
ther "T. J.. R:" is a liar ; or else ".old
". was either drunk, mazy, or_s fool,
will some one please inform a made* of
the REPOifiER which is correct Y
The 111. E. Church is being painted'and
frescoed, under the directions of F. R.
Ranizumax—four workmen fronr Elmira
have been employed upon the church for
the past three weeks, and expect to com
plete their job of painting and frescoing
in a few dap , . ' It will be re-dedicated
irnmediately.after Conference, which will
set some time during October next.
The GNIWIELD and ARTHUR Club is
progressing finely. .They meet weekly,
and have a membership of over one hun
dred active ininla4n from all of the po
litzeat parties. The officers are as follows,
viz : - I -
- President—Cap4thi W. J. COLS.
Vice Presidents:—Colonel E. J. AYERS,
A. L. Tuomss, M. FIIISIIEY. ,
Treasurer—fl. L. HAIGHT.
Recording - Seiretary-0. A, GlL:hints.
corresponding Secretary— . lN .I'. MOODY.
The Club Was addressed last Saturday
evening by h. M: HALL, Esq.,, and Sena
tor -Dsviss.:,!lt is -needless to say any
thing in rega rd to their add resses , for the
gentlemen are nearly as
,well known in
Bradford County as tjetquent speakers, as
is the soundniss or lie Republicanism of
the paper which conisins this article.
1 understand 'that the Club have, or
are about to pure ase, unife,inss:•and
torches. •May RU attend them, is the
wish of your coive pondent.
I FIDE Nos A. 113 11S.
September 27,
NEwiALBAi .
Four'new dwellings awl:ming erected,
two on Meciriniell street, one on Front
street, and tine tin Rubber street. •A.
BEVERLY, Esq., llas added very much to
the appearance ofilis, house by a wood
house, kitchen and porch. Also, Mrs. A.
LADD has been building an addition to
her osw bpuse.
Frdl street his been widened _to fifty.
two feel', and .a walk laid north: irf the
way ; cannot fail to elect the epresent
.Council another year.
Tiotitkiiough Schad is well attended,
and all seemingly satisfied:
Where is there another borough with
only six Democrats in it, not enough for
a - quorunil
Rev. Mr: TILDEN preached Thinuday,
and Friday eveningi of last week at the
Bap ht Church to appreciative andienems.
314: - C. H. iFiCaticx 'has, g0n41.,t0 Visit
friends near Hemlock' Lake, Livingston
County, N. Y. .
. • .
• Miss ENNA Means expects to leave for
Wilkes-Bitter this week where she intends
to remain during the winter,' perhaps to
learn telegraphing. , Jasuratv. •
September 26, 1880.. 1 _ • 7 ,
BUSINESS' LO_C.
rar_lT-TE:A - TETE SETTS,-WINE
SETTS; LIQ I OR SETTS—at WiNCeit Store.
tratqtYliliAlTLlC Cl6.74E2iT.—Jukt 1111010
edL-anoper car laid of XX Star
. Cemaitt.
• . *./Wstuis.
IhrFoi s coulabs, Colds, Bronchitis and
attatfeetiotteofthe Lunge, w - take Arettb Cherry
` 4 , eepll34w.
rir CASH PAID FOR PRODUCE at
_
0ct.30. - vacua* VOVGIITV.
.; or The 99• CENT STOKE is Head,
quarter - ---- 1 diairsand
LAMP 14..21112.,
rir foe; . the
plttsion -.mud TOwanda .
Athens, ..
.tusdro,. coOntri. A
Ilse, wide-awake 'Man an do Whit at lt., Foe terms.
address with tittered:ire, J.W. V otnarrow, Ptttsti n.
Pa.; ' • . 2w •
Itreoiems law the best wearing Shoos
for Men Boy* an 4 Youths , wear ever' otrede4 ; :
Towanda, and it prlees withtit the ream of all, •
tek...Our goods are NEW and of the
BEST QUALITY. . Thrown ♦ VOVOIIT.
tW TrX 4 CALTEIt'S Little Nerve Pills
tar any ease' at serratures% 'ateepleuneso, weak
atomaet., Indteesthmi dispepsta. - etc., teller Is
sure. The onlymiry. inedictoo for Um price to
market. I! v 1211114 25 cents:- orprU.
• Wir'llantet,'4itees MILL...-Tbis is as
expellent ite:ridble ifilt-ose that commends Itself
at sight. Irsisseri haring apples going to waste,
will do well to trlie the Cider Milt atrial. It grinds
easily and rspidlyetushlng the 'fruit-Instead of
bereetiit See.barrele per day. Ifersal!
cheal4 R. M. lest.rce.
Tornui4, Pa., Sept. 7. - • .
as.. , SEW MG MACHINE NEEDLES
tilts and athiebetehts et the 119. Cent attire. • •
.
Them are mao forms of nervous
tetlitity in tonic that ytild tattle use of Carter's
Iron NW., Timm who v troatded with Dermas
Ittatmetiosiglit urea* rte., should try theta.
I , .
• lar " I have - usedseveral bottles of
MINIMS' LIVER lIIIIITLATOR, and you may
record thi tact. that my thiellagsaielotar.thaairld
that 1 tin eat hearty; antiato mote Ilk* swell Imo,
than I pf* been for pima ; past - I bats auffisied
pas psia and sin palatal
• - • J. Iltnrainer,
*t, PetticdteiHal Stow 1104 Wackiest-
car, Fors good, datable sodifesitetthog
8110 t, call at r. J. BMWS. algotal,te See*,
Baal- ' • - itur.tr4f.'•
('?PENNSYLVANIA STATIC Mt
-1406 admits bath itaaaarmast !Ali
Pluhin• WWI 0 4 *. Oodles of 1411611. CU*
801 °, au_ !la* ASTSimatvitL A ta,Viek rig 4
watery Dirpannert. leirmioafil to!" tier 'ea.
Fee elltektlPM martaaroutea Buolidooo4. A.
IL, rep. State Ceillegeygt. - Avg.'
itr.Provistona of a kboi„.tiettii
g r auty.o • Dawn
_ .
dr Tvt tont pint /AP; TF44. -Sri* In
Sei!d► Asocial Yovillat
ftn:At
IgrgarOMlL ' rook
or Amo
M ats - 1 0 0.° 111 • 07. JAXlALl* o . l grauhl
lian'AStOrtigiall•L
the littalv.•' 0 101 4 1 " 0 1 411 ,
ieldellig mat be 41104,t0p iirmasere Mew lit
Mliga.UtZgada, la= twillaw
5tt4000E4.00 , 10 - PuriLli*PADA-co.
Palaommarusisitsd* , l- -
h' A Hill suomist ot,WBIPS7 led
P= 1 4 114 0 1 4 th, st•Pel. Is saw%
131
w 4 aft7*s • I'.:a.,fßF,ioW'fMn
.
rat er. ast . P ecom plOir sosts l74:fr arit WN s.oppigni oll'ONZ
N01,G1'144.
The Largest,: 11*-an4 Oh***
tesi'or shoes for fordbeAlltlasio 41714116eur
teglir IS kind iitoxiiiuivies4atea, eanierltats
Wt. Moats.: Ina *SOW% Mack. 7 : 1444111
• Ur L.B. Ik. 3 o ll lsi **NM 00 . 1 1).•
upon foe quilt/ of gostlasad low pilaw as auk
Doors. 1111adamml Mains. sod itl building 1046
anal. 011104til
• riirit is impobjbls forit woman sites
taltbtal course of treatment* with LISSA X:
nonfatal VIEGITABLII 6:parroultD to
eastimptio sajl*lrttifs weaken; of tbs
Kooks.* stamp to KO. Utotoc.. Pi Ns cult, us
wester& Atioie., Lptc. Am. tor Pamphlets.
Said b 7 'Ds. H. CrPosTas, Druggist, towaalls,
Ps. ; " .11171-781.
tfr EirrownoNs von, Youso•
there le root owe to this or adjolaieji counties
who desires a good altualloi. or 'rants erne Had..
Den ildueelloo. address the Ithalrs Buster" COI.
ler, ltholts, L. Y. • septhl4tw. •
tom' A GR.IIIID RSP/ITATlON.—Wainer t a
Safe Ifidney and LWer 4. use has reached amputa
tion that la sot Smiled by the confines of section
or country. Them are no tojurfous substances oar
false pur e temporary stimulants In the Son.
It ly vegetable and compact' ed under a
formula that has paned severe testa and won en
dorsement from some. of the h ighest _ medical
talent In the eountry.— Pero Tort World.
tgr Hot weather produces hisiotiou of
the flyer. , inaction of the 'neer camas diseased
kidneys. and- diseased kidneys. and Abased& kid
neys undermine the life quicker than consumption.
All these unable* can be avoided by using War.
wars Safe Kidney and Liver Cam the purest and
best remedy ever discovered.
MARRIED.
.11111 TIT—FLEMING.—At the N. E. -
on September 27th, IMO. by' the . Chas.
Wright, Yr. Hance E. Smit h ind Jenite
P. Fleming, both of Ithaca.
ALLEN—BENNLVT.—At the' Preabyterhin par.
sonar, Ilonroeton, September 23d. by Rae. Bal.
lock Annatfong. Yr. Amon Allen of New Its.
and NW Jena* Seimett,of New Albani.4
./ •
.7tal javertisessaits.
Evaas & both
TOV7ANDA, PA.,
Take pteaauto to offering to buyers of
T. (000:023
THEIS TENTH ANNUAL
PALL SUPPLY,
WHICH FOR MVINITIIIDESITLE,
_ QUALITY AND CHEAPNESS,
Surpasses any of their former Offering; and will
at all times keep their stub 'applied with . the
Latest:Stylei
As they appear in market
They Invite Attention
•
To ,thelt Nei
{ooa
riva
- _ds
Black, Silks,
Black Casltm,eres,
Black Henrietta Cloths, Black Tamise
Cloth, Black Nun's Cloth, Black
Craps Cloth, Black Monde Cloth,
COLORED CASHMERES,
Colored India Cashmeres,
Colored Flannel goitings, •
.Cohired Novelty StiAtings,
Jamestown Bergen, Jamestown Alpacas,
Trimming Silk!, Trimming Satins,
-AND
- wm,iJ S ,
In Illack and Colors.
Cloaks and Shawls,
Caiwimeres for Men'e & tenths' wear,
- Flannels and Blankets,
Prints and Ginginuns,
Sheeting, and Skirtings,
:Lake' and Gentlemen's Underwear,
Hosiery and Gloves, '
Laces and Embroideries,
&c., &c., &c.
Also, a complete 1100 of
Cupatii_oll -ekes,
lia* = bad liatting.'
Thant hl fee IN, very liberal *Map bestowed
on us for the past tett.years, and hoping by strict
attention to our Customer's tenni as 4 truthfully
representing goods, to with continuance of the
same,
Dam &Ord
-cirE/3' ii/LY 3 9,'
Ptltt,tiD MEAL.
rA.
s .
Cash pop ter'. grabs: . V 4 . 111: wELpics.
a If . ILLS.. —, The und.ersigned liavhig
• ' lealsAl th iold - Seolitmeti 3IIP. otoltioneri
1 ven et the econounity. , ;Autos Week
41400 tr e y a wittbk Voildi Wen ; Animas is
the Win lesee. lepelted emit rift: ienestOr ln
lei tope to geed Weer_ .. reed; near. ]{eat sad
-teas ixeotantil es thew. dell_paid tee grata as
lit=iii.:aim ii. ism ;---- - IMINST,II: Witt.x4..,
-
. , .
RS ILLS (PAL) LADIEW
• mingrinr,siminatsiognmw
immilidiage. sum Sid INIPIMat plume
eatmclosig zuritacceteaw Tam blr
tan. •Thur mrionag,--11hIetbigkfref •
"hotrAluipowommmriuir—•
BE=M==lS -
• it; 41-I?,*
WAtHSAI,OI.O,.•
0000000's 11Jy Oniaika 0A#0000.0noir"
• • 4.1 1 0L 11 ,00 1 140.0 1 , 0 1%4J,
ltrf,111.!;010..:29; ill" , • •
CIVIA. ':4Jll4!:caiTitiirliiilljY--.l"'
• 7 11 3
alooriopoir "" - I%l' 1 - $ 3
Cora mai pot a0af,4,,, , •,r,
• Chop ANL, " ; 4 4.
Wllm*tp. per bath.... 0 , 00 A • . 0t A
Ip ts , „ o af
n u,
•0 114. A -.... •
auctirbeat 2.0 . 2-2 •- •.‘s se
tamtased . at so Oj aoo
llotaby.woatera,.. WA
,11010.421ba, pto 0 725 if AI f
t 14
oo
Pair. • Dbl.
_lO 0 ao
Hum. „ . • _. • - LI •
MI
sower. tube toss; ts not is
rm emus.
44 16 :AO 2,
. froth _ . 4ss - 14
ahem • • . • - 13 40 - 1$
Pot T yo.. pee-bub..- • • A 33
Beeswax 244 40 24
COaatlrran at Ozo D 66 oN
•
. .
Wass • 05 45
ll WM
Wad - • • e
Deseols • • • 40
Sheep Platte • - ' •' Ot 000 3SO
cosexciiii fir. PAWiuoir k
814ei . 010 oex
- Veal Skins ' • 'TS 111 0515
Dew:olsth= 40010 60
Sheep Pelts • Co igt 2 7$
dew she:v. iamts.
ThHOROVG UDR ED STOOKTOR
SALE. - e
e undersigned his E:LE LIEN DEitICSITTRE
PIGS for seWsod very OW. at three dollars ea ch,
when Ore weeks old ; *woe ready ea*.
• • •
V. HAGERMAN.
Rummerdeld. P5.,'.t.20. lllBO4 we.
FIRE INSURANCE. •
Bening accepted the agency of the • •
• LANCASHIREANIWKAYME COMPANY. S.
• (Wane taw it 0,000.000 00.)
'I am prepared to grits policies at current rites.
M. D. Swears, Agent
Ogles with We. a. Vincent, Towanda, Pa. lyr.
SUSQUEHANNA Cousaueri IN
attrurs.—Fall Term of the 2716 year will be
gin MONDAY, AUGUST no. 1810. Expenres for
baud. tuition and. furnished mom, from $172 to
#lBO peryear. • For estaksmo or further - wilco-
Mrs addrearrhe Principal,
. EDWIN Z. QUINLAN, A. M.
Towat.ds, Jan. 15, 771
R • TT
DORMAL,
325- East watee et., Elmira. N.Y.
Ist Floor DRY GOODS
.2d Floor MILLINERY. • •
$d Floor ' CARPETS
, 4111 Floor CLOAKS & SHAWLS
Trner Soon acanthi° by elevator.
4•W A visit of Inspection Is respeettally solicited
.
'NOTICE is hereby given that an
application will be made to Rm. raul 111..
Ow. President Judge of the County of Find
ford, for a charter to "The Odd renows lion As.
sedation of Welts," the object and puma. of
wpieh, is the erection andMaintenanee of a Han,
at Mosierrille, in said County, for nplace or-meet
ing for Odd Fellows and other varieties and argot:-
=Mans. . A. JUDSON,
C. S, - OMEN,
• C. L. SHEPARD,
.. • ,
• AV M. JOHNSON,
- J. R. WRIGHT.
Davies & Camochan solicitors for petitioners.
' Sept. Sath, 185044.
L. B. POWELL,
SCRANTON PA..
. General Agent for the
CRICKERING PIANOS,
STEINWAY PIANOS,
And
MASON .Ir, HAMLIN ORGANS.
Also instruments of !other makers
Lame Hasideenme ORAANN feir ISO amid
New Wiliam ao ll i b ratillit Pianos IMO
I and upwards.; ;!. •
ispck of SHEET MUSIC and MUSIC
BOOBS.
Scranton. Pa., Sept, lati 1880
- •
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.— In c re
the estate of Francis Tyler, deceased. 1
The undersigned. an Auditor appointed by the
Orphans' Court of Bradford County to distribute
funds belonging to said estate In the bands of H.
L. Scott, adminlstrata pendent" We, will attend
, •to the duties of his appointment at ; his oft* in the
'Borough of Towanda. oo SATURDAY. OCTOtsER
230, A. D. 1530. at 10 o'clock A. Si.,
when and
where all persons haling claims on said fund must
present them or be forever debarred from coming
in upon the same.
. • JOBWW. CODDIN - G, Auditor. .
Tolland'. September M. 18130-W4.
ORPHANS' 'COURT SALE.-By
virtue of an order Issued out of the Orphans'
Court of Bradford County. the undersigned, Guar
dian of Mary, John D.. Cornelius T., James if..
Ambrose. Margaret A.. CecellAand Theresa Dris
coll, minor 'children of Dennis Driscoll, late of the
Township of Athens, deceased, will - expose to pule
lie sale upon the premise., on SATURDAY,
OCTOBER toth, A. D. 1880, at II o'clock C. 31., the
followirg lot, piece or parcel of land situate in the
Township of Athens. County of Bradford. bond.
and deseriti.d as follows. viz :
On the north by lands of N. Green and Mrs.
Pant. on the east by lands of Messrs. Griffin and
Loomis. on the south by lands of Ira Elsbree and
a road, and on the west by lands of F. Murray
farm; containing about one hundred and twenty
five erre' be the same more or less. - Being the
north part of what was formerly known as the
Rogers' farm,-north of the rued running through
said farm. About one hundred and ten acres Re
proved, with a framed dwelling house, a wood shed
and an orchard of apple' Rees thereon. Subject.
however, to the reservation by Ira Elabree of the
right to take - off all the white pine lumber from
said premises.
TERMS OF SALE.—The purchaser to pay 11200
opon.the property being struck down ; /300 upon
confirmation or the sale, and the balance in three
equal annual payments from confirmation of sale,
with interest.
LARK BIRD. Guardian.
East Smithfield. Sept. Zi, 11180 Sept. 20, wIL:
RPRANS' COURT SALE.-
phane ll lO y u i rt r" o s ; rrA n fo o r r l e jo h unty e , d tht l u t n o dert t e gn ( Zi r. ,l
adrulnististor„ de bouts eon, of the, estate of
Charles t. Welles, deceased, wilt 'expose to public
sale at the Itichatitte Hotel, In Athenti Borough,
;Bradford County, Pa., on SATURDAY, OCTO
BER:ad. ISSN at 1 o'clock, x, 31., the following
lot,liter* or parcel of land rituate In the Township
of Athens. County of Bradford, bounded and de
scribed as follows:
On the want)) lands of Edward Murray. on the
west byland of C. Thurston and H. Williston.
north by land of Owen Spalding and the Common
wealth of Pponsylvaela. and easterlyby tbe Cho.
mpg river: coutainiug about two hundred acres,
1-ss about thirty aercW deeded to John Drake* by
deed duly recorded to which reference Is made for
description, and excepting and reaming also from
the residue a piece of lam* bounded as Motes:
Beginning 1135 feet west of the west side of the
canal bridge abutment on the east side of. the
canal at the gist crossing of the canal - from the
Cbemung bridge; thence north 675 0 west 438 feet
to the road that leads up the hilt: - thence' south
along the east side of said road 6 0 west Ztll feet ;
thence south 10 0 west 381 feet; thence south 21°
west 123' feet; thence south • 3i3er west 104
feet ; thence south 23 0 west 43 feet to a corner on:
the north line of land be onging to the estate of
Edward Murray dtceased ; thence south 87,li 0 exed ,
along said line 891 feet toscorner7o feet 'sesta the
centre of the bed of the canal ; thence &nth 4 0
181 east 825 feet to ydsbe of beginning; containing
ten acres and 440 of an acre, and excepting also
abnutArl) eighteen acres of eats adjoining the
Cheviot', river being the same land released from
mortgage by release recorded in the office tom'.
cording
.deeds and mortgages. in and for said„
County In Bradford County, In Mortgage Bengt'
NO. 7. page 454. about one hundred acres Imprered.
with frame house and barn and fruit trees the •
Alsolhe following described lot, piece or pates,
.of land situate In the Borough of Athens. aft •
wit andc omity aforesaid , and botutded as follows, to
On tbe,gdrffisty lot N0._33, on toe east by Watet
street, to tithe south by, led No. 33. and on thewest
hy 1et ; 744: rt. being' lot No. (34) thirty-four in a
plm ofsagrey
plots, by Z. P. Walker, known as
the ffidteffiee ; . and recorded In Bradford
County reeords for the' recoidlng of • deeds, ete ,
In Deed Book, No. 110; page 218, being the same.
tot moseyed ..to one J. 11...Stickle,_ by .John C.
Welles-by deed dated Ms Y; 1874. • •
TEItliS OF SAL6.—The purchaser to pay ten
per cent. of.. the purchase price of each lot on its
being:struck down ; twepty-lhe per cent. of the
balance on eonfirmation.of the sale, and the rest.
due In one year from confirmation of, sale with
interest. . -
x.Ec CTORS' NOTICE.-;-ITotic*
A:A Is hereby given that all persons Indebted to
the estate of A. R. Bauman, I.te of Leßoy, de-
.ceased, make Immediate payment. and all
persons tuning claims Against said estate must pra
sent them duly at tbentlested far settlement.
• LUCY MARIA BOWMAN,
Josef if B. BOWMAN,
Bept2ll4w.• .i Zxeentors.
MI
IMPORTANT TO AGENTS I--
TUE LIVE OF' '
CNN. JAMES CARIFIELO.
By his personal Mend. MAJOR WINDY. HAIM
N. Y. Halt. Is The only 'edition 3o which Gen.
Garfield. halt prep personal attention or inets..
Beautifully Illnstinted. Minted And beltitiL _'N The
best.]—N. T. Commercial Adeertimre.- " The
nestast.".-H.: 7. Herald: **The mat useful, sen.
dble and sathdaetory." it 7. 'Prelim. Pull
length steel portrait by Hall. item a picture taken
estwessiy for this . week. Aetivier Agents
Weeds& , Liberal terns. Send *L AI at ones
for complete outer. A. S. isAitxxs-a
wauwi St, NM,
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You can nate hooey faster at
. 11E40 aloft for as than atanythlng else.
Carnal not retfalred. We sill start ph. $ll a
- emote made at Name the Industriona.
Dien. women. hoA and this sawed evelpshere to
swot for to. Now Is thee. You cuudevote
year ulnae than to the Inuit. or OW, 'WO ' rpm
moments. 'lllekother balsam nth •payloonearly
as well. No' one arfUhlgto ifrehnan tesnake
enamor pay by engaging enee.- Cathy outfit
and tents free. /Afresh .miartWty for =Mai
mese; ~eakil'y eat, hinanobq.. - : , NoltresaYalltli
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WE HAtt REaIVELMAND „HAVE NOW ON _EXHIBITION
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OUR NEW STOCK OF
FALLQopps;
Which for COMPLETENESS and VARIETY OF STYLFS has never
been excelled, if equalled.
We would call particular attention to our stock of New Dress Goods and
Dress Trimmings, which comprise everything new in the market:
Black Cashmere% ,
In all n o i n d t ih e s ve a r nd sh p o n w . ces a ior be o st s,
• all new and fresh.
" different colors and
Colored 'Cashmeres
wdths, in every known
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1 colors,
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Flannel Suitings;
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Orient Cas hmeres;
gether with a complete line
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CHEAPER PRESS,":,'GQODS,
IN CASHMERES,
INr CASHMERES,
SATINES,
SATINES,
JAMESTOWN ALPACAS
In entirelY new styles, also just received.
GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED IN
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Which we. show in all widths - ; . also a full line of colors in. SilliNelvets;
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- at lower prices than ever bofoie o ff ered.- - '
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Black and Coloed Satins,
Black and COlored Silks,
OUR.:NOTKIN:-.DEPARTMENT --
Is also full of attractions: DRESS - BUTTONS, in all the New. Stiles;
Silk Handkerchiefs;Fichus, Ruchings, 4c. A splendid wile* ,
of New Saul' Pins, Sleeve Buttons, k Ba, just added.'
NEW CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
A FULL , LINE ir 11101111, 11111ANKIFFIR
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Our Cloth, DOlllefithe and Calleo *pa rt
me; nts will each be fourid full and. l i c e *
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DAMASSES MOMIK CLOTHS,
DAM ASSES ,MOMIE CLOTHS,
MATELASSES, he.
MATELASSES, &C.
A .fulk line of the celebrated
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With a full line of NOVELTIES in every shade"
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